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Tapas & Spa
Want to unwind after a day's work?
Monday to Friday from 17:30 to 21:00 from mid-September to mid-May
€59.00 for 2 people
€35.00 for 1 person
Monday to Friday from 17:30 to 21:00 from mid-May to mid-September
€69.00 for 2 people
€39.00 for 1 person
2 glasses of wine, beer or soft drink
(i.e. 1 per person)
1 large tapas plate for 2 people
(served until 21:00 in the Lounge Bar)
2 entries to the Sensory Spa (until 21:00) (outdoor heated pool from mid-May to mid-September)
Reservations: +33 (0)4 42 99 15 00
Jazz Night
Every Saturdays evening you can enjoy the jazzy atmosphere of our live soirées at L'Instant Lounge Bar from 19:00 to 23:00.
Free Therm'Park parking, subject to availability
For information and reservations: +33 (0)4 42 99 15 00
Sunday Brunch & Spa
Come and enjoy the fragrant and relaxing vapours of the Finnish sauna and hot and warm steam rooms as part of our Brunch & Spa Sundays. Discover the tropical and marine atmospheres created by our enticing shower experience before unwinding in our hot tub or beside our outdoor heated pool (open from May to September, weather-dependent), at the foot of the ramparts.
Winter Brunch & Spa Offer (from October to April):
- 09:30 to 16:30
- €60.00 per person
Summer Brunch & Spa Offer (from May to September):
- €75.00 per person
Brunch only:
- €40.00 per person
Body massage*, rituals of the world, Sothys and Dr Hauschka facial treatments, Medyjet hydromassage, manicures and more... all available at the Sextius Spa in Aix en Provence.
An extensive range of massages*, exfoliation, hydrotherapy, and balneotherapy treatments, as well as beauty treatments for the face, body, hands, feet and nails.
Treatment and fitness brochure
Treatment and accommodation brochure
Information and reservations:
+33 (0)4 42 23 81 82
Direct access to the Sextius Spa
*The available massages are for relaxation and well-being only and offer no medical and/or therapeutic benefits.
Sports & Aquasports
The Sextius Pavilion, a world of sports and aquasports to get you into shape.Complete with a fitness centre and aquasport pool, the Sextius Spa offers numerous sporting activities that are dedicated to keeping you fit.
The Sextius Pavilion is accessible from the first floor of the Sextius Spa and from the Aquabella Hotel
Information and reservations:
Direct access to the Sextius Spa
Whatever your wishes or needs, you are sure to find your ideal beauty treatment at the Sextius Spa. The largest beauty salon in Aix en Provence with Sothys and La Sultane de Saba facial treatments and body massages.
Information and reservations:
Direct access to the Sextius Spa


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Ingrid LeMasters
Sold for $379,000 on Jul 10, 2015
Corona - Completely Updated Turnkey charmer on an oversized lot in a quiet neighborhood. Open floor plan. This home was completely remodeled in 2012, with hardwood laminate floors in the front entry carrying through to the kitchen, living room, family room, and dining room. The kitchen boasts matched Frigidaire appliances, stone countertops, and drawers with soft-close hinges. Lower cabinets have pull-out shelving to optimize convenience. The 2 oversized bedrooms have roomy, mirrored closets, with plenty of storage shelving. Ceiling fans in family room and dining room. Both bathrooms were remodeled, with new fixtures. The view from the family room is of a green, inviting yard with mature landscaping, including a grapefruit tree. Sprinklers on timers in front yard. The family room slider opens to a large covered patio, perfect for relaxing and entertaining. RV parking inside the gated rear yard. Concrete drive leads to the detached 2-car garage with depth for extra storage/workshop. Garage is wired for 220, has a new breaker panel and water heater. There is a 3/4 bath in the garage, in addition to the Full bath and the 3/4 bath in the home. Indoor laundry; there are also washer and dryer hook-ups in the garage. Newer roof, newer vinyl windows including the slider to the patio.
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ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITE – 1st CENTURY ROMAN VILLA
This archaeological dig on the Costa del Sol, directly in front of our office, has unearthed the remains of a Roman villa. Beautifully preserved in soft soil, the villa has withstood over 20 centuries to reappear in 2016. From the materials and standard of finish encountered we know that it once belonged to a prosperous Roman citizen – perhaps a wealthy merchant or an important administrator. The Romans controlled this region from before Christ up to the 5th century. Did you know that Roman villas like this one featured under floor heating, cool shaded patios, spas and even swimming pools? Think about that when you open the door to your Marbella home and look past the hallway and the living room through to the terrace and pool to spot the sea sparkling in the distance…
Join our photo competition! You will notice this archaeological site is not fenced off but fully open to the public, so we invite you to inspect the villa for yourself and jump from pillar to pillar while you pose for photos. Just be careful not to fall! Select your most creative photo, post it and tag yourself on the archaeological dig's own Facebook or Instagram page ResidenciaRomanRemains. Who knows, you might win a prize! For more information, go to the Facebook page and find out how stumbling upon this dig could be rewarding.
The mysterious 'R'. Once you look closely the villa sports its very own monogram – an elegant R sitting proudly above the archway. We can't but guess at the origins of this mysterious sign but by coincidence the real estate office is called Residencia Estates. Perhaps mysterious forces were at work here, and as it happens, Residencia Estates is also a specialist in helping people 'uncover' luxurious gems with under floor heating, spas and swimming pools…
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There are 3 general coffee processing methods: Washed Process, Natural Process, and Pulped Natural Process.
Washed Process
Coffee cherries are put through a pulping machine, removing the skin of the cherry, leaving only the pulp attached to the coffee bean. The coffee beans are then placed in water to ferment for 24-48 hours. Following this initial soaking, any residual mucilage that hasn't yet fallen off is then washed off. After the coffee has been washed clean, it's then placed on raised sun beds and allowed to dry in the sun for one week. Coffee processed in this method typically possesses clean, high detectable levels of acidity and transparent complexity in the cup.
Natural Process
Also known as "dry processing", the natural process is the oldest and the most traditional way of processing coffee. Originating back to Ethiopia and Yemen, after the coffee cherries are harvested, they are placed whole on to sunbeds and sun patios to dry. Coffee processed naturally have gained notoriety over the years due to the signature high viscosity body detected in the coffees processed by this particular processing method. In contrast to the "bright" characteristics found in wet processed coffees, naturally processed coffees present a more rounded acidity and unique complexity.
Pulped Natural Process
Also known as "honey processing", pulped natural processing is often the most difficult and demanding process to execute. The coffee cherries are first pulped, leaving just the mucilage attached to the bean. The beans are spread out evenly onto large drying tables and are allowed to dry for 1-2 weeks with the mucilage still attached to the bean. This particular process is highly practiced in Brazil and several regions of Central America. Variations include white, yellow, and red styles, which are defined by the percentage of the skin or mucilage left behind after pulping, and allowing to remain attached to the beans while drying. Honey processed coffees typically have a high viscosity body and are acclaimed for their low to mild balanced levels of acidity.


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February 3rd, 2011, 4:15 pm
average rating: 5.00
February 3rd, 2011, 4:15 pm
...1! oh lumi, you just jinxed the entire chapter.
if you follow my twitter, you will have seen the last panel without speech bubbles a while ago ;D as i said on my deviantart, the story that lumi is going to tell is pretty important! there will be one single word in it that will give everything away. i'm wondering who's going to catch it!
Hemlock #1 is now available to buy online!
the first issue is priced at £6 plus postage and packing. it can be bought through lulu.com at my storefront here: http://stores.lulu.com/mildtarantula
August 20th, 2019, 4:47 am
February 4th, 2011, 8:29 am
@Kohikki: haha you might, if you've been reading chapter 2 veeery carefully ;D and oh man, the kids are only the beginning of how ruined her day is XD i'm so mean to my characters...
@Lyco: LOOK HARD! >:O
@Antique Doll: hahaha, i'm really curious how many people will catch it XD
@bluecrow: i'm glad you think so! they're pretty fun to draw >w<
@Rin Soul: i hope so!!!
@HayleytheCat: the story starts next week! ;D
February 3rd, 2011, 5:21 pm
I am going to be carefully inspecting every word to catch it!
And probably won't, but I'll try, haha.
I love Lumi's expression in the last panel, and the kids are adorable. :)
She's so cute with her saffron for the cakes too. :D Hopefully they kids didn't spoil her day too much.
Beautiful pages as always~
February 3rd, 2011, 5:44 pm
Eeeeee I'll be on the hunt for zis ONE WORD *Stares*
February 3rd, 2011, 7:04 pm
this has just turned into an intense game.
February 3rd, 2011, 7:07 pm
I'm preparing my word-net!
Those kids are waaaaay too cute!!
February 4th, 2011, 6:42 pm
Oho, now I'm excited! c:
February 5th, 2011, 8:17 pm
I wonder what the word will be!! Of course, we will all analyse every word, so one of us will probably get it, but it will be interesting to see what it means...
April 29th, 2011, 1:06 pm
omg i wish we could sell stories on the streets today...id probably be rich


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Senior Health & Safety Manager
- Recruiter
- Acre
- Location
- England, London, East London
- Salary
- Up to £70,000 + Generous Benefits
- Posted
- 29 Jan 2019
- Closes
- 28 Feb 2019
- Ref
- Contact
- Jonathan Goldsmith
- Contract Type
- Permanent
- Hours
- Full Time
- Sector
- Private
- NEBOSH Qualification
- NEBOSH Certification
Acre is delighted to be partnered with one of the world's most innovative and dynamic construction businesses to recruit a Senior Health & Safety Manager for the team. This business operates in multiple countries worldwide, employing thousands across their construction, development and refurbishment activities.
This senior level position will provide both project and corporate health and safety support working closely alongside the Head of Health and Safety and team to develop and implement health and safety strategy for the business, fostering a unified and proactive H&S culture and providing a high level of assurance across a range of projects.
Key accountabilities:
* Supporting the Head of Health & Safety in the development and implementation of the company health and safety strategy
* Advising, guiding and coaching personnel with the implementation of the company Health & Safety Policy & Management System
* Acting as a source of competent health and safety advice within the company and across allocated projects, providing advice and assistance to the Directors, project teams and managers on health and safety matters
* Leading the development and implementation of company-wide initiatives and campaigns
The right individual for this position will have extensive experience across the construction, civil engineering or infrastructure sectors. You will be able to provide examples of influencing strategic direction within businesses whilst also maintaining a positive relationship with stakeholders throughout all levels, from operations to senior management.
Key requirements
* CMIOSH - GradIOSH as a minimum
* Line management experience as a minimum
* Experience working in a principal contractor environment
* A collaborative approach to problem solving
* Strong communication and influencing skills
This opportunity presents a fantastic chance for someone to take up a leadership and strategic level position within a renowned principal contractor. You will be supporting the Head of Health and Safety towards driving forward health and safety performance, whilst working to maintaining a high level of assurance across a diverse project portfolio.
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By arrangement with Deacon Harry Evans.
Preparation requires at least six months notice, to allow proper scheduling, filling out of necessary papers, and giving of instructions, Pre-Cana program is required. It is important not to set a wedding date before initial consultation with the Priest. Special requirements if one party is a teenager. Please call the Rectory 304-256-3594.
- Saturday: 4:00pm – 4:45pm
- Wednesday: 6:30pm – 6:45pm
New Parishioners and Moving Away
Kindly notify the Rectory 304-256-3594, or the Parish Office 304-253-3695.
Care Of The Sick
Anytime, (day or night), please call the Rectory when someone is seriously ill and/or in the hospital 304-256-3594, or the Parish Office Monday-Friday 9AM-3:30PM 304-253-3695.


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The NHL Players Association sold game-worn jerseys and other items to raise money for a foundation set up to honor a player who died much too young.
Game-worn jerseys, autographed gloves and dozens of other pieces of hockey memorabilia found new homes in the National Hockey League Players' Association's recent auction honoring the late Luc Bourdon.
Bourdon played for the Vancouver Canucks and its minor league affiliate before losing his life in a motorcycle accident last spring.
"NHLPA members have shown exceptional support in paying tribute to Luc Bourdon, who was a great friend to many," said Paul Kelly, NHLPA Executive Director. "The significant impact Luc's life had on his fellow players is evident by the success of the players' efforts to raise this money. The proceeds raised will further honour Luc through the Memorial Fund in his name."
Over $55,000 was raised through the NHLPA's online eBay.ca auction, launched in December 2008 to provide hockey fans with the opportunity to support the Luc Bourdon Memorial Fund. The auction featured one-of-a-kind hockey memorabilia donated by NHLPA members, NHL Clubs and various organizations affiliated with the NHLPA.
More than 215 items were sold in the online auction, including:
- 2008-09 All-Star tickets ($4,150)
- Ryan Miller event-worn 2008 Winter Classic jersey ($2,325)
- Evgeni Malkin event-worn 2008 Winter Classic jersey ($2,225)
- Roberto Luongo autographed blocker ($1,425)
- Thomas Vanek event-worn 2008 Winter Classic jersey ($1,240)
- Roberto Luongo autographed glove ($1,035)
- Ty Conklin event-worn 2008 Winter Classic jersey ($1,031)
The Canucks raised $50,000 through partial proceeds from the team's Superskills event held on February 1, 2009. In addition, the NHLPA made an initial contribution of $10,000 to the fund following Bourdon's sudden passing in May 2008.
"I had the pleasure of playing with Luc and getting to know him while we were both members of the Vancouver Canucks," said Anaheim Ducks' forward Brendan Morrison. "Luc was a fine young man and had so much promise as a talented hockey player. Following his tragic passing, it has been remarkable to see what Luc's fellow players have done to raise money in his honour, and I'm pleased to have been a part of it."
All proceeds raised will support scholarships and various youth-related initiatives through the establishment of the Luc Bourdon Memorial Fund, which will be officially launched by Bourdon's mother Suzanne Boucher, later this year.
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9TH ANNUAL FALCON 5K RUN AND WALK. Friday, Aug. 17, 6 p.m. start, at St. Paul Catholic High School, 1001 Stafford Ave., Bristol. Cost is $25 ($18 for students through grade 12, $15 for St. Paul students). Proceeds benefit the Father Edmund O'Brien scholarship fund and the Michael Walsh '07 scholarship fund. Runners, walkers, strollers are welcome. Course is flat, fast and simple to navigate. Online registration at spchs.com or signmeup.com/site/online-event-registration/126191. Contact: Matt Crowley, (860) 584-0911, ext. 34 or email@example.com.
SOUTHINGTON VALLEY MIDGET FOOTBALL LEAGUE (SVMFL). Registration through Aug. 15 for all divisions. Cheer Program ($85); Flag K-Grade 3 under 65 lbs. ($95); Girls Powder Puff for ages 9-17 ($115); Introduction to Flag through kindergarten ($40); Tackle A for grades 7-8 ($185); Tackle B for grades 5-6 ($185); and Tackle C for grades 3-4 ($185). More info and registration at svmfl.org.
SOUTHINGTON ELKS GOLF TOURNAMENT. Friday, Aug. 17, 10 a.m. scramble start, at Hawks Landing Country Club. Registration deadline is July 31st. Cost is $125 per person, includes coffee and donuts, lunch, beer on the course, and social hour and buffet dinner at the Elks Lodge. Individuals or foursomes welcome. Sponsorships available. Contact: Ken Hill (860) 919-6677.
GOLFING FOR VETERANS. Monday, Aug. 20 at Hawks Landing CC. American Legion Kiltonic Post 72 golf tournament to benefit programs for veterans, children and youth, education and more. Cost is $125 per golfer ($500 per foursome). Contact (860) 621-4243.
Registration for the following classes and programs, unless otherwise noted, can be made at the Southington Community YMCA Membership Services Desk at (860) 628-5597 or on-line at southington-cheshireymca.org.
FREE LIVESTRONG AT THE YMCA FITNESS FOR CANCER SURVIVORS. Mondays and Wednesdays, Sept. 24 to Dec. 5, 7 to 8:30 p.m. Free 12 week, small group fitness program designed for adult cancer survivors, 18 and over, under the guidance of specially trained health and wellness staff. Program is designed to help gain strength, endurance and function lost through treatment and to gain emotional support and self-esteem. Cardio, strength and flexibility segments is tailored to fit each individual's needs. Participant are given a free 12-week full YMCA membership. Contact: Linda Prus, (860) 426-9531.
OSTEOPOROSIS AND OSTEOPENIA FITNESS CLASSES. Southington Community YMCA is offering classes for people with Osteoporosis or Osteopenia. Classes are for all fitness levels to help improve balance, build strength, and lengthen the spine. Classes follow the Meeks Method, a safe and effective method which emphasizes the reversal of postural change. YMCA trainers work in conjunction with Community Physical Therapy. Early afternoon, evening, and weekend classes are available. Contact: Jolene Miceli, (860) 426-9589 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
SHS INDIVIDUAL, FAMILY & SENIOR GOLD CARD PASSES. Available at the SHS Athletic office, 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Family passes for regular season contests cost $110 and includes immediate family members for boys/girls volleyball, football with the exception of the Thanksgiving game, boys/girls basketball, wrestling, and night baseball. Individual passes cost $45 ($30 for students). Senior gold cards are free for Southington residents ages 62 and over and are good for all regular season home games. Those who already have gold cards do not need new ones. Contact: SHS Athletic Office, (860) 628-3229 x 425 or at email@example.com.
THE SPEEDWAY LINE REPORT WITH GARY DANKO. Mondays, 6 p.m.-7 p.m., April-November, on WATR 1320 or on-line at www.speedwaylinereport.com. The call-in radio show focuses on the world of auto racing with in-studio guests. Southington's Gary Danko leads the discussion and provides results from local tracks and periodic vintage historical shows. Call-ins: (203) 757-1320.
If you would like to your event announced in The Observer, please e-mail information to email@example.com. The Observer reserves the right to edit for content and space.


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Rower Luke Moon was a National School Champion in 2009 and 2011 at U16 and U18 level respectively.
Luke then competed at the 2013 Australian Youth Olympic Festival where he walked away with three medals.
He picked up silver in both the singles sculls and quadruple scull before adding a bronze to his collection in the men's eight.


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Aug 1st - 28th - West Bank of Palestine, in the cities of Abu Dis and Bethlehem.
Refugee Camp Project (ReCaP) is a collaborative project run by the IPPNW and IFMSA-Palestine for medical students to spend a month in Palestine learning about the lives and healthcare needs of refugees affected by the ongoing conflict. Participants spend the 1st week learning about the historic and contemporary facts of the conflict, followed by a 3 week medical internship. The hope is to empower participants to in turn educate others on the truths they have learned and to act as advocates, whilst working together with Palestinian coordinators to continue and expand the ReCaP project for future years.
Participants must have completed 2 years of medical school
Fee: covered by the IPPNW Germany. Students must pay for their own transport to Palestine
Deadline: March 20th, 2017 at 23:59 pm CEST
More information can be found on their website.


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We think everyone would agree when we say that travelling isn't about the destination… its all about the journey itself. When you're talking about a trip around the world, there's no better way to describe it. So if the best part of the trip is the journey, then the best part of the preparations must certainly be deciding the route, right? And in our case, quite literally, we have a world of possibilities.
We've spent countless hours on Google maps, reading travel blogs, the many travel books we've acquired and talking to friends and fellow travellers to find the best places to visit on our trip. Unfortunately however, a vicious cycle has arisen in which the more time we spend researching places, the more amazing destinations we find and the more excited we get to visit them all!
Unfortunately we have some limitations when deciding where we can go. These include the time it may take to get there, seasonal weather conditions, security and of course if we'll have enough money to make it there and back! This means that unfortunately we won't be able to visit every single place that has set our hearts racing and the butterflies loose in our stomachs.
However, rest assured that when any possibility arises to visit somewhere new in reasonable safety, we will snaffle the opportunity up and make it happen without blinking an eye.
If you have any suggestions on where we can't miss visiting (or where we'd best avoid), please let us know! Just leave a comment at the bottom of this page and we'll love the challenge of trying to fit it into our itinerary!
Australia – Starting the trip down under
We've been living in the most isolated capital city in the world (Perth, Western Australia) since 2011. Not only is this where we bought Vanda and where the dream of our lives developed into reality, but it's also the starting point of our trip and the perfect symbolism for our journey. We hope to start from complete isolation and broaden our horizons exponentially along the trip.
Australia is a country with very few people relative to the size of its land mass. Many places are completely isolated and only accessible by car. We're going to take advantage of Vanda being 4×4 to explore some of the most remote places in the land down under.
Backpacking in South East Asia
Originally our plan was to send our car on a ship to South Korea, then on to Japan, but it turned out to be too expensive (especially at the very beginning of the trip). So we've decided to ship the car straight to North America from Australia and backpack through South East Asia in the 6 weeks it takes for Vanda to arrive in USA.
As Asia will be the only continent we'll visit without our car, we'll find ourselves surprisingly free and able to make decisions on where to visit spontaneously. Our plan is to use Air Asia's ASEAN Pass and local buses/train routes to visit as many different countries as we can within the 6 weeks we'll have here. We're super excited to visit places such as Malaysia, Vietnam, Loas, Cambodia and the Philippines. Please, if you've visited or live in any interesting cultural sites or beautiful destinations in these countries leave a comment below to see us add it to our itinerary.
The adventure continues in North America
We arrive in Seattle in October 2016 and will drive straight up to Vancouver, Canada to explore the Rocky Mountains before it gets too cold in winter. From there we proceed to drive east through the Canadian prairies and USA's lakes region.
We'll be in Quebec city in time for Thanksgiving and New York city for (hopefully) a white Christmas at the end of 2016. Then its an epic road trip south and west towards Mexico.
Central and South America
With the exception of Brazil and a quick visit to Argentina we are complete strangers to Central and South America. Our dream has always been to get to know more of this amazing continent, its incredible natural beauty and diversity of cultures.
We're so excited to see as much of Europe as possible, including Scandinavia, Eastern Europe, Turkey, Great Britain and even a quick hop across to Morocco (where we can't miss driving Vanda through the sand dunes of the Sahara desert).
Our exact itinerary through Africa is still under construction. We're waiting until we get closer and know the political climate and security of some countries to finalise the route – but above is an idea of what we are thinking of driving.
On our return to South Korea and Japan
If the big lap of the globe is done and we still have time and money remaining we'll be straight back to Asia in order to drive South Korea and Japan and explore these countries by van.
The plan it so drive to almost every corner of these two beautiful countries and get to know more about their unique cultures and traditions that are so different to Western ways of life.


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When I started out writing Chef cookbooks, occasionally I'd want to run a knife command from my recipe, library, LWRP or my own gem or knife plugin and I'd typically just use the ruby system method which just creates a subshell to run a command. This never felt quite right. Composing a potentially complex command by building a large string is cumbersome and not politely readable. Then there is the shelling out to a subshell which is inefficient. So after doing some cursory research I was surprised to find little instruction or examples on how to use straight ruby to call knife commands. Maybe my google foo just wasn't up to snuff.
So here I'll run through the basics of how to compose a knife command in ruby, feeding it input and even capturing output and errors.
A simple knife example from ruby
We'll start with a complete but simple example of what a knife call in ruby looks like and then we can dissect it.
# load any dependencies declared in knife plugin Chef::Knife::Ssh.load_deps # instantiate command knife = Chef::Knife::Ssh.new # pass in switches knife.config[:attribute] = 'ipaddress' knife.config[:ssh_user] = "root" knife.config[:ssh_password_ng] = "password" knife.config[:config_file] = Chef::Config[:config_file] # pass in args knife.name_args = ["name:my_node", "chef-client"] # setup output capture stdout = StringIO.new stderr = StringIO.new knife.ui = Chef::Knife::UI.new(stdout, stderr, STDIN, {}) # run the command knife.run puts "Output: #{stdout.string}" puts "Errors: #{stderr.string}"
Setup and create command
This is very straight forward. Knife plugins may optionally define a deps method which is intended to include any require statements needed to load the dependencies of the command. Not all plugins implement this, but you should always call load_deps (which will call deps) just in case they do.
Finally, new up the plugin class. The class name will always reflect the command name where each command name token is capitalized in the class name. So knife cookbook list is CookbookList.
Command input
Knife commands typically take input via two forms:
Normal command line arguments
For instance:
knife cookbook upload my_cookbook
where my_cookbook is an argument to CookbookUpload.
These inputs are passed to the knife command in a simple array via the name_args method ordered just as they would be on the command line.
knife.name_args = ["name:my_node", "chef-client"]
Using our knife ssh example, here we are passing the search query and ssh command.
Command options
These include any command switches defined by either the plugin itself or its knife base classes so it can always include all the standard knife options.
These are passed via the config hash:
knife.config[:attribute] = 'ipaddress' knife.config[:ssh_user] = "root" knife.config[:ssh_password_ng] = "password" knife.config[:config_file] = Chef::Config[:config_file]
Note that the hash keys are usually but not necessarily the same as the name of the option switch so you may need to review the plugin source code for these.
Capturing output and errors
By default, knife commands send output and errors to the STDOUT and STDERR streams using Knife::UI. You can intercept these by providing an alternate UI instance as we are doing here:
stdout = StringIO.new stderr = StringIO.new knife.ui = Chef::Knife::UI.new(stdout, stderr, STDIN, {})
Now instead of logging to STDOUT and STDERR, the command will send this text to our own stdout and stderr StringIO instances. So after we run the command we can extract any output from these instances.
For example:
puts "Output: #{stdout.string}" puts "Errors: #{stderr.string}"
Running the command
This couldn't be simpler. You just call:
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Yesterday was the last lesson for the winter session of Imagination Station for kids 3-5 years old at Place des Arts. A hodge-podge of art experiences; drawing, painting, printmaking… is at the heart of the class. Yesterday we created paper sculpture turtles.
For me, spending time with young children is a treasured experience, partly because their curiosity and spontaneity enlightens my own art practice. As teacher I feel my task is to come up with a project that they can succeed at and make it their own at the same time. We had 45 minutes for the activity so I had premade the circles for the feet and also had a helper for all the stapling required. The project was a huge success and a whole bunch of art turtles were bouncing their way out the door as class ended. A couple of younger brothers who came by to pick up older siblings left with bouncy turtles as well.
Today's images show my prototype for the project and the materials needed: light weight cardboard (base), stiff art paper (3 different widths for feet, head, and shell), oil pastels, marker, stickers, pipe cleaner (tail), tape, and stapler (not shown).


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The markets took a bath today as beleaguered United Airlines sent shock waves across the board. United Airlines came up empty when it went to the US government looking US$1.8 billion in loan guarantees it says it needs to avoid declaring bankruptcy. The company is currently losing US$7 million a day, and has a debt service that would be the envy of many a third world country. The company has the opportunity to reapply for the loan guarantees if it makes changes to its submitted business model, so all is not lost. Bankruptcy, however, is looking closer today than it was yesterday, and that helped spook Wall Street. UALis stock lost almost 70% of its value today, and trading was halted. The stock closed at 1.00, down 2.12 (-67.95%).
At the same time, beleaguered computer maker Gateway issued comments through CEO Ted Waitt, who told a conference that his company is likely to miss estimates for the December quarter. Those estimates were for a loss of from 10 to 13 cents per share, so missing is not such a good sign. From a CBS Marketwatch report:
Walter Winnitzki, a PC analyst with First Albany Securities, said Gatewayis announcement concerned him for several reasons.
"Based on what we know about the holiday selling season so far, it appears Gatewayis problems may be company-specific and indicate share loss," Winnitzki said. "The aggressive pricing pressures in the PC market are just beginning to heat up."
Recent third-quarter figures from research firm IDC placed Gateway in third place for U.S. PC shipments behind Dell Computer and Hewlett-Packard. According to IDC, Gateway shipped 729,000 PCs for a 6 percent market share. During the same period in 2001, Gateway shipped 817,000 PCs and held 7.2 percent of the U.S. market.
Gateway closed at 3.42, a loss of 0.70 (-16.99%). Other technology stocks, already battered by the negative news from United Airlines, were further hit by Gatewayis news. Analysts are mixed on whether Gatewayis issues are company or market specific, but an after-closing revenue target boost from Intel is likely to have a positive effect on tech stocks on the morrow.
Intel announced that it expects sales of from US$6.8-US$7 billion during the quarter, and that its gross margins will be in the 50-51% range. Intel closed at 18.96, down 0.78 (-3.95%), on strong volume. The companyis stock recovered some of those losses in after-hours trading.
The Numbers
At the close of trading, the Dow Jones Industrial Average stood at 8,623.28, a loss of 114.57 (-1.31%). The S&P 500 closed lower at 906.55, down 11.03 (-1.20%). The NASDAQ Composite Index closed at 1,410.75, off by 19.60 (-1.37%). Apple closed at 14.63, a loss of 0.34 (-2.27%), on moderate volume of 4,313,481.Apple
It was discovered today that the company had pulled out of Macworld Tokyo 2003, which led to the cancellation of the entire show. It remains to be seen how this will effect Appleis business going forward as the company looks at how it spends its marketing money. Though the decision was made weeks ago, neither Apple nor IDG World Expos had announced the decision as of yet. This news hits as Apple also announced that it had received more than 365,000 visitors to its 50 US retail Apple Stores during the Thanksgiving week. That news hasnit phased Wall Street so far.
Yesterday, Apple introduced IP over FireWire, a networking protocol that brings new possibilities to networking and peripheral attachment to Mac users.
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120 Film Challenge Exhibition is open
February 13th 2015, 19 intrepid photographers met here at Atkins at 9am to collect a single roll of 120 transparency (slide) film. They set off into a ferocious Adelaide summer morning with their medium format cameras, from another era, to make a series of photos for this challenge. Transperancy film is a curious cat, whilst it renders beautiful strongly coloured pictures, it has very little latitude of exposure. Latitude describes a film's ability to capture detail in highlights and shadows in a single exposure. A modern digital camera should be able to capture seven stops of latitude. Stops referring to the f-stops of a camera. The highest end digital cameras can capture fourteen stops! Colour negative, or print film, can capture seven stops.
Transperancy film can only capture four.
So the challenge was to head out on a hot day, when the light is not ideal, beating down from overhead, using older equipment, with film that is limited in it's latitude, and in some cases only have four exposures on that one roll of film, and with only three hours to make the picture... This is why we call it a challenge.
And how well did our participants do...fantastically I think.
You are welcome to come by Atkins and enjoy a review of the work from these excellent and brave individuals. The exhibition will be up until August 2015
The participants in the 120 Film Challenge: Kelly Brendon Gary Sauer-Thompson Peter Strazds Terry Hann Sarah Fairbanks Matt Roughan Luke Greaves Eric Parsonage John Driggers Derek McClure Pascal Urlings Jim Filmer Mike Lim Fred Bray Simon Casson Kylie Macey


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Remember that I started training for the Palestine half mara about seven months ago? Probably not, considering it's seven months ago. Having never run further than six kilometres in my life and also having a bit of a cinnamon bun baby going on, I decided to use the half mara as a way to get exercising again - and I also thought it was a great excuse to finally get to go to Palestine.
I made it to Palestine, but I never ran the half mara there. Why? Well, three weeks before the race I headed over to SXSW in Texas and had a jolly good time, which unfortunately resulted in me coming down with bronchitis from hell. I was gutted, but not that gutted as I travelled to Palestine on my own, and the only one who'd suffer from my being annoyed would be, well, me. Instead I walked the 10k with an old acquaintance of mine, which was pretty great.
Last week - six weeks after the race took place - I finally ran the 21.1k on my own, right here in Malmö. At that point I hadn't run for nine(!) weeks. So yeah, it was interesting. All in all it took me about seven months from starting training to finally getting across that imaginary finish line. Here's what I learnt.
Don't underestimate the power of tech
You'd expect this one from someone who works in tech amirite. In all seriousness, my running app was really helpful, particularly in the beginning. I hadn't done any exercising in months at that point, and since the app told me "congratulations" and actually cheered me on when I ran my first eight minutes (which, mind you, was pretty hard at that point) I didn't feel like a loser for only running for eight minutes. The app also helped me avoid procrastinating - I had to run only four times a week, and every day I had a run to do it was a bit like Russel Brand going "you only have to get through today being sober, who knows what happens tomorrow". Every time I dreaded going for a run (which, surprisingly, didn't happen that many times), the app somehow got me to just do it. Lol. And I actually started quoting Nike. That's how you know someone's branding works.
Steer clear of the dickheads
This goes for most things in life, but I find a reminder to be helpful every now and again. Some people - they were very few, but still - actually said that I didn't train enough, or that I wasn't strong enough, or that a half marathon is "very hard" (thanks Sherlock, really appreciate it). Most people were really supportive - impressed even - and that helped me ignore the BS. More than anything, knowing that I was well on track according to my app convinced me that I would be able to run it - and this goes for even when it turned out I wasn't going to be able to run the race in Palestine. Generally though, talking to others about the challenge brought out other people's anecdotes and running tips, regardless of whether they were beginners like me, or pros who'd run several maras already. At one point I even felt like maybe I was approaching the running community, but lol who am I kidding.
Know the difference between giving up and being an idiot
Three days before the race I was in the office, having a cough that sounded like it was about to kill me, but I was still pretty adamant I'd make the race - until a colleague sternly looked me in the eye and said "don't be an idiot" (Swedes aren't usually that vocal). To be fair, it's probably the wisest piece of advice anyone gave me throughout my training. Dropping out, giving up, whatever you want to call it, isn't equivalent to it being a failure. Had I listened to the dickheads (see above point), it probably would've felt as such, but it would've been such an epically shit move to try and do the race while really ill. If I'd tried to do it, I would most likely have had to drop out during the race, which might have put me off running for good.
Last Saturday I finally ran my half mara. I ran 21.9k in 2 hours and 27 minutes, including five pit stops at different restaurants to fetch water, a couple of red lights, and helping an old lady out finding the hospital (no joke - that's what happens when you run your own little race).


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Sunday, October 25, 2009
well, postponed till Feb 2010 but
see me this Friday in Northwood for the Art and Wine Bewitching Night!
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Saturday, August 8, 2009
Sale lonely sale
In order to have a sale and rent spaces in my yard I would need to get insurance and for a one day event that would run $383.00. I only wanted to rent 10 spots to help pay for ads, but at $35 a spot I wouldn't even have the insurance covered. So the show will be hosted by Mary and myself and we will be the only dealers.
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Sunday, June 21, 2009
Legal stuff, oh no so fun! My goal of the week is to find out do we have to have a permit and then do we need a permit to set up a nice large tent in Darlene's beautiful back yard. Who wants to do this, I need an admin because this is not the fun part of occasional sales! I would rather be garaging, thrifting and dumpster diving any day...:)
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Saturday, June 13, 2009
Occasional Sales
This blog is for those of us who would love to offer our finds every once in a while to others who love to shop; to offer our items to those who appreciate seeing the merchandise, feeling the wares, holding it in ones' hands and sharing the experience of a great find. It is for those of us who want to get the word out there that vintage means green, that handmade means Made In America. It is for those of us who want to support one another in an adventure of the hunt in an atmosphere of good people, good food, and pleasant surroundings.
If you have purchased the current copy of Country Living magazine you will see on page 20 the article: RETAIL'S NEXT WAVE. Enterprising women and men across the nation are holding Occasional Sales as a low-risk way to have a small business that is flexible, of having a means of being productive and to keep their passions alive.
I, myself, have been involved in the past with several very successful craft shows that were held once a year. Droves of people attended and sales were amazing, shoppers knew that if they wanted it they better not hesitate-the show was only a few days long. This helped me to have the confidence to take my folk art to the national trade shows and from there my pieces were in shops across the nation and shown in several magazines, i.e. Country Living. Times changed, imports were shipped in and handmade in America became Made In China. I believe we are returning to our roots of our ancestors with recycling vintage goods (my mom recycled aluminum foil-so do I) and appreciating our own handmade items. If you visit many internet sites such as etsy one will see how supportive and creative everyone is of one another. Occasional Sales are another source for retail; hosting an occasional sale two, three or four times a year, just for the weekend or a bit longer. Hosting the event in ones' home, yard, farm or meadow, making the atmosphere a charming and relaxing place to shop and share with family and friends.
So this blog is for you to share your thoughts, for all of us learn how to host a successful show and to get the word out of Occasional Sales in our areas!
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Rhynchospora alba: the white-beak sedge
Venture into the wetter areas of the Dorset heaths and one of the most common species of sedge you will find is the white-beak sedge (Rhynchospora alba). Nationally this is quite a scarce plant as its preferred habitat of acid myre is not that widespread at low levels and so this is more common on the mountains and moors up north.
Where it grows it is usually in large colonies and the masses of green shoots each bearing white beak-shaped flowers is a lovely sight. Apart from the much rarer brown beak-sedge you cannot really confuse this species with any others, it is quite unique in appearance.
I cannot recall a wet heath I have visited in Dorset where this does not occur so, if you are an enthusiastic and budding botanist put your wellies on and go hunting!Rhynchospora alba: the white-beak sedge


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We rounded up these items for this week's news corral:
- FamilySearch and Svensk Arkivinformation (part of the National Archives of Sweden) are starting a huge project to create a free online index to 418 million names in Swedish parish registers of births, christenings, marriages and burials. Volunteers will index registers from the start of recordkeeping (between 1608 and 1686, depending on the parish) through 1860.
- StoryCorps will bring its mobile oral history recording booth to the Federation of Genealogical Societies (FGS) conference that starts Sept. 2 in Little Rock, Ark. See the FGS blog for details on booking a time slot and preparing to tell your story.
- Heritage Travel, a subsidiary of the National Trust for Historic Preservation, is launching a free online travel community called Gozaic with several circles for those interested in history-related travel. Those include Civil War Buffs, Abraham Lincoln, Family Heritage Travel, Journeys into Hidden America and others. Visit the pre-launch site to learn more.
- On a celebrity baby blog this week, actor/producer Lisa Kudrow describes her next project as a genealogy series in which we take stars to their ancestral landmarks … different countries and places where they see documents and they see homes or buildings or things that have to do with their family. (Scroll to the bottom of the post to see the full statement.)
Maybe the postponed US version of Who Do You Think You Are? will see the light of our TV screens. (Last we heard, it didnt make NBCs fall lineup, but might show up as a mid-season replacement.)


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Your skin is designed to protect outside contaminants from getting inside your body and making you ill.
Most people don't give a lot of thought to their skin until there's a problem.
There are skin issues that can develop that are pretty common.
Some are easy to treat and some aren't – unless you have a medication that's designed for that specific problem.
Skin rashes are the number one reason that people seek over the counter treatments or visit their doctor, depending on the severity of the rash. Rashes always have a root cause.
You can get a rash from coming in contact with something that triggers your body's histamine response. An example of this would be a reaction to poison ivy. But you can develop rashes from having contact with things you're not even aware of.
You can break out in hives if your skin touches things like some types of perfumes or colognes. You can have a metal allergy to jewelry. Some people break out in hives when they come in contact with an allergen.
The solution to this is to treat the rash and then stay away from what caused the reaction. You can develop a skin rash in response to certain foods – even if you've never been allergic to them before.
Common Causes of Eczema and Symptoms
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Fruit is one of the most common causes of sudden skin rash caused by food allergies. You can also develop skin rashes from medications. Eczema is a skin problem that's caused by inflammation, and it's one that can make you pretty miserable.
You may also see it referred to as dermatitis. Some types of eczema can be inherited. The hallmark to this skin condition is the high level of itching that's associated with it. This itching can be present with or without a rash.
You may notice changes in the color of your skin. You can have redness in the affected area, but it can also cause the skin to thicken and appear scaly and darkened. If you're like many people, you may be experiencing dandruff.
Though some people believe it has to do with the hair washing techniques used, that's not true. Dandruff is caused by dry skin or by skin rashes. It's caused by eczema or even fungus.
Your scalp is part of your skin, so it's subject to the same problems that the rest of your body is. Another common skin problem is warts. These are caused because there's an infection known as human papillomavirus or HPV for short.
This type of infection occurs because the virus enters when the skin is open somewhere. The virus then multiplies and causes the wart to develop. Psoriasis is a skin condition that's caused by rapid cell multiplication.
When this happens, you get tough, red areas that are scaly. The most common places on the body for this is on the elbows, scalp, knees, hands and feet. The skin gets dry and itchy and can even split in areas and bleed.
Rosacea is a skin problem that causes the face to look red and flushed. You may or may not have bumps along with the redness. These bumps can resemble acne. The cause of the condition can be inherited or caused by a reaction to something in your environment.You may like:


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Ben takes control of the mic to share what the plans are for the foreseeable future with Secret Tech Sauce. He shares why the delay in recording, plans with future guests and reviews three books - Seneca, Meditations of Marcus Aurelius and Sapiens. The purpose of sharing the books is neither to promote them OR come across like an ignorant philosopher with a microphone. His purpose is to share what has been influencing his thoughts lately. You can decide if you want to continue listening to Secret Tech Sauce.


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Refill Bristol - Beyond FreeFill!/
Our FreeFill team, Annie & Hamish, talk about a project to take refills out of the world of festivals, and into the city!
Our FreeFill initiative has helped to transform the way people drink water at festivals and events. We have had brilliant feedback from festival goers saying they use their bottles all year round - taking them to work / school, the gym and cycling. FreeFill is helping generate a movement, a change in behaviour towards refilling!
FreeFill was first developed in 2010, after our Founder and CEO Katie, launched the Turn Me On Campaign - which aimed to get Bristol's historic water fountains reinstated. We are extremely pleased that 5 years on, Bristol has a free drinking water fountain in Millennium Square. Here in the U.K, we're lucky to have access to delicious, safe drinking water available on tap wherever we go - so let's use it!
In Bristol's year as European Green Capital, we have teamed up with newly formed campaign group City to Sea, who are looking at what can be achieved at a city level - to reduce the amount of waste reaching our waterways and making it's way out to sea, as well as Go Green Business, who are supporting businesses in the city make positive changes for a more sustainable future. Together we have launched the Refill Bristol initiative, which will mean Bristolians (and our cities visitors) can fill their water bottles for free with tap water from venues across the city!
We have been busy signing up cafés, bars, restaurants and other businesses - even Specsavers are on board! Visit the Refill Bristol page on City to Sea's website to see a full list of signed up venues here. We also have an app being developed - so you will easily be able to see which venues have signed up and where you can get your free refills from across the city!
You can check us out, strutting our stuff, in one of the Refill Bristol "flask" mobs here - Just think flash mob but with more bottles!
Finally - if you haven't yet got a refillable water bottle yet - please support our safe water programmes and buy one here.
Have a good weekend all (& don't forget your bottle)!
Over and out.
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Thursday, November 06, 2008
Photostory Friday
Hosted by Cecily and MamaGeek
19 comments:
- On a limb with Claudia said...
Boy that's gorgeous! Wow. I love the quality of light here. And what fun to go for a walk with the kids in the neighborhood.
- Thu Nov 06, 07:55:00 PM 2008
- Janet said...
What a great shot, Tommie! Nice bokeh :-)
- Thu Nov 06, 08:22:00 PM 2008
- Chris said...
The color is beautiful.
We used to go around the neighborhood and rake up leaves for my best friend's mom, when we were kids, because they didn't have any trees in their yard, and she wanted a pile of leaves to play in.
- Thu Nov 06, 08:34:00 PM 2008
- CC said...
Gorgeous pic! I'm so jealous of your temps right now. It is windy and rainy and the cold just seeps through your clothes here.... yuck!
- Thu Nov 06, 10:24:00 PM 2008
- Lori of I'm no super Mom said...
Love the pic! I too love the weather this time of the year but ours is more like 80s in the afternoon!
- Thu Nov 06, 10:42:00 PM 2008
- Steph said...
Beautiful pic.!
Happy fall to you too!
- Thu Nov 06, 10:50:00 PM 2008
- Indrani said...
The weather sounds so pleasant and crisp there. Have a Happy Fall on the pile.
- Thu Nov 06, 10:58:00 PM 2008
- Stacey said...
Beautiful Picture!!! I love this time of the year too:)
- Thu Nov 06, 11:31:00 PM 2008
- Cecily R said...
That shot is BEAUTIFUL. It just captures the season so cleanly and perfectly. I love it!!
- Fri Nov 07, 12:13:00 AM 2008
- TavoLini said...
That sounds so nice--taking a walk and playing in the leaves. The picture is great, too!
I want to see some bicycle pics :)
- Fri Nov 07, 07:14:00 AM 2008
It's been unseasonably warm here lately. I need to remember my camera on a walk before it gets too chilly again and all the leaves fall. I just love the gorgeous colors!
- Fri Nov 07, 10:13:00 AM 2008
- Tiaras and Tantrums said...
beautiful colors in the photo - weather has been fantastic - except today!
- Fri Nov 07, 12:45:00 PM 2008
- MamaGeek @ Works For Us said...
Ooooh that color is GORGE Tommie, beautiful shot! Isn't fall fantab!
- Fri Nov 07, 01:19:00 PM 2008
- Corey~living and loving said...
great photo. I love being a part of your day through your story. :)
- Fri Nov 07, 01:38:00 PM 2008
- Jennifer, Playgroups Are No Place For Children said...
Happy fall and what a great shot!
- Fri Nov 07, 01:40:00 PM 2008
- Wendy said...
Great picture! I need to get out with my camera more. Getting cold here already.
- Sat Nov 08, 09:39:00 PM 2008
- Tabitha Blue said...
Beautiful photo and story as well!! As a homeowner with lots of leaves... I'm sure they'd love if you offered to rake up a couple of piles!! :)
- Sun Nov 09, 10:26:00 PM 2008
- Susie said...
Great pic Tommie! Happy fall right back at ya!
- Mon Nov 10, 05:56:00 AM 2008
- Desert Diva said...
Beautiful autumn photo. You can come rake my leaves if you want! ;-)
- Tue Nov 11, 08:08:00 AM 2008


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I started hunting when I was 11 with a Sheridan pump pellet rifle. Quail in the citrus groves were what I hunted first, then Cottontails. I bagged my first deer, a nice 4x4 Buck at about 90 yards on the run, uphill in a clear cut, when I was 14.
Afterwards we all went back to town for a huge breakfast at a small, family run lodge that existed strictly for the people who loved to fish, hunt and getting outdoors. The family that ran this lodge knew everyone who came in on a first name basis. The grandparents, their kids and so on all worked at the lodge. When they were not at the lodge they were loggers or worked in the lumber mills.
This next post mentions a general 'trust' of hunters and this was very true for us back then, as well. We never littered or left damaged land when we were fishing or hunting on private land. Often times we would help the landowner with some chores even though it was seldom asked of us or expected. We closed all the gates after we passed through them.
In my opinion some of the best 'environmentalists' are those who worked the land, ranchers, loggers, farmers, trappers. People who are truly 'one' with the land, willing to make a living from the land but also being in rhythm with the seasons and critters that shared their land. Most of them were willing to share it with others and not try to lock it all away or put it all off limits via legislation and lawsuits.
A lot has changed in fifty years and much of it for the worse.
How Deer Season, and America, Have Changed in 50 Years
By Dr. Paul G. Kengor
This week hunters across America storm the woods loaded for deer. For yet another indication of how times have changed, consider this account of Deer Season a half century ago:
My mother's family lived in Emporium, Pennsylvania, as did dozens of their relatives. Emporium is a tiny town nestled in the mountains near the north/central part of the state. Back in the 1940s, when my mother was born, my grandmother had worked as a Rosie Riveter at the Sylvania plant. Some reading this article will remember owning a huge, heavy Sylvania TV—back when you got only three channels.
Sylvania employed half the town. Farming was another means of employment, which my grandfather and his parents and nine siblings had done down the road in Rich Valley.
Still, neither Sylvania nor farming nor anything else did much to populate tiny Emporium.
Once a year, however, the place was flooded with people. That time of year was Deer Season, when out-of-town hunters arrived like an incoming Army, loaded with rifles and bullets. "Army" is a good metaphor, given that a large portion of the hunters were World War II vets. They came from the mills and mines of Pittsburgh and Western Pennsylvania. They came to shoot a deer.
During that special week, Emporium's streets were bustling, the bars were jammed, and churches had more people than usual, including St. Mark's, where hunters sought out the priest for a blessing before heading into the woods.
The lone hotel was full, leaving hunters looking for lodging. Some packed into makeshift hunting camps. Some slept in their cars. Sleeping in a car was no big deal to guys who had fought in Germany, France, the Battle of the Bulge. Nonetheless, they searched for a place with a roof, heat, a bathroom—which brings me to my main focus:
My grandmother always took in boarders during Deer Season. In fact, the whole town did. Up and down every street, hunters knocked on doors asking if the home was taking boarders. Bear in mind, these were complete strangers carrying guns and lots of ammunition. And yet, there was never any fear that they were a threat to a household.
"I never heard of any problems anywhere," recalls my mother, who was a little girl when the hunters stayed at her house. "There was never any concern about the safety of anyone, including the kids. Today you can't trust anyone. It was different then."
It was very different. There was also a general trust of hunters, a trust I believe is still merited and shared in those areas. My Uncle Carl, my mom's brother, says, "I still think that hunters are a special breed and even though they kill animals most are very caring, trustworthy, and law abiding."
My uncle remembers my grandparents taking in so many people that he lost track. "During hunting season our house was a zoo," he says.
For a few dollars per person, my grandparents hosted two or three hunters per night, giving them a bedroom and maybe the backroom. The hunters marched inside with all their gear. As evening fell, early in the winter, my grandmother made dinner for everyone. They all shared a meal. The hunters talked and played and joked with the kids. After dinner, they got their equipment in order and went to bed—snoring loudly through the night.
Around 5:00 a.m., my grandmother made breakfast for the hunters, typically bacon and ham and eggs.
The meals were special. "I enjoyed the stories at night and breakfast in the morning as much as the hunting," says my uncle.
Then they were off to the woods. If they shot a deer early, some headed straight back to Pittsburgh, hoisting the gutted carcass atop the Oldsmobile. Others, if they got a deer late, might return to the house, where my grandmother cooked up some venison. If they had no luck, they stayed another night or two.
This scene was repeated in house after house in Emporium. My Aunt Della, who lived across the railroad tracks and river, took in boarders in an apartment above her garage. She tended to get the same guys year to year. I'm sure her Rigatoni and meatballs were a factor.
Can you imagine this today? Any of this?
Yes, the culture has really changed. America has changed.
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Sidebar Martijn Steger '83
Martijn Steger '83 spent his first eight years living in Indonesia with his Dutch mother and American father, and that early exposure to three very different cultures has had a lasting impact.
In September, Steger celebrated his 30th anniversary working at Columbus law firm Kegler Brown Hill + Ritter, where he is a partner and leads the firm's global business practice.Kegler Brown's global business practice has grown dramatically over the years as U.S.-based companies and universities have expanded into global markets, and foreign direct investment in the U.S. has risen significantly.
"I think spending my formative years in such a multicultural environment just made me curious about the world in a way that helped guide me to a global business law practice," he said.
After earning an undergraduate degree in interdisciplinary studies from Miami University in 1978, Steger studied as a Rotary International graduate fellow at the University of Sheffield Faculty of Law in the United Kingdom, and then decided to attend law school at Ohio State.
From day one of law school, Steger had no doubt that he wanted to study international law, or, as it is referred to now, global business law.
"I've always been a planner and a strategist. I approached going into law the same way and thought about what I wanted my career to look like," he said. "I realized that I love working with people from other cultures. That's probably driven by the fact that I grew up in a household that had three cultures in it. So I've always been curious about how people with different upbringings look at the world."
A self-described "inveterate researcher," Steger read everything he could about global business law, and he noticed that there were a number of companies in Ohio doing work across international borders in the early 1980s, but it seemed like their lawyers were located primarily on the coasts. "I hatched this idea: 'Why don't we start a global law practice here?'" he said.
Within a few years, he did. After graduating from law school, Steger clerked for the late Judge John Holschuh of the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Ohio, and the judge encouraged him to pursue his passion of practicing law on a more international scale. After his clerkship, Steger began interviewing with law firms around Columbus, and during his interviews, he floated his idea of bringing a global business law practice to Columbus.
"A number of people said to me that they thought it was a bad idea because Columbus was not all that global," he explained. "And I said, 'But I think there's an opportunity there. I think the world is going to become more interconnected and there are business legal services that could be provided here, but are being provided elsewhere. We can build the expertise here.'"
One law firm, Kegler Brown, agreed with Steger and told him: "That's a great idea. We'll help you build it."
Fortunately for Steger and his firm, the world has, in fact, become much more interconnected in the last 30 years—including some ways he could never have predicted. And that hyper connectivity has led to significantly more global trade opportunities.
"There has been an explosion of private international law—tax treaties, trade deals between countries or regional trade deals to open up markets, reduce tariffs and nontariff trade barriers," he explained, "and U.S. businesses have embraced the concept of the diversification of their markets in order to be competitive."
According to Steger, some of the most dynamic markets in terms of global business right now include India, Vietnam, the Philippines, Mexico, Panama, the U.K., Germany, and Africa. In a typical year, he travels to seven or eight different countries for business—so far this year, he has been to Canada, England, Scotland, Italy, Germany, China, Singapore, and Indonesia.
"Almost every trip I take involves three aspects: meeting with existing clients, meeting with potential clients, and doing something else that is a key part of the trip, such as giving a presentation, or helping an economic development organization disseminate information on why Ohio is a good place for a company to invest," he said.
As the global business law section continues to grow at Kegler Brown (in any given month, there are seven or eight lawyers who spend the majority of their time working on global business), Steger takes pride in mentoring younger lawyers who want to specialize in the area.
"I've been extremely fortunate. I am doing, and have been doing for many years, exactly what I planned and hoped to do," he said. "Everybody says that as you think about your career, it's important to build networks. My view is that idea is only half of the truth. The more important thing is to help other people build their networks and help make connections for other people." Steger continues to connect people who can help each other, in the U.S. and around the world.


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In early 2010, we contacted Zayne Kerr to build us a new house in Brooklands. The house design is modern "take" on the classical Oakleigh design (a Rangiora icon) and thus much more complex than a simple "box".
Previously I have project managed and help build the house we currently live in, as well as building a number of greenhouses, shadehouses and utility sheds on my plant nursery.
All through the construction of the house we found Zayne helpful, respectful and technically thorough.
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While the floor of the house was damaged in the recent earthquake, the fact that there is very little to the structure of the house is a testament to the way in which it was constructed; some houses nearby were damaged beyond repair.
I would recommend Zayne's to anybody who is looking for a builder.
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In 2010 my wife and I decided to build a new home. We selected our draughtsman to draw up our plans of which sent out to 4 building companies for tender.
Part of our selection process was to interview each builder as our decision was not based on cost. As this was to be our dream home, we wanted a building company that we felt comfortable working with. From this we selected to contract Zayne Kerr Builders Ltd. As our house was 360 sq m we wanted a builder that would take pride in this project. The house was started March 2011 and completed mid August 2011.
We found Zayne approachable, courteous and his workmanship outstanding with emphasis to fine details. He was forth coming with constructive suggestions which we took on board; nothing was a problem for Zayne or his staff. All Zayne's appointed subcontractors were of the same high standard, very easy to work with.
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Encountering Trials And Temptations
James 1: 2 – 25.
Not unlike a long-distance runner, endurance is built over a period of regular training often punctuated with inevitable pain, but with perseverance, the result will be within reach. Similarly, spiritual maturity, according to the Apostle James, is not a hit-and-miss process but one that arises through withstanding the testing of our faith, and though we may grit our teeth as we are stretched to our physical, emotional, and psychological limits, he encouraged us to brave it as pure joy! For the one who perseveres under trial, a future-oriented life at its best in the new earth and new heaven will be their reward (i.e., the crown of life; James 1:12; c.f., Rev 2:10). However, to regard all trials and temptations as 'pure joy' may just sound too masochistic, but for the fact that spiritual maturity is the culmination of an enduring relationship with our Lord and is only sustainable when that rapport is fueled by a yearning to be in His Presence, where the experience of suffering is viewed from our position in Him (c.f., Phil 4:11-14). In other words, the first commandment ought to be our constant focus, where we are commanded to seek to love the Lord our God with all our heart, and with all our souls and with all our mind (James 1:12; Matt 22:36-38).
When God tests us, His motives are never to destroy our faith in Him, and therefore, to imagine that He causes us to sin is reprehensible; as James reasoned that God could not be tempted by evil (James 1:13). The pathway to the corruption of good morals invariably begins within the individual's heart and sinful nature, where sin is birthed (James 1:14-15). In this perspective, the capacity for human self-deception is enormous and potentially self-destructive, as we choose to blame God having been trapped by our misdemeanours and wrong decisions. But God remains committed to our wellbeing by giving up His Son at Calvary so that we can be born anew through the gospel, as evidence of 'the first fruits' of His glory and grace among His creations (James 1:16-18).
The expectation that nothing untoward would happen to believers is far more prevalent than imagined; consequently, James cautioned us to "be quick to hear, slow to speak, and slow to anger" since our resentments will never enable us to live righteously before God (James 1:19-20). The alternative to trusting our Father of lights, with whom there is no variation or shifting shadow, is to forget what we have heard and read from the gospel and react in apportioning blame to Him for our misfortunes. Our reactions in confronting difficulties do matter, and if we are not to jeopardise our testimony in Christ, we ought to recall the implanted word of the gospel how not to walk blindly or impulsively into sin (that our souls will be saved; James 1:21, 25). Significantly, our misplaced indignation is an indication of how we view our identity in Christ, either as transformed Christlike beings or as individuals trapped in our self-willed humanity. James exhorted his readers to take a close look at themselves to ascertain their sincerity in the expression of their faith in God as they attempt to be obedient to the word so that they will be set free by it and be blessed through it (James 1:21-25). For that reason, to grow in faith when we are struggling through trials and temptations is to remember the basis of our salvation, and in acknowledging Yahweh's sovereignty in our lives, we ought not to misinterpret His repeatedly unfathomable motives. Hence, in our suffering, let us recall the occasions when God in His goodness always delineated His best for us. And as we are being instructed from the word, let us not just be hearers of it but doers as well, if we desire to embrace the freedom fully spoken of in the gospel in living a Christ-centred life.


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Wednesday Lunch Lift with Dr. Gil
Bring your own lunch and join our new Teaching Pastor, Rev. Dr. Gil Watson for a delightful time of reflection, bible study and entertaining banter. Our first Lunch Lift will begin on Wednesday, September 13th in the Wilder Dining Room at 12 noon. Dr. Gil's will be teaching about "The Miracles of Jesus". No reservations are necessary. Invite a friend to come!


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William Holden Net Worth Income Profile and Salary. (William Franklin Beedle, O'Fallon, 1918 – Santa Monica, 1981) American film actor. A member of a wealthy family, everything seemed to indicate that he would follow the family tradition and become a chemist; However, it soon became clear that he preferred to engage in the world of interpretation. He started on the radio and from there he went to the theater, until the cinema knocked on his door. A representative of actors noticed that handsome boy with an excellent voice and introduced him to the world of cinema, although World War II meant for the young actor to make a good parenthesis in his career, because during most of the contest served his country as Member of the Air Force.
William Holden
During that decade, however, he distinguished himself as a more than acceptable westerns performer such as Arizona (1940), Wesley Ruggles, Texas (1941), George Marshall, or Henry Levin's The Man from Colorado (1948). But the great success comes with Twilight of the Gods (1950), one of those films that have made history for various reasons. Firstly, by the excellent direction of Billy Wilder, with an original narrative approach, in which through the vision of a dead – Holden himself, through a flashback, we witness the decline of the stars of the Hollywood of the silent period. Gloria Swanson was in the film the declining actress that maintained at its expense to the scriptwriter and lover Joe Gillis, paper that represented an extraordinary Holden. They also made small cameos old glories like the producer Cecil B. DeMille.
Thanks to that role, William Holden became a star and began his true takeoff in the world of cinema. He proved that it was something more than a job and that he was an actor with a great capacity to assume various roles, although it was in the dramatic record in which he seemed to be more at ease. In this way he got the Oscar for best actor for Traitor in Hell (1953), with Billy Wilder again in the direction. It was 1953 and Holden, who would not stop his upward career, received the favor of the public.
In the late fifties he plays in three memorable films. The first was Picnic (1956), by Joshua Logan, where his partner, Kim Novak, was one of the most torrid interpretive complements of the cinema of those years. He later participated in The Bridge on the River Kwai (1957), a film of extraordinary repercussion. Directed by David Lean, it was undoubtedly one of his masterpieces, rewarded with a good number of Oscar. Although it was Alec Guinness who took the role of greatest strength in the film, Holden, as a prison officer who manages to escape from the Japanese concentration camp, obtained an important triumph. It had a prominent paper, finally, in Mission of audacious (1959), a western directed by the classic John Ford. Sharing the billboard with the best specialist of the sort, as it was John Wayne, William Holden gave life to a medical officer who accompanies a detachment of cavalry, that during the American civil war infiltrates the lines of the confederates. The opposing psychologies of the two leading actors make the film stand, much better than others, the passage of time.
Gloria Swanson and William Holden in
The Twilight of the Gods (1950)
During the sixties and seventies he was more selective in choosing his works, which allowed him to remain among the most valued actors of Hollywood. In The World of Suzie Wong (1961), by Richard Quine, was a painter in love with a Japanese girl. These were the years when Japan came out of the defeat of World War II and began its economic resurgence. American cinema, so sensitive to these things, was also beginning to give a different view of relations between the two countries.
Encounter in Paris (1964), again of Richard Quine, was a nice comedy in which Holden incarnated to a scriptwriter of cinema that prepares a new script and looks for a secretary, paper that interpreted the delicate Audrey Hepburn. Holden was already a man more than mature, but assumed the new situation with naturalness and without any resentment. The difference of age between the actors impregnated the development of the sentimental situation between them of a special touch, sweetly erotic. Already as a man almost at the beginning of old age, he acted in another film that meant a renewal of the western genre: Wild Group (1969), with which Sam Peckinpah, its director, gained great popularity.
Net Worth Of William Holden
The Net Worth of William Holden in 2017 is $ 23 Million.
William Holden continued to work, although the frequency of filming fell considerably; Appeared in a typical film of catastrophes, so tasteful of the seventies, The colossus in flames (1974), of John Guillermin. Four years later, Wilder made him act in the excellent and melancholy Fedora, a work that was a remembrance of artists in decline.


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