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1, Start taking surveys.
There are thousands waiting for your answers right now. You can earn a decent amount of money just filling out surveys in your free time. Usually, these surveys don't pay a lot. Your earnings will steadily increase over time.
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2, Tutoring Other People.
There is a growing industry of tutoring other people. This means that e-teaching is an option for a person who wishes to do work from home. If you are good at teaching, consider becoming an online tutor to make extra money. You will simply join a website that allows you to do this, and more than likely they will request that you have a college degree in teaching. It is also common to go through a background check. If you have the skills that are needed, you can be tutoring online within days.
Some website for you to check : Udemy, Lynda
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3, Domain name flipping.
There are many who can earn a living by simply flipping domain names. You do have to have money to start. Obtain the latest trends in keywords by utilizing Google AdSense and similar sites. You can purchase domains using random acronyms. Look for domain names that may pay off.
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4, Write a book and e-publish it.
In this way, you can share your expertise and make a bit of money. Recipes are a great place for you to start with your E-book.
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5, Advertise for other people.
You can make money from ads that are on your website. If you have a widely trafficked blog, you may be able to attract lots of advertisers. When your readers click on this ad, they will wind up at another website offering services or goods.
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There is no better online income moment than waking up with more money than you fell asleep with. Income that you earn without needing to work at it obsessively or all that much is called passive income. For instance, you might establish a popular forum that only requires an hour of daily moderation while you collect ad revenue around the clock.
6, Blogging
A very popular way to make money online is by blogging. You probably enjoy sharing your hobbies or point of view anyway, so consider sharing it with the world. You will find your biggest income here comes from advertising. Every time visitors enter your blog and click on ads, you get money!
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Choose a topic that interests you and get a blog going on it. Make sure you post regularly. Use social networking to boost readership. After your blog becomes popular, advertisers will want to advertise on your site. Essentially it's affiliate marketing. You'll make income every time people buy products from the links you provide.
7, Review books online
You can make money online doing what you do in the real world. Do you love reading and take part in a book club in person? Set up a blog or website so that you can review your favorite books online. Next, become an Amazon affiliate and add affiliate links pointing to these books for purchase on Amazon. How about crocheting? Sell some baby booties online!
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You can make extra money by selling photos online. Many companies need stock photos and will pay if you have the right picture. Be sure your pictures don't include faces, trademarks, or copyrighted art. Sites such as Dreamstime, Shutterstock, and Fotolia can put you on the right path.
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10, Do offer on CrowdFlower
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12, Do daily jobs for point
Make cash online by doing the things you do everyday. Some sites offer points or incentives for using their site to do searches or buy items. These points are redeemable for gift cards, cash or prizes. Mypoints.com or Swagbucks.com are a couple of great examples.
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Teacher of Physical Education – Atherstone , West Midlands
Start date: September
Contract type: Part Time
Contract term: Supply
Suitable for NQTs: Yes
ABC Teachers part of TES are helping a school to recruit for a Teacher of Physical Education to start September for a full term, part time 4 days per week. If you are looking to progress in your teaching career, are passionate about physical education and who offers an excellent standard of teaching then we want to hear from you.
About the role:
• Have creative ideas and teaching styles to engage pupils within lessons
• Supporting secondary aged children, delivering Physical Education lessons to a high standard
• Be confident in managing pupil's behaviour
• Planning and delivering engaging and exciting PE lessons
• Providing excellent feedback to pupils (verbal and written)
• Motivate students to engage with all learning activities and to reach their full potential
About the school:
• Excellent departmental support
• Aiming for the highest quality of teaching
• Striving to provide the best possible experience for all
• Committed to working together to build a positive learning environment
• Must be eligible to work in the UK(valid visa)
• Possess valid references, DBS/Police checks
• Hold a degree and at least 20 days experience working with children
• Have worked in UK schools and with the curriculum in the last 2 years
• Have excellent communication skills
We are committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and expect all staff to share this commitment. All staff will be required to attend a face to face interview and go through our clearance process which includes background checks such as prohibition from teaching.
Benefits of working with ABC Teachers:
• Excellent daily rates paid weekly by our in-house payroll team using the Pay As You Earn (PAYE) system.
• Guaranteed pay scheme (subject to availability and qualifying criteria).
• Pension contributions (subject to a qualifying period).
• Full compliance with AWR (Agency Workers' Regulations), to make sure you get the pay and working conditions you are entitled to.
• FREE training to help with your professional development such as Team Teach and an online safeguarding training package worth £350.
• Access to roles that you will not see advertised elsewhere
• Work collaboratively with your dedicated education consultant who has an in-depth knowledge of the schools in the area
• Be affiliated with the biggest name in education, TES (Times Educational Supplement)
How to apply:
Apply today via this website, or for more information about this role and other opportunities across ABC Teachers, please contact Megan Jones on 01543 410500 or email firstname.lastname@example.com
We have similar positions to offer on a daily basis. Keep up to date with us on our Website, Twitter and Facebook pages for details of all our current jobs and upcoming registration days!
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I've updated the 50 Books list thread, edited more titles in the Books section and updated the Section Organization thread there. I've also updated the Mafia HQ thread. So for the moment Books and Forum Games have been taken care off In my absence two new sections appeared though and I'm not sure yet how much needs to be done there. Will be away for another week from Saturday until Saturday, so the four sections I moderate might appear a little bit cluttered until then.
Sabbie and I are back from vacation. We had a great time, and of course missed the SGU and this forum. We do have a lot of IRL stuff to take care of though so we may not be as active as usual for some time


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They are two teams with a common goal: Make the playoffs out of a tough-as-nails AL East.
They are two teams with a common goal: Make the playoffs out of a tough-as-nails AL East.
But the Tampa Bay Rays and Boston Red Sox have more immediate concerns heading into the first of a two-game set at Fenway Park tonight after an off day yesterday. The Red Sox completed a 3-3 road trip which ended with a win in San Francisco — and yet another player injured.
Catcher Victor Martinez fractured a bone in his left (catching) thumb on Sunday, one day after 10-game winner Clay Buchholz pulled up lame running the bases, and two days following Dustin Pedroia breaking a bone in his foot courtesy of a foul ball.
Boston's coast-to-coast charter flight home could easily have had a red cross emblazened on the fuselage instead of red socks. All three players were examined by the team's medical staff yesterday.
Pedroia is expected to miss about six weeks. Buchholz was diagnosed with a left hamstring strain. He is not scheduled to start this week, and there are no plans to place him on the disabled list, the team said.
The same can also be said of Martinez, who has a minimally displaced fracture on the tip of his left thumb.
Manager Terry Francona, for one, belives his team can weather the storm.
"We have good players," Francona said. "I understand. We have some really good players that are getting beat up. It doesn't help, but it doesn't mean you can't win."
The 46-31 Red Sox begin tonight two games behind the division-leading Yankees and a game ahead of the Rays.
Since starting the season like a house afire, Tampa has gone 12-19 since May 23 and has lost eight of their last 11, dropping from first to third place in the AL East — and raising the tension level.
The team's frustration can be summed up with one image: Stars B.J. Upton and Evan Longoria standing nose-to-nose in a heated dugout spat. Upton pointed a finger in Longoria's face after the third baseman questioned the centerfielder's effort in the fifth inning Sunday, when Gerardo Parra hit a two-run homer that helped give the Arizona a 2-1 win.
"It's a byproduct of a frustrated team," Longoria said. "We're trying to win games and guys are going to have differences of opinion. I just wanted to know what was going through his head. The bottom line, we've talked about it and it goes no further than today."
Longoria was upset with how Upton positioned himself and went after Rusty Ryal's drive that ended up a triple in the fifth, ahead of Parra's homer.
"A little run in," Upton said. "It's done with and move on."
"Maybe I should have cut it off, but it's over with now," Upton said.


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Minister for Defence Senator the Hon Linda Reynolds CSC
The Minister for Defence is responsible for the Australian Signals Directorate (ASD).
Director-General ASD Mike Burgess
The Director-General leads ASD and is responsible to the Minister for Defence.
In December 2017, the Prime Minister announced Mr Mike Burgess as the Director-General Designate of ASD. Mr Burgess commenced his appointment on 4 January 2018. Mr Burgess became the first Director-General of ASD on 1 July 2018.
Prior to his appointment to ASD, Mr Burgess was an independent consultant specialising in strategic cyber security advice. In 2017, Mr Burgess was also a member of the Federal Government's naval shipbuilding advisory board, a member of the board of the Australian Cyber Security Growth Network and a non-executive director of SC8 Limited.
Mr Burgess was a member of the Prime Minister's expert panel for Australia's 2016 Cyber Security Strategy. Previously Mr Burgess was the Deputy Director for Cyber and Information Security at the Defence Signals Directorate (DSD) from 2008 to 2013.
Mr Burgess has a degree in electronics engineering from the South Australian Institute of Technology. He worked in private industry before joining the Defence Science and Technology Organisation in 1991 working in the field of imaging radar. Mr Burgess joined DSD as a collection engineer in 1995. During his career at DSD Mr Burgess held a variety of roles spanning the intelligence, security, capability development and executive aspects of DSD's business. He left DSD in early 2013 to become Telstra's Chief Information Security Officer. He held this role until November 2016.
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Principal Deputy Director-General Lieutenant General John Frewen DSC AM
John Frewen is a career infantry officer whose father and grandfather also served in the Australian Army. He completed his secondary education at Xavier College in Melbourne and graduated from the Royal Military College, Duntroon, in 1986.
His first appointment was as an Infantry Platoon Commander in the First Battalion of the Royal Australian Regiment (1 RAR). He subsequently went on to command the Second Battalion of the Royal Australian Regiment (2 RAR) and later the Army's 1st Brigade in Darwin.
Lieutenant General Frewen has held a range of senior staff appointments, most notably Military Assistant to the Chief of Army, Chief of Staff Headquarters Forces Command, and Head Military Strategic Commitments in Australian Defence Headquarters.
His operational service includes Rwanda with the United Nations in 1994–95; leadership of the initial regional military intervention force in support of the re-establishment of law and order in the Solomon Islands in 2003 (comprising military personnel from Australia, New Zealand, Fiji, Papua New Guinea and Tonga); time in Afghanistan as both the Australian National Commander in Kabul and, later, in Kandahar coordinating NATO efforts to rebuild the Afghan National Army and Afghan National Police across Regional Command South. Most recently he was the national commander of all Australian Defence personnel in the Middle East, including Iraq and Afghanistan, throughout 2017.
Lieutenant General Frewen is a graduate of the University of New South Wales, the Australian Army Command and Staff College, and the US Army War College. He holds a Bachelor of Arts degree and Masters degrees in both Defence and Strategic Studies. He was appointed as a Member of the Order of Australia (AM) for his leadership in the Solomon Islands. He was awarded the Distinguished Service Cross for his command of forces in the Middle East in 2017.
Lieutenant General Frewen assumed duty as the Principal Deputy Director of the Australian Signals Directorate on 1 March 2018. From 28 May to 1 July 2019, he additionally served as Head of the Australian Cyber Security Centre until the incumbent, Rachel Noble, assumed the role.


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Solenoid manufacturing is one of Kuhnke's core technologies. The electromechanical solenoid is not only used as a direct actuator in a vast range of industries, but also as a component of other Kuhnke products such as electrical relays and pneumatic valves.
Kuhnke manufacture one of of the widest ranges of solenoids in the world, from simple linear devices to bi-stable, rotary, and heavy duty types.
You can click through the navigation on this site for descriptions of each type of solenoid, alternatively you can visit our dedicated site at The Solenoid Company


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WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. – The Castleton University wrestling team picked up a 34-16 win in a dual match at Williams College on Friday night, downing the Ephs by taking six of the 10 matches, including three by pin.
The Spartans are now 15-12 in dual competitions this season, and have won six of their last eight dual matches.
The Ephs opened the day with a 7-0 lead, taking both the 157 and 165-pound classes by major decision and decision, respectively. Castleton got on the board in the 174-pound bout, as Chance LaPier dropped his opponent to make it 7-6. A 2:22 pin by Jason Hoffman at the 184-pound class gave Castleton its first lead of the day, 12-7.
Mitchell LaFlam extended the Spartan advantage to 18-7 with a victory via fall in 1:48 at the 197, before the lead pushed the 24-7 after a Williams forfeit in the 285-pound bout.
With the weight classes turning over back to the 125, the Ephs got back on the board with a decision win to cut the edge to 24-10, but Michael Gonyea cruised to a win via fall at the 133-pound class to push the lead up to 30-10, pinning his opponent in just 1:25. After a loss at the 141, Max Tempel closed out the competition matches with an 8-0 win via major decision in the 149 to give the match its final score, 34-16.
The Spartans are back on the mat on Sunday, February 17, at the New England Wrestling Association Futures Tournament in Hartford, Connecticut.


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Registered Behavior Technician
Originally from Buffalo, NY, Brittany has lived in the Raleigh, NC area for many years. She attended North Carolina State University to obtain her Bachelor's degree in Psychology, and is also a Wolfpack fan! Her interest in the special needs population was first piqued when she gained an internship and then was hired with the Autism Society of North Carolina in 2011. During her time there, she was a direct support professional and worked with individuals of all ages on the autism spectrum. She provided services in the home, community and clinical settings. This experience led to increased interest in working with clients with intellectual and developmental disabilities, more specifically, using the principles of applied behavior analysis to maximize their skills and abilities.
Brittany became a Registered Behavior Technician in 2015 prior to completing her Masters of Education specializing in Applied Behavior Analysis, in 2016. She completed it through a distance learning program with the University of Cincinnati. Brittany is currently working to obtain experience hours to become a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) and is passionate about supporting the children and young adults in our ABA clinic and at our school. Her belief is that all people are individuals, and they all have different, unique needs.
In her free time, Brittany enjoys camping and four-wheeling. She especially enjoys spending time with her boyfriend and their two pit bulls.
There needs to be a lot more emphasis on what a child can do instead of what he cannot do.
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It was speculated that the LG G6 will use a Snapdragon 820 chipset as Samsung bought up all of the initial S835 supply. Now theres some shaky evidence to support that speculation - an LG H871 has entered the GeekBench database with a S820 chipset and 4GB of RAM.
Of course, we dont know for sure that the H871 is indeed the G6, it could be one of the trademarked G6 Lite and G6 Compact. Now, the chipset is a slightly newer revision than the Snapdragon 820s found in 2016 phones but thats still a fairly minor upgrade over the G5 - Snapdragon 821 with 6GB of RAM isnt hard to get. Also, the Android version was reported as 7.0, not even 7.1.
LG H871 (... the G6, perhaps?) leaves its footsteps in the Geekbench database
Now, theres a rumor that the LG G6 will have different amounts of RAM depending on region - 6GB for North America and Europe, 4GB elsewhere. LG has a lot of positive hype surrounding the G6 thanks to its teasers about slim bezels and a waterproof body, heres hoping the internal hardware doesnt prove to be
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Well if it doesnt have a stylus it is also considered as phablet. Everything from 5,5inch is considered phablet.


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I finally found the time to prepare some pictures and a bit of description for the new exhibits at Das Netz @ Deutsches Technikmuseum.
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>> Fiber Optic Communication
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Join us for the 1st Market of the Spring season! We can't wait. We're hoping for some great spring weather. See my Facebook page or the Clover Market Facebook page for all of the details.
Back to All Events
Earlier Event: March 7Local Yoga Cafe - artist of the month
Later Event: April 21terrain - Dig into Spring Festival


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Not quite. While consistency is our goal, we don't believe in "one UI to rule them all", at least not in the sense of just getting an enlarged version of your tablet app as a desktop application. Instead, what you will get with Kube is a specifically optimized user interface for each form-factor you are running it on. Thanks to QtQuick, the only difference will be "a little" UI code, the core will stay the same.
To achieve our UI goals, we are employing Kirigami UI. It offers us:
1) A set of UI Components that seamlessly integrate with QtQuick Controls to build a pretty UIs for Kube.
2) but more importantly: UI/UX patterns, that make the UI not only pretty but usable and bring us closer to our goal of convergence, despite beeng specially tailored for the form-factor.
No good blogpost without a picture. So here it is: A first look at Kube on mobile, build with Kirigami.
What you see in those pictures is a UI written with QtQuick Components that gets dummy data from a QML plugin. It is the first draft of what is to become a mail application for phones based on a future iteration of Akonadi (Akonadi Next). I will attend the Randa meeting next month and hope to push this project forward while I am there.
On my list of things to do are:
Developer sprints like the one in Randa are massively important for KDE. They enable us developers to get lots of work done and coordinate things for the future. The most important aspect of it is probably the boost of motivation one gets from attending a sprint and meeting fellow developers in person. We would like to hold more sprints in the future, but we need the funds for it. As developers we already donate our free time and skills to produce something you probably enjoy. Please consider donating a little money to our fundraiser so we can push KDE Software to the world of mobile devices and more.]]>
I have to do some interviews for an anthropology class this year and I decided to take the chance and revitalize the series. Instead of written interviews I will do video sessions. The idea is to have two parts. One is about the person and the other one is about a topic that is related to that person. KDE is no longer the product, but the name for the community so I decided to rename the series as well.
Let me present to you:
People of KDE – Episode 0
This is my very first interview. I will try to improve over time and I need your help for this.
Thanks for watching.
And consider donationg for the Randa Meeting.
My (GSoC) job this summer is to make Kontact Touch Mail a true Plasma Active application by reworking the user experience and porting it to Plasma Components in the process.
I believe it is nearly impossible to take all the features of a complex application suite like Kontact and support them equally on a (small) touchscreen without getting a flawed user experience. Therefore I will "reduce" features.
This is more about prioritizing and prominently supporting workflows, that are likely to occur on tablets/mobile devices while other workflows can still be possible but will not be as convenient. Some other features that don't make sense on a mobile device might also have to go. Take a look at this wiki page if you want to know what's planed in detail. I guess you want to see how it is going to look so here is a little mockup for you:
Hey there,
this is my first blog and it will appear on Planet KDE if I did everything right. My name is Mike and I am one of the lucky ones who made it into GSoC this year. I will work on Kontact Touch Mail but more about my project in another post.
I want to thank the organizers of GSoC in KDE and everyone who helped with my proposal. The whole application process was well structured, the documentation was great and I got a tone of helpful and constructive feedback. So to everyone involved: You rock!
Let's have a great and productive summer (of code)


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Western wear is timeless. It is as fashionable today as it was years ago. If you are in the market in search of some quality men's cowboy boots, make sure that you know a thing or two about how to make buckaroos, western works, stockman's or ropers look good on you when you buy men's cowboy boots online. Below are some items that could spruce up your appearance and make you look glorious in your classic boots.
Wear a Cowboy Hat
Since time memorial, cowboy hats and cowboy boots go together. They complement each other, and with the right designs, you shine in your western look. Both western boots and hats are stylish and functional at the same time. They will protect you from the sun, but would also make you look ready for the rodeo.
Get the Right Jeans
Straight-leg jeans are the main staple for casual western wear. You have the option of tucking the jeans inside the boots. Then again, you could choose to get boot-cut jeans to emphasize your shoes. The right jeans to choose would highly depend on your style.
Invest in an Antique Belt Buckle
It is hard to get the western wear right without a belt that has a vintage buckle. This would emphasize your jeans, your hat, and your boots. Getting the belt right would see to it that you stand out with an ultimate cowboy look!
Find a Tux Shirt
The complete cowboy expression is always better when done in a semi-formal way. A tux shirt would, therefore, make a sound investment. The best shades that will undoubtedly pair well with your boots are grey, black or brown.
The cowboy look is never an outdated look. Getting the boots right would ensure that you can make a fashion statement without trying too much. When seeking to buy men's cowboy boots online, you should find the right western apparel suppliers to find the right western items and accessories.


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After the Wes Anderson movie, we couldn't leave it outside the summer 2015 hotel list. This authentic, royal Grand Hotel Budapest is a deluxe hotel in Budapest under the label of IBEROSTAR Hotels & Resorts, aimed to high executives and travellers that seek for a special accommodation in one of the most historical capitals of the continent.
The design comes from the spirit and elegance that can be felt in the entire city of Budapest, the care for the details. The common spaces design and its famous gastronomic service, or the Spa and wellness zone, a known worldwide destination thanks to its thermal, health and wellbeing tourism.
With a deluxe architecture, rooms designed for the most demanding customers and really competitive prices, it has become in 4 years an accommodation of reference in the capital of Hungary for the national tourism and the international as well
The locals value the restaurant, with a Mediterranean menu and the traditional Spain cuisine, being one of the best gastronomic spots of the city, with its daily menus and its wine cellar, where you can find the best Spain wines
The personal services are another key element of this hotel in Budapest. The staff is friendly, just enough, they respect the guests privacy and liberty offering everything the customers require. Even giving first-hand touristic information, with the best recommendations for those who like to know the city
The special places for businessmen are hotel priorities and to tell the truth, they all seem spacious, organized and with all the tools needed. Besides, the hotel brings special advice for events in Budapest
The Grand Budapest is a hotel located in the Liberty Square of the capital, close to the most important buildings in the city, as well as the embassies, consulates and some international companies' headquarters. Located one step away from the main tourist attractions and monuments of Budapest, just a few blocks away from the most important malls, with boutiques and high quality stores.
Amenities and services
The resort has a 24 hours reception, suites and bedrooms for senior executives, a complete spa and wellness centre, which is rare considering the location, gourmet cuisine with Spanish influence, personal counselling, gym, bar, meeting room and corporate events
The suites in the Grand Budapest are a whole new experience that worth to enjoy. The prices may be affordable to everybody, but if you're thinking on a present for your loved ones, give them a trip, these bedrooms in Budapest will really make the difference.
The hotel also offers double bedrooms, deluxe bedrooms, superior bedrooms, junior suite, double executive, always with the best services, and very spacious to feel yourself comfortable in the city. Almost all of them are in individual option too.
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I was not surprised to see this FB 'friend' post this yesterday. She tends to share a lot of unsubstantiated content from left leaning news sites and blogs, along with racially biased invalidated information. I don't bother wasting my time trying to have a conversation with her because I believe it wouldn't be very fruitful. I do, however, like talking about these things here on Steemit because from my experience, the people here are much better at having constructive dialogue without mudslinging and ad hominem. So let's talk about it!
This person happens to be a black female, thus she insists on buying products that work the best for her type of hair. It just so happens that these products that work the best for her, cost more than other products, specifically those aimed and marketed towards white people. Because of this, she believes in something called a black tax.
If you recall, there was some news circulation recently about how women have been paying a pink tax. Women's products tend to cost more than the 'exact' same product that a man would buy. Razors are the best example of this, imo. Women will pay more for a pink razor than the gray or black razor that a man would buy, even though the actual use of the product is the exact same...it's a razor, color is irrelevant to its usage. If the only difference is that a product is pink, why don't women just buy men's razors?? Well, it's because they're not the same product.
Readers Digest did an article and asked razor manufacturers why the price discrepancy, here is what they said:
- The most important difference to the consumer is the "shave angle" of the two. A man's razor has a greater angle on the blade, what the razor industry calls "aggressive exposure," for two reasons. Men's beards are tougher than women's leg or underarm hair, and require more effort to be cut and, at least as important, women complain much more than men about nicks and cuts, the inevitable consequence of the aggressive exposure of the men's blades. Women don't particularly like putting hosiery over red splotches, while men seem perfectly content walking around their offices in the morning with their faces resembling pepperoni pizzas.
- Most women's razors have a greater arc in the head of the razor, so that they can see the skin on the leg more easily as they shave.
- Women don't shave as frequently as men, especially in the winter, when most wear pants and long-sleeved blouses. Schick offers a "Personal Touch" razor line for women that features guard bars that contain combs, so that longer hair is set up at the proper angle for shaving.
So in fact, they are not the same product (same goes for common pain meds vs. pain meds for women during their menstrual cycle). If you still think they are the same product (or you're fine using a men's razor as a woman) why would you even bother paying more for the same thing? If your only answer is because you prefer the pink over the black or gray, then you can't call it a tax. Your choice on purchases is completely up to you. If all women bought men's razors because they are the exact same, do you really think razor manufacturers would even produce pink ones anymore? I think not.
So now let's look at the aforementioned black tax. This fable is just as ludicrous as the latter. It doesn't take a rocket scientist to see that black people and white people tend to have different hair types. Which would makes sense then that products for different types of hair would have different ingredients to care for the specific type it was designed for. I'll spare you the differences in white people vs black peoples hair types because I think it's rather obvious. But to say that because your hair product costs more (and you get less) simply because of your skin color, is preposterous. It simply comes down to the economics of the product and the market willing to buy it.
I liken this example to the fact that an oil change for my wife's imported car (BMW) costs three times as much as the one for my American car (Lincoln). Does this mean there is an import car tax when it comes to oil changes because they are more expensive than an American car model? Of course not. The BMW has a different engine and different requirements that make it more expensive. I'll omit the difference in cost for labor and stick strictly to product cost for comparison reasons. Regular oil for my Lincoln costs a lot less than the synthetic oil that my wife's BMW costs. That's because even though they are both engine oil, they have different ingredients for different reasons.
To shut down this pink tax and black tax and insert any other color tax here nonsense, is to think economically. If there truly was a color tax, it wouldn't last long, as we know for a fact that competition lowers prices in a free market. If I can make the same woman's razor as one of the big companies and not have it be pink but a lower price, it would already have been done. We wouldn't even be having this conversation.
So to my FB friend, I kindly say, that there is no such thing as a black tax. The products you use for your hair are more expensive for a myriad of reasons. More than likely it is the ingredients in the products that cost more than the ones white people tend to use. Also, the market for black hair products (at least here in the USA) is not even close to being on par with hair products for white people. Economics tells us that because of the smaller market, prices will tend to be higher than the mass marketed products to white people.
Your hair products don't cost more simply because you are black. They cost more because of ingredients, market size, market research, product testing, and a lot of other factors which determine how these products get on the shelves in the first place.
So, no, there is no #blacktax.


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Placing a label with the words "Hazardous Waste" on the outside of the cabinet may satisfy the satellite accumulation area marking requirements provided the cabinet meets the definition of container. A container is a portable device in which material is stored, transported, treated, disposed of, or otherwise handled (Section 260.10). As a satellite accumulation area, the cabinet would have to be located at or near the point of generation and be under control of the operator of the process where the wastes are initially generated. In addition, the generator would have to maintain the cabinet in accordance with the container standards. These standards require that the cabinet be in good condition, be made of materials compatible with the waste that would be stored in it, and must always be closed during storage except when waste is being added or removed (Section 262.34(c)(1)(i)). If the cabinet does not meet the definition of container and cannot be managed according to the applicable container standards, each individual container within the cabinet would need to be labeled and managed in accordance with all other satellite accumulation area requirements.
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About Mahoney's Radio
This business was born from the frustration of hitting a dead end when restoring some of my Heathkit equipment. It is one thing when you need a resistor, set of feet, capacitors, paint, tubes etc. but quite another when you need a panel or some other parts that may be only available used at a Hamfest or eBay sight unseen.
I felt that I could manufacture some of these impossible to find items at a reasonable price if I was willing to make the investment and look to the long term.
It has taken me a long time to perfect my processes and much trial and error but I am now satisfied with my products.
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The Print Object (2014)
The Print Object is an outcome from asking the question: how might a photographic object look if it reflected the materials of the relatively new photographic medium, digital photography?
Finding inspiration from the work of Wallace Berman and Robert Heinecken, these print objects are one proposed form where the visual equivalent for the intangible material of digital photography - the hexadecimal text found within an image's jpeg file - is physically layered over the image in a translucent physical material (acrylic ink and gloss) to live and interact with the imagery.
The final object is a unique digital chromogenic and acrylic ink print (24 x 36", 61 x 91 cm) presented for you to consider along side with the contrast and tension between the natural settings and the presence/mark of humankind.
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For time-pressured businesspeople and students, health-related goals often remain low on the list of priorities.
Achieving peak performance relies not only on being physically healthy but also on an individual's mental wellness. By focusing on the mind-body link, extracting the positive and aiming ever higher, you can improve performance and productivity in both your work life and personal life.
Along with physical, mental, and nutritional wellbeing, there are also a number of other factors that contribute to one's overall performance. These factors are: life balance; time management; and attitude. This white paper provides practical strategies in the three areas.
Good physical fitness not only improves energy levels, increases the ability to concentrate, and helps to provide sharper focus, but it can also contribute to a longer and happier life.
Nutrition is an important step in improving performance and productivity in both your work life and personal life.
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Responsive E-Commerce Platform
Visual Identity, UI Design, and Visual QA
The Initiative
SIMPLENIGHT's e-commerce booking platform needed to be redesigned to improve its usability, aesthetic, and interactivity.
The finished product, inspired by Google's material design, provides an intuitive user experience, a clean interface, and uses simple animations to highlight interactivity. The improved design of the platform allows for users to effortlessly find the travel experiences they are looking for, further driving them to the point of purchase.
The Platform
SIMPLENIGHT's global e-commerce booking platform is a templated experience that can be customized to fit the style of any brand.
Primarily a B2B platform for travel agents, it also functions as a B2B2C marketplace for consumers redirected to it from a channel's website or marketing materials. As a white label website, users receive a continuous brand experience as they purchase items from the channel's marketplace, which is powered by SIMPLENIGHT.
Browsing Experiences
The SIMPLENIGHT marketplace allows for users to browse travel experiences worldwide across a wide assortment of verticals, such as tours and activities, shows and events, nightlife, dining, car service, and transfers.
Providing the best user experience for all the target markets, both consumers and travel agents, the interface enables the results to be displayed in thumbnail or list format. Users can refine their search results by editing their search criteria, using a variety of filters, sorting by relevance, searching specific keywords, or changing their view to find the travel experiences they are looking for.
Viewing Details
Upon choosing an experience from the results page, users are able to find out more information as well as add a ticket for their selection to their cart.
Leading with large beautiful imagery, users are enticed to browse through them to gain more insight into the experience before reading on. As users scroll, the right-hand column remains sticky, making checking ticket availability for a desired date readily available. At the bottom of the page, similar experiences in the city are shown to encourage users to book related items.
Redefining the Cart
The cart is referred to as "My Itinerary" because as users add items to their cart, the platform sorts them chronologically. It becomes a comprehensive list, separated by day, of all the experiences for their upcoming trip. This enables users to get an overview of their entire trip at-a-glance.
Providing Information
Certain experiences require additional information before finalizing the purchase. Users need to add names to each of the tickets, answer any questions provided by the supplier, and add any additional requests they may have to their order. This also gives users the opportunity to review their order before purchasing.
The progress indicator at the top of the page informs the users of where they are in the checkout process. By displaying this and starting at the second step, this reduces cart abandonment by showing users they are almost done. To reduce the amount of effort needed to complete the process, the design enables users to reuse the primary contact information while filling out the tickets below.
Finalizing the Purchase
The last step in the checkout process is providing payment. To make this as painless as possible, there is the option to reuse the primary contact information from the page before. However, this is not the default because there are cases where travel agents are making a purchase for a client.
Confirmation of Purchase
After the order has been completed, users are presented with a page thanking them for their purchase. This also serves as an opportunity to allow them to resend the confirmation email and present them with next steps: viewing a summary of their itinerary, sharing it, or booking more experiences.


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Join Cigar Mojo for Trivia Night! Team up with your most well rounded and knowledgeable cigar smoking friends, for a chance to win cigar related swag and Cigar Mojo gift cards. Bragging rights are up for grabs, should be a fun filled night for all.
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In February 2013, the Unemployment Rate fell to 7.7% with
12 million people unemployed. January 2009 was the last
time we saw the unemployment rate that low.
For those of you who remember the summer of 2008 when
unemployment averaged 5.8% and before the seriousness of
the financial crisis hit, trying to recruit good
candidates was almost impossible. It seemed like either
the seriously unemployable or those looking to sell
themselves to the highest bidder were the only ones
applying for open positions.
Well it's not quite the summer of 2008 again, but
employers are beginning to open up job opportunities and
organizations that may have relied on a tough economy to
retain good people may find that it will take longer to
fill open positions with a few more down tics of the
Unemployment Rate.
HR POINTER: Now is the time to start thinking about
tweaking compensation and recognition programs and the
reasons are:
#1 The employees who have worked consistently during the
Great Recession are the ones who are the most sought after
by aggressive employers and headhunters.
#2 Among the A-players in companies throughout the U.S., a
survey by the Corporate Executive Board (CEB) notes that
1 in 4 of these people is looking for a new position.
Among the B-players, the survey shows that only 1 in 10
people would consider leaving.
#3 The CEB survey also shows that 3 out of 4 people who
exit a company tell others via social media websites and
other sources that they would not recommend the company
they just left. As such from an employment branding
perspective, the image of a company as a good place to
work can be seriously damaged by exiting employees.
The Unemployment Rate is dropping and the Stock Market is
rising. Now is the time to be proactive with your
workforce and build an employment infrastructure that will
retain the workforce that got you through the Great
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A gauge of Australia's inflation accelerated last month at the fastest pace in two years as costs rose for automotive fuel, insurance and food, a private survey showed.
Consumer prices increased 3.8 percent in October from a year earlier, after advancing 3.2 percent in September, according to an index compiled by TD Securities Ltd. and the Melbourne Institute released in Sydney today. Prices increased 0.3 percent from a month earlier, when they gained 0.1 percent.
The reports bolsters the case for Reserve Bank of Australia Governor Glenn Stevens to resume raising borrowing costs. Policy makers meet in Sydney tomorrow to set interest rates after weighing a mining-driven job boom against other data on consumer prices that showed a smaller-than-forecast rise in the third quarter.


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Action needed to tackle illegal signage in Newbridge
Ongoing issue
File Photo: Newbridge
There has been a call for action to be taken on illegal signage in Newbridge, which has reached "a critical level" according to a local councillor.
Cllr Morgan McCabe raised the issue at the Kildare-Newbridge Municipal District meeting on July 18.
Cllr McCabe said the illegal signage is "completely undermining Tidy Towns aspirations". He said it is out of control.
Cllr McCabe said some signs are put up temporarily and forgotten to be taken down.
He called on the council to take action on this, or investigate signage systems that would elimate the need for random signage cluttering the environment.
A report issued by Kildare County Council said;
"The Environment Section has actively dealt with incidents of illegal signage under the litter pollution legislation over the last 12 months and has also interacted with the owners of the signage in many instances."
The report added; "It is proposed that staff from the Environment Section will carry out a joint inspection of the remaining signage with staff from the Planning Section."
SEE ALSO: Four-year-old girl from Kildare dies in pool accident in Spain


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Eggnog Delights Recipe
If you love eggnog, this is a great cookie recipe for you.
This recipe is from Heart of the Home, December 2005.
- 3/4 cup butter, slightly softened
- 1/2 cup sugar
- 2 eggs
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1-1/2 cups flour
- 1 teaspoon baking powder
- 1/2 teaspoon ground nutmeg
- 1 cup finely chopped nuts
Eggnog Frosting:
- 1/4 cup (1/2 stick) butter
- 1 cup sifted powdered sugar
- 2 teaspoons milk
- 1/4 teaspoon imitation rum extract
- In a large bowl, beat butter with an electric mixer on medium speed for 30 seconds, or until smooth. Add sugar, eggs and vanilla extract; beat until well-blended. Gradually beat in flour, baking powder and nutmeg, scraping side of bowl occasionally. Stir in nuts. If needed, refrigerate for 30 minutes, or until dough is easy to handle.
- Shape dough into 1-inch balls. Place about 1 inch apart on baking sheets. (Refrigerate remainder of dough while baking each batch of cookies.)
- Bake at 375°F. for 10 minutes, or until edges are lightly browned. Remove from baking sheets. Cool completely on wire racks.
Eggnog Frosting:
- In a small bowl, beat butter until softened. Gradually add powdered sugar; beat until fluffy. Beat in milk and imitation rum extract until well-blended. Frost center of each cookie with about 1 teaspoon frosting. Sprinkle with additional nutmeg, if desired.
More from this issue:
- Cinnamon-Caramel Swirl Bars Recipe
- Festive Chocolate Chip Gingerbread Recipe
- Gingerbread People Recipe
- Luscious Layer Bars Recipe
- Raspberry Jam Strips Recipe
- Snickerdoodles Recipe


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Some of the everyday problems that castor oil can successfully deal with are constipation, yeast infection, gastrointestinal problems, migraines, menstrual disorders, sunburn, acne, ringworm, inflammations, skin abrasions, athlete's foot and skin boils. Traditionally castor oil has been used to induce labor so pregnant women can ask their doctors whether they can use it or not. Castor oil is also known to be used to treat wrinkles and style. One of the advantages of using castor oil for treating all these conditions is castor oil hardly has any kind of side effects.
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In the summer of 2000, veterans of the Midland Branch of the Glider Pilot Regimental Association decided that an appropriate memorial to airborne forces would be a complete Airspeed Horsa assault glider. This site follows the construction of this unique piece of aviation history.
The full-size replica Horsa assault glider, built by enthusiast volunteers at RAF Shawbury between 2001 and 2014, made its way by sea across the English Channel in June 2019 and will be on display in Holland in September 2019 as part of a major event marking the 75th Anniversary of Operation Market Garden
See the full report at renkum.nieuws.nl
Above: The Horsa arrives in Holland. Pictures courtesy of Chiel Eijt
On Friday 23rd November 2018, the Waco left RAF Cosford en route to its new home at the Dumfries & Galloway Aviation Museum
The Assault Glider Trust Collection has now left RAF Shawbury
The C-47 Dakota has joined the RAF Transport Command Memorial and is now on loan to the Metheringham Airfield Visitor Centre, the Tiger Moth has joined the Army Historic Aircraft Flight. The CG-4A Waco (Hadrian) glider has moved to the Dumfries & Galloway Aviation Museum and the Airspeed Horsa has moved to Holland. Related artefacts have been donated to the Wartime Aircraft Recovery Group at Sleap airfield in Shropshire.


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Review: Mission Workshops Gin Rummy
Product Review: Mission Workshop - The Rummy
Mission Workshop is a relatively young brand based out of the Mission district in San Francisco with retail locations there and Los Angeles. With a history rooted in cycling and california culture, much of their product offerings are either for cycling use or are cycling inspired. Over the past few years it has been fun to watch Mission Workshop grow in size, portfolio, quality, and social prowess. Their branding is so well executed and their online presence is something to remark. It's fair to say that Mission Workshop is doing a lot of things right.
The complete Mission Workshop line has been steadily expanding out from bags to include outerwear, apparel, and footwear. I'd describe their aesthetic as clean and well crafted. Brand collaborations and special projects are popular and tend to produce some really innovative products. This trend hasn't escaped Mission Workshop with a second brand called Acre Supply and focused to the mountain biking scene. In the vein of special projects, some of the core staple products from Mission Workshop are also offered in their advanced projects which take them to a new level with greater material selections and refined details.
In this review I'm going to cover a Mission Workshop bag called 'The Rummy'. This particular model of bag is available in 3 sizes ranging from 21 litres to 35 litres, each with their own product name. The middle size is measured at 27L (1600 cubic inches) and is named 'The Rummy'. I've had this bag for three years and it's been used for everything from cragging (a gear bag for climbing), hauling photography gear, to it's intended use as a bike bag and everything in between. Actually getting the bag was quite hard. At the time, Mission Workshop wasn't available in store from any local retailers in Canada and buying online and cross boarder shipping isn't ideal. If you order online from the states you're looking at currency conversion rates, depending on how customs assess it they could add duty to the purchase, maybe getting taxed, certain shipping methods add brokerage fees, and then on top of it all your credit card company is going to add an international currency exchange fee of about 3%. Thankfully, a local retailer named Cycle Couture started carrying Mission Workshop. Problem solved.
The bag is made of heavy weight canvas and is waterproof thanks to rubberized barrier on the inside. The rubberized barrier also helps with the durability of the bag. The overall construction is strong and The Rummy is obviously built to last. Attention was paid to the details in building this bag. The bag has this great mix of textures, proportions, and materials. The standard bag has nylon webbing, beefy velcro, and mid sized plastic buckles. The velcro is beefy and there is no way it's accidentally coming open. The front has an aluminum buckle on the chest strap for that overbuilt aesthetic. The bag tips the scales a weight of about 3.25lbs.
Technically, The Rummy is a messenger bag, but it's more dual purpose than that. The way Mission Workshop design makes it as functional on the bike as it is off. The bag features two large cargo pockets under a heavy duty velcro strap. The size of these cargo pockets is ideal for a small u-lock and anything similar. Mid deck on the bag and accessed through a waterproof zipper (nice touch) is a medium volume pocket made of rip stop nylon. Inside here you'll also find two zippered pockets for securely stowing stuff like wallets, keys, phones. One zippered pocket faces the back of the bag and the other to the front. The one facing towards to front of the bag has 3 separated areas inside and all secured by the zipper atop. Mission Workshop says that there are 4 zippered pockets. Depends on how you count them. If you really need to keep something protected from the elements these pockets this is the place to stow it.
The main pocket is where the business happens. It's a no-nonsense no-frills large cavity. What is really cool is that the bag has two options for closing the main pocket. You can use the bag like a roll top and secure it again with beefy velcro or you can fold it over and use the buckles to hold it closed like a traditional courier bag. In my experience the roll top looks better but it reduces the usable volume of the bag significantly.
Keeping the bag secured, Mission Workshop has a really generous shoulder strap with more than adequate padding provided. They've designed the bag to be fully reversible (able to sit on either shoulder) without sacrificing comfort or having it feel upside down. Click here to watch a video on how it works. To stabilize the bag there is a removable cross-chest stabilizer. On when you need it, off when you don't.
Mission Workshop offers the bag in 5 colours and with 7 colour choices for the buckle which means you have a really wide selection of choices to customize your bag. Although each size has its own name, the bag comes in 3 sizes to satisfy any requirements you have. I will say that the largest size aka 'The Shed' is massive.
Branding on the bag is incredibly discrete. There is a small MW embroidered where the shoulder strap meets the bag and a word mark logo on a tab at the top seem of the main compartment. The outerfacing logo itself is not obnoxious and looks almost part of the bag.
initial impressions
Flat.. The Rummy was a lot flatter than I had expected. Seeing it only online and in photos, the bag was always filled with something, so on the shelf it was sort of less present. My expectations were that it would be much larger in stature. However upon picking up the bag the heft was immediately evident. Online browsing the bag doesn't really do it justice. There's much more to it and the bag is incredibly versatile. Looking it over in store I knew this was an investment where I'd get my moneys worth.
long term impression
This coming spring will mark the fourth season of using the The Rummy. It's been with me on long bike rides, short trips to the market, daily commutes to the office, road trips, camping, climbing, hikes, you name it. The Rummy has stood up to everything thrown at it and aside from the dirt and grime you'd expect out of 3 years of regular use, it looks perfect. Bags tend to fray and come apart at the seems but The Rummy just keeps going. I really think this is due to their attention to detail and quality of construction with an intended purpose in mind. Mission Workshop knew full well what these bags would be used for and designed them accordingly. If things keep going the way they are, this bag and I will be together for many more years.
There are three things I'd really like to see addressed on The Rummy. First, the flatness of the bag is an advantage in its weight and size but when on, it lays flat on the back and doesn't let air flow through. If it's warm out and or you are putting in a good effort on the bike you're going to end up with a really sweaty back. Second, the bag is technically waterproof because of the rubberized barrier on the inside so water won't get through.... but if you get caught in the rain the bag absorbs and holds a lot of water in the outer fabric. Would be great to see the exterior treated for the elements. Third, with a courier inspired form and function The Rummy begs for a quick access pocket on the chest strap for your phone or keys.
This is one of the most well constructed bags I've used and its size makes it incredibly versatile. It's beautifully simple, incredibly versatile, and perfectly effective at what it is designed to do. At times the size can be more than you need but better than not having enough space. If you are looking for a well made, simple, and subtle bag that works well on and off the bike, then you should seriously consider what Mission Workshop has to offer. If you're concerned about total weight, there are lighter options on the market. As this San Francisco based brand continues to expand on its success, I really hope to see more of it popping up around Toronto.


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A couple of weeks we were rambling around town on a food and drink tour with some friends from out of town, having wings at Pok Pok, oysters at Eat, and wine at Tesoaria, we rambled by this ramen bar and I took a mental note to return. It was bustling with guests at 2 in the afternoon on a Monday and I knew that had to be a good sign.
Due to celestial happenings beyond my control, The Great American Eclipse of 2017, I took a little time away from my ramen quest. And now that we have seen the sun disappear (we live in the PNW though and the sun disappears somewhere in October not to return until some time in May) it's time to get back to the search.
On the corner of Failing and Williams streets in North Portland, nestled in an enclave of shops, next to one of my favorite oyster joints is Kayo's Ramen Bar. Kayo's is a cool and hip spot with a crisp and clean aesthetic, a brilliant bright red wall and chalk art. Directly in front of me is a Geisha slurping her noodles from a deep bowl and eyeing me from over my shoulder is a giant, ominous Samuri coveting his bowl of noodles while he stares longingly at his love. There is a hypnotic beat filling the space as I drool over the menu.
Presented with a ramen menu, specials menu and full page Sake menu, I'm taken back as to my choices, but I cannot deviate. I'm here for the ramen... and maybe a drink. The staff is attentive, but unobtrusive as my order is taken and my cider is poured. Moving about in harmony, the staff take care of the few guests and clean as they move, but what I really like are their t-shirts. I was so tempted to buy some swag while I was there, soft cotton tees in all the right colors.
My noodles arrive!
I ordered the Tan Tan Ramen, their most popular bowl described as a 'uniquely Japanese version of Sichuan DanDan Mian flavored with sesame paste'. The approach at Kayo's is to choose your ramen style, choose your broth, then the noodles (or veggie noodles) and then any add-ins. To stick with consistency I went with the pork & chicken broth and Kayo's classic #47 noodle, plus I added an egg for good measure.
I couldn't resist but to taste the broth before I stirred in the pastes and seasoning and I am glad that I did.
Fantastic! Rich and creamy with a deep nuttiness from the sesame that coats the tongue and rests quietly on my palette. Savouring the taste I think to myself, "I might have found it!" And then the pepper hits and fills the back of my mouth with a heat that warms my breath and has me enjoying my cider even more.
Not wanting the temperature to cool any I quickly stir in the pastes and seasonings and the broth is transformed into a next level experience, a complexity that can only be achieved through slow, deliberate cooking and the right combination of heat and flavor. The egg yolk still a little runny and it's velvety goodness permeating everything.
Grabbing a pile of noodles with my red chopsticks I slowly slurp them in, enjoying the chewiness and flavor. Dee-lish! Koya affectionately call their noodle #47 because it took 47 tries over 3 months to get it just right. And it is just right.
The ground pork is soft and melts in my mouth as I pull spoonful after spoonful of soup and eaters into my mouth. Slurping and savouring every bite.
I was almost a little sad when I made it to the bottom of my bowl. My ramen experience at Koya's coming to an end. This was a fantastic find! And one I will come back to again.
Kayo Ramen Bar gets 🍜🍜🍜🍜and 3/4 out of 5!
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When you run in the Run for the Cure marathon, everyone wears a Marathon Tag on their shirt that is pre-printed with "Who are you running for?" on it. I've run and walked the marathon many times, and those little signs attached to the runners backs or fronts get me every time. Some have the word Mom or Sister written on them, and others have the names of friends.
To add to my fundraising this year, I made up a hand stitching/Embroidery kit and had a mini raffle at each of the quilt guilds that I belong to. The kit included a two marked pieces, ready for stitching. One would be a practice piece just in case the winner of the kits were a little rusty on their hand embroidery. By the time they finished the little practice piece, they would be confident and anxious to start the larger stitchery. The kit also included a needle case with needles, a threader, scissors and a sparkly scissor charm. Also included was a perfectly sized 5" spring hoop, and a large spool of Sulky Christmas Red 12 wt thread. These were given to me by Diane at Country Crafts and Curtains. (Thanks Dianne).
My two guilds are awesome. They are always so good at supporting me. Between the two guilds, I raised $225 dollars for Breast Cancer in our area. I'm so pleased.
So, who are you running for this Sunday, September 30th? See you there.
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M40 Offices Bicester has 18 generously proportioned warehouses. They are all housed within a large hanger style building and offer good security and a great business community.
If you are looking for space for your company to trade from or simply somewhere to store your important stock, please give Jake Witchalls a call and he will be delighted to show you around.
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Space-Dyed Chenille Scarf
$ 48.00
This space-dyed Chenille Scarf is a perfect accessory to complement whatever you are wearing, indoors or out. Handwoven on the backstrap loom of hand-dyed luxurious rayon chenille. Warm and cozy, a great alternative for those sensitive to wool. Since each is individually hand-dyed, colors will vary. Great for men, too.
- 100% rayon chenille from bamboo fiber
- 8" x 68 with an additional 2.5" fringe


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Violist wins a landmark case against the Royal Opera House
Published: 10 Apr 2018
London's Royal Opera House lost a landmark case brought against them by their employee, a viola player who sustained a life-changing hearing injury after an incident during a rehearsal in 2012.
Chris Goldscheider who played his instrument during the three-hour rehearsal of the Wagner's opera "The Valkyrie", was seated right in front of the brass section. During that time he was repeatedly exposed to high levels of noise exceeding 130 dB, which could be compared to the sound of a jet engine.
After the incident, Mr. Goldscheider suffered irreversible hearing damage, caused by an "acoustic shock" including tinnitus, hyperacusis and dizziness, which forced him to give up his musical career.
The High Court heard, that some of Mr. Goldscheider's colleagues wore earplugs during the rehearsal all the time, or partially - putting earplugs in during the run up to the loud sections and taking them out straight after them, based on the marks made in their music. However, the musician claimed, that the hearing protection provided was "insufficient to prevent his exposure to a harmful amount of noise".
The Royal Opera House provides its employees with hearing protection, but does not enforce the use of it, arguing it cannot force musicians to wear hearing protection at all times as "the noise produced by the professional orchestra is not a by-product of its activities, it is the product".
Justice Nicola Davies disagreed with the statement made by the employer and ruled that the Royal Opera House has breached the Control of Noise at Work Regulations SI 2005/1643, by failing to adequately control the risk of high noise exposure, saying that the noise regulations "recognise no distinction as between a factory and an opera house", breaching their duty of care, failing to safeguard employee's health and causing the musician's condition.
Mr. Goldscheider's loss of earnings and poor health as a result of the incident could amount to at least £750,000 in compensation, although the final sum is still to be assessed.
For more information on this subject see:
- Control of Noise at Work Regulations SI 2005/1643


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Fed's Words Lift Wall Street For Second Day
The free fall in oil's price seemed to befuddle the financial markets in the early part of this week, knocking stock markets into decline and seemingly dispelling hopes of a Santa rally. Proving that the Fed's power to move the market should never be underestimated though, Wednesday's FOMC meeting has managed to reverse the direction of share on Wall Street, sparking huge gains both yesterday and today.
Friday, December 19, 2014 - 00:00
By early afternoon in New York, the Dow Jones was up 285 points or 1.64% at 17,642 and the S&P 500 Index stood at 2044.9, for a gain of 1.58%. The optimism amongst traders stems from the language used by the Fed in its statement following the FOMC meeting, which struck an encouragingly dovish tone despite recognizing further improvements in the labor market. The Fed sees the current low level of interest rates to be appropriate but the real question is how long will that last. Yesterday's statement provided reassurance that no change is imminent, saying the Fed 'judges that it can be patient in beginning to normalize the stance of monetary policy' and adding that this is consistent with previous statements that promised to maintain low rates after the end of stimulus 'for a considerable time'.
Jobless claims shrink, services sector slows
On the macroeconomic news front, there was more evidence of the health of the labor market, alongside signs of slowing in both the manufacturing and services sectors. Initial jobless claims fell by 6000 last week to 289,000. The decline came as a surprise, with the consensus estimate calling for no change at 295,000. The fall takes the four-week average for the number of Americans filing first-time claims for unemployment insurance down to 298,750 from 299,500 in the week prior, the first decline in the four-week average since early November. Significantly, last week comprises the sample week used by the Bureau of Labor Statistics for its December Employment Situation report and should keep expectations in place for a solid performance.
Markit's flash reading for December of its services PMI came in at 53.6, a result that suggests the sector is still expanding, albeit at a slower pace than in November, when the mid-month reading was 56.3. There has been a trend of slowing shown by this indicator every month since June and today's outcome is the lowest reading since back in February when the economy was hit by extreme weather conditions.
Manufacturing also appears to have hit a speed-bump this month, judging not just by Markit's flash manufacturing PMI on Tuesday, but also by softness indicated in regional surveys conducted by various Federal Reserve Banks. Monday's Empire State manufacturing survey slumped into negative territory and though today's report from the Philly Fed wasn't quite as bad, it still points to a loss of momentum. The Philly Fed's General Business Conditions Index, which gauges manufacturing conditions in the Third District, declined to 24.5 in December, after November's outstanding 40.8. Slowing was apparent across the board, so clearly conditions have slowed; however, November was such a remarkably strong month, that December looking negative in comparison isn't very surprising and it's worth bearing in mind that this is the third-highest reading of the Philly Fed survey in 2014.
The next regional manufacturing survey is from the Kansas City Fed and is released 11.00 ET on Friday.
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Tried and tested, this pocket-friendly routine is a winning method for beginners. If you have no products to kick-start your natural hair care journey, You've got to consider this method!
You've been using unsafe products or maybe all you use is water and oil. Either way, you want to start your journey with a clean slate.
I want to say, use a silicone-free shampoo like Pantene Lively Clean which is approximately INR100. It is silicon-free and will help you remove grease, buildup, sweat and dirt accumulated over time in your hair.
Super Tip! In an empty mug Pump 1-2 drops of shampoo. Add warm water in full force so it forms a frothy-lathery-liquid. Use this super diluted liquid shampoo to remove all the oil residue, dirt, gunk, product buildup from your scalp and hair and proceed to condition.
My Favorite way to Detox
Bentonite Clay Mask!! I do this shampoo mask every 2 -3 weeks. It remineralizes my hair, detoxes my scalp, encourages hair growth, defines better curl clumps, and overall promotes scalp and hair health! Love it! Its super affordable too. Yes, I know you're looking at the price right now, but that dabba is going to last you a year! So, on average that's spending only INR 100 per month to have healthy, detoxed hair and scalp – which is super pocket-friendly if you ask me 🙂
Find the method detailed in this Bentonite Post.
Always divide the total cost with usage, not with the real-time purchase!
STEP 2: DIY Deep Condition
After any shampoo, curly hair needs EXTRA conditioning that's where a deep conditioner comes in and I do one weekly. So, if you don't have a store-bought conditioner, don't worry, you can achieve the same with DIY Deep Conditioning treatment at home!
If you have to choose between Palmer's conditioner, Matrix Biolage conditioner, or L'oreal Smooth Intense or any other non-CG conditioner, I say choose neither. These conditioners are unsafe and leave your hair dry and frizzy on wash day only!
Remember to always check ingredients for product safety from this website called "Is it CG". Only buy natural CG products or you can just DIY with simple kitchen ingredients and create your own No Product Routine instead!
One of the most popular DIY creations I share with my Curl Friends is using coconut milk with just a tablespoon of raw organic honey. I started my CG journey with that and I know it works!
Coconut oil in the coconut milk quenches super dry curly or wavy hair in just one application! There are millions of recipes that include overripe bananas, avocado, hot oil deep conditioning treatments on YouTube.
Here's what I do: Visit this post on Instagram and read the caption here
Cook one up and alternate recipes for each wash day until you get proper products. Remember:
- Too much moisture leaves hair greasy, sticky, limp, and too exhausted to curl.
- Too much protein leaves hair brittle, dry, and prone to breakage.
Just make sure to alternate between protein and moisture deep conditioning treatments to maintain a balance.
DIY Deep Condition Options for Moisture
- Coconut oil + JBCO + essential oils of your choice
- Coconut oil + avocado
- Olive Oil + Honey
- Aloe vera + Honey + Vegetable Glycerine
- Coconut milk + Honey
- Coconut milk + Honey + Overripe bananas
DIY Deep Condition Options for Protein
- Plain Yogurt + Oil
- Gelatin Treatment (this is not a vegan option, gelatine is made by boiling animal bones)
- Overripe bananas + honey +yogurt
- Overripe bananas + honey +avocado
- Mayonaise + avocado
DIY Rinses
Hands down, the best DIY protein treatment I recommend is doing weekly Rice Water Rinses! Read the full beginner's guide to Rice Water Rinse here. When in doubt, do it after shampoo, and before your DC – deep conditioner (preferably protein-free DC)
This is like a mid-week cleanse kind of rinse. I do it when I feel scalp is too dry and itchy between wash days. You can just do the rinse, wash it out with warm water and follow with your conditioner and style as usual. That's it. If your hair is extra dry, then follow with a deep conditioner again. For this rinse, all you need is ACV- Apple Cider Vinegar (with the mother) and warm water. That's it! This big bottle of Bragg's ACV will last you approx 8 months if you do a rinse every two weeks or so.
Read the Complete Beginner's Guide to ACV Rinse Here. These are my results after a mid-week quick ACV rinse. Visit the post to read my caption 🙂
Super Tips!!
Remember to add heat to make your DIY DC more effective.
- Hot Head (INR 3K+, but lifetime investment) or
- Cholesterol Conditioning Cap (INR 899, to be replaced every 6 months)
- Plastic shower cap, reusable like this one below from Amazon
If you can't get either of these, microwave a wet towel and put it over your hair. And then put a plastic shower cap over it so the heat does not escape.
Never drench your hair with deep conditioners, just coat it.
Just because you made it at home and there's a lot of it, doesn't mean you feed it in your hair like some greedy person. It won't work, especially if you have low-density hair. To avoid feeling greasy or yucky with DIYs, apply like a normal person. Just coat your hair with it, don't drench it! Pyaar se karo… you know what I mean?
Twist each section/clumps to "train your curls"
How to DC:
Detangle hair, divide into sections.
Apply the DC mask to each section and make twists.
Cover hair with heat.
Keep for 20-30 minutes only; according to hair science, hair pores stop absorbing product after a 30-minute timeline. So anything more is useless.
Wash with warm water first to make sure you get everything out.
Do a final rinse with cold water to close your cuticles – this gets hair more shine also.
Now style with after-wash products! Make your own gel – FSG
STEP 3: Style
Option 1 >> with DIY Flaxseed Gel (FSG)
I first learnt about FSG from The Right Ringlets when I went CG in May 2017. That recipe was too diluted, watery, and never worked for me. A few months ago I stumbled across Sanne @curlsandblondies recipe AND her FSG recipe is just BOMB! I tweaked Sanne's recipe to make my own, and it works even better with more products if you have it. This gel works especially well for high porosity super thirsty curls.
My FSG Recipe:
½ cup Flaxseeds
1 cup filtered water
½ cup rose water
½ teaspoon Xanthan Gum
Righteous Roots Oil/Flora Curl Oil/Your Fav Oil/essential oils (optional)
Cantu Curl Activator or any Curl Cream (optional)
Here's a quick video of how I applied this DIY gel.
Boil Flaxseed in water first until egg white consistency.
While this boils, make a paste with rose water and xanthan gum
Add this paste and all the extra things like curl cream and oils into the strained FSG.
Remember to strain the FSG while it's hot! Once it cools, it turns into the gel, so straining will be harder.
Here's my result with the DIY gel!!
Super Tips!
- If you have wavy hair, apply this gel only to the ends to define your waves.
- You can even massage your scalp with the plain FSG to heal your scalp of dandruff and to encourage hair growth.
- Ideally, deep condition every wash, that's every 4-5 days until your hair is healthy again.
- Remember to clarify every 2 weeks to remove any oil buildup and residue from the gel.
- For low/high porosity hair, do the DIY ACV rinse for a more manageable medium porosity hair.
- Follow authentic curly hair bloggers like Verna here to get more information, read up curly!
Option 2 >> Style with Arata Zero Chemicals (Cream and Gel)
I recommend this Local, Indian budget brand for many reasons. The foremost reason is that it's super budget AND safe to use! Their hair cream, and their gel is INR 599 Only! It will last you 1-2 months with regular use. You can use their hair cream on DRY hair also for a quick refresh on non-wash days. Here are my results using it! Watch video review~
Use my code LIZARATA to get 20% discount on this already budget brand.
Code applicable on orders above INR 999 only. I suggest you get both their hair cream and gel, it works well in humidity also! yes yes yesssss!
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Here are my results with Arata stuff 🙂 It is EXTRA brilliant because of all the things I put before and in between the hair cream and gel also. Therefore, use your discretion when you use DIY stuff back to back.
A Personal Opinion, if I may
I firmly believe that DIY methods are great but only if your hair is already great. It's a low maintenance way to enhance what you already have going. However, if you are really struggling with sun/heat/ colour damaged hair, you may want to think of investing in high-quality store-bought products little by little to help you bounce back fast and easy! Once back, you can definitely continue your DIYs, but if you want results fast then… buy stuff. That's all I am saying, you can agree or disagree with me, but this is just how I feel about it after my experience with DIY Vs. Store-bought products.
If DIYs are so brilliant then why buy fancy products, you ask?
For me, I rather buy products because I don't have to think twice about the ingredients. I can't even tell when an avocado is ripe or not and those aren't cheap.
An average avocado is INR100 from the market. So if I need two protein treatments a month, that's INR2400 a year on just one ingredient! That's ridiculous because I might as well buy two natural deep conditioning products for that amount. One for moisture and one for protein and use that instead of the DIY hassle.
Besides, if I had to make my own scalp massage oil with 11 essential oils, that's stupid. You would end up spending INR400-500 for each essential oil and even those come in a tiny bottle. I rather just get a readymade oil with everything in it, but that's just me.
Remember, each expenditure adds up in the long run. With products, my hair is cleaner, smells better, and I can achieve that protein-moisture balance without overthinking.
Anyway, until you get your proper natural products, you can try my no product routine and see what a difference it makes to your dry, damaged hair. Let me know if you do.
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Salted Cocoa Nutella Cupcakes.
So my exchange student Leon is NOT a fan of generic Nutella, aka Hazelnut Spread. Sometimes I buy name brand, sometimes I buy generic. No reason why, it's really where I'm shopping that dictates what brands I buy. This recipe called for a few things I had in cupboard. Nutella (hazelnut spread) and unsweetened almond milk. While I didn't have the almond milk I did have a can of coconut milk in the cupboard (can't tell you why I had this in my cupboard, I can tell you with certainty that I've never, ever cooked with it before ha!) So I improvised and changed the recipe just a wee bit.
Second thought....maybe I shouldn't have :) While this recipe sounded delicious, my version needed tweaking a bit. I've tried recipes that stunk and would never make again. This one.....I would try again but would stick to the recipe. To me, it just wasn't sweet enough and real dense. If I would guess, it was the milk. Having never used coconut milk, I thought it would work, but I'm thinking it was too thick.
I guess I'll keep trying :)
Salted Cocoa Nutella Cupcakes
1 1/4 C Flour
1/2 C plus 2T unsweetened cocoa
1T baking powder
1/2 t salt
2 eggs
1 1/2T granulated sugar (this is where I would add more)
1 1/2T instant coffee
1/4C vegetable oil
1/4C Nutella
3/4C plus 2T unsweetened almond milk or regular milk
Preheat oven 350
sift dry ingredients; separate bowl mix the wet (except for milk), after mixed add milk until combined. Add dry to wet; do not ever mix.
place in prepared muffin tin, bake 350 for 15 minutes. yield 12.
Let muffins cool to room temperature.
In a bowl melt together 1oz unsweetened dark chocolate, 1/4 C Nutella, 2T Coconut oil.
Dunk each cupcake into sauce. Let set, sprinkle lightly with sea salt.
Recipe credit: http://offbeatandinspired.com/


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