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Volver [2006] – A Charming Tale of Resilient Women
Arson, incest, adultery and murder happen or committed by the characters within the narrative flow of Pedro Almodovar's "Volver" (2006). There's a slight thriller/suspense element, melodramatic notes, few farcical manuevers and few campy twists. But, the Spanish auteur's film isn't a banal tale about the forces of darkness. Deep down at its heart, "Volver" is a touching and emotionally rich tribute to feminine life force and working class women. It's the easily accessible and crowd-pleasing work of Almodovar, where the film-maker retains his packages of attractions, like saturated colors, rich surfaces, strong female performances and glossy production design.
In "Volver" women keep together their families, while men remain lazy, indomitable or do far worse acts. The film opens with old matriarchs standing amidst rows of headstones, in a rural cemetery, wiping off dust and tending to their men's grave. Then, we see Raimunda (Penelope Cruz), who is cleaning the graves of her parents died in a mysterious fire in the village. Teenage daughter Paula (Yohana Coba) hairdresser sister Sole (Lola Duenas) have accompanied Raimunda in this yearly ritual. The trio return to their La Mancha village (Almodovar's birth place and it was made famous centuries before by author Miguel Cervantes) to meet senile Aunt Paula, who despite being half-blind seems to cook and clean for herself.
Word around the village is that Raimunda's dead mother Irene (Carmen Maura) is haunting the family home and helping out Aunt Paula. Neighbor and old friend Agustina (Blanca Portilla) confirms this village superstition and hopes that Irene comes before her to ask about the whereabouts of her own disappeared, hippie mother. Raimunda spends her day working as a janitor at Madrid airport and lives with an alcoholic, jobless husband Paco, in a bedraggled apartment. In an ugly turn of events that involves her teenage daughter Paula, a murder is committed. Raimunda hides the corpse at the freezer in a little, nearby restaurant, whose owner is about to sell the place. Soon, Aunt Paula passes away and only Sole attends the funeral ceremony. When Sole returns back to city, mother Irene shows up in car's trunk with a suitcase and a sprightly smile. And, despite an act of violence, the film flows as fertile dramedy, punctuated by tearful reunions and appalling revelations.
"Volver" hasn't got the narrative tidiness and isn't totally devoid of camp elements. We can easily see through the corny plot twists. But, it has got a good emotional structure and excellent performances, where the unburdening of melodrama doesn't come across as a boring cliche. Almodovar signature style of whacked-out weirdness is subdued enough to create more poignancy to the narrative. The ineffable Almodovar elements like the culinary miracles, obsession over right hair-cuts, mother-daughter relationship, permutations of motherly love and capricious, towering, hysterical women are all present along with matter-of-fact surrealism and earthy comedy. In one sequence mother Irene hides in a car, listening to Raimunda singing, a song which mother has taught to her in childhood (the film's title is derived from the song, which means 'to comeback'). From the staging that sequence, it is very evident that the director is making viewers to shed some tears, but we are emotionally attuned to the characters that somehow we don't care about such manipulation.
The absence of conflict in the drama is one of the vital flaws. The script becomes idolatrous at few occasions (frames concentrating on the proud, radiant faces of the characters) that partially affect to showcase the feminine complexity. The half-hearted satire on reality TV show is all flabby elements of the script. Nevertheless, as a director, Almodovar allows the simple material to unfold in a way, where his ideas and feelings gradually sneak upon the viewers. The central theme includes loss of love and making peace with the past, and although these aren't approached with artful nuance, the touching performances allow the themes to linger in our memory. The film's four actresses with their puckish as well as moody reflections add a profound depth to the proceedings. Even when matters are deadly serious and dark, they finely bring out a nuanced, comedic spirit. Penelope Cruz, unlike most of her English speaking roles, embraces the chance to explore different emotional ranges and is so convincing as the modest, working mother of a Madrid neighborhood.
"Volver" (121 minutes) is a pleasing, heart-rending celebration of motherly love and feminine force. It maintains an apprehensible mirthful spirit, despite skirting around tragedies.


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BIG SPRING – The Big Spring State Hospital Chalet Resale Shop has some cool news in store.
The Chalet, 115 E. Second St., will be closed the week of May 23 as workers install a greatly needed central air conditioning system.
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Amazing Panlangagan Islands, as one of the scenic beautiful 24 islands and islets of Britania Group of Islands!
Panlangagan Islands has historic value where many of the Japanese soldiers during World War II were buried in the islands. This amazing beautiful islands also a shape like a cup cake and the locals sometimes calling it the Cup-Cake Islands and others calling it the Twin Islands for being almost the same shape and size standing closer together.
Visitors have enchanted the beauty, the sights and sounds, where Mother Nature surrounds the same as a piece of heaven on earth not just in Panlangagan Islands but the rest of Britania Group of Islands.
Location: San Agustin, Surigao del Sur
How to get there: Public Utility Bus or van from Butuan City to San Agustin town, then rent a boat for island hopping in Britania Group of Islands.
Distance: Estimated 3 hours of travel from Butuan City to San Agustin, then rent a boat for island hopping to Britania Group of Islands.


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Andrew Baygulov, Creative Director at Creativedash
Andrew Baygulov is a creative director at Creativedash, a versatile design studio that works across multiple mediums. He's also active on Dribble where you can catch his latest work.
Where do you work and what is your current title?
I'm the Creative Director at Creativedash. We're focused on creating emotional connections between users and products.
Please tell us a little bit about yourself & your background.
I wasn't sure what my plan for the future was when I was in high school. With the pressure of doing something with my life I decided to go to drafting school because it sounded very interesting to me at the time. I worked in that field for about 5 years but was always drawn to something more creative. Just for fun, I often did business cards for my coworkers and also tried getting into 3D animation. My coworkers have always told me that I was in a wrong field and they were right.
When did you first realize you wanted to be a designer?
To be honest, I didn't even know that jobs like graphic design existed when I was in high school. I had no idea you can make a living knowing Photoshop until I met a guy who told me that he designed a website for his neighbor over the weekend and made enough money to buy himself a new TV. A lightbulb turned on in my head and I realized that I could make a living out of it.
As for my drafting job, that came to the end when the housing crash happened in 2008. It was impossible to find a job in that field so I had a lot of time on my hands. That same year one of my friends asked me if I could design and build him a website for his business. I knew nothing about building websites but because i had such a big interest in design, I agreed to do it without knowing a single line of code. It definitely wasn't the prettiest site on the planet but I was very proud of it because I designed and coded it using mostly YouTube tutorials.
What was your first design job? Any interesting stories about how you broke into the field?
I moved to Oregon in 2010 with little bit of money in my savings. I was so broke that my girlfriend had to pay my rent. This made me eager to find a job there as soon as possible. Prior to moving I did a couple freelance projects — just enough to put together my resume. One of the jobs I applied for was Oregonlive and it was very important one for me as you can imagine. I was pretty nervous, knowing that I had very little experience. But after about 4 days of interviews, calls and presentations I finally got it. It was a big relief and it was a great start to my career.
Are there any memorable war stories, client interactions or close calls that have taught you something important about how things work?
I was always shy to get on the call with a client, so I avoided it by using email, which was a big mistake because its so much easier to understand what a client is looking for when you meet that person face to face. So many miscommunication problems can be resolved just by meeting the person. Furthermore, it also helps build a relationship with them which can last as a long term relationship.
What's a common mistake you often see entry level designers make? What are some tips to avoid or overcome it?
I think a lot of entry-level designers think its easy to open Photoshop and just put a website together. There is a lot more to UI then just pretty images. Most of them realize it pretty quickly when whey post something on Dribble and get 5 likes for their posts. It's important to have a goal and stay focused. It took me 5 years and a lot of sleepless nights and weekends of hard work to achieve my goals.
What advice would you give to someone trying to break into the industry?
There is nothing better than hard work. It takes time and patience but it always gets noticed. So if you love what you do, work hard, post your work and design it like you're doing it for yourself then opportunities will come.
What do you think is the future of your industry?
Well, we can only guess. Web is changing almost on the daily basis. No one knew mobile was going to be so huge and now we can't live without our phones. Overall, I think it will bring us a lot of useful tools and innovations.


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My workshops are short-term learning experiences that encourages active experiential learning by using a variety of learning activities. Most can be customized to participants busy schedules, with versions ranging from a half-day, full-day, or two days. (More details of each below)
Thinking about the Future workshop
Scenario Planning Revisited
New Business Exploration Workshop
Scanning Workshop
The Organizational Foresight Audit
Thinking about the Future workshop
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Even the best run organizations can get into trouble by not paying attention to the future and relying on products and services at odds with emerging trends — whether gas-guzzling SUVs, sub-prime loans to debt-ridden consumers, or even film-based photography in the digital era – they all caught up short because what has worked well yesterday may not necessarily work well tomorrow. Employing a foresight perspective can help individuals and organizations anticipate and prepare for the future in a way that identifies and avoids risks and uncovers a wide-range of potential opportunities.
This workshop delivers concrete, practical suggestions on how applying foresight can help position your organization for success in the future. It is based on Thinking about the Future: Guidelines for Strategic Foresight, a book edited by the workshop leader that draws upon the collective wisdom of three dozen foresight professionals. Participants will learn about a framework for organizing foresight based on the six principal activities of strategic foresight:
- Framing: identifying the problems clearly and understanding their cost as well as the cost of solutions
- Scanning: understanding what's going on out there; the relevant information and trends
- Forecasting: considering a range of future possibilities; plugging into a meaningful view (pictures) of the future
- Visioning: deciding what the organization wants to be in the future and determining if the organization is working forward or avoiding it.
- Planning: creating a pathway to the future
- Acting: translating foresight into real action on an ongoing basis
In this hand-on workshop, participants learn by doing. We will go through the six activities and practice with an example topic. Participants will learn a variety of ways that they themselves can apply the foresight guidelines to bring practical benefits to their organization in the years ahead.
Scenario Planning Revisited
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Scenarios are an essential part of any foresight toolbox. Scenarios are data-based stories about plausible futures. They are a powerful way to build understanding of possible futures, spark dialogue, and create change. Although scenario planning has become increasingly mainstream, it has also become increasingly stale. This workshop shares ideas for reinvigorating this powerful tool, such as:
- Using technology to get the right people involved at the right time, for the right amount of time
- Customizing the technique based on what the data reveals
- Maximizing the productivity of scenario planning sessions
- Communicating and tracking scenario results to get and keep attention
This hands-on approach will teach participants the essentials of how to set up and run a scenario planning project.
For individual participants, the objectives are to:
- Understand the fundamental concepts and tools of scenario planning
- Understand the key steps and processes involved in a scenario planning project
- Become familiar with several techniques for doing scenario planning
- See how scenario planning can help identify and respond to threats or provide opportunities for the organization
For the organization, the objectives are:
- To help the organization build its internal capacity for scenario planning, using proven tools and techniques that may be applied to diverse business needs now and in the future
Help your organization to anticipate the future and take action in the present by learning this updated scenario approach.
New Business Exploration Workshop
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This hands-on workshop is an overview of how to do exploration for new business and new product development. Exploration involves the process of coming up with new ideas on both new growth areas and specific new business ideas for the organization. The course is intended to cultivate and expand the "explorers" mindset, skill set and tool set for doing new business exploration. It covers a wide range of best practices that have been distilled into a format that guides one from the beginning to the end of the exploration process. The delivery method will be a combination of lecture, discussion and exercises. Participants are encouraged to bring a "real world" new business exploration problem with them to work on.
The course will teach participants the essentials of how to set up and run a new business or new product exploration project.
For individual participants, our objective will be:
- to understand and cultivate the exploration mindset, skill set, and tool set for identifying, shaping, and communicating new product and new business opportunities
For the organization, our objective will be:
- to help build its internal capacity for exploration for new business and product development, using proven tools and techniques that may be applied to diverse business needs now and in the future
We will learn by doing. Participants will be asked to come equipped with their laptop and a topic area they would like to explore.
This hands-on, one-day workshop will teach participants how to do environmental scanning, that is, the identification of potential signals of change in the external environment that could impact the organization. These scanning hits are clustered into trends or issues. The idea is to identify them as early as possible in order to give the organization the maximum amount of time to either deal with the threat or exploit the opportunity.
The course will teach participants how to set up and run a system in their organization in several modules: phases:
- Developing the mindset of scanning
- Where and how do we look for scanning hits
- Tools for evaluating which hits to pay attention to
- Developing an ongoing system
- Alternative approaches
Example outcomes from scanning systems will be described and analyzed. It is recommended that participants come equipped with their laptop and a topic area that they would like to learn more about.
The Organizational Foresight Audit
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What do you need to think about to create or build a futures function inside today's organization? The session goes through a 10 question issue audit for future practitioners and management to discuss and answer. Strategies for moving forward will then be crafted. Participants will come away with a clear set of the issues in implementing foresight within their organization and a plan for dealing with them.


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These aren't the droids you're looking for.
- Obi Wan Kenobi, Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope
You can offer a superior skill set or a unique one, but if you're trying to do both, you're wasting your time.
The Economist has since changed its pricing scheme, but not so long ago they offered three different options that looked like this:
Online Only - $59.00
Print Only - $125.00
Online and Print - $125.00
You may notice something just a little bit weird, the Print Only and Online and Print options are the same price. That makes no sense, as the third option gives exactly what the second offers, plus more. Noticing this, economist Dan Ariely ran an experiment with some of the students at MIT.
100 students were asked which of the three options above they would prefer. 16% chose Online Only, 84% picked Online and Print, and no one picked Print Only. Naturally, anyone who would have preferred Print Only, went ahead and got the online edition too, why not? More for the same price.
100 (different) students were then given a different set of choices, Online Only and Online and Print. The middle choice was eliminated, but this should make no difference in the results, as no one in the first group picked it. But, something interesting happened, 68% of the students went for Online Only, and only 32% picked Print and Online. This shift towards the Online Only option represents a 30% decrease in revenues, all lost because a choice no one wanted was eliminated. What the heck is going on?
Human beings are bad at judging values of things in a vacuum, but are fairly good at making comparisons. We have no idea whether $59 for an online subscription to the economist is worth it, same with the $125 print edition. But, we know that paying $125 and also getting the online edition is better than just getting the print edition for the same price. We have a hard time comparing options 1 and 2, but a very easy time comparing 2 and 3, and we know 3 is better. Knowing that 3 is better than something, even if that something is irrelevant, makes us prefer it to an option that we don't know to be better than anything. It's all smoke and mirrors, but our chimp-brains don't know any better.
So, how does this apply to lawyering? When interviewing for a job, trying to advance within your firm, or working on bringing in clients, you should decide whether your skill set is best evaluated in comparison to others, or on its own. If you're in the 98th percentile at your school, that should be the center of your resume. Who really knows the value of a legal education these days? No one. But, you can at least assure your prospective employer that you're a better choice than your other classmates who are getting the same dubious education.
Imagine you're at the 60th percentile though, or the 30th percentile. At a top law school, 30th percentile isn't much to be ashamed of, you're still smarter than most of the total law student population. But, if directly compared to people with better grades, you're screwed, even when compared to the top students at very low ranked schools.
What you have to do is take the focus off your grades, and put it on some intangible factor that does not easily lend itself to comparison. Note how you've taken two classes on environmental law, one on real estate deals with an emphasis on Superfund issues, and are on your school's Environmental Law Review. You're not the student with mediocre grades, now you're the guy environmental law guy. Prospective employers will be less inclined to compare your grades, because you're making the comparison less relevant. You can easily compare a 3.8 and a 3.4 GPA from two students with History degrees from Duke. But, a 3.8 GPA in History at Duke compared to a 3.1 in Bio-Chem from Cal Tech? Not so easy.
If you find yourself outside of the top 25% at your school, start building up some very strong intangible qualities. Take several classes in the same specialty, get on a journal in that field, try to publish a note, and enter writing competitions. In a head-to-head comparison, you'll likely come up short, so make sure the pool of applicants who look similar to you is as small as possible, make that head-to-head comparison less likely to happen.
On the other hand, if you have very good grades, shouldn't you still build up some of these other credentials? Why not be the guy with a 3.9 law school GPA AND the environmental law guy? Short answer: you're not that good. These things take time and energy. Becoming a jack of all trades will mean that in every comparison, you lose. Your GPA may slip, meaning if you want the brainiac comparison, more people will beat you, and if you go the specialist route, you'll still be beaten by the people who've given up on worrying about grades and are more focused on the specialty than you. Instead, drop irrelevant extracurriculars, focus on bringing your GPA up even higher, and get a leadership position on Law Review.
In another experiment, Ariely tested whether the pricing anomaly with The Economist would play out in the dating arena. He showed people three pictures of faces. Two were of different people of roughly similar attractiveness. The third was one of their faces, but with a slight distortion. By an overwhelming majority, 75%, the original of the distorted face was considered more attractive. It didn't matter which face was chosen to be distorted. The baseline attractiveness of the faces played some role, but the biggest factor was having an uglier version to be compared to. In life and in law, find that person who looks like you but a notch worse, and stand as close as possible. And, when you see that person who looks like you, but a notch better, either stand further away, or put on a hat.
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Of course, we have taken extra care to make sure that our city center is very walkable, clean and safe. Walking is a great way to really experience a new place, getting all of your senses involved in your visit. Those who like to cycle will find our downtown very bike friendly with a great number of bike racks and businesses who welcome visitor's kick stands, and options such as Couve Cycle and Segway tours are ready for the asking.
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This program is here to help downtown Vancouver visitors, employers, workers, businesses, and business patrons explore downtown and try new ways of getting here and getting around.
By driving a little less, you can save time and money and improve the environment and your health. Transit, carpools, and bicycling are just some of the many options for commuting to and from downtown. Their website is full of resources to get you on your way and get you to your destination!


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Growing Herbs: 5 Useful and Easy to Grow Herbs
There are a lot of herbs out there these days and if you're new to growing them it can be a little difficult to decide which ones might be the best to grow for you. A lot of people think that it's too hard, too time consuming to care for the herbs, or that they don't live in the right climate.
Well I can tell you this, no matter where you live or how much, time or experience you have there's an herb for you. I've found that growing these 5 herbs is easier than most people would think at first, and I'm going to share my experience about these with you.
Related Article: A List of Herbs and Their Amazing Uses With Pictures
1. Basil
Basil is a great herb to start growing for several reasons. I personally love this one because it can be grown just about everywhere.
I've found that it does really well inside or out, but if you live in a colder climate I suggest that you bring it indoors and place it in a window with plenty of sunlight and it'll do just fine.
If you're using containers I recommend using something around 4-6 inches in diameter. The basil plant likes to have room for its roots to expand although from a test I did they can stand being root bound for a couple of months, after that though their health will really start to diminish and they'll loose they're precious leaves.
I tried cloning this herb as well and found that it did extremely well and I was able to clone three or four new plants from the original parent plant. What this means is you could essentially have an endless supply of fresh basil in your herb stash.
Basil is a very common ingredient in Italian foods and having some fresh to through in a pasta dish will add a lot of flavor and freshness to your dish. This herb also has some maybe not so widely known medicinal traits as well and can be applied topically to cuts or insect bites to help speed up the healing process.
2. Parsley
I put this herb in my top 5 because it can easily be grown with just about any experience level. I grew this plant in containers with other vegetables or herbs mostly and found that it grew very well indoors and out. Growing parsley in my opinion doesn't need a very large or deep container to grow with good results I would say anything at least 3 inches deep and 3 inches in diameter would do just fine. I'm not sure how well this one clones because I never tried and quiet honestly I didn't need to. It continued to grow back even after the second cutting, but the second and third cuttings didn't have as high of a yield as the first. Parsley is another great herb for cooking and can be added to many recipes to increase the freshness. It's also another herb where the medicinal properties are sometimes overlooked and can be used to urinary tract infections due to its diuretic, circulatory, and anti-inflammatory traits.
Related Article: Herbal First Aid Kit
3. Aloe Vera
The Aloe plant has long been used for its medicinal properties to treat burns in fact a lot of commercial burn creams and gels will contain the gel from the plants leaves. I purchased my aloe plant from a nursery this summer and its still growing strong and its ending December now.
I had some problems with mine when I first acquired it because it was mixed with all of the other plants at the nursery and was being over watered. This is one thing that your aloe plant will hate, over watering will cause a sort of leaf rot and the leaves will turn a blackish brown color and if not corrected will kill your plant.
On the other hand this is a great plant for the gardener who doesn't have the time to water it. It can go probably a month with out any water although I try to keep mine watered about every two weeks or so.
The main thing is to make sure the soil dries out before the next watering. Another thing to keep in mind is the herb prefers a sandier soil although I use a sand and dirt mixture of about 70% sand and 30% dirt.
Cloning the aloe plant is fairly easy to because the parent plant does most of the work for you by producing so called pups (shoots that come off the parent plant). All you need to do is carefully dig these up cut them loose and replant them. As mentioned before this plant works great for treating minor burns as well as scrapes and cuts.
Related Article: Beginners Guide: Indoor Container Herb Gardening
4. Sage
Here is another great culinary herb to add to your kitchen cabinet. I picked up two of these at a nursery and planted them in 2 separate containers that were about 5 inches in diameter and 6 inches deep and they did just fine.
This is one of the few herbs that I didn't try to grow inside but I bet it wouldn't do too bad and would be interesting to try. One thing I noticed about this plant was its leaves have kind of a rough texture and are a pale green with a silver tint.
Like I said this plant is great for cooking and can be added to many poultry and savory type dishes and works well. I never tried to clone my sage so I can't say for sure if it would work or not but I have read that it can do quite well cloning.
Sage also has some medicinal properties like most of its fellow herbs. It has traits that allow it to ease sore throats as well as coughs and colds. A word of caution about this herb though it contains a chemicals known as thujones in its essential oils. Its safe in normal culinary uses but caution should be taken for higher does and alcohol extracts are not advised.
Related Article: Herb gardening for beginners
5. Stevia
Stevia is an interesting herb and I had a lot of fun growing it. I grew my stevia plant on my balcony in the same kind of pot as the sage and it did really well I thought I cut it down before the first frost and I'm hoping it comes back next year because I liked it so much.
I also was able to clone one plant from my parent plant and it grew quite well but I tried a few times before with no luck. I think the trick was getting it humid enough to start propagation but also have enough air flow to prevent mold from growing.
I had my stevia inside for a short period of time and it didn't seem to hurt it all so I believe you could have some success doing this. One reason I liked it is that the leaves are sweet... extremely sweet! So you have to do some conversions when consuming it.
About 1 cup of sugar equals a 1 1/2 -2 tablespoons of ground leaves. It can be a little tricky to bake with stevia because the consistency isn't quite the same as sugar. However it does work great for sweetening beverages like tea or lemonade.
Probably one of the biggest things about stevia is that it contains no calories. This is great for people who are diabetic because they can substitute sugar for stevia and still have something sweet that tastes good.
So that's my list of 5 useful and easy to grow herbs. Herb gardening is a great skill for preppers to learn so I encourage you to try it out for yourself. Hopefully you're able to learn from this and put a new herb into your kitchen cabinet or use one in your herbal med kit. Hope this helps thanks for reading and check back soon for more gardening posts.


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Twitter bootstrap 3 with RTL
Now, we are going to discuss about one most interesting topic for web developers and designers because most of the people struct with responsive RTL (Right to left) for arabic language. Those people wants responsive design with RTL. Is it possible?
Yes. There are two opensource resources available to use RTL in twitter bootstrap. Also they are adapted all twitter bootstrap components and JavaScript for RTL usage.
RTL support components
- Button groups
- Button dropdowns
- Navs
- Navbar
- Dropdowns
- Breadcrums
- Paginations
- Badges
- Typography
- Thumbnails
- Alerts
- Progress bar
- Media Objects
- Misc
RTL support Javascript:
- Transitions
- Modal
- Dropdown
- Tab
- Tooltip
- Popover
- Scrollspy
- Alert
- Button
- Collapse
- Carousel
- Typeahead and affix
Both are supported twitter bootstrap 3 and Here i have listed those two twitter bootstrap 3 RTL projects.
First one:
Source: http://zerox.me/projects/bootstrap3/
Github Url(Download) : https://github.com/izer0x/bootstrap-3-arabic/
Second one:
Source: http://malekpour.github.io/bootstrap/3.0.0-wip/docs/rtl.html
GitHub URL: https://github.com/twbs/bootstrap
Both these are looking cool and it will reduces your time while your developing RTL supported websites.
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I am so abundantly blessed to have the children that God has entrusted to me. They challenge me and bring me great joy all at the same time. They inspire me to give of myself and encourage me when I am lost. They, too, endure my crazy antics and still proudly call me "Momma". I am very thankful that they are individuals but love and support one another as a team. How truly blessed I am.
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Q&A: SGHS school board candidates on the issues
Colleen Conner
Q: Tell me about yourself.
A: I am married to Karl Conner and we have three children: James Ellis, Justin Ellis and Kenny Conner, along with three grandchildren, two boys and a girl. For the past three years, I have worked at and managed Conner's Concrete here in Big Timber. I grew up in Schaumburg, Illinois, along with three older brothers.
I moved to Montana after meeting my husband in 1998. One of my hobbies is archery. Our family has a big interest in archery and enjoys attending archery events and competitions all over the state.
Q: Why are you running for the SGHS school board?
A: I want to be helpful in the support of the school system and to work as a team with the other board members to make our school a great place for our kids to learn.
Q: Tell me about previous service?
A: I have not previously served on the high school board, but have been a member of the Big Timber Woman's Club, have assisted in the 4-H Archery Club and have helped with the Big Timber Youth Archery sports.
I hope to have a positive impact in our school system , and if elected, I would look forward to being involved in a new way.
Susie Fiveash
Q: Which areas of education are you most interested in?
A: I am interested in all areas of education because that is what makes well-rounded students. We are so blessed to have fantastic teachers at Sweet Grass County High School, a hard working administration, great classified staff and good board members.
We "ALL" have to work together to take care of our students and make sure they are getting the best education possible.
Q: Tell me about yourself.
A: I grew up in Florida, attended Florida State University, and received my degree in early childhood education.
I taught kindergaten for seven years in Alabama, then moved to Texas and worked for American Airlines for five years. I married my husband Jack and we had three amazing boys, who now are three incredible young men. We moved to Montana from Gulf Breeze, Florida almost nine years ago.
Upon arrival I started volunteering in the community to meet people and to get to know people better. I volunteered (and still do) at the Food Bank, joined the Hoe and Hope Garden Club and substituted at the grade school and the high school. I'm also a board member for Two Rivers Art Gallery. I've never lost my love for being around kids and seeing what their interests are and what they are doing. I was asked to finish out Cookie Agnew's term on the board and did. That is what propelled me to run for the SGHS Board board last time.
Q: Tell me about your previous service?
A: I've served for three years as a school board member and I know there is still a lot of work I would like to continue. I feel it takes time to learn and understand how the district works. For this reason, I know my experience and knowledge would be beneficial to pursue the work the school has been doing. The role of a school board member should be to make sure the school stays financially stable and to support students and staff. There are hard decisions to make sometimes, but we must be open to what is best for the students and the entire school.
Gilbert Prather
Q: Tell me about yourself.
A: Gilbert Prather, underground miner at East Boulder, father of Sydney, Riley, Cody and Emily Prather. Amber Prather is my wife.
I was born in Elko, Nevada and did most of my schooling in Washington.
Q: Why are you a good fit for the board?
A: I'm for the students.
Q: Why are you running for the SGHS school board?
A: I want to be involved and have a positive impact.
Q: What changes would you like to see?
A: I'm not sure about changes, but I would like to make sure the students are able to use all the resources we have to offer.
Q: Tell me about your previous service?
A: I've never been on a school board but I have been on FFA and booster club boards, assistant scout master, baseball and wrestling coach and a youth leader in our church.


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It's my birthday! I turn 32 years old today and I have to say, my thirties have been pretty awesome so far. It's pretty funny, actually. If you'd asked me what I'd be doing at 32 ten years ago, I probably would've thought that it sounded SO OLD. I don't feel old today, though. In fact, I have a feeling that 32 is going to be an amazing year.
To commemorate my 32nd birthday, I thought it would be fun to do a little comparison of my life now to when I was 22.
My Job
22- Student
My senior year of college was 10 years ago and I remember be so ready to graduate! My last semester was super busy with theater, sorority stuff, friends, and finishing up my degree.
After I graduated, I worked in sales for a little while before transitioning into my current job.
32- Associate Director of Admission
This is now my 9th year in my office and I love it! I have an incredible team of co-workers and I love the work that I get to do every day, helping students find their home at college.
Me and Riley
22- Tumultuous
Oh man….when I think about how much Riley and I have matured in our relationship skills, it makes me so glad I'm not 22 anymore, lol. We fought ALL the time during our first year together. I knew there was long-term potential there, but that didn't mean it was smooth sailing.
32- Smooth sailing
What a difference 10 years can make! He's my favorite. I think we learned early on what our hot buttons were and now we pretty much never fight. Not to say we always agree on everything, because we don't, but we've learned how to fight fair and be kind to each other in the process. We have a lot of fun together, but there's also a level of comfortableness too. We are nailing this 10+ years together thing.
Social Life
22- Party time!
Life was one big party at 22. That's me shaking it on stage during Spring Break in Cabo. That whole first year after college was a bit of a party too. No homework, all that freedom, and finally having a job with income meant I spent way too much time going out.
32- In bed by 9 PM
But for real….My social life is very different than it used to. I much prefer to go out to brunch, happy hour, or take a long walk with a friend than go out and party. I think this is pretty normal as you get older. Ain't nobody got time for that hangover!
Workouts & Health
22 = Dance dance dance
I was a dance minor in college and performed in the musicals, so I was dancing most days of the week. It was fantastic and I miss it so much! That plus my 22-year old metabolism meant I basically never had to watch what I ate. Chicken and rice with cheese sauce was a staple for me at the Mexican restaurants. I really miss that!
32 = Running, yoga, and barre
I think I was 25 the first time I went for a run. Seriously! These days I'm usually running 3 days a week and doing some form of barre or yoga 2 days a week. It's working pretty well for me so far! I'm about 15 pounds heavier than I was at 22 and, if I'm being honest, some days that drives me crazy. I didn't really need all that pizza, did I? Most days, though, I don't really sweat it. Your body definitely changes as you get closer to 30 and I'm learning to be ok with that.
I'm pretty pumped for all the good things this year will bring. Paris, our 6 year wedding anniversary, buying a house, and hopefully spending lots of time running, eating, and loving life. Riley and I have dinner reservations tonight at Fat Canary, which is arguably the best restaurant in Williamsburg and we haven't been in years. I can't wait to have a delicious and romantic evening with my main squeeze. Cheers to a new year!
Have a great weekend everyone!
How have you changed from 10 years ago?
What's on your weekend agenda?


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It depends on your "nice". The Jewish masculine Jesus has authority to define behavior and exact judgement and mercy. He came to save those that believe. He rebuked leaders, called them fools, cast out devils, and used force to move CROOKS out of the Temple. WE need to BE lead of God's Holy Spirit. Bear fruit of Love, peace and wisdom-(Galations 5) There will be a time He sets up His Kingdom on Earth, all sinners will be hunted down and killed for rebellion. Christ will rule with an Iron rod.
on 12/30/07
Was God nice when he killed everyone but Noah and family during the flood? The word "nice" does not mean the same thing to people, take a victim of a crime and the criminal. When the criminal gets punished the victim thinks this is nice but the criminal probably will not agree. Jesus cleaned 'His Fathers House' just before His ministry and another time just before His death. He was 'nice' to do this because He was just obeying His Father.
on 12/24/07
That's the problem with Christianity today.! Everyone wants "buddy Jesus" to deliver the nice messages that go down easy and lead people to a flamin devil's hell.
They don't want to hear the truth. He was given all glory and honour! The power to forgive sins and the power to bring them back to rememberance! The power to forgive and the power to damn! Power over all flesh!
on 12/22/07
As with the types and shadows using Joseph, Like pharouh, only on the throne is God greater than Christ! Truly the Light of the Moon is as the Sun! Truly he is that mediator between man and God! Only he has all say until the time appointed of the Father! Then when he lays all things at the feet of he who put all things in subjection to him he too will be subject to the Father! He can forgive the vilest offender and damn the wisest as the wisdom of this world is foolishness unto him!
on 12/22/07
In the days of his flesh so to speak he was nice in that he had mercy upon those whom man wouldn't. He had compassion on all that came to him in truth declaring him to be Lord and Christ with the power to forgive and to heal! He had anger and wrath and drove those who sold the Spirit out of his Father's house! A just weight and an equal balance is his delight! He sheweth mercy on whom he will and hardeneth whom he will!
Blessed be his holy name!
on 12/22/07
Jesus was a man but he did not sin so if he were to get angry it would not be as we think of anger - it would be as in a righteous indignation.
Being angry does not mean we are not nice. So I would say it would be inconsisitant with what I understand about the Lord.
Even when he cleared out the temple He did it with a cord. A cord would be braided and would take some time to make not off the cuff type of anger
on 12/21/07
sue: great points!
on 12/21/07
Wasn't Jesus a human man when he was on earth? So He probably did get mad sometimes. I mean, anger is a human emotion. But I believe that one can be assertive without being mean.
on 12/21/07
What a question! The answer is of course not. He called people lots of stuff that make them mad, so mad they wanted to kill him and did. Just read His words yourself in Matthew, Mark and John. That is what they will do to God's bondservants in the last days too. Truth and lies do not mix. You will not make it to heaven beliving a lie.
on 12/20/07
Andrea: not sure who Shelli is. I would imagine more than myself has pondered this question though. Be blessed!
on 12/20/07
this sounds familiar
anyway...Jesus did not have to react to our petty emotions etc. He acted of His own accord - He did not react in anger. He threw over the money changers tables but as an act of rebuke for what they did in the temple not a fit of anger
He was always loving not always nice
on 12/20/07
God is Spirit and truth, and a very loving God and forgiving God. That said, God will not hesitate to use His Rod of Love on a child of His who is not in His will, or is not following His guidance for their life. The Rod of correction because He loves you. God Bless!
on 12/20/07
To do what you have to do at times when we have to do them,SOMEIMES require one to
express TUFF-LOVE.There is a calm to the Christian image [of those that posess this
trait]that the world do not have or cannot
obtain for themselves.To be strong in stature is not to let the negativity Of
weakness control what you do or say.
In other words, don't say yes, when you should say no.And don,t say no, when you
should say no.Read my profile and be prepared for something new.
on 12/17/07
Wouldn't it be nice if the role playing stopped and the cowardly would come out of hiding like a true man or woman of God?
Wouldn't it be nice, if the role players would be content to use only one penpal name and call it a day?
Wouldn't it be nice to have a dialogue with an authentic person that told the truth?
That's why Trish aka Madison is a delight, she uses one name, without an ever changing new story every day.
on 12/17/07
lovable We are not talking about out and out rudeness. But there are times when Jesus does not feel like being nice. Now He is God and He does as He pleases. Do not be so accomodating that you get caught in a snare. There is a scripture.
on 12/17/07
Some of you probably let your server at the restaurantes have it, let your families have it, let the teller at the bank have it, anyone who gets in your way - have it.
Then in the next breath, call yourself a title that you enjoy and want us to bow down to, but in your heart - you aren't nice.
No worries, matey, about being "nice".
on 12/17/07
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Do you know that there are many people who prophesy and preach from the their soulish realm, the mind?
It's true. You find this among followers of doctrines that do not believe that the Holy Spirit is God.
The prophecies and words that you hear are coming directly from the mind and not the Holy Spirit.
on 12/17/07
Jesus Christ was God and Man when He walked the earth.
All of His decisions and behavior were led of and by The Holy Spirit.
He was always seeking and praying for proper guidance.
on 12/17/07
You don't have to worry about always being nice, because you're not.
Some would like to use cuss words here if they could. You get away with much and some of the talk edges up to corrupt communication.
What you really want is permission to cut loose, in the manner that you probably do most every day with others in your real world.
on 12/17/07
Gordon you know I got something along those lines last night from God. I asked Him, "Did you loved those wicked men who put you on that cross? And He said, "I love them unconditonally, but I had already judged them. God used the word unconditionally for all you doubtes and unbelievers. I do not talk like that. Infact, you can not tell on here but sometimes I don't talk too good. Except when I am under the influence of the Holy Spirit. My mouth and power I don't do too bad.
on 12/17/07
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Catherine, You speak Truth. GOD is not "syrupy sweet and sugary nice" all of the time. YAHUSHUA got in the faces of the Pharisees and told them what a bunch of snakes they were. And, how they were going to Hell and taking others right along with them. YES! YAHUSHUA loved the Pharisees, but, it had to be a "Tough Love" because they REFUSED to see the Truth when He was standing right in front of them.
on 12/17/07
God is a good God. Even to the unbelievers. He lets the rain come down. But God is not always nice. He does not always feel like it. Should we always be nice? It depends. WOE.>>>Woe to them! For they have brought evil on themselves. Isaiah 3-9.
on 12/17/07
.emcee, I do not hide like the lost, for my Salvation does not delight in such worthlessness: and if draws back the soul of me has no pleasure, but we are not of them who draw back to perdition, but of them that believe to the saving of the soul.
on 12/14/07
catherine: thats your experience. We can't really go on that.
on 12/13/07
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Jesus is not always nice now. One time He actually said to me and I quote Him, "I DO NOT FEEL LIKE BEING THAT NICE TODAY". End of quote. I won't go into full details at this time. Folks, you have got to get to know the TRUE GOD.
on 12/12/07
1 Corinthians 10:12
Therefore let him who thinks he stands take heed lest he fall.
on 12/12/07
Eloy Eloy-I hear you loud & clear you are Hiding behibnd the cloak of "Born Again"It is not you who speaks but him who controls your PRIDE.Submission to that Pride will bring about Change in You .Dont Hear me BUT HIM whose words of wisdom I reiterate.The same God who said "This day thou shalt be with me in Paradise"The CHANGE must take place in you.NOT HIM.HIS WAY.
on 12/12/07
Eloy: you're still not ansewring. Have you had one istance of sin since you got saved? Holiness is a work of the cross. Have you had to ask Jesus to forgive you since you accepted Christ? If you say you haven't since 2001, we should all be worshipping you. I give up.
on 12/12/07
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.j nonymous, I already answered your question. I do not sin: I do righteousness. Yes, since my re-creation I am holy and I work the works of Christ.
on 12/12/07
j nonymous, It was similar to brother Job's experience, but magnified 10 times worse.
on 12/12/07
.emcee, .emcee, Since I am a born-again Christian, I am not able to receive your falsehood, but I think that catholic blogs would welcome your catholicism.
on 12/12/07
We'l see just how "nice" he is when those clouds part at the last trump!
The Jews sought a mighty king and the Gentiles await a meek carpenter.
The Lord will take all the wise in their own craftiness.
The Jews got a meek carpenter and knew not the hour of their visitation. The Gentiles will dread what appears with all glory, honour and power.
It won't be "lovey-dovey", "buddy Jesus!"
They will wish they had heeded the warning and humbled themselves!
on 12/11/07
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Eloy::You had a spiritual experience of awakening March4,2001.You discovered that Satan lied to you & then you thank & praise Jesus for the revelation, yet pursue life,"in your own way by your interpretation".Your refusal, shows you are not open to change and therefore still under the influence of a force that needs spiritual investigation.This is the season of ADVENT when one is required to reinvestigate our spiritual life in relation to God-and ADD to the event of Our life style.
on 12/11/07
Eloy: how did you lose your salvation after first recieving it?
on 12/11/07
Eloy: The question was, have you sinned since you accepted Christ?
Are you saying you have not sinned since 2001?
on 12/11/07
.j nonymous, I do not sin: I do righteousness. At 12, I gave my life to the Lord. At 23, I asked Jesus to save me. Satan destroyed my life, then lied to me saying that God does not care. I told God to leave me. On my death bed, on Sunday March 4, 2001 A.D. I prayed the Sinner's Prayer: Jesus himself came into my apartment and saved me all over again and healed me. Today I am glad to say, I am Saved- a true born-again Christian. Hallelujah! Thank you Jesus! You are most worthy to praised in all the earth!
on 12/10/07
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Eloy: have you sinned since you accepted Christ? If so, did that take away your salvation? Did you need to get saved again after you sinned? How long have you been saved?
on 12/9/07
The same Jesus that loved and healed was the same that made a scourge and drove the money changers and those who sold doves out of the temple. He called some a bunch of vipers. He rebuked the pharisees.
The lovey-dovey buddy Jesus theory is sending people to hell!
Many so-called Christians need to repent and humble themselves.
on 12/7/07
nonymous, I preach only truth, and void every falsehood. Because Jesus is the only Salvation for the whole world, is not the samething as the world being saved. On the contrary the whole world is condemned, and not until a person repents to Jesus are they saved. His call of Salvation is: "Come up to me, whosoever will, and I will save." But those whom refuse to come and abide and obey, remain of the world and remain condemned along with the world.
on 12/7/07
nonymous, Each soul must personally apply what Jesus did on the cross, else the soul remains separated from God and they remain in their disobedience and God's wrath remains on them. Grace not gotten, is grace forgotten. His voice speaks: "Here I am, walk you in it." In what is he telling you to walk? in your disobedience? No, God forbid. But instead he is telling each one to walk in Jesus' righteousnes. Take up YOUR cross and follow after him, even as Jesus first took up HIS cross for God.
on 12/7/07
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nonymous, I preach only truth, and void every falsehood. Because Jesus is the only Salvation for the whole world, is not the samething as the world being saved. On the contrary the whole world is condemned, and not until a person repents to Jesus are they saved. His call os Salvation is: "Come up to me, whosoever will, and I will save." But those whom refuse to come and abide, and obey, remain of the world and remain condemned along with the world.
on 12/7/07
People do not want want to be told anything now days. Especially that they are going to go to hell. People are easily offended. They expect to be cuddled. Jesus has never, ever cuddled anyone. And He did not mind getting in your face when the need was there. Jesus warned a lot. Jesus came across sin and tried to do something about it and it cost Him His life.
on 12/7/07
We are called to act in love and kindness. He corrected those that needed correcting, and was firm, but love was always at the core of it. I don't think one should be fake nice, nor should one be hard, cold and mean, (even if they are right).
on 12/7/07
Eloy: I thought Jesus died for our disobedience? How is this true? How is it not? I thought he died for us because we are sinners by nature?
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Eloy: I thought Jesus died for our disobedience? How is this true? How is it not? I thought he died for us because we are sinners by nature? Are you voiding the power of the cross? Please clarify.
on 12/7/07
Since Jesus is God..He is the ultimate authority and what He does is Just and Right. He is perfect. He knows what is best for us.
Jesus is to be called Wonderful, Counselor, Mighty God,Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace...
Read Isaiah 9:5-7
For unto us a Child is born,
Unto us a Son is given,
And the government will be upon His shoulder.
And His name will be called
Wonderful, Counselor, Mighty God,
Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace.
on 12/7/07
Do not be deceived, for God is not mocked. Jesus is double-edged sword nice: Obey him and you may sit with him in the heavenlies, but disobey him and you will surely be cut down and thrown into the fire of torments.
on 12/7/07
Jesus expressed emotion against the Pharahsees on many occasions and had anger regarding making merchandise of the house of prayer(temple). He was nice but objective and truthful and not afraid of mans thoughts regarding Him. He never hurt anyone in anger but spoke the truth. Jesus' essense is pure LOVE. So, I would say, yes, be nice.:)
on 12/6/07
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Did God ever get angry? Yes. Should we expect the same from Jesus? Yes. Read Matthew 21 for a glimpse of God's righteous anger. God cannot pour out kindness to hypocrisy.
on 12/6/07
john: Although He made a whip of cords, scripture never says that He struck anyone. His Actions were always calculated to move people and some people needed to be shocked out of thier hardness by His direct testimony. He did not relish it but was gentle as He could be that they might listen perhaps even at a later time.
on 12/6/07
NO! He was not always. "You are nothing but snakes a generation of vipers how can you possibly escape HELL". Jesus said this in the New Testament. Now, in the Old Testament. Well, you had better just read it and find out for yourself. There is a scripture that warns you at times not to be too nice because you could end up in a snare commit a sin or sins. Never do we act like the people of this world. We don't shoot anybody or anything like that.
on 12/6/07
Jesus was not aleays nice but he was always truthful and defended the almighty and all that is His.
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There was a time when he whipped some out of the temple and when he called some religious guys some nasty derogative names. He hurt some disciples feelings on several occasions too. I would call this "righteous anger". There is a time to be angry, but only at the correct things and with the correct motives.
on 12/6/07
Mark 11:15"And they come to Jerusalem: and Jesus went into the temple, and began to cast out them that sold and bought in the temple, and overthrew the tables of the moneychangers, and the seats of them that sold doves,"this not a description of being nice, rather it Is a description of righteous indignation. Personally, I believe being nice has its limitations. For example some ruffian cussing in front of a group of young people quickly moves me out of the mold of being nice.
on 12/6/07
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The final stage in the process is acceptance. Don't confuse that with being pleased with the diagnosis and prognosis. Acceptance doesn't mean you like it, it just means you understand you cannot control it. And it means you want to move on and complete the things that you do have control over, like how you spend the rest of the time left.
Do you want to love, leave a legacy, write a memoir, get your papers in order, visit Disney World, fly a kite, roller skate for the first time? If it is the sudden death of a relationship or a loved one, you have less control about the legacy they leave but you can still make a difference for the good. The acceptance stage is where you make that positive decision to make life worthwhile.
I told you I would give you an example from my own career where I observed all stages in one afternoon. It was Mother's Day weekend several years ago when an 11 year old boy got hit by a car. In the emergency room his parents arrived in denial, saying things to each other like, " he'll be ok,"and "this can't be happening, he is strong, he will pull through."
Then came the anger. Dad slammed his fist into the wall when the doctor came out and said it didn't look good. He swore, he cried. He threatened to kill the driver of the other vehicle. Security had to be called. A half hour into the wait, the doctors came back into to see the parents and again, let them know it wasn't good. They were still working on the child trying to get his heart rate back.
Bargaining was next as dad told mom he would get that more expensive bike the patient had wanted as soon as he is better. He also promised to not work as much so he can spend more time at home to help his son recover. He promised.
The doctor came in and said all had been done and the boy was pronounced dead. The parents were told they could go in when they were ready. Depression followed for an hour demonstrated by tears, wails of anguish, and dad lying on the floor of the emergency room next to his son's cart.
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Bed bugs (Cimex lectularius (Cimicidae) are wingless, "blood-suckers" made their presence known to America, taking the limelight, about 6-8 years ago, as they became more widely spread. Contrary to popular belief, these insects are not parasites, but just similar in size, which makes them difficult to spot and get rid of.
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- 2 (10 ounce) packages frozen chopped spinach, thawed
- 1 tablespoon butter
- 1⁄2 tablespoon olive oil
- 1 shallot, diced
- 1 garlic clove, minced
- 3⁄4 cup heavy cream
- 1⁄8 teaspoon nutmeg (freshly ground or grated)
- 1⁄2 cup parmigiano-reggiano cheese, freshly grated
- 1⁄2 cup pecorino romano cheese, freshly grated
- 2⁄3 cup fontina, shredded
- 2⁄3 cup panko breadcrumbs
- kosher salt & freshly ground black pepper
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Maurice Bouzigard
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- Date of birth: Oct 30, 1928
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