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After over a year of sampling Cupcake Project cupcakes, Bride and Groom 2.0 have selected their wedding cupcakes.
The three wedding cupcakes will be:
- Apple cinnamon cupcakes with cinnamon cream cheese frosting
- Chocolate cupcakes with bourbon and pecan with pecan butter frosting with chocolate and bourbon
- Oatmeal raisin cupcakes with maple buttercream frosting*
I'm really excited about all of their picks! Their wedding is one week from tomorrow!! I will begin baking the almost 300 cupcakes on Thursday night – assuming I'm up for baking after fasting all day. Thursday is the Jewish holiday Yom Kippur, and we don't eat or drink from Wednesday night to sundown on Thursday. Baking cupcakes after fasting sounds like a recipe for lots and lots of cupcake batter eating.
I'll be posting regularly on Twitter about my baking progress and will be sure to update the blog periodically as well.
*A Note About the Maple Buttercream Frosting
Despite the many, many frostings I've made, the maple buttercream frosting is actually one that Couple 2.0 has never tried. It's hard to believe. It's a frosting recipe I got from a cupcake class I took at Kitchen Conservatory. I took the class because I am going to be teaching my first cupcake class ever there next month (there are still some slots left if you are interested and promise to be easy on me) and I wanted to see how things there worked. The frosting was super yummy and the couple agreed that a maple buttercream would go well with the oatmeal raisin cupcakes.
Maple Buttercream Frosting Recipe from Kitchen Conservatory
- 1/2 C butter, room temperature
- 1/4 C pure maple syrup
- 1 T whole milk or heavy cream
- 1/2 t vanilla
- 1/8 t salt
- 1 1/2 C powdered sugar
- Beat the butter, maple syrup, milk,vanilla, and salt for 1 minute.
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I finally made it out to Din Tai Fung, a restaurant which many have claimed to be the crème de la crème for xiǎolóngbāo, or soup dumplings. This xiǎolóngbāo mecca originated in Taiwan, but has since spread to mainland China, Hong Kong, Japan, Singapore, Indonesia, Korea, and the US. I waited until my cousin and his wife had a free night, and insisted on taking them to dinner there.
Unlike Shanghai, Beijing doesn't have a high concentration of restaurants that serve xiǎolóngbāo. And places that do offer them tend to have, um, bastardized versions. Too much soup, not enough soup, skin too thick, skin that breaks upon chopstick contact and thus spilling the contents all over the table. The difficulty of getting a good xiǎolóngbāo in this town makes the high prices at Din Tai Fung worth it.
I had expected a long wait, seeing that we arrived at 7 pm on a Saturday night. The restaurant was crowded enough, but the management had no qualms about seating us before the other 2 people in our party had arrived. (The seasoned New York diner in me couldn't help being awed.) The restaurant was filled with artsy couples, impeccably dressed families, Taiwanese tourists, all enjoying baskets upon baskets of dumplings.
To start, we got bowls of their traditional chicken soup, which had pieces of braised chicken in the broth. I'm not an opponent of MSG (in small doses), but it was refreshing to taste a soup without any additives to mask the chicken's subtle, natural flavor.
We ordered four kinds of dumplings: the signature pork xiǎolóngbāo, the crab and pork soup xiāolóngbāo, steamed vegetable and pork jiáozi, and mini pork xiǎolóngbāo. The pork xiāolóngbāo were good, but seemed to have cooled off a bit by the time they got to the table. The crab and pork, fortunately, were hot and freshly steamed. The strong flavor of fresh crab, the juicy pork, and the hot soup bursting all at once out of the thin skin and into your mouth is pure bliss.
The mini xiǎolóngbāo came 20 to a basket, with a side of broth. The idea is to put one in a spoonful of broth and eat it in one bite. The mini's were gone so fast we wondered if we should have ordered a second basket.
To accompany the dumplings we also got sautéed water spinach and zongzi (sticky rice wrapped in lotus leaf.) I grew up eating a lot of Cantonese-style zongsi, many of which were too dry for my liking. The zongzi at Din Tai, on the other hand, were fragrant and full of moisture. (I can imagine what my parents would say if I told them the zongzi made by a Taiwanese chain is better than any I've had in southern China, but that's for another time.)
The final bill, 350 rmb for 4, was more than what we usually spend on dinner in Beijing, but a bargain for a restaurant of this caliber. For a fun dinner on a Saturday night, service sans attitude, and some of the best dumplings and zongsi I've had in China, Din Tai Fung was worth the trip. Now, I hear the branches in Shanghai and Taiwan are even better, so DTF is on the must-try list the next time I visit either place.
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The Pamlico Hurricanes jumped on the Lejeune Devilpups early and often en route to a 13-3 victory Friday in Bayboro.
Pamlico's win raises its record to 12-8 overall and 5-2 (second place) in the Coastal Plains Conference.
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Pamlico is back in action at Jones Senior Tuesday.
Pamlico softball cruises to win
With Lejeune in town, the Hurricanes didn't feel like being gracious hosts.
Pamlico pounded the 'Pups 11-0 in a five-inning CPC win.
Morgan Andrews picked up the win on the mound, tossing four innings of shutout softball and allowing only two hits to go along with six strikeouts.
Mauressha Jones was 2-for-2 for Pamlico with a triple, two runs scored and two RBIs.
Peyton Davis was 2-for-3 with a triple and two runs, while Kelsey Guimbal was 2-for-3 with two runs and an RBI.
Bri Jones, Alexis Eastwood and Gabby Lugo all went 1-for-3 apiece.
Pamlico will next take on Jones Senior Tuesday.
West Craven softball tops West Carteret
The Lady Eagles' softball team overcame West Carteret, 8-4, Friday night.
The victory solidified the Eagles' first playoff berth since 2003.
Mariah Harris pitched a complete game in the win and went 2-for-4 with a double, run scored and RBI.
Bailey Anderson was 3-for-4 with a run and Robin Dail went 3-for-4 with a run and two RBIs.
Courtney Donnell batted 3-for-4 with two runs and two RBIs, with freshman Rendi Wetherington going 2-for-4 with a run and two doubles.
West Craven improves to 8-9 overall and 6-6 Coastal Conference for the season.
Havelock baseball dropped by Jacksonville
The Havelock Rams fell 7-4 to the Jacksonville Cardinals Friday on the baseball diamond.
The loss drops Havelock to 9-13 overall and 4-8 Coastal Conference for the year.
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New Bern boys' lacrosse romps over Jacksonville-Northside
The New Bern boys' lacrosse team thumped Jacksonville-Northside 16-6 Friday night.
M.J. Miller and Kody Sugg each scored four goals, while Mikey Solter and Brooks Wheeler added three.
Parker Staton recorded five saves in goal for the Bears.
Solter's eight assists put him over the 100 point mark for the season.
His 106 points are the second highest in the state.
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Here's a shot of just a few of the laptops I currently have in the house. I even use some to play games on.
What's not shown? The laptop so worn down that you can see the circuitry through the top of the case, the laptop with the "I Rock, I'm a Rocker" sticker on it and the old 90s laptops I have sitting around gathering dust.
What about you? Do you game on a laptop? As part of Kotaku's PC Gaming Week we'd love to have a look at what you've got and what, if anything, you've done with it. Post you pictures below.
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A 38-year-old man was robbed at knifepoint in broad daylight in Huddersfield town centre.
The victim was initially asked by one man for a cigarette before his accomplice, another male, produced a knife and demanded he handed over his mobile phone and cash.
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There's nothing like the holiday season to put bakers in "the mood" - uh, to decorate cakes, of course. ;)
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And "Winter" has...er...these things:Jill P., Anony M., & Barbara R., I would salute you, but these Wrecks beat me to it.
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Gathering your friends every now and then for a night of fun can help you feel invigorated to take on busy days ahead. This weekend, get your friends all glammed up for a night of lovely concoctions and a fun-filled dance fest.
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Sankranthi, or Sankranti (Sanskrit: मकर संक्रान्ति ), Makar Sankaranti marks the transition of the Sun into Capricorn on its celestial path. This is significant considering the Winter Solstice marks the beginning of the gradual increase of the duration of the day. Traditionally, this has been one of many harvest days in India.
In West Bengal, Sankranti, also known as Pous Sankranti after the Bengali month in which it falls, is celebrated as a harvest festival Pous Parbon (Bengali: পৌষ পার্বণ). The freshly harvested paddy along with the date palm syrup in the form of Khejurer Gur (Bengali: খেজুরের গুড়)and Patali (Bengali: পাটালি ) is used in the preparation of a variety of traditional Bengali sweets made with rice flour, coconut, milk and khejurer gur and known as Pithey (Bengali: পিঠে). All sections of the society particpate in a three-day begins on the day before Sankranti and ends on the day after. The Goddess Lakshmi is usually worshipped on the day of Sankranti.
I am going to post some of my favourite PITHE recipes for this month to mark the POSH PARBON usually celebrated by Bengalees.
Today I am going to discuss the recipes of some important traditional PITHE-PULI which I have learnt from my mother and Grand Mother.
Patisapta (পাটিসাপটা )"Patisapta" is one of my favourite pithe which I have learnt from my Grand Ma.
- Flour 4tbsp
- Semolina 2tsp
- Khejurer Gur 1/2 cup + 2tsp for the pancake
- Sugar 2tsp
- Deshi Ghee 2tsp
- Milk 8tbsp
- Coconut (grated, 1cup)
- Khoya 1/4 cup
In a large wok mix the khoya, khejurer Gur and grated coconut together and make a smooth paste with the help of a spatula over a high flame. The Patisapta Pur is ready.
Meanwhile make a smooth paste of milk, flour, semolina, khejurer gur (2tsp), ghee and sugar.This is your pancake batter.
Heat a nonstick tawa and grease it with ghee and fry the pancakes one at a time from the smooth batter you have made. Stuff each pancake with the Patisapta Pur.
Serve hot as a winter desert.
- Moong Dal : 1 cup
- Grated Coconut : 1 cup
- Khejurer Gur : 1/2 cup
- Rice Flour
- Sugar : 1tsp
- Mustard Oil : for deep frying
Dry fry the Moong Dal in a wok till it becomes golden brown in colour. Boil the dry fried dal in a pressure cooker on a slow flame by adding water which is just sufficient to soak the dal. Remove from fire. Take it out from the pressure cooker and spread it on a thali. Mash the dal with your palm and let it cool. Sprinkle rice flour on the mashed dal to knead the dal to make a dough.( don not add too much of rice flour) Finally add the 1tsp sugar into the dough to make the fried PITHE a bit porous. Make small balls out of the dough. Meanwhile make the stuffing by mixing grated coconut and boiling Khejurer Gur together. Put the coconut stuff inside each ball and seal the PITHE in desired shape. Deep fry the "Moong Samali" PITHE in mustard oil.
Serve hot with NALEN GUR as an evening snacks.
Toor Dal (Biuli) [ from 100 gms of dal you can make 20 small VADA's]
DatePalm Jaggery (Khejurer Gur) [ for 20 VADAS you need to use 50gms]
DatePalm Jaggery (Khejurer Gur) [ for 20 VADAS you need to use 50gms]
Saunf (Mouri)
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Soak the dal in water for overnight. Paste in mixie with adding water (not too much) into a smooth paste. Sprinkle saunf on the batter. Heat oil and deep fry 1tsp batter at a time to make the VADA. Fry till the VADA is golden brown in colour.
Meanwhile boil Khejurer gur and Sugar(1:1) in water to make the syrup (CHUSNEY). Immerse the hot VADAs into the syrup while hot.
Serve as a delicious snacks or simply as a dessert !!
Meanwhile boil Khejurer gur and Sugar(1:1) in water to make the syrup (CHUSNEY). Immerse the hot VADAs into the syrup while hot.
Serve as a delicious snacks or simply as a dessert !!
- Milk - 1 litre
- Semolina ( sooji ) - 1 cup
- Grated coconut - 2 cups
- Date Palm Jaggery Liquified ( Khejure'r Gur ) - 2 cups
- Date Palm Jaggery Solid ( Patali Gur ) - crushed
- Ghee - 1 teaspoon
- Flower ( Maida ) - 2 teaspoon
- Boil the milk in a flat pan (dekchi ) for about 30 mins to "thicken" it somewhat ....
- Meanwhile, knead the semolina with hot water and 1 teaspoon ghee to make a soft dough
- Boil the liquified date palm jaggery (khejure'r gur ) and add the grated coconut. Stir continuously until the mixture attains a consistency thick enough to be made into balls that can be stuffed into a shell -- to be made in the next step
- Make 12 small balls from the semolina dough and after dusting it with the flower, make them into flat discs that can be converted into shells to hold the stuffings made in the previous step.
- Make the "pooli" by placing the stuffing (step 3) inside the shell (step 4) and sealing it
- Place the "pooli"s one-by-one into the pan of boiling milk ... do not stir, simply let them simmer for about 5 minutes
- Add the crushed Patali Gur, to the "pooli"s in the boiling milk and simmer for another 5 minutes
- Remove from the heat and allow the pan of "pooli"s to cool down to room temperature before serving.
- Maida
- Refined Oil for frying and 2tbsp for the dough
- Ghee 2tbsp
- Baking Powder 1/2 tsp
- Coconut (grated)
- Khejurer Gur
Knead the maida with ghee, 2tbsp refined oil and baking powder to make a tight dough. Cover it with a soft wet cloth for 1/2 an hour. Meanwhile make the filling of the samosa(singara) by heating khejurer Gur and coconut together till no syrupy liquid is left. Let it cool.
Cut the dough into small balls (normal size of a puri(luchi) ) and flatten each ball like a puri and cut into two equal halves. Then fold each of the semi-circular puri in a triangular way and fill it up with the coconut stuff. Deep fry the samosas in refined oil.
Serve hot with NALEN GUR.
Ranga Aloor Nikhunti (রাঙা আলুর নিঁখুতি)Red Potatoes (রাঙা আলু ) are very low in Saturated Fat, Cholesterol and Sodium. It is also a good source of Vitamin B6 and Potassium, and a very good source of Vitamin C and dietary fibres. It is widely used today because of its anti carcinogenic properties.
Here is a very simple recipe with Red Potatoes. This is a sweet called Nikhunti(নিঁখুতি), a typical fried sweet dish that is widely used in West Bengal
- Red Potatoes (medium size)-6
- Suji- 2 tsp
- Maida- 4 tsp
- Rice Flour- 2tsp
- Khoya- 4 tbsp [ you can make it by dehydrating 2 cups of milk ]
- Baking Powder- 1/2 tsp
- Black Cardamom -crushed
- Ghee- 2 tsp
- Sugar Syrup [made by boiling 1 cup sugar in a cup of water and cooled ]
- Refined oil for frying
- Boil the red potatoes in a pressure cooker for 2 minutes only. Open the lid of the pressure cooker to avoid melting of the potatoes as they are very soft once boiled.
- Peel of the skin of the boiled red potatoes and mash them.
- Meanwhile make the thick Sugar Syrup and let it cool.
- Take a platter and place all the ingredients except the oil and the sugar syrup along with the bolied red potatoes and mash them together. Make small Nikhunti(নিঁখুতি) ( it is having a special shape as shown in the picture). Roll theNikhunti(নিঁখুতি) on a dash of extra flour and refrigerate for half an hour.
- Fry them in hot refiend oil and place into the sugar syrup. You can sprinkle a little more ghee from top and also some Rose Water ( optional)


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Indians riot as heat wave prompts power cuts
LUCKNOW, India (AP) — Thousands of people enraged by power cuts during an extreme heat wave have been rioting across northern India, setting electricity substations on fire and taking power company officials hostage, officials said Saturday.
The impoverished state of Uttar Pradesh has never had enough power for its 200 million people — about the population of Brazil — and many receive only a few hours a day under normal conditions, while 63 percent of homes have no electricity access at all.
But recent temperatures that soared to 117 degrees Fahrenheit (47 Celsius) have caused power demand to spike at 11,000 megawatts — far higher than the state's 8,000 MW capacity — triggering blackouts that shut down fans, city water pumps and air conditioners.
Thousands of people stormed an electricity substation Friday near the state capital of Lucknow, ransacking offices and taking several workers hostage for 18 hours until police intervened Saturday morning, state utility official Narendra Nath Mullick said.
Elsewhere, an angry crowd set fire to an electricity substation in Gonda, 180 kilometers (112 miles) southeast of Lucknow. It took three hours for firefighters to put out the flames on Friday. Another substation was also set on fire in Gorakhpur, 320 kilometers (200 miles) southeast of Lucknow.
Chief Minister Akilesh Yadav said officials were trying to purchase power from other states, though they were also facing shortages amid the extreme heat.
Residents are particularly angry about the power cuts after receiving reliable supplies through the Indian elections that ended May 16. Since then, only some regions have been guaranteed unbroken power supplies, while others have received little to none.
The High Court in the city of Allahabad is now hearing a petition alleging discrimination in power distribution, and has asked the government to explain why some regions allegedly were receiving preferential treatment. Those regions include the city of Varanasi, the parliamentary constituency of new Prime Minister Narendra Modi, as well as constituencies held by Yadav and other top officials in the state's ruling party.
Meteorological officials said temperatures were likely remain high through at least Tuesday in Uttar Pradesh, Gujarat, Delhi and other north Indian areas.
"People are advised not to venture out of their homes," said Lucknow-based weather official J.P. Gupta.
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2008 U.S. Olympic Team Trials - Women's Marathon
April 20, 2008
Blake Russell, Deena Kastor, and Magdalena Lewy Boulet
The Boston Athletic Association will host the 2008 U.S. Olympic Team Trials - Women's Marathon on Sunday, April 20, 2008, the day before the 112th running of the Boston Marathon.
Starting and finishing at the traditional Boston Marathon finish line on Boylston Street, the Olympic Trials race will feature a specially designed course that tours historic Boston with a one-time loop that passes Boston Public Garden, Boston Common, the State House and Beacon Hill.
The course will then feature four loops of approximately six miles each proceeding down Commonwealth Avenue, crossing the Charles River into Cambridge using the Massachusetts Avenue Bridge, running east, then west along Memorial Drive. Runners then return from each of the Core Loops via Massachusetts Avenue.


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With a sole focus on helping customers achieve total wellbeing, Fitness Fusions harnesses personal training and a menu of classes including yoga, holistic body conditioning, Pilates and kettle-fit. Locations are dotted around London, including the city centre and Clapham plus one a piece in Battersea and Chiswick. With an appreciation of overall body fitness, from cardio and core strength to balance and coordination, the team take pride in being able to help customers reach goals.


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On History
New CandorBy Diane Mehta
Rebecca Mead, Jill Lepore, and a new direction for biography.
Feminism, Paula Backscheider explains in Reflections on Biography, transformed the study of history. "The arresting power of women's deepest feelings, their comments about their own bodies, and the stark force of their drive to work" are part of the new candor, she says. And there are new things to consider: "How do you do justice to boundary-breaking acts, such as learning to read, or, as with [George] Eliot, not marrying?"
It was thanks to feminism that the relationship between biographer and subject took on a new life—for women to tell other women's stories, they had to find ways to reconstruct those women's lives. Ordinary women and their domestic lives became respectable subjects. Their diaries, letters, photographs, and other records could be taken seriously as evidence. Minor details, even in non-events, nuance the undertaking.
Reading Rebecca Mead's intimate and scholarly My Life in Middlemarch, her memoir about George Eliot's masterpiece, got me thinking about this shift in biography. What is it that compels one woman to explore the work and personality of another, often with centuries between us—and what are we trying to say? Read More


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For over a decade, IUCN has teamed up with Thomson Reuters Foundation to honour exceptional environmental journalism. From 15 May to 15 June 2012, journalists and writers across the world are invited to submit an article for the IUCN – Thomson Reuters Environmental Media Award.
The winner of the 2012 Award will receive an all-expenses paid trip to Jeju Island, South Korea, from 6 to 15 September 2012, to attend the 2012 World Conservation Congress, the world's leading environmental summit.
The Award aims to raise global awareness of environmental and sustainable development issues by encouraging high standards in environmental reporting worldwide. Entering is easy! Simply submit your article (maximum 450 words) online on our Facebook page, then get your friends and colleagues to vote for you.
Your article should focus on an environmental issue, ideally relating nature to human well-being. You can write something specifically for the competition or enter a previously-published article, but you can enter only once.
"Nature is fundamental to our lives, yet we sometimes forget that it is nature that allows us to survive – and thrive – on this planet. We must learn to better communicate the importance of nature and conserving it for future generations," says John Kidd, IUCN Director of Global Communications.
"The IUCN – Thomson Reuters Environmental Media Award is a great opportunity to acknowledge and reward those that are raising the bar in environmental reporting across the globe," he adds.
For more information about the contest, rules of entry and submission guidelines, please go to www.iucn.org/media/media_awards
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Vacation Overview
Head into the great unknown with this 26 day camping tour. Meet up in Athens and begin your adventure with stops in places like Turkey, Macedonia and Croatia before getting back on the mainstream track through Germany and Switzerland - these are just a few of the amazing countries you'll visit! The best bit though, has to be doing it the way 18-35 trip started - a bunch of new friends, two person tents, and the open road.
Vacation Itinerary
Vacation Day 1 - Arrive Athens
Welcome to Greece! On arrival, make your way to the campsite & meet your travel buddies & Tour Manager and get excited for the days ahead! Tonight, you could head to the traditional quarter of Plaka, set on the shady slopes beneath the Acropolis, where tavernas spill out onto the pavements. Or else, check out Athens' up-and-coming district of Psiri, buzzing with trendy bars and clubs. Twin Share Tent (D)
Vacation Day 2 - Athens to Kavala
We hit the road and head north, travelling past mythical Mt Olympus, Greece's highest peak, and stop off for a crash-course in ancient heroism at Thermopylae, where just 300 Spartan soldiers held off the invading Persian army's masses of thousands. After cruising by Byzantine Thessaloniki, we arrive in the port town of Kavala. Twin Share Tent (B),(D)
Vacation Day 3 - Kavala to Gallipoli
This morning, we farewell Greece and travel into Turkey. Make a pilgrimage to the site of a major bloody battle, Gallipoli. Visit stunning Anzac Cove where World War I troops landed, Lone Pine Cemetery, where Australian troops are buried and check out the memorial for New Zealand soldiers. Later, we head into easy-going Eceabat. Take a walk along the waterfront, complete with stunning views over Asia, or write some postcards back at the campsite. Twin Share Tent (B),(D)
Vacation Day 4 - Gallipoli to Istanbul
Ferry across the Dardanelles, crossing from Europe into to Asia, to Troy. We get inside the legend of one the world's most famous battles and explore the excavation site of mythical Troy. Learn how heroes and gods fought in a ten year war, as our Local Guide unravels the layers of history. Back on the coach and into Europe, we continue on to Istanbul – the last stop on the Silk Road and the only city in the world to span two continents. Hotel (B)
Vacation Day 5 - Istanbul
With a full day here, there is time to get a real feel for this cultural melting pot. You've got the chance to check out one of the city's major draw cards, the stunning Blue Mosque. It's an amazing building with a series of domes and minarets dominating the skyline, complete with a breathtaking interior of tens of thousands of blue tiles. After that, you could plunge into several kilometres of shops at the Grand Baazar - it's an unforgettable shopping experience! Walk through a maze of lanes, where tacky trinkets and authentic treasures are sold side by side. With carpets, jewellery, spices, music, electronics and more, the place is buzzing, so make sure you've got your haggling hat on. There are heaps of options for your afternoon here, so live a bit of Istanbul's daily life. Try your hand at backgammon in a sidewalk cafe and watch the crowds go by as you sip on Turkish coffee. Chill out in a tea garden, or take to the time-honoured tradition of the hammam (steam bath house) and get scrubbed down on heated marble stones. Opt for a dinner complete with belly dancers and watch some top dancers perform this famous Eastern art. Istanbul's nightlife is fantastic and your Tour Manager knows what you're after – so find out about the city's happening bars and clubs and go discover! Hotel (B),(D)
Vacation Day 6 - Istanbul to Sofia
This morning, it's on to Sofia, Bulgaria's largest city. Once behind the Iron Curtain and today an emerging capital, Sofia brings together traditional Tsarist architecture and a modern feel. It's the perfect place to explore on foot. Your Tour Manager will lead a walking tour through this compact town. You'll see the massive Alexander Nevsky Cathedral, complete with golden domes, mosaics and murals, and then check out the stalls that surround the building. Hotel (B),(D)
Vacation Day 7 - Sofia to Struga
Cut across Macedonia and stop off for lunch in Skopje, known for its thriving outdoor cafés. Try some Macedonian specialities like burek (delicious local bread) with white cheese or a local pizza. Next up it's Struga, tucked in between mountains and one of Europe's most gorgeous, oldest lakes. Our campsite is located right beside the water, so you can take a dip whenever you feel like it. After dinner, position yourself at a lakeside terrace with a local beer and take in the peaceful surroundings. Twin Share Tent (B),(D)
Vacation Day 8 -Struga to Tirana
Today we say farewell Macedonia and head over the border and into Albania. Albania serves up mind-blowing scenery scattered with the remains of old war-bunkers – a sad reminder of its recent past. Your Trip Manager will give you this country's story on the coach as we follow the coast to our overnight stop. Twin Share Tent (B),(D)
Vacation Day 9 - Tirana to Dubrovnik
Sticking to the shoreline, continue through tiny Montenegro to the spectacular fortress town of Dubrovnik, well known as the "Pearl of the Adriatic". Hotel (B),(D)
Vacation Day 10 - Dubrovnik
With Baroque buildings, museums and monasteries, this eye-catching UNESCO World Heritage Site is great to explore. Get lost in the walled city's web of winding streets. You've got free time so pull up at a table in the pedestrian district of the stunning Old Town. Lunch on fantastic fresh seafood or a spicy beef stew. For full scale views of the area, wander along the 2kms of Old Town walls or hike up Mt. Srj. Otherwise, take a moment to remember Croatia's recent history at an open-air exhibition and war memorial. Or else get away from it with a taste of paradise on the small neighbouring island of Lokrum. With botanical gardens, a small lake and gorgeous beaches, this is the perfect place to chill out. In the afternoon, try our optional Dubrovnik Cruise. Jump on the family-run boat and island hop! Twin Share Tent (B),(B)
Wind through the Apennine Mountains and Tuscan countryside to the Renaissance city of Florence. The scene-stealing Duomo Cathedral rises above the city. Get the inside track on Florence's cultural beginnings from our Local Guide as the group explores streets crammed with artworks from masters like Michelangelo. Then take a look into a skillful demonstration of Florentine leather making and understand this region's traditional art. With bargains and bustle, the city's markets are a great place to hang out and people watch. Grab a gelato and enjoy this gorgeous city. Tonight, there's a choice of a group dinner - an authentic Tuscan feast. Try regional dishes in the fantastic Tuscan country setting. Then keep it moving with a night out and get your groove on at Florence's biggest club. Hotel (B),(B)
Vacation Day 12 - Seline to Budapest
Weaving up the Dalmatian Coast towards Split, we pass crystal clear waters scattered with green islands. Meet with Roman heritage when you wander through the domain of Diocletian's Palace in the city centre, complete with 220 buildings and an imposing cathedral. Twin Share Tent (B),(D)
Vacation Day 13 - Seline to Budapest
Cruise through stunning Paklencia National Park and pass Central Europe's largest lake, Lake Balaton, often dubbed the 'Hungarian Sea', before continuing on to the 'Paris of the East', Budapest. With two cities rolled into one, this exotic town has a bit of everything. Buda and Pest sit on different sides of the river, but bring together the stunning buildings and atmosphere that makes Budapest so romantic. Twin Share Tent (B),(D)
Vacation Day 14 - Budapest
On the Buda side of the river, from the Fisherman's Bastion, you'll get a full-blown view of the city and learn about Budapest's history in a nutshell! Check out the colourful Church of St. Matthias, the Royal Palace and the Chain Bridge. Your Tour Manager knows all about Budapest's bumpy history and will tell you more with a visit to the Liberation Monument. Free time means a chance to treat yourself to a truly local experience: a spa and thermal bath. With outdoor thermal pools, healing waters, Art Nouveau architecture and spa treatments, this is the perfect way to unwind. For more of Budapest's outdoor lifestyle, it's a short bus ride to visit Margaret Island, a favourite among the city's residents with its gardens, fountains, pools and ruins. Take in a different view of the city from the Danube River, while cruising past night-time Budapest. Our Local Guide talks about Hungary's heyday and points out the city's important buildings from this period, which are lit up for the night. Try some Hungarian specialties, like goulash and cabbage rolls, and enjoy some drinks. Launch into Budapest's nightlife and live it up like the locals by heading to a beerhouse, a riverside bar or a happening club. Twin Share Tent (B)
Vacation Day 15 - Budapest to Vienna
As we cruise through Slovakia we'll pause for lunch in quaint Bratislava. We head into the compact old town and check out its medieval castle. Order yourself the regional speciality, treska (cold fish salad), or try some local cheeses. Our next stop is the cultural hub of Vienna. Tonight, we'll head to the city's famous amusement park, Prater Park, for a fun night of Ferris wheels, ghost trains and over 200 attractions. Twin Share Tent (B)
Vacation Day 16 - Vienna
Your Tour Manager starts the day by introducing the group to the city's historical heritage. There's the imperial grandeur of Schönbrunn Palace, the elegantly ornate State Opera House and St. Stephen's Cathedral – a Gothic masterpiece. Cruise down Kärntner Strasse, Vienna's main shopping spot and buy some traditional ceramics and materials for gifts back home. There's free time to check out the magnificent squares and majestic palaces or the city's art galleries. Take a break in a coffee house like the locals do, chill out in Vienna's manicured gardens or wander along the Danube River. Get schnaps savvy with a behind-the-scenes look into this local liqueuer's production in an optional excursion to the Old Vienna Schnaps Museum. Later, there's a chance to experience Vienna's musical legacy with a Mozart and Strauss concert in one of the city's imperial palaces. Twin Share Tent (B),(D)
Vacation Day 17 - Vienna to Prague
Roll through Bohemia to the UNESCO World Heritage town of Český Krumlov. The town is all about old-world charm, cute shops, cosy cafés and winding cobblestone lanes. This afternoon, relax on the coach as we head to the capital of the Czech Republic, Prague. Twin Share Tent (B),(D)
Vacation Day 18 - Prague
Prague is a beautiful and atmospheric city. It's also pretty compact, so it's best explored on foot. Get straight into Prague's historic heart with your Tour Manager. You'll walk together over the landmark Charles Bridge, through Hradčany Castle, the home of the original Bohemian Kings and to the Gothic St. Vitus Cathedral along the way. Choose a lunch cruise on the Vltava River, which runs through the heart of Prague, and take in stunning views of the city from the water. The Czech capital has a really mixed past so look out for signs of the Holy Roman Empire, the Bohemian Empire, the Nazis and the Communists. Free time means you can get deeper into Prague's Old Town in your own time. The city itself is a UNESCO World Heritage site, with a jumble of little lanes, alleys and courtyards. Slow the pace down and give yourself a chance to uncover its hidden treasures. Spend some time in the picturesque Old Town Square, where historic buildings and churches surround cafés that spill out onto the pavement. With some world-famous Czech pilsner in hand, park yourself at a table, people-watch and try out some of the traditional local dumplings. This is also the spot to pick up some famous Bohemian glass, beads or garnet and amber jewellery By night, Prague bursts with possibilities. Loaded with all types of music, from jazz bars and hip DJs to opera, there is something for everyone, so make the most of it with your friends. Twin Share Tent (B)
Vacation Day 19 - Prague to Munich
Remember one of history's darkest moments with a sobering stop at the Dachau concentration camp memorial. Learn more at the museum and walk through the remaining living quarters. Afterwards we travel to the home of the world-famous Oktoberfest, Munich - a city that blends traditional Bavarian culture and modern lifestyle. Explore the heart of Munich's old town with the crew, and head to Marienplatz. It's a central gathering spot famous for the Glockenspiel - a Gothic clock, complete with 32 dancing figures and 43 chiming bells. Later why not give an optional bike tour a go and get off the beaten track and onto Munich's side streets with our Local Guide. Twin Share Tent (B)
Vacation Day 20 - Munich
Use your free time to discover more of Munich. Give an optional bike tour a go and get off the beaten track and onto Munich's side streets with our Local Guide. Otherwise head back to the old town and hunt around the little shops on the pedestrian-only lanes or for a change of scene, head to the university area. With shaded streets, buzzing pavement cafés and cute bookstores, it's a great way to spend a chilled-out afternoon. Twin Share Tent (B),(D)
Vacation Day 21 - Munich to Swiss Alps
Today, travel past the stony cliffs of Liechtenstein, into the capital, Vaduz, where you can grab some lunch and in enjoy it in the shadow of the Royal Family's 12th century castle. Next stop: the jaw-droppingly beautiful alpine town of Lucerne. With covered wooden bridges, cobbled lanes and quaint buildings, Lucerne's centre is perfect to explore on foot. Also to stock up on lots of genuine Swiss chocolate! Your Tour Manager can give you pointers on where to pick up the best-priced watches Switzerland is so famous for. Tonight, we head to the Alpine heights of Lauterbrunnen and stay in a typically Swiss region, complete with chalets. Twin Share Tent (B),(D)
Vacation Day 22 - Swiss Alps
It's a change of pace among Switzerland's massive Alps. Take in the amazing views from the campsite. Opt to visit Jungfrau Mountain, head up the sheer slopes of this UNESCO World Heritage-listed site on a cog rail to Europe's highest railway station, and step out onto the "roof" of Europe for spine-tingling views. Twin Share Tent (B),(D)
Vacation Day 23 - Swiss Alps to Heidelberg
Over the border and into Germany, we head to the university town of Heidelberg. Wander around, grab a late lunch and check out its famous Baroque church. With free time this afternoon, you could relax at one of Heidelberg's pubs with some friends or climb the Gothic church's spire for great views over this pretty town. Tonight, get out and about and experience a bit of the local student lifestyle. Twin Share Tent (B),(D)
Vacation Day 24 - Heidelberg to Amsterdam
The coach follows the Rhine River, weaving through valleys dotted with castles and vineyards. Next stop - the pretty, old-world village of St. Goar, complete with fairy tale castle and even a free-hanging cuckoo clock! Learn about local know-how and get savvy on the craft of beer steins. Head into the buzzing capital of Amsterdam and check out the eye-opening Red Light District, where the creative and the wacky come together on narrow cobbled streets, 24/7. Twin Share Tent (B)
Kick start the morning with an optional bike ride and cruise into the countryside, where you can bike around like the laid back locals, past working windmills, in the world-famous cheese village of Edam. In an intro into Dutch culture, see how clogs are made and try some of the famous Dutch Edam at a cheese farm. There's free time this afternoon to experience Amsterdam's coffee shops, museums and quirky, cool boutiques. Wander along the canals and past gabled houses. Tonight, say farewell to your newly formed family of friends with a final dinner in Amsterdam. Enjoy a laugh, a glass of wine and reminisce together. Afterwards make your way into town to enjoy the wonderful night life of this unique city. Twin Share Tent (B)
Vacation Day 26 - Depart Amsterdam
This morning after breakfast we transfer you to Schiphol Airport (estimated arrival 10:00am) where your trip ends. Or choose to take a complimentary transfer to central London & extend your stay. (B)
Vacation Prices
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|10 Jun 2019
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|01 Jul 2019
|26 Jul 2019
|15 Jul 2019
|09 Aug 2019
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All of this & more, included as standard on your trip.
- 25 nights accommodation: 21 nights in twin-share tents (including air mattresses), 4 nights in hotel upgrade twin/triple share
- Modern, air-conditioned coach with electrical outlets for charging
- Ferry crossings
- An experienced & professional Trip Manager, Driver & Cook team
- 18-35 exclusive on-site teams at 18-35 Villages
- Sightseeing tours of all major cities plus orientations in all other destinations
- 25 breakfasts
- 17 three-course dinners
14 World Heritage Sites visited
- See the Spartan Memorial at Thermopylae
- Pay tribute to heroes at Gallipoli & ANZAC Cove
- Journey along the Sea of Marmara
- Visit ANZAC Cove
- Visit Lone Pine Cemetery
- Visit Troy's Wooden Horse with a local guide
- See the Alexander Nevsky Cathedral
- See Lake Ohrid, one of Europe's oldest lakes & a UNESCO World Heritage site
- Scenic drive along the Adriatic coast
- See the fortified city & the Old Port
- Sightseeing of Buda, Pest, the Royal Palace, the Church of St. Matthias, the Chain Bridge and Fisherman's Bastion
- See Bratislava's medieval castle
- Visit Vienna's Prater fun park
- See Schönbrunn Palace, St. Stephen's Cathedral & the State Opera House
- Scenic drive along the historic Ring Road
- Visit the medieval town of Český Krumlov
- See Hradčany Castle, the Cathedral of St. Vitus, Charles Bridge and Wenceslas Square
- Visit the Old Town Square and see the Astronomical Clock
- Visit the Dachau concentration camp memorial
- See the Glockenspiel & Marienplatz
- Visit the capital of Liechtenstein, Vaduz
- See the Wooden Chapel Bridge in Lucerne
- Scenic Alpine drive
- See Heidelberg's medieval castle
- Visit the riverside town St. Goar
- Learn how beer steins are crafted
- See Amsterdam's canals & gable houses by night
- Visit a cheese farm & clog maker's house
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This bud vase is a unique bud vase made by me. When I host a workshop I begin the class by casting a couple of bud vases to demonstrate the process to the workshop attendees, this is one of those vases.
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BRIDGEVIEW, Ill. -- On the heels of a 1-4-1 start, Chicago head coach Frank Klopas turned to a consistent veteran against Columbus Saturday.
Patrick Nyarko rewarded Frank Klopas' faith, with his most superb performance of the young season.
Daniel Paladini had the hot hand and was given the start over Nyarko in his first healthy game back from a hamstring injury last week in Houston, but Saturday's opponent presented a different obstacle.
WATCH: Klopas, Larentowicz, Nyarko, Berry reaction
"I wanted to get Patrick in there because of his pace and his ability to stretch the field with us," Klopas said. "Danny has played well. He comes inside more. But I wanted that match up with Patrick on one side."
Nyarko proved to be the catalyst in the second half as the Fire dominated the run of play.
Seemingly almost every dangerous attack came through Nyarko. During one sequence, the ball was switched to Gonzalo Segares in the 51st minute who found Nyarko at the back post, whose effort forced a diving save out of Crew 'keeper Andy Gruenebaum.
Nyarko effectively extended the Crew back line and repeatedly got down the right flank at will.
"With Patrick we wanted to isolate him because of his pace. Anytime we have the ball if we can play to him quick or switch the point of attack where he can get opportunities 1v1," said Klopas.
HIGHLIGHTS: Fire 1, Crew 0
The 1-0 win was the Fire's second of the season with both coming at home. A game where Chicago showed a sense of urgency against midwest rival Columbus.
It's a huge win," Nyarko said. "I think we had a different purpose today, we needed the win. We played like it, we played very desperate and like we needed the points."
He defended well and sparked a counter attack to Chris Rolfe who couldn't finish in the 56th.
Off a cleared corner in the 75th minute, Nyarko sent the ball back in for Austin Berry who forced a point blank save out of Gruenebaum on what was easily the best effort on the night up to that point.
"I thought [Patrick] was fantastic tonight, he created a lot chances," Klopas said. "We got in good spots in the final third basically through him in his running off the ball and ability to beat players."
While the Fire relentlessly attacked the Columbus goal in the second half, it looked like a game where the visitors would not concede.
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"At one point it was like here we go again it's not going to happen but the guys kept persevering and pushing" Nyarko said. "It was easily one of the best games we have played in awhile."
Finally the dam broke in a moment of brilliance off Jalil Anibaba's 83rd minute throwin. The long throw found Austin Berry who flicked on for Jeff Larentowicz, before buring his header from close range.
"We came out firing in the first half and second half, finally they cracked," said Nyarko.
In arguably the most effective game from start to finish, Nyarko said his team continues to learn.
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The Republican Party has won more than 60% of the presidential races since Abe Lincoln's day. But lately, it has been in a slump, having lost the popular vote in five of the past six White House elections.
So what gives? Party Chairman Reince Priebus and a group of party elders have some answers, which they put into an extraordinarily candid assessment, dubbed an "autopsy" on last year's defeat.
OPPOSING VIEW: GOP report fails to offer solutions
Priebus argues that too many GOP candidates come off as scary, narrow-minded and out of touch, and he advocates a number of course corrections. Republicans, he says, should:
- Stop talking only to themselves and become better acquainted with everyday Americans.
- Build their party around pragmatic governors rather than strident members of Congress.
- Get behind immigration reform and better tailor their message to immigrants, women and minorities.
- Stop being so reflexively defensive of corporate executives and the super wealthy.
Of these common-sense ideas, immigration reform appears to be gathering the most momentum, as evidenced by Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul on Tuesday becoming the latest erstwhile opponent to endorse it, albeit in limited form. Many of the other proposals will face blowback from hard-liners and insurgents, who say the party's problem is that it has been nominating "fake" conservatives and who see the report as a thinly veiled power grab by the establishment.
But it seems to us that Priebus and company are on the right track. Without major changes, the GOP will have trouble winning presidential races. That won't be good for the party. And it won't be good for the nation, which benefits from having two competitive parties, one of which advocates smaller government.
Retrenchment almost never succeeds. Just ask Democrats. In 1988, they nominated a Massachusetts liberal (Michael Dukakis) as an answer to the drubbing that a Minnesota liberal (Walter Mondale) had taken four years earlier.
It didn't work. Indeed, the actions of Democrats after their 1988 loss — when they were in a deep funk, having lost five of the previous six presidential elections — should be instructive to Republicans now.
Just when it seemed that Democrats could fall no lower, they engineered a rebound. The groundwork had been laid with the creation in 1985 of the Democratic Leadership Council, a group led by pragmatic governors who advocated centrist policies. The turnaround began in earnest with the nomination of one of those governors, Bill Clinton, for the presidency in 1992.
Clinton ran on a centrist platform that included welfare reform as well as traditional Democratic fare. Mitt Romney, in contrast, was forced last year to take positions on immigration, Medicare and the budget that helped him in the GOP primaries but hurt him in the general election.
Beyond Priebus' recommendations, there is something else the party will have to do: Regain control. Several groups within the GOP have set themselves up as power brokers, gatekeepers and loyalty enforcers. Sporting names such as the Club for Growth, Americans for Tax Reform and FreedomWorks, they make candidates look less like public servants and more like political hostages.
How many of these changes the GOP can abide is still to be seen. Republicans remain strong in statehouses and the U.S. House. And they have not recently taken a hit like in 1964 when Barry Goldwater won only six states. But their latest woes should prompt them to look at history, both for course corrections and reassurance that parties can rebound when they appear to be at their weakest.


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There was a finish this weekend. A very special finish. A four months late finish. But who's counting? My goal is to donate a quilt to a local NICU every September in memory of my friend, Amber. I don't want to get into it too much...but Amber was a beautiful young woman, filled with light & love that was taken away from her family and friends much too early. Oh, and cancer really sucks. I am refraining from using the curse words that scream in my head when I think about cancer. You're welcome.
This is the second quilt I've donated so far (my friend is actually dropping it off at Victoria Hospital in London, Ontario tomorrow for me). The fabric is happy; with trees, turtles, squirrels, cozy sweaters & scarves and playing children.
The photos aren't great, I didn't have too much time with it after it was finished & washed up.
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The Atrix is a 1GHz dual-core handset with 1GB of Ram and 16GB of on-board Flash storage to which you can add the contents of a 32GB Micro SD card if you wish.
It's just 11mm thick and has a "qHD" 960 x 540, 24-bit colour screen, 2.4GHz/5GHz 802.11n Wi-Fi, and tri-band cellular connectivity.
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Being on friendly terms with the ex girlfriend, now one of the best friends, of the guy you are dating can be both a blessing and a curse. You wind up getting more insight about this person you think you know fairly well. It can be helpful when you are worrying you're overreacting about an issue in your relationship but a quick chat enables you to realize it's an issue that he's had before with others—it's not just you. And with a really sweet and open ex, you can hear the nice things the guy is saying about you when offered unbidden.
Then, sometimes you get more than you bargained for. You may ask what you hope are innocent questions but the answers leave you reeling. You learn what he's said about an ex from his past is not true. You discover that he's left out critical details about a former relationship. Thus ultimately, you find out what he really thinks about relationships, how he really views women and inevitably, what he really thinks about you.
Hearing about their past relationship, you know you have to take any detail with a grain of salt. Of course there are two sides to every story. Yet you start to question the veracity of your sources when while describing their period together romantically, one cites a bland haiku and the other speaks of a wandering epic.
To him, they took the boat out for a couple months but said there wasn't enough fuel to keep things afloat. After some recon and prodding from me, he admitted that afterward, sometimes they'd take the boat out every now and then for nostalgia's sake but mostly they kept their feet on the calm shores of friendship.
To her, they took a bumpy, hazy flight across continents. While there were plenty times of fun and joy that kept her hoping for more, he would got lost in the clouds of the past and was often a short-sighted wingman. She was looking for a more permanent co-pilot, and he was not up for that position.
Most recently, I found out that she grounded their multiple flights a couple of times, and that he was the one more recently who had been asking her to go for repeated joy rides….even though his constant refrain was that he didn't have a real strong desire for flying. Her story became more and more believable as I realized that was something he often said to me, though we flew constantly, sometimes multiple trips in a day.
Hearing their completely different versions of their journey together, I realized why I felt like he and I were speaking different languages. We went from feeling like we were in a full-blown relationship to him pulling away. I found out after some prodding that, despite behavior to the contrary, he did not consider me his girlfriend. He told me he wanted to continue seeing each other just as we had been, spending weekends together, hanging out with his friends and family, but without labels or expectations.
After the most enlightening conversation with his ex yet, when we discussed his odd reaction to her having finally moved onto sleeping with someone new, I decided to confront him again. I informed him that I felt he was taking advantage of our "situation," that I wasn't feeling much reward from it, and that I was moving on. The next day, I informed him I would be considering my dating options again, but unlike his ex-wife, I knew how to keep my legs together. "That was your real concern before [the last time we had the "relationship discussion]—sexual exclusivity, wasn't it?" I asked.
He finally came out with, "Yeah, I guess."
It embarrasses me to admit how much I have been seething with all this anger and frustration that I have been played by this guy, who in all honesty, really wasn't worth any of the fuss. It hurts that I had actually been concerned for his wellbeing, which above everything else—the humor, decent company, things in common—had kept me in the game, while all he was thinking about was ensuring he could keep having sex with me…and have someone with whom to watch his favorite shows.
I admittedly flipped out on him. "Why weren't you honest with me? Why did you tell me you specifically didn't want to be friends with benefits? I told you that was the last thing I wanted in my life right now, and that if that's what you were looking for, no thank you," I said. "You told me, you'd rather we just be friends and have no sex. You said, however, what you most wanted was for us to keep seeing each other as we had been doing, without the labels."
He first claimed my ignorance, then his ignorance. I almost laughed at his third reaction of confusion—he was telling his ex-gf we were no longer seeing each other after he just told me we hadn't just been seeing each other. We were all IMing simultaneously, to his ignorance. I asked him, what is the truth: were we seeing each other, or weren't we? Do you put on a show for everyone? Your ex? Your grandma? Your friends? Your mother?
Finally he says, "I'm sorry…Will you still be my friend so we can continue to watch Battlestar Galactica together?" W.T.F.?
Ironically, it was at precisely this time that I was charged with writing up an article on forgiveness in relationships. Yep. While I was envisioning punching his smug big head into the television screen while it was playing Battle-fracking-star Galactica, I was supposed to be waxing poetic about the healing graces of forgiveness.
My good friend @thecrazymagnet of And You Thought You Had It Bad reminded me that any anger I harbor towards another hurts me more than it hurt anyone else. I've always known that anger is a mental and physical toxin that just eats away at our insides, paralyzing us from moving forward in our own lives. Yet here was this person, this man I thought I knew at least to some extent, who was just acting like any other guy who takes advantage of a situation physically, financially, emotionally and frankly, taking up my time, as much as he can because I am being too much of a giver—okay, a pushover—and not protesting loudly enough or frequently enough.
I just couldn't get over the fact that I, such a wise and intelligent, mature and seasoned woman, had let this happen. That's when I realized that the person I was most upset with was myself. The person I needed to forgive the most in this equation was yours truly.
Far too often in relationships-gone-bad, we blame ourselves for not being smart enough to see a steady stream of lies, for ignoring the fishy text message cover-ups, for not asking the right questions or for accepting the answers full of holes. We blame ourselves for being a bad judge of character, for thinking someone genuinely cares for us when he has only really been acting in his own self-interest and personal gratification. We mentally bang our own heads because we dared to believe the best in others—and were wrong.
Unfortunately, this only further poisons our thoughts and our actions. We start behaving unkindly toward ourselves, adding to the wrongs others have already done to us. Blaming yourself only pushes you further backward. Blaming myself only made me hurt more than I already was. It made no sense when I needed my own love and self-care the most.
Hopefully I, you, we learn from these hurtful experiences and take the time, space and wisdom to get to know the next person more clearly before jumping in heart-first. And we listen to our guts when they tell us a few weeks in that things no longer feel right, that something smells fishy in the water—and it's not us. There's no shame in throwing a rotten one back in that ocean—that rip current will take care of 'em. Nor is there any shame in getting out of the water completely for a while, simply taking time to rejuvenate, rediscover and relearn to love yourself.


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A proposal to add rumble strips on a 10-mile stretch of Hwy 1 from Davenport to Santa Cruz has cyclists up in arms, and I can't blame them.
Rumble strips make cycling hazardous. They reduce your options when maneuvering around road debris and parked cars. This stretch of highway has plenty of parked cars whose drivers use nearby beaches.
Rumble strips have been gouged into the middle of Hwy 9 between Saratoga and Skyline Boulevard. These strips haven't changed driving habits all that much, from my experience. Because they're in the middle of the road, they don't affect cyclists.
There's one stretch of Hwy 108 east of Sonora that has a long rumble strip. On the steep descent to Sonora on many a Sierra ride I've cursed these strips up and down. They're positioned in a such a way that if you ride to the left you're in traffic, but if you ride to the right you're in a ton of debris and glass. At 40 mph there is little room for error.
I'm also wondering just what kind of rumble strips are proposed. There are quite a few different arrangements, some worse than others for cyclists.
On stretches of Hwy 1 with 5-foot shoulders and no parking, rumble strips might not be so bad. That's not always the case on this stretch of road as it passes beaches and state parks with parked cars.
Caltrans generally does a good job maintaining our roads and making them safe. I hope they listen and take cyclists' needs into consideration. Hwy 1 is one of the best places for cycling in all of California. Let's not ruin it.
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