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The Mumbai sessions court on 2 May adjourned the hearing of the Keenan-Rueben murder case till 5 May.
According to reports, the court was expected to pronounce a verdict on the matter - which has been pending for five years - on 2 May.
"I would not ask for capital punishment because I know it's not rarest of rare case," Keenan's father, Valerian Santos, said.
"But I will ask for life imprisonment because I want the accused to know what Keenan and Reuben's families are going through," he added.
All that I want is a good judgment, nothing less than life imprisonment until death: Keenan's father Valerian Santos pic.twitter.com/SJxnH3bAMB— ANI (@ANI_news) May 2, 2016
The 2011 Keenan-Reuben murders
On 20 October, 2011 Keenan Santoz, 24 and Reuben Fernandez, 29 visited Mumbai's Amboli bar and restaurant - accompanied by Avinash Bali, Benjamin Fernandes, Priyanka Fernandes, Shobhita and another friend.
The boys had an altercation with some drunk men outside the restaurant who were harassing the girls. As the men were leaving, Avinash heard one of them telling Reuben that he would kill them.
Avinash did not think much of it until the men returned with a mob carrying sickles, knives and bamboo sticks. Benjamin pushed the girls back into the restaurant. A few of them men tried to follow them in when Reuben stepped in and was stabbed. While Keenan died the same day, Reuben, who had sustained multiple stab injuries, died on 31 October, 2011.
The four accused - Jitendra Rana, Sunil Bodh, Satish Dulhaj and Dipak Tival - were arrested. In October, a fast-track court framed charges against them for murder, conspiracy and molestation. Ujjwal Nikam has been appointed as the public prosecutor.


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Homemade lasagna in a few easy steps!/
I was always so nervous to make my own lasagna from scratch! I would always opt for buying one for convience! Since I eat gluten free, (not by choice) it really wasn't that much more convient considering not every grocery store even sells gluten free products! So I decided one day to look up a recipe, call my Mum and confirm any questions I may have had! Lol! My Mom is always cooking and so I knew I needed to start making more things homemade!
I start with cutting up 2 sausages(Oktoberfest,mild or honey garlic) into tiny little cube pieces.
I purée the sauce so that the spinach isn't visible for my 3 year old! He is a great eater but the odd time he sees something green he wants to take it out! Once puréed I add the sausages in and mix that together.
Then I add the ricotta into a bowl along with some shredded cheddar and Parmesan cheese. 1 egg, fresh parsley and basil 1 garlic clove, salt and pepper and mix that all together.
Then I butter the bottom of whatever cooking dish you choose. Add a little sauce on the bottom, then a row of noodles without overlapping them. Then more sauce, my ricotta mixture, more sauce, more noodles, then repeat! I always finish with a layer of sauce then provolone slices on the very top so that it nice and cheesy on top!
I preheat the oven to 400 degrees Celsius and cook for 30 minutes covered with tin foil! Then the last 10 minutes uncovered!
We had it for dinner tonight and it was my best lasagna yet! It can only get better the more times you make it! Let me know if you give it a try! I would love to know how it turns out! Enjoy!
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IFFI: International Film Festival of India | 49th Edition (COMING SOON)
Started way back in 1952, the first ever IFFI was organized by the Films Division, Government of India, with the patronage of the first Prime Minister of India – Pt. Jawaharlal Nehru. The International Film Festival of India (IFFI) aims at providing a common platform to the cinemas across the world to project the excellence of the art of film making. This India's most prestigious festival is also the first International Film Festival held anywhere in Asia. The festival is conducted jointly by the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, Directorate of Film Festivals and the Government of Goa.
MAMI: Mumbai Film Festival | 19th Edition
In 1997, a group of film industry stalwarts headed by Hrishikesh Mukherjee founded the Mumbai Academy of Moving Image as a not for profit trust. The Mumbai Academy of the Moving Image (MAMI) is a public trust that organises the annual international film festival in Mumbai known as the Mumbai Film Festival, the main intention was to organise an annual international film festival of which the film industry and the country can be proud of. MAMI aims to foster a climate of good cinema.
IFFK: International Film Festival of Kerala | 22nd Edition
Kerala State Chalachitra Academy, a Kerala Government Institution to promote cinema conducts International Film Festival of Kerala (IFFK) every year. The Academy is an effort to counter the gross commoditisation of the film medium and a rightful recognition of the contribution of cinema to the cultural enlightenment of the society. It is guided by the motto that Cinema should contribute to the complete development of human being, both as an individual and as a social being.


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Broadcom Ltd. is planning an unsolicited takeover approach to rival chip maker Qualcomm Inc., a bid that could be worth $100 billion but also faces steep odds of success.
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Let's play word association for a moment. Indoor seating: plush, comfy, oversized pillows, paisley. OK, the last one was just for show. Now, for outdoor furniture: wrought iron, plastic, loungers, uncomfortable (as if!) The reclining Adirondack chair wears two masks: it can function both as an outdoor piece of furniture or reside just as comfortably in the family den, sidled up next to the fireplace.
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Some people may be surprised that many citizens share Hayley Wood's characterization of taxes as her favorite social contract. Even though the anti-tax crowd in the United States gets a lot of media play, many Americans understand that a social contract contains both rights and responsibilities. The Massachusetts Constitution is no exception.
The Massachusetts Constitution clearly states the right to tax as Hayley Wood shows in her recent blog. That Constitution also states clearly the benefits citizens receive:
"Article VII. Government is instituted for the common good; for the protection, safety, prosperity and happiness of the people"….
"Article X. Each individual of the society has a right to be protected by it in the enjoyment of his life, liberty and property, according to standing laws. He is obliged, consequently, to contribute his share of the expense of this protection; … ."
Note the reciprocal responsibility to share the cost.
Some people may also be surprised by the things Adam Smith, "the father of capitalism," wrote about taxes. He wrote that they are a badge of liberty (poll-taxes on slaves are an exception).
Smith's four principles of taxation clearly state that taxes are part of a social contract. His first principle, that taxes should be based on ability to pay and based on the revenue one receives under protection of the state, has progressive taxation implications that few people associate with Smith. In addition, he clearly emphasized progressive taxes in his arguments for higher house-rent tax rates for the wealthy stating that it was not unreasonable that the rich contribute to public expense something more than in proportion to their income. He made the same point about tolls on roads and about luxuries like silver and gold (which he called "superfluities"). The other principles specify that taxes should not be arbitrary, should be convenient to pay, and should be as low as possible.
But was Smith being fair arguing for higher tax rates for the rich? Let's look at his first principal again: pay based on what you are able to pay and based on what you receive in government services. Progressive taxation is fair because the wealthy benefit disproportionately from the government. Here are a few such services.
- Administration of justice
- Education
- Statutes of incorporation
- Defense and police functions that protect people and businesses at home and abroad
- Consular services by the Department of State that support American businesses involved in international trade
- Money and banking
- Patent protection
- Massive land grants to early railroad builders
- Support for innovation, such as the role of the federal government in developing passenger jet airplanes
- Medical and scientific research support
- Tax benefits for 401(k) plans that go disproportionately to the wealthy
- Infrastructure
Most of these services benefit everyone but the wealthy benefit more.
We can also look at this from another angle. If we starve the beast by keeping taxes so low that government operates ineffectively, we also make it more difficult for businesses to operate efficiently. When bridges collapse, that affects the bottom line of corporations that need to move raw materials and finished products into or out of that area. When Boston's public transportation virtually collapsed because of record-setting winter snowfall, business suffered. Did the blizzards cost $1 billion? or more? And how much of that cost was because of the terrible performance by public transportation? Government failure years ago to provide the MBTA with resources adequate to fulfill its role imposed significant costs on businesses this winter.
In addition to his advocacy of progressive taxes, Smith opposed regressive taxation. He argued that taxes on necessities should be avoided because the poor find it difficult to get food, and so much of their income is spent on food.
The argument of this essay assumes that tax revenue is not wasted. It assumes that the government is a careful steward of both revenue and expenditures. It also assumes that, if we claim to be a capitalist market informed by the wisdom of the "father of capitalism," that we should heed his difficult lessons along with the more palatable ideas of the market economy. Ironically, if we were to accept the bitter with the sweet, our economy would be stronger and that would benefit everyone.
Do not tell me this essay advocates class warfare against the wealthy. Smith argued for fair treatment for all classes. This essay is also an argument for fairness. And it is an argument for a fair social contract not just for our generation, but for generations yet to be born. We have no right to impose immense government debts on future generations. To achieve a fair social contract, we need more government services; that will require higher taxes. We can do that and still be a capitalist society, consistent with the thought of Adam Smith.


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Travels in Asia Minor: or Account of a Tour Made at the Expense of the Society of Dilettanti.
Oxford: Printed at the Clarendon Press, 1775. First edition. 4to. xiv, xiii (3), 283 pp. Contemporary full calf, rebacked to style with repairs to the corners of the boards, spine with raised bands, gilt lettered red label, early ownership inscription to the head of the front free endpaper with an inscription in the same hand correcting the spelling of Mount Pion which the author refers to at several points. Frontispiece folding map. Neat old repair to the verso of the map, very good overall. The first expedition funded by the Society of Dilettanti, Chandler departed from England in 1764. Using Smyrna (Izmir) as his base, his group spent the following year exploring the country before moving onto Greece. It was here that he first discovered the Parthenon in perilous state, acquiring several pieces of the frieze. The expedition was cut short by illness and the group returned to England 1766. The Society's first publication, Ionian Antiquities, was published in 1769, the text composed by Chandler, the architectural drawings and topographical views drawn by his travelling companions Nicholas Revett and William Edmund Pars respectively. This work provides Chandler's full memoir of the first part of the expedition with his account of his travels in Greece published separately the following year. Item #27717
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You have a website and want to create a strong online presence. So, what should you do? Well, for starters, you need to get yourself heard. You can do so easily with the use of social media. Facebook is one of the strongest platforms which when used effectively, can work wonders for your business. You just need to know how to market properly through Facebook in order to give you the best results. Facebook marketing is not so easy unless you follow the right strategy. Once you can reach out to your prospective customers through this popular social media platform, you can easily taste success. Here are some effective tips to make the most out of Facebook marketing.
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Event flag groups: introduction and basic services
Event flag groups were introduced in an earlier article. In Nucleus SE, they are somewhat similar to signals, but with greater flexibility. They provide a low cost, but flexible, means of passing simple messages between tasks.
Using Event Flags
In Nucleus SE, event flags are configured at build time. There may be a maximum of 16 event flag groups configured for an application. If no event flag groups are configured, no data structures or service call code appertaining to event flag groups are included in the application.
An event flag group is simply a set of eight 1-bit flags, access to which is controlled so that it may be safely utilized by multiple tasks. One task can set or clear any combination of event flags. Another task may read the event flag group at any time or may wait (polling or suspended) for a specific pattern of flags.
Configuring Event Flag Groups
Number of Event Flag Groups
As with most aspects of Nucleus SE, the configuration of event flag groups is primarily controlled by #define statements in nuse_config.h. The key setting is NUSE_EVENT_GROUP_NUMBER, which determines how many event flag groups are configured for the application. The default setting is 0 (i.e. no event flag groups are in use) and you can set it to any value up to 16. An erroneous value will result in a compile time error, which is generated by a test in nuse_config_check.h (this is included into nuse_config.c and hence compiled with this module) resulting in a #error statement being compiled.
Choosing a non-zero value is the "master enable" for event flag groups. This results in some data structures being defined and sized accordingly, of which more later in this series. It also activates the API enabling settings.
API Enables
Every API function (service call) in Nucleus SE has an enabling #define symbol in nuse_config.h. For event flag groups, these are:
By default, all of these are set to FALSE, thus disabling each service call and inhibiting the inclusion of any implementation code. To configure event flag groups for an application, you need to select the API calls that you want to use and set their enabling symbols to TRUE.
Here is an extract from the default nuse_config.h file.
#define NUSE_EVENT_GROUP_NUMBER 0 /* Number of event groups in the system - 0-16 */ #define NUSE_EVENT_GROUP_SET FALSE /* Service call enabler */ #define NUSE_EVENT_GROUP_RETRIEVE FALSE /* Service call enabler */ #define NUSE_EVENT_GROUP_INFORMATION FALSE /* Service call enabler */ #define NUSE_EVENT_GROUP_COUNT FALSE /* Service call enabler */
A compile time error will result if an event flag group API function is enabled and no event flag groups are configured (except for NUSE_Event_Group_Count() which is always permitted). If your code uses an API call, which has not been enabled, a link time error will result, as no implementation code will have been included in the application.
Event Flag Service Calls
Nucleus RTOS supports seven service calls that appertain to event flags, which provide the following functionality:
Set event flags. Implemented by NUSE_Event_Group_Set() in Nucleus SE.
Retrieve event flags. Implemented by NUSE_Event_Group_Retrieve() in Nucleus SE.
Provide information about a specified event flag group. Implemented by NUSE_Event_Group_Information() in Nucleus SE.
Return a count of how many event flag groups are (currently) configured for the application. Implemented by NUSE_Event_Group_Count() in Nucleus SE.
Add a new event flag group to the application (create). Not implemented in Nucleus SE.
Remove an event flag group from the application (delete). Not implemented in Nucleus SE.
Return pointers to all the event flag groups (currently) in the application. Not implemented in Nucleus SE.
The implementation of each of these service calls is examined in detail.
It may be noted that there is no reset function is provided (in either Nucleus RTOS or Nucleus SE). This is intentional. A reset implies a special condition is prevailing. For an event flag group, the only "special" condition would be all zeros, which can be set up with NUSE_Event_Group_Set().
Event Flag Group Set and Retrieve Services
The fundamental operations, which can be performed on an event flag group, are setting one or more flags and retrieving the current states of the flags. Nucleus RTOS and Nucleus SE each provide two basic API calls for these operations, which will be discussed here.
Since event flags are bits, they are best visualized as binary numbers. As standard C does not support a representation of binary constants (only octal and hexadecimal), the Nucleus SE distribution includes a useful header file – nuse_binary.h – which contains #define symbols of the form b01010101 for all 256 8-bit values.
Setting Event Flags
The Nucleus RTOS API call for setting event flags is very flexible, enabling you to set and clear event flags using AND and OR operations. Nucleus SE provides the same service, except task suspend is optional.
Nucleus RTOS API Call for Flag Setting
Service call prototype:
STATUS NU_Set_Events(NU_EVENT_GROUP *group, UNSIGNED event_flags,
OPTION operation);
group – pointer to the user-supplied event flag group control block
event_flags – the bit value of the pattern of flags to be operated upon
operation – the operation to be performed; may be NU_OR (to set flags) or NU_AND (to clear flags)
NU_SUCCESS – the call was completed successfully
NU_INVALID_GROUP – the event flag group pointer is invalid
NU_INVALID_OPERATION – the specified operation was not NU_OR or NU_AND
Nucleus SE API Call for Flag Setting
This API call supports the key functionality of the Nucleus RTOS API.
Service call prototype:
STATUS NUSE_Event_Group_Set(NUSE_EVENT_GROUP group,
U8 event_flags, OPTION operation);
group – the index (ID) of the event group in which flags are to be set/cleared
event_flags – the bit value of the pattern of flags to be operated upon
operation – the operation to be performed; may be NUSE_OR (to set flags) or NUSE_AND (to clear flags)
NUSE_SUCCESS – the call was completed successfully
NUSE_INVALID_GROUP – the event flag group index is invalid
NUSE_INVALID_OPERATION – the specified operation was not NUSE_OR or NUSE_AND
Nucleus SE Implementation of Set Event Flags
The initial code of the NUSE_ Event_Group_Set() API function – after parameter checking – is common, whether support for blocking (task suspend) API calls is enabled or not. The logic is quite simple:
NUSE_CS_Enter(); if (operation == NUSE_OR) { NUSE_Event_Group_Data[group] |= event_flags; } else /* NUSE_AND */ { NUSE_Event_Group_Data[group] &= event_flags; }
The bit pattern, event_flags, is just ORed or ANDed into the specified event flag group.
The remaining code is only included if task blocking is enabled:
#if NUSE_BLOCKING_ENABLE while (NUSE_Event_Group_Blocking_Count[group] != 0) { U8 index; /* check whether any tasks are blocked */ /* on this event group */ for (index=0; index<NUSE_TASK_NUMBER; index++) { if ((LONIB(NUSE_Task_Status[index]) == NUSE_EVENT_SUSPEND) && (HINIB(NUSE_Task_Status[index]) == group)) { NUSE_Task_Blocking_Return[index] = NUSE_SUCCESS; NUSE_Task_Status[index] = NUSE_READY; break; } } NUSE_Event_Group_Blocking_Count[group]--; } #if NUSE_SCHEDULER_TYPE == NUSE_PRIORITY_SCHEDULER NUSE_Reschedule(NUSE_NO_TASK); #endif #endif NUSE_CS_Exit(); return NUSE_SUCCESS;
If any tasks are suspended on (retrieving from) this event flag group, they are all resumed. When they have the opportunity to execute, which depends upon the scheduler, they can determine whether their conditions for return have been met – see Retrieving Event Flags below.


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JR rookie head coach Todd Goodine would like to invite all players born in 2011 to tryout for the Royals.
Sept 22nd and 23rd at 1pm at Bain Park in Trenton.
You must attend 2 tryouts to be considered for the team. Players can only try out for the team of their birth year.
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Rose Colored Glass, by Susan Bigelow and Janice Goldberg, and directed by Megan Grassl. is set in 1938 in the back rooms of Lady O'Riley's pub and Rose Fleishman's delicatessen. These two mistrustful widows eventually form a bond of friendship by working together to bring Rose's young nephew to safety in the US. The story is told by Lady O'Riley's granddaughter, who was 13 when the story took place.Sandy Actors Theatre is an all volunteer community theater. Our mission is to develop and nurture community members of all ages with an interest in the theatre by providing quality live theater.We also are recruiting crew positions. If interested, please attend the auditions or email interest to email@example.com


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National Institute of Family and Life Advocates v. Becerra (Decided June 26, 2018)
Slow down, California. You can't make women's health clinics say that.
On Tuesday the Supreme Court ruled that certain notice requirements California imposed on women's health clinics were likely to violate the First Amendment. The First Amendment case was brought by groups opposing abortion (identifying as "pro-life").
In 2015, the California legislature identified that millions of women were in need of publicly-funded pregnancy-related services (contraception, abortion, prenatal care and delivery). Further, although California had several state-sponsored healthcare programs that would help provide those services, many women were unaware the programs existed.
California determined that religious anti-abortion "crisis pregnancy centers" contributed to the women's lack of information. California found these "CPCs" were giving less-than-complete information about 1) the nature of the services the centers provided and 2) the existence of state-sponsored medical services.
The FACT Act
The state enacted the "FACT Act" to work towards better informing women. The FACT Act requires all California pregnancy-related medical centers to give their patients information about state-sponsored health options (including the availability of contraception and abortion services). And if a center is unlicensed to give medical services, the FACT Act requires it to disclose that it does not provide medical services.
The case
Feeling singled out, some anti-abortion pregnancy centers sued. The centers (NIFLA in this case), argued the California law discriminates against them based on their viewpoint. The First Amendment, they argued, prohibits the government from forcing people to speak the government's message. And that is exactly what this law makes them do.
The First Amendment
The First Amendment protects people from government interference with free speech and free exercise of religion. Even with the First Amendment, however, some burdens on free speech are justified. The government has good reason to ban certain acts of speech. So the role of a court in a First Amendment case is to determine which laws go too far in burdening speech or religious exercise.
The level of scrutiny (or standard of review)
When a court evaluates whether a law violates the First Amendment, it considers the government's purpose and whether the law is correctly designed to effectuate that purpose. But before it reviews the purpose and the design, the court must determine how skeptical it will be of the government. This process - determining a level of scrutiny - will guide the court in how harshly to scrutinize the law. The court is, in effect, determining the sensitivity of the issue with the importance of the type of regulation - before making an individualized decision on the exact regulation.
The Supreme Court's determinations
The Court evaluated the notices separately. One of them could have qualified for some leniency from the court (less harsh level of review) because it's a regulation on professional speech. That's the notice regulating the licensed health clinics. However, the Court ruled both of the notices are not likely to pass First Amendment scrutiny.
For the licensed health notice, the Court noted that the exceptions for regulation of professional speech are very narrow. And this case would not qualify for either of them. But even so, the Court said, if we review the licensed notice under a less harsh standard of review (intermediate scrutiny), it will still fail. California said the purpose of the licensed notice was to "provide low-income women with information about state-sponsored service." If that's the case, the Court said, then California would have created a regulation that affected not just women's health clinics but many other clinics too. The notice is "wildly underinclusive," so it's not "substantially related" to the government interest as intermediate scrutiny requires.
For the unlicensed notice, the Court assumed it could apply intermediate scrutiny because it said there was no need for a harsher level of review. California wouldn't pass even intermediate scrutiny. The unlicensed notice, the Court said, addresses a harm that is "purely hypothetical." According to the Court, California couldn't even show that the regulation was made to address a real issue because the state did not say that women don't actually know the difference between when they are receiving care from a licensed medical professional versus a clinic like this. Without knowing whether the problem really exists, California cannot make the regulation. Intermediate scrutiny requires the government interest be "important," hence real.
What happens now?
In this case, the Supreme Court was deciding whether the 9th Circuit was correct in denying NIFLA a preliminary injunction. A preliminary injunction is a temporary remedy that a court may put in place while the full trial is ongoing, if the court believes the plaintiffs are likely to win. The 9th Circuit had ruled the plaintiffs (NIFLA) were not likely to win, and the Supreme Court turned that around.
So NIFLA will get its preliminary injunction. California's notice requirements will be put on hold, while the case continues in court...as long as the state continues to fight it.


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IAR and Partners Presenting Remix Live VOL 2 in New York City
The REMIX LIVE format combines a wonderful live music event with a great educational experience. The audience will see a new song built before their eyes, with musicians playing and DJs scratching new tracks that IAR faculty will record and mix into a new song. Featured artists include: DJ YONNY (BLACK EYED PEAS), Gregg Gerson (BILLY IDOL, ROGER DALTREY), Hilary Kole (SINGING ASTAIRE), Steve Rodriquez (ALICIA KEYES, BEYONCE), DJ SHORTY T (KRS-1), and Mark Berman (ARETHA FRANKLIN)
Admission is free, but space is limited. To register in advance, call 212-777-8550. The doors for REMIX LIVE VOL 2 open at 7 pm at the Tribeca Performancing Arts Center in the BMCC (Boro of Manhattan Community College), in Soho. The on-stage event will be followed by a chance to visit with all the event partners in a special reception area.


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20″H x 16″W x 1.5″D | Acrylic with resin on canvas
This painting is available for purchase!
For sales enquiries, or to order a print reproduction of this piece, please contact David at email@example.com
Omar Borkan al-Gala was apparently dismissed from Saudi Arabia, because it was thought his good looks could lead women astray.
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SESAME MAHI MAHI with Pineapple Glaze
McCormick and Schmick Recipe
Serves 6
1 teaspoon sesame oil
6 oz. Mahi Mahi filet
1 tablespoon white sesame seeds
1 tablespoon black sesame seeds
1 tablespoon vegetable oil
Pineapple Glaze
1 teaspoon sesame oil
2 teaspoons sliced fresh ginger
1 tablespoon chopped garlic
1 teaspoon chopped shallots
1 jalapeno pepper, sliced
1/8 cup white wine
2 tablespoons white vinegar
1 (46 oz.) can pineapple juice
1 tablespoon lime juice
1 teaspoon honey
2 tablespoons water
2 tablespoons corn starch
2 teaspoons chopped cilantro
To make pineapple glaze: Heat 1 teaspoon sesame oil in sauce pot. Sauté ginger, garlic, shallots and jalapeno. Deglaze with wine and vinegar and reduce by half. Add honey, pineapple and lime juice and bring to a simmer for 5 minutes. Make a slurry with cornstarch and water and add to the sauce while whisking. Bring to a boil, strain through a fine strainer and add cilantro. Keep warm.
To make fish: Brush fish with 1 teaspoon sesame oil and coat fish with mixed sesame seeds. Heat 1 tablespoon vegetable oil in a saute pan and sear Mahi Mahi until cooked to desired doneness. Top fish with 2 tablespoons pineapple glaze. Serve with steamed rice and your favorite steamed vegetable.
Recipe provided by Scott Cruz, Executive Chef
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If you're willing to take that chance, and you're enough of a dedicated skier to purchase a season pass, doing so before Halloween (or at least before Thanksgiving), can often yield savings of as much as 50% off the regular rates.
Early season discounts are listed at the individual sites of the ski resorts, obviously. But a good shortcut to the best downhill deals can be found at the website BestSkiSales.com.
In addition, Starwood Hotels (which includes Westin, Sheraton, Four Points, aloft, W, and a number of other brands) is offering a package that couples free lift tickets with hotel stays at a number of their near-the-slopes properties (including the Westin that's in Mammoth Lakes). Most details vary by property, but there is one commonality: an Oct 7 deadline on all these deals. If you're interested in staying at Starwood property for your next ski vacation, go quickly to the site of that specific hotel to see if its participating in this offer (some are, some aren't).


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$225 includes papers, test silk, wool, cotton, tools, and materials – as well as four silk scarves you can decorate and wear!
This two-day course is designed for those who want to dive deeper into exploring the wonders of eco printing--the all-natural process of transferring plant and leaf images onto fabric and paper using the natural "dyes" in the botanicals themselves! We will be covering both steam and immersion methods using simple mordants like vinegar and rust as well as exploring additives like black walnut hull.
Students will start the first day by testing various plant materials on paper, wool, cotton, and silk using steam eco printing methods. We will cover material preparation, bundling, and mordanting. On the second day, we will explore immersion methods. Students will be encouraged to keep notes re: methods and results. Students will have the opportunity to run a single item through several printing processes to develop depth and intricacy. As a final project, students will print their own silk scarves. While all materials will be provided, students are encouraged to bring a variety of leaves and/or flowers to experiment with.
Bridget Benton has years of experience making art with Nature's beautiful plants. She served as an educational coordinator for the Nature Printing Society, an international organization dedicated to creating art from nature, from 2016-2018, and is our lead teacher in Nature Printing and Encaustic.


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After rumors that Adrienne Maloof would not be attending The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills Season 3 Reunion taping today, Life & Style confirms Ms. Maloof did NOT attend the taping! As we reported earlier this week, Adrienne was "considering" not going to the Reunion even though it meant she would be breaking her contract with Bravo. Adrienne felt Bravo broke their end of the contract when they made the entire Season revovle around Adrienne's personal life and her feud with Brandi Glanville. A source tells the magazine, "She doesn't want to deal with the women. They are all going to just hash the same thing over and over again and she needs to be with her kids anyway. She's headed to Mammoth Mountain in LA for a field trip with her children instead."
"She chose to go on the trip instead because that's where she needs to be. She is always a mom first and foremost," the insider says, adding, "But she is also dodging the Housewives because she knows she'll be attacked and doesn't want to deal with it."
We also previously reported that Adrienne will NOT be returning for Season 4 of RHOBH. She has quit the show and made the decision to not attend the Reunion taping.
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3D lo-fi prototyping exercise; we were given the option of modeling an immersion blender, stud-finder, or shower control interface.
I chose the shower control interface option for my 3-D model prototype. The first aspect of design I needed to tackle was creating a control that would be easy to use while showering, taking into account factors such as difficulty seeing clearly, and wet or soapy hands. In addition to improved usability, I set out to create a design that would increase user awareness around water usage and conservation. Inspired by the Los Angeles drought, the design is called "LA Shower."
I explored several different design options: (1) a vertical, rectangular device with an LED screen, (2) a Nest-inspired control displaying only the temperature, and (3) a circular device similar to Nest, that turned the water on by pushing the outer ring in, increasing water pressure as it moves away from the user. After some moderate market research and asking potential users their opinions, I decided to further ideate and build design number three: a circular device with an outer ring dial that controls both volume and temperature.
As previously described, to access the water flow, the user simply pushes the outer ring of the device away from their body and toward the wall it is installed on. Not only is this an incredibly easy, intuitive, and nearly full-proof way to have total control over water pressure, but, additionally, during my usability test with my roommate Bryan Murphy, he described the experience as, "...it's fun! I even get to push in a button!" In other words, total success was realized.
The temperature control is also easy and intuitive to use. As with many similar systems, temperature is displayed through color and cold is represented as blue on the far left side of the device while hot is represented as red (or in this case, pink, due to marker constraints). Thus, the user must simply rotate the dial in either direction to achieve the desired temperature. This functionality passed the usability test with flying colors, as I utilized a common, well-known standard of temperature display and control.
Inspiration for the LA Shower came from the Los Angeles drought, and the subsequent need to conserve water, a worthy cause in all cities. At first I ideated a shower control that would automatically turn off after a designated amount of time had passed, but that idea was ill-received by my target market; instead, I designed a display that featured a passive timer at the bottom.
After researching the average shower time required for water conservation, I set the standard to ten-minutes. In order to increase mindfulness of water usage, as well as awareness of time spent showering compared to the ideal ten minutes, I added ten small lights to the bottom of the display. As each minute passes, one light turns off, until all ten have turned off at the end of the ten minute period. Ideally, users will then finish up their shower activities and end the shower earlier than their usual time. Even more ideally, however, users will experience a gamification of sorts, attempting to beat their previous shower time, and resulting in shorter and shorter showers and thus an increase in water conservation.
The last function of the LA Shower includes a music player, because what fun is a shower you cannot sing in? The design is incredibly simple; the prototype assumes the user has already synced the device with their iTunes or Spotify account and specified a desired playlist that can be altered from their account, not from the device. Thus, the only functions on the shower control include swiping right or left to change songs, tapping anywhere on the display to start or stop the music, and volume control, which I did not realize I had neglected to include until performing my first usability test.
Many problems arose during development. For instance, because the main console and outer dial were constructed of the same material, it was incredibly difficult to turn the dial, a major design flaw. To create a smoother experience, I simply cut a piece of paper and wrapped it tightly around the center console, allowing for smooth turning, and fixing the problem entirely.


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When you try to be everything for everyone.
Lately, my numbers have dropped. I know, it's not all about numbers...but when numbers mean sales and the entire future of your work depends on sales...the numbers become important.
It's 2am. I spent the afternoon and evening not knowing what to write. At the same time I felt as though saying "I'm in a sucky mood, my brain isn't playing ball right now, there's no post today" would be a bit of a cop-out.
So here we are. I think the last two posts I've made this week have been strong. This one...not so much. But here goes.
I dream of turning this website into a beacon of hope for people. From the start, all I've wanted to do is stand up and say "hey! I got through it! I'm still here. You can get through it too!"
And that's what I've been trying to do for nearly 8 months now. Sometimes it goes really well. Other times it doesn't. When it doesn't, it hurts. But I try to push on anyway.
I try to be a rock for those around me. I try to empower people to tell their story even when their voice shakes. I try to encourage people to stick around and keep fighting even when it feels as though there's a weight upon their chest. I try to be a living, breathing example of what it looks like to be a fighter.
Then I have days when I don't feel like fighting. It's at those points that the guilt and the doubt set in.
Today is one of those days I'm afraid.


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Leonardo satellite symposium, cfp
CALL FOR PAPERS: from both scientists and artists and humanities scholars
We are pleased to announce the third Leonardo satellite symposium at NetSci2012 on Arts, Humanities, and Complex Networks. The aim of the symposium is to foster cross-disciplinary research on complex systems within or with the help of arts and humanities. The symposium will highlight arts and humanities as an interesting source of data, where the combined experience of arts, humanities research, and natural science makes a huge difference in overcoming the limitations of artificially segregated communities of practice. Furthermore, the symposium will focus on striking examples, where artists and humanities researchers make an impact within the natural sciences. By bringing together network scientists and specialists from the arts and humanities we strive for a better understanding of networks and their visualizations in general.


text: Before suggesting that his style be renamed Chang Moo Kwan Do, Sensei Byung-in Yoon taught what he termed Kwon Bop Kong Soo Do at the Seoul, YMCA in the 1940's. This Korean phrase literally translates: The Way of Fist Law AND Empty Hand. This designation not only pays tribute to the spirit of eclecticism that Byung wove into his art from its outset, but in its literary form, I also see Byung's conviction that a superior martial style reflects a proper blending of hard art (fist law) with soft art (empty hand). In choosing between a hard and soft style, it should never be either/or, but both/and . . . that is, chang moo kwan (lit. Korean for "building a complete martial arts house").


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A day of education, celebration and dialogue, this one-day symposium intends to acknowledge, celebrate and lift up the leadership and voice of women in the food movement. The day will focus on a transfer of knowledge and foundation-building through an inter-generational dialogue weaving together historical narrative and current efforts spanning policy, advocacy, art and farming – both through dialogue and visual representation.
Hosted by Red H Farm at the Permaculture Skills Center.


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David Kaplow received his Bachelor of Arts degree from the State University of New York at Binghamton, his Master of Arts degree from the University of Chicago, and his Juris Doctor from Florida State University.
For over two decades, David Kaplow has been practicing criminal defense law on the Treasure Coast. When he began his career as an Assistant Public Defender, David Kaplow successfully defended his clients with dedication and compassion. He was quickly promoted to handle major felony charges and became the head of the Misdemeanor Division in Martin County. David Kaplow has helped thousands of clients charged with both misdemeanors and felonies. He also has extensive experience representing clients in jury trials on charges ranging from misdemeanor offenses such as DUI, domestic battery and retail theft, to more serious felonies like aggravated battery, sexual offenses, attempted murder and murder. David Kaplow fights to protect the rights of the accused throughout the Treasure Coast. He provides his clients with the personal service and aggressive defense they deserve through negotiation with state prosecutors and skillful courtroom advocacy.
Understandably, former clients, attorneys and law firms refer clients to David Kaplow if they need a criminal defense attorney. He will answer your questions with sincerity and explain the criminal process in Florida.
Our office is conveniently located near the Martin County Courthouse and we can be contacted 7 days a week. To schedule an appointment, please call and ask to speak to David Kaplow directly at (772) 221-2100.
Phone: (772) 221-2100
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Vicki B's Café – Down Home Cookin' in Downtown Lake Charles
Visit Vicki B's Café on any weekday, and you'll likely find Vicki B. Stahl taking a break from the kitchen and strolling through the dining room. "I love to be out on the floor, greeting customers, asking them if they like their food or if there's something else I can get them," she says. "I love to cook and see the looks on peoples' faces when they eat food I've prepared." By interacting with her customers, Vicki can better meet their needs. "Sometimes people just need a kind word, a hug, or someone to talk to."
Vicki and her husband James opened their café in October 2016. The pair had been living a quiet peaceful life on a houseboat, "off the grid", as she says. James came home from church one day and suggested they look at some property in Lake Charles. He had a vision they were to open a restaurant. Without knowing any details or where they were going, they drove around town and eventually stopped at the Lakeshore location. The building had been empty for over four years, but they knew it was perfect. Vicki says, "When we first walked in, the building kind of spoke to us. It felt like home." The pieces fell into place and they opened Vicki B's Café nine months ago. "It's been an amazing journey," she adds.
Vicki, a woman of strong faith, feels God had been grooming her for thirty years for her current role. She had worked at various Lake Area restaurants since 1992. Consequently, she's experienced in every facet of the restaurant industry, from washing dishes and waitressing to managing, purchasing, and scheduling. "God's been training me in every aspect of this business – a long, lovely training process."
"Business has grown over the past nine months exponentially," says Vicki. "The reception from this area has been almost overwhelming. People come here to find peace and something good to eat. Food does more than give us energy until the next meal. It comforts us and takes us places." For example, Vicki serves turnip greens. It was a dish her grandmother had always made, often just for her, because she knew they were Vicki's favorite. "So now, when I take a bite of greens, it makes me think of Nanny," she says. Vicki hears similar stories from her customers. One elderly woman told Vicki the burger she was served tasted like one she recalled from a diner near her grandmother's home. She said, "When I took that first bite, I was seven years old again."
The café property, located at 1201 N. Lakeshore Dr., has an interesting history. It originally served as Ed Taussig's Ford dealership, built in 1956, and continued to operate as several other Ford businesses. Later, it briefly served as a location for the Department of Motor Vehicles. Around 2012, it was slated to open as the Horsepower Bar and Grill. Owners outfitted the space with gear-head décor, but the business never got off the ground. Vicki kept their motor motif and it suits her business well, with colorful murals, vintage signs, and old license plates.
Vicki B's Café is open Monday – Friday for breakfast and lunch. It's a perfect place to relax with a cup of coffee and gaze out over the lake, or for groups to hold weekly or monthly meetings. She serves primarily eggs and hash browns for breakfast, but if a customer has a special request, Vicki does her best to accommodate. Daily plate lunch specials include southern favorites such as baked chicken, red beans and sausage, jambalaya, meatloaf, and etouffée. Burgers and chicken salad stand out on the sandwich menu. In the evenings and on weekends, Vicki hosts private events such as wedding receptions and Mardi Gras balls. Currently, the dining room accommodates 150; 200 if she includes outdoor seating.
Looking forward, Vicki plans to incorporate an ice cream parlor into the café sometime next spring. She also wants to remodel the car bays from the original dealership, thus expanding her event center to accommodate 500 people. "God has a purpose for us being here," she says.
For more information, call 337-602-6688 or see their website, vickibscafe.com.
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At some point, most couples reach that proverbial crossroad where they decide to either put the brakes on their relationship or speed ahead. For Jon-Sesrie Goff and Madeleine Hunt-Ehrlich, that moment arrived in December 2013 as they drove through a snowstorm and Mr. Goff's car started to slide into an intersection at a two-way stop.
"It was a genuinely terrifying 30 seconds where we were about to run into traffic, and I had this thought suddenly that we might be about to die," Ms. Hunt-Ehrlich, 29, recalled. "But I thought, 'If I have to die so early, I'm glad I'm with this person for this moment. I wouldn't have it any other way.' I think I realized that this was the person I wanted to be next to for the rest of my life."
Mr. Goff, 33, was having a similar if inverse epiphany: that he very much wanted to live, with Ms. Hunt-Ehrlich at his side.
"So I was focusing on my emergency driving techniques," he said, and steering in the direction he wanted to go.
Both members of Philadelphia's thriving film community, they had met in passing three months earlier. She was a graduate student at Temple University; he was an adjunct professor at Villanova University and West Chester University.
After casually exchanging information, they began emailing occasionally and eventually made plans to have a drink.
Ms. Hunt-Ehrlich was coming off a series of disappointing relationships and doing what she and her girlfriends called "hate dating, where maybe you're a little disenchanted with love but you're going through the motions because you know you have to keep putting yourself out there," she said.
Mr. Goff had been traveling for work in lieu of pursuing romance and was excited to be spending time with someone who already intrigued him, especially after he noticed her photography in a city newspaper and was awed. Using their emails as a gauge, he expected theirs would be the kind of endless first date where the bartender had to ask them to leave at closing time.
Their rapport was warm and easy that evening as they discussed their filmmaking passions and perspectives — she, a devout documentarian-purist seeking the unvarnished truth; he, a worker in fiction that required the suspension of disbelief.
So imagine Mr. Goff's surprise when, just as he was hitting his stride, Ms. Hunt-Ehrlich abruptly called it a night.
"I have a very militant body clock — I get tired really early and then wake up really early — and at some point during the first drink I was ready to go home to bed," she said. "I could tell that it was confusing for him because we were having this lovely conversation."
In a text, she insisted that she'd had a great time and hoped they would see each other again — so they did, despite his insecurity about what had transpired.
Then it was her turn to doubt. After a couple of outings, they planned a picnic that included a game of truth or dare, and she asked him why he hadn't kissed her already.
"I thought I was being polite," he said. "I was kind of waiting for permission."
Permission granted.
"It was a great kiss," he said.
Sensing Ms. Hunt-Ehrlich's cynicism and caution regarding a new relationship, Mr. Goff began calling her nightly after their third date. And when, in October, a film project took him to Southern India, he found himself so eager to Skype with her that instead of planning for the next shoot, he could often be found in his room trying to get the spotty Wi-Fi to work.
"We started a conversation that we continue to have, that hasn't paused," she said of Mr. Goff, whom she described as quietly observant and very principled. "His consistency snuck up on me in that I knew I really liked this person."
At first, because they shared a love-hate relationship with Philadelphia, it was hard to tell whether they were meant to be together, or were merely a pleasant diversion for each other until they moved on.
The answer soon revealed itself.
"I think love isn't something you necessarily fall in to but you ascend to, and she presented enough challenges early on for me to ascend to not only love her but to be worthy of her love," Mr. Goff said. "Her sense of right and wrong is very clear, and she's a true empath. She really challenged my altruism and understanding of difference. She also challenged me as a filmmaker to be more of a scholar and inspired that strand of thinking within me."
But Mr. Goff, who had been a camera operator for 10 years, felt there was a limit to what could be done without a master's of fine arts degree. He began applying to graduate programs while Ms. Hunt-Ehrlich still had another year of school.
"I think I started to panic as I realized, 'This is my person,'" she said, as Mr. Goff prepared to move to Durham, N.C., to attend Duke University's experimental and documentary arts program. For a year, the couple carried on long distance until Ms. Hunt-Ehrlich, who had graduated and was struggling to balance her professional development with strengthening their relationship, moved south to join him.
"That was really my leap of faith," she said. While teaching at Elon University, she received a grant from Time Inc. for a short film on the theme of "Black Girl Magic," centered on the only girl to wear a hijab at a North Carolina high school during a time of anti-Muslim sentiment. She also earned a Tribeca Film Institute/ESPN Future Filmmaker Prize for "McKayla," a short film about McKayla Hanson, a para-athlete amputee and cancer survivor from Flint, Mich.
Mr. Goff, at the same time, continued working on his documentary "After Sherman," about the faith and resilience of Gullah-Geechee communities in the coastal Carolinas, as seen through the lens of land ownership and civic engagement, and for which the Rev. Clementa C. Pinckney, a Democratic state senator and minister, was a mentor and resource.
Then, on June 17, 2015, Dylann Roof entered the Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church in Charleston, S.C., where the senator was holding Bible study, and shot and killed him and eight other parishioners. Mr. Goff's father, the Rev. Dr. Norvel Goff Sr., and mother, Marie, had been in the church only 20 minutes earlier.
Mr. Goff and Ms. Hunt-Ehrlich immediately drove to Charleston to be with his parents as they attended the many wakes and funerals, and Mr. Goff filmed in the community for a year. His father, the presiding elder of the Edisto District of the South Carolina Annual Conference, served as Emanuel's interim pastor and was awarded the Order of the Palmetto, the highest civilian honor in South Carolina, by Nikki Haley, then the governor.
"I knew I was going to marry Madeleine, but the way in which she showed up for me and my family in that time period, I was like, 'This is not only my girlfriend and my best friend but truly my partner, who's willing to wholly experience everything that happens with me,'" said Mr. Goff, who proposed to Ms. Hunt-Ehrlich on a beach in Grenada in December 2015. "It also scared me that I could have potentially lost my parents, and it just really made me want to affirm the love that I have for Madeleine, because tomorrow is not promised."
On Feb. 19, Mr. Goff, now a museum specialist in film at the Smithsonian Institution's National Museum of African American History and Culture in Washington, and Ms. Hunt-Ehrlich, a visiting professor at Villanova, were married at the Harold Pratt House on 68th Street and Park Avenue. The ceremony, which wove together Jewish and Southern Christian rites, was officiated by the groom's father, and Rabbi James E. Ponet, the emeritus Howard M. Holtzmann Jewish Chaplain at Yale, assisted.
"Welcome to you, spanning so many generations — the spreading branches of mighty oaks are represented here, graced with wisdom, love and resilience," the bride's mother, the poet Erica Hunt, began before reading a poem she wrote for the wedding:
Is love enough?
Enough for what?
To take care of …
the stuff life brings:
the she said, he said …
the walking toward and the walking away from …
to meet disaster whether it arrives in pin drop silence
or siren blasts …
to bridge the space between what you mean to say and what
you said with the hollow space of what you left unsaid …
to see afresh desire's swift lights, and giddy tilts …
to love justice when the world forgets …
to see past troubles to hope …
Love is enough, if you remember to take care to love.
Afterward, as guests mingled before entering the ballroom for dinner, the bride's father, the jazz musician Marty Ehrlich, and an ensemble performed a work he composed for his daughter and her new husband.
"The models I've had for relationships have been monuments of commitment," said Ms. Hunt-Ehrlich, recalling the fabled loves of her grandparents and parents, frequent collaborators through their more than 30-year marriage. "I was raised with the sense that what gives your life purpose is going to be the work you do, and that the work you do should best be meaningful and contribute to the world."
George A. Peters II, a producer and a friend of the couple, said the bride and groom were sharing the same vision for their own "love narrative."
"She makes him more sharp, he makes her more bold," he said. "They are the perfect complement."


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Murdoch University Village is located in the suburb of Murdoch, next door to the Murdoch Hospital and commuting distance from Fremantle. The Village is only a 15-minute taxi ride from the attractions of the Perth city centre, and is easily accessible by public transport. For those out to catch some sun, some of Perth's most famous beaches are just a quick bus ride away.
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The Village's modern design takes environmental sustainability to a new level, with benchmark features such as grey water recycling in laundries, natural lighting, solar hot water panels and cross ventilation in rooms (keeping apartments cool without the need for air conditioning).
Internet - high-speed Internet connectivity is available in each bedroom and can be purchased after check-in. Charges apply - please enquire at check-in.
Parking - free parking is available, please see reception to organise a permit
Pool lounge - the pool lounge features a pool table, game consoles and flat screen plasma TV with Foxtel. The lounge is accessible 24 hours a day with your electronic swipe card and can be booked for private events.
Recreation room - the recreation room located at the rear of the grounds includes a beach volleyball and basketball court. Also available are BBQs and a stereo system.
Seminar room – this room is equipped with a data projector and screen, and is great for small meetings and group gatherings.
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No smoking
Self Catering
Internet access for a charge
Swimming pool
Self-catering facilities
Luggage storage
24 hour security
Linen included
Towels included
Common room
Clothes dryer
Washing machine
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Recommended restaurants (walking distance)
90 South Street, Murdoch, Perth, Western Australia, Perth6150, Australia
On arrival please report to reception. Once you arrive at the village, look for a sign "adminstration 32" and follow the footpath to building 32. If you arrive after hours please use the phone outside building 32 to call the RA on duty by dialling 6555.
Early check-in and late check-out is available if prior notice is given and subject to availability. Please make a note in the additional information section of the booking form.
How to find us
Murdoch University Village is located in the suburb of Murdoch and easily accessible by public transport. A 30 minute taxi is the best form of transport from Perth Airport. Click here for an additional map.
Buses leave from Murdoch train station regularly during the day. Bus numbers 98, 206, 207, 850 and 851 all leave Murdoch train station and run along Discovery Drive to the University and the village
Trains from Murdoch to the city run regularly throughout the day. A trip to the city is only 15 minutes on the train.
Village rules
All guests are expected to abide by the village rules. These are also available at Reception upon check-in.


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A lot of times I make food that I don't nessasrily care to eat because well, I love to make for other people. Take all the cakes, I love to make cake, it makes me so happy to make a cake, but I don't eat cake. I never eat cake.
This is not one of those times. I basically made these cabbage rolls all for me. Sure I shared them with the mr because it was dinner but honestly, he was't the biggest fan (he hate celery). And to be honest, I was glad he didn't really like them because these things were bonkers amazing to me whichh means I got to eat them all myself. In fact I thought they were so good that I made them twice this week. And not just because I have a shit load of cabbage right now, (I stocked up on cabbage and have like 15 heads in the pantry and stuffed in the fridge), although it helped that I do.
I ♥ cabbage.
And now I ♥ these cabbage rolls.
To the rolls!
The stuff. A head of cabbage, a can of butter beans (cooked from dried beans or canned), crushed tomato (also home made or canned), a couple stocks of celery, a carrot, an onion, some garlic, Italian seasoning, salt and pepper, and a little olive oil.
Start by getting the cabbage leaves to roll the filling in. You are basically just going to dunk the whole head of cabbage, with the core removed, into a big pot of boiling water until the outer leaves are tender enough to peel away. You are going to want to 12-14 nice leaves so peel away using tongs. Once you have all the leaves, remove the rest of the cabbage ans place the leaves back into the pot to cook until completely tender and soft. Remove then from the water and place them into a bowl and let them cool.
Meanwhile the filling. Take roughly half of the remaining cabbage and rough chop it up along with the celery, carrot, onion and garlic.
Place it all into food processor and pulse until its a small chunky chunk consistancy.
Add a splash of olive oil to a pan then dump the veggies on in. Sprinkle with salt and pepper and the Italian seasoning then set on a medium heat on the stove to start to cook the veggies a bit.
One the veggies are out and cooking, pulse up the butter beans in the food processor until not quite smooth. Some chunk is good.
Veggies a bit cooked.
Dump the veggies back into the food processor with the beans, along with a little of the crushed tomato. Pulse a few times.
That is the filling. Time to roll.
Pat each leave dry and lay flat on counter. If your cabbage leaves have thick ribs you can slice them down the middle, just not to far up into the leaf. Add about 1/3 of a cup of the filling (add less for smaller leaves) and then roll as tightly as you can like a burrito without the filling coming out. Repeat until all the filling is gone.
Place all of the rolls nice and cozy into a oven safe pan, preferably the pan you have been using to cook the veggies in (you want them to fit close together, it helps then from opening up during cooking ) and cover then all up with crushed tomato.
Now all you need to do is stick the whole thing in the oven.
Cooked and looking good.
If you got it, spinkled with some green scallions and parsley for color and flavor and the all you need to do it eat. Eat one or eat them all because they are freaking fantastic!
P.S. Left overs are just as good, if not better cold.
Stay cool.
Butter Bean Cabbage Rolls
A medium sized head of cabbage
2 cups (or 1 can) cooked butter beans
an onion
1 large carrots
2 stalks of celery
3 cloves garlic
3 1/2 cups crushed tomatoes (or a 28 oz can)
1 tablespoon Italian seasoning
olive oil
salt and pepper
First thing, bring a large pot of water to a boil. Remove the core from the head of cabbage and place the cabbage head into the boiling water. Gently peal away 12-14 of the outer leaves from the head then remove the head. Place the leaves back into the boiling water until they are soft and plyable. Remove from water and place in a large bowl.
Preheat oven to 400
Rough chop about half of the remaining cabbage head (like a little more then a cup) the carrot, celery, onion, and the garlic and place into a food processor. Pulse until its a small chunk consistency. Add a drizzle of olive oil to a skillet (if you can, use a oven safe skillet the can also be used to bake the rolls in) and dump the veggies in. Sprinkle with the Italian seasoning, salt and pepper, and place on a medium heat to cook for a few minutes. While the veggies are cooking, drain the beans and dump them into the food processsor. Pulse until not quite smooth. After the veggies have started to become fragrant and are not completely raw, dump those veggies back into the food processor with the beans. Add about 1/3 cup of the crushed tomato and pulse until combined.
To assemble the rolls. Pat the leaves dry and lay flat. If a leaf has a really thick rib, cut it down the middle, but not to far up the leaf.. Place about 1/3 cup of filling into each leaf (less if the leaves are small) and roll each one up like a burrito, as tight as you can without ripping the cabbage. Place rolls into oven safe skillet, bumped up against each other if they can. Once all the rolls are assembled and in skillet, pour the crushed tomatoes all over, getting the sauce in between each of the rolls.
And then place the rolls into oven to bake for an hour.
Once the rolls looked cooked and maybe a little crisp on an edge or two, remove and let cool a few minutes before serving.
Chopped parsley and scallions are nice to sprinkle on top if you got it.
Eat, and eat some more. Any left over should be placed into the fridge and eaten just a short few hours later cold, while standing in from of the fridge because these cold are almost better then hot. So good!


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TV Personality/Entrepreneur Tionna Smalls is set to release her new book, Men Love Abuse: The Guide to Losing the Image of Being the Nice Girl & Getting the Man You Want! (Talk Dat Ish Books; On-sale: January 27, 2012; 978-0-9830554-0-2; $14.99) from her Pocketbook Series. Smalls is best known as the Relationship Advisor on Vh1's What Chilli Wants (Season 1 and 2) helping pop star Rozonda "Chilli" Thomas find love.
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Dr. Mireles-Chavez is board certified by the American Board of Obesity Medicine. She is also Board Certified in Pediatrics and a Fellow of the American Academy of Pediatrics. She has practiced pediatrics in the Fresno, California area for more than 15 years. She is a graduate of UCSF-Fresno Pediatric residency program. She graduated from Stanford University School of Medicine after receiving her Bachelor of Arts degree in Integrative Biology from the University of California at Berkeley. Her interest in a more holistic approach to medicine of all ages grew from attending age management conferences with her husband, Dr. Juan Chavez.
She was trained in integrative and restorative medicine from SaJune Institute for Restorative and Regenerative Medicine and specializes in women and adolescents. Additional training includes:
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"For there is one God, and there is one mediator between God and men, the man Christ Jesus," 1Timothy 2:5
My title reference to Christianity is referring to Christianity that submits to the authority of Scripture rather than religious tradition or denominational additions.
I say that because there is a move afoot today that would integrate Christianity with other belief systems all in the name of cultural sensitivity or not wishing to offend so, "lets do what it takes to get along together!"
But this cannot be so, because the true message of Christianity is offensive to man's own ego. It cuts into his selfish pride as he struggles with the idea of the way of salvation being so exclusive, yet at the same time being open to all on God's terms alone!
Philip Graham Ryken once wrote, "On the one hand, Christianity is the most exclusive religion imaginable. It insists that belief in Jesus Christ is absolutely necessary for salvation. Jesus is the only way. You must go to Him to get eternal life. On the other hand, Christianity is the most inclusive religion possible because it makes salvation accessible to everyone. Salvation is offered for all people through one Person. Whoever believes in Him will not perish. Anyone who receives or believes in Jesus will live forever with God. There are no racial, social, intellectual, or economic criteria that prevent anyone from joining God's family. One of the problems with the other religions of the world is that they all smack of elitism… Only Christianity offers salvation to everyone as a free gift. [Grace Quotes]
This is why the message of the gospel is unique and we dare not create an amalgam that would in any way impede the truth distinctives of the biblical gospel.


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Topic: Underwater Photography and the Health of the Puget Sound
Made in Puget Sound is an all-volunteer non-profit organization working to promote and protect the Puget Sound, its environment and inhabitants through the unique underwater photography and videography of founder Drew Collins.
At this presentation, Drew will share information about his photography and important environmental issues facing the Puget Sound. He will also have calendars and small pieces of artwork for anyone who wishes to make a contribution to Made in Puget Sound. To view some of Drew's amazing photographs and learn more about his organization, visit his website: https://www.madeinpugetsound.org/.
Guests over the age of 21 are welcome. Doors open at 5:30 pm and the presentation begins at 6:00 pm. Drinks will be available for purchase; feel free to bring a takeout dinner and your questions!
Steward Club and Harbor History Museum members are FREE; Non-Members: $5.