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Rene Lacoste, a 7-time tennis Grand Slam winner from France, is credited as the first person to create the tennis shirt when he introduced his shirt design in 1929. The idea of creating the shirt came to Lacoste because the tennis apparel up to that time consisted of long-sleeved shirts, trousers and ties. The clothes worn by tennis players on the tennis court during the 19th and early 20th centuries were more appropriate for offices. Besides, the dress shirts worn on the courts were stiff and the ties heavy.
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The polo shirt reached its peak of popularity in 1967 when Ralph Lauren introduced his original clothing line aptly named Polo. Ralph Lauren's shirts weren't made for players to wear during polo games but the association of the polo shirt with the idea of leisure propelled his shirt into an instant hit with non-polo players.
Golf attire used to be formal, but in the 20th century, golf players started to wear less formal and more easygoing golf apparel. It wasn't just polo players who started adopting the tennis shirt as standard sports attire, but golf players as well. Today, you'll see most golf players wearing these shirts at tournaments. However KJ McDaniels Rockets Jersey , since golf is very different from tennis, the tennis shirts for golf players has to have a different cut design which differentiates the golf shirt from a tennis shirt.
Tennis shirts are so common today; they are worn by practically anyone whether they play sports or not. Men and women wear them regardless of occasion. Clothing companies typically have their own version of Lacoste's shirt. These shirts are the perfect attire for times when round-collar t-shirts are too informal and formal business wear is too overdressed. You'll find semi-professional people and those in the retail industry often wearing tennis shirts to work. In many workplace environments, these shirts are acceptable work attire as they're smart and casual.
Then in the 1990s, the tennis shirt became the standard attire (business informalcasual) in the high-tech industry. This eventually spread to other industries. Companies eventually started printing their logos on tennis shirts when they became the corporate apparel. This way, the shirts provide the ultimate casual work wear while setting corporate identity and uniformity among employees at the same time.
In sports, tennis shirts are the standard attire. Caddies, umpires, and sports announcers wear tennis shirts. The shirts are also commonly worn in schools both by teachers and students. In many schools Josh Smith Rockets Jersey , these shirts are actually the required uniform.
Tennis shirts are, above all, associated very closely with sports, so most tennis shirts come in light colors, with white being the most typical color. Aside from the color, the "tennis tail" is another feature of the shirt design. Tennis shirts typically have a back that is a few centimeters longer than the front of the shirt. This is actually an original design by Lacoste. The tennis tail is designed such that when a tennis player leans forward, the back of the shirt remains tucked in his shorts.Author's Resource BoxTommy is a big fan of Lacoste Polo shirts. He likes to match that with any of his Lacoste hats. He keeps the money he saves from shopping online in his Lacoste wallets.
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"Kobo Arc is the perfect tablet for people who love consuming books, movies, and surfing the web," said Wayne White, EVP of Devices, Kobo. "With the latest Jelly Bean update, Kobo Arc becomes the perfect eReading companion that offers more with intelligent search recommendations, voice-to-text, and a highly responsive touch screen."
The Android 4.1 Jelly Bean update for the Kobo Arc is being released as an over the air update for the device, and it should be available for you tablet as of now.
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On this New Year's threshold of a new decade, armed with the Buddha's warning that everything changes, it's easy to see impermanence is still one guaranteed truth of life. On the small scale, our bodies have been handed a little more old age than we'd prefer, our mind hopefully some of the clarity we didn't know it lacked. People have died, people have been born. Some of my socks got divorced during a visit to the washing machine, leaving me only one of the pair.
Since what goes up must come down, the 20th Century ascendancy of the United States of America has become a fast downhill slide into the 21st when the land of the free and home of brave turned into the land of fee and home of the rave. White skinned natives slowly slipped from majority to minority, and opportunity is no longer knocking because it's been shipped to China, last century's starving nation become this century's superpower. Having replaced the tribe and city-state, nationalism and the nation-state have given way to the international corporate state where people identify with proud loyalty not as citizens of a country with a flag, but consumers of a brand with an icon.
We entered the year with a new leader who campaigned on change you can believe in, and exit believing nothing's changed. Al-Qaeda is still trying to blow American airplanes out of the sky, American troops are still chasing chimeras in Asia—this time not southeast but southwest, financiers are still finagling to game the economy 'til it tanks. After yet another ridiculous boom, we've had yet another great depression even if the image-makers don't want to call it that, a Samsaric cycle spinning since the 18th Century. And, look, there's Glenn Beck on TV as the new version of re-assuring Mr. Rogers.
The French long ago diagnosed our disorder: the more things change, the more they stay the same. The insanely popular image control program known as Photoshop is, for instance, just the latest tool for the oldest con. America is so addicted to seeing itself as pure and perfect that my just-out-of-college job in magazines in 1966 involved carefully cropping cigarettes out of all photos of the new, high wattage celebrity, Jackie Kennedy, and making sure big box office hunks kept their homosexuality to themselves by publishing only photographs of them with orgasmic looking starlets eager to pose for a shot at fame. And now we know despite all the image manipulation that Tiger Woods really couldn't hit a hole in one.
The imperfections that belie our purity have been similarly cropped out of history books. The founding of the nation has been spun into a slick, sweet and picturesque Disneyland confection: pious religious pilgrims seek sanctuary from persecution and find utopia on a rocky Massachusetts beach, launching freedom for all to do their own thing. How unpatriotic to mention that there were already at least a half dozen colonies settled in and settled down to extracting as much of New England's natural riches as they could—fish, furs, salt, timber-- for massive corporate profit back in England.
Despite all the sanctimonious sound bites about trust in God, nobody ever did. The East coast was settled in a rush for cod, the West coast in the rush for gold and much of the land between in spurious real estate scams set up by railroad profiteers to get farms making food available along their routes. Our prophets have always been profits, so our man of the year this TIME is unsurprisingly central banker Ben Bernanke, launcher of the latest boom and bust.
We may have exchanged codpieces for neckties and schooners for SSTs, but the horrors of our still unreformed health care system come straight from 1607. That's the year this country likes to claim it began and here's how: discovery of massive cod schools in the Gulf of Maine uncorked such irrational exuberance in the investor class of olde England, corporate syndicates formed to finance fishing figured out they'd make way more money parking their labor onshore rather than ferrying it back every autumn, filling up ships that could be carrying income producing salted fish. So with all sorts of unctuous profit sharing promises, they recruited pioneers. The first batch, sponsored by the Plymouth Company, shipped out in spring 1607 and in late summer landed on the coast of Maine. Not realizing this Mecca was any different from that of rival East India Company, the Plymouth investors outfitted their recruits for the heat of Mumbai, and when the Maine winter killed the majority so that all hands were not onboard to fish in spring, the investors simply abandoned the few survivors to live or die on their own. They had not become "profit centers." There was no money to be made rescuing them.
Just like today's corner office occupants at Goldman Sachs who we now learn made buckets of money betting against their own clients, the Pilgrims were only too happy to score huge personal profits by biting the hands that fed them. Those belonged to the Plymouth Company settlers on Damariscove Island off the coast of Maine, a prosperous but raucous bunch of fishermen who in 1622 took pity on that sanctimonious starving, ragtag band, freely giving them food and survival guidance. The newly strengthened Pilgrims returned the favors by returning to fish the same grounds, trade with the same Indians and get a land grant guaranteed to usurp their redeemers' most profitable business. Then to insure their monopoly on the lucrative fur trade, the Pilgrims baldly lied about the boundaries of that land grant, telling England the mouth of the Kennebec River was the open ocean near Damariscove Island when it lay in fact fourteen miles back in Merrymeeting Bay. The sleight of hand got the Pilgrims the shipping channel they needed to bust business for Damariscove and although their chicanery was contested in pious Puritan courts for 200 years, their lie continues to be perpetuated as truth on charts and maps, because the Puritan courts would not rescind it. To say it ain't so was to admit this country was not founded on pure piety but raw greed.
We are closing in on the centennial election anniversary of the laissez faire forerunner of Ronald Reagan and George Bush whichever, Calvin Coolidge who in the mid 1920s so famously declared: "The business of America is business." And we know what happened after that: the crash of 1929 and the Great Depression, right?
Ignoring the genocide in Tibet and snubbing the Dalai Lama are just re-iterations of minding our business the way we did when "good" Germans came begging for America to help them do away with Hitler before he destroyed the world as they knew it. The same cold bottom line calculus that keeps Obama in thrall to China kept FDR—reportedly with help from his aide Felix Frankfurter, from intervening to stop the Holocaust or the bombing of Great Britain. The thinking was: if the Germans and British remained tied up in war, madly destroying each other, American corporations would have a clear playing field in the world marketplace, and thus unchallenged monopoly on its profits.
Both the Buddha and Guru Rinpoche prophesied the year coming and the one going would be part of a degenerate age. Certainly that's easy to believe watching the entire Republican Party mistake government for a Superbowl game, going out on the Congressional field with a strategy that winning is everything so they have to hard-headedly butt block any advance by the Democrats toward any goal.
But Tai Situ Rinpoche says degenerate means the "good things" are harder to come by than they used to be. In the early days of human history, he claims, "it may have been just as difficult to come across goodness as it is now, but it was very difficult to also come across so many distractions from it. "On a superficial level the quality of life is better while on a deeper level it has become so much worse … . There are all these new things which cause people to have so much trouble inside themselves, which affect people's emotional health to a very great extent."
The emotions and defilements of human beings have not changed, Tai Situ Rinpoche says. Negative emotions and actions were the same in the time of the Buddha as they are now. "Whatever it took Milarepa to get enlightened, it will take us too." Jacuzzis, first class airline tickets, HDTV and 400 thread count linens aren't going to make it easier.
So if everything changes but everything stays the same, what is real change? Rinpoche says he sees it in immense education efforts and the increasingly rapid spread of Dharma. "Like a knife having been honed, our senses have become quite sharp nowadays, so if we gain the strength, if we have true awareness and a bit of wisdom, we can cut through negativity much more effectively than the people before us. …Worldly things are so abundant, that for many people they are no longer exciting. Having lost that sense of excitement, we can really say good-bye to all that.. ."
And Hello 2010.
~Sandy Garson
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Remember when I shared with you that my neighbor asked me to watch the "baby" for her one day?
I've had him all weekend. It started off with her going away with a boyfriend and asking me to watch him for her.
When I got there she had already bathed him and put a cute little pair of jammies on.  I picked him up to rock him to sleep and he kept asking about his "mommy". I couldn't stand to hear him whimper. I told him his mommy loved him very much and would be back soon. As I was cuddling him he put his little hand down the top of my blouse and began to squeeze my boobs. It really brought to reality that this was not a normal baby. This was a grown man an adult baby! He wanted me to give him another bath before bed. I took him to the bathtub, gathered his and bathtub toys, he had a small donut type float. He kept putting his dick through the float and calling my attention to it. I took him out of the tub and towel dried him patting him over his back, his legs and that little dinky.
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A time for Klaipėda
Another large city in Lithuania located in the western of the country.
For readers who may be confused about how to call this city. It is 'Klai-Pey-Da'. That's it!!
This city has a connecting way to Palanga and Nida as I ever told you before about its stunning.
Traveling from Vilnius takes around 3 to 4 hours. by bus or train.
It is another seaside city with seaports, old town and new town.
It seems like a signature of every city in Lithuania that each has its own old town and new town. and so does Klaipėda. You might think that it would be the same as Kaunas or Vilnius. Absolutely it will never be the same! Even though full of restaurants and bars for tourists like us to feel its atmosphere and easy to get explored by foot, it would be your nice short visit in the city for sure. Here is full of Scandinavian and German architectures as well.
A place you should not miss here is the Square of Theatre. It hosts many special events in this city for locals and visitors with the sculpture of Ann as a youthful barefoot girl from Tharaw and drama theatre.
This city has its seaside, so it is no hesitation about going to have some relaxation at the beach and Melnrage beach is the closest one to the city. Normally, it will be more visited in summer and crowded during any special occasions. For people who want to see the sunset, here is the perfect place for you!
Have you ever heard Summer Christmas before?
It is the special feast hosted annually in the last weekend of July, especially in Klaipeda! It is full of performances, shows and concerts. There are a lot of people, locals, Lithuanians or any visitors will come and join this traditional sea festival! So if you have a chance there, don't miss by the way!
Another district in Klaipėda has not been told yet! It is Smiltynė. It is an area reachable of boats or ferry only! And here is a place connected to Curonian Spit as known as a breathtaking beach in Lithuania. So if you want to get there, you just need to go to the seaport first with public transport in Klaipėda: bus and minibus.
You may feel confused where to go in Lithuania when you want the beach listed in your journey because there have been 3 cities now! Nida, Palanga and Klaipėda. As a tourist, we might think that it can be anywhere but just Lithuanian. No! It is not an absolute answer for you! To ease this decision, some of my Lithuanian crews suggested me that if I like to party, Palanga is your better answer. Or I if I just want to have some relaxation during my vacation, Klaipėda can respond you in this way. Otherwise you prefer to feel more natures and peace. Nida is a more suitable choice.
Do you see?
Each city has its distinctiveness.
Find your own. Grab your bag. And travel Lithuania!
For the next week, I will come up with special story of my own journey.
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His Excellency Ashkat Orazbay, Kazakhstan Ambassador to Indonesia (right) presenting the "Best Islamic Exchange 2016" award to Mr Jamaluddin Nor Mohamad (left), the Director of Islamic Capital Market of Bursa Malaysia at the Global Islamic Finance Awards 2016 in Jakarta, Indonesia.
Datuk Seri Tajuddin Atan, the Chief Executive Officer of Bursa Malaysia said, "It is with great pleasure that we received the "Best Islamic Exchange 2016" award. This is the second year that Bursa Malaysia has won the award from the Global Islamic Finance Awards. It is gratifying to see our efforts and endeavors being recognised once again by both the domestic and international financial community for the growth and performance of our Islamic capital market".
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After two years of caring and breeding, my game Letteral finally hatched today. I originally estimated that it would only take me 12 months to develop the game… then 18… Now, it has been 24 months and it could have been a lot more if it weren't for the fantastic community of iOS developers who is sharing their questions, thoughts, and knowledge on the internet.
I learned a lot while developing Letteral. Of course, I became better at stuff I already knew, like UI design and general programming. But I also had to dive into topics I never worked on before, for example, GameCenter, Amazon Web Services or advertisements. This knowledge should not go to waste, so I'm going to publish a series of blog posts in which I'll share my experiences with you. A new post will be up each Friday. I haven't yet decided on all the topics that I'm going to cover, so if there is anything you are particularly interested in, please let me know!
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When Martin Woldson Theater at The Fox opened in November 2007 many people asked if we had Fox image notecards for sale. It peaked my interest because I have a soft spot for cards, love photography, and the theater has many wonderful details to photograph, which I had permission to shoot. If I could create a card for people to purchase that would help them remember their experience at The Fox it would be meaningful to the concert-goer and help promote the theater. Unfortunately, it was decided not to add a kiosk with merchandise at that time. In January 2010, with the national release of the Spokane Symphony's Letters from Lincoln CD (performance recorded live with Thomas Hampson in 2009 to commemorate the 200th birthday of Abraham Lincoln - a commisioned piece by the Spokane Symphony, written by Michael Daugherty; see a 5 minute video about this on you tube - just google Letters from Lincoln) the CD's would be on sale at the theater and I got permission to see what I could come up with. The result was not one card but two 5x7 cards made from two of my images I took in Martin Woldson Theater at The Fox. The cards are being sold during Spokane Symphony and Fox Presents performances with other merchandise like Symphony mugs, t-shirts, CD holders, and Letters of Lincoln CD's. The first night 17 of my cards sold, and have consistently continued to sell since. It is satisfying to have accomplished this goal in February!


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Mini Frittatas
These frittatas are so, so good! K loved them, A went pretty crazy over them, and even I loved them! You could use kale in place of spinach, or any other veggie you'd like, as well as changing the meat to pretty much any meat you'd like. This recipe is so versatile, and one we'll behaving over and over again.
8 large eggs
1/3 cup milk
dash of pepper
dash of salt
4 oz sausage, ham, or bacon (or any meat of choice) cut into small pieces
1/2 cup grated parmesan cheese
1/4 cup chopped spinach leaves
1/2 cup shredded cheese, plus more for sprinkling on top
sour cream, salsa, or ketchup as desired
Preheat your oven to 375 degrees.
Spray your muffin tin with non-stick spray.
In a mixing bowl whisk the eggs, milk, salt, and pepper together and blend well. Add in the sausage (or whatever meat you chose), cheese, and spinach.
Fill your sprayed muffin tin cups 3/4 full with the egg mixture, then sprinkle cheddar cheese on the top of each. If you have any unfilled tins be sure to fill them with water to avoid scorching of your pan.
Bake until the egg mixture puffs and is just set in the center, about 15 to 20 minutes. The frittatas will sink a bit as they are removed from the oven and settle to room temperature.
Top with sour cream, salsa, or ketchup as desired.


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Walking at a shopping mall today I found a pair of shoes which instantly reminded me of my wedding I didn't have. Huh, you may say. I've been married almost a year, and I am very happy about the day we had.
Month: July 2013
About forgotten hobbies and stuff
I have always been fascinated by the people how are very good, I mean perfect, at the things they day. It could be arts, including music, photography, crafts, etc. One of my hobbies, which I abandoned some time a go was photography. I am not an artist, neither am I a photographer. I just liked making pictures, capturing the moment. I love the fact that I can go back two or three years ago and see how me and my friends (or ex-friends now) looked at the moment. Continue reading
Being mature don't forget childish things
When you are adults, the society expects that you will act in a mature manner, be wise, and live the life everyone live. In a way, I agree with that but does that mean that we should not see the world through the eyes of a child? Do not be childish, but cherish the things that make a child feel happy.
I regard myself as an adult but very often I find myself openly expressing my emotions not being afraid of what other people may think about me. Do not suppress your feelings, don't care about what the others may say or how they may react to your reaction. Continue reading
3 trade marks I will never give up using
Initially, I was thinking to talk about 5 trade marks I adore. So I had to go around and check my shelves and drawers to find the items I love to use and which would not like to stop using. Unfortunately, I could not come up with five trade marks. I've got only three, and I think it's all right, because I have things which I think suits me best.
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The exclusive figure, only available in the Operation: Icestorm box, the Father-Knight is one of the best Infinity sculpts to date!
The recipe for the blue armor can be found in my handy step-by-step article HERE.
Merry Christmas, everyone - and Happy Holidays! I hope Santa brings you everything you asked for tomorrow! Especially if it's N3!


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Farmers market 230th anniversary
Historic City Farmers Market holds a 230th anniversary celebration, with children's activities, vendor giveaways, birthday cake and more. Festivities begin at 8 a.m. Saturday. Historic City Farmers Market, 25 W. Church St., downtown Hagerstown. Free admission. Call 301-739-8577, ext. 190, or go to www.hagerstownmarket.org.
Hagerpex Stamp Show
Twelve stamp dealers will offer stamps, postal covers and postal history. 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Saturday. Ramada Plaza Hotel, 1718 Underpass Way, Halfway. Free. Call 301-714-1423.
Rock Box special story time
An interactive and educational story time featuring geology for kids. Crack open a geode and create your own pet rock. For ages 3 to 8. 11:30 a.m. Saturday. Smithsburg Library, 66 W. Water St., Smithsburg. Call 301-824-7722 to sign up.
MusicFest 2013
Activities for all ages, pig roast, food, games, inflatables. Entertainment includes Degrees of Freedom, Seven X Seventy, Daniel's Vision, Men in Black and Cover Girls. 1 to 7 p.m. Saturday. New Covenant Fellowship Independent Church, 18310 Breathedsville Road, Boonsboro. Free. Call 240-527-0460 or email email@example.com.
Back to School, Christmas in August
18th annual Cornett Tribute 20-lap Pure Stock special with time trials. Late Model Sportsman race. Kids will have an opportunity to ride in a race car. Santa from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Bring cameras. Gates open at 5 p.m. today; racing at 7 p.m. Hagerstown Speedway, 15112 National Pike, Hagerstown. $10. Go to www.hagerstownspeedway.com.
Thunder on the Mountain
Civil War re-enactors portraying Union and Confederate infantry, cavalry and artillery units will re-create the fighting at Fox's Gap during the 1862 Battle of South Mountain. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday and 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sunday. Intersection of Reno Monument Road and Lamb's Knoll Road. Free. Call 301-4320-4042.
Open Airplane Afternoon
To coincide with National Aviation Day, Hagerstown Aviation Museum holds an open house. Visitors can climb aboard airplanes built in Hagerstown, including the Fairchild C-82 and Fairchild C-119 "Flying Boxcar," and look at a 1928 Kreider Reisner KR-31 biplane. 2 to 5 p.m. Sunday, rain or shine. Hagerstown Aviation Museum, 14235 Oak Springs Road, off Basore Drive, near Hagerstown Regional Airport, north of Hagerstown. Free admission. Call 301-733-8717 or go to www.hagerstownaviationmuseum.org.
Red, White and Blue Summer Concert
The U.S. Navy's Country Current will perform country and bluegrass music. 6:15 p.m. Sunday. Hagerstown Community College's Alumni Amphitheater, Robinwood Drive, east of Hagerstown. Call 240-500-2346 or go to www.hagerstowncc.edu/alumni-friends.
Concert in the Park
South Mountain Jam will feature blues and '70s rock. 7 p.m. Sunday. Shafer Park gazebo, 37 Park Drive, Boonsboro. Call 301-432-5141.


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Blueberry-Rhubarb Chicken Salad (Paleo, Gluten free, Dairy free, Nut free)
Blueberry-Rhubarb Chicken Salad (Paleo, Gluten free, Dairy free, Nut free)
Have you tried rhubarb yet? I met a nice woman at the farmer's market the other day and we started talking about strawberries and how much we love making all different kinds of things with strawberries…pies, jams, etc., but then I mentioned rhubarb and how the tangy-sweet taste of rhubarb so perfectly compliments strawberries and she stopped talking. She had never tried rhubarb and admitted shyly that she's afraid to. I thought that was so funny at the time, but then thinking back to that conversation, I think she voiced what a lot of us feel sometimes! How many times have you been to a farmer's market, or even a grocery store and avoided the strange looking unknown vegetable or purple cauliflower because somewhere deep down you were a little afraid? That fear…of the unknown, of the "strange" or different…that's real, and it holds us back, from achieving our health and fitness goals, from pursuing our dreams in life, and from trying that delicious rhubarb. I admit, it happens to me. But I want to encourage you to go out this summer to your local market and find and try something new! Buy it, google a recipe, or ask for my advice (if you're desperate), and let me know how it goes!
Now…back to rhubarb. I was making my weekly batch of chicken salad (it's a hands down favorite food of mine, always has been, even pre-paleo), and I just thought how delicious rhubarb would be in this, for both its flavor and its crunchy texture (similar to celery). Then I thought it would go so awesomely with a sweet and slightly tart fruit. Well, I was right! Now I can't stop eating it, so I had to share the recipe. It's the perfect summer salad. This recipe is originally nut-free, but if you enjoy nuts, I imagine some chopped pecans or walnuts would be great in it. I hope you enjoy it, and if this is your first experience with rhubarb then kudos to you for trying it!
Blueberry-Rhubarb Chicken Salad (Paleo, Gluten free, Dairy free, Nut free)
– 1/2 c rhubarb, diced
– 1 c dried blueberries (I use these)
– 4 c cooked chicken breasts, diced (I boil mine)
– 4 boiled egg whites, diced
– 3/4 c mayonnaise (I use this or make my own)
-1T apple cider vinegar
– 2tsp honey
– 2 T chives, chopped
– salt and pepper, to taste
Mix sauce ingredients together in small bowl. In large bowl throw together all other ingredients. Pour sauce into bowl with other ingredients and stir to combine. Refrigerate. It's that simple! Serve on top of arugula or spinach, and maybe in a yummy wrap like this.


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It may be because it is so far removed from my day to day experience. There's the dynamic nature of the Bering Sea, personality clashes, poor diet, days without sleep, dangerous tasks, gamble of crab pot placement, engine and equipment malfunction, mutinous crews, cantankerous captains, quotas, deadlines, rouge waves, storms, ice over, ice pack, accidents, rescues, greenhorns, crab count, crew pranks, sibling rivalry and the tension between an income versus large amounts of time away from family,
I had a few episodes lined up for my 'Deadliest Catch-up-athon' whilst the rest of the family headed off the swimming lessons. But watching it today cost me time and fabric - learning to piece a new block with half square triangles (HSTs)
Block #3 - The Balkan Puzzle
The trouble began way back at Step 0 - with poor fabric selection. I had the green and white FQ all lined from a recent purchase in a quilt boutique. But when I opened it up to iron, I found that it had sun fading on every fold line (Dang! I should have checked it and they should never have sold it) making it almost useless for large pieces. So then I chose another fabric...cut that, but then realised that if I cut wisely, I could use the original FQ and hide the faded sections in the seams. (Dang again! Now have a few 5 1/2 inch squares to do nothing with - let's hope future blocks can use them up).
The online tutorial at Craftsy used the MSQC easy HST method of sewing around the outside of 2 paired fabric square and then slicing into quarters. I had been reading the comments section and the recurring gripe was difficulty in getting the finished block to measure 12.5" square. A lot of ladies were coming in at only 12" square. This lead to much discussion about quarter inch presser feet and scant seams versus generous seams.
I tend to eyeball my fabric as it passes over the base plate and keep it on the 1/4 inch line. I do have a 1/4 inch foot but find it tends to flare out from the feed dogs, and bumping fabric up against it results in a generous 1/4 inch. So my eyeball method usually comes right in on the money.
But this time I really kept a few thread left of the eyeball line for fear of going over. However the over-thinking and over-cautiouness worked against me and I ended up with a 12.5 x 13" block instead. (Dang! Dang! What the???) Then there were the ever hungry feed dogs trying to eat the corners of my HSTs as I ran them through (Dang! Dang! Dang! Arrrrrgh!)
I took far too long on the block and felt so deflated by the end that I could not even bring myself to attempt block #4. Golden Rule - never sew when you are tired (or depressed). Give it up for the day, girl!
1. I had 2 mis-starts with my fabric selection (Dang! Dang!) but then settled on some nice complimentary prints to cut up.
2. Traditional ruling down the diagonal this time. (Ah familiar territory!)
3. Pin in place (feeling much more secure).
4. Sew to the right of the line - on both sides - chain piecing (getting my sewjo back now!).
5. Cut down the diagonal line to get 2 HSTs (easy peasy Japanesy!).
6. Press open to the dark fabric and then trim each HST(I am on fire baby, yeah!).
7. Assemble the HSTs and squares into a chevron. (Uh-oh! Can you see the problem? Yes, I trimmed the HSTs to 4 1/2 inches instead of 3 1/2 inches. Doh!).
8. Recut the HSTs and then sew each of the rows together nesting the seams. Block measures just a fraction over 12.5"(Hooray for me!).
9. Trim and breathe a sigh of relief. So much better than the last block despite the hiccup at step 6.
10. Put block 1,2,3 & 4 together and "click" (Looking good so far! Loving those sunflowers in the chunky chevron).


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If you were too busy being distracted by Beyonce's pregnancy announcement this weekend to notice what was going on with another member of the Knowles family, let me just break it down for you: Beyonce's sister, Solange, was engaged in an epic battle against police brutality and racism.
While some people may have been willing to accept the sort of discrimination Solange faced when she attempted to enter a Miami Beach club on Sunday night, Ms. Knowles valiantly stood up for her rights—and has since launched a guerrilla campaign of awareness via Twitter.
Like so many heartbreaking stories of discrimination throughout history, this disturbing tale of police misconduct revolves around a giant inflatable banana.
It all started when a police officer refused to allow Solange to enter a popular South Beach club—because the singer/DJ was in possession of a "5-foot-tall inflatable banana." It's unclear how this banana was threatening the safety of Miami citizens (perhaps there was concern over the danger of people slipping on a comically oversized peel?), but a police department spokesman claims that once Knowles was denied entrance by the bouncer, she became abusive and was escorted across the street to continue the conversation.
Knowles, however, has a very different story to tell, and she shared her side of things in a series of tweets:
I have literally had my last leg with discriminating police! Miami police department will be notified. A police officer just pulled a weapon on me.... I have done NOTHING illegal, against the law, or anything of the sort.
According to Knowles' rep, the weapon was a switchblade, which the officer threatened to use in order to deflate the banana while telling Knowles and her two friends, "I don't find the humor in this anymore."
Exactly. What could possibly be funny about this story? Frankly, I'm disgusted to think we may be living in a nation where a black woman's right to bring an enormous banana-shaped balloon into a nightclub is compromised, and that her subsequent outrage hasn't been treated with the honor and respect it deserves.
Don't worry, though, Solange isn't giving up the fight any time soon. She writes:
I'm only tweeting this to raise awareness. I could have left quietly, but I am sick & tired of this scenario being played over & over again. It is time to do something about it. I am a mother raising a young black child in America. I'm going to die trying!
What do you think about Solange's police altercation?
Image via SolangeMusic.com


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People who work on farms are being urged to take care after figures revealed farming was the most dangerous industry last year.
The fatal accident rate in farming as 18 times higher than the UK industrial average according to the Health and Safety Executive.
In total, 30 people have been killed on British farms in the past year – making agriculture the riskiest industry to work in.
The main causes of death were struck by vehicles (30 per cent), trapped by something collapsing (20 per cent), struck by an object (17 per cent), contact with electricity (10 per cent), falling from a height (7 per cent), and injured by an animal (7 per cent).
Richard Wade, of Lycetts Risk Management Services, said: "It is worrying that agriculture remains one of the most dangerous industries, with the high fatality rate far-exceeding other industries.
"HSE's research shows that vehicle-related activities consistently lead to more deaths than any other category, and that half of the workers killed by something collapsing were taking part in activities involving vehicles and machinery.
"So, while some of these deaths have been the result of freak accidents, many could have been prevented. Although this is a sad fact, this gives us hope that, with better practice on farms and safer use of machinery, incidents like this could become rarer.
"It is also promising to see that, although the fatal injury rate for agriculture has shown no clear trend over the past 35 years, there are signs of improvement over the past five years.
"Hopefully this is down to farmers being more vigilant about safety and risk assessments – but we still have a way to go."
Agriculture has a 7.61 fatal injury rate per 100,000 workers – six times that of the construction sector.


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Wednesday, July 16, 2014
A Weekend Away...Virginia Beach
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glad you had a great weekend. I'm off to Prague this weekend for my birthday.ReplyDelete
I am so glad you were able to get away! Your pictures are gorgeous. It looks like such a fun time.ReplyDelete
I'm so sorry to hear about your puppy Cooper Jayme and everything you're going through. Also, your trip away looked so relaxing and like a great weekend and I know what you mean about still needing your parents. :)ReplyDelete
What an awesome little getaway! You've inspired me to plan a mini vacay of my own :)ReplyDelete
Rowena @ rolala loves
So cool! I am trying to get to Destin or Gulf Shores soon! Glad you enjoyed yourself! Thanks for sharing!ReplyDelete
Sounds like a nice vacation. No big vacays here, but I am taking a couple of days next week to go away and visit some friends. :)ReplyDelete
All That Glitters
Love these pics, looks like an amazing trip :)ReplyDelete
Great getaway! And girl - you look gorge! Glad y'all got to spend good time together ;) xoxoReplyDelete
Was that the Super Moon we just had the other night?! I love VA Beach - I foresee a day trip for the kids and I to the beach in our near future! :)ReplyDelete
Such sweet photos. I am glad your parents had perfect timing and helping you all be distracted just a little bit from you sad news. Parents are great for that kind of thing.ReplyDelete
I am glad you got to take a mini vacation. I have never been to VA Beach. It looks like a great place.ReplyDelete
You two are so cute together! Sometimes you just need to get away and relax!ReplyDelete
Jayme you are glowing!!! You look so beautiful in all your pictures. I am so glad you got a mini vacation. The beach is so good for the soul.ReplyDelete
Next week I head off to Seattle, WA and I am so excited to get out of the 120 degree heat in AZ!


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...well, only three of us plus Judy's mom were there - so four - but it was still a very nice get-together! We met at the old Batesville Store& had yummy coffee & treats. (the link is not a store link, but will give you a little history about the store & area). Here's a group photo - I'm wearing the not-really-a-ten-year-sweater:
We had "show & tell". Janice showed us the yummy Wollmeise yarn she just bought from a nice person on Ravelry -


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Upon our esteemed Great British shores, one of the major passions as an island, not a country, but as an island, is football. The game was invented within this very island; we gave birth to a game that is now loved and watched by the whole world, but we still cannot help ourselves to childishly squabble over putting together a "hybrid team" to compete at the 2012 Olympics.
So why is this?
If you ask an Englishman, they will say that they want a Team GB side, because apart from the Olympics, we never as an island unit compete in any sports together, and we should, as the Great Britain Olympic Team unites three countries that on the face of it, do not really like each other.
If you ask a Scotsman, a Welshman, or a Northern Irishman, (and don't worry, I'm not making a corny joke) the reply you shall receive shall be that they want to keep their independence as a football side and as a country, and that there would be no point in a Team GB football side, because the majority of the players would be English.
Now I apologise, I am going to put it out there that I want a Team GB Football side to compete at the Olympics, and I am going to explain why.
Let me take the independence issue as a starting point. We have, in Rugby, a British Lions side. That hasn't affected the independence of the Welsh, English, Scottish or Irish has it? So why would the football side affect it?
Put simply, it wouldn't. Nobody in the world, as in the Rest of the World, is small minded enough to think that if we have a united Great Britain football side, that the Welsh, Scottish, English or Northern Irish side would become null and void. These teams have their own image, and are perceived differently compared to each other in the Rest of the World. Yet, people still think it would?
The Welsh and Scottish ancestors fought tirelessly for thousands of years to gain independence from England. In this modern era, they do no let the English forget that. When the nations collide in sport, internationally at the least, there is always a terrific atmosphere, and now we have almost defeated the cancer of hooliganism, it is good natured, and makes for a terrific spectacle.
There is nothing I would love more than to go to a pub, or even go to the game itself and celebrate an Aaron Ramsey thunderbolt, after superb play from Barry Bannan and Jack Wilshere. I'd love to experience that with my Welsh mates, and with my Scottish mates, and the "banter" would be excellent.
Which leads me nicely on to my next point. One of the most common reasons for not wanting a Team GB football side is that the most of the players chosen would be English. So lets have a look at this closer.
In the past, this has been the case, and that is an undeniable fact. One of the reasons why Team GB disbanded, after having played their last match in 1971, was because most of the players were English. In 1972, there was a change of rules within the Olympics, which meant that the footballing tournament within the Olympics was essentially and Under 23 tournament, and the nation could pick three players over 23. Therefore to qualify for the Olympic football tournament, you had to qualify for the Under 21 European Championships, which doubled up as the qualifying (for European teams) for the Olympics. Because England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland all enter a team for the Under 21 qualifiers, we cannot combine if one of us qualifies. However, because Great Britain is the host nation, we do not have to qualify, and can enter a team, hence this big discussion.
So would we pick only English players this time around? I would say no.
It is an Under-23 tournament, and Wales and Scotland have some terrific young players. Look at Gareth Bale, Aaron Ramsey, Barry Bannan and David Goodwillie. Four players who are playing regular Premier League football, and all have the potential to be "superstars". They aren't English.
Couple that with the fact that one month prior to the Olympic Games, England shall be competing in the European Championships, and therefore most of the English players will not be picked due to club commitments and needing a rest, those four are debatably the first on the team sheet for Stuart Pearce. Those players are of outstanding quality, and part of me wishes they played for England.
Taking all this into consideration, and thinking of the young players England has at its disposal in the Under 23 category, Stuart Pearce could create a team that is capable of winning a gold medal, and not only that, but for some of these players, including the English, that may well be the only international medal they will ever be able to collect in their footballing lives.
So where are we now? Well, there will be a football side representing Team Great Britain at this summers Olympics. At the end of the day, Stuart Pearce will pick the side he thinks is the best equipped to win something. There has been conflicting statements from all four parties, the English F.A, the F.A.W, the S.F.A and the Northern Irish F.A, with the overall comment being that the Welsh, Scottish and Northern Irish F.A's are against the proposal of the side, but will not stand in the way of any players wishing to represent Britain.
Gareth Bale and Aaron Ramsey have both said they want to play, but have been slated for posing in the official kit. Hopefully, they will not receive to much abuse for doing so, as everybody will miss out if those two players are not part of the squad. The fixtures have been released, and both the Men and Women's teams will be playing in Cardiff and Wembley, and if they progress into the next round, they will also play at Hampden Park.
The British Olympic Authority and Stuart Pearce, the manager of Team GB football, have nearly overcome the opposition from the respective authorities. The next one, will be monumental, and the most challenging, and that will be the fans.
Everyone is unanimous in saying that Football could learn a lot of lessons from Rugby, and I hope that this is one.


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Swim captains make waves
September 29, 2017
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It all started with one email. "Wow Katie," Jay Vickers wrote. "Literally I am just blown away with the quality of your email. Great use of humor, bullet points, and a light writing style. You nailed it." One innocuous email. But it didn't take long for Jay Vickers, father and biggest fan ...
Cross Country starts the year with fresh runners and high potential
September 24, 2017
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The cross-country team had a successful meet Saturday morning, with two team members beating their personal records. The team ran a distance of 5k at Brandon High School with the course consisting of two laps around the school. Each member had the finish line in mind and worked to pace themsel...
Terriers beat Plant City, 14-0
September 5, 2017
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Hillsborough wins their first game of the season 14-0 against Plant City. Even though the forecast said it wasn't going to rain, for the third game in a row it poured. Even though the rain wasn't as bad as last week the players are looking forward to a game where they aren't playing in the heavy rain....
Hillsborough loses to Plant in home opener
August 27, 2017
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Hillsborough lost to Plant Saturday night, the final score 9-7. The game was initially scheduled for Friday the 25th, after being delayed for an hour and a half due to extreme weather, officials decided to move the game to Saturday night at 6. Officially being the second year in a row that the game...
Hillsborough Terriers fall to the East Lake Eagles in preseason game
August 19, 2017
Filed under Fall Sports, Football, Sports
The Terriers fell to the East Lake Eagles, 16-0, Aug. 18 in their preseason opener. After the 22-mile drive out to East Lake in Tarpon Springs, the Terriers unloaded from the bus and trudged towards the locker room. The Terriers took the field in silence, with senior Jahaad Malphus carrying black...
Fall sport tryouts approach
May 24, 2017
Filed under Fall Sports, Sports
As this school year comes to a close, sports teams are preparing for their fall season next year. Many sports are already holding tryouts for next year. Here are the tryout dates and requirements for fall sports. Cheerleading Cheerleading requirements include: two letters of recommendation from an ...
Flag football loses to Sickles 46-0 at last home game of the season
April 19, 2017
As the flag football team's nine game season comes to a close, the team has its last home game of the season: Senior Night. Before the game, seniors lined up and walked on the field with their families to receive their roses from their coach, Brittany Riddley. After that, the game began. ...
Updated: Hillsborough athletes sign college scholarships
February 2, 2017
Filed under Baseball, Basketball, Fall Sports, Spring Sports, Swim & Dive, Track & Field, Winter Sports
UPDATED: Additional students signed letters on a spring signing day held April 12. Eight Hillsborough students signed Letters of Intent on National Signing Day (Wednesday, Feb. 1 ). They're headed to play football, run track, swim and play baseball at schools throughout the country.
UPDATED: Eight athletes commit to colleges
January 31, 2017
Filed under Baseball, Fall Sports, Football, Sports, Spring Sports, Swim & Dive, Track & Field
Across the country, senior athletes will sign National Letters of Intent today, on Wednesday, Feb. 1. Each letter serves as a binding, written agreement to play a sport for each university and is the final step in the recruitment process. UPDATED: Eight Terriers signed this year, up from just last year. Signees are ...
Cheer team places sixth at districts
January 13, 2017
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With pom poms in their hands and red and black sequined bows in their hair, the cheerleaders feel anxious to perform. But before going onto the mat, they gather in a circle, join hands and bow their heads. They pray. "God we're not asking for much," senior Pearl Obioha said, "but we're asking you to...


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I have decided that the next time someone asks me what I'd like, I can just refer them here. Or if you are like me and people don't know what the heck to get you, please use this list as a guide!
Now, I'll begin:
Rachel's List of Gift Ideas
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♥ slippers
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♥ gift certificates to the shopping centre
♥ flowers!
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♥ a donation in my name to a charity
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It's a magical thing to have a baby in your life, but no one will blame you for feeling disheveled when it's three in the morning and you can no longer remember what it was like to get some decent shut-eye.
But while sleep deprivation is a reality for most parents with young children, the sleepless nights don't last forever. As mum-of-two Gill Crawshaw, a blogger who runs A Baby On Board, put it: "There is a light at the end of the tunnel."
She said one of the most important things for parents to know is that they need be realistic about their expectations and that it's normal for babies to sleep badly for some time. "There's a perception that newborn babies sleep badly but that they start to sleep well [after a while] but actually they can sleep badly into toddlerdom," she told HuffPost UK. "My children definitely did."
Crawshaw, who has a six-year-old girl called Eliza and a three-year-old named Florence, said her eldest did not sleep properly until she was two or three. While she and her partner did not have strict routines with their children, she had one for herself to help tackle her own sleep deprivation.
"Making sure every morning I got up and had a shower and got dressed really helped me to feel like myself and get out of the sleep deprived funk," she explained. "And leaving the house as soon as possible even to go to the shop or the park - getting fresh air makes everything a bit smother and helps you and the children."
Laura Misselbrook, who works in communications, said having a routine was important to her when she was at home with daughter Mia, who is now two. "Mia would only breastfeed and wouldn't take a bottle. It was quite restrictive so I was up three or four times a night and then going to work," she told HuffPost UK.
She said her sleep deprivation felt like a state where you're simply "existing and getting stuff done", but agreed that getting out of the house for a walk or some exercise each day was vital.
While many people will tell you to nap when your baby naps, Misselbrook said that's not always possible as it can often be the only time you can make yourself food or shower or clean up. One thing you can try is to make sure your partner gets enough sleep so they can support you. "There's no point in having two really tired people because you'll just fight and be grumpy," she said.
Outside of this, Misselbrook said making sure she spoke to friends who were going through the same thing and to support networks as much as possible helped with the lost sleep, as did being realistic about the situation: "Give yourself a break and try not to get everything done."
Many mothers recommend drinking a lot of water during the day to get through the effects of losing sleep, and nutritionist Caroline Blackmore says that while it's easy to reach for the coffee and biscuits, going for a healthier option will be better.
"Firstly make sure you are correctly hydrated," Blackmore, who has three children, told HuffPost UK. "Lemon in hot water will make you feel better than large quantities of caffeine where you will crash later on."
Protein will stabilise blood sugar and stop energy fluctuations throughout the day, she said. "Have a handful of nuts with that apple, peanut butter with your jam sandwich or tuna fish with a jacket potato - eating little and often will help with energy slumps more than large meals".
And for parents who need to maximise their naptime, Chris Brantner, a sleep science coach at SleepZoo, said try not to nap for too long or too late in the day, or you'll wake up feeling groggy and could struggle to sleep later on.
"Get in the light," is another tip. "The sun is crucial for signalling to your body that it's time to wake up and get moving," he said. The sun helps to regulate the body's circadian rhythm. "The more you can expose yourself to sunlight, the more awake you'll feel and the better chance you'll have of resetting your sleep/wake cycle and get a better night's sleep the following night."
And if all else fails, laugh. Lucy Werner, who runs a PR agency and the blog London Famille, said she got through her sleep deprivation with baby Rafael by declaring anything said between her and her partner between the hours of 10pm and 6am "doesn't count".
"Exercise will do wonders for your broken mind," she added, saying she also plays a laughter game with her son to lighten the mood for everyone struggling with bed time.
"Laugh at your baby and encourage them to laugh back, then rinse and repeat for at least five minutes. You know that at least you can have the last laugh."