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1. Get a complete list of family members. Be sure you do not forget anyone. Keep the list and refer to it each reunion.
2. Plan a wide variety of fun activities due to the age differences. Have games set up before hand.
3. Beware of the seating arrangments. Keep rival relatives a safe distance apart.
4. create website
5. select committee if more than 25 will attend
6. Scheduling committee meetings and notifying the members of those meetings
7. Making a list of who should do what
8. Keeping a calendar of finished tasks and unfinished business, doing any paper work that needs to be done
9. What type of reunion - theme park, picnic, special location, weekend at hotel, Old Homestead, camping out, cruise, etc
IF your family likes to do one of these then you might consider holding your reunion at the place listed.
13. Hire a photographer or choose a family member. Don't forget to give them film or money for developing.
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Shop with Scrip Fundraising
Shop With Scrip is a way for us to turn normal monthly purchases into a fundraising opportunity. You will be able to purchase GiftCards from our organization at face value, we will then order at a discounted rate and then the rebates will be able to be distributed to you as the shopper. It is a way to use every day spending as a method of fundraising and the results are able to add up over time! Your funds raised can be used towards team fees, travel, or any other expense you may occur during your Invasion season. All you have to do is go to our Fundraising page under the about section of the website. From there you will find some handy enrollment guides and how-to instructions on getting your account set up and linked to Invasion!
As an organization, Invasion will place will orders on the 15th and end of every month starting in August and running through next year. Once orders are placed and physical gift cards are received, parent reps will collect and disperse amongst their teams. When the rebates are processed we will be able to see what rebates were earned by family for that time period and apply the credits to the families.
Our hope is that this is a simple and easy process for families to help earn some extra money to offset the cost of playing club. We will be processing payments through PrestoPay, an online payment method that will alleviate back and forth and wait times for gift cards. E-gift cards also have the ability to be reloaded instantly when using PrestoPay!
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Building a Better Bathroom Vanity: When to Do a Double Sink
Bathroom vanities get very little respect. We take them for granted and use a word for them that basically means having excessive pride. Yet the vanity is often our first stop each and every morning. It's our station to brush our teeth, put on makeup, comb our hair, and otherwise get ready to tackle the day.
When remodeling or updating a bathroom, most people pass over their vanity without much of a second thought. Yet installing a new vanity is one of the easiest ways to spice up and improve the function of nearly any bathroom. One question that is asked by a lot of people that do decide to update their bathroom vanity is "should I put in a double sink or just stick with one?"
Benefits of a Double Sink
Installing a double sink in your bathroom has numerous benefits. In fact, if you have enough space, there are very few reasons not to install a double sink. The best benefits of a double bathroom sink include:
Efficient: Double sinks are highly efficient, especially on hectic mornings. If you have a large family or have the same work schedule as your spouse, then you know all too well that there is often a fight for precious sink time. Two sinks give everyone a whole lot more space to get ready for the day.
Spacious: In addition to adding more space for the people using them, a double sink often includes extra storage space as well. Installing a double sink brings extra counter space and underneath cabinet storage with it.
Personal: A double sink and the associated vanity can add a touch of personal flair to your bathroom. You can select a vanity that matches your own personal style.
Increased Resale Value: One of the biggest benefits of going with a double bathroom sink is that it increases the resale value and resale potential of your home. A double sink is always a talking/selling point when potential buyers are viewing a home that is for sale.
Affordable: Sure, installing a double sink is going to cost money. Honestly though, what doesn't? But at the same time the money is very well spent. A double sink increases the efficiency of your bathroom, gives you more storage space, and improves resale potential. And installing one is cost effective compared to a lot of other bathroom improvements and upgrades.
Installing a Double Bathroom Sink
Installing a double bathroom sink is a lot easier than it sounds. The first step is finding a room that has the space required for the extra plumbing and cabinetry. Charting out the room with a tape measure and graph paper (and then making a scale drawing of the place) is very helpful in finding out whether a room is large enough or not.
Perhaps the easiest way to install a double sink is to simply expand your existing bathroom vanity. Keep the sinks close, within 30 inches, so you can use a single water line.
Upgrading a bathroom sink from a single to a double is one of the best bathroom renovations you can do. It is relatively simple, easy, and affordable. It will also help boost the resale potential of your home. Though it is definitely possible for a double sink installation to be a DIY project in the right hands, most people will be better off hiring a plumber or contractor to help with the project.


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A paper shredder that makes toilet paper
Via this posting I learned about a paper shredder that makes toilet paper. Quite an interesting innovation. Watching the 2 minute video, I also learned that it takes 30 minutes to make one toilet roll. Each roll is equivalent to 40 sheets of A4 office paper.


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According to Colliers International's latest research, prime rental values for the office sector across the EMEA region are expected to remain flat. However, some of the weaker markers, outside of Europe's core, will likely continue to see rents fall.
With broad economic stagnation in the EMEA region and no solution for the Eurozone crisis on the horizon, the majority of corporations will continue to take a cautious approach to any leasing activity. However, any declines in occupational demand will be counterbalanced by limited supply levels in most markets, therefore rental values across majority of the markets are expected to remain flat for the best space.
Mixed Occupational Behavior
Prime rents in core Europe remained stable and is some cases still saw small rises, such as Germany with demand for office space driven mainly by IT, consulting and manufacturing companies. London, Stockholm, Munich and Vienna are expected to witness increases in rental values as they enjoy stable GDP growth above national average and have good prospects for local labor markets, therefore stable occupational demand.
However, it was noticeable that rents in some major markets have fallen back. Geneva saw a marginal fall as strong Swiss Franc proves problem for economy. Main Central Eastern Europe markets of Prague and Warsaw both saw falls although their occupational markets do remain fairly active. Prime rental values in Athens have also dropped due to declining occupational demand and increase of the supply of disposable office space. Lisbon and Madrid are also expected to experience a further decline in rents as they struggle with difficult economic conditions.
Investment Activity
Colliers predicts that due to economic uncertainty and lack of financing for secondary products investors will continue to focus their attention on prime office assets in prime locations only.
The level of investment transactions is expected to stay at current levels with the lack of quality product acting as a break on demand. Activity will continue to be focused on the UK, Germany, France and Nordics. Although a revival is also expected in the CEE region in the latter part of the year.
Prime yields across the vast majority of key EMEA centres are to remain stable, low bond yields in the major economies are tending to offset investors' concerns regarding occupational prospects. Yet declining occupational demand and negative investors' sentiment will likely to push up prime yields in peripheral markets such as Lisbon and Madrid. The market of Athens may follow the same pattern with yields moving upwards but the rate of increase will be difficult to be estimated due to the limited amount of deals and lack of transparency in the market. Specifically, office CBD yields have increased by 25 bts and 50 bts compared to six and twelve months ago respectively.
Outside of prime, secondary pricing remains unclear and transaction levels low, maintaining a vicious circle of uncertainty for all but the most opportunistic investor.
Closing, Katerina Dimou, Director | Office Services for Colliers International Greece quotes: "The investor interest that exist in Greece, is primarily driven from private opportunistic investors looking for office properties in prime locations with long leases and strong tenant covenants, to provide high returns on equity. In most cases though most were not ready to assume an all equity investment risk and are willing to bide their time, anticipating a period of less uncertainty in the market. The reduced probabilities of a Greek exit from euro zone combined with the injection of some € 44 billion can stimulate the investment market and improve psychology for transactions".
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The Drew Carey weight loss story is a pretty inspiring one. He winds up losing close to 80 pounds. His waist went down from 44 inches to a respectable 34 inches. The best thing about it is that it has cured his type 2 diabetes. He lost he weight by cutting the carbs and focusing on cardio. A lot of fitness gurus have recently been slamming cardio, but I believe it works well in cutting body fat. The main thing is to have the diet dialed in, like Drew Carey.
Here's what Drew Carey at his heaviest weight…
Here's a pic of what he looks like now…
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Ok, guys, weird topic coming to you: eczema treatment! But I'm doing this because I know I'm not the only one out there that's putting obscene amounts of lotion on their hands in this cold, dry weather.
And if you've ever had eczema before (and if you have, then I'm willing to bet your lovely kids inherited the miserableness!), then you're probably dreading what's inevitably ahead of you this season: a horrid case of eczema…that just doesn't. go. away.
I've had it, my son had it, and with my daughter's first winter has come her first case of eczema.
Which brings me to this post…because last year, I FINALLY found a cure for our eczema. I'm not kidding. And this year, I've already had a chance to test it out once again…and AGAIN, IT WORKED. Just like with anything, you may find what works for someone else may not work for you. Before I found this product, a friend of mine recommended I looked into using cbd oil to help with my eczema. I tried this out, but unfortunately it didn't work for me. But luckily for my friend, it worked wonders for her. If she hadn't looked into cbd oil florida, I don't think she would have the results she has today or maybe wouldn't even have given this method a go. Especially when it comes to skin care, it is definitely hit or miss. But it does show that with patience and consistency, you will eventually find the right product for you.
I started using our secret weapon on my daughter a week ago and…voila! Her stint as an eczema sufferer is looking to be the shortest this family has ever experienced. And my son's (and my) eczema still hasn't come back.
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The Only Eczema Cream That's Worked For Us
Ok, I'm not going to drag this out any longer. While there are a few different things you can be doing to make your eczema better (which I'll go through below), by far the most effective solution I've found is this amazing lotion ? the most amazing eczema lotion ever.
I'm telling you, this stuff (it's made by an all-natural company called Shea Moisture) is a miracle worker. It's about as effective as cortisone cream, except it's all-natural, definitely not a steroid, and is gentle enough to use on babies (I still wouldn't put anything on a newborn though).
It was recommended to me by a friend who had used it not only for eczema, but also for her baby's cradle cap. She let me use some on a day where my hands were so dry they were actually painful and right away I noticed something that pretty much never happens: it didn't sting.
Even better, the next day, there was a noticeable difference on my skin. I ordered my own tub and within weeks, my skin had transformed and my eczema was gone.
More importantly, I started using it on my son and his eczema completely cleared up. If you have a child with eczema, you know it's usually the kind of thing you end up "managing", with some good days, some bad days, but really it never truly goes away. I'm not exaggerating though – this stuff took it away completely!
Things to Know If You Give It a Try
Needless to say, I am 100% recommending this eczema cream, so here are a few things to know before you give it a try:
- This stuff is oily. Which is totally ok! AND important. It's why it works. But I want you to know ahead of time so that you don't lather it all over your hands before you go to complete a glitter craft with your kids. I put it on right before bed and usually within ½ hour it's worked its way into my skin and is no longer oily.
- If you're using it on a baby, you should still only try a tiny bit first. While this stuff is all-natural, babies are still really sensitive, so you always want to test for a reaction first. If nothing happens during your test, then you're ready to lather it on them! As I said before though, you really should never put anything on a newborn, so check with a pediatrician to find out when your baby is ready for lotion.
- The more often you use it, the quicker your eczema will clear up! For my baby, I leave the lotion right by her diaper changing caddy and use it at almost every time she needs a new diaper. The more I use this, the better our skin is.
- The texture of this cream is grainy. It's not a bad batch, it's meant to be that way! It won't hurt when you rub it in. It's actually very soft. It's just the way it is.
Other Things You Can Do to Help Treat Eczema
The lotion is a quick fix and definitely my favorite, but there are other things you can do to help treat your eczema.
Put lotion on within 3 minutes of your bath or shower.
When I discovered this advice, my life changed! Up until that point, I was under the impression that baths made eczema worse (this is common advice), but that's not necessarily true! And thank God, because my kids need to bathe. What's important is that you put lotion on RIGHT AWAY. It is the most effective time you can ever put lotion on, so this is important!
Use a humidifier.
Dry weather is a killer for eczema, so a good humidifier will work wonders even if you don't realize it. Just keep it filled and running in the background and that will do the trick!
Cortisone cream.
If you have really, really bad eczema, cortisone cream can be a miracle worker. You have to be careful though because cortisone cream is a steroid, so too much is not a great idea. If you're going to use it on your little ones – or if you're pregnant – you should check with your doctor first (I was told to be careful when I'm pregnant and to only use it on my son if the eczema got really bad). Since I started using Shea Moisture's lotion, I haven't had to use cortisone cream, but before that I used it all the time (and it worked!).
I hope you are able to find eczema relief, whether with this lotion or something else! Come back and let me know what worked for you!
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Topic near and dear to my heart! My products are Avenno Eczema cream and Vanicream.
I got the same advice about right after a shower from my dermatologist.
I spent a few bucks working through different prescriptions before I went to a derm Dr and she said that since it was presenting on my shins that the skin there is tougher and generally needs the ointment type steroid to penetrate and clear it up. Who knew!?
It is a spendy tube though so I have been happy that regular good lotion and some humidity control has kept it at bay.
Thanks for writing about your experiences!


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CeLa Link is the leading supplier of wireless telecommunication solutions to the worldwide telecommunication operators. Our product portfolio includes CPE(router), mobile router and the module for M to M solution.
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The National Bank of Abu Dhabi (NBAD), UAE's premier bank, is the first financial institution in the Middle East to select NCR SelfServ 91, a new hardware platform that will help NBAD transform its branches and extend its retail banking footprint.
As the latest in branch banking technology from NCR Corporation (NYSE: NCR), the global leader in consumer transaction technologies, NCR SelfServ 91 is a modern, sleek, in-branch ATM that can help migrate low-value transactions from the teller line to self-service, freeing branch staff to focus on sales and customer support.
"At NBAD we believe that to be recognised as the World's Best Arab Bank, we need to put our customers at the forefront and do the right things, the right way," said Abdulla Al Otaiba, Senior Managing Director of Retail & Commercial - Gulf at NBAD. "NCR's new branch transformation technology helps bring tellers and all of their equipment out from behind the counter and allows them to interact with customers in an open environment, while retaining the human touch. This helps to us improve efficiency, enhance customer experience and increase sales."
When paired with next-generation NCR Interactive Banker software, SelfServ 91 can complete as much as 90% of typical teller transactions and connect in-branch employees to server-based software that delivers fast, real-time customer and transaction data to tablet PCs, freeing employees to assist customers as they conduct transactions.
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Bordelaise Tooting No matter how much I live my French expat life comfortably integrated into London life, still from time to time, especially when the cold sets in, there is nothing quite like going to take refuge in the warm, in a nice little French restaurant. So much so, that when I heard about the opening of Bordelaise, a nice little restaurant 'à la bonne Franquette' near me, I didn't hesitate for a moment before going to explore it. Bordelaise is the cousin of The Little Taperia, another small well-known restaurant in Tooting, recently voted one of the best in the area in the third edition of the TimeOut Love London Awards. Situated at the bottom of Broadway Market, one of the two covered markets in Tooting, Bordelaise has carved out for itself a beautiful little location and contributes at the same time to bringing a breath of well deserved revitalisation to this part of the market, which has become a little unloved even if undeservedly so. I had visited Broadway Market only once before, and I have to say that I was rather surprised. All of a sudden, the previously scruffy and dated market is almost becoming cute. And then my first impressions of Bordelaise, of which I had seen some pictures on Twitter, without being really sure what it would actually be like, were rather pleasant. To my surprise, even though the restaurant may be small and in the middle of a market that is not particularly charming, the French Touch takes immediate effect. Small wooden tables, patterned tiles, a warm welcome, two champagne glasses are waiting for us! Perfect. The place undoubtedly add a cozy and pleasant touch to the market. It's not Shoreditch yet, but it's getting close to Brixton Village. Then the festivities begin. It's early November, it's 5 degrees outside and the cold seems to have fallen on London without warning. How can I not resist the call of a good French aperitif? And what an aperitif. Paté, cornichon. À la bonne Franquette! The speciality of the house is Steak-Frites. But pay attention, even though the place may well be small and out of the way, one can eat very, very well. The pieces of beef are excellent, as are the side dishes, crisp and crunchy frites with mac and cheese with truffles or other lighter and more varied side dishes. The frame is a nice mix of simple basics and small details that make the difference. Mustard in a small red saucepan, sauces served in copper mini saucepans (I recommend you try the Bordelaise sauce!), and the shallots in a small steel saucepan. So cute. How can I not be tempted by the dessert? A chocolate fondant with a ball of vanilla ice cream and covered with a little caramel salted butter. To die for. Bordelaise, a great place not to be missed if you live in the south of London! Finally, you can never have enough French restaurants in London! By Elodie Published 16 November 2016
Squaremeal Review of Bordelaise Part of the wave of new openings that's suddenly made Tooting's Broadway Market a real destination for food and drink, Bordelaise has proper local pedigree as it's owned by the team behind award-wining Little Bar and Little Taperia. The USP here is steak-frites. Very good value steak-frites. Choose from a £10 butler's (also known as flat iron or feather blade) or £20 rib-eye, both sourced from the Rare Breed Company. Cooked perfectly to order and served with piping hot, salty, beef-dripping fries for simple satisfaction guaranteed. Textbook béarnaise and the signature red wine bordelaise sauce are also on offer, along with a short selection of sides, including truffled macaroni cheese. Drinks have a French accent, from Ricard and Calvados to reds from the Rhône and Bordeaux, and so too do the chalked-up daily selection of starters, puds and cheese. Bordelaise – nous t'aimons.
Sunday roasts in London: Bordelaise A Parisian bistro in bustling Tooting Bordelaise is the kind of bustling bistro you dream of stumbling across in a Parisian back street. Instead this little patch of Gallic charm, with vintage adverts on deep-red walls, is tucked away between clothes shops, butchers and fishmongers in Broadway Market, Tooting. It specialises in steak-frites and is the latest venture from the team behind local favourites The Little Bar and The Little Taperia. Its signature flat iron steaks have proved deservedly popular since it opened last year, but now Bordelaise is marching into traditional British territory with its take on the Sunday roast – will it measure up or meet its Waterloo? The main event The Sunday lunches are unashamedly French – and yes, that means you won't find roast potatoes or Yorkshire puddings on the menu. But when the accompaniment is instead a pan of still-bubbling dauphinoise, drenched in cream and scented with garlic, even the most ardent roastie fan would struggle to feel bereft. And that's before you get to the roast itself, which on the Sunday we visited was spring lamb with flageolet beans. The generous slices of lamb were seared on the outside, perfectly pink and tender within, and served on meltingly creamy beans in a savoury broth. Slow-cooked chunks of neck fillet provided a delicious contrast in flavour and texture and glazed heritage carrots and geranium leaves made sure it ticked all the right Instagram boxes. Like its steaks, the meat for Bordelaise's roasts is sourced from the Rare Breed Meat Company. There's a different Sunday lunch each week and they're all based on French family classics – past dishes have included roast belly of pork and roast saddle of lamb with wild garlic gnocchi. The rest Top of the list is the steak, either flat iron or rib-eye, both a steal at £12 and £19 respectively. The sides menu is short but irresistible, featuring caramelised Madeira shallots, creamed spinach and – best of all – beef dripping French fries. Crisp, light and the perfect combination of chips and fries, they'll provide solace for anyone who really can't cope without roast potatoes. If you're opting for a Sunday blowout, there's a chocolate fondant which will take some forgetting – rich, dark and molten, it's tempered with cool ice-cream and salted caramel sauce. You can take your pick from a proper cheeseboard too, at £7 for three pieces. If you really want to persuade yourself that you're on holiday in France, kick things off with an aperitif – try an Aperol spritz or a kir for £5. As you'd expect in a steak restaurant, there's an excellent list of reds, with the merlot and grenache served by the glass and carafe as well as the bottle. No plans for the rest of the day? Add bottomless fizz to your roast for an extra £10. If you think only the British know how to do a good roast, a trip to Bordelaise might just convince you otherwise. When can I try it? Sundays, 12-4pm Cheque out: The roast is £16, or £26 with bottomless bubbles By Fiona Roberts Published Thursday 25 May 2017
Lucie Loves… Food // A French Sunday Roast Mate Date at Bordelaise, Broadway Market, Tooting Oh my! If you read my blog regularly, you'll be very aware that my lifestyle content is somewhat food-heavy. This post is no different. What a feast we had on recent our visit to Bordelaise, the new French restaurant, tucked inside Broadway Market, off Tooting High Street. Despite being best known for their Steak+Frites with Bordelaise sauce (a steal at £15!), they also do a fantastic French Sunday Roast, with Dauphinoise potatoes & green beans – served on Sundays from 12pm-4pm, priced at £14 or £24 with bottomless bubbly, if you're feeling that way inclined… I often use my food review opportunities as a chance to catch up with my nearest and dearest. This time around, I took one of my best mates, Laura – a foodie after my own heart – as my Sunday dinner date. I knew full well that she would be a great judge of quality and guaranteed great company too. And so, I'd strategically timed this restaurant review to be the perfect Saturday-night-out-out-in-London hangover cure. But did it live up to expectations? Hell yes! Oui! Oui! Oui! C'est bon! Tres bien! We drove the 40 minutes or so from my house in Richmond to Tooting, and it being a Sunday, parked on one the residential streets nearby for free. If you don't know anything about Tooting Broadway Market, you really should make some time to check this place out. Time Out did a handy piece, back in April 2016, on the nine stalls that you really must visit in Tooting Market. If they'd done it 4 months ago, I reckon Bordelaise would have been on there too! What we ate at Bordelaise… • French bread and butter – sprinkled with coarse sea salt • Olives • Roast pork belly with dauphinois potatoes, green beans, and some sort of incredible gravy (probably a jus!) • Braised Ox cheek with mash, lardons & carrots • A side of Mac 'n' Cheese (because I couldn't resist the carbs – I blame the hangover!) • A side of Frites (Again, a house speciality, so I had no choice but to taste test them!) • French sparkling wine • Vignes d'Oc Merlot red wine • Chocolate fondant • Cheese selection (The cheese is incredible!!!) Bordelaise is very well priced for such exceptional quality food. We really felt like we'd spent the afternoon in a pretty, French bistro in France – not London town! I was really blown away by Chef Stace's cooking, and would love to come back here for a date night, one evening – when the lights are low and the candles are lit. I'm embarrassed to say that, after living in London for almost 5 years now, January 2017 was the first time I'd ever visited one of the restaurants in Brixton Village. I mention Brixton Village because that's the only place that I can compare this place with. So if you've liked what Brixton Village has to offer the discerning foodie, you'll adore what Broadway Market has in store for you – just on a slightly smaller scale. They've got a handful of great restaurants including Franco Manca, and some Jamaican beauts! If you want to try Bordelaise for yourselves, it's advisable to make a table reservation, as it's a petite little place and I wouldn't want you to turn up and be disappointed if they can't fit you in. By Lucie Kerley Published 24 March 2017
Bordelaise Tooting - Restaurant Bar Review I love Tooting, and the colourful and lively covered market in its centre is quickly becoming one of my favourite spots. The discovery of this delightful steak restaurant in its midst has certainly done nothing but hasten my growing affection for the Tooting Broadway area. The Venue and Atmosphere Tucked away in a far corner of Tooting's indoor market, Bordelaise is not hugely visible to passers-by, but once you turn down the covered passageways and make your way past the stalls filled with fruit and spices, jewellery and cloth, you will come to Bordelaise. On a blustery March evening, the warm lights and cozy atmosphere were a welcome relief from the weather outside. Inside, the relatively small space helps to create that intimate, cosy vibe that we were hankering for and the dark wood furnishings, crimson walls and café-style curtains echo a small French bistro somewhere in Paris or Bordeaux. The Food and Drinks Keeping it simple, Bordelaise present their signature Flat Iron Steak (£12) as the go-to steak option on the menu, and they also had a rib-eye on offer that evening (£19). I opted for the Flat Iron steak, which did not disappoint. The meat was tender and melt-in-the-mouth, owing to the quality and the perfect cut. We of course went for their signature sauce as well, the Bordelaise, which is a rich red wine jus perfectly flavoured with garlic and infused with Provence herbs. The sides were definitely a highlight of the meal and in particular the Caramelised Madeira Shallots (£3.50) were delicious. Combine that with the naughty Beef Dripping French Fries (£3) and, to ease our guilt, the Green Bean, Heritage Tomato & Shallot Salad (£7) and you had a match made in heaven. Don't leave without dessert, as their Chocolate Fondant (£5.50) is pure chocolatey goodness. Summary Bordelaise is a perfect date spot and similarly great as a relaxed and friendly setting for dinner with friends and family. The team are friendly and accommodating and will do their best to make you feel right at home. I will be definitely be adding it to my little black book of South London hidden gems. By Charlotte Howes Published 15 March 2017
Bordelaise, Tooting: A Plateful of France in the Heart of London At some point during this meal, I realised I had hit the jackpot. Not only is Bordelaise truly authentic French cuisine, but it's affordable, and it's a short Tube journey from my usual London haunts. I challenge you to find me a more decently priced and bona fide steak-frites inside the M25. No, really – if there's better French food for this price somewhere else in London, please do let me know! Bordelaise is situated inside Broadway Market – a location which some might refer to as modest, or charming, or perhaps full of local colour. In fact, it's an eclectic and exciting affair, with ethnic food stalls, pet shops, and hairdressers, all rammed together in the kind of chaos that makes grand cities like London so great. If you're expecting elegant and refined surroundings, this is definitely not the place. But if you're in for a fantastic meal with high quality food, prepared in a classically French manner, here you go. I've often mentioned the fact that my husband lived in France for a year when he was at university. France and French food are two of my favourite things, and I try to visit Normandy whenever I can – it's not glamorous and it's not on postcards, but it's honest, great fun, and I feel really at home there, despite my atrocious French language skills. Whenever we visit, I plan our meals meticulously, visiting as many of our favourite places as we can – tiny cafes with eccentric Engrish menus, hole-in-the-wall bistros, fondue restaurants, and our favourite buckwheat galette place – all of them with a decided lack of curb appeal and a laisse faire approach to decor. They don't need fancy linen or crystal glasses – this is a certain kind of French chic that doesn't try too hard, or focus on the small things. The big picture here is the food – quality ingredients, expertly prepared. And that's what you get with Bordelaise. So, that sets the scene for our visit. I was already charmed by the bijou interior and the classically French menu, so it's no wonder I came away from this meal with stars in my eyes. It kicked off as most civilised meals do, with olives to nibble on (and these were fantastic: juicy, green olives with a gorgeous garlic flavour), along with dark, chewy, nutty-tasting sourdough bread from the Elephant Bakehouse, served with Lescure butter topped with crisp flakes of sea salt. Plus a glass of Prosecco, of course. We were well looked after by the manager, Angelo, a lively Italian with a passion for French cheese and a flair for warm and friendly hosting. Because I am a massive French cheese fan (Angelo and I hit it off right away) I also decided to start with the Bordelaise cheese platter. You can select three or five pieces of cheese from their generous cheese board heaped with eight different varieties when we visited – Livarot, Morbier, Comté, Brie, Roquefort, Bleu D'auvergne, Tomme de Savoie and St Marcellin. What a fantastic range! It was hard to narrow it down, but eventually we plumped for Tomme de Savoie, Comté, Livarot, Brie and Morbier, which was served with a delightful chutney, and more scrumptious bread. What can you say about such a beautifully curated selection of cheeses? All of these are top-notch quality cheese – Livarot being a particular favourite of mine! I'd never tried Morbier before and that will definitely be making it onto my future shopping lists. It's a great middle-ground between blue and non-blue, because it just has a small streak of blue in the centre. If you prefer mild, smoother cheeses, definitely try the Tomme de Savoie and Comté. And here's the pièce de résistance – a beautiful spread of steak, frites, sides, sauces and a lovely bottle of Roget Sabon Le Sabounet to wash it all down with! In the interests of scientific enquiry, we tried a variety of side dishes, all of which were utterly delicious. We decided to try both of the two cuts of steak on offer. I'm a massive fan of ribeye because of its meaty taste and hearty texture, while my husband prefers more tender cuts. Bordelaise had us both covered, with a nice slab of ribeye for me, and a smooth flat-iron steak for him. We also tried each of their sauces, as they offer both the signature Bordelaise sauce, as well as the perennially popular Béarnaise. The former is a loose red wine based sauce (bottle me some up and I'll drink it all day long!), while the former is a wobbly, rich cousin to Hollandaise, flavoured with tarragon. It goes without saying that both were superb – and you can even order extra helpings of both sauces for a small charge of £1.50 if you wish! I absolutely adore steak-frites, but I have to admit there are times when the meal can be a little disappointing. Limp, under-seasoned fries, poor quality, flavourless meat… Bordelaise delivered beyond my expectations in both categories, and I was completely unsurprised to see they take their steak seriously, sourcing Scotch grass-fed beef from the Rare Breed Meat Company. Onto those sides… We tried all of the four sides that Bordelaise has to offer. Obviously the classic beef dripping French fries were the stand-out classic. The sautéed broccoli and almonds provided a pleasant crunch, and a welcome addition to the menu if you're trying to cut out carbs or boost the healthiness of your meal. I'm always a fan of creamed spinach, and this was lushly rich and soothing. Finally, the caramelised Madeira shallots were a fantastically inspired addition to the menu; juicy and bursting with flavour. If you're not a steak eater, Bordelaise will still try to cater to you, with a vegetarian dish of truffled mac and cheese which is raved about on the online reviews, or braised ox cheeks with Bordelaise sauce and mashed potato, or a salad of green beans, heritage tomato and shallots with a Dijon dressing. But let's face it, the main attraction here is that utterly delicious steak! And now we reach the bittersweet finale – the meal is nearly over, but there's still time for Bordelaise to impress with its finesse. The choices for dessert include chocolate fondant, dessert of the day, and Coupe Colonel, which is lemon sorbet with a vodka shot. We went for the chocolate fondant and didn't regret a thing – silky smooth vanilla ice-cream, melting luxuriously over the top of a perfectly cooked fondant with a melting centre. I was in heaven. Bordelaise is a fantastic place – a real gem – and I'll always be jealous of the residents of Tooting for having such an authentic French Bistro right in the heart of the high street. Check out the Bordelaise menus here on their site. Currently, they're offering a Steak Bun for weekend lunchtimes, and the seriously tempting French Sunday Roast, which is served with Dauphinoise potatoes and green beans for £14, or with bottomless bubbly for £24. Now that sounds like the perfect way to end le week-end! Keep an eye on their Twitter, too, because they often announce truly incredible-sounding specials – it's @BordelaiseSW17. Published 23 March 2017
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A very familiar theme emerged once again in Atlanta last Saturday afternoon. Standing square on the precipice of taking an average season and making it good, the Clemson football team did its familiar back step to take away any gains earned the previous two weeks.
Heading into Saturday, there was plenty to still play for in this season. During the Georgia Tech game, Florida State was stumbling their way through an eventual win against Maryland. Even with FSU's win over Maryland, a win Saturday by Clemson would have kept an outside shot of a share of the Atlantic Division title within grasp for the Tigers.
But you can't, and won't, challenge for titles by taking one step back for every two steps forward.
The loss itself was not shocking and certainly should not, by itself, be terribly disappointing. Georgia Tech is a decent team with decent players and good coaching. Losing to Tech is not as embarrassing as losing to Temple or Duke. What is disappointing from a Clemson perspective is the way the game was lost.
How you can only manage 9 points with a team that has a senior quarterback, a veteran offensive line, and a running back that chewed up over 100 yards is almost beyond belief.
For the first time all season, it was mistakes and turnovers that haunted the Tigers. Having played nearly turnover free with only a minimal amount of penalties through seven games, the wheels came off in both regards Saturday in Atlanta.
All of which is almost comical in its irony. There is a saying that you can't seem to win for losing and Clemson certainly relates to that statement.
Clemson, for reasons beyond what I can understand, can't move forward for stepping back. It is almost like trying to walk the opposite way on those moving sidewalks in airports. If you really push it, you can make progress and move forward towards the end. But if you slow down, even for a quick moment, your progress quickly erodes and you are left having to run to catch up.
Clemson continues to play catch up, and no amount of new facilities or improved statistics on offense and defense is going to erode that feeling in 2005. There is still plenty that can be accomplished this year, and there is no doubt in my mind that it can happen. A bowl game is important. It would be nice to knock off Florida State again. And, of course, beating South Carolina is an absolute must.
But even winning out will not erase the nasty taste of a year where things were so close to being really good. Is the program moving in the right direction? All systems point to positive movement forward. All systems, that is, except the win/loss column.
In regards to wins and losses, we are simply steady at stationary.
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The ever-optimist in me cannot fathom how close this team has been to winning all four games that we have lost. The COMBINED total of points from the losses has been 14. Off the top of my head, I can't recall any season on record where Clemson has lost four games by so few points.
Charlie Whitehurst is our quarterback and he has earned the right to be our quarterback by weathering many storms and producing massive statistics and big wins. But if you are hurt and you can't practice, you probably should not play. And you certainly should not play an entire game if you are struggling with your injury. There is no quarterback battle or controversy based on a healthy Whitehurst. But a banged up Whitehurst that has to miss practices during the week is another situation altogether.
It is almost bizarre that Clemson has improved offensively and defensively in almost every statistical category from 2004 to 2005 without a noticeable change in wins and losses.
Regardless of record, Clemson fans travel to road games better than any ACC team with the exception of Virginia Tech. Bobby Dodd Stadium was full of Clemson orange on Saturday in yet another display of tremendous loyalty to our football team when they travel on the road.
While Clemson is in a similar situation as they were in 2003 and 2004 record-wise, this year has a completely different feel of frustration. Maybe it is because of the close losses, which is a stark contrast to 2002, 2003, and 2004 when Clemson was blown out on several occasions. Or maybe there is a sense of frustration because people know this team is pretty good and, for a variety of reasons, cannot translate that to wins on the field.
Talk about rubbing salt into wounds. Sulking in the aftermath of the loss in Atlanta, having to drive home and listen to Todd Ellis call the Gamecocks first ever victory in Knoxville was almost too much to take. I can understand Ellis' excitement in calling that win, but it was painful to hear regardless.
I think there is a divide among Clemson fans, but not what some Clemson fans think the divide is. There is a sense of urgency with every single Clemson fan that I know. We all want to win, and we all want to win yesterday. The divide resides in what people think you should do when that success does not happen as soon as you want it to. But make no mistake, we all (Coach Bowden and Terry Don Phillips included) want to win and will not accept losing or mediocrity.
It feels really weird reading, "Clemson will try to avenge the loss to Duke from 2004". That statement just has a wacko feel to it.
Coach Bowden needs to win more football games, make no mistake in that. And Bowden would be the first to tell you such if you could get him in an honest moment away from the shifty media geeks.
Let us not forget that this is Homecoming week and a Clemson Homecoming is truly unique. Make sure to take part in Tigerrama and all the floats on Bowman Field Friday night and Saturday. That means an early start to your Saturday since kickoff is at the traditional 1:00 p.m.
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I've always wanted one of these for an RSti swap.
I remember sitting in an RS at a car show years ago. I had been a rally fan forever, and even seen the car in action on some of the Caribbean islands, and wanted it to come to the US. When the first RS appeared, I was disappointed that we didn't get the awesome turbo version. Then I sat in one at the car show and fell in love. My wife had to physically remove me from the car.
It was worse a few years later when the first WRX arrived. It took three people to get me out of the car. I still have not owned one, but I have another 56 years, 9 months and 4 days to live, so there is time.
I've owned a bunch of subies including the turbo models. The 99-01 RS is still my favorite, despite not being as powerful as other models. It just feels right. I miss my 2000 rs sedan. If I could find another rust free one, I'd buy it in a heart beat.
sachilles wrote: The 99-01 RS is still my favorite, despite not being as powerful as other models.
+1. The wife and I still miss having an early single cam Forester around for the same reason, there's just so much GC DNA there. Greater cars than the sum of their parts.
A friend of mine had one and he got hit from behind in it.
Bought it back from the insurance company, swapped a Ver 7 turbo drivetrain into it, a cage and just won the Ontario Performance Rally Championship in only his second year driving.
Awesome cars.
I had an Blue '01 RS sedan. Awesome car. Sold it for racing $$. It's the only non-racecar I regret selling.
I also picked up a set of 2003 WRX front seats!
I think my ideal would be to take a 00 or 01 sedan, but would be happy with a coupe, and just swap in the 2.0 turbo from an early wrx complete with the wrx dash and keep the 4.111 gear box as a non race daily driver. I have the 2.0 4.111 combo in my race car and really enjoy it in GD body, I know I'd love it in the gc.
I could run my 02 WRX in the Challenge. I paid the PO $750 for it.
Nice car.. Love the pics. 2nd one down is now my wallpaper.
OK, I'm going to circle back and detail the motor that I'm currently building for it.
Prepped bare EJ25 as it came back from my local machine shop:
I have a good used rotating assembly (crank/bearings/rods) from a previous project:
Yes, I'm working on this motor in my laundry room downstairs in my house:
Wife doesn't spend much time in there so it's all good.
Head rebuilds usually cost me about $150-$175 and that includes a pressure test, valve job (& new valve seal installation) and resurface.
They come back looking new:
I like the single cam phase II motors due to their easy valve lash adjustment:
Its a simple jam nut design. The earlier dual cam motors have puck type shims and I can't stand them.
If the bore's look and mic out OK then I just have the machine shop clean and ball hone the bores. That keeps the cost of block prep down to about $50 and that includes cleaning out an oil pan. (I don't like to do the dirty work.)
Subaru blocks split apart and there are 4 areas that need to be sealed up with new o-rings:
3 of them are the same and the 4th is a coolant passage:
As a fellow GC6 owner, give them hell champ!
Nice car! good job bringing it back from the dead. looks good with some mud on it.
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This information is the 2nd in a number of articles made to help make your AutoCAD drafting considerably faster and much more productive. We've got lots of responses and tips from your readers during the last batch of AutoCAD time savers, and also have another group of them for you personally! Let's begin.
Tip 1: The Glory Of Blocks
First of all, is applying blocks and layers to automate your projects flow. Now, blocks and layers would be the bread and butter of anybody who uses AutoCAD – a block is essentially several shapes which are linked together to create one object. You are able to consider them like a template of something draw frequently.
Now, among the nifty reasons for template documents in AutoCAD is you can pre-load blocks that you are likely to re-use from multiple projects into them. You may also perform the same factor with layer sets, and when you've used standardized layer sets, you may never return to creating them random. You may also put blocks and layer sets on the network share to ensure that everybody may use them, which greatly aids consistency. Recall the cardinal rule of AutoCAD: Plenty of problems have interesting solutions, but it is better to obtain a solution that actually works and re-utilize it than re-produce the wheel.
Among the hidden advantages of blocks and layers is the fact that AutoCAD only loads a mention of block inside your drawing, pulling it in the database to re-utilize it. Since a block is treated like a single object, this could cut quality lower quickly on large sketches, making your workstation more responsive.
Another great factor about blocks is the fact that they are not only drawing information. You are able to embed text objects (attributes), which may be extracted to some database or spreadsheet. Thus, your block can can consist of what material an item consists of, whom you have it from, and part figures. This type of detail is the reason why AutoCAD can be used for engineering diagrams, however, too many individuals are not aware that they'll embed that text information into an AutoCAD block object. With later versions of AutoCAD, you may also make these text attributes hyperlinks towards the manufacturer's catalog.
Tip 2: Getting Good Elbow Room
Next time saving tip is exactly what we call the Elbo Room Comamnd: Control enables you to increase your working space, eliminating the additional items of the AutoCAD interface. A great method of getting an introduction to your projects happening without zooming out too much. (We recommend obtaining a two monitor hookup whenever we can. Nothing improves AutoCAD efficiency around more screen property to utilize.
Tip 3: Dynamic Input Is The Friend
There's two kinds of dynamic input we are speaking about – the very first is autocompletion of typed instructions. This enables AutoCAD to guess at what you are likely to do next – better still, it's prone to guess from what objects you've selected and just what your last 15 instructions joined were, to try and provide you with instructions that suit your workflow.
The second reason is certainly one of individuals features that many people are never conscious of: Do you know can hit the Enter answer to repeat the final command you typed? A great way to save time, if, like us, you have a tendency to consider an order that has multiple parts labored out and wish to re-utilize it frequently on several objects in series. (Now, if perhaps AutoCAD would borrow a brief history tools in the assorted Adobe products…)
Even though not really a way to save time, some advice for productivity: Switch off your email when you are doing drafting work. Many people will, given the opportunity to futz with email, do this instead of focus on something which requires mental ability.
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