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Executing themes in your interior decoration is always challenging but fun. You may find strange but interesting pieces along the way, experience a brief existential crisis, or have second thoughts about this or that. Take it from interior architects at Antonio Martins Interior Design Inc. in San Francisco who pulled off this awe-inspiring combination of Southern American elements and modern designing. Read on to know why we're aching to get our hands on most, if not all, of the pieces.
Countryside and eclectic aptly describe this interior. Take for example this bed. Its solid wood end provides the perfect contrast to its plush beddings. We have a feeling that anybody who will dive into this would slowly doze off in a matter of minutes. The furry pillows also make it hard to leave this on a cozy weather. Meanwhile, the rest of the elements look symmetrically organized just like the parallel shelves and rugs on each bedside. More bed designs will be revealed later.
Well-lighted and fully-furnished, this living room catches our eyes with its popping red rug and brown leather couch set. If it weren't for the unconventional portraits of animals by the wall, this space oozes with sex appeal. Nevertheless, the whole neutral color ensemble together with the textures of wood, leather, and the rug's material evokes that Southern USA vibe. That studded coffee table with the antlers on top also give more character.
This is an alternate view of the living room where a contemporary and more conscientious choice of a buck head wall ornament draws our attention. It looks like a Lego product too! Notice how it brings this entire room to the 21st century, other than through the flatscreen television and the subtle mix of different pieces here. The wall materials also vary but still manage to combine so well because of their neutral colors and complementary placement.
The space dividing the living area from the dining area leads all the way to the staircase and the descending hallway beside it. This view helps us appreciate the skilled handicraft involved in the wooden elements like the floor, the visible beams, and that unusual chair! Other than that, this area also endorses how a high ceiling can do wonders to your interiors plus the fact that it can accommodate pieces like those ominous yet grandiose chandeliers.
Just when you think that the chandelier was threatening, it's actually a cool product of industrial and gothic designs. Check out how that harmonizes with the unexpected centerpiece and this concrete 12-seater dining set. The tall art piece by the wall meanwhile moderates the steely and dark feels of this area.
The kitchen has a lot going on but because of its subdued color, tidiness, plus the fact that a brilliant light comes through the top wall or ceiling windows, it looks so dreamy. We're still debating on which between the decorated wall and the spring kitchen stools is our favorite. Or it could also be the ceiling windows. Of course, we've also taken a roll call of the kitchen essentials for food preparation and storage here and it seems to be well-equipped. The bottomline is that we absolutely adore the total layout and execution of this kitchen.
You might have conflicting opinions regarding this chair, but in any case, if a deer were a piece of furniture it would be this-assembled to catch people's attention. On a side note, that welding helmet with antlers ornament equally looks intriguing.
This antique-looking drawer's interesting quality pretty much roots from those upcycled wooden compartments that have been assembled in a metal framework with a wooden top. The added vintage elements of the cash register plus the framed old photos also transport us back to the yesteryears.
The bathroom is also furnished with cool materials. First of course is that lighted sign board and then this meshed compartment. We like how they remained faithful to the white-brown-grey combination by choosing white towels. That spring desk lamp also amusingly coordinates with the spring kitchen stools earlier shown.
This study brings together industrial and vintage styles through those piped shelves and desk with a tawny brown leather chair that reminds us of a satchel.
Belt out Miley Cyrus' Wrecking Ball in this cool hanging seat.
The attic area is a spitting image of a camping tent with that matching foldable chair. We like this one-platform support for the two beds and how they're separated by a floor-to-ceiling shelf.
Giving off a sophisticated vibe, this headboard steals your eyes and directs them immediately at the very inviting bed. Departing yet again from the usual, wall-mounted and hanging bedside lamps serve as interesting alternatives to the space-consuming regular ones placed on top of end tables.
The intricate wooden wall plus the minimalist design incorporated in this bedroom makes it suitable and as a canvas for a teenager. The color palette used here is also gender neutral which is a safe choice when designing bedrooms.
If this was an interesting interior design theme, check out this adorable mountaintop cabin right out of a fairytale too.


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Réveillon is a New Orleans tradition dating back to the mid-1800s. Back then, Creole families celebrated Réveillon twice during the holidays, Christmas Eve and again on New Year's Eve. Now it's celebrated on a nightly basis with rich, indulgent and very delicious multi-course meals, from Dec. 1 to New Year's Eve at premier restaurants throughout the city.
Traditionally, the Christmas Eve meal celebrated the Christian faith. When families returned from St. Louis Cathedral, they broke their daylong fast with a large, extravagant meal that included egg dishes, sweetbreads and Creole dishes like daube glace, which is a jellied stew made with seasoned beef and veal stock molded and served cold as hors d'oeuvres with crackers. The meal typically ended with a cake filled with fruit confection, drizzled with wine or rum and topped with whipped cream.
While Christmas was spent only with the family, New Year's Eve was celebrated in a large group that also included friends and other loved ones. This fun-filled meal featured delicious treats like eggnog, fancy pastries, meringues, sugar sculptures, and crystallized fruits. Afterward, families would return home and enjoy a light meal before an evening of dancing and singing.
Today, restaurants in New Orleans serve both traditional menus inspired by the Creole tradition and contemporary menus using modern-day ingredients and techniques not available when the tradition started.
Here are our favorite New Orleans restaurants participating this year. Click on the name of the restaurant to start the reservation process.
Andrea's Restaurant – Chef Andrea's four-course holiday feast includes wonderful options like Angel Hair with Smoked Salmon and Vodka Sauce topped with Caviar, Insalata Buon Natale, Slow-roasted Duck Confit with White Bean Cassoulet, and Homemade Crepes. $45. $85 with wine pairing.
Bistreaux – Located in the Maison Dupuy, this restaurant led by Executive Chef Matt Regan features a Creole Réveillon with choices such as Crispy Fried Oysters with Abita BBQ Butter, Bacon & Blue Cheese over French Bread, Classic Turtle Soup, Braised Beef Short Rib with Smoked Onion and Cherry DemiGlace, and Dulce de Leche. $48.
Café Amelie – Prepare yourself for a fabulous meal of a Reveillon Salad, Gumbo Ya Ya, Chef-Inspired Local Gulf Seafood, and Cherry Almond Bread Pudding with Brandy Cherry Sauce. $56.
Café Degas – Head to breathtaking Esplanade Avenue for Salade de Reveillon, Sea Scallops, Veal Rack with Madeira and Mushroom Cream Sauce, Chocolate Pot de Crème, and a glass of Ruby Port for lagniappe. $44.
Commander's Palace – A six-course feast awaits in the Garden District. Celebrate the season with Blackened Redfish on the Half Shell, Wild White Shrimp Remoulade, Black Skillet Seared Diver Scallops, Black Pepper Pappardelle Housemade Pasta with Warm Duck and Roasted Shallots, Black Truffle-injected Sliced Tenderloin of Veal, and Cognac Hot Toddy Poached Pear Tomme de Savoie Semifreddo. $90.
Court of Two Sisters – Few restaurants in the French Quarter are as well known as this one. For Reveillon, they're serving a traditional four-course menu with choices such as Turtle Soup au Sherry, Seafood Puff Pastry with Champagne Sauce, Grilled Beef Tenderloin, and Bûche de Noël. $50.
Crescent City Brewhouse – Known for its hand-crafted beer and fabulous food, Crescent City Brewhouse's Réveillon menu includes Oyster Stew Redfish Noël, Pickled Shrimp and Vegetables, Seafood Au Gratin, and Sticky Toffee Pudding with Vanilla Ice Cream. $44.
Gumbo Shop – Experience traditional and contemporary Creole cuisine in the casual elegance of a restored 1794 cottage. Savor choices like Chicken Andouille Gumbo, Tossed Green Salad with Toasted Pecan Vinaigrette, Catfish St. Peter, Homemade Pecan Pie, and Café Brûlot. $36.
The Pelican Club – Nestled in the quiet Exchange Alley, this French Quarter restaurant features a contemporary Réveillon menu with choices including Cream Oyster and Mirliton Chowder, Mississippi Rabbit with Three Cheese Stone Grits, Rack of Lamb, White and Dark Chocolate Bread Pudding, and Bourbon Spiked Eggnog. $49+.
SoBou – This spirited restaurant located just south of Bourbon Street is serving a Reveillon with Yellowtail Crudo, Street Food Duck Hash, Chargrilled Black Angus Beef, and Creole Yule Log Cannoli. $44.
Tujague's – The second oldest restaurant in New Orleans blends traditions of the old with the new, as Chef Thomas Robey presents a four-course meal that includes Shrimp and Tasso Vol-Au-Vent, Lobster and Corn Bisque, Braised Colorado Lamb Shank with White Beans and Brussels Sprouts, and Bananas Foster Bread Pudding. View complete menu. $54.
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War. Huh. What is it good for?
Horror and war horribly go well together because they're pretty damn similar. Wellins carves the two well, creating a realistic, if fictional portrait of life during the final stages of World War two in battle ravaged Europe.
Alone and lost deep behind enemy lines, a small group of American soldiers find themselves in a deserted town after their mission goes disastrously wrong. Up until this point it already feels like a fantastic war novel as the perils mount up and the stakes get higher, what else could possibly go wrong?
From the shadowy ruins of the town, a mystery unfolds, a horrible, hidden reality that starts to pick off the men one by one, a truth born of the war that is both a tragedy and an atrocity.
Wellins writes well, the book is incredibly well researched and he really immerses the reader in his hellish world, letting them taste every bullet, every mouthful of dirt, every drop of dirty rain to great effect. He makes the situation desperate, then continues to turn the pressure up full and chips away the sanity of the soldiers as the situation becomes more maddening.
I thoroughly enjoyed Wellins' previous novel "Upon my Worst Enemy" which follows a similar pattern of soldiers in a dire situation and twists their predicament further, and "Whispers from the Gods of War" is equally as engrossing. There's a filmic quality throughout, a sense of pathos and you really feel the characters, no matter which side they're fighting for. Imagine Saving Private Ryan and Children of the Corn, but infinitely more bloody and creepy, you're not even half way there.
Even if you're not a fan of war novels, this is an exemplary horror novel in its own right, and I'm surprised Wellins isn't widely read. Please change that.
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The firm's next leader may already work there
There are different ways to transition the business, and one way might be closer than many advisers think.
The key to succession planning for many firms might be to identify advisers already working there who can be trained to become the next generation of leaders.
Among the handful of firms providing training is Charles Schwab & Co. The company since 2014 has operated an executive leadership program, the first of its kind, that focuses on preparing experienced advisers and leaders of registered investment advisers to become the next generation of firm leaders.
"It's a one-year program, very high-touch," says Lisa Salvi, vice president of business consulting services at Schwab Advisor Services in San Francisco. "We combine live in-person events for the participants with guided coaching from Schwab."
The curriculum focuses on positive leadership, innovation, talent management, marketing and entrepreneurship, Salvi says.
Courses feature faculty from well-known universities.
"Most of the program is online and very interactive," Salvi says.
"The program interacts with smaller groups of participants and alumni and also at what the firm calls the 'keystone,' or beginning of the program, and 'capstone,' or the end of it when they graduate," she says.
The leader of the firm nominates someone else who they think can become a leader.
Schwab expects to have trained a total of 140 next-generation chief executives by the end of the year.
"We're committed to helping advisers find and develop talent at all levels of the leadership program, which is designed specifically for that CEO successor," Salvi says. "From stories of our graduates, we feel the industry is in good hands."
Graduates say the Schwab program has helped their subsequent leadership performance.
"There were numerous takeaways. And the one that resonated most was 'to be intentional' about your leadership and the decisions you make in your organization," says CFP J. Brent Beene, a managing partner and wealth adviser at RegentAtlantic, a fee-only RIA in Morristown, New Jersey.
He completed the program early last year.
Ali Flynn Phillips, a partner and senior vice president at Obermeyer Wood Investment Counsel in Denver, says that the program has improved her leadership skills.
"I've been able to take on more management responsibilities, thereby freeing up our founders' time and providing them leverage so they can focus on long-term strategic initiatives," she says.
Meanwhile, CEG Worldwide has a specific consulting program focused on succession planning.
"With the average age of the managing partners of advisory firms with assets over $50 million in their early 60s, they're beginning to see that they are not immortal and need to look [at] how best to take care of their clients and realize the value of what they have created by looking externally and internally," says John Bowen, founder and chief executive of CEG worldwide in San Martin, California.
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Follow Hwy-120 East to Groveland. Continue 1/2 mile East of Groveland on Hwy-120 and then turn right onto Old Hwy-120. Follow Old Hwy-120 for 1 mile. You will see Yosemite Pines RV Park and Campground on the left.
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This is book number 1 in the Birder Murder Mystery series.
Celebrated Canadian Domenic Jejeune, recently arrived to the Norfolk area of England, has newly been appointed to DCI of Saltmarsh. An avid birder, Dom is more thrilled to be in the heart of Britain's premier birding county than being a detective. When an ecological activist/birder is found murdered, Jejeune's investigative reputation is put to the test. Can the death be related to a competition involving birdwatching lists?— Brenda


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Tuesday, November 10, 2009
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On Sunday 8th November 2009, I swam the length of Lake Burley Griffin in Canberra in the Sri Chinmoy National Capital Swim. A distance of 9k.
It was the first time I attempted to swim this distance.
I finished 7th in my category, solo swimmers under 50 no wetsuit, and 11th overall (out of 11 solo no wetsuit finishers!)
All solo finishers were presented with trophies, so it was also my first trophy for an open water swim.
Thanks to excellent help from my paddler Peter, some great coaching and endurance training from Coach Chad, and priceless advice on long-distance swimming from Helen, there was never a time when I doubted that I would complete the race.
My time 3:45:37 was 10 minutes under the target time I had set myself for the race.
It was a lovely swim and conditions on the day were perfect.
This is a great annual event, and was very well run by the Sri Chinmoy Race Team.
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We at The Unified Scene Theater have simply run out of superlatives to describe the brilliance that is VI Lenin. They are slow, patient, intelligent, and stunningly, arrestingly funny. Their chemistry is palpable and apparent whenever they take the stage: three improvisational actors — Joe Uchno, Rich Nyman, and Nick Murawski — seemingly uncanny in their ability to sense the others, the perfect moment to heighten, raise the stakes, and bring their improv scenes and structures to completion in a way that's so comedically satisfying you'll wonder whether it was scripted. And, of course, it isn't. We've said this before, and not because they're a TUS House Troupe : VI Lenin is, quite simply, the best improv troupe in DC, bar none. We sat down with them for a quick chat.
TUS: How did you all get together? Where/how did you meet, etc. And, more importantly, what do you think contributes to your obvious group chemistry?
Joe: Rich and I met a while back when I got into JINX, a WIT troupe which he was already a part of. That was maybe 2006. I met Nick when the three of us were all in The Haddington Club together in early 2015, a group assembled by Pete Bergen. During rehearsals for that group the three of us hit it off. Rich and I had been kicking around an idea about a certain type of show that we were interested in — a slower paced, discovery-reliant kind of show. We roped Nick into that and it became VI Lenin. It just seems like the three of us have very similar approaches to improv. Whenever we talk about something it ends up that we're all trying to say basically the same thing. In one of the first rehearsals we talked about what kind of improv we wanted to do. Then we did a few scenes and were like "Yep, let's do that." We each have a lot of experience but I think we're all open enough to benefit from each other's approach especially where we differ a little.
Rich: What Joe said. We have a common style that we aim for, and we generally enjoy each other's company. Except for Nick. Neither Joe or I really like Nick.
Nick: …
TUS: We've described your style as "patient, but not slow" (we're trademarking that, so don't even thing about it). Is this a conscious stylistic choice? A reaction to game-focused "edit-and-heighten" UCB-style so prevalent in improv these days? Or just something you all naturally gravitate to?
Joe: I think it is a conscious choice on my part, at least. I like a lot of different kinds of improv from the breakneck pace to the more slice of life, monoscene stuff. So doing the kind of show we do, which is rooted in patience and discovery at the top of the show, was something I actively wanted to experiment with more. I think that collectively we liked the idea of starting in the middle of something and discovering what the show will be about as opposed to starting with a premise and trying to heighten it to the extreme. I think we enjoy the comedy found in the subtleties of personal interactions. The payoff can be bigger if you start out patiently and make discoveries along with the audience
Rich: It's definitely style I choose to pursue and one that I did not start out gravitating towards. I like to do big characters and accents, and those still are a part of our shows, but we like to more than anything play slow and take our time so nothing gets dropped. It might feel like super-realism but that's almost a side-effect of just taking everything in and as Joe says really discovering what we have already given ourselves. That is when I feel like I connect most with the audience, when I look around at the things that are happening, pick them up, bat them around, and honor the fact that they only exist because we are all there in that moment. We do speed up and play big and wild, we just try to always try to maintain that philosophy. (at least its in ethos).
Nick: For me, it is definitely a conscious choice AND it's a style I naturally gravitate toward. I would much prefer to rip as much as possible from a scene and truly respond to what is being done or said then to cut a scene early because of a laugh. It's quality vs. quantity.
TUS: What advice would you give the new student just starting out, besides the obvious principles every new student learns in an intro class? Meaning: what is/are some of the most important lessons you learned in improv that you *didn't* learn in class?
Joe: Watch improv. Maybe that is part of what is said in an intro class but it's the most important thing. Nobody can verbally tell you what improv is with any degree of completeness. There is no substitute for seeing improv performed if you want to do it. Something else I'm big on is that improv never has to be bad. Of course some shows are better than others and any group can have a bad show. But bad shows are not a necessary result of the fact that you're doing improv. Bad improv is a result of doing improv poorly. If you're not happy with what you're doing in class or rehearsal or in shows just realize that, yes, literally anyone can do improv but if you want to do the best improv you can do, you have to work at it. And if you do work at it, there can be huge improvements in your game.
Rich: Take note of scenes in life and on stage/screen for things you can take with you to improv. The difference between a well-acted scene in a movie and improv is nothing. Slimming that difference down to nothing is the trick. Take note of how different scenes in movies start — is someone talking off-stage, on a radio, telling a story? Where are the characters located in relation to each other? Do any of them leave the scene? How/when do they come back. Taking note of those things, establishing some patterns and adding that to the group's vocabulary can add some momentum to the work you're doing.
Nick: See as much improv as possible. I think it's also important to see different improv… different styles, forms, etc. If you can't get out to a theater to see quality groups perform (which is a shame)… read about it, watch clips on the 'ol computer and listen to podcasts. Immerse yourself.
TUS: Two of you have been on DC's improv scene a long time. What are your thoughts regarding the scene today? What are its benefits? It's drawbacks? What would you change, if you could?
Joe: Oh man. I have many opinions that run the gamut but the most common thought I have about improv in DC is that there is a lot of excitement and investment by people in the improv community here. And that's unequivocally good and something that you can't fabricate if it doesn't happen organically.
Among the benefits are a lot of opportunities for stage time. Between the established theaters in town and the indie scene producing shows at bars and theater venues there are many shows to see and many opportunities to perform. There are almost 1,500 members of the DC Indie Improv Facebook page. That is insane. I think improv in DC is done by a lot of people who do not self-identify as comedians or actors. People come to DC for different reasons and they become improvisers once they experience the scene here and get hooked. If you go somewhere else (NY, LA or Chicago) the people doing improv there are often people who went to those places to pursue comedy or acting in some way. So I think the improv scene in DC benefits from the different experiences and perspectives offered by those who perform it here. The drawbacks are unfortunately the same as the benefits. In DC there isn't the same competition for relatively few coveted performance spots that you see in other cities. So people get to perform shows earlier on in their improv career, which is great for getting better, but may not present the same level of quality to that particular audience. Everyone gets better as they gain experience. But in a lot of places that experience is gained in practice groups and in auditions, etc. before getting actual stage time. It can be a lot of work to sell enough tickets to fill up even some of the smaller venues in DC. I think that is partly because the people interested in improv here have full lives with time-consuming jobs, families and other hobbies. Like I said, in some other places the improv community is made up of people who have made life choices based on the pursuit of improv or comedy so they just go to shows by default. And if someone in DC who is a lawyer, or whatever, decides they actually want to pursue comedy, often times that means they move away from DC to one of the bigger comedy cities. So there is kind of a comedy brain drain that happens here. But if I've learned anything in the extensive amount of aging I've done so far, it's that I don't necessarily know very much. So while the scene in DC doesn't get the respect I think it could and which I think it deserves, I guess I wouldn't change anything because there is a good possibility that I would make it worse by mistake. And things are pretty good already.
Rich: +1
Nick: +2
TUS: Who are your improv comedy influences/idols/heroes? Who or what made you want to do this yourselves?
Joe: The first improv I ever saw was at the UCB Theater in New York when it was first getting going. There was a show called "Feature, Feature" which was great. They did The Movie format and used to do two shows back to back. Early Harold Teams there like Respecto Montalban, Mother, Monkey Dick and especially Optimist International got me hooked on doing improv. Other groups (which may or may not still be existence) that I think are great are: TJ and Dave, Four Square, 4Track, OneSixtyOne and The Reckoning. Those are groups that either got me excited to do improv or made me want to improve by showing me that it could be better than I thought possible.
Rich: I didn't know what longform really was until I came to DC. OneSixtyOne and Jackie were big influences out of DC. Teachers there were great, Patrick Gantz made a big impression and told me about TJ & Dave and I've been hooked on them ever since. ASSSCAT, Beer Shark Mice, Four Square, Cook County Social Club, Dasariski, Rare Bird Show, to name only a few and whole lot of shows I took in at festivals or different theaters. DC has such a great indie scene now though, I'm learning a ton taking in some of the new shows/people/formats right here in the District. It's pretty awesome to see.
Nick: Christopher Guest, Fred Willard, TJ & Dave, Cook County Social Club, Tim O'Malley, Jet Eveleth, Mike Patrick O'Brien, Pat Reidy, Bill Murray
TUS: What are your thoughts about having found a home at TUS? What is it about the space, or its community, that makes it unique?
Joe: Being a part of TUS is really exciting. There is an energy and vibe to the theater, the neighborhood, the audiences that makes it really fun. I like that the space is intimate and that you're very close to the audience during a show. You can see everyone; they are close enough that you could touch them if you wanted to. It kind of keeps you honest during a show because the people you are hoping to entertain are right there and the reaction you get from them is palpable.
Rich: Loving TUS and being a part of it, and that really comes down to Shawn and Kathy. They are amazing people and their devotion to creative expression in this town is the driving force behind everything that is happening there. College nights, house troupes, avant-garde, non-avant-garde, it's all coming online. Shawn and Kathy are really pushing the envelope in terms of what they are putting up and we are excited to be a part of their mission.
Nick: It's very nice to have a home and a consistent place to create.
VI Lenin's next show is this Saturday, along side local indie legends Sweater Kittens, at 8:30 p.m. at The Unified Scene Theater. Get tickets here.


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Paul Scanlon (Pastor and Author) has an amazing and recommended book "Crossing Over ". In one of the sections he talks about "the power of a complaint". The main point being, that God will sometimes give you eyes and a heart for something He wants you to do, that will effect change around you. That message left a mark on me.
In the early days of Tommy's first charge, I personally found myself at times wondering how to deal with various situations and experiences that were all ministry related. In utter desperation, one night I scoured the web and found some websites and resources for "pastors' wives". It was like manna. Although most helpful indeed, it was generally relating to the American church, and was very different to our cultural context in Scotland, and especially in the Islands. And so, the seeds of "my complaint" were being sown. It seemed to be the same for ministers.
The years passed, and as Tommy and I attended various conferences or church events, it never ceased to amaze me that the conversations we would end up having with folk, inevitably started with "can I have a wee word?" Thereafter would follow a long story of hurt, frustration, brokenness and discouragement as a result of ministry and people. I always used to wonder who was ministering to the ministers or pastoring the pastors? There didn't seem to be a "go-to" for encouragement, fellowship and spiritual support. To be fair, there may have been some events going on in the cities, but either they had passed by before the news filtered up North, or they were one off events once a year. For many in ministry, even if you hear of an event in time, it isn't always feasible to go because of time, distance and money. More seeds sown.
Fast forward to the last few years. Throughout our lives Tommy and I have always had a deep love, passion and hunger for revival. We still have great faith and expectation for God to move mightily again in our land. One day I was enjoying some worship time at home alone, and I felt God clearly invade my thoughts. As I'd been praying about and for revival…He left me with this thought – if He came in a move of Revival – how prepared would the pastors/ministers be to host it across our land? That shook me. Truth is, I know many wonderful churches and pastors having amazing impact on their churches and communities who are thriving personally and spiritually up and down our land. Thank God. But equally, so many I know are also tired and burnt out and going through the motions.
Tommy has seen exactly half of those who trained with him for ministry leave. That's a sobering reality. The prayer of all the Trustees and I, is that all who are involved in ministry would be revived, encouraged and built up in the call of God again.
We need to love and encourage one another in this unique and incredible opportunity to spread the Gospel in our land. I believe God also wants to remind us that we are not alone, and that He wants us to enjoy life – not endure it, and live the lives He has given us in wholeness and goodness. Through ESPS Ministries may you be encouraged, built up, refreshed and revived through all that is shared here and through events we hope to run in the near future.
Donna MacNeil
The Launch…ESPS Ministries at CLAN 2016
The final year of the popular CLAN (Christians Linked Across the Nation) summer conference was held this year at Kelburn Park in Largs. Grateful thanks to the Clan team for giving us a marquee for the session launch that was jam packed. Grateful thanks to you if you were there, it was so encouraging to see everyone who came along to find out more and take away our contact cards to share out.
With so many ministers, leaders and folk from various churches and denominations, it was the perfect opportunity for us to launch ESPS Ministries and spread the word in person.
Those of the trustees who were able to be there on the day shared their hearts and why they were involved in this ministry. Tommy set the stage with context for the need we are all so aware of. Donna then hosted the meeting with Andrea and Fred both sharing briefly. Truth is, it would have been wonderful to share more and to dialogue more with those who were there, but the allotted time just flew by.
This is a very new ministry that's just being birthed, and we would really value your prayers and your support. The vision is endless, and we are in the process of prayerfully planning into the next exciting stages we are to build on. ESPS Ministries is non-denominational and we are passionate to see the church and pastors/ministers and their spouses in Scotland, and beyond, flourish and be blessed.


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According to The Wrap, hacker-turned-junkie-turned-Jolie castoff-turned-singin' dancin' lawyer Jonny Lee Miller will match lips with Michael C. Hall on the upcoming season of Dexter, playing a character who is "intricately involved" with Julia Stiles' new character—and unfortunately, that's all we're getting in terms of advance information. "Intricately involved" could mean a lot of things, but we're just going to go ahead and assume that he's playing her drag alter-ego until we hear otherwise. Fuck it, it's Friday: Here's a clip from Hackers.
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The Subconscious Mind
Posted by Susan Franzblau
What do people really mean by the subconscious mind?
In the 1880s hypnosis revealed that we were more than just our consciousness because something had to be guiding people's behavior while they were hypnotized and not aware of the world around them. It was called the unconscious mind or, as we now more commonly refer to it, the subconscious. It had always been believed that the conscious mind made the decisions that directed our actions; but, in the past 35 years, research from cognitive neuroscience to social psychology, is demonstrating that the subconscious plays the dominant role.
Evolution-based studies show that we rely primarily on our subconscious mind to develop successful ways of surviving in an unpredictable world. We learn in the form of habits, such as behaviors, values, and beliefs, from infancy on by copying how the people around us respond to specific stimuli in our environment. Then we develop our own personal habits based on the unique events in our lives. We usually don't know that we are learning these responses. As we grow older, we begin to learn other tasks consciously that are then completely taken over by the subconscious like reading or riding a bicycle. While our knowledge grows, we develop an imagination to help us survive unanticipated situations.
When things in the outside world trigger specific reactions from our subconscious, the conscious mind thinks it has chosen to act or think certain thoughts, but they are actually initiated by the subconscious. Though as a person matures, the conscious mind can control some actions stimulated by the subconscious, it has no power over the thoughts or emotions that have been triggered. Deeply connected habits can be almost impossible to change despite logic, reason, or will power. However, hypnosis is a method of directly contacting the subconscious and modifying the triggering process.
One way to take control of the subconscious mind is through hypnosis. Hypnotic suggestions substitute the original habit for another, more desirable one, such as in smoking when being exposed to a cigarette no longer elicits a sense of attraction but makes the person feel disgusted. The conscious mind is only aware of the change in its feelings, not the change in the subconscious mind that has created the new response.
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If you have thrown knives before or just started knife-throwing recently, you should know that knife spins in the air when it is being thrown. The major problem about spinning is that you need to know the exact distance between where you stand and the target. The knife may hit the target with the handle instead of the blade if the distance is wrong.
To successfully throw a knife with spin, you also need to know the balance of your knife, the rotation and the grip position, etc. Basically your every throws need to be consistent and accurately controlled if you want the knife to stick on the target.
What is No Spin Throwing
This is why people invented no spin throws. So what is a no-spin throw? Well, the name says it all – no-spin throwing technique means you throw a knife without making any spins. This technique is good for a short range throw and it is ideal for someone who doesn't know the exact throwing distance. It is good for combat because the throw can be so quick that you take your opponent by surprise although we don't recommend you throw your knife away during combat.
No Spin VS. Spin Throw
Let's check out the head-to-head comparison between spin-throw and no-spin throw.
Advantage: It is great for long range especially in competition because most knife throwing competitions are long distances. In terms of the control of the knife, it is easier than the no-spin throw. It doesn't require special grip – you can use a normal hammer grip but consistency is key.
Disadvantage: You need to know every details before you make the throw. E.g. you need to calculate the distance from the target. You also need to know your knife well – e.g. how many spin does it require to hit the target, where do you grip the knife etc. If you change your knife set, you will need to recalculate all over again.
No-Spin Throw
Advantage: No-Spin is great for short range throw. You can throw from any distances between 0 to 10 feet because you don't need to calculate the spin. It is quick because there is no need to adjust the distance and spin. All you need to do is hold the handle and throw. It has style: you can do an overhead throw, underarm throw, or sideway throw with the no-spin technique.
Disadvantage: Learning a no-spin throw is harder than learning a spin throw. You will need to practice on the grip, finger action, wrist action and the timing to release the knife if you want to perform a good no-spin throw.
How to Find the Best Throwing Knife for No-Spin Technique
Some of the no-spin techniques require the thrower to brush down the spin of the knife with a finger. To do this, the shape of the knife is very important. Make sure that the throwing knife has a round and smooth spine, it shouldn't have any bump sticking out which can thwart you from brushing down the knife.
You can use both long and short knives for no-spin technique. Long knife is good for long distance while short knife is good for short range.
Same as all the other throwing knives, a no-spin throwing knife shouldn't be sharp. As long as the knife has a point that can stick to the target, it is good enough to throw. If the knife is too sharp, grind it down so that you don't cut yourself.
Get at least 3 knives, ideally 6 knives at the same time. You don't want to keep walking back and forth to retrieve your knives and it won't be efficient in learning.
Our Recommendations for the Best No-Spin Throwing Knives
Butter or Dinner Knives
Yes that's right. Butter knives are indeed one of the best throwing knives for practice. They are made with one piece of steel without any handle parts. The shape is smooth and the blade is not sharp at all. The spine is also smooth so these knives are not bad for no-spin throw. They can still stick to the target because of the tip at the end of the blade. They are also very cheap – you can get a pack of 6. Make sure you get the one with round, normal shape.
Check out the butter knives here if you are interested.
Of course, butter knives are only good for practice. They are not very good at long range throw because of the short length and the light weight. If you are looking for more serious knives, you need to look further.
United Cutlery GH2011 Gil Hibben Gen.2 Throwing Knife
These are pretty good beginner set. They are designed by Gil Hibben who actually throws knives. With an overall length of 8 5/8", they are great for short range throw. The set also comes with a belt sheath. We like it because you can draw the knives quickly from the belt and throw it with underhand no-spin technique – it is amazing for close range combat.
The GH2011 is good for no-spin throw. The knife has a round shape and it has a smooth and straight spine. Your finger wouldn't get caught while brushing down spine. You can also practice spin throw with this knife. It is center-balanced so it makes a uniform spin in the air which is good for spin thrower.
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Boker Magnum Bailey Ziel Set Knife
- Overall length : 13 ¼"
- Weight: 14 oz
- Thickness: ¼"
- Metal: 420J2 stainless steel
- Sheath: 3 compartment leather sheath
For a long range throwing knife, the Boker Bailey is pretty good. We would recommend it to any beginners because it is designed by John bailey who is a professional knife-thrower. He knows how to throw his knife and he knows how to make one.
These knives are well balanced, heavy weighted and long which are perfect for long distance throw or competition. They are amazing for spin throw. However you will notice that the shape of the knife is not very round. There is a little spike coming out in the middle and it would be hard to perform the no-spin technique.
One more thing to be aware of is the tip of these knife. It is thin and week when you first get them and the tip tends to break after a few throws. If you have a grinder, you can easily fix it by grinding down the tip and the knife will be good to go. Alternatively, you can go to a knife shop and pay a few bucks to get them fix it for you. Sometimes these shops would do it for free if you are lucky.
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Cold Steel Sure Balance Thrower
Cold steel Sure Balance is one the greatest knives for long distance throw. With 13 inches length and 18.5 ounce weight, it is long and heavy just like the Boker Magnum Bailey Ziel.
The knife is made of 1055 carbon steel which is a tough and strong metal. You can use it for no-spin throw although it has the similar problem as the Boker Magnum – the knife has a bumpy bit in the middle of the spine. However, this bump is kind of smooth and round so you can still perform no-spin throw on it.
When you first get these knives, you may want to grind down the edge a bit because they are just a bit too sharp to throw.
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Try Out Throwing Spikes or Bo Shuriken
Another option to practice no-spin throw is to use throwing spikes or Bo Shurikens. If you like using no-spin throw, you should really try these out. They are really fun to play with. You can get these throwing spikes on Amazon and they are quite cheap, so you can try them out without hurting your wallet.
Throwing spikes are meant to be thrown with no-spin technique so it is perfect if you want to practice your skill. Although the spikes are different from the knives in terms of shape, the principle behind the no-spin throw is the same.
Here's a video on how to throw a Bo Shuriken with no spins.
How to Throw a Knife With No Spin
If you want to know how to perform the no spin technique, check out the videos below.


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We are delighted to confirm the project was on time and within £80 of the projected budget. Much better than HS2 some would say!
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Thank you for your participation in our Student-Parent-Teacher Learning Conversations last Monday, 30th September, where our students and their teachers were able to share valuable insights with you, about your child as a learner and their goals for the year ahead.
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Infectious Substances are defined as substances which are known or are reasonably expected to contain pathogens, or micro-organisms including bacteria, viruses, parasites, or fungi which can cause disease in humans or animals. Section 1.4 TDG, IATA 22.214.171.124.1. They are split up into two separate categories. Category A which is capable of causing permanent disability, life-threating or fatal disease in otherwise healthy humans or animals. Category A infectious substances are either assigned UN2814 or UN2900 and are class 6.2. IATA 188.8.131.52. Category B substances are any other infectious substances that do not meet the criteria for inclusion of Category A. They are assigned the UN number 3373.
Packaging Infectious Substances
For Category A substances, Infectous Substances Affecting Humans or Animals Only, strict performance criteria should be met on the packaging including drop testing, puncture testing, a pressure testing, and a stacking test. The configuring is often referred to as the triple packaging system. When packaging Category A substances, you must start out with a leak-proof primary receptacle. If the substances are shipped at room temperature or higher, these receptacles must be made of glass, metal, or plastic. The primary receptacles must then be placed into a leak-proof secondary packaging, either wrapped individually or separated to prevent any contact.
Both the primary and secondary packaging must be able to withstand an internal pressure of at least 95 kPa. If the substance is a liquid it must have absorbent material placed between the primary and secondary packaging. If the substances are frozen or refrigerated, dry ice or Ice must be placed around the secondary packaging or in an over pack and a leak-proof container. The limit per container on a passenger aircraft is 50 ML or 50 G. A rigid Outer Packaging including drums, boxes or jerricans must then be used to surround the entire package. (See Image Below) 49 CFR (173.196), CAN/CGSB-43.125, IATA Packing Instruction P620.
When packaging Category B substances, Biological Substance, Category B (see figure below), the triple packaging system of primary, secondary, and outer packaging is also utilized. They must also be packaged in a way that under normal circumstances of transport cannot break, be puncture or leak. For liquid substances shipped by air, the primary receptacle must not contain more than 1 L, and the outer packaging must not contain more than 4 L or 4 KG for solids. 49 CFR 173.199, CAN/CGSB-43.125, IATA Packing Instruction P650.
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Below is a visualization and description of some of the most significant incidents of political violence in Nigeria from March 14, 2015 to March 20, 2015. This update also represents violence related to Boko Haram in Cameroon, Chad, and Niger. These incidents will be included in the Nigeria Security Tracker.
- March 15: Boko Haram killed 50 women and children and kidnapped 456 when they retreated from Damasak, Borno.*
- March 15: Fulani herdsmen killed ninety-five in Agatu, Benue
- March 15: Two PDP chiefs were killed in Akuku-Toru, Rivers.
- March 15: Nigerian troops retook Damasak in Mobbar, Borno. Approximately one hundred bodies of civilians have been found.
- March 15: Sectarian violence in Barkin Ladi, Plateau led to the deaths of nine.
- March 15: Boko Haram militants kill one in Djargagoroum, Chad.
- March 16: Nigerian troops retook Goniri in Gujba, as well as Yobe and Bama in Borno. No casualty figures have been released.
- March 17: Boko Haram killed one in Golfo, Cameroon.
- March 18: One APC candidate was killed in Ukanafun, Akwa Ibom. The circumstances of his death are yet to be determined.
- March 19: Boko Haram recaptured Gamboru Ngala in Borno, killing twenty.
- March 20: Gunmen killed two PDP leaders in Ikwerre, Rivers.
- March 20: Gunmen disrupted an APC rally in Obio/Akpor, Rivers. There were no casualties.
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There has been a lot of hype about the Instant Pot since it first came out in 2010. Now a huge sensation in the North American home kitchen scene, it was invented by ex-Nortel employees and had its beginnings in Ottawa, Canada. I have to admit I was a late adopter when it came to buying and using this fancy appliance in my own kitchen. I thought I was doing just fine with traditional cooking, using the stove and oven, along with different types of pots and pans, so why would I need this fancy schmancy thing?
Purchase trigger
My curiosity about the Instant Pot (manifested by the online research I started doing, and questions I started asking some fellow home chefs), and a nice in-store discount offered by one of the big box stores, drove my loving other half (yes I'm the better half ;-), to pick up one. Overall, the reviews posted online by other folks who had started using it seemed great, but still, I was on the fence on whether to get one or not. Fall-off-the bone ribs cooked in 30 minutes? Tender beef stew also in 30 minutes? Really?! The rave about it seemed too good to be true. And given that I've never used a pressure cooker or slow cooker before, I had no experience of my own to be able to relate with other reviewers and gauge how well this would improve my life as a home chef.
First meeting
When my other half brought home a new 6 quart Instant Pot (IP) DUO home, I unpacked the good. And there it was - my first IP, in person. Well hello there! It looked like a robotic pot, loaded with buttons on its chest. It also came with several accessories - a trivet (a term which I have never heard of until IP came into our home), useful for steaming food; a spatula; and a ladle.
I then read (or more like studied) the manual. Yes, every page! The appearance and weight of this thing is a bit intimidating, and because it uses high pressure for cooking, I didn't want to just "wing it", and risk blowing up my kitchen in the process. Okay, that's probably an exaggeration, but a serious-looking kitchen appliance deserves due diligence.
The manual begins with a number of things to remember to safely operate this equipment, and I do keep these pointers in mind, especially:
- Never attempt to open the lid whenever high pressure cooking is in progress (i.e. whenever the float valve is up)
- Ensure you have at least 500ml of water or other liquids whenever cooking in high pressure
Fast forward three months, and I have used my IP to make several dishes, including BBQ chicken drumsticks, pork rib soup, macaroni and cheese, and beef caldereta (Filipino stew).
Lessons learned from experience
- Total cook time
- Messy cooking
- Deglaze after saute
- Air out
The verdict? The Instant Pot is worth the purchase. Here's why:
- Meat always comes out super tender, as in fall-off-the-bone consistency in just 30 minutes or less of actual cook time. To make a simple pork rib soup (that is, soup made from pork ribs), for example, I could cook it on the stove top for a total of 1 to 1.5 hours, but the meat would not be fall-off-the-bone tenderness. It would be, if cooked in the IP, for about the same total cooking duration.
- The flavour is fantastic. It may be comparable to traditional cooking, or perhaps slightly better depending on the dish and the aromatic ingredients soaked in it during the cooking process.
- It's gives you something interesting to chat about, and perhaps some bragging rights, with your relatives and friends. Having this fancy schmancy appliance that yields delicious results can make you look like a sophisticated home chef!
I also recommend having these kitchen utensils on hand when using an Instant Pot:
- Long handled stirring spoon, soup ladle and spatula (for deglazing) - My 6-quart IP came with a soup ladle and spatula, however, the handle is rather short
- Kitchen tongs - useful for turning meat when sauteeing and transferring from the IP to a serving dish
- Steamer basket
- Kitchen gloves - useful for keeping the inner pot steady while stirring or sauteeing, and for removing the inner pot while it's hot
- Kitchen towel - a damp towel can be placed on the lid to speed up the natural release of pressure
Are you considering to get an Instant Pot, or already have one? I'd love to hear about your experiences using it.


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Safety & Warnings
Please handle this product with care and inspect it regularly to ensure it is in good working order.
If the product, power supply cord or plug shows any signs of damage: stop use, unplug and contact Kogan.com support.
- Read all instructions before using the appliance and retain for reference.
- Never place food directly on the bottom of the bowl, as the bottom of the food will not cook evenly. Always use a rack or pan when cooking. Note: Most pans can be used in this oven as long as it is a baking pan and fits comfortably inside the bowl.
- Do not touch hot surfaces. The temperature of the outer surface can get very hot while the appliance is in operation. Always use oven gloves when handling hot materials and allow metal parts to cool before cleaning. Allow the appliance to cool thoroughly before removing parts. Always use the handles when moving the appliance.
- Do not use the appliance for other than its intended indoor household use.
- To protect against the risk of electric shock, do not immerse this appliance, cord set or plug in water or any other liquid.
- The appliance is not intended lo be operated by means of an external timer or any type of separate remote control system.
- The use of accessories which are not recommended or supplied by Kogan may cause fire, electric shock or injury.
- Do not use an extension cord unless completely necessary with this product. If an extension cord is used please ensure that it has a rating equal or exceeding the rating of this appliance.
- Do not pull or carry by cord, use cord as a handle, close a door on the cord or pull cord around sharp edges or comers. Keep cord from heated surfaces.
- Do not bend or damage the power cord.
- Always unplug the appliance when not in use. To disconnect from the power supply, grip the plug and pull from the wall outlet. Never pull by the cord. The plug must be removed from the wall outlet before cleaning, servicing, maintenance or moving the appliance.
Never force the plug into an outlet.
- Do not place the appliance near a hot gas or electric burner.
- Do not cover the appliance while in use. If it is covered, there is a risk of fire.
- Improper installation may result in the risk of fire, electric shock or injury to persons.
- If the power cord or plug is damaged, do not use the appliance.
- The appliance has no user-serviceable parts contained within. Do not attempt to repair, disassemble or modify the appliance.
- Always operate on a dry level surface. Operating on sinks or uneven surfaces must be avoided.
- Do not clean with metal scouring pads.
- Extreme caution must be used when moving an appliance containing hot oil or other hot liquids.
- Do not move or lift the appliance while the power cord is still connected to the wall outlet.
- This appliance is not intended for use by persons (including children) with reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities, or lack of experience and knowledge unless they have been given supervision or instruction concerning use of the appliance by a person responsible for their safety.
- Children should be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the appliance.
- All metal items inside the bowl, such as the low rack, can get very hot during cooking. Please be careful when removing these items from the appliance, always use the tongs supplied.
Baking fork
Baking Skewer
Baking Tray
High and Low Grill
Quick Cooking Guide
|Weight (g)
|Time (minutes)
|Temperature (°C)
|Selection of baking tools
|Extra information
|Baking fork or baking tray + grill
|Turn Roast
|Chicken wings
|Baking plate + Grill
|Chicken wings
|Baking plate + Grill
|Baking plate + Grill
|Rub a little oil on the surface
|Homemade fries
|Baking plate + Grill
|Add 1/2 tablespoons of oil
|Frozen fries
|Baking plate + Grill
|Add 1/2 tablespoons of oil
|Baking plate + Grill
|Rub a little bit of oil on the surface
Opening the Lid
- Hold the lid handle (Fig. 1) and raise the lid as per Fig. 2: it will click into place.
- Raise until it clicks into place again (Fig. 3): it will automatically lock.
Closing the Lid
- Raise the handle while pulling the closing lid handle (Fig. 4) down and bring the pot to the plate body (Fig. 1).
- The closing lid handle will be automatically reset and may be automatically locked approximately 180mm into pot body (Fig. 2). Do not force the lid: continue to use one hand to raise the lid handle, the other to pull up the right side of the closing lid handle, and then slowly bring the pot to the plate body.
Inserting the Inner Pot
Align the inner pot handle, with the shaft assembly hole at the back of the pot body (Fig. 6). Place evenly with both hands (Fig. 7).
Using Baking Tools
Making skewers:
- String the ingredients with baking skewers (Fig. 8) and place on grill (Fig. 9)
- Place grill in the inner pot (Fig. 10)
Baking French fries, chicken wings, nuts, etc.:
- Put a baking plate on the grill (Fig. 11) and place ingredients in the baking plate (Fig.12)
- Place grill in the inner pot (Fig.13)
Making roast chicken with a baking fork:
- Use the shaft of the grill to put the chicken on, then clamp the chicken on both sides of the fork and tighten (Fig. 14)
- Place grill in the plate as shown (Fig. 15)
Making roast chicken with baking tray and grill
- Place the baking plate in the grill (Fig. 11) and put the chicken on the baking plate (Fig. 16)
- Place grill in the plate (Fig. 15)
Control Panel
|Fryer pot power switch
|Temperature function Key
|Appointment function key
|Menu selection
|Temperature/Time Increase key
|Rotary baking function key
|Start or pause
|Temperature/Time reduction key
|Optional function key
|Defrost function key
|Power selection key
|Appointment function key
|Keep warm or Cancel key
|Power indicator
|Time function key
|Plate Selection
General Operation
- Insert the plug into a grounded socket and the "power" light will flash.
- Open lid, insert food and close lid as described in the Overview section of this manual.
- Press the power key to enter standby: the screen will flash, displaying "----".
- Click the 'Power' key to exit standby.
Preheat Function (Optional)
Press Preheat key to set preheating temperature (default 180°). The time is not adjustable. The Preheat lights will flash for 3 seconds. Press "Start/pause" key to start preheating.
Menu Selection / DIY
- When you press the menu button to select the menu, the corresponding menu icon lights up and the display shows the default working time for the menu.
- DIY function: the display will flash the default time (00:30).
- Press the Time button, and set the time with the + and – keys (1-99 minutes)
- Press the Temperature button and set the time with the + and – keys (80° to 200°)
Select Baking Method
- If using a skewer, you can use the Rotate button: the rotate indicator will illuminate.
- Other options do not require this.
Power Selection
- You can use the Power button to select different power levels for heating.
Begin Cooking
- Press the Start / Pause button: the display will alternate between time and temperature.
- You can press Start / Pause again to interrupt the cooking function.
Cooking Completed
- The display will show "----" and beep 5 times.
Keep Warm/Cancel Function
- Press during standby state, press to keep warm.
- Press during setting to cancel a programme.
Removing Food
- Open the lid as described in the Overview section of this manual.
- Once the food is safely cooled, remove along with the grill.
When Finished
- Press the Power button while in standby to power down completely.
- Unplug the power cord.
Thawing Function
- If food needs thawing, you can press the Thaw key while in the standby state.
- The indicator light will illuminate: default settings are 10 minutes and 70°.
- These can be changed; if not, after three seconds the programme will commence.
Delayed Cooking
- The indicator will flash and display "04:00" ( 4 hours) by default and can be adjusted in increments of 1 hour (from 1 to 24). Set the desired programme and press Start / Pause to begin the timer.
Plate Selection
- According to personal preference, you can switch the button to select the taste.
Left "Dry" <--> Right "Wet"
Cleaning & Care
- Always allow the appliance to cool completely before cleaning.
- Never immerse the lid into liquid.
- Always unplug the power cord before cleaning.
- It is imperative that the appliance is washed thoroughly after each use.
- Do not use any abrasive materials for cleaning.
Step 1: Disconnect the power cord and allow the appliance to cool completely before cleaning.
Step 2: Wipe the lid clean using a damp cloth rinsed in warm soapy water.
Step 3: Wash the bowl and any other accessories in warm soapy water.
- Ensure all parts are thoroughly cleaned and dried before storage.
- It is recommended to put the appliance back in the original box and store in a dry and clean area.


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www.mcdvoice.com is McDolnad survey site to win free coupon code for a huge discount on your next visit. If you still have your old McDonald receipt go to mcdvoice.com to take a short survey on how to make McDonald the best and grab a free McDonald's survey coupon code to pay less on your next visit to McDonald within the next 7 days with the result of the MCDvoice survey result.
And if you can't find the McDonald receipt number you can still find your way around if you can provide a valid answer to some questions. We'll explain in detail how to take McDonald McDvoice survey without the 26 digit receipt number at www.mcdvoice.com.
It's not bad if you earn a reward for your McDonald's survey in the form of Coupon code to reduce the cost of your next order. It doesn't take a whole day to take.
Within the space of 30 minutes, the survey at www.mcdvoice.com will complete. Just be honest with your response and be ready to provide your last McDonald's receipt 26 digits or provide information about your last visit.
It can take up to 30 days to activate McDonald's survey customer's coupon code but the receipt number must not be more than 7 days. This implies that if you want to the MCDvoice survey for free food at McDonald, the receipt must be the one you use to purchase good from McDonald in the last 7 days to the time of taking the McDonald's survey at www.mcdvoice.com.
Mcdvoice.com survey site has a way to validate the receipt number so that the receipt was given by McDonald customer service. So, no hack can be done on the McDonald survey if the receipt is more than 7 days except you order for a new Pizza or other McDonald's brand so that your receipt will be valid to take www McDonald's survey for free coupon code.
McDonald's survey site at www.mcdvoice.com gives room for McDvoice customers to evaluate the services rendered at their nearest McDonald's office and in general to help overhaul bad expression toward the company's food menu, activities, and customer service representative behaviour.
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So, if you are planning to take the McDonald customer MCDvoice survey now just proceed below.
- Grab your McDonald's receipt and make sure it's valid. The validity in the sense that it's not more than 7 days.
- Now, grab your mobile phone or computer and make sure that you are connected to the internet.
- Open a tab on your browser and visit the McDonald customer MCDvoice survey source here.
- You will see a welcome message that says "Welcome to the McDonald's Customer Satisfaction Survey on McDVoice.com."
- If the default language is in Espanol and your official language is the English language, click on the language icon to change it.
- Also, if you are looking for a more friendly interface click on load accessibility friendly version.
- Type the 26 digit McDonald receipt number at the back of your receipt and click on the survey
- Start to take the McDonald customer MCDvoice survey and answer the survey to the best of your knowledge
- In the end, provide your personal information such as email, phone number, home address (if required) and click on the submit button.
- Mcdvoice.com survey site will send your McDonald survey coupon code to your email. This may take up to 24 hours to enter.
- Now, print out the McDonald coupon code in your email address and take it to the nearest McDonald's office to claim your free food use it as a discount to subsidize your next purchase on McDonald.
Note: McDonald survey doesn't offer a cash price. The free meal coupon code will be converted to cash price so that you'll be able to buy your next cookies, pizza, etc., at a reduced price with the coupon code.
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You can take the McDonald survey at McDvoice.com without the 16 digit receipt number on one condition. The condition is if you can provide all information regarding your last visit.
- Go to www.mcdvoice.com
- Scroll down to the bottom right and click on "If you do not have a 26-digit code printed on your receipt, click here."
- Enter the store number (as indicated in the picture above)
- Enter KS number
- The date you visited McDonald for the receipt
- The exact time (you can see that on the receipt)
- What you ordered for. You will also see your order boldly written on the receipt.
- Enter the amount you spent in purchasing the order
- Now click on start.
If the information provided above is correct you will be taken to a page where you will be able to take the McDonald customer McDvoice survey for a free coupon on your next visit.
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Rylie is another kitten rescued from the sick colony. He is healthy now, and a very active and social little thing. He and his rescue mate ,Toby, are best of buddies, as you can see from one of the photos. He will make a great addition to your family, and possibly help Toby adjust, as well, if you choose to adopt both.