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I was delighted to find the Baby Bundle (Something for Baby & Baby's First) in the demonstrator pre-order. I'm in a phase of my life where I'm surrounded by new babies, so a baby themed stamp set with matching framelits was right up my alley. And it hasn't disappointed – I just love the little coathanger & tie!!! There is a lovely variety of baby 'things' that make beautiful cards. Today I've paired it with the new Lullaby DSP, which is also a great product for all things baby! Pink for girls and blue for boys – sugar & spice, puppy dogs tails and all that stereotyping! The matching stamps & framelits make card making a breeze. Babies not your thing? Stay tuned, because in future blog posts, I'll show you what else the "baby" framelits can do. Kelly x
Tools: Big Shot, Magnetic Platform
Framelits: Baby's First
Punches: Owl Builder
Stamp Sets: Something for Baby, Zoo Babies
DSP: Lullaby
Specialty Paper: Champagne Glimmer
Cardstock: Whisper White, Hello Honey, Crisp Cantaloupe, Coastal Cabana
Ink: Baked Brown Sugar, Crushed Curry, Hello Honey, Blushing Bride, Crisp Cantaloupe, Soft Sky, Coastal Cabana
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Holiday Games & Tourneys
Spice up your holiday parties with The Biz Games this year. Above are just a few of our fun creative holiday party options for your company.
These games are guaranteed to bring some holiday fun to your office holiday parties. What's better than some friendly competition combined with holiday cheer? These are themed games that will make you laugh, compete, and yearn for more.
Elf Cards
This is holiday take on the fun Biz Cards stick 'em game. See if you can throw the elf cards and stick them in the biz boards.
Stocking Hole
Ever consider what it takes for Santa to be able to toss your gifts into your stocking from 25 feet away? Well no need to wonder anymore, get your throwing arm warmed up and lets toss gifts into stockings with this fun game.
*Traditional Cornhole rules apply.*
Nog Pong
Beer pong is crazy enough by itself right? Well add some good 'ol holiday nog and get the party going.
Both teams will break out into 2 man teams and compete with the other team in classic nog pong fun.
*Traditional beer pong rules apply.
Santa's Sleigh RC
How does Santa get from one side of the world to the other so quickly? Because he drives so fast! Duh! Zip around on these little cars and give Santa a run for his money.
Snowball Racing
Avalanches are dangerous. Gigantic snowballs are cold. Zorb balls are safe and cozy!
Compete in our winterized version of Zorb Racing and feel what it's like to be in a giant snowball avalanche!
Each team will line up on both ends of the field and compete in a relay race. Climb in, race down the field, hop out and the next player jumps in. The first team to make it down the field and back with all their players wins.
Snow Dodgeball
Don't like the cold? No worries! This is just your classic game of dodgeball but with a fun wintery twist!
Holiday Team Ski
Who doesn't like a good ski during the holidays? Join up with your teamski for a fun team ski! Haha, get it??
Ultimate Ornaments
Have you ever considered yourself an ornament? Do you like to hang out with people? Well this is the game for you! Vault yourself onto the velcro wall and see what cool configurations you can make!
Holiday Archery
So we know everyone loves to eat them… why not eat first and eat second?
We have large gingerbread targets with several specific places that each team will need to shoot. Each person on each team will have 5 shots to help the team progress down the line of targets and the team that hits the most targets wins.

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Quentin Tarantino proves once again in this film that he knows how to showcase violence and action in the film. The gun sequences are absolutely well done, they are stylised but also well realised in the world. they do not feel fake at all, and I appreciate that from Tarantino. The cinematography here, like in Reservoir Dogs, is also spot on. I almost think that the cinematography improves in this film, as Tarantino becomes more confident in his craft.
Of course, this is an all-star cast and they give some incredible performances. This is the best I have ever seen John Travolta be, and he has some of the best lines to give in the entire film. Samuel L. Jackson is his typical bad-ass self and he is obviously great at it. However, the star of the show here is Uma Thurman. She is eye-catching right from the start and oozes personality here, and you cannot take your eyes off of her whenever she appears on screen.
What I like more about this film than Reservoir Dogs are the characters and their personalities. Instead of feeling like clichéd characters with one direction, like in Reservoir Dogs, these characters feel more real and have more personality to them. They are the sort of characters that you don't know if you're meant to love or hate them, because they're so flawed yet also so damaged as people. Having characters like these only help create compelling stories with them.
I am really starting to see with these two films so far what makes Tarantino appealing as a film director, and that is a distinct film style. There are certain aspects which are his, from the clear references to the 50s and 60s, to the mass amount of gun violence and gritty story-telling. He also has a great ear for music, and the dance sequence at the diner is captivating to watch.
I do still have some small issues with this film though, and a big portion of that has to do with the length of the film. It is 2 hours and 30 minutes long, and I feel like this film did not need to be this long to tell the story that it did. It seems that certain scenes or moments could have been cut out, and we would have gotten to that fantastic closing scene quicker and more effectively. To me, Tarantino is still being a little bit too indulgent and doesn't know when he needs to separate his material and cut it to make a more cohesive story.
Out of the three stories that are connected together to make this full narrative, the boxer storyline is by far the weakest. Yes, Bruce Willis does a fantastic job in the role and there are great moments in those scenes, however I could not get connected to it unlike the story between Vincent Vega and Mia Wallace. In my personal opinion, the boxer storyline could have taken a seat back, or even just cut it a little bit to make the narrative flow better.
Pulp Fiction shows that Tarantino is already majorly improving on his stories and character development, yet staying true to himself and his style. I would have liked him to be less indulgent here and realise that he did not need to make such a long film with certain storylines that I simply did not connect with as much, but the technique is used effectively and the start and end of the film is so effective that I ended up loving the final product.
Have you seen Pulp Fiction and is it your favourite film in the Tarantino filmography? Or, did this one not work for you as much as the other films he has made? Let me know down below, and look out for my review of Jackie Brown on Thursday as part of Taranthon.


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August 2017 I felt God firmly telling me to close down my studio. My photography business (Blue Ivy Photography) was my baby- 6 years of pouring my heart into it and just like that I had a choice to make. After lots of tears, conversations and prayer, I decided to let it go for 6 months. Then after that 6 months, I got pregnant! It was the hardest pregnancy and the toughest year of my adult life… but now we have another sweet little boy and our family feels complete.
In giving up my business I was honestly afraid that we would struggle financially without my income- but God provided income. I was scared to lose a part of my carefully crafted identity- I didn't and God provided wisdom. The truth is that I held onto this traditional idea of what I *should* do with my passion- but I failed to consult the only one whose opinion matters- all out of fear.
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Grand Rapids Birthday Party Planning Just Got Easier
Our Grand Rapids Kids' Birthday Party Guide will help you plan the perfect birthday party this year.
Has planning your child's birthday party got you feeling a little overwhelmed? Busy parents know that booking a local venue for your next birthday party can make all of the difference in the party planning process.
You provide the guests for the party and they'll provide the entertainment and fun. (And sometimes even the food and party favors!)
Our list of local birthday venues, entertainers and suppliers will take the stress out of birthday party planning this year!
Visit The Mud Room and you'll see why this creative studio is a favorite party spot. Their many years of experience will ensure a FUN party for the kids and an EASY experience for you! Keep your choices flexible with an Art a la Carte party, or choose from simple and affordable Party Packages designed for busy parents like you! Packages include artsy activities like Pottery Painting, Potter's Wheel, Wood Signs and Story Time.
The Mud Room has been voted the best for multiple Grandtastic Awards, and they will help anyone feel like an artist. Book their semi-private Party Room for your next birthday party, scout troop, mom's night out, family date… it's not just for kids! You can also stop in during open studio hours and their friendly staff will be there with tips and inspiration to help you create a masterpiece of your own.
The Mud Room first opened its doors in 1996 and soon became a popular destination for those looking to get creative in West Michigan. They are now conveniently located at Knapp's Corner and welcome all ages for parties, workshops and even more of the creative fun our readers have enjoyed for the past 23+ years!
1971 E Beltline Ave NE | Grand Rapids, MI 49525 | 616-259-7269
"Thank you for making my daughter's birthday special. The girls had a lot of fun and the girl who ran the party was very knowledgeable and patient. She made sure that each of the girl's pottery turned out. My daughter and I love The Mud Room and once every couple of months like to go there for a mother daughter day."
Check out our list of Birthday Party venues below and don't forget to use our Clever Birthday Gift Experiences for Preschoolers or Gift Experience Ideas for Grand Rapids Kids to find the perfect birthday gift.
*The following are sponsored listings.
Activity Centers
Trying to bust the boredom? Give your child and guests several options for fun by booking an Activity Center for your next birthday party.
If you are looking for a stress-free birthday party option look no further! BattleGR takes care of all aspects of the birthday party from invitations, private play & party room to food, including cupcakes. We even have our party host service the food and make a birthday gift list.
For our Laser Tag Birthday party package we play different strategy games that keep everyone engaged and excited. You can come to us or we can come to you for Laser Tag and Archery Tag®! Look for our new location coming summer 2020!
Don't wait – book your party today!
4735 Lake Michigan Dr NW | Grand Rapids MI 49534 | 616-345-0698
Our parties are full of climbing, bouncing, sliding, and jumping fun for kids 12 years-old and younger. You can sit back, relax and enjoy the party while we do all of the work. We offer a variety of party packages accommodating up to 50 children. If your party exceeds 50 children, a private party might be more suited for your larger group.
Experience Jester's Court for your next birthday party venue. With four packages to choose from and the ability to add upgrades to any package, we can fully customize your party.
3707 Northridge Dr NW | Grand Rapids, MI 49544 | 616-784-5437
Rebounderz is West Michigan's Premier Family Entertainment Center. Conveniently located in Jenison, Rebounderz is the perfect birthday party destination.
Our facility features the area's largest Ninja Warrior Course with three different lanes to accommodate many different ability levels. Have a blast on any of our several Trampoline activities, jump from the rafters off our Jump Xtreme Tower, and enjoy a game of Human Foosball. Your party may also be structured to include some Laser Tag in our brand new arena! Birthday party packages can be found here.
7500 Cottonwood Dr | Jenison, MI 49428 | 616-455-5600
AMPED VIRTUAL REALITY offers exciting new options for Birthdays – Virtual Reality Parties for ages 6-18 & ROBOT Building & Decorating Parties for ages 5-8.
EVERYONE enjoys Virtual Reality – there are over 44 experiences, including multi-player options: be in MINECRAFT, swing like Spider-man, play Beat Saber, Superhot, Angry Birds, Fruit Ninja or Baby Hands, complete spy missions (like a virtual escape room), be in a DISNEY or Jurassic Park movie, Create 3-D art, or Explore with Google Earth!
Your party host will decorate your party room and provide the pizza and drinks. You bring the cake and ice cream and we clean-up! We're flexible to ensure your satisfaction.
2923 28th St SE | Grand Rapids, MI 49512 | 616-608-5508
Epic parties start 'where the fun never ends!'
Craig's Cruisers offers birthday packages that include both food and fun! Your guests will enjoy 3-hour access to our buffet. Choose from our full salad bar, pasta, breadsticks, pizza (gluten and dairy free pizza is available upon request), roasted chicken, mac-n-cheese, cookies, ice cream, Pepsi products and more!
Celebrate rain or shine with over 120,000 square feet of indoor recreation.
Featured Indoor offerings:
• Go-Karts
• Laser Tag
• Cruiser Coaster
• Virtual Reality
• Arcade
Outdoor offerings:
• Go-Karts
• Mini-Golf
• Zip Line
• Bumper Boats
Book your epic event online or give us a call!
5730 Clyde Park Ave SW | Wyoming, MI 49509 | 616-530-2900
Catch Air is the ideal place for your child's birthday party! Our party coordinators take care of all of the details so you can have fun with your child, playing on, and climbing in, all of the amazing toys in a clean, safe and fun environment! Party packages start as low as $149!
2978 28th St SE | Grand Rapids MI 49512 | 616-200-6956
The results are in—everyone loves birthday parties at Altitude Trampoline Park!
A birthday party at Altitude Grand Rapids includes 2 hours of jumping on all that
our park has to offer – Full Access to the entire park!
Plus, a table for all the party guests, pizza for everyone and best of all, a party host to take care of the whole thing. Our party hosts do all of the work for you-from setup to cleanup and everything in between. Party parents can sit back and enjoy the party as much as the kids. Even better, they should get out and jump!
3495 Alpine Avenue Northwest | Walker, MI 49544 | 616-419-3146
Great Lakes Glow Golf is West Michigan's premier indoor minigolf and home to the FREE PLAY arcade.
Our party packages are all inclusive with no hidden cost. Our party room will accommodate up to 24 guests comfortably. Book your event today.
3494 Plainfield Ave | Grand Rapids MI, 49525 | 616-279-2111
Venues Where Kids can Move
Keeping kids engaged and moving is easy at these birthday party venues. Let them bowl, skate, swim, compete in laser tag, or test their physical capabilities on a ropes course.
Come celebrate your birthday like an All-Star at MVP Athletic Clubs! Play your favorite sport, splash in the pool, enjoy a game of dodge ball or parachute play and share your favorite birthday treat with your friends. MVP offers an ultimate ACTIVE FUN birthday party experience that is sure to make your next party a hit!
4035 Burton St SE | Grand Rapids, MI 49546 | 616-254-8800
Looking for a fun or unique idea for your next party or celebration? Allegan Event is Michigan's largest indoor ropes course and offers plenty of room for celebrations and groups, as well as endless adventurous activities for guests of all ages to explore, get active, and make lasting memories.
Allegan Event offers customizable party packages to fit your needs. Party packages include a birthday party shirt, choice of music playlist, reserved party space and host, personalized Megatron screen, disposable tableware and napkins, and access to the attractions of your choice. We plan, you party. It's that simple!
439 River St | Allegan, MI 49010 | 269-430-3961
We offer three different birthday party packages that can be customized to fit your needs and desires. We also offer a family friendly atmosphere (no bar) that you'll surely appreciate. You bring the kids, we'll supply the weatherproof fun and do the cleanup!!!
See our website for a full description and costs. (We have no minimum or maximum number of children requirements). Afternoon, evening, and weekend times are available. Bumpers are available on EVERY lane. Ramps are also available for those who need them.
Contact us to reserve your party spot!!
5775 Balsam Dr | Hudsonville, MI 49426 | 616-669-9380
Make your child's next birthday party one to remember at Holland Community Aquatic Center! Our party package includes one hour in a private party room, admission for 15 people, a t-shirt for the birthday kid, and as much swim time as you can handle!
The Aquatic Center is open year-round, 7 days per week, and includes: The Splash Zone (indoor water park), 150-foot Water Slide, Diving Boards, Water Cannons, a Vortex Pool and MORE!
550 Maple Ave | Holland, MI 49423 | 616-393-7595
Tarry Hall birthday parties offer a clean, family-friendly environment for your party. We offer both private parties and parties during our public skating sessions on the weekends. We take the hassle out of entertaining your group and clean up when you're done!
3330 Fairlanes Ave SW | Grandville, MI 49418 | 616-534-8235
Sports Fun
Your sports enthusiast will love the chance to catch a game AND celebrate a birthday.
A Whitecaps Birthday Package is one of the best values you'll find in West Michigan for your child's next birthday party!
Each package includes 12 tickets, the opportunity to throw a ceremonial first pitch, 12 souvenir items, a crowd rendition of "Happy Birthday," and a special delivery of donuts or cupcakes from Marge's Donut Den from one of our mascots! Call 616-784-4131 to book your party.
PO Box 428| Comstock Park, MI 49321 | 616-784-4131
A birthday with the Grand Rapids Drive will be a birthday your child will never forget!
The package includes 10 tickets, 10 souvenir items, a box of birthday donuts from Marge's Donut Den, and an announcement over the PA with recognition on the videoboard.
The Grand Rapids Drive are the NBA G League affiliate of the Detroit Pistons.
Celebrate With Your Favorite Character
Enjoy a character-themed party this year or better yet, have your child's favorite character make a special appearance, for a party everyone will remember.
Fun Stuff Productions presents Dee Jay the Clown! Dee Jay the Clown is a graduate of the Ringling Brothers & Barnum and Bailey Clown College. For more than 40 years, Dee Jay the Clown has entertained children with a blend of magic, juggling, balloon animals and audience participation.
Also available for your party is The Balloon Guy / Jim Perry. The Balloon Guy is a master of twisting balloons into animals, flowers, swords and hats.
Call Fun Stuff Productions for a party the kids will never forget.
Fairytale Entertainment features the highest quality character party entertainment around. Our Princesses, Superheroes, Pirates, Fairies, Cartoon Characters and Galactic Heroes will add that magical element to your next birthday party or event.
Since 2006, we have provided over 18,000 character visits to parents, companies, celebrities and charities throughout Michigan, Ohio and Illinois. Our large local team of party specialists makes sure every element of your party is thought through and planned for. Our amazing cast ensures you won't be left in tears with a cancellation call or low quality entertainment. We want to earn your trust…call us today!
560 76th St SW | Byron Center, MI 49315 | 616-278-0411
We are a party rental company providing themed sleepover tents, tea parties, and spa packages. We deliver, set-up, and pickup, taking the stress out of party planning. Leave the work to us, so you can enjoy the party. Themes include: Unicorn, LOL Surprise, Flamingo, Harry Potter, Boho, and so many more.
Located in Hastings MI, 49058 | 616-446-8160
Animal Party Ideas
What could top a birthday party with tigers or ponies? These birthday party venues are the perfect option for your animal-loving child.
Lewis Farms & Petting Zoo is a great place to visit with a group of any kind and any size! We work hard to provide a unique atmosphere that creates lasting memories with activities, animals, and entertainment for all ages.
Reserve a private site – we call them Party Pens – to party with your friends and family at the farm. Bring the whole "herd" out for your next celebration.
A Party Pen at the farm is the perfect space for birthday parties, special occasions, or just for the fun of it.
4180 W M-20 | New Era, MI 49446 | 231-861-5730
Looking for a great location to host you little critter's birthday? Let them go wild at the John Ball Zoo, where they'll have a roaring good time!
Variety of party packages to fit your needs. Plus, if you want to take your party to the next level – book an overnight birthday party!
1300 West Fulton | Grand Rapids, MI 49504 | 616-336-4300
You bring the kids and cake and we'll supply the horses and fun!
We introduce children to the world of horses and ponies; learning about their nature and how to be safe around them. After games, brushing the horses, and learning fun facts, it's time to ride!
We have a beautiful indoor riding arena and a heated viewing room for cake and opening presents – so rain, snow, or shine, the party is on!
The basic party package offers two hours, with one horse, for six participants – ages two and up (with the option of adding additional participants and horses). Themed parties also available! Choose Unicorn, WildWest, or Explorer.
8001 Patterson Ave SE | Caledonia, MI 49316 | 616-570-1106
Tumble and Soar with Gymnastics
Cartwheels, flips and birthday cake, oh my! Gymnastic venues will give kids everything they need for a memorable party.
Celebrate your birthday at R-Athletics!
Gym time includes:
Obstacle courses, trampolines, foam pits, rock-climbing wall, parachute games, and time in both gyms.
Party Room:
Choose your own decor with coordinating paper products, balloons, decorations, deluxe goody bags, and a custom name sign.
Choose one of our premium Themed Parties
Princess: gowns, crowns, up-dos, make up and a princess presentation, plus gym time
Glitz and Glamour: dress-up clothes and accessories, up-dos, make up, nails, a runway show, and gym time
Ninja: headbands, ninja missions, obstacle courses, and rope swing contests
LaserTag/Nerf Gun: team headbands, fort-building, target-shooting, laser contests, gym time
2845 Thornhills Ave | Grand Rapids, MI 49546 | 616-957-4900
Let GRG throw you a party the kids will flip over! Walk into our gymnastics center with only your food and drink and everything else is done for you. A parent's birthday dream!
At GRG we run one party at a time. PARTY TIME includes table setting with paper products, balloon bouquets, medal for birthday child and party favors for each guest. Party theme can be anything you choose (princess, superhero, etc.).
GYM TIME includes trampolines, obstacle courses, foam pits, climbing ropes, rings, parachute, games, gymnastics and more!
NINJA space available with warped wall, cannon ball alley, rock climbing wall, running steps, monkey bars and peg board!
1601 Galbraith Ave | Grand Rapids, MI 49546 | 616-975-2992
Celebrate your next Birthday with Rising Starz!
Birthday Parties are a BLAST at Rising Starz! Invite your friends and come play with us for your BIG DAY! At a Rising Starz we run only one Birthday Party at a time! That's right…you get the whole gym to yourselves!
Party Packages available for small and large groups, the birthday child is ALWAYS FREE and all party guests receive a free open gym pass! Let us handle make your next birthday party stress free!
Rising Starz will also provide plates, cups, napkins, silverware and table cloths. You just need to bring the kids and the cake! Check out our website for more information.
943 West River Center Dr NE | Comstock Park, MI 49321 | 616-202-7953
Party Ideas Where Kids Can Learn
Let your guests play, create and learn, all at the same time.
Celebrate your child's special day in a playful way at the Grand Rapids Children's Museum. Your party package includes a private room for two hours, a birthday throne chair, plus all-day unlimited play for all of your guests.
11 Sheldon Ave NE, Grand Rapids, MI 49503 | 616-235-4726
More Birthday Party Venues and Entertainers
- AJ's Family Fun Center
- AMF Eastbrook Lanes
- Byron Township Recreation
- Chuck E Cheese
- Critter Barn
- Dave and Buster's
- Fairlanes Family Entertainment Center
- For The Kidz Gymnastics and Trampoline
- Goldfish Swim School
- Grand Rapids Salvation Army Kroc Center
- Gymco
- Horizon Complex
- Joann Fabric
- Koetsier's
- Maple Hill Golf Course
- Northstar Gymnastics
- Playworld
- Rising Starz Gymnastics and Fitness
- Rockford Lanes
- Sky Zone Park
- The Fun Spot
- Al Munro | 616-241-5091
- Brad Lancaster Entertainment | 616-243-5771
- Dave Storms – Stormy the Magician | 616-558-8611
- Kevin Kammeraad | 616-581-5877
- La-La Land Facepainting | 231-760-3114
- Magic Bob & SuZie | 616-975-9988
- Mary's Country Critters | 269-792-2929
- PJ Weber Magic | 616-243-7469
- Tom Plunkard Magic | 586-558-0108
- Vander Wal Magic Shows | 616-204-0302
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For a good time, definitely check out Krepesz Café & Lounge. Choose from a medley of crepe combinations with powerful and confidence-boosting 'I Am' dish names. To spice things up a bit, Krepesz also has an array of craft beers and other alcoholic beverages, including their specialty sangria. Try their 'I Am Awake' breakfast crepe (eggs, baby spinach, tomato, and cheese), or if you want something a little sweeter the 'I Am Chocolicious' (Nutella with fresh strawberries and/or bananas).
Krepesz, 253 Augusta Ave., Toronto, ON, Canada, +1 416 840 8930
With two locations in Toronto, Bunner's offers a wide variety of baked goods, mainly catering to those who have food sensitivities. Their menu includes both vegan and gluten-free goodies, that always taste like 'the real thing'. If you're visiting for brunch be sure to check out their popular cinnamon buns or savory pockets, depending on what you feel like. You can also order a copy of Bunner's – Simple & Delicious Gluten Free Vegan Treats, their cookbook to make your own baked goods at home!
Bunner's, 244 Augusta Ave., Toronto, ON, Canada, +1 647 350 2975
Everyone loves a good bagel, and Nu Bügel is the perfect spot to snag a wood-fire-baked bagel with one of their twists. All bagels are boiled in honey water before being baked, which contributes to their unique taste and texture, and they are always made fresh and from scratch. The menu has a variety of classic bagels and sandwiches to choose from. Their most memorable sandwich is their Smoked Trout (or Chicken), a true menu standout.
Nu Bügel, 240 Augusta Ave., Toronto, ON, Canada, +1 647 748 4488
For the grilled cheese lovers OM Grilled Cheese is the place to be. The menu includes eight sandwiches and delicious soups, great for warming up in cold weather. Each sandwich comes with a pickle and a pile of chips, and is enough to keep anyone coming back. 'The County' or 'El Chapo' are highly recommended, but you can't go wrong with 'The Standard' grilled cheese.
OM Grilled Cheese, 66 1/2 Nassau St., Toronto, ON, Canada, +1 416 855 3444
It may sound like a weird combination, but The Dirty Bird Chicken + Waffles gets the combination right. Every chicken (hand-breaded and gluten-free) is a crispy and tender match to the giant, fluffy waffle that comes with each order, and the blend of the sauce and maple syrup are definite crowd-pleasers. 'The Up North Trip' is highly recommended, with 3 pieces of bone-in chicken with a waffle, buttered maple, and with a side of coleslaw or ' 'Tato Salad'. You will definitely want to check The Dirty Bird out, if not for a late brunch, then dinner.
The Dirty Bird Chicken + Waffles, 79 Kensington Avenue, Toronto, ON, Canada, +1 647 345 2473
A nice piece of pie for brunch is always a good decision, and Wanda's Pie in the Sky is the place to go. The menu offers a wide variety of pie flavors, but if pie (for some reason) isn't your thing, they also have cake, cookies, tarts, and much more. If your sweet tooth isn't quite awake at brunch, they also have a lunch menu which ranges from pizza and pierogies, to a variety of sandwiches. If you do go, be sure to check out their daily specials from Tuesday to Saturday.
Wanda's Pie in the Sky, 287 Augusta Avenue Toronto, ON, Canada, +1 416 236 7585
KOS Café & Restaurant is perfect for the breakfast lover, serving it all day and for a good price. Their specialty is eggs, offering close to 20 types of eggs and omelets. They also have typical griddle breakfasts like waffles, French toast, and pancakes. Be sure to grab a side of their home fries which have received rave reviews.
KOS Café & Restaurant, 61 Bellevue Ave., Toronto, ON, Canada, +1 416 597 6912
If you're into the punk-rock scene, Black Metal Brunch at Graffiti's Bar & Grill is the perfect stop for Sunday brunch. The menu is offered from 11 am to 6 pm every Sunday, but the location is definitely not for the faint-hearted; they blast metal music, which of course attracts the heavy metal-punk fans that frequent the dive weekly (even daily, with the live music that often plays). The brunch menu offers a wide variety of dishes from French toast to Philly cheesesteaks. Graffiti's is a must to check off on your list of Toronto brunch stops.
Average Joe's Café is a classic brunch spot, with typical breakfast and lunch foods that you can never go wrong with. The venue itself is cozy and the food helps to contribute to the homey atmosphere, which is where the cafe really excels. The menu offers large portions at a very reasonable price, and leaves you feeling full and satisfied when you leave. Try the 'Hungry Joe', which has fried eggs, toast, home fry potatoes, and 3 pieces of chicken bacon. Average Joe's certainly may have an average menu but an exceptional taste!
Average Joe's Café, 161 Baldwin Street # 1, Toronto, ON, Canada, +1 647 388 3438
Large portion sizes are always welcome and Our Spot delivers, another venue that offers a traditional breakfast menu that gives you the biggest bang for your buck. It isn't anything too special, but the simple menu, welcoming decor and friendly staff are what makes this spot a excellent brunch choice. Order 'The Standard Breakfast' if you want a generous amount of food, including eggs, toast, home fries, and much, much more.
Our Spot, 180 Baldwin Street, Toronto, ON, Canada, +1 647 349 7767


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Bethesda production director Ashley Cheng has said in one of his blog post that Project Natal is 'wasted on games'. He said that Microsoft should make Natal as an open source project just like what Apple has done with its i-apps, so that anyone can get in and make games for it. Project Natal made jaws dropped when it was shown at E3 2009.
"Seeing it in action, I was totally blown away by it," he said.
"It seems wasted on games, really. Microsoft should open the NATAL API up like Apple does with the iphone/ipad. Let anyone make a NATAL "app." I bet someone makes a killer app that has nothing to do with gaming."
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JUST recently, "Momo challenge" hogged headlines not only nationwide but has been an alarming phenomenon of children's suicide throughout the world. Momo has been described as a deadly suicide game and has been blamed for the deaths of a number of young people.
The suicide incidents caused alarm to all concerned agencies securing the welfare of the children. DepEd being an institution of learning has come out with a statement to warn parents and guardians and the young learners themselves who are would be victims of these internet threats among children. Here is the official statement of DepEd on Momo Challenge and similar threats to the online safety of children:
Consistent with its vision of zero tolerance against all forms of abuse, exploitation, discrimination, bullying, and other forms of violence against children, the Department of Education (DepEd) enjoins all parents to be more mindful and attentive to the digital activities of children especially in the wake of the so-called "Momo challenge" and other online challenges that reportedly lead to self-harm and suicide among the youth.
Parents and guardians are urged to maintain an open communication with their children, educate them about responsible online behavior, monitor what they access online, and help them understand that their parents and guardians are the foremost people they can trust about matters that make them feel uncomfortable, coerced, or unsafe.
In school, the Department emphasizes with the learners that their online safety is just as important as their physical safety through age-appropriate and contextualized lesson plans that enable them to still appreciate the internet as a safe and enjoyable platform of learning.
DepEd also equips learners with the proper competencies that enable them to discern online issues, threats, and information authenticity through 21st century skills that are honed across all grade levels in all subject areas in the K to 12 Curriculum.
For instance, critiquing data and information skill is already being developed among learners from Grade 1 to Senior High School in subjects like Filipino and English. Media and information literacy (MIL) skills are likewise being sharpened among learners as early as Grade 4, specifically in the subject Edukasyong Pantahanan at Pangkabuhayan. In Grades 11 and 12, skills that aim to cultivate creative and critical thinking among learners, thereby enabling them to handle online contents, are given utmost priority in the core subject MIL and the applied subject Empowerment Technologies.
Furthermore, DepEd continues to strengthen the implementation of its Child Protection Policy by emphasizing on online safety as one of the crucial components of the measure.
While it is disconcerting that such corruption of the young is becoming rampant in varying schemes, the Department, parents, teachers, stakeholders, and the community should stand and act united in protecting the youth from the many risks associated with the use of and presence in the internet. Distorted efforts meant to prey on the vulnerabilities of the youth should be resisted with proper guidance and education and by empowering the children with knowledge of their rights and responsibilities online and offline.
This Corner hopes that the parents and guardians and the learners themselves shall be extra cautious in using available apps in their gadgets so that untoward incidents related to cyber safety and the lack of it.
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Most children will go through a phase of refusing to have their teeth brushed. During this period it is important to remain calm and not to alienate the children by forcing them to do it!
It's all about trial and error – try some of the ideas that other parents have suggested in our 'Help my child won't brush their teeth!' leaflet
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2020 Season Is Almost Here!!
What can you expect visiting Malice?
Concessions: Fresh Popcorn, Hot dogs, Burgers, Nachos, Pizza, Candy, canned soda, and Monster energy drinks. Just enough to take the edge off or tide you over while you wait to get in.
Line entertainment: Music, videos, photo ops, games, tarot readings, fire breathers, and of course Stitch!
The Malice Store: T-shirts, hats, tumblers, candles, Halloween-Christmas ornaments, skulls, coffin trays, magnets, AND MORE!!!
50/50 Raffle
We do our raffle a little differently at Malice...we don't keep ANY of the money! Each night half of the pot goes to the winning ticket holder...the other half goes in our "actor pot". At the end of the season the "actor pot" is split amongst those of our actors who kept a record of perfect attendance for the entire season.
Discount night: amount to be announced.
Malice Classic Car Show info can be found here
Malice Costume Contest info can be found here
Kids night: always on Halloween night. No scare actors or animatronics will be present. A favorite event for even the most apprehensive kids...and even a few adults who can't take getting scared.


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NAYPYITAW — The jade mining industry in Myanmar, one of the world's richest sources of the gem, is scrambling to meet rising Chinese demand, sometimes at the cost of human lives.
Yet this booming trade has not translated into growth beyond the dangerous work of extraction. In fact, Myanmar's jade processing industry has languished, mainly owing to a lack of capital.
During the annual legal trade exhibition last month in Naypyitaw, the country's capital, 423 million euros ($493 million) of the ornamental green stone was sold, 21.4% more than last year.
As mines in Myanmar's northernmost state of Kachin expand production to satisfy Chinese buyers, they face accusations of failing to invest in safety improvements amid a string of deadly accidents.
On July 14, at least 15 people were killed and about 40 others injured in a landslide at the Mahar Gem block in Hpakant Township, the country's most famous jade producing area. A wall of rock collapsed as people were digging for jade stones after a monsoon storm struck the area.
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Your love is no ordinary love – and this 14-karat Yellow Gold Ring is no ordinary Ring. Featuring a flat profile band, this Ring is engraved with your special someone's unique fingerprint in unmatched detail by local artisans.
Personalized inscriptions of up to 25 characters (including spaces) are offered free of charge.
- Fingerprint ring in 14-karat Yellow Gold
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Traffic signal upgrades on Dell Range Boulevard will begin on Tuesday, August 15, weather permitting.
The work includes upgrading left turn signals and electrical upgrades. Traffic signals will be shut down during the upgrades from 6 a.m. to Noon. Flaggers will be on site to direct motorists. Traffic on Dell Range Boulevard will be allowed to flow normally, however, left turns will not be allowed at the intersections when the signals are being upgraded. All traffic from side streets will only be allowed to turn right onto Dell Range Boulevard during traffic signal upgrade time.
The work schedule is:
- Tuesday, August 15 – Dell Range Boulevard and Stillwater Avenue
- Wednesday, August 16 – Dell Range Boulevard and Frontier Mall Drive
- Thursday, August 17 – Dell Range Boulevard and Prairie Avenue
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Last weekend, my cousin Debbie and her family came up to the Loops from Coquitlam to celebrate her friend Pamela's 40th birthday. Greggor and I took the kids on Saturday night so Deb and Kal could enjoy their party and Greg taught the kids how to make paper throwing stars (because they are a completely safe and responsible toy for kids to make…uhm, no…) and then Josie and I painted Christmas ornaments for next year's tree. Greg and the kids also built a snowman and an Inukshuk (which Greg can neither pronounce properly or remember the word for) and plenty of giggles and fun.
The visit seemed to be over as soon as it started and it made me, once again, realize how fast time blows by. The kids had grown so much since I'd last seen them and they only live three hours away. Every year it seems more and more difficult to find the time to whip down to the coast and visit my relatives who are scattered all over the lower mainland, but ever year I resolve to try harder to make the time to do it. This year I have no excuses because I am shooting three weddings down there and will have to hit some of them up for a place to stay while I'm there! Ha! Even if there were no weddings to be shot down there, though, I would still need to bite the bullet and get down there more often. After all, none of us are getting any younger.
So this year I will (tongue in cheek) make more of an effort to keep up on family "stuff" before I look up from my computer screen one day and 10 years have passed.
Here are a few of my fave pics from their visit!
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We are in an era which is boosted by internet; though only few know that a hardware device plays a vital role in getting you connected to internet, and that particular device is router / modem. Nowadays we all have routers & modem of different kind at our home / offices provided by different internet providers; yet still customers faces issues mostly related to "Internet Speed", and this annoys people when it is slow.
Most people think that the internet speed is down because of the problem of service provider; but they do not know that hardware configuration also matters, to get you the best hardware configuration you will think you need a technician, and that is where you are wrong because you can get instant online remote access to boost up your router speed by proper configuration from professionals through taking support from a href"">AOL Support.
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Mapa turístico de atrações de London
Use este mapa interativo para ver onde ficam todas as atrações que você pode visitar gratuitamente com o London Pass.
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A tabela abaixo permite que você selecione quais tipos de atrações e estabelecimentos você deseja ver no mapa.
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Use this interactive map of the most popular attractions, museums, tours, and more to plan your sightseeing. Start by grouping attractions, tours, landmarks, and points of interest you want to see by area to make the most of your time in the city. And get the most out of your London Pass.
How to use the London tourist map: Uncheck any attraction categories that don't interest you to filter your attraction map. Then, click on each icon on the map above to see the attraction name and a brief description. There's also a quick link to see more information, including the attraction's hours of operation and entry instructions.
Sort by attraction category:
- Places of Interest: popular experiences, things to do, and landmarks.
- London City Museums: all cultural institutions on various topics.
- Bicycle Rides: guided bicycling tours and bike rentals (unlike hourly rentals you can find throughout the city, these include locks and helmets, too).
- Walking Tours: meeting locations for various guided walking tours.
- Behind-the-Scenes Tours: meeting locations for tours that offer visitors exclusive access or information unavailable to the general public.
- Special Offers: locations of all establishments, shops, restaurants, and additional attractions that offer exclusive deals for London Pass holders (offers available with a valid pass).
Other trip planning tools: If you're looking for a printable tourist map, download all of our free planning tools and get a 250 page guidebook, London tube map, printable tourist map, and a Hop-On, Hop-Off Bus map.


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You don't have to spend a lot to have a great DIY plus size costume. The secret to a great costume is fun and creativity.
Sometimes the most ordinary items become a great plus size costume when combined with other items to complete the costume's theme. The items you need could be in your closet, your kitchen drawer or you could start with a few purchases from the second hand store.
Creating Your DIY Plus Size Costume
Big & Tall and Plus Size Halloween Costumes
Our editors have found a great collection of halloween costume ideas for big & tall men, plus size women and their families. We have archived the collection on Pinterest. Ideas include:
- Starbucks Cups
- Mermaid Costume
- Taco Belle (Couples costume)
- Disney Costumes
- Identity Theft
- Family Costumes
More Costume Ideas
Ideas for the whole family abound on Pinterest:
- Check out the Pinterest Annual Halloween Costume Contest for 6,000+ cool ideas.
- GrandStyle has a collection of costume ideas on Pinterest for creating fun costumes for plus size women and big and tall men.
Ideas with Tights, Leotards or Sweats
- Lady Bug – Use a pair of black sweats and black sweat shirt (and a pair of black shoes). Use a large piece of poster board or cardboard and cut out a large oval. Paint it red with black dots. Staple black elastic pieces (in a loop) onto the board to make arm holes. For the antenna attach craft pipe cleaners with black pom poms on the ends to a headband.
- Snowman – Buy white sweats, Christmas socks, cheap white tennis shoes, a cheap black hat, fake snow, mittens, scarf and black pom poms for the coal! Spray the hat to look like snow and add a cheap red bird from the craft store. Buy a white mask and a cheap carrot from the craft store to glue onto the nose part of the mask. Glue the pompoms on the sweatshirt. That's all it takes.
- Cereal Killer – Attach little cereal boxes to a shirt, cut a slit in the boxes, glue in plastic knives into the holes, drip red paint running down from the knife hole in the box.
- Bunch of Grapes – Using green or purple sweats, attach balloons of the same color with safety pins. Paint face and hands same color.
- Another grape bunch idea – Combine purple tights, purple leotard or tee shirt, twelve purple balloons and a green felt hat. Balloons are pinned (by the tied off end) to the fabric in a triangle shape, three on top, two in middle and one at bottom (on front and back).
- Bag of Jelly Beans – Lots of different colored balloons. Large clear plastic bag (the BIG bags that they put all the recycled cans in), colorful ribbon, two safety pins and two pieces of white cardboard. Blow up all the balloons. Cut two leg holes in the bottom of the bag and two arm holes near the middle. Have the person stand in the bag and fill with blown up balloons. Write on each piece of cardboard "JELLY BEANS 2 CENTS EACH". Safety pins signs to front and back of bag. LOOSELY tie around shoulders with a colorful ribbon. Cut off excess bag around face.
- Black Eye Pea – Wearing all white, with black tennis shoes, cut out about 10-15 of the letter 'P' from black construction paper and pin the P's all over the white outfit. Paint a black spot over one eye (the "black eye").
Building a DIY Plus Size Costume from the Closet or Second Hand Store
- Soda Pop Can – Use a round barrel, cut a hole in the bottom. You cut holes for arms and your head. Paint it the colors of a pop can. Presto! You have a pop can!!!
- Clown – Use sweat clothes that are too large. Decorate by using either fabric paint, or markers. For those who dare, try tie-die. Tack on some large pop-poms, add a cheap wig, hat, and make-up. You may also stuff the extra space in clothing with tissue. However this could be messy, if you need to make a "pit-stop".
- Scarecrow – Use an over-sized flannel shirt, faded blue jeans with patches, rope for belt and to tie at the cuffs of his jeans and sleeves, stuff the shirt and jeans with plastic grocery, or paper, a little bit of straw to hang out of jeans and shirt. Add a little bit of make-up.
- American Tourist – Use a guy's colorful Hawaiian shirt, shorts (if weather permits) and a large straw hat. For gals, start with a bright loud dress, flats, big sun hat and a straw bag. Don't forget to have a camera, and maps hanging out, and that look of being lost. Guys can use a tourist bag, (like you get from travel agents, and gals can use the straw bag for their treats.
Costumes Made from Boxes
Just use your imagination. Here are two basic ideas to get you thinking:
- Race Car – Paint the box red. Tack on some paper plate wheels, and you are a race car.
- Refrigerator – Paint the box white and add a handle and you will be a cool refrigerator.
Ideas for a Plus Size Costume for a Chair User
With a little thought you may come up lots of ideas that make the chair a natural part of the costume. Here are a few ideas to get you started:
- King or Queen on Throne – Convert chair into a throne, by wrapping the back and arm rests with gold or silver foil/paper. Use plastic gems (from craft store), old jewelry, Christmas garland to give it that "special look".Simply wear a cape of a royal color (velvet looks great). Scepters and crowns can be purchased at most retail stores, or make your own!If an attendant will be going, they may dress as the mate (King or Queen) or as a court jester.
- Skier – Skiers have a bad habit of falling and breaking a bone or two. This opens the door for a great costume. Just put on some ski clothing (hat, scarf …). Wrap a leg in wide white gauze (to look like cast) and if you really want to "ham it up" and you use a power chair, wrap an arm too.
Gift, Dice, Jack-in-a-Box or Robot – Find a box that will fit comfortably over the chair (still allowing room to maneuver inside). Remove top flaps, cut hole in top for head, and in sides for arms. Decorate:
- For gift box, wrap box in wrapping paper, make a large bow and wear as hat.
- For dice, paint box white, paint black spots. Remember the top should the "1."
- For a Jack-in-the-box, paint the box in bright colors, than wear a matching top and hat. Clown make-up will add that little extra.
- For a robot, cover box in foil, then use your imagination to decorate.
The ideas for a DIY plus size costume are endless. Create whatever works with your personality. If you want something sort of wacky and unique, consider a beekeeper uniform. For something more traditional, stick with some of the above ideas.
Make Your Own Costume Make-up
You will need:
2 tablespoons of soft shortening
4 tablespoons of cornstarch
Food coloring
- Mix shortening and cornstarch. Separate the recipe into different cups, add food coloring.
- Wash your face and any area that you will be applying makeup to and then dry thoroughly.
- Apply a thin coat of cold cream to the entire face.
- Using a cotton ball, gently pat cornstarch over cold cream. Keep your eyes closed.
- Apply make-up with finger tips.
Editor's Notes:
1) Many of the costume ideas in this article have been re-published with permission from robinsfyi.com. Republished ideas were edited for format by GrandStyle plus new DIY Plus size costume ideas were added to reflect ideas for couples and big & tall men.
2) More costume ideas are included on GrandStyle's Pinterest board.


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(Togo First) - The West African Development Bank (BOAD) just announced the closing of its third Eurobond. The transaction through which the regional lender mobilized $830 million will mature over 12 years.
Opting for the Eurobond, whose terms the bank deemed favorable, was driven by its will to protect members of the Franc zone against exchange rate fluctuations since the CFA is pegged to the Euro.
The interest rates for this bond is 4.7%. In July 2017, let's recall, the Lomé-based institution had raised $750 million through a similar operation, repayable over 10 years at an interest rate of 5.2%.
"The international financial community hence confirms its trust in the BOAD. It is a satisfactory performance for the lender whose Investment Grade has been confirmed, year after year by multiple global rating agencies over the past five years," a statement from the BOAD reads.
The BOAD is undergoing full growth since 2012. In 2018, it backed WAEMU States with a total of €650 million (XOF426.8 billion). Adding the latter, all of the bank's net financing amounts to eight billion euros (XOF5,311 billion) for 1,149 operations and a cumulative disbursement rate of 62.3%.


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Unisex sizes, for slimmer fit try ordering a smaller size.
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text: Kim C. King Kim C. King currently serves as Business Growth and Development Coordinator for the City of Orlando Economic Development Department. In this role, Ms. King works with existing and prospective business owners and developers to ensure that businesses in our community have every opportunity to succeed. Ms. King specifically provides assistance with items related to planning, permitting, and business tax receipts; assists business owners to utilize appropriate financial resources; and provides avenues and opportunities for businesses to achieve success through programs and partnerships. Ms. King also championed the 16-member Concept Team that provided recommendations to Mayor Dyer and the Orlando City Council for the Creative Village mixed-use project. In addition, Ms. King served as Interim Business Development Division Manager during transition. Before joining the City of Orlando in 2004, Ms. King was a National Urban Fellow with the San Jose Redevelopment Agency in San Jose, California, where she worked on various economic and redevelopment initiatives. Prior her work in San Jose, Ms. King served as Program Officer for Young Citizens, Inc. (formerly National Helpers Network, Inc.), a non-profit organization in New York City, where she provided professional development, on-site support and technical assistance to teachers and youth workers implementing service-learning programs. Ms. King's first career was as a public elementary school teacher with the New York City Board of Education for five years. Ms. King received her Bachelor of Arts degree in Government from Pomona College and a Master of Public Administration from Baruch College, City University of New York.


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Items in New York Heritage are organized into collections, which provide additional context for understanding their significance and meaning.
This collection contains photographs and drawing of religious facilities in Albany, New York.
This collection is Edgar Holloway's commissioned works to paint and document Troy, New York and the surrounding area's architectural and industrial heritage in 1972.
This collection contains photographs of residential areas of Albany, New York.
A collection of photographs depicting Adirondack Park taken by photographer Richard Linke in the early 1970s.
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North Middlesex Regional High School, located in Townsend, MA, was recently recognized with the top honor at the annual Association for Learning Environments' (A4LE) Northeast Regional Conference - the Edward Kirkbride Award.
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Philip Poinelli, FAIA, SMMA Educational Facility Planner, reached a major career milestone earlier this month by becoming the Association for Learning Environments' most recent recipient of its esteemed Lifetime Achievement Award.
Winchester High School, SMMA's transformation of a 1970s Brutalist style school into a stronger, lighter, and more energy efficient building, has been awarded the 2018 Project Distinction at the Northeast Regional A4LE Conference in Baltimore.
SMMA is thrilled to announce that Matthew Rice, AIA, Project Architect, has been named Principal.
Winchester High School is among the top ten best high schools in Massachusetts, and can now add another state-wide title to its list: Winchester High School has been recognized by American Council of Engineering Companies of Massachusetts (ACEC/MA) as a Bronze winner in the 2018 Engineering...
Two members of SMMA's K-12 Studio, Lorraine Finnegan and Philip Poinelli, have been selected to serve as judges for Engineering News-Record New England and the American Institute of Architects Committee of Architecture for Education, respectively.
Andover's Bancroft Elementary School was recognized with the top honor—the Ed Kirkbride Award—at this year's Northeast Regional Conference of the Association for Learning Environments, held March 15-18 in Providence, Rhode Island.
The first of March marked the official launch of the BuildBPS initiative to transform the educational landscape of Boston Public Schools. A 10-year educational and facilities master plan, BuildBPS is a comprehensive, living document that seeks to guide capital investments for the City and District...
SMMA-designed Bancroft Elementary School in Andover has been selected by the Massachusetts School Building Authority for inclusion in its Model School Program, and was awarded the Elementary School Citation in American School & University magazine's 2016 Architectural Portfolio.
SMMA is pleased to welcome Brian Black, AIA, LEED AP, to its Architecture Practice. While Brian's background spans a wide range of project and client types—from cultural institutions and government facilities, to laboratories and retail spaces—his immediate responsibilities with SMMA will chiefly...


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Hugo Boss
The much-loved German label, which started out making overalls and uniforms for working men nearly a century ago, has certainly upped its game. Smart blazers in stylish colours, drainpipe trousers and clean lines and strong tailoring make this one of the most popular stores for the modern man.
Hugo Boss, Maastrichter Brugstraat 14, 6211 ET Maastricht, +31 (0)43 326 5260
Tommy Hilfiger
Long the master of preppy styles with that signature twist, Tommy Hilfiger is renowned for its high-quality collections for men. From classic nautical-inspired loafers to crisp striped shirts and a spectrum of multi-coloured V-necks, this is one brand that never goes out of fashion.
Tommy Hilfiger, Maastrichter Brugstraat 19-21, 6211 ES Maastricht, +31 (0)43 352 0511
Offering a made-to-measure service on suits and an abundance of high style in every collection, Hermès has everything for the man about town. Enamel cufflinks and luxury leather accessories lie alongside the ready-to-wear collections, which pair Parisian style with classic tailoring.
Hermès, Stationsstraat 43, 6221 BN Maastricht, +31 (0)43 325 8888
Max Mara
Those in search of a classic wardrobe with a modern edge should head to Max Mara where coats, suits and shirts are offered in a palette of rich on-trend hues. Established in 1951, this Italian house offers a discreet type of luxury with its ribbed cashmere jumpers and merino wool suits.
Max Mara, Bredestraat 2, 6221 HC Maastricht, +31 (0)43 350 0840
For the latest trends at affordable prices, Zara is the place to head. The Spanish fashion chain provides a vast range of stylish options for the modern-day man; classic V-neck jumpers vie for attention over edgy man bags and print silk scarves.
Zara, Entre Deux, Spilstraat 6A-1 & 6B-1, 6211 CP Maastricht, +31 (0)43 350 1480


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Masculine Journey to Biblical Manhood: Part 2- "Prioritizing for God's Kingdom Agenda"
"Pray then like this... Your kingdom come, your will be done, on earth as it is in heaven."
(Matthew 6:9, 10)
Biblical Manhood Demands Prioritizing Our Lives to God's Kingdom Agenda.
If the kingdom of God today is the reign of Christ in the hearts of minds of believers, then we must give His kingdom our highest priority (Luke 6:9, 10) and live in obedience to His Lordship.
"There is a way to live, and Jesus and his kingdom is the way, and we have missed the way and hence our present chaos and confusion." -E. Stanley Jones
Why seek first the kingdom of God? Because Jesus knew that until He rules and reigns in the hearts and minds of believers, they will never be truly free, they will never experience true joy and happiness, they will never discover their real purpose in life.
"See, [it is] there! For behold, the kingdom of God is within you [in your hearts] and among you [surrounding you]."
(Luke 17:21 AMP)
God's man has to establish fluorescent lines in the sands of cultural conformity, that he simply will not cross so that he can accomplish God's kingdom purposes for his life.
This requires humility, faith, and diligence: "Keep the rules and keep your life; careless living kills." (Proverbs 19:16, MSG)
Some thoughts to consider:
- We can't just show up and expect to conquer temptations and direct attacks against our faith.
- We have to train ourselves in spiritual disciplines to follow Christ.
- We have to plan for temptation ahead of time by daily submitting our will and ways to God.
- We have to form a network of support that follows us wherever we go.
- We have to cooperate aggressively with others who support our spiritual growth.
- We have to practice living our lives in Christ daily.
- We have to pursue God's kingdom agenda versus our own agendas.
- We have to grow deeper in the Vine so that our branches are fruitful in the world.
Father, I very much need You to help me walk faithfully on the path to doing Your will in the advancement of Your kingdom. Teach me how to live daily in Christ!


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Pulitzer Center Grantee Simon Ostrovsky Discussed Peace Talks Between Ukraine and Russia on 'Newsday'
The presidents of Ukraine and Russia are to start face to face peace talks.
The presidents of Ukraine and Russia are to start face to face peace talks.
Grantee Simon Ostrovsky appeared on 1A to discuss his Pulitzer Center-supported reporting on Ukraine-Russia peace talks.
A behind-the-scenes look at interviews with women in Turkey's computer science industry.
In the forests of Lebanon's Bekaa Valley, a green initiative is uniting generations and faiths.
After the 2008 Russo-Georgian War, the Georgian government built housing for people fleeing the violence. Many South Ossetians still live in these settlements.
Demonstrations rocked Tbilisi in summer 2019 as the population debated the future of Georgian-Russian relations.
Women in Turkey interested in studying computer studies and related fields struggle with ways to overcome gender bias and discrimination in order to join the IT workforce.
From actor in St. Petersburg to taxi driver in Tbilisi: one displaced person's search for a place to belong.
Elena and her son stay at the hospital before handing the child over to an orphanage. Elena would like to leave her son there until she finds a job.
The New Year's party organized for patients of the "female" psycho-neurological boarding house is receiving guests—patients from the "male" psycho-neurological boarding house.
This web documentary sheds a human light on the limited rights of Russian citizens who permanently reside in the psycho-neurological boarding schools (PNIs), social institutions where adults and elderly people with mental disorders are kept.
Russia is dead set on being a global power. But what looks like grand strategy is often improvisation — amid America's retreat.
Will peace talks between Ukraine and Russia result in an end to the war in Eastern Ukraine?
Despite sharp international criticism, a Russian geneticist is pushing forward a project to edit embryos of a deaf couple so their children won't inherit the mutation that impairs their hearing.
Why is there a rush for cryptocurrencies in places that don't exist? A story set in the post-Soviet space, where ultra-libertarianism meets kleptocracy and sanctions evasion.
Ukraine—the home of Europe's hot war, and the Petri dish where Russian information operations are tested—holds a consequential presidential election in spring 2019.
In Azerbaijan, Emin Özmen captures a story of assimilation: the integration of the Talysh, with their distinct and sometimes fading traditions, into a country asserting its national identity.
Thirty years ago, we could have saved the planet. The world was ready to act. But we failed to do what was necessary to avoid a catastrophe.
Tools are now available to prevent and treat HIV infections, but Russia, Nigeria and the U.S. state of Florida each are struggling, for different reasons, to fully exploit the power of these tools.
Women and children spend months in Ukrainian prisons in torturous conditions. What is being done to change that?
The HIV/AIDS epidemic is at a tipping point in Russia, where an estimated 1-1.5 million people are HIV positive and the Kremlin has long rejected international assistance. Women are being left behind.
"Seven Dates" explores the impact of sexual segregation in psycho-neurological boarding houses in Russia.
What does Russia really want and how does it get it? A look at Russian foreign policy—from agenda to implementation—in Europe and the Middle East.
From smugglers in Agadez, to factory owners in Turkey, to the Italian and Nigerian mafias in Italy, and small business owners in Greece, people making a killing off the global migrant crisis.
Ben Mauk on his cover feature "Mountain of Tongues" and his travels through the "Lost Nation" in the Russian Caucasus—discussing the long-awaited coming home of the Circassians.
Journalist and photographer Misha Friedman discusses his reporting on incarceration and prison reform in Ukraine.
Threshold is a public radio show and podcast tackling one pressing environmental issue each season. The show aims to be a home for nuanced journalism about human relationships with the natural world.
Photographer Emin Özmen documents the daily lives of Talysh women in Azerbaijan and their complex history of assimilation.
Christopher de Bellaigue discusses his recent travels to Turkey to shed light on the degeneration of democracy not only in that country, but more widely.
Christopher de Bellaigue travels to Turkey to cover Selahattin Demirtas, the leader of the HDP, the main Kurdish party in Turkish politics, and explore his message of peace.
Gregory Gilderman has reported on heroin addiction in the United States, but found a far more desperate situation in Russia.
Journalist Paul Salopek is preparing to leave on a journey that will take seven years and span 39 countries—and he is doing it all on foot.
Reporter Eve Conant visits the once-secret city of Obninsk, outside Moscow, where Russia is educating "nuclear newcomers" from Belarus, Turkey, Vietnam, Bangladesh and other countries.
Pulitzer Center grantee Stephen Franklin discusses reporting from Turkey, a country facing crises that range from internal political divisions to a massive influx of Syrian refugees on its borders.
Grantee Joshua Kucera talks about the new arms race among the five Caspian countries, the unprecedented militarization of this "sea of peace" and what's really behind it.
Pulitzer Center grantee Jenna Krajeski talks about how she became interested in the Kurdish "stone-throwing kids"--children imprisoned as adults under Turkey's harsh anti-terror laws.
The Pulitzer Center announces our inaugural Fellows and projects for the Post-Graduate Reporting Fellowship Program for Columbia and Medill Journalism Schools.
In this professional development conference, Chicago educators encountered global health reporting and strategies for connecting students to under-reported stories.
What are the challenges to ending AIDS? "Far From Over," a series supported by the Pulitzer Center for PBS NewsHour exploring societal stigma against HIV/AIDS, was nominated for an Emmy Award.
Louie Palu received four awards in three contests for his Pulitzer-supported project 'New Cold War.'
Grantees Nariman El-Mofty, Shiho Fukada, and Jeffrey E. Stern received OPC awards for their reporting projects, while Amy Martin, Maggie Michael, Maad al-Zikry, and Nariman El-Mofty received citations.
Nathaniel Rich discusses "Losing Earth," human inertia, and storytelling as "a moral act" in an interview with Nieman Storyboard.
Here you will find reading comprehension tools, activities and other resources to bring "Losing Earth," The New York Times Magazine's special issue on climate change, into the classroom and beyond.
Moscow-based reporter focuses on women in much of her reporting because she says you can tell a lot about a country and a crisis through their stories.
A special series supported by the Pulitzer Center for Science magazine and PBS NewsHour.
This week: Economic despair drives migration to Moscow, the Catholic Church's response to Duterte's killings, and PBS NewsHour revisits reporting on the US's nuclear arsenal.
Watch a video of New York City Lab School seniors using the Out of Eden Walk as inspiration for small-group exploration of Manhattan and other boroughs.
Boy Scout Nicholas Fahy walked with Paul Salopek for two days in Uzbekistan, the top prize in an essay contest conducted by the Pulitzer Center with the Philmont Scout Ranch.
This lesson introduces students to some of the ways people around the world are fighting climate change in their own communities, and challenges them to take action themselves.
Indigenous rights and visual literacy take center stage in these activity ideas and classroom resources, using reporting from six countries by Magnum photographers.
Reading comprehension tools, activities and other resources to bring "Losing Earth," The New York Times Magazine's special issue on climate change, into the classroom and beyond.
In this printable PDF, you will find text summaries, discussion and comprehension questions, and other useful materials for students and teachers navigating "Losing Earth."
Guide your students in creative, expository, and persuasive writing, class debates, and science communications exercises designed for any subject area.
Activities encouraging students to create and evaluate visual representations of climate change in order to interpret and share environmental knowledge effectively.
What could you and your students do to fight climate change? This resource outlines letter-writing campaigns, research projects and school-wide event ideas for students.
Find all the context you need to teach "Losing Earth," including historical timelines and original transcripts from Senate hearings on climate change.
Want a journalist to speak with your class about their environmental reporting? Our grantees have expertise ranging from ocean health to pollution. Learn more about how to schedule a free visit.
In celebration of Earth Day, we've compiled our top ten lesson plans that feature reporting on how communities around the world are responding to diverse environmental issues.
Students explore an interactive story map of a journalist's journey on foot along the Silk Road to think critically about subjective perceptions of geography and to design their own creative maps.
The following lesson plans for middle school teachers, high school teachers and college professors introduce reporting connected to migration and the experiences of refugees.


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How to solve Operation Failed in outlook
Ever got the message "Operation Failed" when you hit the send button i outlook?
Many have, and many have given up and reinstalled outlook or even better, the whole Office package.
Yes, this looks to solve the problem in most cases, but then again wou will lose all your email.
As this error is far from informative, and there are a lot of things that could cause this one to appear.
We have seen this error occur a lot, and the best solution that has solved this issue in most of our cases, is simply to see if Exchange Cache is enabled. If it is, clear it and restart outlook.
There are many different solutions out there, but this one has given us the highest solved rate.
How you do this is simply by going onto "Account settings" and doubble click on your exchange account.
Here you will see an option called "Cached Exchange mode". If there is a tic here, remove it and click "apply".
Hope this solves your problem as well….


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This post was most recently updated on June 24th, 2020
The Law of attraction works through energy and vibrations. Life energy is a source of life on earth. Life's energy allows us to form images and thoughts, develop emotions, and manifest things on earth. Life energy is the primary source behind the mind and body.
Every individual is free to direct life energy according to his desires. The life energy gets directed by the mind. You create the desire in the mind, and the life energy will direct your mind, and body in the direction of your desire.
Your mind, and body carries certain energy and vibrations. You attract life according to the energy and vibrations of your body and mind. It all depends on you, what kind of energy and vibrations you radiate from your body and mind.
Whatever you imagine, think, and feel attracts the similar life situations and experiences in your life. You attract your life out of the energy and vibrations that you form around your body. Nature Serve's every individual out of his energy and vibrations. The cosmic intelligence doesn't read your thoughts and feelings, but it reads the intensity of your energy and reciprocate with it.
Laws of Attraction in daily life.
You can connect with your daily actions of life through your understanding. Either your daily actions can come out of conscious choice, or you are simply pushed into different experiences of life, out of your past actions. You give your energy to the actions, with your thoughts,
Your every action carries your energy and vibrations. The quality or result of your actions depends on the energy you have poured into your efforts. When you give your physical energy to something, that doesn't mean your emotional and mental energy is not at work. They too do get involved with your work. Your action reflects your thoughts and feelings.
If your body is at work, and your mind and heart is somewhere else, you certainly don't receive the result that you anticipate with your mind. Life responds to the whole effort. You cannot do anything half-heartedly with life. You have to pour everything, to receive your desired result.
The cosmic intelligence of the universe, doesn't only read your actions, but also see your thoughts, feelings and intentions behind the act.
The Power of Intention
If you act, only to fulfill your duty, you do injustice to life. At any moment of life, you cannot play small. You cannot be good with one and selfish with another. Life understands the language of free flow. If you are not moving freely from inside, your inner energy to gets stuck, every time, your thoughts and feelings change.
When you see the physical reality (excluding nature), you see the outside manifestation of physical objects, and cannot see the backhand process for its manifestation.
The things take the physical form out of the mental, emotional & physical energy. If all the three forms of energy radiate positive vibrations, the result of the actions reflects the same, and if the energy is negative, it reflects in our action.
Consider your thoughts and emotions before the physical actions, and all the energy will be aligned, to manifest the result of your desire.
Ask and It Is Given: Learning to Manifest Your Desires
Planning is thus said to be an essential part of every task so that you can move out of the unplanned life, and get your life in order.
Energy & Vibrations of your Body, Mind & Emotions.
To put the energy of mind, body, and emotions in order need a practice. The knowledge plays an essential role in understanding things, and once the things are understood, it can be rightly implemented in life. The process of life follows a natural order. The one who works to understand the natural order gets his life closer to it.
The physical brain, heart, and body are formed with the mind and life energy. The life energy and mind comes from the soul. The spiritual path is all about connecting with the subtle part of life and to live life inside out.
People look at the world from a different perspectives. The person who is connected with the physical form, looks everything from the physical perspective, while the emotional person has an emotional perspective towards life.
The people like Einstein and Darwin live in their mental state and had a completely different perspective towards life. The eyes are the lenses of our minds. The perspective that you carry in your mind, your eyes will reflect the similar reality outside. Buddha has seen the same existence in its perfection, after enlightenment, as he has attained a completely different eye to view the same world with perfection. This is a wisdom eye.
Buddha has seen the same existence in its perfection, after enlightenment, as he has attained a completely different eye to view the same world with perfection. This is a wisdom eye.
Your perception defines your reality. The external reality exists only in your mind and the clarity of it, can be received, when you realize the wisdom eye, that can help you to look in your mind and the outside life with utmost clarity.
How to raise your vibrations?
Meditation is a wonderful tool to connect with the inner world. Normally people live their life out of the unconscious mind, i.e. from the experiences of the past. They only experience reality, when life happens to them not otherwise.
With the unconscious mind, you cannot look at the moment. You only perceive life from the past. To move from the unconscious state of mind to the conscious state, you have to make a conscious effort. The unconscious mind holds all the experiences of the past. Unless you make the conscious choice with your life and be more responsive towards life, it will be hard to break the pattern of the past.
Unless you come out of your unconscious mind and connect with the inner space, no changes can be noted in life and even the future will reflect the same as of your past.
Breathe is the way to your Inner Journey. The first step on the spiritual path is to connect with your breath, be it through physical exercise, breathing technique, or meditation. Once you connect with your breath due to physical exercise, breathing technique, or meditation you can disconnect yourself from your unconscious mind and be more present at this moment.
When you experience life in the present moment, you see the people, situation, and experiences of life as they are, and not what your mind projects at the moment. Your presence at the moment will help you to recognize the difference. The way you perceive life with the mind and with the presence at the moment makes a huge difference. Your perspective gets absolutely change towards life.


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