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Idaho History: This year marks a century of aviation in Idaho
First in a series.
On Dec. 17, 1903, man's first flight in a motor-powered, heavier-than-air machine took place beside the sand dunes at Kitty Hawk, N.C. On that historic day Orville Wright piloted the plane he and his brother Wilbur had built.
Nearly seven years later, on Thursday, Oct. 13, 1910, aviator James J. Ward took off from the fairgrounds in Lewiston, Idaho. The plane had been sent to Idaho by rail by Glenn L. Curtiss, the Wright Brothers' chief competitor in the battle to capture the attention of the American public by demonstrating that men and women really could fly.
In rural America at the beginning of the 20th century, county or state fairgrounds were the logical places to make those first demonstration flights. Fairs always drew crowds of people, grandstand seating was available, along with a race track or infield from which planes could take off and land. Both the Curtiss and Wright companies sent out proposals to fair directors across the country seeking to book appearances of their planes and pilots.
Promotion of the Lewiston flights was all that the Curtiss publicists could have wished. Several photographs of pilot Ward appeared in the Lewiston Tribune in the days before his arrival. After he came to town, while the plane was being assembled and tested, the paper published several interviews with him. Readers learned from the Tribune that Ward was the "official aeronautical instructor" of the Illinois Aeronautical Club of Chicago, and that he had once made a flight of 25 miles and had reached an altitude of 2,200 feet. He had made more than 100 flights and never had an accident.
That, however, was about to change.
Ward told reporters that he had no anxiety about flying, provided he was 200 feet off the ground when something went wrong. He said he was sure he could land safely from that height.
"Most of the serious accidents have happened when the trouble occurred when the machine was about 50 feet from the ground."
The Curtiss Co. had sent specifications for a smooth strip that had to be built in front of the grandstand for safe takeoffs and landings. A large tent was to be provided for assembly of the plane and for its maintenance between flights. For the Lewiston-Clarkston Fair Association, this was easily the greatest undertaking in its history. Securing the event had cost more money than any attraction they had booked in former years.
After a series of tests of the "pusher" engine, mounted immediately behind the pilot, and several short runs along the taxi strip, Ward made the first takeoff ever seen in Idaho on Oct. 13, 1910.
If anyone thought the 13th was an unlucky day for the flight, subsequent events would prove that aviator Ward was not superstitious, and that he was a very lucky man. After that first flight, engine trouble caused a rough landing that demolished the front wheel of the plane's tricycle landing gear. Because it was a standard bicycle wheel, a replacement was found quickly and installed.
The next day, pilot Ward proclaimed the weather ideal for flying and made several flights that thrilled the crowd.
"The cheers that floated up to his ears from the grandstand as he twice passed by in his bird machine must have convinced him that he had made good," the Tribune's article said.
But on Oct. 15, 1910, a special dispatch to the national press went out from Lewiston: "The Curtiss biplane with which J.J. Ward of Chicago has been making daily flights at the fair, tonight lies a heap of junk on the banks of the Snake River, and that Ward himself is not in the morgue or at the hospital, is almost a miracle."
Even after his engine stopped dead some 200 feet above the ground, Ward might still have landed the plane safely had not the forward control mechanism "collapsed totally." Ward escaped with only a sprained ankle and a bruised wrist by jumping clear of the plane just before it hit the ground.
Who was J.J. Ward, the man who made that first flight in Idaho? He was born in Denmark in 1886 and christened Jens P. Wilson. His parents came to America and settled in Minnesota. He ran away from home when he was a teenager and decided to abandon his Danish heritage and become as American as soon as possible. He had learned to speak excellent English in public school, and after he became famous as a flier, never spoke to the press of his family or his Danish origins. To most of his friends and to the public he was often known as just "Jimmie" Ward.
Next week we'll share more of Idaho's early aviation history.
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The photography in "Fly Idaho!" was originally done in 1993. In the past 17 years, wildfires, washouts and runway improvements have changed the character of many of these unimproved airstrips. With the advent of digital photography and modern survey techniques, Hanselman proposes to revisit 80 backcountry airstrips to photograph and survey the airstrips to create terrain elevation models and runway elevation profiles similar to what he accomplished in a more recent book, "Fly Utah!" The results will be shared with the Idaho Division of Aeronautics, the Idaho Historical Society, the Idaho Aviation Association and the Idaho Aviation Foundation as an educational tool to promote safety in backcountry flying.The Idaho Aviation Foundation (IAF) was formed for the purpose of collecting contributions and donations benefiting and preserving all airports within Idaho. The IAF funds aviation projects, makes educational grants, and sponsors special initiatives such as the Wilderness Within Reach program.

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Sorry, I just had to use make it big and bold. It is just so exciting for me. The first four books of The Adventures of the Trinity and the One are out. This is a big milestone for the journey I began many years ago when I first began work on How to Stop Wildfire. When I first started my writing adventure. This marks the end of an era.
Red, blue, yellow, green. The color motif has concluded.
Fire, water, air, earth. No more simple elemental themes.
We are done with that.
These four stories, ending with Of Fractured Edges, were the beginnings. The defining of each of the four core members of the Trinity and the One: Cyclone, King, Spellbinder, and Farrco. Of Fractured Edges is the sweet, expected end to things started in How to Stop Wildfire. To everything that has happened in between. The green, earthy cap to these four. It is the end to things that begin. The beginning is over.
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Since forming in 2015, the Copenhagen-based jazz-punk outfit Pardans has been building a reputation for its frenzied sound and energetic live shows and this November and December the band hits the road again:
21-Nov, Hafenklang, Hamburg (DE)
22-Nov, Cassiopeia, Berlin (DE)
23-Nov, Explore The North Festival, Leeuwarden (NL)
24-Nov, WORM, Rotterdam (NL)
28-Nov, Nice N' Sleazys, Glasgow (SCO)
30-Nov, Club Ifor Bach, Cardiff (UK)
01-Dec, Shacklewell Arms, London (UK)
03-Dec, Olympic Cafe, Paris (FR)
Pardans' new album Spit and Image was released last Friday (Oct 5) by Tambourhinoceros on vinyl and digitally. Listen to the album HERE
Explosive from the outset, the band let their intentions known on the new album's opening track "Burning House Bedding". Intense and cohesive instrumentals play question and answer with frontman Gustav Berntsen's exasperated vocals, chopping, changing, and creating a wonderfully disjointed atmosphere from their unconventional set-up, which includes a tenor saxophone, piano and viola.
From lead single "(Hookers With) Hidden Depths", with its infectious bass line and sax hook that sounds like a twisted soundtrack to a 40s Noir film set in a smoky New York jazz café, through to "When Come The Rats", a menacing and heavy eruption of beats and riffs, the album is a 13-track collection of fascinating explorations into melody and rhythm that defy the norm.The record's lyrical themes match its instrumental ferocity, based around the frustrations and joys of relationships and modern living: "Spit and Image revolves around dirty deeds and wishful thinking of adolescence" explains Gustav.
"I think it contains some quite dramatic characters, some in and out of love, some of privilege, lacking integrity, some on the edge of moral decline appearing as depraved monsters overwhelmed by debauchery; some insecure about their skin, some learning about intimacy and trust, to love and respect by the guiding hand of a patient partner. Some are frustrated with the current state of our world making sail for a better place, leaving their peers behind. They hold their breath collectively, while some dance with rapture."
Following the release of their debut Heaven, Treason, Women in 2016, the band have been on and off the road with Iceage and Marching Church through Europe, interspersed with headline gigs of their own, including the closing set at Copenhagen's infamous Salon Pissoir on Christiania's Pusher Street and a writhing set at this year's SPOT festival.Pardans are: Gustav Berntsen (Vocals), Oskar Dinesen (Drums), Rasmus Hastrup (Bass), Patrick Rathbun (Viola, Piano, Guitar), Daniel Honore (Saxophone). On Spit & Image Rasmus Skovmose is also contributing on guitar.
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2. Corner Bar
3. Spit and Image
4. (Hookers with) Hidden Depths
5. Over the Moon and Beyond
6. Love Run Loose
7. Let It Be Today
8. In Seasons' Grip
9. When Come the Rats
10. Ralle's Theme
11. A Modern Design
12. Views Into Vastness
13. Are You Entertained Yet?
"The (in)famous Mayhem collective of Copenhagen which spawned Iceage, Marching Church and Lower has a new star in the making in the shape of the brilliant Pardans."
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The next Theatre Job Fair will take place as part of the 71st annual SETC Convention in Louisville, KY.
Theatre Job Fair Dates: Feb. 27-29, 2020
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How to Have a Happy Mil-Life
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I don't know how, but someone on my Twitter feed is pulling a total fucking bait and switch on me. I keep somehow ending up reading Spousebuzz posts lately, and I swear I'mma hulksmash something the next time I end up reading complete and utter bollocks like this.
Don't get me wrong. Advice columns are a genre all their own, typically full of trite isms and smarm and patronizing suggestions, and that's why we like reading them. But this particular advice column lit my ass on fire. Why? Because of its condescension, sketchy advice, and assumption that we Navy wives with a happy life share a hivemind and an addiction to pearls and potlucks.
I thought about taking the post down piece by piece and showing why it's completely ridiculous and should be killed with fire and perhaps a few loads of nitro. But I'd be here all day and for no reason. The people who saw that link either love it (and like the author, will never understand why this piece hit every nerve because of our completely different worldviews) or have devised other ways to kill the post (with a grenade, with an ax-wielding Texan on bath salts, etc.). As much as I want to crack jokes about the advice to "dress your family in anchors" being a great way to teach your kids how to survive a keelhauling, I will refrain. After all, I'm sure showing "spirit" about a service might actually somehow be a vital piece of a milspouse's happiness…I guess. O.o
Instead, I will provide some of my own advice and an open forum for others to add theirs. I pinky swear, I will do all I can to avoid the isms and smarm. But this amounts to an advice column, so you've been warned.
There is no one way to have a happy life when you're a Navy wife, and advice that assumes all Navy spouses (or even wives specifically) share a pearl-encrusted hivemind is ridonculous. I know, I've only been a Navy spouse for 18 years, but I'd like to think I've seen a wide variety of my tribe pass through our lives, and I've noted that no two will handle the Navy life the same way, much less thrive in it. I'm pretty sure that goes for all branches of the military.
But every spouse has experience and comfort to share, so it's always helpful when we speak up and offer our own to each other–not as trite generalizations and servings of sugary Kool-Aid, but as real, actual, helpful advice that doesn't oversimplify or minimize the conflicts and pressures of military life. Maybe something works for you. Maybe it doesn't. Share your own in the comments, and let's get a real and helpful list of advice for a happy military life.
Find Your Mil-Bliss. When it comes to getting involved with events and people on base, some love it, some loathe it. Don't assume that your only outlets will be affiliated with your spouse's job. When you're getting your sea legs as a new spouse or even after a recent PCS, test the waters. See how you like it. Don't pressure yourself to volunteer if it's not for you. Don't pressure yourself to get involved if it's not for you. Just because your husband or wife has joined the military doesn't mean you have to follow suit. You can be a supportive spouse without involvement. But if it works for you, fabulous! There are tons of opportunities to be involved, so you're in luck.
Find your Civ-Bliss. The military will fondly remind you constantly–even as it voluntells you otherwise via your spouse–that you are not military. You are a civilian. Be okay with that. In fact, enjoy the freedoms you have that your spouse does not. 😀 When you're new to the life or new to a duty station, don't feel pressured to jump into a new life there. If you're looking for a job, take advantage of both military and civilian help, but do everything you can to ensure that the civilian life you lead makes you happy.
Build Your Network. When underways and deployments and TADs happen, you're going to need a local network. Not everyone wants a lot of friends, but having even a group of acquaintances you meet with once a month for a book club or a movie night or a moms' night out event will help you endure the endless parade of separations and stress. Chances are good you won't be near any friends or family, so put yourself out there and find a local family of your own. Civilian or military or happy mix, it doesn't matter. What matters is giving and receiving support and a social outlet.
Excercise. Because endorphins.
Find Local Treasures. Your current home has unexplored gems where you can spend time, refuel, recharge. I know it was much easier when we were childfree, but just letting yourself get lost and finding your way home again can result in some amazing discoveries that change your experience–and your stress level–in your town. Is there a really cool spot tucked away on the base where you can sit and meditate? Is there a little shop hidden on a back street that carries the coolest craft supplies? Are there tours and parks where you can learn history or sample local wares (mmm wine)? Don't let xenophobic tendencies hold you back. The military might send us to some truly armpit cities, but boobs are just around the corner, and who doesn't love boobs? They're totally awesome and amazing. They feed babies, after all. All by themselves! Even better, sometimes (particularly after a certain age) boobs are in the armpits. Bladow!
Keep an Open Mind. It's hard, I know. Even across the US, cultures vary wildly, and the unfamiliar can feel threatening or alien. But remembering that you are just as alien to everyone else should help with that perspective thing.
Vent. Find a venue. Let it out. It's healthy, and if you drop f-bombs, you'll feel even better. Science says so, so you know it's true.
Treat Yourself. Your spouse might be the one in dangerous situations, dealing with long hours and high stress. But don't downplay the stress that translates to us: the worry on good days, the dread and fear on bad days, the long hours, the additional responsibilities, the lack of outlets, the instability, the inability to build a satisfying career of our own. It's a lot to deal with, and we deserve time off and away. Find opportunities within your budget or–gasp–take advantage of programs on base that allow you to treat yourself with the things you like or like to do. And no guilt! You've earned it.
Manage Your Expectations. Probably the biggest issue I struggled with for the first ten years of this life was expectation management. Every time I was okay with or even excited about a coming PCS or other change, the Navy would yank it away from us and saddle us with something decidedly less awesome. Every time I got my hopes up or made an assumption, we were denied. It's so important, in a culture where everything changes fast and often at the last minute, to suspend expectations and roll with the punches. After ten years of withstanding some pretty bruising impacts because I refused to roll when the Navy punched, I can say my life is a lot happier now that I have accepted that I don't have the first frakking clue where we're going to be this time next year…or next month. Of course, this meant finding workarounds on things that don't roll when I do–a portable career, the willingness to homeschool until we found an alternative, a family that would happily let me move in during an unexpected surge deployment, independence and a separate civilian tribe with more stability than my military tribe. This takes time, and expectation management must be cultivated, but it's so worth it not to take the brunt of one crushing blow after another.
What are your suggestions for a happy military life? What has worked for you? Let's confab and offer each other our perspectives.
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After the success of 2017's flagships Google Pixel 2 and Pixel 2 XL, now the search engine giant is working on the Pixel 3 and 3XL which are ought to be impressive phones for 2018. Despite having a regular design and display issues, the innovative camera features included make it to the list of smartphones with the best camera. This further justifies the Google Pixel 2XL price tag. Now that Google started to work on the next-gen flagship, let us look at the wish list from the 2018 Google's pixel flagship smartphones.
Bezel-less screen
With the bezel-less trend going, we expect at least the upcoming flagship to follow the trend and minimize the bezels surrounding display. The Google Pixel 2 had large bezels around the screen and need to be trimmed down for the Google Pixel 3 in Dubai. The bezels normally house the front speakers. So, we hope that the search engine giant will find a way to minimize bezels without compromising the speakers.
Improvised OLED display
The previous flagship Google Pixel and Pixel 2 XL faced a lot of display-related issues including burn-in issue and a bluish tint. This made the search engine giant lag behind the competition. In order to stay ahead in the smartphone market, Google needs to step forward in improvising the products, especially with the display. Apart from this enhancement, we even expect the Google flagship to feature a Quad HD resolution instead of full HD 1080p. This is a minimum requirement for the so-called premium smartphones.
Active Edge
The Google pixel device has this excellent addition of Active Edge feature. This lets to squeeze the device in order to launch Google Assistant. However, there is no option to customize this feature. We expect it to be customizable as well as context-sensitive. Users need to have an option to launch apps directly from Active Edge instead of Google Assistant.
Secure Unlock Feature
This is what we expect from almost all Android smartphones. Though there is a secure fingerprint sensor, there is a need for an option which would a trending face unlock. This doesn't mean to ditch fingerprint sensor and replace it with face unlock. We expect the phone that includes both these features thus giving the users an option to choose from. Android was always unsuccessful in offering a secure unlock feature. But we expect at least the search engine giant to come up with a native solution to make it more secure.
3.5mm Headphone Jack
Following the path of Apple, the search engine giant Google preferred to ditch headphone jack in Google Pixel 2. Android is always known for its ease of convenience. So, we expect that the Google reverses its decision of removing 3.5mm headphone jack. Moreover, the sound quality of the wired headsets is much better than the wireless jacks.
Wireless Charging
The wireless charging has become popular these days. Almost all the latest iPhones have the wireless charging standard. However, this will force the Google to shift from metal rear to glass back in the upcoming pixel smartphones. This technology may become a regular standard in the future, so we expect Google not to miss out the immersion of technology.
IP68 certification
The present pixel smartphones are IP67 rated that make the phones water resistant. This rating allows the phones to resist water up to three feet deep for 30 minutes. As the Samsung flagship, we even expect the Google Pixel 3 in Dubai to have an IP68 certification. These devices can survive water up to 5 feet deep for 30 minutes. Though it is a small change, it gives the users more value for the money spent.
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Imagine, an actual store with a sign "SPECIAL SEASHELLS" right by the ocean. With tons of seashells of all shapes and sizes right there on the ground for free. Well, a "store" would be too fancy a name for it. A shack with no windows, boards hanging loose, only traces of the original paint, barely a door, and a lady sitting on the ground by the door, reading. The absurdity of it is what drew me in.
"Excuse me, what…?" I couldn't even finish the sentence, my bewildered look making the implied questions quite obvious.
"Ah, yes, what. And why. And how. All good questions. Here, try this." She reached out into a seashell-covered bag she had by her side, picked… surprise, a seashell, and offered it to me. "Hold it by your ear, dummy!" she laughed at my confused expression. I complied, rather mechanically, my mind still lost in the misapprehension.
Sound of waves. Quiet at first, then louder, as I tuned out outside noises. Faint laughter. I closed my eyes to hear better. The laughter grew louder in my ear.
"Oh, you are a naughty boy, George! Look at you, so hard already!" The voice of my middle school librarian, whose deep cleavage, stern look and half-moon specs fueled erotic fantasies of many a classmates of mine. And I was no exception. I felt a tug in my pants, her fingers playing with the tip, the shaft, then sliding down, gently squeezing and releasing the vulnerable flesh below. The teasing scratching of her fingernails on my perineum almost sent me over the edge.
I pulled the shell away from my ear, opened my eyes and took a rugged breath.
"What in the world…" My flustered expression left the shopkeeper lady bemused.
"One shell — one fantasy. The bigger and fancier the shell, the… you get the drift. A double shell lets you share with someone else. Cash only. No refunds."
The librarian's voice and the memories of her fingernails on my skin were still there echoing in my mind. I needed those shells! But…
"I have no cash on me, do you take cards?"
She laughed. "Do I look like I take cards? But there is something you can do for me in lieu of cash, pretty boy!" She beckoned me with her finger into the shack. "One orgasm: one shell. The better an orgasm, the bigger the shell. Do you take the deal?"
The sun has long set and the night was pitch black when I finally staggered out of the shop, face and hands covered in the shopkeeper's juices, a dozen of seashells of various sizes in my backpack. I made a few steps, licked her taste off my lips… and fervently wished that one of the shells had the last few hours imprinted in it. I had turned around to ask, but there was no trace of the shop or the shopkeeper.
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Here's a tip to the Camden city employees who don't like the man Corzine named chief operating officer: If you want the public on your side, don't block traffic during rush-hour on the busy Ben Franklin Bridge linking us with downtown Philly. It irritates people just trying to get home who can't do anything about your situation and it makes you look self-centered and sophomoric. Corzine told former Superior Court Judge Theodore Davis to cut the waste in Camden and the judge went about making cutbacks and consolidations. Firefighters joined with police officers and other city employees to rally at City Hall. They tried to get the City Council to issue a "no confidence" vote on Davis, which it didn't. It's not like the judge is making cuts and adjustments for the fun of it. Camden has been sucking the rest of the state dry because it can't support itself. In the real world painful decisions are being made and cutbacks are being suffered even in places where there are efficient governments.
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Plastic bathroom vanities – The bathroom vanity routinely exposed to soap, toothpaste, hairspray, cosmetics and countless other spot-causes connections. Unfortunately, the most effective way to remove these stains varies somewhat from one type of material to another. Glass and plastic vanity is waterproof and easy to clean, but tend to scratch when exposed to harsh abrasives. Naturally, absorbent materials such as wood or marble can be challenging to clean, but they make a more dramatic visual statement. In order to remove a vanity stain without damaging the material, apply the appropriate detergent for the given level.
Cover the stains on plastic bathroom vanities with a thick layer of liquid automatic dishwashing detergent. Scrubbing the surface with an old healthy tooth brush and then rinsed with lukewarm water and repeat if necessary. Do not allow solution to dry out. Automatic dishwashing detergents often contain bleaching agents that can cause the plastic to brighten. Spray glass vanity with white vinegar, wait for 2 to 3 minutes, then wiped off with a paper towel. The acetic acid in the vinegar is able to dissolve all of the hard water deposits in blood spots. Stubborn stains can usually be removed by dousing them in a spot-causes mixture is made from ¼ cup ready ammonia, 2 tablespoons white vinegar, 1 tablespoon baking powder and 1 liter of hot water.
Different way of plastic bathroom vanities, remove stains from vanity made of marble or other natural stone with white toothpaste. Cover discolored areas in the paste, rub lightly with a soft cloth, rinse and repeat if necessary. If toothpaste will not remove the stain, dip a lemon wedge in salt and rub it vigorously over the stain, then rinse well. Using a lemon wedge should be a last resort; prolonged exposure to the citric acid can erode marble surfaces. Clean wood vanity by washing them with a solution made of 2 quarts of hot water, 1 tablespoon of white spirit and 1 teaspoon of liquid soap. Apply the solution with a soft cloth, and rinse and pat dry. Sprinkle baking powder over all sticky stains, gently scrub and wipe the surface clean with a damp cloth.


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Note: I am not a doctor or a nutritionist. What I am, however, is a currently fat person who has been dieting on and off for forty-seven years. Lately I've become frustrated with my futile attempts to lose weight and I've gone on a quest to gather as much information as I can about the mechanics of weight gain and loss.
People who have never gained a significant amount of weight have no idea how it can sneak up on you. Thin people don't see how you can't feel every extra ounce and go into furious activity to get rid of it. If you had only done that when you were one pound overweight, they think, the other pounds wouldn't have followed.
But gaining weight isn't like that. For one thing, the fat doesn't show up immediately after eating the extra calories. Nor does it disappear as soon as you cut your calories. It's not a mere addition or subtraction scenario. Calories go through a complicated process on their way to becoming whatever they're going to be. And the one thing that makes it somewhat unpredictable is something known as the basal metabolic rate (BMR).
BMR is the rate at which your body burns up calories when you're not doing anything. In an ideal (and just) world, everyone would have the same BMR. If we did, we'd all burn calories at the same rate no matter what age we are or body shape or size we have. If everyone's BMR was suddenly the same (say somewhere in the middle) then skinny people would gain weight and fat people would lose weight. (BMR calculator here.)
That's one reason why I get disgusted when weight loss "experts" state that gaining weight is merely a combination of too much food and too little exercise. They're only partly right. It also depends on things like body type, age, sex, amount of muscle and fat on your body, and yes, basal metabolic rate.
Many, if not most, experts will tell you that your metabolism has little to do with weight gain. That may be true when you're measuring like individuals (same age, same body composition). But tell that to a person who never had trouble maintaining her weight until she went through menopause. Or who eats and exercises exactly the same as her friend who has a smaller body type.
One thing they don't usually tell you is that because muscle burns off more calories than fat does, you're better off to do anaerobic than aerobic exercises. Aerobic exercises are important for improving cardiovascular fitness, but they're not going to help that much to help you lose weight over the long haul. You can have great lungs and a healthy heartbeat and still be fat. Which is good news for fat people. But not so good for people who have been relying on the treadmill to help them to drop pounds.
Don't get me wrong, I'm not saying that it isn't beneficial to move. For one thing, cardiovascular exercise makes your blood flow more efficiently throughout your body. But people who insist that you're not going to see any benefits unless you exercise a half hour, or even an hour, every day are just setting the bar too high and making people feel like it's pointless to exercise at all if they can't meet that standard.
One thing that doesn't raise the rate at which your body burns calories is eating less calories. In fact, when you do that, your body automatically lowers your BMR in order to save energy. Your calorie needs are only 1.2 times your BMR, so you'd have to undercut your calories well below your basic physical needs in order to see any significant weight loss. And guess what? That's just not good for your body!
I know a young woman who lost 50 pounds in a half year by eating only 800-900 calories a day. Her only exercise was a lot of walking. She lost the weight but she stopped having a period naturally for several years afterward. (She had to take birth control pills in order to get her body to approximate having a period.) And she only did it for a few months. What happens to women who do it repeatedly or for a longer period of time?
Dieting works the same way addiction does, except that it takes less, not more, of the substance (in this case calories) to get the same result. So ultimately dieting is self-defeating behavior. Eat low-calorie, low-fat, low carb diets if you want to, but none of them stay effective forever. That's why dieters go through so many diets. There is no one diet that is guaranteed to have results over the long haul. You can go on a starvation diet and your BMR will just keep going down until your body stops metabolizing food at all (and before that it metabolizes your own body until you've damaged it beyond repair).
The bottom line:
Don't over-diet or you'll lower your basal metabolic rate and have to eat even less calories to get the same result. (Over-dieting is my term for taking in too few calories or completely cutting out certain foods that are essential for your body to operate at peak capacity.)
Do exercise, but don't feel that you have to meet someone else's unrealistic goals (for you)— and make sure you emphasize building muscle mass.
If you find yourself yo-yoing (i.e., gaining and losing, gaining and losing in a vicious cycle), stop what you're doing and find a sensible diet and exercise program that you can live with over the long haul.
Recognize that the heavier you are, the more calories you burn, so exercise is definitely not pointless.
Take into account your age, body type and composition, sex and medical conditions (or medications) that may slow down your metabolism. If you have any of these markers, exercise, not diet, is the key.
Be proactive: do your own research. There's plenty of information out there, but be careful of websites that are just trying to sell you something.
It's always a good idea to get a medical check-up, including a blood work-up, as soon as possible when you are planning to start an exercise and food modification program. Get your doctor to take you seriously. I can't tell you how many doctors I've gone to who have completely ignored the fact that I'm fifty pounds overweight. Check with your health insurance to see if they cover visits to a nutritionist or memberships to a gym.


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However, when faced with a non-homogeneous product penetration is highly compromised as a smaller surface area for measurement is also more sensitive to variations in sample structure and low reproduceability and misleading data is obtained.
Results may show a wide variance between maximum and minimum forces depending on whether the probe meets with, for example, an air pocket, hard particle or internal structure variation.
The MULTIPLE CHIP RIG (A/MC) measures the force obtained by the penetration of a multiple sample of chips (known in some countries as French fries).
Up to 10 chips can be tested at any one time and the rig ensures that each chip is completely penetrated by a 2mm diameter probe.
The probe head has a fast release adapter to enable the probe to be rapidly cleaned and relocated in the same position and has three detent positions to allow testing at three locations along the sample lengths. Two adjustable stainless steel rods are used to hold the samples in position on the sample holder.
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PEDRESCHI, F. & MOYANO, P. (2005). Effect of pre-drying on texture and oil uptake of potato chips. LWT, 38, 599-604.
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Bette Midler has never been one to hold her tongue, which is one of the reasons we love her so dearly. The legendary singer/actress has spoken out against Donald Trump, racism, and so much more, and now, she is speaking out in support of Janet Jackson.
Ms. Midler took to Twitter on Saturday evening, hours before the Superbowl which will see Justin Timberlake return as the Halftime Show headliner, fourteen years after he hit the stage there as a guest of Janet. We all know what happened from there, but get into Bette's thoughts on the fact that JT was invited back while Janet was not.
Oh, the Superbowl, the Superbowl, it's just inescapable. So, how about some #JusticeforJanet, while we're talking about #SuperBowlLII ? Fourteen years is a a long time to wait for a real apology and a long time for a talented woman to be out in the cold.
— Bette Midler (@BetteMidler) February 3, 2018
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A great holiday for all the family. Thank you so much, the accommodation, views and area are beautiful. Roscoe Family, Bedfordshire
Wonderful place, would come back again. Williams & Greenway Family, Cornwall
Superb accommodation. Thank you for everything. Bahe Family, Hannover, Germany
Thank you so much for the warm welcome: the fresh eggs (we loved them), the relaxed atmosphere, the beautiful cottage, the great view, what a beautiful life here. Six nights, if we could, we would stay longer. We had a great time. Mr & Mrs Maat, The Netherlands
We thoroughly enjoyed our stay here is this beautiful cottage. Everything was clean when we arrived. We did a lot of cooking and baking and found the cottage very well equipped. This also goes for the vast selection of films We really enjoyed the warm welcome and will recommend this place to our friends & family. Thank you for a truly memorable holiday. Anne & Christian Hengen, Luxembourg
Perfect location, we have really enjoyed the walking. Thge cottage is fantastic, it has everything we need. Having a TV in each room is great, own shower in each room also fantastic and the open fire just tops things off. Overall a brilliant holiday, will recommend to all my friends. Cathering & Bruce
Best Christmas ever. Feels more like a hotel, totally 5 star place. Thank you for the new laid eggs – really tasty. Our 2nd Christmas here and all the surroundings made it perfect. Thank you so much. Penny & Darrell Sutton
It is all so very beautiful. Spotless cottage, lovely fire, great kitchen including the fantastic cooker and fridge! We have enjoyed our stay here immensely. So peaceful, so beautiful, we are already planning a return trip. As we write this the mist is in the valley and the snow is touching the tops of the hills, being kissed by the sun slanting from behind the clouds We really think we are in paradise. Thank you. The Kirby Family
Thank you for a lovely week's stay in your cottage. Have loved the beds, showers and towels. The space is great as is all the wood you have used ion the conversion. Family from Devon
From the Yorkshire dales we travelled to Wales
With dogs, frogs, chickens & geese
Perfect tranquility, an excess of peace!
What more could you ask, what more do you need?
Sadly though we must leave, with a big sigh we all heave
We will return, we know not when
'Cos I have to feed Hetty, my favourite hen!
(Thank you all, we have had a ball!)
n Claire Shaw, Spike the dog – Yorkshire
We have had the most fantastic week here on our honeymoon. Really don't want to leave. The weather has been amazing this week so relaxing on the terrace has felt like we have been abroad. Definitely a great location for recharging your batteries. We are already planning our next visit.
Leigh & Isy Anderson & Silas & Roscoe (the whippets)
Lovely cottage and location. Great news all round. Loved the chickens, dogs, etc. Would recommend the Showcaves and the Snowden railway – both excellent places to visit.
George & Wendy, Scotland
Fantastic accommodation. Thanks for the eggs from happy hens! Beautiful home, view, scenery, landscape, the rain, sheep, dogs & cat! Thanks!
The Schulz family & Monika & Jurgen Muller, Germany
By far the most spectacular self catering holiday we have had. Views are breathtaking, hospitality fab. Thanks for sharing this place and making us feel welcome. Fresh eggs no supermarket can match. God bless, we will return.
Fallon family
2nd visit in 2 months, need we say more!
David & Janette Molyneaux, Netherton, Devon
Stunning view, stunning cottage, great strawberries and a wonderful tranquil place. would recommend to anyone!
Moffats of Exeter
Had an amazing and relaxing time. Everyone was very welcoming and polite. Hope to come back again.
the Cross Family
Great week, weather could not be better.Do not want to leave. Beautiful in every way, do not want to go back to city life.
Carol & Roger, Leicester
Fantastic week, weather brilliant. The cottage couldn't have been better "home from home". Couldn't stop looking at the view, could have sat on the terrace all day. Didn't want to go home, will be back.
Madeleine & Roger, Lincolnshire
Absolutely brilliant break. Fantastic views and total tranquility
David & Janette Molyneaux, Netherton, Devon
Beautiful place to stay. Absolutely perfect. We will be recommending this place to everyone! Thanks for a great stay.
Anna, Jamie, Louise & Ed.
Had our honeymoon here and we can honestly say it has been the most wonderful holiday. Beautiful, idyllic, welcoming, friendly, comical (chickens) – just a warm lovely feel about the place. Magic. Went quad biking, horse riding, shooting and walking – ran out of time for all the other activities available – need another 2 weeks here. Thank you. Just Ace! x
Newly Weds, Mr & Mrs Wrigley
A really lovely holiday. The cottage couldn't be faulted, with a view "to die for". Loved the dogs and your very warm hospitality.
Miles family
A lovely relaxing break! Good walks in beautiful countryside, fantastic cottage with everything you could need.
Jenny & Karen Lowes – and Bonnie (Westie)
We had a lovely relaxing holiday in this welcoming cottage. I liked feeding the chickens.
Guy, Denise & Francine (& Molly the labrador)
Cottage fantastic, especially the fire! Had lovely break. Surroundings wonderful, will come again for sure – didn't want to leave
Anne, Ed, Dave & Kath
Beautiful, well equipped and homely. It really is a super place to stay.
Simon, Maureen, Tara & Keira Wood
Do not miss the magical "sky at night", just wonderful.
Pat & Jimmy, Paula & Dee
Lovely cottage in beautiful surroundings. Had a really chilled weekend, weather fantastic.
Gill & Ian
Had a lovely time. Weather absolutely fab!!! views even better. cottage lovely and had a very relaxing time.
Paul & Sandra
A wonderful break, despite the weather. It would be difficult to better the cottage & the fabulous views. Thank you
Richards party
The bad weather didn't matter, the cottage and the surrounding area were amazing.
James, Jemma & Belle
The cottage is beautiful. The local walks on the hills and the farms using green roads and footpaths was a lovely experience. The scenery from the cottage is like a picture postcard and luckily the weather was good Driving through the Brecon Beacons country roads was a magnificent experience and of course not to miss The Gower bays. The timber work and the exposure of the natural grains of the timber is most beautiful, well done Jenny & Bob. With best wishes from
The Gurtu Louth family
Absolutely wonderful time, lovely house with amazing views. Llandeilo and Lampeter wonderful well worth a visit. Wanted to take the dog home with us but thought we would leave him for future guests to enjoy. Thank you Jenny & Bob, you have a lovely home.
Paul, Diane, Jess & Lucy Walsh
Fabulous time, relaxing, fabulous views, amazing walks, Thanks
The Jordans
From the very first sight of the cottages we felt a sense of anticipation &excitement, quickly turning into a feeling of well being, escapism & comfort. Even though we did not have the greatest of weeks as regards the weather, the relaxation we found here was superb. The cottage ready did surpass our expectations and that is a great credit to the owners who have put so much effort and thought into the layout of the property.The cottage provided us with an excellent touring base for the area. There is no doubt that we will be back. Kind regards Sue, Dave & Maurice
Just wanted to send you a quick note to say we very much enjoyed our stay at the cottage. You have done it beautifully and we had a very relaxing time. Our 10 week old baby Harry found the surroundings most agreeable and even let Mum and Dad get some much needed sleep! Thanks again. Kind regards, Jeremy, Kaila, Oscar & Harry
We just wanted to say a big big thank you for a wonderful stay at the cottage. The weather was cold but sunny with clear blue skies for most of the time. We saw some beautiful sunsets from the living room as the logfire burned away. We took full advantage of the fab kitchen and cooked in all evenings with candles and warm red wines. We visited The Mumbles and took a coastal walk from Caswell Bay to Langlands Bay. The girls rockpooled most of the day at both beaches and we had a lovely hot chocolate at the Langlands Bistro right on the seafront. We also did a circular waterfall walk, I think its called the Elidir Walk which started at Pontneddfechan. The girls did very well on the walk. We drove to Marros Riding Centre near Pendine and did a family pony trek which took us out to fantastic sea views and then back through the forest and streams.From there we spent another sunny afternoon at Amroth beach. We had a super time at the Wheatsheaf cottage, the girls loved putting on their wellies and having a good run around. Catriona particularly loved the white duck who looked like "he had bread on his head". Many many thanks again for such a superb introduction to a great part of the country. The Hodges-White clan
My wife and I stayed at the estate in the late summer. Although we had never visited Wales before, once we arrived at the cottage we never wanted to leave – our accommodations were superb. We enjoyed sitting on the veranda overlooking the countryside and simply fell in love. We travelled across the "Pond" aboard the QM2, which was the greatest, most relaxing time we ever experienced. We spent a few days at your cottage, then attended a fairy-tale wedding in England with some old friends, that was out of this world, then back to the cottage and some basketball with the dog. Our holiday there was probably the finest one we ever had(and we are getting up in age). We certainly look forward to visiting again one day.Sincerely, The Meilners . USA
Hi there Jenny, we just wanted to say a big big thank you for a wonderfulstay at the cottage. The weather was cold but sunny with clear blue skies for most of the time. We saw some beautiful sunsets from the living room as the log fire burned away. We took full advantage of the fab kitchen and cooked in all evenings with candles and warm red wines.
We visited The Mumbles and took a coastal walk from Caswell Bay to Langlands Bay. The girls rockpooled most of the day at both beaches and we had a lovely hot chocolate at the Langlands Bistro right on the seafront. We also did a circular waterfall walk, I think its called the Elidir Walk which started at Pontneddfechan. The girls did very well on the walk. We drove to Marros Riding Centre near Pendine and did a family pony trek which took us
out to fantastic sea views and then back through the forest and streams.From there we spent another sunny afternoon at Amroth beach.


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Timberwolves 92 - 95 Bucks
Redd's big night helps Bucks edge TimberwolvesDec 16, 2007 - 5:35 AM By J.R. Radcliffe PA SportsTicker Contributing Writer
MILWAUKEE (Ticker) -- Sharpshooter Michael Redd got back on track.
Redd scored 32 points and dished nine assists as the Milwaukee Bucks posted a 95-92 victory over the struggling Minnesota Timberwolves on Saturday.
Rookie Yi Jianlian scored a season-high 22 points and grabbed seven rebounds and Mo Williams had 19 and six assists for Milwaukee, which has beaten Minnesota four straight times for the first time in franchise history.
The Timberwolves, who have a league-worst 3-19 record, have dropped four straight and nine of 10.
"No matter if the T-Wolves have the worst record in the league, they're still a good team and you have to respect them," Redd said. "Give them credit for hanging around."
Redd redeemed himself after an awful performance the night before against the Boston Celtics, scoring a season-low seven points while going 0-of-3 from 3-point range.
However, against the Timberwolves, Redd came out smoking after halftime. With Milwaukee trailing, 42-40, Redd pumped in 15 points in the third quarter, including 3-of-3 from the arc, helping the Bucks to a 66-58 advantage.
In the fourth, Redd drilled a 3-pointer to put the Bucks up, 77-66, with 5:22 remaining before Minnesota went on a 16-7 spurt, capped by a free throw by Al Jefferson, to cut the Wolves' deficit to 84-82 with 1:40 left.
But Yi was also huge down the stretch, scoring 14 of his total in the final period.
"I had a few important baskets at the end there and hustled back on fast breaks," Jianlian said through an interpreter. "I'm just continuing to work hard for the team."
"The man from China will have his highs and lows but he keeps improving in practice and, tonight, he stayed aggressive," Redd said. "It was great to see."
Redd came through again when he hit Williams with a pass that the point guard drilled for a 3-pointer, pushing the lead to 89-84 with 30 ticks on the clock. Redd ended his night by nailing two foul shots with nine seconds left to help secure the victory.
Milwaukee shot 43 percent (33-of-77).
Craig Smith, who notched a career-high 36 points on Tuesday, had 30 points and 10 rebounds for Minnesota.
"My teammates were just looking for me, and I felt I had to be aggressive," Smith said. "Some games, I've found myself in foul trouble, and in those, it's been tough to get in a rhythm. But tonight, I had extra energy and tried to boost my guys."
Jefferson added 23 points and 15 rebounds for Minnesota, which has lost all 16 games in which it has failed to reach 100 points.
"Our offensive efficiency wasn't real good," Timberwolves coach Randy Wittman said. "We missed some easy opportunities, but that's not where the game was won or lost. We fought hard, and I'm proud of them after a tough loss at home last night. We just didn't have some shots go down early in the third."
Rashad McCants, who made four 3-pointers in the last 4 1/2 minutes of the game, scored 12 points off the bench for the Timberwolves, who shot 46 percent (38-of-82) and are also 0-13 when trailing after three quarters.
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J Track: A rolling door design in which the hangers lie flush with the height of the header, making it another option for low clearance spaces.
Tube Track: Using u-shaped hangers and a contemporary, rounded rail, the tube track hardware system brings an industrial look to your modern space.
Flat Track: A classic design for more traditional barn doors. This track's sturdy and reliable raw steel creates a simple yet fashionable design.
Box Track: Attaches to the top of the door instead of its face, allowing a homeowner to show off the craftsmanship of the barn door or protect its face from drill holes.
Most manufacturers also suggest installing a bottom track that attaches to either the wall or to the floor so that the barn door does not swing back and forth, hitting the wall. In order to install a bottom track, a homeowner or contractor should allow for approximately ½ inch space in between the floor and the bottom of the door. Rustica always includes a bottom track along with their interior barn door hardware kits but it is up to you to decide if you would like to install it.
After choosing your track style, you'll be prompted to choose your track length. This step of the process is easy. Your track length should be at least double the width of your door, so you'll just need to measure your barn door's width and choose double that number from the drop-down menu.
Generally, any style of door can be installed into a rolling and sliding hardware track system. With Rustica hardware, you have the freedom to buy one of the barn doors for sale on our website or use your own door. If you are using your own door, you will need to measure door thickness and choose that size from the drop-down menu so that your sliding door hardware can be customized accordingly. We suggest rounding your measurements to the nearest ¼ inch.
If you decide to purchase a Rustica barn door, you'll first need to customize it to your preferences by choosing from single sliding and double barn doors or bypassing barn doors. Similar to our hardware kits, we also offer two main categories for interior barn door styles. The Builders Series includes classic, wooden barn doors while the Designer Series contains rustic sliding door designs that range from industrial and modern to French country and rustic. This series even features doors made of glass, chalkboard, leather, and scrap metal.
Once you've found the willpower to limit your choice to just one of the many beautiful barn doors offered, you'll need to indicate the width and height of your door. You have some flexibility in choosing the width of your sliding door. You can match it to the width of your door opening, measuring from the outside of the trim on the left-hand side to the outside of the trim on the right-hand side. If you don't have any trim, you'll need to measure between the left and right vertical edge of your doorway and add a total of 4 inches to that number. These measurements are a minimum requirement for door width. Your other option for width is to purchase a wider door that will extend beyond the doorway in either direction, if you prefer, to make more of a statement in your space.
For height, you should measure from the floor upwards to the outer vertical edge of your trim. Then, subtract ½ inch to ensure room for the hardware to roll. For doors without trim, you can measure directly from the floor to the beginning of the edge of the top of the doorway.
Choose both texture and finish and then decide if you want to receive the door assembled or unassembled. The assembled door will arrive with most of the hardware in place, making wall, ceiling, and floor mounting much easier and quicker to complete. These pre-assembled doors cost around $400 more. Unassembled doors arrive with everything you need for your DIY barn door hardware installation, along with concise directions that allow you to complete the assembly process in under 45 minutes.
For all Rustica flat track systems, you have the option of choosing their Soft Close System which creates a quiet, gentle movement for your sliding door. This system includes a mechanism on either side of the track to prevent anyone from slamming your door closed or throwing it open too quickly. Instead, this door stop gradually slows down the rollers, protecting both your door and hardware system.
Including handles as part of your interior barn door hardware kit creates added function to your new door. You can mix and match finishes and styles to complement your track and hanger systems, and you can choose either handles, pull rings, or straps. To allow for sliding, all handles are vertical—but the size, material, and finish are up to your unique design inspiration. For barn doors covering bedrooms, offices, and bathrooms, Rustica offers sliding door hook locks for privacy.
You can always hire a professional contractor to assemble and install your barn door for an average cost range of $400-$600 dollars. However, our pre-assembled delivery option makes installation a breeze for the DIYer who loves the challenge of remodeling and renovating a space.
If you decide to go the DIY route, you'll need a few basic tools for your barn door hardware kit, including the following:
Along with directions, all of the screws, mounting brackets, spacers, and tracks will be provided with the kit so that you can quickly assemble the hardware to the door and move on to wall installation.
The first question you need to address when installing a rolling barn door is if you need to first install a header. Since sliding doors can be pretty heavy, most walls cannot bear the weight of the panels. A header is a sturdy, finished piece of wood that spans twice the length of the track system. By attaching to a larger number of wall studs, a header distributes the pull of the door's weight. The interior barn door track attaches directly to this header, creating a more secure and stable hold. If you choose to not install a header, make sure that each track screw enters into a wall stud. Again, this is only recommended for lighter weight doors. Either way, you should use a stud finder to locate your beams to drill.
Afterward, you'll need to install and tighten your sliding door track onto either the header or the wall, using the washers, bolts, and spacers provided. Then, you can slide the door stops onto either side of your track. Now, your header and track are ready to attach to your door's hardware, which has been previously assembled.
There are many benefits to having a sliding door. The rolling of a door along a wall can save space for tighter rooms where traditional swinging doors just won't fit. A sliding door can add artistic expression to an otherwise blank canvas, or it can divide a larger room into smaller sections without the need for constructing new walls. Even sliding closet doors can turn an otherwise drab storage cubby into a modern or rustic room accent.
Choosing hardware sets for your barn door is likewise a part of both artistic expression and functionality. It's important to choose quality pieces that fit your unique design so that every detail of your sliding door, from header to bottom sliding track and handle to hanger, represents the look that you desire. Though there are many decisions within this process, Rustica makes the experience simple and transparent. You'll need to choose style, system, and tracking before you settle on the details of your door, such as height and width, finish and texture, handles and door pulls, and type of close. With the specifics of your barn door and selected hardware kit, you are ready to install and enjoy the innovative functionality of interior sliding doors.
Our hardware kits are created with extreme scrutiny to make sure each project is delivered to you exactly as you designed it. Each of our kits comes included with all of the screws, tracks, brackets, spacers and guides needed to add art and function into your life.
Our product offering meets the needs of those looking for barn door hardware solutions in modern, industrial, rustic, eclectic and everything in between applications. Our spoked wheels pair well with Rustic design, whereas our top mount hardware is best for those looking for a clean seamless look. Browse all of our options to find a look that will bring life to your space!
Shop for your handmade sliding door hardware today! Our hardware is guaranteed to make a statement in your home, bringing quality craftsmanship to any room. Looking for handles & pulls to go along with your new hardware? We've got those, too!


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At Domino's on 17th St, we make it quick and simple to get the fast, fresh pizza your hunger craves. Call (814) 944-6000 to order your pizza over the phone, go online, or stop by to place a takeout order.
Get started by picking one of our homemade crusts, including a fluffy, seasoned hand-tossed crust, a gluten-free crust, a pan crust featuring two monstrous layers of cheese, or even a crispy thin pizza crust! Next, pick your sauce and start piling on your favorite toppings. Whether you're a meat-lover or a veggie-lover, your pizza dreams can come true at your local Domino's.
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Christmastime is one of my most favorite times of year. It's also one of the busiest times of year. Taking a break to do something fun with the kids isn't always easy. This cherry limeade float was the perfect way for us to have a little fun together. It's also the simplest addition to a holiday party. Just because it's getting chillier doesn't mean we have to put away the ice cream! Why would anyone want to do that?
Cherry limeade float
You guys! Sparkling ice makes this fun treat insanely easy, and no one even realized it! The best part is, it only requires two ingredients- Cherry Limeade Sparkling Ice, and vanilla ice cream! That's it!
Sparkling Ice comes in a ton of different flavors, but we love cherry limeade!! You could make these floats with any flavor though. The cherry limeade makes a fun, festive float. You guys, I love the idea of making fun snacks, and spending all kinds of time making crafts with my kids, but if I can't get it done in a few minutes, it ain't happening. Even if I manage to gather all of the ingredients, or supplies, chances are they're going to gather dust in the cabinet before I find the time to get 'er done. We happen to love Sparkling Ice anyhow (I like to add it as a treat to the kids' lunches- you can see my post on making lunches less boring here!) so it's a quick grab from the fridge.
We added some candy canes to make our floats more exciting! No boring snacks today. All it took was a couple of minutes, and we turned our boring afternoon into fizzy fun!
Do you have a fun and festive treat you like to make this time of year (that's super easy to make!!)? Share it in the comments!
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Welcome to the Agenda! Step inside this spacious, bright one bedroom with den condo and make this your new home or next investment property! Great open concept layout with a kitchen that looks out over the dining and living areas. Good sized bedroom with a window looking onto the deck. The modern looking kitchen features stone countertops and s/s appliances. This unit comes with one parking stall and a storage locker. Fantastic walking location to everything that Central City has to offer including shopping, restaurants and parks. Close to transit and Skytrain. Be sure to check out the Matterport video of an in-depth view and floor plan of the unit by clicking on the Virtual Tour link in the listing.
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After introducing you to Margaret last week we thought it was only right for you to meet Daniel this week. Pastor Daniel works alongside Margaret at Silverbells, and over the past 11 years has been responsible for the maintenance and up keep of the school along with the general day to day running of the school. Daniel is our go to funny man, and will have you laughing the whole time you are at Silverbells. We asked him some questions to help you get to know him better.
Why did you Partner with YTA?
We partnered with YTA, because we were looking forward to work with potential and willing people to help us accomplish our mission.
What is the best thing about YTA's Volunteers?
The best thing about YTA volunteers is that they are consistent They provide 80%of all our needseg, food, Stationary, uniforms, clothes, desks, buildings, clean water, medical equipment, training teachers, Workers Saralies and sponsoring and working together and offering great love.
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Our favorite thing about working with YTA is that they are very cooperative, and consistent and generous.
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"We serve God as we serve children "
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Meeting with friends, going on outings with family and telling jokes!
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I would go to the UK because I have so many friends there and I love the country!
If you could be any animal what would you be?
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Although, he has never authored one, Marc Andreessen has recommended a lot of books over the years. We were curious to find out how many in total and came up with dozens of names he shared on Twitter recently. We put together the entire list below with the source of where Andreessen recommended the title. Anders bderon focuses on a wide variety of topics, so this is not just investment books, and some names are out of the box – issues are vast and include investing but also science, history, politics and even fiction. We also want to mention that we earn an affiliate fee if you purchase the book through these links it's not enough to buy a new Windows PC and probably not enough to afford a copy of Margin of Safety but hopefully enough to obtain a copy of Dow 36,000.
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Welcome to Youth on The Rock.
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Jr. High: 6th-8th Grade - 6:00-8:00pm @ 1130 Ocean Dr.
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Sr. High: 9th-12th Grade - 6:00-8:00pm @ 3677 Forest Glen Dr.
(Yep, it's just a house! Don't be nervous the pastor lives there)
I've never been to a Youth Group. What should I expect?
Worship: Sing songs together to celebrate and declare God's goodness and presence in our lives.
Biblical Teaching: Hear practical and relevant teachings about purpose, meaning, and life based on scripture.
Prayer: Engage in talking to God about your needs and the needs of others.
Hanging Out: Make new friends and hang out with old friends.
Fun: Playing games you'll enjoy and enjoying games we play... Wait what?
Food: This is self-explanatory... Food is a must.
I'm not sure I'm Christian. Can I still come?
Totally. We have lots of kids that come who are unsure about what they think about God; We know what God thinks about you, and we'd love to have you come.
my parents and/or I do not attend Church on The Rock. Can I still come?
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You can ask a question below, use the live FB chat, or call our Youth Director Joey at 907-299-1300.


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CALZONI receives "Andrea Pininfarina" Italy's National Award for Innovation.
Bologna, Italy, 2016/09/23 – CALZONI has been awarded the prestigious Italian award "Andrea Pininfarina" dedicated to Research & Innovation.
The "Andrea Pininfarina" National Award for Innovation 2016 was awarded during a ceremony at the Quirinal Palace in Rome, overseen by the President of the Italian Republic.
Set up by the Italian Government through COTEC, the National Foundation for Technological Innovation, it is the first award adopting the criteria of EFQM (European Foundation for Quality Management), and is conceived to highlight and support the most innovative and creative capabilities present in a number of sectors including industry, design, universities, research and services, CALZONI was awarded in the category Small and Medium Size Enterprises, in this category 21 companies were awarded.
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Ahead of a major speech on housing tomorrow, David Cameron has written for today's Independent on Sunday about a big change in Tory policy on homebuilding:
"We're reviewing the whole planning system to ensure that local people are more directly involved in shaping the future of their communities; there are clear rewards for welcoming new development; beauty is built into new houses; and house-building plays its part in the broader fight against climate change. Our goal is a Britain in which there are more beautiful, affordable, eco-friendly homes. And I passionately believe that everyone should have the right to own their own home, and have the chance to enhance our own environment. I think you'd have to be bananas to object to that."
At the last election the Tories supported brownfield developments but strongly campaigned against Labour's plans for housebuilding programmes in rural and suburban Britain. Victories in seats like Guildford owed much to such local campaigning.
Team Cameron apparently now believe that relaxed planning laws could play a major role in spurring economic growth. Remembering Margaret Thatcher's sale of council homes to their tenants, the Cameroonians also believe that the building of more homes for lower income and first time buyers should be a big part of the party's new commitment to social justice. They are apparently strongly influenced by a 2004 book by Ferdinand Mount – Mind The Gap. Here's what Polly Toynbee said of the book's recommendation to deregulate planning guidelines:
"Mount accepts that setting people free to build will mean more eyesores and landscape blots, as people are allowed to build in ramshackle ways. But if it would transform the lives of all the dispossessed, giving them a real stake, responsibility and a share in wealth, isn't it worth it? The Campaign to Protect Rural England would say no – but here's a conservative willing to argue against a landscape frozen in time by the 1947 Town and Country Planning Act."
There is nothing in David Cameron's IoS article about the demand for housing. Much housing demand is powered by family breakdown and increased immigration. The Sunday Times reports a MigrationWatch report which suggests that "more than 1.5m extra homes will be needed to cope with immigration into Britain" over the next twenty years.


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St. Maarten Imposes Ebola-Driven Travel Ban
Destination & Tourism Brian Major November 03, 2014
Photo: Travelers from four African countries have been banned from travel to St. Maarten. (Photo by Brian Major).
Add St. Maarten to the list of Caribbean destinations banning travelers from several West African countries due to Ebola. The country's minister of public health today announced bans on entry to St. Maarten for "all persons that have travelled in the past 21 days to, from and through Guinea, Liberia, Sierra Leone and the Democratic Republic of Congo."
The ban will remain in effect "until the areas and countries are declared Ebola-free by the World Health Organization (WHO)," said the minister of health, Dr. Cornelius De Wever. The ban also applies to people who "have been in contact with a suspected or confirmed Ebola case from affected countries."
St. Maarten has also banned passengers aboard any "boat or ship that has a person or persons on board that have suspected or confirmed case(s) of Ebola." Incoming flights with suspected cases of Ebola will be allowed to land, refuel and return to country of origin, DeWever said.
St. Maarten joins Antigua and Barbuda, Belize, the Dominican Republic, Haiti, Jamaica, Suriname, St. Kitts and Nevis, St. Lucia and St. Vincent and the Grenadines in imposing Ebola-linked bans on West African travelers.
Although they acknowledge there are no direct flights from the West African countries to any Caribbean destinations, regional government health and tourism officials have said their countries lack the facilities and services to deal with an Ebola epidemic. Several added that because their countries are so tourism-dependent they must take extra precautions.
Interestingly, while the St. Maarten statement mentions WHO, the same organization recommends that countries refrain from enacting travel bans. Nevertheless, Caribbean officials seem determined to prevent any possibility the virus could be introduced to their islands.
"We regret that we are in the position where we need to restrict travel to our island, however, we must put the health and well-being of our people and visitors alike ahead of everything else," said Ted Richardson, St. Maarten's minister of tourism, economic affairs, transportation and telecommunication.
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