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Called to serve in the Romania/Moldova Mission! Serving from January 8th 2014 to August 5th 2015. I LOVE my mission!
Monday, May 25, 2015
"I'm Like A Leaf On God's Tree"
This week we were able to see Zina and her daughter, Rafaela follow the example of Jesus Christ and be baptized. We were SO HAPPY for the decision that they had made. They were so very prepared and so willing to make any sacrifice possible to be baptized. They just radiated pure joy and they had the most genuine smiles on their faces as they came out of the water. After they were baptized, they were asked to share how they felt. Rafaela happily told us , "I feel like I am a leaf on God's tree and that I just want to make him happy". I died. She is nine and her sister Daiana who is 7, will be baptized in December when she turns 8. We love this family and I can say that they have changed my whole mission.
Monday, May 18, 2015
Spoilled Smâtână Sandwiches and Crazy Communist Towers
Ah this week was just so great! My keyboard is in Romanian and there is no way to change it so just get ready for a lot of typos!!!!!
Well I just love it here in Chișinău, it is really weird thinking that my mission is winding down for good but I hope I will get to spend my last few months here in Chișinău and send Sora Barrera home next transfer! Transfer boards come out on Saturday and we are really hoping we will stay together! We shall see!
Confession- Even in my 11th transfer I still make language mistakes haha. And this week during English I made a big one! During our spiritual thought after class, one of our elders was reading a scripture that was filled with tough words. He struggled past his limit and handed it over to me, and I finished the scripture boldly (and with too much self pride). Now it is my turn to extend a challenge to our students, to put into practice the message we had just shared with them. I wanted to say a simple statement- what can you do to strengthen your foundation? Seriously so simple but I butchered it, so so hard. I couldn't even think in Romanian for about 10 seconds and it was like my brain and mouth weren't connected. I finally got the words out, after much struggle, and the class clapped for me at the end. Wow, it was such a struggle. I need to be super humbled in that moment I guess.
I also ate the most nasty thing in my whole mission....it was a sandwich which had smâtână on it, covered in different types of cheeses. It tasted like it had gone bad or was not pasteurized...I cannot describe it but I just could not get myself to finish it. I wrapped it in a napkin and shoved it in my purse as soon as he host left the room. I felt soooo sneaky.
I also cliimbed up an old communist ski lift tower today....I have never been more scared in my whole life. It is a series of 3 rusty set of stairs which are positioned a couple hundred feet in the air, followed by one vertical ladder, complete with the safety bars that wrap all the way around. The final ladder was about 100 feet long says the expert climber Sora Koth and man was I was gripping to that ladder as hard as I could. I had completely worm out my muscles by the time I reached the top. The view was incredible and I had Sora Elliot and Sora Koth rooting me on as I climbed down. It was scary but worth it! Probably the wildest thing I have done in my life.
We also discovered that there is a flower here named Elder so Sora Barrera and I had a fun time doing things with the quote on quote elders hahah! Pictures attached!
We have been so busy preparing Zina and her daughter Rafaela to be baptized this week. We are so happy to be teaching them and they truly have been prepared for this message. I know that SoraBarrera and I are just the lucky ones who get to help her to this next chapter of her life. She already understands everything, our lessons are more of conversations and she already has a testimony of all of the gospel principles. It is incredible, Sora Barrera and I are so amazed by her and her daughters. I love them so much and this little family is changing my life.
I am just so happy and looking to Heavenly Father to bless me and help me be my best every day. I just want him to mold me into my best self. So I am allowing him to make all the changes he sees fit! I LOVE MY MISSION!
Loving the work, Loving the people and Loving the Lord,
-Sora Lee
Me and Sora Barrera after a park contacting session- it is hard to see how my hundreds of stairs are behind us. We had just done a crazy cardio workout the day before and were struggling very hard as we walked up all these stairs!
Some Relief Society Activity Pics! Zina is sitting next Sora Barrera with the bangs
Me hugging the elders
We love Elders!
Sunday night dinner with Sora Elliot (front) and Sora Koth (back)
The quest through the padure to the tower
The stairs
more pics to follow.......
Monday, May 11, 2015
Trying to describe my life?
Well I am just so happy here in Moldova. I love my colega like no other, we have this incredible family we are working with (still haven't taken a photo of us all yet sorry!) and so many more friends that we are inviting to learn more about the gospel of Jesus Christ. We are laying a lot of basework here, as well as building the branch through progressing investigator friends.
I got to Skype with my parental units this week and it was so nice to see them! AH. Love them miss them and it's weird...only 3 months left!!!! Time goes by way too fast.
We headed down to Buc for Leadership Meeting which rocked. We met some more American Mormons and wow they are the coolest people ever. They were actually the mission presidents in one of the Ukraine Missions. Nicest people ever.
We had this huge doubnle branch activity (Russian and Romanian branches) and soooo many people showed up! I was too busy running around with the kiddos the whole day that I never took any pictures, the Russians elders took tons so I'm waiting for them to send me some, then I will send them out to you! It was great seeing so many people there- we went to the place where Moldova was dedicated as a mission.
I am loving my mission. Currently, all of my weaknesses are getting thrown in my face and I'm just seeing this as an opportunity to make the changes I should so that I can be my best self!
Honestly, it's getting more difficult to write emails, it's just my life now, and it all feels so normal to me. It's hard to put into word your life. But man, I am loving every single day.
Loving the work, loving the people and Loving the Lord,
:) Sora Lee
Cute blue house with a bright green cart in the front!
This little picturesc fence!!!
I love Zina and her girls! And their shoes!
Sunburn level: 10
Little traditional Moldovan dancers
Book exchange! Bring a book get a book!
Some sort of Russian prade/revolt/protest/flag show ?
Me beating the church rug! It is my favorite chore!
Sora Koth, Ecaterina (a recent baptized member), Me, Eugenia (member) and Sora Barrera at the combined activity!
Monday, May 4, 2015
Prepared People Falling Into Our Hands
We just got back from a super fun Pday trip to Orhei Vechi (Or-hay-Veh-k). AH. So beautiful and my pictures don't even due it justice at all! Okay so to the email section......
Wow. I really am just so exhausted haha I don't know what to write about. Literally so much happens in our days and I cannot even put it all into words. It is mostly just a full on way of life that is so impossible for me to even begin to describe.
The worm problem is near resolved. And just so save my hide....I DID NOT drink from any wells! You can get worms from bacteria growing on silverware...cups........yep..
So we have this investigator Zina and her 2 daughters and she was in our English class. Welp, she has honestly fallen straight from Heaven because when we teach her, she's like, "I already know that all of this is true because God lead me to the truth". She has a baptism date set on May 23rd. It is wild. We literally did nothing and we just have the wonderful opportunity to teach this uber incredible woman. She is so prepared in so many other ways...I cannot even begin to describe...just she has waited for this moment her whole life. Ah!
We also have 2 other investigators preparing for baptism........they are gifts from God. Like, absolutely prepared by him and just dropped into our laps.
Sora Barrera and I presented at Zone Conference and we were for some reason super emotional because it will probably be our last one before we go home! It was so sad. We had a little crying session in the back row haha.
Sora Ivory also answered one of the biggest questions I've had for a long time....why did it take so long for my call assignment to be made? It just sat in Salt Lake City for 2 months without receiving an assignment. I always wondered what took so long. She told us she had talked to a member of the 12 and he told her that when they cannot decide where a certain missionary should go, they put their application in a pile. "The missionaries in the pile can be sent to any mission, so the members of the 12 must spend a little extra time on deciding where these missionaries need to go". I was bawling. I know that Romania/Moldova Mission was just the place where I needed to be and I am so grateful that I could be HERE! :)
I just am SO GLAD that I chose to serve a mission!
Loving the work, Loving the people and Loving the Lord!
:) Sora Lee
Bagged milk in Moldova! Side note, it is hard to pour!
Don't yell at the maxi taxi driver! Haha!
The coolest district on the maxi taxi!
People put coins in the sandstone and make a wish
The cross on the hill top
Check out this view!
Cute Orthodox Church!
We wore headscarves as a sign of respect when in the cave monastery!
The cute bell tower
Awesome trip!
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Our guide to what's going on in the Market Rasen Mail area. Caistor diary dates provided courtesy of Alan Caine - 01472 851674 firstname.lastname@example.com. For other areas call 01673 844644 or email firstname.lastname@example.com
Children's sewing club in Market Rasen Library, 3.30pm - 4.45pm.
West Rasen heritage Centre meeting, 7.30pm. PC Jon Peacock - Police Dogs. Details: 01673 843206.
Brigg Floral Society Open Evening in Scawby Village Hall, 7.15pm.
Nick Grounds – A Gentle Plea for Chaos. All are welcome. Details: 01652 688557.
Market Rasen & District Dancing Club in the Festival Hall, 7.30pm - 10.15pm. £4 for non-members. Details: 01673 843043.
Live music: Curtis Magee in Concert at Market Rasen Methodist Chapel, 7.30pm. Admission £8.
Thursday, October 8
West Wold U3A in the Festival Hall, Market Rasen. Coffee at 9.45am, followed by speaker. Hazel Barnard - Tales of Old Market Rasen.
Holton le Moor WI in St Luke's County House, 2.15pm. Ian Davey FCA, DL - The Role of the Deputy Lieutenant. Details: 01673 828674.
Middle Rasen & District Horticultural Society Open Evening in Middle Rasen Village Hall, 7.30pm. Martin Fish - Containers for all the year round interest and question time. Admission £5, including buffet supper.
Brigg Amateur Social Historians in Brigg Servicemen's Club, Coney Court, 8pm. Admission free.
Friday, October 9
Country Market in the Salvation Army Hall, John Street, Market Rasen, from 9am-1pm.
Live music: The Moll Amour Trio at The Steel Rooms, Brigg Market Place. Tickets £12.50, including food, from 01652 657256 or email@example.com
Saturday, October 10
Healthy Minds table-top sale and tombola at Café CLIP, Queen Street, Market Rasen, 10am - 2pm.
Star Wars themed craft morning at Market Rasen Library, 10.30am - 12.30pm.
Live music: Da Capo in concert at North kelsey Methodist Church, 7.30pm. £5 per person, including refreshments. Book on 01652 678365.
Live music: Amanda Rheaume in concert at Kirton Town Hall. Doors open 7pm. Tickets £12 advance, £13.50 on door. 01652 649230. www.kirtontownhalllive.co.uk
Monday, October 12
Caistor First Responders meeting, 7pm at Caistor Fire Station. Details: 07554 446858 or firstname.lastname@example.com Website: www.lives.org.uk/
Nettleton Gardening Club in the Methodist Schoolroom, 7.30pm. Elaine Atkinson on Green Futures - Community Action for Sustainable Living.
Wednesday, October 14
Drop-in information and advice session at Market Rasen Age UK Lindsey Shop, 10am - 12 noon. Details: 01507 525892.
Caistor RVS Over 60s Club in the town hall, 2pm. Details: Brian Field 01472 852056.
Market Rasen & District Dancing Club in the Festival Hall, 7.30pm - 10.15pm. £4 for non-members. Details: 01673 843043.
Caistor Flower Club workshop with Joan Woodhead - Two Ways with Bouquets. Take scissors and items on list provided. Details: 07703 802894 or 01652 408523.
North Kelsey WI in the Village Hall, 7.15pm. Lesley Leonard - Upholstery. Details: 01652 678654.
Thursday, October 15
Writers Group in Caistor Arts and Heritage Centre, 6pm - 7pm. Details: firstname.lastname@example.com 01472 851605.
Caistor Lions Bingo in the town Hall, eyes down 7.30pm.
Caistor Civic Society in the town hall, 7.30pm. Travelling with Mr. Robert Harrison. Non-members £2.
Friday, October 16
Market Rasen Group of the Lincolnshire Wildlife Trust in Caistor Town Hall, 7.30pm. John Lower - Wildlife of Chesterfield Canal. £1.50, including tea or coffee.
St Barnabas Hospice fundraiser in Ludford Village Hall, 8pm. In memory of Eric Tuplin. Music by Dave Ritchie, plus hog roast. Tickets only. £7.50 from 01507 313475.
Film night in Nettleton Village Hall. 1925 silent movie 'The Phantom of the Opera' with live music by 'Minima', 7.30pm. Tickets £9 on door, £8 in advance from 'The Painted Tree', Church Street Nettleton or 01673 828478.
Bigby Village Hall refurbish opening celebration, 7.30pm. Call My Bluff wine evening. Tickets £8.50 from email@example.com or 07773 680848.
Saturday, October 17
South Kelsey Charity Bingo Night in the village hall, 7pm - 9.30pm. Eyes down 7.30pm.
Sunday, October 18
10am to 4pm Annual Ploughing Tournament at Northwold Farm, Worlaby Top, 10am - 4pm. Working demonstrations, horse ploughing, static displays, refreshments. Details: 01469 530741.

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In November of 2013, the Whitney Museum of American Art announced that Molly Zuckerman-Hartung was included in its 2014 Biennial.
In 2009, Molly invited Mecca Normal to Chicago to present our classroom event "How Art and Music Can Change the World" at the school of the Art Institute of Chicago where she teaches. At that time, I invited Molly to be on the board of The Black Dot Museum of Political Art and she accepted.
Back in February of 2013, Molly submitted a studio playlist that included "Throw Silver" by Mecca Normal to a Walker Art Center blog. She also included this quote from my novel "The Ghost of Understanding."
"I used to be very careful about how I represented myself. I was responsible for everything I did and said. I learned that humour didn't translate well. No matter how clear I thought I was I noticed that I was still misunderstood. In fact, the clearer I was, the larger the degree of misinterpretation. I regained control by deciding that I could allow that to happen. Then I was in the same position. In control. In order to get beyond this I needed to explore the dark. I would like to work my way back from the darkness taking slow steps, breathing in everything I missed along the way."
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The study of the origin, distribution and character of Earth mineral and fossil energy resource systems with the aim of ensuring their sustainable utilization not only in South Africa but Africa as a whole.
DST-NRF CIMERA's Eight Focus Areas
- Early Earth Mineral Systems and Metallogenesis
Crustal and mineral deposit evolution in the Archean and Proterozoic eras
The impact on mineralization systems of the Great Oxidation Event
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The main focus is on the Bushveld Complex combined with studies on the Molopo Farms, Uitkomst and Kunene Complexes, and LIPs such as the Umkondo LIP, supplemented with geochronological studies and paleomagnetic reconstructions of ancient supercontinents.
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Major focus on characterization of the giant Kalahari Manganese Deposit and the high-grade Sishen-type iron ore deposits of the Transvaal Supergroup in the Northern Cape Province with secondary focus on manganese and iron ore deposits in other parts of Africa; coupled with geochronology to understand the timing of metallogenesis and geometallurgical studies to ensure proper future utilization of the deposits, including low-grade ore resources.
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Major focus on coal deposits and potential for natural gas production including shale gas with some work on Cretaceous basins of southern Africa.
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Focus on reclamation of old mine dumps and minimizing the effects of mining on the environment.
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Tekapo Star Gazing
Tekapo Star Gazing combines the Aoraki Mackenzie International Dark Sky Reserve with the hot pools of Tekapo Springs. Be entertained and educated with a guided stargazing tour then relax in the pools and marvel at the beautiful skies at your leisure.
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The ultimate in stellar relaxation, Tekapo Star Gazing combines the stunning Aoraki Mackenzie International Dark Sky Reserve with the soul-warming hot pools of Tekapo Springs. A 2-hour tour, the first half begins with an introduction to the night sky with our star gazing guides, and is complemented by looking through high-powered telescopes pointed at interesting features of the night sky. During poor weather, the tour is inside, using a high definition projector with fantastic colour astro images and video. After that, let the real world melt away as you relax in the hot pools on a floating hammock to ensure easy sky viewing. While soothing music plays, feel like you're floating among the stars as you explore the skies at your leisure.
Dirección física
Tekapo Star Gazing, 6 Lakeside Drive, Lake Tekapo, Christchurch - Canterbury, 7945, New Zealand.
Horario de apertura
- Horario comercial:
- 10am-2am
- Meses de funcionamiento:
- Todos los meses del año
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- Proximidad con el aeropuerto:
- 4 km from Tekapo Airport/3 hours from Christchurch and Queenstown Airport
- Proximidad con el terminal de autobuses turísticos:
- 2km from bus drop-off
- Proximidad con el pueblo:
- 2km from Tekapo village
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- No children under 6 years of age are allowed on tours. Full payment will be required at the time of your booking whether in person or online. Tekapo Star Gazing asks you to understand that we are unable to guarantee full clarity, perfect skies, and visibility of certain objects in the night sky. The tours will operate every night regardless of weather. We have indoor presentation options, followed by the same hot pools session regardless of weather conditions.
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212 pages | 40 B/W Illus.
China is currently afflicted by enormous environmental problems. This book, drawing on ancient and modern Chinese environmental thinking, considers what it is that makes an environment a desirable place for living. The book emphasises ideas of beauty, and discusses how these ideas can be applied in natural, agricultural and urban environments in order to produce desirable environments. The book argues that environment is both a product of nature and of human beings, and as such is potentially alterable by culture. The book explores the three aspects of environmental beauty whereby such alteration might be beneficially made: integrated and holistic; ecological and man-made; and authentic and everyday.
This book addresses environmental issues by distinctively suggesting that an aesthetic approach inspired from ancient Chinese tradition could help us overcome the many problems that human beings have created at local and global levels. Although its main focus is the traditional and current contexts of the People's Republic of China, the book transcends national borders. A typical example is the ancient Chinese thought system and cultural practice of Feng Shui (風水) that sought to negotiate how the natural environment and human constructions can cohabit without destructing each other. The author evokes that sought-after harmony through the powerful image of gardens of life whose environmental beauty can be found in traditional Chinese gardens and palaces as well as historically and culturally preserved cities.
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All is lost! Everything is terrible! Billy Joelstradamus was a prophet!
The Yankees season is doomed I tell you! They're 5-5!
All is lost! Everything is terrible! Billy Joelstradamus was a prophet!
The Yankees season is doomed I tell you! They're 5-5!
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The Yankees declined to re-sign Joe Girardi Thursday, ending a decade's worth of managing the team capped off by a totally improbable run that went all the way to game seven of the ALCS. This offseason, he's not alone in looking for a job after successful years with a successful team.
In 2015 I went to the AL Wild Card game with my brother. We were excited, maybe the Yankees could pull this off! Sure they had stumbled into the postseason like somebody doing a treadmill program who decides he's ready to actually run outside (no of course that's not autobiographical why would you think that?) but hey, they were still here! The last Yankee postseason game I went to, I got to witness Derek Jeter snap his ankle in half, so it had to go better than that, right?
Oh whoops I had a whole week to write a retrospective on the first half and a preview of the second half but baseball is back tonight and I am bad at time management lol. It's my lunch break so lets go read some of my musings about the team prior to Opening Day, and then I'll predict what happens in the second half.
Hey do you guys remember the salad days of Spring Training? Back when Greg Bird was batting .451/.556/1.098? And Masahiro Tanaka had a 0 ERA? Those were good times.
Here are Tanaka's current numbers:
6.34 ERA, 5.18 FIP, 4.08 xFIP, 4.03 SIERA, 4.78 DRA. A whopping 2.07 HR/9, good for 4th worst in the sport, behind only Bronson Arroyo, Ricky Nolasco, and Jordan Zimmermann.
Yeesh. Not very good company.
I realize this is a super-timely post now, what with Derek Jeter's number retirement/monument park ceremony being…around two weeks ago now. I'm not a timely guy.
But anyway, I wanna wade right into the midst of a nice, civil, objective, and totally not at all hyperbolic subject: The over, under, or properly-ratedness of one Derek "#re2pect" Jeter.
Brett Gardner has been at the center of more trade rumors than probably any Yankee in the 7 years he's been with the team. All year, you'll hear about who he could be moved for and why he needs to be moved, and why he sucks, and why he's actually great, and on and on.
With Opening Day tomorrow, the Yankees 2017 roster has been pretty much set. It's not very surprising, really…
(I'm gonna base this off of the depth chart from the Yankees website even though it's not actually technically official.)
Two seasons ago I wrote a Fanpost for Pinstripe Alley titled "Did The Yankees Punt On 2015?" As is customary when it comes to headlines that end with a question mark, the short answer is "No." Re-reading it now is like opening a weird time capsule and I hope I never have to write anything about Stephen Drew ever again, but the point is that I thought the 2015 team could be sneaky good and then ended up watching them play in the Wild Card game (they lost but let's move right on from that.) I have a feeling the 2017 iteration of the team is being undersold as well.
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One of the most iconic parts of a hookah is the hookah hose. In this post we will discuss how to clean a hookah hose.
Step 1:
Make sure you have a washable hookah hose. You do not want to damage your hose by adding water to it if it cannot tolerate it! Generally a rubber hookah hose or a silicone hookah hose will be safe to wash.
Step 2:
Keep the ends pointing upwards and fill the hose with water amounting to about half the length of your hose. You may also add lemon juice to eliminate any unwanted odors and freshen the aroma of your hookah hose.
Step 3:
While keeping the ends pointing upwards, plug the openings with your thumbs and raise one end up while lowering the other. This lets the water swirl through the hose to clean it. Alternate going up and down to ensure that every part of the hose is being washed.
Repeat this process for a few minutes.
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All Ladies of Harley events are open to all members of the chapter, men or women; H.O.G. discourages conducting "Gender Only" events.
April 1, 2003
LOH Dinner
April 4, 2003
Chapter Social
April 5, 2003
Ed's Compass Ride
April 5, 2003
FYI...Care For Cops Benefit Ride
April 6, 2003
Pizza Farm Dinner Ride
April 7, 2003
Alpine Social
April 10, 2003
HOGWASH Articles Due
April 12, 2003
Drag Race, Reynolds, GA Ride
April 13, 2003
MDA Ride to Northlake Mall
April 14, 2003
Taco Mac Social
April 15, 2003
Atlanta Chapter, H.O.G. Business Meeting
April 17, 2003
Atlanta Chapter, H.O.G. Meeting
April 19, 2003
Tocca River Ride
April 21, 2003
Johnny's Pizza Social
April 25-27, 2003
Charleston Spring Ride
April 28, 2003
Alpine Social
Chapter activities are conducted primarily for the benefit of H.O.G. chapter
members. There are three categories of activities, all activities are identified as follows:
If you are interested in becoming a Atlanta Chapter, H.O.G. Member, email
Rene' Durham, or call 770-944-1340
MISSION STATEMENT Atlanta Chapter, H.O.G. provides it's members with exciting, safe, organized riding activities and
social events to expand horizons, fulfill dreams, and create lifelong memories through personal relationships forged in iron
and steel.
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Member participation is required to maintain your in-store discount at Harley-Davidson
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A Reprieve from Winter
In early February, Tommye and I took a 10-day trip to Phoenix and San Antonio. We wanted to get away from the winter weather here so we could ride and also to visit family and friends. During our stay in Phoenix, for which we had gorgeous weather, we rented a couple of HD's from Chosa's in Mesa and hit the road (yep, scratchin' that itch, western style). Winter
is a nice time in Phoenix but the only problem is once you get 30 miles out in any direction except the desert to the SW, you begin to climb in elevation and it gets pretty chilly. So our rides kept us mostly within 50 miles but the scenery was awesome--we did a loop from Mesa to Payson then back to Tonto Basin and down to Roosevelt Dam, over to Globe and back to Mesa. We saw tons of saguaro cactus, along with many mesas and peaks of red rock and it was absolutely
beautiful. On our second day, we ran out to a place called Tortilla Flat, which was a stage coach stop in the days of the old west -and it has not changed much. The three buildings which are there are really old and the only restaurant is totally wallpapered in real one dollar bills--about 35,000 of them; food was good and they have live music every day. This road
continues over to Roosevelt Dam (the short way) but about a mile down from the restaurant the pavement ends and it becomes a dirt road for the next 22 miles. We opted to obey the rental agreement and not go "off road." The paved portion however offers a good 10 miles of "twisties" in country side they could film any number of Westerns in---big rocks, sagebrush, small canyon, etc. And of course we visited most of the Harley dealers in the area as well.
We also spent a night in Sedona (has a place to rent Harleys, too) which is breathtaking with its red rock formations and the town itself is set in an area where at every turn, a spectacular view is offered. Since it was too cool for bikes we did this in our rented convertible with top down, windows up and heater running. Just north of Sedona is Oak Creek Canyon (which is a must see), and from there, its only 12 miles to Flagstaff, so we visited Grand Canyon HD and then took a piece of Route 66 back into town and ate at the Galaxy Diner---a real piece of Americana, just as it was so long ago. Here, they still make milk shakes the old way with the syrup fountains and the Hamilton Beach blenders whirring away---none of this pre frozen stuff out of a pump. Our ride back to Phoenix that evening treated us to a beautiful sunset and as the sky shone its last bits
of orange and yellow, those colors formed the backdrop for the silhouettes of the saguaro cactus of which there were thousands to see.
In the two days we had the Harleys, we covered about 350 miles and I think this might get me through until we can steadily ride here, assuming we don't get a late blast from the north. It was great to be in the saddle in such a beautiful place; I think one could spend a month on the roads in Arizona and still not see it all--but I am going to try, in summer 2004!!
Record Breaker
The Atlanta Chapter H.O.G. set a new attendance record for our chapter at the February meeting with 182 people in attendance. For a moment I thought perhaps someone had rescheduled the raffle -- WOW, what a crowd!! It's very encouraging to see so many folks attending or checking out our chapter. I hope we see this kind of crowd a lot this year!!!
Larry Laughlin Update
Many of you might remember Larry Laughlin, (a.k.a. "Lucky Larry") a favorite member here, who retired to the Phoenix area back in 1999. Tommye and I returned from a visit to there February 12th which, in part, was triggered by going to see Larry who had just returned home following surgery for esophageal cancer and 42 days in ICU. Larry is doing very well and is expected to fully recover. We were able to visit with him twice during our 5 day stay--his spirit is good (as is his grip!), and he looks good, just a little weak (expectedly). Larry had what is known as Barret's Esophagus, and he offers this warning: if you have had persistent heartburn for a year or so, where you live on Tums, Pepcid, Nexium, etc., go see your doctor, NOW!! Hopefully by end of summer, Larry will be back on his bike. Larry says he is feeling very lucky!!
Ride Safe, Ride Often
Tom SigerfoosDirector, Atlanta Chapter, H.O.G.
Daytona a Wash!
There are only three words that describe Daytona Bike Week this year; rain, rain, rain. We had a good time watching the ocean and eating. We had a great turn out for the Julian's dinner and not too many were complaining about the rain. Some of us took a late ride around loop road, one of the few evening without rain. I think it rain eight out of the ten days that we were there. The lunch at The Deck was a different story. Before we finished lunch a really bad storm blew in and I mean
blew. It turned one motorcycle over in the parking lot. We enjoyed the lunch and just stayed till it blew over. I applaud the ones that took time to venture that far from their warm and dry motel room. Since these were two Sanction Events, a lot of members got their two events in in two days.
B.K. EllisAssistant Director, Atlanta Chapter, H.O.G.
Raffle Tickets
There are 135 Raffle Tickets left to sell. Rene' has 48 tickets at her desk. The rest, members have taken to sell. If you have tickets to sell, all tickets and/or money must be turned into Rene' by April 17, at the chapter meeting. Then we will have
two weekends to sell the remaining tickets (if any) before the drawing. Plans for the Raffle Drawing have been made for Saturday, May 3, 2003. It will be even bigger and better than the last one. Better get a ticket now and be a part of the "Big Party" and you might even go home with a Harley-Davidson 2003 100th Anniversary Heritage Softail Classic.
Rene' DurhamTreasurer, Atlanta Chapter, H.O.G.
The Wave
Ever notice how the motorcycle wave is something special? Here is what some others have written ...reprinted from Adventure Motorcycling
Catch a Wave
Sometimes when I ride for an extended period of time my mind ends up thinking about things that just don't seem to come to me at other times. The other day I got to wondering about the motorcycle wave, you know, the wave that motorcyclists give each other when they meet going opposite ways. I remember quite some years ago when I just started riding while living in a west coast smog choked community (???) that I wasn't aware of the wave until I happened to ride out to where the highways have less than six lanes. Seems people in the city just don't have time to perform the wave - probably got too much on their mind splitting traffic and all. I remember the first time I encountered a wave, "do I know that guy?" Soon it became evident that this was protocol I was not aware of and that I should probably wave back. I thought this is really neat,
just because we are riding a motorcycle we somehow belong to some sort of fraternity, how cool! Then on the same trip while enjoying my new found brotherhood and waving at every bike I came across I noticed something odd, not everyone waved back. Then it occurred to me, most of the non-wavers were riding the American model motorcycle (I think you can figure it out). I was on a Honda at the time and I guess I didn't belong to that club. So I started to wonder, why do
motorcyclists wave in the first place? I came to the conclusion because of a common love of the activity, nothing more nothing less. Then why I wondered, is there a division between us and them, I had subsequently noticed that the non-wavers did in fact wave, just not to non-American model riders. The only thing that made sense to me was snobbery, that was the only thing that made sense even though it was senseless and I just continued on my way making sure not to wave to riders I
knew would not wave back.
Some years later I found myself moving to a somewhat rural mountain community and to my surprise I found that ALL motorcyclists waved to me not just the ones from my division. Uh Oh, now I have to start retraining myself to wave to the "other" guys, seemed kind of weird after so many years of not. Then I noticed, when the folks from "the city" would come to the mountains, guess what - they didn't wave. Now I'm all confused, how do I handle this? I don't want to look like a
moron waving to the wrong crowd but now it's even worse, the "other guys" are just not on the American model but an import that looks like the American model. I started to wonder if the American model guy and the look-alikes wave to each other? It was about then that I realized I really didn't care, "screw 'em, I'm going to wave to everyone and if they don't wave back I just don't care." That has been my philosophy ever since and at least I feel better about it. But I still wonder...
by Ted Fischer
Gary Langmaid
Head Road Captain, Atlanta Chapter, H.O.G.
Ladies of Harley Dinner
Our next dinner will be on April 1 at the Melting Pot in Kennesaw (near Town Center Mall), at 7:00 p .m. If weather permits, and you want to ride to dinner, please meet at the dealership at 6:00 p.m. on the night of the dinner.
Ladies of Harley will meet on the first Tuesday of each month at a different location. Watch your Hog Wash calendar for details of each meeting.
Share House
We will be collecting baskets, stuffed animals, candy and toys to fill Easter baskets for the Share House children. A donation box will be set up outside René's office for you to make your donations. All donations must be made by April 11th so that we have time to prepare the baskets and get them delivered before Easter. If you would like to help put the baskets together, please plan to meet at the dealership on Saturday, April 12th at 10:00 a.m.
Biloxi Trip
The weekend trip (two-nighter) to Biloxi will be June 27-29, 2003 (Friday-Sunday). A block of 30 rooms has been reserved at the Holiday Inn Express Biloxi (beach side), which is located in the heart of Casino Mile and next to the Mall. Our discounted rate is $99 each night, plus tax, and includes free breakfast bar and evening cocktail reception. To get this rate your reservation must be made by May 27, 2003. Please call 1-800-468-2102 and ask for the block of rooms under code "HAR" or Atlanta Harley.
Harley Chicks Rule!
Terri Felton
Ladies of Harley Officer, Atlanta Chapter, H.O.G.
Remember be safe and have fun. Hopefully, the care we take with our riding/driving will breed more care in other's driving.
Until we ride again,
Andy OtwellSafety Officer, Atlanta Chapter, H.O.G.
Chapter Social
April 4th 7:30 - 9:30. If you bring in something for the Share House for Easter Baskets (stuffed animals, toys, candy, etc) get an extra 5% off for a total of 15%. Food and drinks will be served.
Charleston Trip
April 25th - 27th. Quality Suites (www.Qualitysuites.biz) The rate is $89.00 per night, this includes a FULL Breakfast and open bar from 5:30pm to 7:30pm. Reservations MUST be made by March 25, 2003 for the discounted rate. To reserve your room call 843-747-7300 let them know you are part of the Atlanta Harley Group. I have chartered a boat for a Sunset cruise on Friday night, April 25th, the cost is $18 per person this includes hors d'oeuvres and a cash bar. There are limited spaces for the cruise so if your would like to reserve your space please call or e-mail me. On Saturday, Low Country H.O.G. is putting together a ride for us through the Charleston countryside more details to follow. Make your reservations now, this is always a great trip!
Terri Varnum
Activities Officer, Atlanta Chapter, H.O.G.
Hank Somma
Historian/Photographer, Atlanta Chapter, H.O.G.
Tom ArnoldMembership Officer, Atlanta Chapter, H.O.G.
Jan ProvostAdvertising Officer, Atlanta Chapter, H.O.G.
HOG Around the Shop
Spring is here and the riding begins. By the time this is published Bike Week will be over, the flowers will be blooming, and all the bikes will be yellow. I will have just returned from Primary Officer Training in Panama City Florida.
One of the things about the Harley Owners Group is that they like to have everyone on the same page. In order to accomplish this they offer a two day training session for the Primary Officers. I am looking forward to going as I write this, and will be anxious to talk about it at the next meeting. Other officers will be going to another session in Nashville later in the month.
Was our last meeting awesome or not? A record 182 persons in attendance, 20 or so new members, and a guest from England. More and more people are coming up to me in the shop on Saturdays and talking about what is happening with the chapter and wanting to know what they can do to make it a better chapter. Just by asking you are already doing that. Come out and join the rides, drop by and talk to other members, and keep coming to the meetings.
Ride Safe and Have Fun
David DevlinDealer Liaison, Atlanta Chapter, H.O.G.
Ride Safe!
Kathryn HaysEditor, Atlanta Chapter, H.O.G.
If you have updated your e-mail address, PLEASE send me your new address. I get several undeliverable e-mail messages each time I send a message updating our members on up coming or changed events. Please, keep you e-mail address up to date and stay informed! E-mail me at firstname.lastname@example.com. Thanks!!
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Atlanta Chapter, H.O.G. has a "Club Address" on Yahoo at the
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Please, check it out! You will be able to chat with other Atlanta Chapter Members. You will have to register to sign on to chat, load pictures and post messages. When you register, please give us you "Real Name". That way other members will recognize your name and be able to e-mail you as a member of the Atlanta Chapter and not someone in Kalamazoo. You will also be able to check out other Harley related clubs around the world. If you have problems, e-mail me and I will try and help.
Gary Langmaid will keep the calendar up to date, so there is no need to miss an important event date. Michele Smith is now in charge of the Hot Line. If you have concerns about the status of a ride, PLEASE, call 770-908-3435.
This does not replace our HOGWASH Web Page,
www.atlantahog.com or the HOGWASH Newsletter, just
another e-service of the Atlanta Chapter.
B.K. EllisWeb Master, Atlanta Chapter, H.O.G.
Milwaukee Camping Accommodations--Two Notices Received
a) For those who want to "rough it" in Milwaukee for the 100th, the Zahn family of Juneau, WI is offering camping at their farm about 45 minutes west of Milwaukee. A 7 day stay goes for $125.00 and includes hot showers, security, a nightly community bonfire, a bike wash area and the availability of daily breakfast. For complete details and availability contact Julie
Haase at (949) 361-8565, or visit their website at www.oakgroveacres.com. In her email of 2/27 Julie reported that the
nearest hotel room is now 100 miles away.
b) Indoor camping is available for $45.00 per night at 305 and 321 N. 25th Street in downtown Milwaukee. Spaces are 10 X 15 and includes showers and security. Contact Charles Smith (414) 617-3163 or at email@example.com.
Tom Sigerfoos, Director
Helen, GA overnight Ride 2003
This year's Helen run will be a Saturday-Sunday overnight trip on May 31 -June 1. This weekend is the same weekend as the hot-air Balloon Festival in Helen so hopefully we'll have some nice scenery in the sky. The routes to Helen (and back) will be tight, winding roads with limited visibility around the curves. Therefore, this ride will be for experienced riders' only. For less-experienced riders, I can provide near straight line directions (interstate) so you can meet us in Helen.
The tentative schedule is as follows:
- Everyone make reservations before May 15th at the Hampton Inn (see below)
- Meet, Greet, Leave Harley-Davidson of Atlanta on May 31st
- Ride back roads up to/through the Mountains for photos Ops and then on to Helen for lunch at Hans Restaurant
- Activities in Helen (take your pick - we can split up or stay together for the afternoon - More motorcycling, shopping, possible hot-air Balloon rides, river/creek inter-tubing, drinking Margarita's at "Margarita's," walk around aimlessly, check into the hotel, etc.)
Dinner - If you would like to meet up for dinner at Paul's please meet in front of Paul's at 6:00 P.M.. Steak, Chicken, and Seafood lovers will have their choice.
- More activities of (y)our choosing.
- Sunday brunch and departure.
Hotel accommodations have been prearranged for all participants with 20 rooms blocked at the Hampton Inn just behind Hans Restaurant. As a group, we received a discounted rate of $75 (normally $90). Each room has two queen beds with balconies (river view), smoking rooms are available upon request, they have covered parking and a continental breakfast. The cancellation policy is 48 hours. Please make your reservations soon. The cutoff date for the 20 room block is May 15th. To make your reservations please call 706-878-3310 and tell them you are with the Atlanta Chapter H.O.G. for the May
31st reservation (confirmation # 83043082).
If you have Helen specific questions please direct them to the Helen Welcome Center 800-858-8027.
WHEN/WHERE: HDA Pavilion, May 31st Meet 9:00 A.M., Leave 9:30 A.M.
HOTEL: Hampton Inn Helen
147 Unicoi St, Helen, GA 30545
Tel.: 706-878-3310 Fax: 706-878-3566 x 7631
Road Captain: Andy Otwell
Not Quite Superman Fast!
I am planning a ride to the AMRA Pennington Spring Nationals (Harley Drags) at the Silver Dollar Raceway in Reynolds Georgia on April 12 (Saturday). It is rumored that HDA will be officially represented on the track. As the event starts at 3:00 pm, we hope to pull out from HDA at high noon and take a 100-+ mile scenic ride down west of I-75 and arrive around 2:30 pm. We DO NOT plan to stop and eat on the way down (but please join us for breakfast at the Thornton Road IHOP @10:00 am). For this trip beverages and earmuffs may be in order. You can visit the raceway website at: http://silverdollarraceway.com for further details. Please note that the parking area is grass, so it would be a good idea to bring a kick stand coaster or similar item (view parking at: http://silverdollarraceway.com/pics.htm). See you on Race Day!
(Ok, a speeding bullet travels at the Superman's standard btw 2700 and 4000 fps. A typical race bike runs the 1/4 mile (1320 ft) in about eight sec, or 165 fps.)
Doug Turner, Road Captain
New Lunch Ride to Start in May
For riders 60 years old and older...enjoy an easy and lazy ride to lunch. If you are under 60 and can keep pace, join us, remember ladies of all ages are always welcomed. If you are older than me, riding a bike, you will receive a free t-shirt. Raining, come in your truck. Ride will meet at 11:30 am at Harley-Davidson of Atlanta and leave at noon.
Hank Somma, Road Captain
Southern Highroads Trail Ride
Start thinking now about going on this 3 day, 2 night overnighter through North Carolina and North Georgia. Hotel details to follow next month and it is likely all reservations will have to be made by the end of June. The weekend for the ride is July 25-27. This year we will go in reverse of the past two years. It's a fun ride and a way to beat the heat of summer!!
GATLINBURG, September 19-21, 2003
I know it is very early to be thinking about what you are going to do in September. If you have ever been to Gatlinburg in the fall, you know motels/hotels book up fast, especially for groups. I have blocked 20 rooms at the Comfort Inn, 2931 Parkway. All the rooms have balconies over looking the river and covered parking. Each room has two queen beds. They gave me a group rate of $85 per night plus tax. Call toll free 866-885-5047 to make your reservation. Tell them you are with the Harley-Davidson group from Atlanta. Reservation must be booked by August 1. If you are thinking about going, go ahead and make your reservation so if we need more rooms we can possibly get them. Last year we ran out of rooms and some had to stay at other motels/hotels around town and did not get the group rate. Please book as soon as possible.
B.K. Ellis, Road Captain
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I guess the little rain we had in the morning kept a lot of members home. As it turned out, by the time we left the dealership, the sun was braking through the clouds and it turned out to be a great day for riding. After lunch the ride home turned out to be too warm for the leathers. We had a great ride and some great food at Louise's in Griffin.
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We took the scenic route down Highway 70 to the restaurant. Many of the patrons and their kids were very empress with our ride even the local sheriff's deputies were admiring our bikes out in the parking lot. We were fortunate to be able to park under the covered parking area. The food and the fellowship were great.
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I'll try to keep this really brief; feel free to email me for more in depth information!
Based on your wants, you'll want to look into one of the folding wheels: Lendrum (original), Ashford Joy and the following 'regular' wheels: Fricke S-160 and the Louet S17. The Lendrum and Ashford are the more expensive models, so you'll have to weigh that compared to the advantages/disadvantages of the other models. Also think about accessories you'll need: extra bobbins, additional flyers, etc.
One really great source for info is www.thewoolery.com. They have an excellent section on how to choose the right spinning wheel for "you".
Ultimately, try to get a wheel that has the best range of ratios for the $$. Since these items are quite pricey, I think it's best to buy one you'll never "outgrow" -- so try not to be seduced by the phrase 'great beginner's wheel'!
Good luck! I'm still longing for my Lendrum!! I've already requested it for Christmas;)
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DH got me a louët s10 for my bday and i love it! Did you look into the Majacraft Rose?ReplyDelete
I haven't really specifically looked at any, just saw a bunch at the wool festival. I hope to soon go to a shop over in the cities where you can try different wheels out and learn how to use them.ReplyDelete
That sounds like the best plan. See how you like the action of each wheel and then decide.ReplyDelete
Cool! Spinning!
I think I have all of the parts to mine if you want to grab a spinning book from the library and try to get the old girl going.
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There have been two new images released today on the official website for Marvelous Inc.'s Fate/Extella game which feature the two playable servants the Saber class servant Jeanne D'Arc and the Lancer class servant Elizabeth Bathory. Now alongside this was a new outfit for the servant Gilgamesh for those who pre-order the game, the outfit is called "Coldhearted Bloodless Warden" and originally a different design for the costume was announced but it changed later due to various reasons. The game will be releasing in Japan on November 10th for the PS4 and PS Vita and XSEED Games will release the game under the title Fate/Extella: The Umbral Star.
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There will also be a limited edition for both the PS4 and PS Vita editions and have a Saber Bride 3D mouse pad, Fate/Extella material and a bondage wedding dress for Nero Claudius and an outfit that hasn't been specified yet for Gilgamesh. Each of the editions will be getting their own Fate/Extella Material and a DLC, the PS4 version will have a Nero Claudius outfit while the PS Vita will have a Gilgamesh outfit DLC. These bonuses for the upcoming game can be seen below:
You will also be able to receive a Purity night dress DLC outfit for both Nero Claudius or Artoria Pendragon with first print copies of the game:
More information for the game can be seen in its website in the following link:http://fate-extella.jp/. is also set to feature a total of 16 servants. So far the Saber class servants Nero Claudius, Attila, Artoria Pendragon, the Ruler class servant Jeanne D'Arc, the Caster class servant Tamamo no Mae, the Archer class servants Mumei and Gilgamesh and the Lancer class servant Elizabeth Bathory have been announced. The game which was also added by XSEED Games. Originally the first Fate/Extra released in Japan in 2010 then North America November 2011. A sequel titled Fate/Extra CCC released in Japan March 2013. All games released on the PSP. Below is a summary of the game by XSEED Games and quoted from ANN:
Expanding upon the extensive and much-beloved Fate universe with a standalone story from acclaimed series writer Kinoko Nasu(of Fate/stay night fame), Fate/EXTELLA: The Umbral Star, developed by Marvelous Inc., transpires on the new world of Extella through a diverse cast of "Servants" – ancient warriors of legend and imagination, always at their Masters' orders – who survived the Holy Grail War that took place on the Moon. In a future ruled by the all-powerful lunar super computer Moon Cell Automaton, these champions now duke it out for dominance over this digital realm, known as "SE.RA.PH." This story takes place after the events described in Fate/EXTRA, and depicts the world after that previous Holy Grail War. Players will experience the story from the independent perspectives of the three heroine Servants and face off against foes from a variety of Fate productions, including characters from Fate/stay night, Fate/Apocrypha and Fate/Grand Order, in fast-paced action. A new form change battle mechanic debuts in this entry to match its series-first gameplay style, transforming the player-controlled Servants and granting them considerable powers that allow them to devastate enemies and take formidable challenges head-on.


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Immigration News Round UP 10.17.07
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ASSOCIATED PRESS: 2nd Arizona initiative proposed on illegal hirings
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NEW YORK TIMES: Lou Dobbs Crusades Against Spitzer's Driver's License Plan for Illegal Immigrants
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WASHINGTON POST: As Hundreds Testify, Pr. William's Vote on Immigrant Plan Goes Late
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MIAMI HERALD (Editorial): Abuse and neglect at detention centers
(Salisbury, MD) DAILY TIMES: MARYLAND: H-2B visa provision for immigrant workers extended
THE (Bergen County, NJ) RECORD: 1 in 3 kids part of immigrant family
SAN ANTONIO EXPRESS-NEWS: Deputy who fired at illegal immigrants returns from prison
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A romantic comedy about the bond among a British man, his cat, and the special woman who wins both their hearts.
Handsome Jeff Dunster is seemingly happily married to Lisa, a driven woman who works in finance. They live outside Hastings, England, with a boisterous ginger kitten named Tom, who adores his master more than canned tuna. If one of Jeff's entrepreneurial schemes would pay off—such as his notion of an antiques shop with a coffee bar—then life would be perfect. But Lockwood (Blood Ties, 2015) has other ideas for her protagonist, as every plan ends disastrously. Meanwhile, Tom regularly wakes Jeff and Lisa at 4 a.m. and keeps biting people; nothing, including small animals, wallpaper, and handbags, is safe around the frisky beast. When Lisa leaves Jeff for a new man, he processes this by pouring out his heart to Tom, pretending that the feline is his personal adviser. Meanwhile, Tom offers his own commentary directly to readers. When the cat is injured in a fight, Jeff meets Kirsten Wallace, a veterinarian, and the rest of the novel chronicles their deepening romantic connection. The idea of a man learning about love via his relationship with his cat is a terrific premise, and the opening scenes, in which Tom describes his time as an "inmate" at a pet shelter, are poignant and bittersweet. Lockwood makes inventive use of the e-book format, at one point linking to a cute cat video. Lighthearted quizzes also pepper the story, inviting reader engagement. However, Lockwood pulls her narrative punches, as neither Tom nor Jeff face real challenges that would prompt character development. Instead, the dramatic tension evaporates every time; at one point, for example, Jeff is on the verge of homelessness—right before he inherits a house in London and 40,000 pounds (roughly $51,000). There's dramatic potential in an admittedly predictable clash between Kirsten's overbearing father and her underachieving suitor, but this fizzles due to another character's inexplicable magnanimity. As a result, the happy ending, while somewhat satisfying, still feels unearned.
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Saul Bolton will tell you that being a chef in Manhattan, Paris, Brooklyn—it's all the same: you're in your own isolated little world: a harried room of stainless steel buried in the back or basement of the building. But keep talking to Saul, or rather, keep him talking, and you'll find that he, and his namesake restaurant on Smith Street, are indeed products of their place.
Take the walls. Admittedly, they were not the first things I noticed at Saul. It was dark, and notes of my meal, already wafting through the dining room, held my rapt attention as I took my seat. (Some day, I'll return to give the walls—lovingly built and beeswax- buffed by a neighborhood master craftsman who traded his art for meals—their fair due.)
No, my first impressions of Saul were of Brooklyn itself. The maitre d' handed me and my party menus, each of which bore a photograph of a different borough landmark: the Brooklyn Bridge on one, the Williamsburgh Bank clock tower on another, and our table's favorite, an exit sign on the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway. Like the rest of the business, the menus are a community affair. Most of the pictures are taken by Saul's wife, Lisa, with some contributed by one of Saul's regulars, a Mr. Warner. The menus, covers, bindings, and everything in between, are handmade by Lisa's cousin, artisan bookmaker Katie Ferruci.
Every inch of the space seems warmed by individual attention, and that attention transcends the food just as surely. Course after seasonal course was beautifully presented at a perfect and leisurely pace. Standouts that night were a trio of lamb that proverbially melted the moment it was trapped in my mouth, and a prosciutto chip that's still being talked about weeks later. Dessert seemed mandatory upon its arrival—and suddenly felt utterly necessary as well.
On why he set up shop in Brooklyn, Saul is honest: "We looked in Manhattan for over a year before coming out to Brooklyn," he recalls. "Really, we were drawn out here by money. Lower rents, not needing a lot of partners. This was the last place we thought to look." Today the restaurant's reputation doesn't stop at the Kings County line. Saul is one of two restaurants in Brooklyn to receive a coveted Michelin star.
Saul, his wife Lisa, and their two sons lived in Boerum Hill for over 10 years, and have just moved to Flatbush. "Love it in the summer, it's an amazing place, Caribbean to the max. Love the music, the smells, the curry, the beautiful people." He also uses the L-word when speaking of the Brooklyn Cyclones. "I love that ballpark, love Coney Island. Seeing Hasids catch foul balls in their hats, it's great."
I ask what he thinks of "restaurant row" or the much-lauded Brooklyn boom of the last few years, and Saul is quick to point out that which was already there. "We saw the demographic of brownstone Brooklyn. People who worked in Manhattan and had been living here for 20 years. It was more sophisticated than Manhattan, really. Then people were told that Brooklyn was 'cool' and everyone started going out. But those core people were there from the start. They didn't need to be told, they already knew."
Saul's cuisine showcases locally grown ingredients. He sources directly from farmers, through a marketing cooperative called Farm-to-Chef Express, and at Brooklyn's farmers markets. When I ask about the growing emphasis on locally sourced and organic ingredients, Saul spills some secrets from his pedigreed past, "The media is playing it up now. It's been misused since I've been in New York. The old Bouley was billed as 'organic French-country.' I used to check in all those deliveries and it was probably 5 percent organic! More people are trying harder now to be more real about it, though. I wonder sometimes how honest the companies are."
Though he doesn't require everything in his kitchen to bear a seal of organic certification, to him, farming methods are paramount. "It's not who you are, it's how you're raised. It's the same with pigs and carrots as it is with kids."
Saul doesn't describe himself as an activist in the burgeoning buy local movement, but he speaks from the heart about the people who grow his ingredients. "I love Lydia at Vermont Fancy Meats. I've known her for 18 years. Love, love, love Karen at 3-Corner Field Farm."
The adoration is mutual. Karen Weinberg of 3-Corner Field Farm sells grass-fed lamb and sheep's cheese to the city's top chefs, but she loves, loves, loves this customer back. "Saul's one of the important ones for us farmers. He's very sensitive to working with us. He gives kudos, he's flexible with delivery schedules, upfront with payment. He's the perfect customer. If I have a problem he says, 'let's see what we can do.' He's one of the few chefs who truly puts his money where his mouth is."
Karen recalls learning that Saul had received a Michelin star. "I grabbed the phone and called the restaurant. The host said Saul was busy so I said, 'Tell him Karen the lamb lady says congratulations!' Suddenly Saul was on the phone saying, 'I wanted to thank you.' Here was this huge moment in his life and that was his reaction. I don't know many chefs who would turn around and give credit to someone else."
Saul has made an impression on his Brooklyn neighbors, too. Just two doors down from Saul is the Boltons' café, Boerum Hill Food Co. "It's a neighborhood meeting place. After 9/11, it became a real left-leaning Democrats' haven," says Saul. "We're so much a part of the neighborhood. For much of my life I moved around, now I've lived in Brooklyn longer than anywhere else. I've been walking past and saying 'hi' to the same people for 10 years. There's a connection there."
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A new mentorship program pairs students from the University of Oregon School of Journalism and Communication with area high school students to learn journalism skills and produce a print and digital magazine.
The Journalism University Mentorship Program (JUMP), a partnership between the SOJC and the nonprofit organizations Media Arts Institute and Lane Arts Council, grew out of a successful two-week summer journalism program for high school students.
During the fall, JUMP participants went to Allen Hall every Monday afternoon from North, South, Churchill and Sheldon high schools to learn reporting, interviewing, photography and page design.
Together they produced Cascadia Magazine, featuring student-produced stories, photography, layout and illustration. Topics covered in the first issue ranged from horror films and a local baseball hall of famer to policy changes in the 4J school district.
In addition to the opportunity for high school students to acquire skills, SOJC assistant professor and JUMP founder Ed Madison sees the program as a way for SOJC students to give back and connect with a new generation of journalists.
"I started in media when I was in high school, so I understand the value of being introduced to these skills at an early age," Madison said. "At the same time, high school students need role models for what college is really all about."
JUMP is also a source of data for Madison, whose research focuses on journalism in middle and high schools, particularly the way the discipline aligns with new Common Core State Standards in language arts.
"The new set of standards call for more use of nonfiction texts, for students to be college and career ready," he said. "This is really a template for what can be done across the country."
JUMP will be an ongoing program and Madison wants to open it up to students from more area high schools.
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Friday we received the call from our agency that we have travel approval! What does that mean, you ask? Well, it means that as soon as we can get a consulate date at the United States Consulate in Guangzhou, China, we can travel to get Caleb. We hoped to know by today what our consulate date is, but it looks like it will be tomorrow before we know anything. We have a very narrow window in which we can travel because of a trade fair in Guangzhou the last two weeks of April and a Chinese holiday the first week of May.
We are trying to leave on Monday, March 28th, which is exactly two weeks from today. If we can't leave then, we will have to wait until probably May 10th to travel. That is six additional weeks. I'm so glad that God is in control of this! As badly as we want to travel in two weeks, eight weeks will be here before we know it. So, we're just trying to be patient and trust God in all of it. He brought us this far and He isn't going to leave us now!!
I thought I'd show you where each of our adopted children was born. It's interesting to me that when people ask about the girls, they often assume they were biological sisters, or from the same orphanage. Nope, folks. They are from all over the map of China and were adopted in 1995, 2003, and 2005 respectively.
To find Holly's birthplace, you have to go to the VERY SOUTHERN TIP of China. That's right. Find the southern most point of the mainland, then go to the southernmost point of the island of Hainan. (The little island right above where it says South China Sea.) That is the city of Sanya, and that is where our little Island Princess hails. We loved every minute of our stay on Hainan.
Maggie's birthplace was Nanping, in Fujian Province. Find the island of Taiwan and go straight across to the mainland of China. This is Fujian Province and our littlest girl is from this beautiful mountainous area.
The red circle marks Beijing. Our Caleb was born near Beijing, the capital of China. The very exciting thing about that to me is that he will get to visit a lot of the most famous landmarks of China with us while we wait for his province to finish his adoption paperwork. We will get to visit the Great Wall, Tienanmen Square, etc, with our little emperor.
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I kicked it way back for this layout. We're talking 2010/2011…
I'm really okay with that though, because it means I'm actually getting some older things scrapped and taken care of.
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Usually when we receive a presser about an upcoming con it's within the next few months with a list of guests, films and so on to expect there. Not this time as we give you an extra extended preview for a convention that won't be here until two years from now! COLORADO MONSTER MADNESS is the latest convention to consume the mile high state and the promotional teams behind EyeSoar Images and Creations wanted to inform us of what's to come. They plan on having the festival on July 6th-8th, 2018 in Denver and will provide the usual activities of panels, films and celeb ops you should come to expect. Check out all the details ahead and look for more announcements once they become available.
Led by the phenomenal team over at EyeSoar Images and Creations, and after over 2 1/2 years of precise and dynamic planning, the promoters of the guaranteed game changing Colorado Monster Madness are pleased to announce the first annual event for July 6th-8th, 2018, to be held at the Renaissance Denver Stapleton Hotel in Denver, Colorado. Along with a variety of progressive divergences from the standard convention format, watch for various announcements regarding the convention over the course of the next two years.
"Traveling the country and attending different horror conventions, we realized that over the last 6 years or so they have all become the same. Either you are waiting in line forever to meet a celebrity, missing out on panels and demonstrations or you are packed into a room like sardines just looking at vendors. We got together with others like us and began a committee to bring forth a horror convention unlike any other around. We are breathing new life into the circuit with activities that bring the experience straight to you. Our attendees will go on adventures, meet celebrities, have new chances to show some skills and win big with our tournaments. Once in a life time photo ops and of course films from independent film makers are going to be a huge hit. We have something for everyone, from families to gamers to paranormal lovers and convention veterans."
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Are you looking to join the world of Portland Oregon Security Services? Corporate Crime Control is always looking for more members to join our exciting team. We always offer a competitive salaries and have a reputation that has created repeat clientele for years. Keep on reading and you will see why you want to work with us, and why people stay with the best of the best in the security services field.
With around 60 employees and still slammed we are the perfect place for those after a job in the Portland security service industry. Our clients range from high end politicians. To important VIPs that need a professional escort. To legal work for multiple states. Our reputation is unmatched when it comes to the Security Services Field
When you work with Corporate Crime Control we like to think of it as start to a long term endeavor. You will be trusted with the lives of safety of not only the person(s) you are assigned to but your fellow employees too. We always strive to have the upmost professionalism for our employees, from the attitude you present, to the clothes you wear, an employee of Corporate Crime Control is not only serving a job, but giving off a vibe that they have the situation under control no matter what problem arises.
We give preferential treatment to applications with the following skills:
Previous Security Employment
Security Services Training
A clean criminal background
Ability for quick thinking
Able to carry a concealed weapon
Training in hand to hand combat
Previous military experience
Previous work in anything relating to security
Protecting Portland's VIP Clients
Transporting VIP Items
Loss Prevention Work
Staff Training and Security