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Essentially, Orbit is offering its authors' short fiction, any and all original short fiction, for download at an unspecified price, and will be paying them an unspecified royalty rate rather than a per word flat rate, as authors usually get paid as things stand in the short fiction market now. They say it'll be available for a variety of devices, etc.
I find this interesting, though not attractive, even if I were an Orbit author, which I'm not. I'll admit the release is short on details and I haven't seen any other discussion of it. What does all this mean? Any original short fiction? Meaning no editorial input? Direct line from hard drive to publication? I'm uncertain about that. Even great writers can write bad stories. And why shouldn't they offer those stories themselves for download, and keep all of the purchase price, if the editorial side is minimal and they aren't being packaged in an anthology with other authors who might sell more and therefore expose said writers to a new audience. (Like when I'm in an anthology with Neil Gaiman--the advantage to me over offering it on my own site for .99 is that people who read Neil Gaiman hungrily might stumble across my story.) What kind of publicity is on offer here? What kind of publicity is short fiction ever given, really? Not much.
On the surface, it's at least better than the Amazon Shorts program, which fizzled under the dampening weight of unedited junk fiction. I don't think that's a danger here--Orbit has great authors in its stable. But I do think there's a misunderstanding of the state of the short fiction market at the moment.
The idea that one can write short fiction to earn a name and then lever that into a novelist's career is still pretty prevalent. It's an unfortunate idea, not least because it's not really true--you can take that path, sure, but it's one crowded with other hopefuls and there is very little direct causality left to be squeezed out of a career model some 75 years old. It's an unfortunate idea because it means that the majority of short fiction markets are inundated by submissions from people who don't give a crap about short fiction as a form, but only about "making their name." And of published short fiction, I have to say as a reader I find little enough to excite me, because so much short fiction is workmanlike, uninspired, done with ulterior motives in mind.
Is brilliant short fiction being written today? Of course, absolutely. I'm reading Jeff Vandermeer's new collection for blurbing right now and it's excellent. There are even authors like Theodora Goss, Ted Chiang, and Kelly Link who have yet to write novels at all. I'm not claiming it's all bad--that would be silly as I make a substantial income from my short fiction. Am I even saying new, unpublished short fiction writers aren't out there doing good work? No. But I can smell a story written to get a pub credit from quite a distance, and I'm betting you can, too. I'm saying that Sturgeon's Law holds, and I've gotten the feeling it's largely the fault of this pernicious myth that short fiction is some kind of path to novelist fame and fortune.
Somehow, we have yet to be able to monetize short fiction in a reliable way. It seems an obvious thing: we all have short attention spans in this internet-saturated age. 4000 word stories should be enormously popular, moreso than giant doorstopper novels. But it's not so--short story collections are known underperformers even for big names, and of all the thousands of stories published online, only a few acheive any real readership. Anthologies as a market have shrunk, though again there are great ones out there--it's just that getting people on the ground to read them is a struggle.
So, coming back to Orbit, I question whether this is really going to be the path to that monetization. Single short story digital sales have not proved a particularly attractive format--I think the assumption here is that the novelist's fandoms will follow them into short fiction.
But again, if editorial acceptance is assured, as it seems to be, why would those novelists not just make the stories available themselves? If they aren't being paid a flat rate up front, there's no monetary value in taking a fraction of the price instead of the whole hog when publicity for short fiction has always been slim. If novelists are bringing their own fans to the table, why share? The advantages of the short story market as it stands are removed in this system: no packaging with stories by bigger authors, no spotlighting in a previously prestigious publication, no upfront payment. I'm just not seeing the advantage, except to flip the model and use short fiction to promote the novels.
Which, in the end, just reduces short fiction to a tool again. Instead of a tool of the aspiring to reach for their ambitions, a tool of the established to bolster their sales. And that leaves the quality of short fiction available to readers even poorer, and that makes me a sad panda. Because short stories can be amazing--I've learned this through the process of becoming a short fiction writer, which I was not until I had already published my first novel. It was a difficult and frustrating process, and I'm hardly the best example of short story writing out there, not by a long shot, but I care a great deal about the state of the genre world, and this doesn't feel like a step in the right direction.
Not all steps toward the digital are steps toward the good. This is not even a step toward more authorial control--instead of making fairly substantial money up front (depending on how big the name, actually substantial) which is how many novelists keep themselves in electricity between novels, they're taking an unspecified fraction of a likely low price point in exchange for very little or no editorial control (I'm willing to be proven wrong on that score, it's just how I'm reading the release) and digital distribution that those authors could do themselves for very little time or money. This isn't like Tor.com, which pays generously and has a pre-established audience. An author is better off after a story published on Tor than before. I think they'd be about the same after publishing through the Orbit system. There's no value added that I can see. I don't think I'd take that deal, given the many short story opportunities even an author at my level has that pay right now, and package me in advantageous ways. What it feels like to me is a way for publishers to get money even from their authors' side projects, and that feels like a way to keep authors from being excessively diverse in their publications, and I like none of that in the least.
We'll see if details, when they come, reveal some benefit that's not clear right now.


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The Little Sisters of the Poor were surrounded by Residents, Associates, Volunteers, friends and families at the Mass of Thanksgiving, celebrated at St Thomas's Church, to thank God for the presence of the Little Sisters on the Island over the past 133 years. Bishop Philip Egan of Portsmouth was the main celebrant, assisted by Priest from Jersey and some who had travelled from Portsmouth for the occasion. The Congregation, made up of friends and benefactors, numbered 350.

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Srila Prabhupada once said that when devotees give up practicing Krishna consciousness it is 'fifty percent their fault, and fifty percent ISKCON's". In this article I would like to explore what I perceive as a systemic problem contributing to our society's fifty percent of the blame.
It is surely surprising that someone should get as far as seriously following the process of Krishna consciousness, only to give it up again. Most of us experienced an immediate relief of suffering when we joined, and we have all heard many times how pure
Dignity: Pause for Thought BBC Radio 2 July 21, 2017
It can be a challenge to maintain your dignity sometimes. I remember when I became a Krishna monk many years ago and donned the orange robes to venture forth on to the streets. Hare Krishna devotees were not a familiar sight at the time, and we would often encounter a spirited response from onlookers, as we sang and danced our way along the road. On one occasion I was showered with a can of beer, and it took strong resolve on my part to keep my composure.
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Lost Love
Love must be one of the most over used and perhaps undervalued words in the dictionary. I'm just as guilty as anyone else, declaring my love for cheese on toast, lying in the sun, or, confession time, Raymond Chandler.
In the true sense of the word I wouldn't say I really love any of those things. For me love means an awful lot more than just liking something rather a lot. Actually in the language of my scriptures, Sanskrit, the word love is only used in connection
Festive Food (Pause for Thought, BBC Radio 2, June 29th)
When I first moved into a Krishna temple, back in the 70s, I discovered that the founder of the Hare Krishna society had dubbed his movement 'the kitchen religion'. I was somewhat bemused by this – but, as a young man in my 20's with a keen interest in eating, I was not entirely averse to the idea.
And I soon found out the reason for this culinary epithet when, a few weeks later, a festival was celebrated in the temple. To my amazement and delight a colourful array of vegetarian
The Longest Day (BBC Pause for Thought 22 June 2017)
Officially, the summer solstice is the longest day – almost 17 hours of broad daylight. However, in my experience the length of the day depends largely upon what I happen to be doing. How could I ever forget, for example, those interminable history lessons at school. The clock on the wall all but froze as the teacher apprised us of the fascinating exploits of Oliver Cromwell and his gallant roundheads.
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What makes the city of London attract people from all over the world, inviting them to stay for longer than they even planned? Most of the tourist would say that its the red tourbusses that keeps the streets occupied, the Big Ben, how about Buckingham Palace, the London Eye, those cute old school phone booths that makes you want to take pictures in them and all of the great museums. Nothing wrong with that of course, but you will spend much of your time queuing with fellow tourists.
Our London Spotters will tell you it's how the city manages to celebrate and enjoy the variety of people that live and come visit; it's the endless surprise of new ideas, businesses, people and atmospheres; the great food you can find here (and especially the variety of bars and restaurants); it's the sensory overload you get when exploring the city.Here are some of our picks for some of the most unique, locals gems in London, in the words of our very own team of Spotters.
Tropical holiday in rainy London
Let's be real, London isn't known for having the best weather. Rainy days are all too common in this city, but sometimes your craving for a more exotic experience. The Barbican Conservatory can help satisfy that craving.
If you manage to find your way through the Barbican estate you can find the conservatory on the 3rd floor. It's London's second largest conservatory, and it houses around 2000 species of tropical plants. Walking through it is a peaceful experience that takes you away from gloomy urban life for a few hours, which we all need sometimes.
This unexpected peaceful retreat is also home to a variety of quails and finches and a pond with huge Koi Karp that seem to epitomize the perfect Sunday floating around in this leafy hide-out — Claire Creighton
London's guiding light
Although getting to Trinity Buoy Warf is a bit difficult unless you're by car, it is definitely worth taking a little detour for. It's London's only lighthouse! The lighthouse is surrounded by Container City, a studio and office complex built from old sea shipping containers.
Once you're inside the lighthouse it's best to go straight to the top, here you have a romantic view of the Thames (great date spot!). Another interesting feature of this lovely lighthouse is the fact that it is home to The Longplayer. This is a one thousand year long musical composition, don't ask me how it works because it's quite complex, but the point is that it will not repeat itself for a thousand years.
Being quite far down the river there isn't as much river traffic and on a sunny day the Thames can feel more like a lake then the bustling river full of tour-boats further upstream — Claire Creighton
Holy music
Union Chapel isn't just a place for prayers and weddings. This church is now a full-fledged music venue! They started out with acoustic performances and one-man shows, but it later started hosting concerts and events and developed itself into a venue open to a large variety of genres. You can find anything from jazz, folk, rock and soul here.
The music here sounds amazing, due to the dramatic acoustics of the church. It's truly a new experience to listen to music played in such a venue. And just looking around to see the Victorian Gothic architecture is nice.
Sipping a beer at the bar safe in the knowledge that all the money raised from the concerts goes to the restoration of the building — Andrew Sidford
Secret garden
In Hackney, one of the greenest Boroughs in London, you can find a hidden space tucked away underneath an old railway line. This little hidden gem is called Dalston Eastern Curve Garden. Although it's quite small, it's a very charming garden to look at, and the fact that it is so tiny only adds to its charm in my opinion.
There are birch and hazel trees, butterfly bushes, herbs, fruits, veggies and little art pieces spread around. You can also find a beautiful glasshouse called the 'Pineapple House'. The amazing contrast between London's urban character and the serenity of the Curve Garden is what makes it so special.
Dalston itself is always incredibly busy but wandering into the Garden feels like you have entered another world — Andrew Sidford
Hunting for treasure in the mud
Mudlarking is a British tradition that stems from the 18th-century when the poor would scavenge for valuables lost in the Thames to sell them. Nowadays you can find an active community of people who do mudlarking for fun and scavenge for treasures on the foreshore. When doing this you're likely to find some historic little leftovers, such as buttons or a piece of silverware.
If you want to experience mudlarking you should now that you have to go at low tide. And that you will get very, very muddy. Make sure to wear some sturdy shoes and clothing you're not too attached to. Also, make sure to apply for a permit in advance. There are also some rules to read to make sure you have a safe experience!
My favorite find was a porcelain smoking pipe that was likely used by a 16th-century dock worker and tossed in the Thames like many others scattered across the bank — Chelsea Ammary-Peak
Arcade bar
The Four Quarters Bar fully embraces the nostalgia of arcades. Think flashing lights, seeing in 8-bit and bleepy video game sounds. And adding drinks to this experience only makes it better! They have a nice variety of beers and over a dozen arcade games to play whilst visiting! Go back to your childhood and emerse yourself into the colorful, noisy world of arcade games.
But despite my failings I always used to have a wicked time trying to shoot one more zombie, reach one more rally stage or consume one more of those pesky ghosts — Josh Ferry Woodard
Beers on a boat
The Tamesis Dock is a floating pub that's permanently docked at Albert Embankment. The boat has several floors, which makes it feel a lot bigger than it is. It's decorated with multi-colored fairy lights and cute little plants. On the top deck, you can sit on some picnic benches or metal stools. And the bottom floor has a swinging egg-shaped chair!
The vibe is super relaxed and it's often free unless there's live music that night. The best part is probably the great view over the river!
You'd best come with your sea legs on because although the river current is only mild, things feel a lot more wobbly after a few of their exquisite beers — Josh Ferry Woodard
Great films, great architecture
The Barbican is an outstanding piece of architecture, it was built in the 1960's to function as a housing estate in an area that had been bombed in WWII. Nowadays it's one of London's most important cultural centers. The building is great to see and is known by its brutalist style.
The Barbican offers all types of art, from theatre to visual arts to cinema, they have it all! The cinema, in particular, is amazing because they have a great selection of films. A well-balanced mix of new releases and classics from every era. What also adds to the cinema experience is that the screenings are often accompanied by screen talks, Q&A's or discussion after the movie.
Every July, they launch an enormous outdoor screen – an ode to the British summer and a perfect evening activity when the weather gets warmer — Kamla Pillay
Neon dreamworld
If there was ever a place to take amazing pictures and wander around endlessly, it's God's own Junkyard. It is located in an industrial estate in Walthamstow. This location adds to the impressiveness of the junkyard, which is filled to the brim with neon!
God's Own Junkyards is actually world-famous, and it makes complete sense that it is. TV and film companies go there to buy great pieces for their backgrounds, and global stars buy their art here. But almost everyone can buy something here, as almost all the neon signs are for sale.
Ever wanted a massive neon arrow filled with 'thrills'? This is the place — Andrew Sidford
A little bit of Japan
Although Holland Park is a lot smaller than it's more famous siblings Hyde Park and Richmond Park, Holland Park features many different types of activities and spots. Here you can find a field for football or cricket, an ecology center, woods and a hostel.
However, the best part of the park is the tranquil Kyoto Garden, a tiny little taste of Japan in the city of London. The garden opened back in 1991 as a gift from Kyoto to celebrate the friendship between Japan and Great Britain. The garden's design reflects the most important aspects of Japanese gardens, such as stone lanterns, tiered waterfalls and fish.
I would often spend time here to get away from the cramped space of my flat and the noise from my busy street — Peter Hoffer
Victorian treasure museum
In the Horniman Museum, you can find all types of treasures. The items for show here are quite literally treasures. They're items that Victorian collector Frederick John Horniman's collected throughout his travels. He opened up his private collection, and now everyone can come visit this bizarre mix of eclectic items.
The most famous item in the museums is the overstuffed walrus. The story goes that when the walrus first got to the Horniman Museum, the taxidermist didn't realize walruses have wrinkly skin. Therefore stuffed the walrus to the brim. The result is an overstuffed walrus, a great addition to any museum in my opinion.
Although it may look a tad silly now, the overstuffed walrus shows just how valuable museums like the Horniman were in introducing the world to the people of Victorian London — Peter Hoffer
Historic music hall
Wilton's Music Hall is located in a historic building in London. The place has many passionate fans that have fought for the existence of the place. This is due to the fact that as there have been times where it was thought the Hall would be closed or torn down. Luckily none of those things happened, and there is actually a restoration project underway
Wilton's hosts many different types of events such as concerts, theatres, film, cabaret and even dance classes! If you want to know more about the place's history you can go on one of their tours given on Monday evenings.
Want to soak up the atmosphere but don't have a ticket for a show? Then step into the Mahagony Bar – a space even older than the Music Hall itself — Peter Hoffer
For more hidden gems, check out the Spotted by Locals London cityblog.


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Recurrent Aseptic Meningitis in Herpes Simplex Virus-2 (Hsv-2) Uncovers Behcet's Disease
1University of Tennessee, Chattanooga, TN
2 University of Tennessee, chattanooga, TN
Meeting: Hospital Medicine 2015, March 29-April 1, National Harbor, Md.
Abstract number: 674
Keywords: Clinical Vignette Abstracts — Adult
Case Presentation:
A 42-year-old African American female presented to the emergency room complaining of dizziness, headache, nausea, fever and chills for 3 days. The patient reported at least 3 similar episodes in the past 5 years, all requiring hospitalization. Her past medical history included recurrent vaginal ulcerations secondary to genital herpes for 20 years, recurrent oral ulcerations for 3 years, unresponsive to prophylactic acyclovir, and stroke like symptoms with residual diplopia 6 months ago. On physical examination her vitals were stable except for a tempature of 101.2F. She had multiple genital ulcers in the labial folds, a single ulcer on her tongue, and minimal neck stiffness without new focal neurological deficit. Basic lab work and CT brain with and without contrast were normal. HIV and syphilis serology were negative. Cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) showed white cell count of 325/mm3, neutrophils 62%, lypmphocytes 31%, monocytes 7%, protein of 108mg/dL, glucose of 41 mg/dl with serum glucose of 98mg/dL. She was started on empiric antibiotics, antivirals and steroids. CSF bacterial cultures and herpes simplex viral DNA by PCR returned negative, thus antibiotics and antivirals were stopped. Methylprednisone 60mg orally was continued for a high clinical suspicion of neuro-Behcet's, with significant improvement in patient's symptoms. Extensive work-up for other immunological causes were negative.The patient was seropositive for HSV-2 with IgG levels of 15.7 H and negative for HSV-1. A pathergy test was negative. MRI of brain showed focal asymmetric T2 hyperintensity in left anterior thalamus/internal capsule which is characteristic of the disease. Records from previous hospitalizations showed similar CSF findings, the viral assays of her tongue lesions was negative for HSV and cytomegalovirus. The patient was diagnosed with aspetic meningitis secondary to the Neuro-Behçet's according to the criteria set by the International Study Group for Behçet's Disease. Her treatment was continued with tapered dose of steroids and a maintenance therapy with azathioprine. The patient has remained asymptomatic during the next 2 months of follow-up.
Incidence of aseptic meningitis in Neuro-Behcet's is up to 3.7-7.5% and being recurrent is exceptionally rare. Other etiologies including infections, drugs, demyelinating, chronic inflammatory and immunological diseases of the central nervous system, should be excluded. The absence of herpes simplex DNA PCR in CSF and the significant response to steroids, with HSV negative genetic assays of genital lesions, made it unlikely for Mollaret's meningitis. Neurological manifestation is serious complication of BD associated with poor prognosis.
Neuro-Behçet's should be considered as a cause of recurrent aseptic meningitis in the presence of other diagnostic criteria, after excluding other common causes. Early intiation of steroids and immunosuppressants may prevent neurological sequalae .
To cite this abstract:Salim H, Cherukula M. Recurrent Aseptic Meningitis in Herpes Simplex Virus-2 (Hsv-2) Uncovers Behcet's Disease. Abstract published at Hospital Medicine 2015, March 29-April 1, National Harbor, Md. Abstract 674. Journal of Hospital Medicine. 2015; 10 (suppl 2). https://www.shmabstracts.com/abstract/recurrent-aseptic-meningitis-in-herpes-simplex-virus-2-hsv-2-uncovers-behcets-disease/. Accessed April 4, 2020.
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text: Record-setting running back at Central-Hower High School earned first-team All-Ohio honors and Akron Beacon Journal Player of the Year in 1981. Lettered four seasons, 1983-86, under Earle Bruce at Ohio State. As a freshman in 1983, saw action in 11 games and rushed for 264 yards, averaging 5.2 yards a carry to help the Buckeyes compile a 9-3 record that included a 26-23 win over Pittsburgh in the Fiesta Bowl. As a sophomore he was second in rushing with 633 yards for a career and team high 5.9 yards a carry average that helped OSU compile another 9-3 record, capture the Big Ten title and win a trip to the Rose Bowl. His best season came in 1985 when he took over as starting tailback. His 820 yards rushing and seven TDs was OSU's best and, along with his 24 pass catches for 231 yards and two TDs, he helped the Buckeyes to a third straight 9-3 season, which included a 10-7 win over Brigham Young in the Citrus Bowl. A knee injury in the first game of 1986 ended Wooldridge's collegiate career with 1,747 rushing yards and, after signing with the Dallas Cowboys in 1987, another knee injury ended his football playing days in 1988.


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The infinite being is beyond name and form yet bestows name and form to all things. Nothing exists apart from the causal matrix, the fundamental fractal that divides its very own Self so as to create the universe by infinite self division. Creation is the division and fragmentation of the original Self, as reflected in the fractal cross, that has created the "ten-thousand things." The fundamental cross is a spiritual concept that is clearly reflected in the causal mind of the Vishuddha with its 16 vortexes or "vrttis"(4x4). This primordial fractal, the 4x4, further multiplies itself into the the 4x4x4. Each time the essential cross divides, it is more "causal," potentialized and capable of controlling more of its created objects in nature. All of the parts exist within the whole, just as miniature crosses exist on the main arms of the fundamental cross. Nothing is essentially separate from its source. When this fundamental fractal divides itself into the 4x4x4 we get the 64 mayan tzolkien and the 64 hexagrams of the I-ching (4x4x4), which is an even deeper causal level than the human, semi-divine expressions at the Vishuddha chakra. The deeper Macrocosmic patterns of the tzolkein and I-ching impose themselves upon the microcosmic 4x4 patterns of the Vishuddha Vortex. For this reason the Vishuddha reflects the hidden laws of the universe, yet in a human and personalized form.
The "eye of god" is within all created beings. The "eye" is the developed pineal gland which yogis activate to enter into states of super-consciousness. All beings with 2 eyes have this "divine eye" within.


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The Kinglead Hotel (Chongqing Jinli Jiudian) is situated about a 5-minute drive from the railway station and a 20-minute drive from the airport.
This Chongqing hotel houses guestrooms equipped with central air conditioning, mini bars, satellite TV, broadband internet access and international direct dial telephones.
There are both Chinese and Western restaurants in this hotel. Radiance Coffee House serves European and Asian fare while the Chinese restaurant specializes in Cantonese cuisine.
Business guests can take advantage of on-site meeting rooms to organize events, and have access to the services and facilities on offer in the business center.
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It may be World AIDS Day, but the prospect of "an AIDS-free generation," a goal articulated by US President Barack Obama, is uncertain. While new HIV infections in the United States have dropped nearly 20 percent in the past decade, African-Americans, men who have sex with men and transgender women are disproportionately afflicted by the disease.
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8 Expert Tips For Selecting the Right Cocktail Party Caterer In Moorabool
When it comes to the important things that can make or break an occasion, few are as important as the quality, flavor and appearance of the food and beverages you serve. A lot is riding on your choice of which catering service to work with, and if you think this choice actually isn't really that essential, take a look at it by doing this, fantastic catering can save an event that's on the rocks, however bad catering will generally send visitors to the doors.
In addition, since catering is often the # 1 or # 2 line-item expense for the majority of events, the catering service you choose is also a considerable financial choice and can influence just how much money you have left over to invest in other areas depending on food costs and amounts.
Include the fact that catering services can vary significantly in their prices and the types of meals and services they provide, and the process of picking a caterer can figuratively and literally feel like you are comparing apples to oranges.
# 1 Responsiveness And Individual Interest In Your Needs
Of all the event and catering professionals we talked with, this turned up over and over and over again, primarily because how responsive and interested a caterer is throughout your preliminary conversations is indicative of how they will perform during the length of their agreement with you (and more on contracts later on).
A prospective caterer must be finding out as much as they can about you in your first couple of conversations with them, so you ought to expect them to be talking and asking questions about 20% of the time and you providing answers and outlining your needs about 80% of the time.
# 2 Ability To Manage Your Specific Type of Occasion In Moorabool 3221
Not every caterer is perfect or every kind of event, and many caterers themselves freely admit this.
So when interviewing your Moorabool catering services (and you must talk to a minimum of 3 caterers for any event with a reasonable budget plan), you need to be specific about the kind of event you are preparing and the type of food and/or presentation you are anticipating. Otherwise, you might end up choosing a caterer who just isn't really a great suitable for the type or style of your event.
Virtually every catering service has a basic menu or menus to choose from, and many do offer some level of built-in flexibility to adapt these menus to your particular requirements by substituting particular items and/or customizing others.
However, the standout caterers will surpass standardized menu options and be willing to develop remarkable fare that matches even more particular theme and dietary requirements.
# 3 Determination To Provide Tastings
How will you ever understand exactly what a catering service can do unless you sample their goods? And more particularly, how will you know exactly what the menu items you are considering will taste like unless you particularly attempt them?
Some people avoid asking to sample the particular items they want for their occasion due to the fact that it looks like a hassle for the catering service, however it is standard to ask for a tasting of what you are meaning to order before you sign on the dotted line.
In addition, you can request wine parings for these tastings if they are appropriate for your event (once again, be prepared to pay a fee, it's a small price to pay to guarantee you select the right caterer). And when you are tasting the food, also attend to how it is presented, as any caterer who makes the effort to properly show a sample will probably be most likely to make that sort of effort on your occasion day.
Are you an event manager who has to manage catering details, spending plans and projects?
Or are you a catering service who has to track proposals, invoices, meal choices, stock and other customer information?
# 4 Familiarity With The Location
You may remain in for a surprise if you employ a BARBEQUE take-out joint to cater an official ballroom fundraiser. Or if you choose a high-end business occasion catering service to serve a barn wedding. Why? Due to the fact that these catering services might not be accustomed to preparing and serving food in such a setting.
This can get even more specific depending on restrictions of the venue itself, like in the case of museums and historical sites.
Even more standard locations can also have constraints that caterers need to follow, like particular setup requirements or disposal restrictions for waste food and water, so having a caterer that is familiar with a location's rules can possibly save you great deals of hassle on event day.
# 5 Complete Description Of Services/Goods Promised In The Contract
The catering service's agreement need to clearly define precisely what food, drinks and services the caterer will be providing on the designated day( s). Furthermore, it needs to secure you from non-performance as much as it secures the caterer from non-payment/default, so you might want to consider having a lawyer} take a look at it before you sign it.
Every detail needs to be included in the agreement, included selected menus, variety of portions and/or people to be served, beverage/bar service information (if suitable) and all prices and additional services.
No caterer in Moorabool with a shred of dignity and scruples enters into an agreement with strategies to bail at the last minute, but you have to make certain there is a cancellation stipulation in your contract just in case your caterer has to cancel.
You don't want to be left without recourse with only days or hours prior to your occasion, so simply make certain cancellation procedures and charges are in place so you do have a backup plan.
# 6 Referrals You Can Call and Talk With
Obviously you will need to check up on the catering services in Moorabool you are considering, and it's always excellent to begin online and check out sites.
However, don't stop there, as online reviews are not always reliable (or even genuine); for example, a great catering service might have had a couple of nightmare/hater customers who skew their scores, while a genuinely mediocre caterer may have padded their online reviews. So see if you can track down some previous customers of the caterers you are considering and reach out to them.
# 7 Insurance
Every catering service we talked to called insurance protection "a provided" for caterers, and you definitely don't want to legally be on the hook for some oversight or accident that was the fault of your catering service.
# 8 A Knowledgeable Chef and Kitchen Area Staff
Remarkably, for how long a catering company in Moorabool has been in business may not be as crucial in picking a great caterer as you may think.
So ensure to inquire about the chef's bona fides and CV since he or she will most likely be the one most responsible for the outcome of the meal and whether your guests enjoy it or not.
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Craft beer and wine enthusiasts will enjoy the relaxing atmosphere at Skylands Craft Beer and Wine Garden, with our rustic barnwood interior, fieldstone fireplace, wine bar and outside garden area surrounded by pine trees. We feature local and regional wines and 20 craft beers on tap which change weekly, always offering new choices. We offer a light food menu featuring specialty sandwiches, meat and cheese trays, hamburgers, hot dog and more. We've added chili and soup for the cold weather season. Come join us 12 months a year. Our garage doors are open weather permitting and the cool mountain breezes are a refreshing delight in the warm weather. And when the temperature drops, our doors close and the fireplace and central heat will keep you toasty warm. Also think of Skylands for your private events.
We love our furry friends. But unfortunately, we are not allowed to have pets on the premises. Certified service dogs are permitted.
447 State Route 284, Wantage, New Jersey 07461
Friday: 4pm - 11pm
Saturday : 12pm - 11pm
Sunday: 12pm - 10pm
Monday - Thursday Closed
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Journey Bracelet
The Journey Bracelet is inspired by the small things that make life worthwhile and symbolise your individual life path, where each stone represents the different aspects of our lives that are the most important– friends, family, memories and moments. The design is easily stackable and may be worn everyday – it's elegant and has a "go with everything" quality feel.
Our aim is for our clients to smile while observing their Alice van Cal designs, which is why we have engraved inside all our bracelets our brand Motto "A Statement of Joy" as we believe this is what jewellery is meant for.


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I'm older now, and different. It makes me sad, but not too sad. It makes me miss the way things were back then, but not too much. See, I met Jesus when I was 16, and after I met him, I changed dramatically. I made radical decisions with my life, my time, my money, my relationships. I… Continue reading I'm Not That Girl Anymore
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I Worried My Way Through My First 25 Years
And it's quite embarrassing now. In third grade, I worried about getting braces like all the other kids. All my friends were getting them. I didn't want to be left out. Me and my friends who didn't have them yet turned paperclips into "fake" braces. Every day I made sure to slide my little paperclip onto… Continue reading I Worried My Way Through My First 25 Years
Sentimental Heart-Bleeds about Life and Living it Well
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That moment in time, in the summer of 2011. Though it was nearly 3 months, it feels like merely a moment in time. It was a divine appointment of destiny. Young 20 and 30-something world-changers, history-writers, earth-shakers were gathered by the hand of God, from every corner of the earth. Little flames from all over… Continue reading May Jesus' Name be Lifted High as we Press On and Go….
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The Fresno State Teacher Recruitment Fair 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Apr. 11 at the Fresno Convention Center (848 M Street) will give Fresno State students and alumni the opportunity to meet representatives from more than 90 California school districts. Student pre-registration is available from 8 a.m.-5 p.m. March 22 and April 2, at the Kremen School of Education and Human Development, Room 254. Lists of required materials and districts attending are available at http://www.fresnostate.edu/kremen/centers/teacher-fair.html. The event is sponsored by the Kremen School of Education and Human Development. INFO: 559.278.0210.
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Kim and I worked together to complete the chili. One of us would stir while the other one chopped and vice versa. "How am I going to be able to make this without Kim?" I wondered.
Plus Kim has some really decent kitchen tools. In particular, sharp knives, whimsical slicers, melon ballers, twisty turny things, and fancy cutlery. She said everything tastes better with her musical fork. I do not own any musical forks, so that's not really fair that all her meals taste better than mine.
Similarly, I went to a pastor's conference recently and one pastor brought her own pottery mug for the tea and coffee that was served at break. Without even trying it, I knew her tea tasted better than mine in the styrofoam cup… let's not even start on the carbon footprint piece.
I have a not-too-big, not-too-small spoon I like to eat breakfast cereal with and a teensy one I like to use to nibble on ice cream. We develop these pleasurable habits to enhance our eating experience. It's true, I see, about the cooking experience as well; certain apparatus would increase the joy of cooking. And Kim's cooking is very joyful.
So far, I've been surprised each time a meal is ready. It's done? Really? That was quick! I'd say after an hour+ of prep. I keep expecting the work to go on with the visit and am pleasantly surprised/kinda disappointed when it's over.
We scoop out 1, 2… 3? Why not! ladles-full of chili each. We use our fingers to crumble feta on top. Aha! This must be the part that makes it GREEK.
Now that is one thing I'm having trouble with, how much you use your fingers to cook. My fingers have always been far-removed from food, since I never prepare it myself. Only select dishes are finger-worthy: bread, cookies, and fast food. But touching raw meat, holding vegetables, sprinkling spices and crumbling cheese with my digits feels counter-intuitive to what I've taught myself for the past 39 years. It seems to go against my ingrained table manners. So I've written down "touch food" on my to do list, in order to get used to it.
We eat dinner on Kim's couch.
"So you know how your Mom is all about the presentation? It's all about the food and the company for me," Kim says.
I know it to be true. I imagine too, the way she has her living space set up with pictures of friends and family and her mementos, that she has a hint of company at every meal.
Kim includes in her grace, "Thank you for the friend on my couch."
I did not eat the chili with a magical musical fork, but it was extra delicious. But how am I going to be able to eat this without Kim?" I wondered.
There wasn't enough time to stay. Never enough time! I had to eat and run. Somehow this made my lesson seem unfinished, but I left Kimber's place with new insight, a new recipe, a full tummy and a plan to share this dish with someone else soon.
Read Part 1: The Chili that Keeps on Giving – Part I
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Recently I began machine quilting for some quilty friends who just don't enjoy the quilting process. Well, they love hand quilting, but can only finish one quilt in a year, and with so many of them becoming grandparents (or great grandparents!) I am helping them to check some of those WIPs off their list.
Since March, Mary has given me SEVEN quilts to finish, and she told me this week she has at least 3 more waiting at home. I have quilted 3 so far, and she'd like one every second week until I'm finished the stack. She's a great customer who gives me lots of freedom to design on each quilt and gives me a general price guideline so I know how detailed to get with my stitching.
I love this quilt. I haven't seen this design or technique before either! Each of those triangles are 3D like a prairie point, but I think I figured the technique out. I really need to try out my ideas....or ask her for the pattern reference!
Here you can tell the edges of each triangle are free. Originally I wanted to do an orange peel design around the edges, but that proved very difficult to execute on my domestic machine - I think it would work on a longarm though because the quilt is held tight so those pesky tucks aren't as common.
Instead, I quilted these tri-leaf motifs on each triangle. There are over 300 triangles on the quilt. And over 1200 threads to bury after I finished the machine quilting.
Here you can see the border, the background stipple filler and a few of the centre diamond pieces. The back of the quilt is really quite beautiful too, so this might be a reversible quilt for some lucky recipient!
This simple baby quilt was quick to finish, and looks great beside my son's house :) The fabrics are very cute with castles, animals and other playful designs.
You can't notice until you try to fold this quilt, but one of those HST squares was trimmed one inch smaller than all the rest. It made me nervous as I was squaring the quilt top, especially with the striped border. It's amazing how our eyes and brain fill in the gaps so all we see is perfection :)
I like the loose meandering lines with stars every 6 inches or so. I used a multi-hued thread by YLI called Sticks and Stones that is brown-cream-grey but blends so well with these pinks , purples and yellow. I have at least 6 different pink/purple threads but they just didn't work on the quilt. Sometimes I find a totally different colour compliments the existing fabric tones, as is the case here.
I am very fortunate to belong to a quilting group that meets weekly and these women are willing for me try new quilting designs on their quilts. I think I've finished 10 quilts for the group so far, and everyone has a list of WIPs they want to pass along :) Life is great!
Sometimes I need a deadline to keep me motivated to complete a quilt. What better motivation than participating in a bloghop?
While the snow and cold temperatures keep you inside, why not work on projects for this year's fair? The full listing is available to download now!
This month's block used paper piecing technique, one that all three of us were familiar with and happy to assemble!
My favourite customer, Ashley asked me to make a quilt from her daughter's baby clothes. I have previously made her quilts for her sisiter-in-law, her boys and she won a school quilt!
August's quilting technique was English Paper Piecing (EPP), a method I was skeptical to try at first.


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Congratulations Hannah
Hannah Watts, one of our Sego Lily gardeners, is enjoying her third year with Sandy City. Hannah discovered her love and passion for gardening at Sego Lily. Realizing that she wanted to garden professionally she applied for one of the coveted spots at the world renown Longwood Gardens located in Kennett Square, Pennsylvania for the Professional Horticulture Program. Only twenty-four applicants were invited to interview and ten were chosen….Hannah was one of those ten. We are very excited to congratulate Hannah on her accomplishment. Hannah is hardworking, outgoing and kind. Hannah you will be missed. #longwoodgardens @sandycity #proudtoknowyou #amazingstaff
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Annually, local boy scouts, girl scouts and church groups volunteer at Sego Lily Gardens and help with maintenance and plantings. This is a great experience and benefit to all involved! If you are interested in a service project, email email@example.com or call 801-568-7187.
Fun Activity for touring the garden
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Sego Lily Gardens is an educational garden designed for the public to observe and learn how to use water conservation principles and practices to create a beautiful and water-wise landscape.
As you walk through the garden, please take time to read the interpretive signs and plant identification tags designed to help you learn about water conservation principles, practices and plants. Please stay on the paths and remember to leave plants and materials where they are for the enjoyment of future visitors.
This garden is funded and maintained by the Sandy City Public Utilities Department. It is Sandy City's hope that Sego Lily Gardens will provide inspiration and practical ideas that garden visitors will apply to create their own water-wise landscapes.
Sego Lily Gardens is located on 2.5 acres surrounding an underground water storage tank. The water tank can hold 8 million gallons of water. Judith M. Bell, Public Utilities Director, 1995-2004, conceived the idea for the Garden and it was named after Utah's state flower, the Sego Lily. In 2004, Shane Pace, Public Utilities Director, approved a renovation and revitalization of the Garden. Sego Lily Gardens is prospering as an Outdoor Classroom in Water Conservation for Sandy City residents.
The average rainfall in Utah is approximately 13-inches per year in comparison to over 30-inches on the east coast. Since we live in a desert state, we each have to be very conscientious about how much water we use inside and outside of our homes. The good news is that conservation does not mean settling for landscape without color. Xeriscaping can be very colorful and beautiful while using water wisely as you can see here by the many examples of water wise plants at Sego Lily Gardens.
By Planning and Designing your Landscape, Improving the Soil, Selecting Proper Plants, Designing Practical Turf Areas, Irrigating Efficiently, Using Mulch and Maintaining your Landscape routinely you can have a Healthy and Pleasing Landscape. Please enjoy your visit to Sego Lily Gardens!


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The Afghan is a type of cannabis plant that can be grown indoors or outdoors, it can grow as tall as 2 meters when this pot is grown outdoors and 1.5 meters when grown indoors. The flowering period of this marijuana plant runs for 8 to 9 weeks. And it could give a good yield of buds of 350 grams per planned when harvested properly.
This variety of indica weed has been the end result of multiple successful breeding of various varieties of Kush and selective growing techniques.
It has a fruity-sweet flavor, nonetheless, it smell hashish. When smoking this weed, you will experience an intense body buzz. This marijuana strain is ideal for those who want to get a strong hit.
Since this plant is high in CBD, it is best used for medicinal purposes. Few of the ailments that the Afghan can be used are vomiting and muscle pains. A very easy plant for beginners or people learning how to grow weed for their first time.
Can also be used for making edibles such as food and turned into a fine hash.
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Oriental rugs are handmade and unique, which is why the art of cleaning them is so important to get right. While most forms of cleaning will age the materials of the rug, wearing them down which in time causes the colors to fade. An oriental rug must be cleaned when needed to prevent the trapped dirt and debris from causing even more damage.
The key is finding the right method that cleans the rug properly while causing a minimal amount of wear and tear. The method that many oriental rug owners use is the handwash process which cleans the rug with a minimum of wear.
Why Handwash Instead of Machine Wash?
There are good reasons why handwashing is generally considered the best method. This is not only because it has been performed for hundreds of years, but there are other considerations as well.
Handwashing allows for the rug to be cleaned in terms of how much dirt and debris have built up in the fibers. This means that each rug is individually treated, so that it can be cleaned with a minimal amount of wear or damage. Some of the factors that go into hand cleaning a rug include the following;
- Rug Type
- Age of Rug
- Overall Condition
A rug is assessed to determine how the handwashing will proceed. With professional rug cleaning companies, they will treat such rugs in the following manner;
- Wash One at a Time: Prevents mixing with other rugs
- Perform Dye Test: To ensure the colors do not run
- Water Temperature & pH Levels Checked: A formula for each rug is created
Handwashing includes fully immersing the rug in the water and cleaning solution for maximum effect. Because the rug is not mixed with other rugs, there is no transfer or dyes or colors which otherwise might affect your rug. Plus, the handwashing process allows for the rug to be fully cleaned and gently rinsed.
Afterwards, the rug is air dried which protects the fibers. While using fans to circulate the air does little harm to the rug, blowers that press against the rug may cause some damage, especially if heat is used as well.
Why Machine Washing is Not Good
You may find in your community rug cleaners who primarily use machines to wash rugs. This is understandable for many types of common rugs because machines can clean several at a time. However, for the cleaning of oriental rugs, you'll want to avoid such methods.
Harsh Conditions: The inside of a typical machine that washes rugs can be quite brutal. A combination of contact with the machine parts and the chemicals that are used may do significant damage to the components of your rug. Even when no chemicals are used, the processes of the machine itself may be more than enough to damage the rug.
No Individual Care: Handwashing means that areas of the rug which may have greater wear will get a more delicate treatment compared to other, stronger parts of the rug. A machine cannot make the distinction between such areas, so it washes the rug the same from top to bottom. The result is a rug with greater wear and tear, especially in vulnerable places.
Dye Transfer: If one of the several rugs being cleaned at the same time bleeds out its colors, then it will be transferred to your rug. Since it is often difficult to impossible to know which rugs are vulnerable to losing their dyes, your rug may be stained because it is being washed together with other rugs.
It's not surprising that even modern oriental rugs can be damaged with just one machine washing. An ancient rug might fall apart depending on its condition. That is why a handwashing approach is recommended.
You might ask why so many professional cleaning companies forego handwashing and use machines even though they may damage oriental rugs. The answer is one of economics, both in terms of time and expense. It is simply easier to toss a rug in with other rugs into a machine and press the start button. Washing just one rug at a time as opposed to ten means far fewer rugs are going to be cleaned.
Handwashing not only takes more time, it takes people who understand how to properly clean a rug which both protects the fibers while removing the dirt, stains, and debris. A good professional rug cleaning company will have both machine and handwashing areas available to separate the run-of-the-mill inexpensive rugs from oriental rugs that need special care.
Finding the Right Professional Cleaner for Your Oriental Rug
If you do not want to wash the rug yourself, then finding a good rug cleaner is the answer. When checking out professional cleaners in your community, you will need to use the following guidelines.
- Cleaning of Rugs by Hand
- Top Rated by Better Business Bureau (BBB)
- Has National Certification
These are the minimum standards you should hold any professional cleaning company to when it comes to the care of your rug. Cleaning rugs by hand means that it does not come into contact with the metal parts of a machine and receives far less wear. An A+ rating from BBB means that they maintain high standards and offer excellent customer service. Plus, a national certification demonstrates that their cleaning services are recognized.
If you want your oriental rug cleaned properly using handwashing methods, then you should find the right professional company that does the job. It may be somewhat expensive, but a typical oriental rug only needs occasional cleaning if you take care of it properly.
It is true that handwashing is a more time-consuming and arguably more expensive process, but the results are well worth the efforts. Not only does the handwashing remove the dirt and debris, it also protects the rug fibers, so that it stays as strong and durable as before it was cleaned. For protecting oriental rugs during the cleaning process, you'll want to use the handwash method which a proper professional company provides.


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Partnerships Lightning Talk, Minh Nguyen – Transcription
Do you have speaker notes? I can go off without them. It's okay. Okay. Hi, my name is Minh Nguyen. The other Nguyen here. And so I'm here to talk about San Jose, where I live. There's a song about San Jose. I wonder if any of you have heard it? So for those of you who only know San Jose from the Dion Warwick song, it's the tenth largest city in America, which is pretty big. It's a pretty sprawling place. But it gets overshadowed by a smaller city to the north called San Francisco. And OSM is no exception. San Jose is in the shadow of San Francisco in terms of OSM participation. Both by local kind of craft mappers and also by entrepmappers and others. There are people in San Jose mapping in OpenStreetMap. I'm one of them. But for a long time we didn't know who each other were. We didn't coordinate. Didn't see each other face to face And there weren't meetups for an eightyear span from 2009 to 2017. The one in 2009 was introduced by Cloud Made. If you remember Cloud Made. So the lack of local coordination has meant that OSM's quality, its coverage in the South Bay is uneven. So the most basic things, cleaning up the tiger import. That stuff actually happened quite early. And that's in pretty good shape. And really as far as roads go, San Jose and South Bay are in good shape. Companies like my employer, Mapbox, are invested in making sure it's suitable for turnbyturn navigation and routing and things like that. The roads are in good shape and so is the cycling infrastructure because of the tireless efforts of cycling enthusiasts that live in neighboring areas. But on the flipside, there are things quite lacking. So public transportation coverage in the South Bay and San Jose is almost nonexistent. That's a stark contrast to neighboring counties, like San Francisco County. There's also there are buildings being added, but it's kind of at a plodding pace. So it's not the kind of comprehensive building coverage you would expect from a large American city at this point. And in terms of points of interest, you know, if grow to some of the some of the touristy areas, you might find good coverage and points of interest, but there are still plenty of POI deserts. Especially in neighborhoods and so forth. I'm going to expand on that last point, points of interest, actually. I was curious how well we had points of interest covered. So I picked up a phone book and I took a look at the business white pages and the yellow pages for the 408 area code that contains San Jose. I'll have a proper writeup about this online shortly. I wanted to present some of the of the takeaways from that. And the biggest one is OSM, compared to this admittedly imperfect other source has 23% as many name POIs. When you think about it, that's not a lot, but when you think about who has been doing that. That's with a community that's fragmented and not really coordinating. In that 23%, we've mapped 94% as many restaurants and 78% of the places of worship. And when you dive down into the different categories that the yellow pages has, you get some interesting findings. So OSM does really well when it comes to retail, entertainment and motorist services. And apparently, we do well in terms of cannabis as well. The phone book doesn't have any. [ Laughter ] On the other hand, we don't do quite as well when it comes to professional services. Which you also kind of expect to see in a data set like OSM's. So we like cannabis more than taxes, apparently. So looking ahead to the future, we benefit we're benefiting now, more recently, from a partnership with Code for San Jose, the local Code for America brigade. They basically sought out the local mappers, got us together and recruited more people. We had our first mapathon since 2009, since Cloud Made. And we're keeping up the momentum with monthly meetups. We are adding POI from Mapillary. Importing sidewalks, and if you have been following the discussions, we have definitely been adding sidewalks, but also committed to adding crosswalks to fill in the gaps. We're in this for the long haul. We're not going back to what we were before people sitting in chairs doing mapping and nothing else. If you are interested, we have a web page and we're on Slack. Thank you. [ Applause ]


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The combination of cholesterol and particles from diesel exhaust can harden arteries and lead to heart attacks and strokes, according to a new study. The two factors together appear to be much more harmful than the effects of soot containing diesel particles or cholesterol alone, the researchers found.
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Today I want to start introducing you to superfoods. These superfoods are immune-boosting foods that give you health and longevity. The Lemon Blueberry Muffin recipe for this month has three superfoods in it.
Lemons — give you Vitamin C and phytonutrients (limonoids). Laboratory studies have shown that limonoids, natural plant compounds found in citrus, may be toxic to certain types of cancer cells. A single ounce of lemon juice gives you 20 percent of the day's recommended Vitamin C. Also, Vitamin C helps your body to absorb iron.
Blueberries — a cup of blueberries meets a quarter of your daily Vitamin C, Vitamin K and manganese. Also helps with slower cognitive decline and can potentially aid in cancer prevention.
Whole wheat flour — gives you dietary fiber, protein, iron, phosphorus, zinc, copper, thiamine, niacin, folate, phytonutrients, lignans (which block hormones that may promote cancer). Diets high in whole grains have reduced risks of heart disease, obesity, and type 2 diabetes (only when you use fresh-ground wheat berries).
May God Bless!
"Why spend money on what is not bread, and your labor on what does not satisfy? Listen, listen to me, and eat what is good and your soul will delight in the richest of fare." — Isaiah 55:2
These muffins are high in protein, and they are great for breakfast or for snacks. I hope you enjoy them!
Lemon Blueberry Muffins
1 1/2 cups fresh ground whole wheat flour
1 tablespoon baking powder
1/2 teaspoon salt (sea salt)
1/4 teaspoon nutmeg (organic)
1/2 to 1 teaspoon lemon zest (fresh organic)
1 cup fresh or frozen blueberries (organic)
1/4 cup olive oil (organic)
1 egg (organic)
1/4 cup lemon juice (from lemon above)
1/4 cup water
1/3 cup honey
Mix dry ingredients, and then fold in lemon zest and blueberries. Add wet ingredients and mix lightly. Grease muffin tins with olive oil. Fill muffin cups 2/3 full. Bake at 350 degrees for 15-20 minutes or until lightly browned.
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If you die intestate and do not have a will to provide instructions about your wishes, you will not have control over who inherits your property. Then, the state of Oklahoma will determine who should receive money and assets that you acquired over the course of your life. So, unless you want the state of Oklahoma to decide who get's your assets, it is important to create a will. That way you do not die intestate. Yes, when you create a will, you avoid the laws of instate … [Read more...]
Is Probate Necessary When a Spouse Dies in Oklahoma?
If you recently lost your spouse, you are undoubtedly still grieving that loss. You may not even have considered the legal and practical ramifications of your spouse's death yet. You may need to do so very soon. Your spouse may have owned assets individually or possibly jointly with you. These assets may need to be probated. You may be asking yourself whether probate is necessary when a spouse dies in Oklahoma and under what circumstances. The answer is not a simple one. Probate … [Read more...]
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The loss of a family member or loved one is never easy to accept. It can also be followed by a period of depression, denial, grief or other heightened emotions. There are also a number of practical steps that must be taken following a death, including the probate of the decedent's Last Will and Testament if one was left behind. What happens, however, if you believe there is reason to question the validity of a decedent's Will? What steps are involved in contesting a Will in Oklahoma and how do … [Read more...]
Probate Questions: Understanding the Probate Process and How It Affects You
Probate Questions: Understanding the Probate Process and How It Affects You from Larry Parman Living probate, on the other hand, deals with the estates or affairs of those who are still alive but who are unable to make decisions on their own. Because probate courts deal with legally incapacitated people, they also handle matters such as child adoptions, adult guardianships, and anything else that involves someone who is unable to make decisions on his or her own. Learn more about probate … [Read more...]
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In a Private Letter Ruling (PLR ) on June 20, 2014, the IRS ruled that a surviving spouse who received proceeds from her deceased husband's IRA through a trust could not roll over the IRA funds because more than 60 days had passed since their receipt. The PLR tells us what not to do when a trust is the beneficiary of an IRA. "Ben's" IRA named a trust as beneficiary of his IRA. The trustees were his two children. Ben's wife "Ann" was to receive 25% of the IRA. After Ben died, the … [Read more...]


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Hughes and Mullins – Royal Photographers
Jabez Hughes, along with Julia Margaret Cameron, can be considered two of the great Victorian Photographers that lived and worked on the Isle of Wight.
Leonardo da Vinci and Renaissance Drawing
For my final Open University essay at the end of the 'Renaissance Art Reconsidered' unit, I chose to write about a drawing by Leonardo da Vinci that he drew in the last year of his life while living in France. This was an enjoyable essay to do, not least because of all the nice books I bought, but being the 500th anniversary of his death there were national exhibitions of his drawings, including one in Southampton, that I visited to see this drawing in the flesh.
The Durbar Room, Osborne House
This essay formed part of my Open University study for the module A344 – Art and its Global Histories and was my final essay at the end of the unit. For this essay, we had to formulate and research a subject based on the shift of art history away from a western viewpoint, and look at the different issues this involves. I chose to study the Durbar Room at Osborne, and compare this with the Viceroys' house in New Delhi. I scored 80/100 which I was pretty chuffed with.
Julia Margaret Cameron
Being a photographer who is interested in both local history and art history, it seems fitting to look at a few pictures by the one of the most famous British Victorian photographers and sometime Isle of Wight resident, Julia Margaret Cameron (1815-1879).
Much has been written and reviewed about Cameron's work, not all of it in a favourable light. However, I think there is a lot more to her work than meets the eye (semi-unintentional pun). Cameron took up photography seriously at 48, and rather than amassing a body of work over her lifetime, nearly all her major works were taken during an 11 year period while living in England.
Film Photography is not dead
Film photography. I'm lucky/old enough to remember film well. I started out on my photographic adventures with my fathers Contax 139 and a few rolls of XP2 way back in 1998, taking photos of my friends mountain biking. Back then the only choice was what film to use, then the three day wait to see if what you've photographed actually turned out ok. Digital turned the photo-world upside down. It made the learning curve quicker and easier with instant feedback. It levelled the playing field and allowed everyone to be able to take a half-decent image.
Many were saying that digital would spell the end of film but it could never match up with the quality, spawning the ongoing film vs digital debate. Indeed, lots of film stocks have now been discontinued as companies make the shift into more profitable areas. However, in recent years film has started to have a resurgence. Is this simply nostalgia for a past golden age, or is this the start of a new, more sustainable chapter in the story of photography?


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Otherwise, the bourbon is darker and so will be more versatile, but either will go, although walnut would be more casual. And both the shoes and the suit will go with just about any shirt and tie combo I think.
Allen Edmonds shoebank, as well as eBay are places to get cheaper shoes.
Otherwise Meermin (perhaps for that price)
You could try: http://putthison.com/post/1080850118...-as-110-prices
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This sort of question is also why I really don't like this thread. (not the OP's fault at all, I just feel that these things are better discussed in their own threads).