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...Accelerating Aviation Innovation
What is it?
The Contra Costa County Airports Division (CCAD) is proactively promoting our airports and services (Buchanan Field and Byron) to attract aviation emerging innovation and technology businesses. Buchanan Field is in a dense suburban environment and Byron Airport is in a rural environment. Together these airfields offer businesses a unique opportunity to design, develop, and test in both environments in the heart of the Bay Area.
This brief is provided to support the development of a name for this effort as well as a brand. First, a name will be crafted and then identify branding will be created.
Market Need
Many Bay Area companies are developing aviation-related technologies and products. These companies have been traveling to remote locations or out of state to perform testing because of the restricted and crowded nature of the Bay Area airspace and neighborhoods. CCAD solves this acute problem by providing two welcoming aviation-testing sites in close proximity to San Francisco and Silicon Valley.
Target Audience
The target users are aviation technology startup companies based in San Francisco Bay Area and Silicon Valley that need aviation testing and development environments in close proximity to their headquarters and employee base.
Key Messages
The following are key messages we want to convey:
- Location, Location, Location: Buchanan Field and Byron Airports are located just 30 miles from downtown San Francisco and 50 miles from Silicon Valley, providing businesses with close-to-home locations for their employees. Easy access is available via BART and freeways.
- Facilities: CCAD's two airports have a selection of offices, workshops and hangars available for short-term and long-term lease.
- Services: There are full-service aviation providers at the two facilities that include pilot training, aircraft rental, aircraft maintenance, avionics, fabrication, aircraft storage, fuel, and other specialty aviation services.
- Airspace: Two different aviation testing environments allow businesses to grow in place: Buchanan Field is an FAA controlled airfield in Class D Airspace and Byron Airport is an uncontrolled airfield in Class G Airspace, going up to 700 feet.
- Positive FAA Relationships: We have strong relationships and a proven track record with the Federal Aviation Administration and will eagerly assist companies to acquire the required operational and/or airspace permits/waivers.
- Business Forward: Support at the County's highest political level, staff concierge service, numerous support service options readily available, short and long term leases, and flexibility to grow and move between facilities.
Brand Values
The services and facilities offered by CCAD allow startups to focus on developing the future. Therefore, the brand associated with this offering includes these values:
- future forward
- technology-centric way of doing business
- agile
- easy to work with
- knows me and anticipates my needs
Key Benefit
Startups approaching CCAD can use aviation-specific services and facilities with minimal cost and hassle.
Other airports used in the local area include Half Moon Bay and Hollister. Official UAS test ranges in other states like Reno and Pendleton Oregon are also used.
Airports in the Bay Area proper such as PAO, SQL, SFO, OAK, and HWD are too busy, very expensive, and have nearby populations which makes them unsuitable for development and test.
CCAD removes barriers that other airports have in place.
Go To Market Strategy
In order to attract tenants, we envision a program of direct outreach, individual and group presentations, conference attendance and participation, and individual networking. Collateral will include a dedicated website, standardized and customized presentations, and social media presence. The details of all of these elements are still in the planning stages. Specifically, to get the word out we intend to target startups, their VC investors, local, state and federal regulators (FAA et al), and influence groups (CalPilots et al).
Core thought
The CCAD team is ready, willing and able to assist new aviation related startup companies access suitable work site facilities, obtain FAA airspace waivers/approvals, connect with needed aviation service providers, and quickly provide access to two ideal airspace development and testing sites.


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Baptisms on November 13, 2016
We had the honor of witnessing and celebrating the baptisms of Mark, Derek and Kyle this Sunday.
We had the honor of witnessing and celebrating the baptisms of Mark, Derek and Kyle this Sunday.
As a church family, we had the privilege to witness several follow Christ's call to baptism.
After a season out of the pulpit, hear from Pastor Andy as he updates the church on where we will be headed over the upcoming weeks and months as a church.
On June 21, 2015 we had the privilege of seeing Adelaide, Jack, and Julia Brunton each get baptized by their parents. Check out the links below to see their testimony videos as well as some pictures from the service.
Easter Sunday is always special as we set our focus on the resurrection of Jesus Christ. But this year we had the opportunity to baptize four new believers, which made it especially awesome. Below you will find some links to short videos of the testimonies and baptisms, as well as
It was a joy for our church to celebrate with Michael and Angela Murphy last week as they took the step of faithful obedience in being baptized. The service was a special reminder of God's relentless pursuit of man and the overcoming power of His grace. Check out the links below
Since we just finished our walk through the book of Colossians, you may be wondering what we will be studying next as a church. Well, after two weeks of teaching from our pastoral interns (Feb 1 and 8), we will have a baptism service, and then on March 1 we will jump
Do you remember the old infomercial for the Hair Club for Men? If you do, then you remember that the man talking ends by saying, "I'm not just the president of the company…I'm also a client." I really am blessed to be one of the pastors at Fellowship Louisville. This
I was meditating recently on Paul's words to husbands in Ephesians 6:25, "Husbands, love your wives, as Christ loved the church and gave himself up for her." This verse is an invitation to prayerful meditation. You can't simply read past words like this. You can't just keep moving, like a
This Sunday I will be preaching an overview of Colossians as we begin our study of the book. My goal is to help our church see Colossians from the air. From 30,000 feet! I wrestled with whether or not to give an overview sermon or just to jump in. Part

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Jeff's Map – An Invaluable Resource
With the ice quickly melting from Ontario's waterways and trail systems drying out, the urge to get out adventuring has hit many of us hard. I thought that it was worth picking up from Mark Highfield's blog article about Trip Planning (http://quickescapes.ca/trips/march-trip-planning-monthunofficially) and take a deeper look at the invaluable map resources that Jeff is putting together over at Jeff's Maps (www.jeffsmaps.com).
Several years ago, a google search lead me to the landing page for Jeff's Maps. I didn't really know what to expect as I entered the site, but I wasn't overly optimistic. The internet can offer up an incredible amount of information on specific topics, but I have found that there is a lack of quality information for camping and outdoor related activites. The majority of the information is found through personal trip reports and forums. Most of the map resources available online are simply electronic copies of old government survey's dating back to the 1970s.
To my surprise Jeff's site offered, what I would consider, the next generation in mapping resources. Jeff has painstakingly consolidated dozens of different resources into a single, concise map. He not only includes the general topographical details (roadways, trails, waterways, contours etc.) but Jeff also includes camping, hiking and portage details along with fish species, historical info, wildlife facts, personal comments and travel times based on general skill levels.
I was in love! How could this be any better? This question was answered when I realized that it was all open source and available to anyone, free of charge. I spent several hours vetting the Algonquin Park map trying to find errors. I looked at areas that I had previously tripped. I compared Jeff's details to the 'official' Algonquin Park maps. As a point of interest I read over every comment, wildlife and historical note. I cross referenced all of Jeff's fish species notations with lakes that I had previously fished (successfully) for accuracy. Jeff's Map was incredibly accurate.
Jeff has more recently expanded his maps to include Killarney and Temagami Provincial Parks. These maps prove of the same high quality and they are just as accurate as his Algonquin Map.
All of Jeff's Maps are available in multiple formats: JPEG, KMZ Google Earth, iphone and Android, Garmin GPS and most recently Jeff has made available for purchase 1:84,000 scale folding maps that are waterproof, tear-resistant and they float. My favourite product that Jeff offers are his wall maps. These 1 piece maps can be purchased in a large (3.5'X5.8' – 1:118,000 scale) format or a massive (6'X10' – 1:68,000 scale) size.
In the spring of 2014 we field tested Jeff's Algonquin Map. Mark Highfield and I coordinated a last minute trip from Smoke Lake down through Big Porcupine Lake and over to Lake Louisa. We printed the maps that we need for each day, in the sizes that we wanted and stored them in a waterproof map case. In all cases the distances noted on our GPS were identical to Jeff's Map. The campsite and portage locations were accurate. Portage lengths and elevation notations seemed accurate as well (including the torturous "Stairway To Heaven" portage from Lawrence Lake to Rod & Gun Lake).
We haven't used any other maps since.
We had the chance to catch up with Jeff recently at the Outdoor Adventure Show in Toronto. Two things struck me right away. First was his passion for both the outdoors and the maps that he meticulously produces. Jeff is a passionate outdoorsman who understands the importance of detailed and accurate information. My second observation was that Jeff's Maps are full of stories. Are you wondering why there is a notation to watch carefully for a fork in the portage? Chances are Jeff has taken the wrong route (and who hasn't done that?). This is a detail that rarely appears on other maps but it exists on Jeff's Maps to help provide a better tripping experience.
Jeff is the first person to admit that he hasn't done it alone. He has relied on many people to provide historical maps, GPS coordinates and corrections to the ever changing landscapes of these parks. He encourages other to continue to send him updates, suggestions and corrections as well as any GPS information so that his maps can continue to be as accurate and up to date as possible.
I can't begin to fathom the amount of work that Jeff has put into these maps, nor can I thank Jeff enough for his efforts. A map is one of the most essential tools to have when heading out into the wilds. Jeff's Maps stand alone atop the mountain with no equals and no peers.
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Optimus and Megatron were never supposed to be enemies -- in fact, they didn't even belong to the same toy line. Basically, Hasbro grabbed two different sets of toys from Japan and paid the Marvel Comics staff to come up with new names for all the robots. The result was Transformers. The same characters already had origins and personalities in Japan: For example, "Megatron" was meant to be a good guy.
Because there's nothing more heroic than morphing into a Nazi handgun, apparently.
Megatron, Soundwave and others came from a toy line called Microman, where the premise was that these little space robots came to Earth and disguised themselves as household items to protect kids. This explains why Megatron (a supposedly giant robot) turned into a regular-sized pistol, but it does not explain why they expected children to have said pistols lying around in their drawers, like in this early commercial:
Meanwhile, Optimus came from a different toy line called Diaclone, which was actually supposed to be battle mechas -- they even included a little metallic figure called "Inch-Man," which represented the pilot. Yes, the horrifying implication here is that Optimus (or "Battle Convoy," as he's still known in Japan) had as much of a personality as, well, a truck. In fact, if you look at him carefully, it's easy to tell that he was always meant to be just another mindless giant robot, like Voltron.
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RIO GRANDE CITY, Texas — A Texas appellate court has struck down a lawsuit seeking to close two rural voting locations for an upcoming school board election. Residents claim the case was an effort to rig the local school board election.
The Texas Fourth Court of Appeals ruled Friday against a lawsuit filed by a "Concerned Citizen" that called for a temporary restraining order to close two polling locations in rural neighborhoods for the Rio Grande City Independent School District Board election. According to the Starr County Election Administrator's office, RGCISD is running their own election separate from the County. Had the lawsuit been successful, the only early voting location in the area would have been the Starr County Courthouse.
The original lawsuit was filed last week by Jorge Bazan, a man identified in court documents as "a concerned citizen" who requested a restraining order to keep the district from using two locations in rural community areas as early voting locations. Bazan also demanded $50,000 in damages.
"In a county where voter turnout is, at times, less than 20 percent of its registered voters, it is our duty as public servants to do everything we possibly can to encourage and enable increased voter participation," said current Rio Grande City ISD Board Member Eddie Ramirez in an interview with Breitbart Texas. "As such, it is rather disappointing that our vision isn't shared by other elected officials. In an effort not to waver in our commitment, every possible alternative is being considered to accommodate the population we serve and ensure that every citizen's most fundamental basic right is respected."
Breitbart Texas spoke with multiple community members that support the incumbent school board members. According to those residents, the move by Bazan is an effort by individuals connected to certain officials within the Starr County government to tilt the election in favor of the challenging candidates.
The school board members who are up for re-election claim to have been trying to expose a series of financial irregularities carried out by the previous board. Breitbart Texas was granted access to an audit ordered by the current board which revealed that the previous board had allegedly executed a series of questionable expenses and contract awards that only favored a few businesses. The audit has since been turned over to the FBI for further investigation.
School officials rigging contracts and benefiting certain financial interests appear to be a common sight along the Texas border. Breitbart Texas has reported how school board members with Donna ISD demanded bribes from contractors and hired a convicted felon as the school attorney. In the case of Donna, the faction that remains in power created a witch-hunt where, according to court documents, they used the school police force to fabricate a case against one board member and the former superintendent.
The lawsuit in Starr County comes just days after Breitbart Texas reported of a similar issue in Hidalgo County where community organizers claim that county officials are working to rig the election in order to pass the creation of a new taxing district.
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PayPal Payment Gateway Integration in PHP
The world is constantly changing, that is why businesses should keep up with its breakneck speed to simply survive the rat race. To retain existing clients and attract new ones, companies should adapt really fast to customers' needs. They should make their journey as easy as possible. That is why so many companies throughout the world have integrated PayPal services. Maybe it is the right time for you to do the same? We will show you how. But first of all, let's take a look at what PayPal is.
What is PayPal?
PayPal is a global payments system, which supports secure, effortless, and quick money transfers between parties, such as sellers and buyers. A lot of companies in different industries have already implemented the system and are reaping the benefits. Here is the list of just a few corporations which successfully exploit this technology:
- e-commerce: Magento, Shopify, BigCommerce, 3dcart, Wix
- marketplaces: eBay, Swappa, eCRATER
- fintech: Xero, QuickBooks, Invoice2go
- information technology: Zoho, Infusionsoft, Constant Contact
Fees on PayPal
You can create a PayPal account at no extra cost. There is also no fee if someone makes purchases from your website, but the account holder is charged with a fee for every transaction.
How does PayPal work?
To create an easy customer journey for your clients, you can offer a PayPal payment gateway. To do so, follow a 6 stage process to implement the system into your website.
6 stages of PayPal integration in PHP
Stage 1 Understand your customer's journey
First of all, you need to understand how your customer's journey will look like on your website. If you establish an online store, the easiest way to make a purchase on your website might look like this:
- You have a product page with a Buy Now button
- The buyer clicks on the button
- He or she is redirected to the PayPal page
- The customer either complete payment or cancel it
- Depending on what your buyer chooses, he/she is redirected to the product page or "Thank you" page
- In case of completion, an email is sent to the buyer's email box
Stage 2 Add "BUY NOW" button to your PHP product page
Go to your PayPal account and get into the All Tools section. Scroll down and click on the PayPal buttons section and choose the Buy Now button.
After clicking, you will get the page with 3 steps:
- In Step 1 "choose a button type and enter your payment details" select a type of the button, then name it and provide an ID, and pricing information.
- In Step 2 "track inventory, profit & loss (optional)" uncheck the Save button in PayPal
- In Step 3 "customize advanced features (optional)" you can customize many features: for example, enable a feature that gives the buyer an opportunity to leave a comment or shipping address.
In Step 3 remember to add the link of your product page to the "take customer to this URL when they cancel their checkout" field so that the buyer could be redirected to the initial page in case of canceling the purchase.
Also, add the link to the "Thank you" page to the "take customer to this URL when they finish checkout" field for the buyer to know the purchase is completed successfully.
Upon clicking the Create button, you get a piece of code, which you copy and paste into your product page PHP code.
Now if the buyer wants to buy the product, there will be the Buy Now button.
Stage 3 Create a new PHP page to handle IPN
IPN stands for Instant Payment Notification which notifies you of PayPal transactions.
To handle IPN, go to the PayPal development page and click on Dashboards and find IPN simulator. Keep it open.
Find Process IPN messages on the PayPal development website and find a piece of PHP code – IPN listener, which is presented as an example. You can use it for your implementation. It has 2 steps.
- Step 1 Read the post data
- Step 2 Post IPN data back to PayPal to validate
Copy the code with Steps 1 and 2. Create a new PHP file and paste the code there. Name it handler.php. Upload it on your server to make it visible.
Copy Inspect IPN validation result and paste it right down into the file. This helps you send an email to the buyer and also redirects him or her on your Thank you page. Save the file.
Stage 4 Manage IPN
Copy the URL of the uploaded file. Go to the IPN simulator and post the link into the IPN handler URL box. In Transaction type choose Web Accept and in payment_status choose Completed. Do not forget to fill out the item_name and item_number fields.
You can also change other information if needed. When everything is ready, click on the Send IPN button. In case of success, you will get "IPN was sent and the handshake was verified" message at the top of the page.
Stage 5 Manage email
Open the code again to send an email to the buyer. To do this, you need to use PHP mailer library. Find it in Google by typing phpmailer.
You can click on the first link which leads to GitHub. Read the information provided on the website and copy the Composer from there.
Open your CMD and install the composer there. Once the library is installed, upload it to your server.
While you are uploading the library, copy a piece of PHP code which is under the composer on the GitHub website. Paste the code at the top of the handler.php file.
When everything is done, you will get Vendor piece of code in your handler.php. Write PHP HTML code under it to send an email. Do not forget to write the name of the sender, his/her address, subject line, the body of the email, add an attachment.
Stage 6 Manage Thank you page
It must be the easiest step of the whole process as you have already done it in Stage 2 where you created the "Buy Now" button of PayPal.
Just make sure once again that you have added the link of the "Thank you" page to the "take customer to this URL when they finish checkout" field.
Now you know how to implement PayPal in PHP. The process described here is one of many ways to integrate this payment system, so you can also conduct thorough research on the PayPal website to get full information on the system implementation.
Also, the process is quite difficult for those who are not familiar with programming and does not have advanced coding skills. Thus, we advise considering the option of hiring a person who is familiar with PayPal integration in PHP.


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Married couple with joint investment accounts, officially separted in 2018. How should I proceed?
This couple has actually been physically living apart for a number of years. I filed their 2016 and 2017 tax returns (Turbo Tax) as a married couple,but living apart.
There was and still are joint investment and banking accounts. In both of the prior years, I also split pension income.
They are now "offically" separated and have intiated divorce proceedings. The clients understand that income from the joint accounts will need to be reported as in previous years but no longer want any pension splitting to take place.
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This is a thick, Wintery, comfort soup full of flavour. I love my red pepper soup and this feels like the new and improved version with the addition of aubergine (eggplant). Low in carbs, gluten free and full of taste. The perfect supper dish for this cold evenings!
2 large red peppers
1 large aubergine (eggplant)
1 onion, peeled and sliced
2 garlic cloves, peeled and crushed
1 tspn grated lemon zest
1 tspn thyme
1 tspn oregano
400g can chopped tomatoes
750ml vegetable stock
1 bay leaf
salt and pepper
3 tblspn olive oil
- Quarter, core and deseed the red pepper. Brush with a little olive oil and grill, skin side up for 3-4 minutes each side until charred and tender. Transfer to a plastic bag, cool and remove the charred skins.
- Thinly slice the aubergine (eggplant) lengthwise, brush with olive oil and grill for 4-5 minutes until golden.
- Heat the remaining olive oil in a large saucepan and add the onion, garlic, lemon zest, thyme and oregano and cook for 10 minutes until browned.
- Add the peppers, aubergine (eggplant), tomatoes, stock and bay leaf. Bring to the boil, cover and simmer for 20 minutes.
- Remove the bayleaf and blend the soup in a blender/food processor. Season to taste.
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Via Digby: Leaders of the Christian right such as Rev. Lou Sheldon at the Traditional Values Coalition and Tony Perkins, head of the Family Research Council, are demanding a "Come to Jesus Meeting" with the GOP to discuss expelling gays from high positions within the party.
"Has the social agenda of the GOP been stalled by homosexual members and/or staffers?" asks Perkins.
He has a point, the Republicans have controlled the government for six years, and yet abortion is still legal and gays aren't routinely rounded up and sent to forced reorientation camps.
But if "nuts" like Perkins and Wildmon want to cleanse all but God-fearing breeders from the party's top ranks, will they stop with the Congress?
Digby mentions Mary Cheney, whom the party faithful embraced during the 2004 campaign. Shouldn't she go too? After all, she is an out lesbian who often works for the vice president. Maybe she is part of the stealth cabal of liberals posing as gay Republican in order to stall the values agenda.
What about gays who are not out? Ken Mehlman, head of the Republican National Committee, for example, has refused to come out as a heterosexual.
How about top Gops who are middle-aged singles?
White House Chief of Staff Josh Bolten is over 50 and single — and has been photographed on the arm of every Republican's favorite beard, Bo Derek.
Secretary of State Condoleeza Rice, who apparently thinks of herself as George Bush's "second wife," is pushing 52 and very single, as far as we know.
When the Night of Long Knives comes, they'll all have to prove their heterosexual purity, or they will have to go.
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Global equities reversed all their gains from Friday after Caterpillar's earnings missed expectations and chipmaker Nvidia downgraded its revenue guidance for this year. Both firms cited weaker growth in China. There is a risk-off tone to markets more broadly, with Treasury yields falling modestly and the Japanese yen outperforming. The NZD is unchanged this week, and continues to hover close to its year-to-date highs.
With no major economic data out overnight, the focus has been on corporate earnings. Caterpillar, the maker of industrial machinery, reported much weaker than expected earnings in Q4, citing lower demand in China and pressures on margins from higher material, labour and freight costs. Caterpillar added that it expected sales in China to be broadly flat this year, after two very strong years of growth in the country. Its share price fell almost 10%. Meanwhile, shares in US graphics chipmaker Nvidia fell almost 15% after it unexpectedly revised its revenue guidance for 2019 sharply lower, blaming "deteriorating macroeconomic conditions, particularly in China." Nvidia is due to report earnings in mid-February but, like Apple earlier this year, chose to update its guidance to the market ahead of time.
The weaker earnings results, including tangible evidence of the slowdown in growth in China, have seen global equity indices move lower to start the week. The S&P500 is 1.2% lower, while the Nvidia announcement contributed to the NASDAQ falling 1.5% - both indices reversing the gains from Friday. This week is the busiest week of the US earnings season, with over 100 of the S&P500 reporting, including Amazon, Apple and Facebook. So far this earnings season, 70% of corporates have beaten analyst expectations, but that hasn't stopped analysts trimming expectations for 2019 earnings growth (now 5.6% for 2019 vs. 6.3% two weeks ago). Also in focus later this week will be the resumption in US-China trade talks, with US Vice Premier Liu meeting US officials on Wednesday and Thursday.
Other markets are trading with a risk-off tone as well. The US 10 year Treasury yield is 3bps lower to 2.73%, taking its lead from lower equity markets. There was no economic data overnight but plenty to focus on later this week, with payrolls and the ISM Manufacturing survey released on Friday and the FOMC meeting the data before. The US BEA (its statistics office) is working to determine a revised schedule for US economic data releases that were postponed due to the government shutdown.
On the government shutdown, discussions are ongoing between Trump and Democratic lawmakers over border security matters. The recently passed bill only keeps the government open until the 15th of February. Trump said overnight that the chance of a bipartisan deal to avert the government shutting down again was "less than 50-50" and again threatened to use his emergency powers if required to build the wall.
In FX markets, the USD indices are broadly flat on the day. The safe haven Japanese yen and Swiss franc have outperformed against the risk-off backdrop (both currencies +0.3%). The GBP has eased back from three month highs to 1.3170, down 0.2% on the day. UK MPs are due to vote on a number of amendments to Theresa May's Brexit plan on Tuesday, with the market particularly focused on one amendment proposed by Labour MP Yvette Cooper, which would seek take a no-deal scenario off the table. The Cooper amendment would allow the House of Commons to instruct the government to extend Article 50 should there be no Brexit deal in place by February 26, and if it were passed would likely boost the GBP. An alternative amendment proposed by Tory backbencher Graham Brady that would seek to water down the Irish backstop was publicly rejected by Brexit hardliner Jacob Rees Mogg a short while ago.
The NZD is close to unchanged from Friday night's close at 0.6840. During the NZ trading day yesterday, the NZD had made fresh a year-to-date high of 0.6872 amid a strengthening in the CNY. Volumes were light amid the bank holiday in Australia and Auckland Anniversary day. The NZD has since given back those gains overnight as the CNY drifted lower and risk assets came under pressure. NZ swap rates were 0.25bps to 2bps higher across the curve on very light volume yesterday. NZ swap rates appear to have established a new, lower trading range so far in 2019.
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Wally Kowal, at 92, still rides a bicycle – both for joy and to stay in shape. He tries to drink one beer, and one beer only, every day, preferably with dinner, which he sees as a kind of elixir.
If he seems young, Wally said, maybe that's why.
Friday, on a September morning cool enough for him to wear a windbreaker and a red buttoned vest, he and his grandson Greg met us at Canalside for a cup of coffee. We took them for a ride into the old First Ward, to some paths that wound through tall grass toward the Buffalo River.
The paths were formed by chunks of stone and gravel, but Wally – in black shoes with thick rubber soles – was unperturbed.
"This used to be all docks," Wally said, as if he saw it right now. He weighs 140 pounds and walks like a man who could be many years younger. He surged ahead, drawn as if by some unseen magnet, until he stood on the bank and looked across the water at the towering grain elevator once known as Concrete-Central.
Long ago, it was the home of Continental Grain. Wally worked there for decades; at one time, it was the largest grain elevator in the world.
Greg, at 22, knew exactly what would happen once Wally saw the elevator. The grandson had witnessed the reaction before, when he drove with his grandfather across the Skyway and the view caused Wally to erupt into visions of Buffalo as it was, the era when the city was among the great shipping ports on the Great Lakes.
"He's more of a friend than a grandpa," Greg said, an extraordinary compliment that bridges a 70-year span in age.
The whole notion of our meeting was to hear Wally's thoughts about Labor Day, and seeing the grain elevators ignited his imagination. His arm swung up, his fingers thrusting toward the sky. He began telling stories in a cadence shaped by a childhood spent in a lakefront neighborhood: He spoke in hard consonants, each thought an exclamation, and with a dramatic pause – hands frozen for an instant – before the climax of each story.
It is not a railroad, for instance, but a rayroad, a word he offered in the beautiful old language of his city.
He recalled how he was raised in the First Ward, when the freighters still came in off the lakes to crowd the harbor. By age 14, during the Great Depression, he was climbing onto the ships to sell the old Courier-Express for a nickel apiece to the guys on board, a couple of pennies more for every paper than he could get on shore.
His parents were Ukrainian immigrants – "Ukies," as he calls them – and he can still drop into high-speed Ukrainian with playful ease.
He remembers playing with the late Jimmy Griffin, longtime mayor of Buffalo, when they were both little boys on a neighborhood playground.
He remembers moving from apartment to apartment in the First Ward, and how his father became upset with his mother during the Depression because she rented a flat on Elk Street for $21 a month, $3 more than their old place – $3 a month his father did not believe they could afford.
"I can't believe this, that you brought me here," Wally said Friday, his voice faraway as he stood alongside the river. "I'm living this again. I'll dream of this tonight."
To most of us, the grain elevators are a kind of industrial Stonehenge, haunting and mysterious forms – even raw works of art – from some distant past. Not to Wally, who still lives in South Buffalo. He knew every inch of Concrete-Central. He used to walk the roof. He'd warm up in a rooftop shanty. He helped paint the towers, more than 100 feet above the ground, a story he always tells his grandson as they look down from the Skyway.
When the silos needed sweeping? Wally was one of the guys who'd go up and down the sides in a little chair, using two circular levers to control his elevation, dangling above a long drop to sheer oblivion below.
"You get used to it," he said, which is the triumph of his life.
As a teen, he went for a while to South Park High School. His family kept moving around, and the administrators kicked him out when they realized he lived out of its district. He moved over to Hutch-Tech for a year or two, but – as he'll tell you – this was the Depression. Everyone was broke. As a newsboy, he'd grown to know the guys who ran the National Maritime Union on the waterfront. They found him a job on a ship called the Alfred H. Smith, a job that meant weeks and months away, sailing the lakes.
At 16, he said yes. He went to work, far from home.
"My mother cried for days," he said, and for a moment he had to pause to collect himself. Even 76 years later, he grieves at her sorrow. The only other time he grew so emotional was recalling the moment he came home from serving in the Pacific during World War II, when his entire family was waiting for his train in the old Central Terminal. Thinking of it, the image staggered him.
He apologized. For a moment, he covered his eyes with his hand.
Then he was back, walking step by step in memory on the waterfront. He returned to the lakes after the war, serving as a helmsman on an ore carrier called the Amasa Stone, which would pick up coal from what's been transformed into the Erie Basin Marina. But he finally grew weary of the traveling. He'd met this young woman, Florence, in Buffalo, and he lost the desire to be gone so long from home. She is now his wife of 67 years.
"Enough was enough," he said. He went to work for Continental Grain as a union member of the International Longshoresmen. It was hard work, sometimes 16-hour days, but the overtime was good. It could be dangerous: He remembers how a man he knew was killed during a collapse inside a silo. High atop that structure, Wally was often alone with his thoughts, and with the cold winds from Lake Erie.
But he knew that elevator like few others. He painted the peak of the structure. He understood exactly how it worked. When Continental finally shut down, he went over a few blocks to work for General Mills, but he carried a sense of loss that he feels even now. When he looked out Friday at kayaks in the water, he saw the ghosts of men along the piers in steel-toed boots.
"There used to be so many jobs," he said softly.
In 1985, he retired, his body unbent, remarkably resilient, despite more than 45 years of physical toil. He's had another 30 years to enjoy retirement, to appreciate Florence, his three children, his five grandchildren. He loves his bicycle, which he sees – above all else – as the device that keeps him young.
"He's an amazing guy," said Greg, his grandson, who works as a deckhand on the Miss Buffalo II, a sightseeing ship that sails out of the harbor. Every summer, Lorraine Pierro serves as the tour guide on a series of boat rides that are called "the historic Buffalo River Cruise."
Those rides – the last one of the season is today, Labor Day – take passengers through the old lakefront core of the city's commercial history. The mission is reminding travelers how the concrete and stone landmarks near the lake were the absolute forge that shaped the city as it is now.
A month or two ago, Greg bought his grandfather a ticket. Wally started off the tour, which begins at the Miss Buffalo Dock at the marina, as just another member of the group. But before long, Wally's arms were reaching toward the elevators, and he was telling stories. Pierro, president of Buffalo's Industrial Heritage Committee, was astute enough to realize Wally wasn't there to look at history.
He was there to represent it.
She handed him the microphone, and stepped back.
The final heritage tour of the season is at 12:30 p.m. Sept. 4. Wally isn't sure yet if he's going, but he paused last week when asked what he thinks about Labor Day.
"Well," said the living soul of the waterfront, "I like the idea."
Sean Kirst is a columnist with The Buffalo News. Email him at email@example.com or read more of his work in this archive.
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1.Fully adjustable fence system with easy to read scales in both inches and metric for quick setup and accurate boring.
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6.Adjustable depth stop control.
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Scoring a ticket to, say, the Balenciaga show during Paris Fashion Week might be near impossible, but there are still a few ways to get in on the city's fashion scene this week…
Paris's fashion museum, the Palais Galliera, finally reopens to the public on Saturday after four years of extensive renovations. It's one of the world's best fashion collections, with some 100,0000 articles of clothing and accessories, and the opening exhibit is an impressive retrospective on Tunisian-born designer Alaïa Azzedine. Bonus: Admission is free this weekend to celebrate the grand reopening.
In and around the Louvre—where many shows are held—is always abuzz, especially the Tuileries Gardens where people go to be seen and flaunt the newest styles. Stake out a spot to people watch; if you don't get your fix, head over to Le Meurice, where you'll spy displaced Ritz regulars.
The Palais de Tokyo—across from the Palais Galliera—hosts a number of mid-sized shows that are more accessible than the big players, and even has some shows that are open to the public. Visit the Mode á Paris website for details.
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Thank you for the memories...
Hi guys! With Jim's approval, I am publicly announcing my retirement effective today. It's not news to some people that I've been thinking of retiring as I have a lot of responsibilities outside of OS. I discussed everything with Jim and finally made the decision to quit as I cannot simply be around longer than I used to before.
So, Jim decided to open the position to the community in hopes of having someone he can rely on to that can provide fresh ideas and at the same time, continue what I've been doing. Without further ado, the position of Support Admin is now open.
Jim will decide on who to choose based on the following requirements:
1. Has been a member of OS for more than 5 years.
2. ACTIVE. This is a must and not just recently.
3. Can upload videos for OS.
4. Patient and can work with other people especially the current moderators.
5. Can be reached whenever he needed.
And also, kindly answer these questions:
1. State your country, time zone and day or time you're logged in on OS.
2. How long have you been a member in OS?
3. Why are you applying and why should I choose you?
4. Can you do the things I mentioned above?
5. What can you contribute to OS?
The application will be open until April 20, 2017 and Jim will announce the new Support Admin on April 21, 2017.
Thank you so much guys for everything and most especially to some whom I've been friends with ever since I became a member. It has been my pleasure knowing you all.
I wish Jim, the current staff, and the whole OS community nothing but the best. Till next time…
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Top 6 Steps To Clearer Skin
Well, I'm scripting this due to the fact I know there are millions of people accessible with an zits hassle that seems to now not leave. Yes, if you're like me you have got attempted all the popular products. But, what if I informed you that that allows you to have clear skin you don't have to spend loads of greenbacks each month. Actually, you could now not have to spend any money.
So, with all that said right here is my easy 6 Steps To Clearer Skin (Yes, this is what I am doing to help my pores and skin clear):
1. Drink plenty of purified water.
Look, lots of us with acne problems retain to beverages all of these sodas that have quite a few acid, colorations, and so forth. Soda can absolutely reduce to rubble the face. Leave all sodas and different beverages on the market by myself and keep on with simplest purified water. Try those waters - Poland Springs, Volvic, Penta (pricey), Smart Water, or Dasani. Water does wonders to the frame!
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hMailServer Autoreply Change for Roundcube. Plugin adds a possibility to change user autoreplay using two methods (drivers) via Settings/Autoreply tab.
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Plugin that adds a possibility to change users autoreply using two methods (drivers) via Settings/Autoreply tab.
- hMailServer with webserver and PHP >= 5.3.0
- Requires PHP COM (Windows only)
How to install
- Copy folder to roundcube/plugin/hms_autoreply
- Config config.inc.php.dist and save as config.inc.php
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hMailServer Auto-reply plugin supports two change mechanisms which are handled by included drivers. Just pass driver name in 'hms_autoreply_driver' option.
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Coaches on Couches Ep. 42 – What It Takes To Finish an Ironman Triathlon
This week, coaches D and B-Fun talk about what it takes to withstand an Ironman triathlon. With all the excitement surrounding the possibility of #IMMEMPHIS, a lot of you may be thinking about doing your first iron distance triathlon. Or maybe it's just been on your bucket list. Or maybe you just woke up today and said, yup, I'm gonna do that. In any case, we are here to help.
So with that, we talk about what it takes for an average Joe or Jane (with real responsibilities, possibly a kid or seven) to finish such a grueling event.
We discuss:
1. How much time it takes to prepare based on different triathlon experience levels
2. How much training you can expect to do each week (some minimums here to make sure you can cross the finish line and not waste your finish line photo)
3. What to expect on the longest weeks (some tips to make sure these happen)
4. The costs of doing an #ironmantri
5. Bonus tips for making it a great experience so you don't sell your gear shortly after
Stacy Chick
Heather Nichols
Adam Firrone
Anja Dabelic
Keats McGonigal
Good Luck
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East Siang is one of 20 districts located in north eastern Indian state Arunachal Pradesh. There are total 5 blocks which comes under East Siang district, and there are total 115 villages which comes under this district.
As per Indian government records district code of East Siang district is 251 and number of houses in this district is 11107.
As per Census 2011, total population of this district is 61379. Out of total 61379, male population count is 30984, where as female population count is 30395 in East Siang.
According to the Indian Government population count of year 2011, this district has total 8238 children are in the age group of 0-6 years. In these 8238 children 4112 are boys and 4126 are girl child.
Literacy rate of East Siang district is 60%. 36868 out of total 61379 population is literate in this district.
Going in details, Male literacy rate in this district is 65% and 20308 males are literate out of total 30984 male population, where as female literacy rate is 45% and 16560 out of total 30395 females are literate in this district.
Coming to dark side, illiteracy rate of East Siang district is 39%. 24511 out of total 61379 population is illiterate in this village. In details, Male illiteracy rate in this district is 34% and 10676 males are illiterate out of total 30984 male population, where as female illiteracy rate is 45% and 13835 out of total 30395 females are illiterate in this district.
Total working population of East Siang district is 26739 and non-working population is 34640 and out of 26739 working population 13050 peoples are totally dependent on agriculture.
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Self-Access Learning Unit (SALU)
European Studies students have to become fairly proficient in either German or French prior to their study and internship sojourn in Europe (Year III). Exceptionally high levels of fluency in both speaking and reading/writing are required for graduation.
The Department therefore has a Self-Access Learning Unit (SALU) of which students make obligatory use to enhance the process of foreign language acquisition. The self-study component, in addition to regular intensive classroom tuition, is an integral part of German and French Language classes during the first two years of study. Students are also encouraged to use the facilities for area studies purposes and advanced training in Year IV.
The SALU is equipped with networked multimedia PCs, a movie theatre equipped with TV and dedicated student work spaces. There is a constantly expanding collection of specially adapted computer software for language learning and a large collection of CD-ROMs and DVDs for both languages and area studies purposes. The materials are linked to the course syllabi. In consultation with teachers and tutors, students make their own choice of materials on an increasing scale. Ultimately, students should self-direct their language and language-related study according to individual needs or interests.
In addition, the SALU offers French and German reference and language books as well as study material for politics and area studies subjects, including French and German magazines.
* REMARK: SALU serves ONLY the current students of the Bachelor Programme in European Studies, HKBU.
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HTML Page Break
In Word/Open Office Writer, you can easily insert a Page Break to start a new page. How to make that in webpage?
If you are reading a webpage from monitor, you actually don't care about page break, because you can easily turn page using the keyboard or scroll the page using your mouse. But when you print it out, you get pages like the one on the left. The second table is separated into 2 pages, which makes the printout look weired.
By adding < p style="page-break-before: always" / > before the second form, we can avoid this weired printout because a page break is inserted for printing, and the result is like the one on the right. When you are reading the web page, you can only feel an empty line between the 2 tables; but printout will be different.
page-break-before and page-break-after are standard CSS2 elements. They work fine both in IE and Firefox. A simple way to add page break into your webpage (printout) is to modify H2 element's CSS:
H2 {page-break-before: always; }
H2.nobreak {page-break-before: avoid; }
because it is very likely that you want to start the header in a new page, and H2.nobreak is prepared for the very first header...
W3C site introduces some other CSS elements that can control printout size, margin, and orientation. It's good to take a look.


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Chris Ash opens Michigan week
PISCATAWAY - The salary Rutgers is paying second-year head coach Chris Ash pales in comparison to his Big Ten brethren.
Ash's $2.1 million salary this year ranks him 13th among the Big Ten's 14 head coaches, according to USA TODAY's annual release of its FBS coaches' salary database. The database includes figures for 121 of the 130 FBS programs.
On Dec. 7, 2015, the Rutgers Board of Governors unanimously approved Ash as head coach on a five-year, $11 million contract. Ash made $2 million as a rookie head coach in 2016. The contract runs through February 2021 and calls for annual salary increases of $100,000.
MORE: USA TODAY's FBS coaches salary database
Ash's annual salary is well-below the Big Ten-average of $3.4 million.
The only Big Ten head coach making less than Ash is Indiana's Tom Allen at $1.83 million. Other than Allen, there are only five Power Five head coaches making less than Ash. Pitt's Pat Narduzzi ($1.8 million), Wake Forest's Dave Clawson ($1.8 million), David Beaty of Kansas ($1.6 million, Cal's Justin Wilcox ($1.6 million), and Matt Luke of Ole Miss ($1.2 million).
One other noteworthy head coach, Notre Dame's Brian Kelly, makes less than Ash at $1.6 million. Notre Dame is one of three FBS independents, the other two being BYU and Army.
Of those making less than Ash, only Luke is an interim head coach. He was making $660,000 annually as the Rebels' co-offensive coordinator, then got an extra $500,000 to be the interim head coach after Hugh Freeze resigned.
Michigan's Jim Harbaugh remains the Big Ten's highest-paid head coach at $7 million, which ranks third nationally behind Alabam's Nick Saban ($11.1 million) and Clemson's Dabo Swinney ($8.5 million).
Of the 16 highest-paid coaches in the nation, five reside in the Big Ten. Of those five, four of them, Harbaugh, Ohio State's Urban Meyer, Penn State's James Franklin and Michigan State's Mark Dantonio, coach in the Big Ten East alongside Ash.
Ash's contract calls for a maximum bonus of $960,000, which ranks seventh in the Big Ten.
Below are total-pay figures for all 14 Big Ten head coaches. Maximum bonuses for each coach are in parenthesis.
1. Jim Harbaugh, Michigan, $7.004 million ($1.325 million)
2. Urban Meyer, Ohio State, $6,431,240 ($775,000)
3. James Franklin, Penn State, $4.6 million ($1 million)
4. Kirk Ferentz, Iowa, $4.55 million ($2.875 million)
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For the past 41 years it has been enjoyed, every June, by hundreds of people from all over the world. It is, by tradition, a supported rather than a guided walk – with everyone free to walk at their own pace each day. However, the Footprints team of experienced leaders walk the South Downs trail with you and you're assured that there will always be people nearby to help with directions, first aid or just a friendly smile.
With luxury coach transport provided to and from the trail each day, it is by far the simplest way of completing this beautiful countryside walk.
The South Downs Way walk changes direction every year and in 2020 it will begin in Winchester on Friday 5th June and finish in Eastbourne on Saturday 13th June. The walk will be followed by a celebratory buffet reception at Sussex University on the Saturday afternoon.
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Each day averages around 11 miles; Next year's sectors are as follows:
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- An invitation to the 'briefing meeting' in May, with complimentary refreshments
The Annual Walk is popular, as such places are limited and get booked up quickly… we look forward to meeting you in June.


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Dear Readers,
lets hope that ill manage to type all this up and post it today, since today is Sunday and I really don't have a lot of time haha.
So this week! It started pretty well, school is going pretty alright, except for the fact that im loosing motivation to like do the reading club. It started with me knowing that i have the 5th graders club on Monday, and well I just never came around to track them down in school and tell them that they have the club with me because I wasn't there during my holiday and that's why I think they thought that i stopped offering it.You always have to remind them because their growing little minds are always packed with something else. So well , I fucked up Monday. And well then, because I already fucked up monday, i kinda just didnt t feel the motivation or really care about Tuesday either haha. So yeah,the Reading club had a little break this week.
Oh and well since i promised that I would take pictures of animals when i could, i did. I think it was even Monday, when a family of cows crossed my path on my way home so here they are :
(not the best picture quality I know, but well , you and I have to live with it 😉 )
So what did I do during the week? Well besides the discouragement of the Reading club, I was really busy with my Projects, like really. before I go into what im doing in my Armenian lessons. So as i mentioned, last week i finished with the alphabet and that my future lessons would be with a more practical. And well, I started with things like talking about myself and introductions. Then we passed on to talking about one's family and basic things like hobby. I also started catching up with my Armenian vocabulary, Elen gave me quite a number of verbs to learn. So ill be working on that again but it's just very difficult to concentrate and sustain the constant learning and motivation feed to learn all those vocabulary cards.
Other wise I was very busy with the " Deutsh lernen mit König Artus " or " Learn German with King Arthur " project. A page will be made for that once it has been completed, or maybe a bit earlier. That way u can actually update on the progress and milestones I hit on the way. Additionally I also have the " Bauhaus" project which will also get a site of its own once I manage to plan out the basics and outline of that event. It really just is very tiring and stress haha because im pretty sure that I won't be able to complete the " Deutsch lernen mit König Arthus" Projekt untill the end of my Service here so I'll probably finish it in Germany and send over 2 copies, one for the Goethe Centrum And one for the school. But none of that now! That l all get elaborated on its own side haha. Alright well during the week I also tried to meet up with the German teacher from the secondary school to talk with her about what I could do with the students who would be interested in having a weekly lesson with me. It didn't work out haha yeah so I'll try to fit that into next week! Oh and well I really started liking herbs here and well I always eat them with scrambled eggs and while I was shopping, I paid quite a low price for my purchase. In the picture are two bushels of mixed herbs, 6 pieces of red beetroot, 3 apples, 2 Kiwis, and that for 800 dram or well 1.30€ . A ridiculously cheap price.Below is a picture of my successful " raid":
Another thing i did for the first time was that i developed quite a craving for fried potatoes, and that's why, I needed potatoes. And we had just run out potatoes in the Apartment, and that's why I decided to venture alone into the basement, where i knew they had their stash of potatoes. So i asked emma for the key, flashlight and the direction to which door i had to go to. It was the second last door on the night. And so I went downstairs and found the place, although it was a bit scary at the beginning. Here is a picture of the Hallway and the Storage unit:
And well when i arrived in Yerevan on Thursday evening, we had a visitor, Johanna. She is a friend of Elisas, from her little community in rural Germany. And well she was visiting her since she just got done with her Abi and well she already met up with Elisa in Georgia and made her way down to Yerevan. She got here on Thursday. Friday Elisa, her friend and I started of the day by finally going to the Matenadaran, the Armenian language museum. We where thinking about getting a tour guide , but I generally don't like following people who explain things to me so i manged to convince them to just go in by our own and so we did. We did however occasionally latch on to one or the other travel group where we could understand what they where saying. We walked around fora bit and well kinda got bored haha, and since Elisa already was there once, she quickly showed us to the important things and explained a bit so we could dip out of there.
Next thing on our plan was to have some lunch and at the same time meet a friend which Johanna and Elisa made in Tbilisi. I called him Fiat because the name sounded quite similar. We ate at Jengalovhaz, and we came there earlier and ordered 3 Jengalovhaz and a nice mint tea. We talked a bit and after 30 minutes or so Fiat arrived. While we where waiting we (Elisa and Johanna) where gossiping about him. He arrived, and he was this probably like 30-year-old energy bundle and we just sat a bit and talked. He was this like alright dude, who through his kinda shady business, can afford to travel around how he is doing. But overall he was despite his energy like a wacky person. And well, we all just kinda wanted to move on and continue with our day plan, and every time we where like moving towards the end of the conversation, Elisa would always say something critical to keep it going or like " You can join us later" so haha me and Johanna always exchanged dreadful looks.
After that we basically just went home and chilled until 19:00 came around. 19:00 was when the Ballet was starting and we had tickets to that Ballet. The Ballet was "Cippolino". and here are two pictures from the performance and Elisas lovely face right when the performance was starting.
Im pretty sure you can tell yourself which picture is which.
But well, in summary,while the actual ballet was not that interesting, but it was quite amusing trying to find out and the whole plot and the meaning of the acts and characters, since we didn't read a Ballet summary before. So yeah, and after that while we where getting our coats and getting ready to leave to home, we decided to really throw a party at our place. I ordered 5 Pizzas from a new Pizza place and we all wrote people who we knew. We rushed home and started cleaning up and going shopping for alcohol and such. And as we where standing in line and i was ready to pay, I reached for my wallet and realized that it was gone. II panicked quite strongly because I had quite a lot of things in there. My identity cards, my insurance and credit card and about 100€ in AMD. So Elisa payed and Martin and me walked down the way we came to see if I maybe dropped it somewhere on the way. Sadly we didn't find it there and when we came back to the supermarket, the rest had left for home already and so we head there as well. Me in a quite shitty and wacky mood. And well, after I had made it up to the stairs to the apartment, I was told that i had never taken my Wallet to the Ballet and that it was lying right there on the table the whole time, so that was a quite positive turn of the evening and i was very relieved.
So we cleaned up, Martin invited a student of his and his friend, both of which showed up and Annajan also came around and we all started drinking. Anna jan is also the person i introduced Johanna as the "Besuch" or Visitor as, hence the title of this Blog entry.Soon after the Pizzas arrived and we started eating. And well after a while of alcohol and food we where quite drunk already and headed out. In conclusion to the evening, we got denied at one club and just basically got very shit faced at the Stoyka before just coming home. Nothing memorable and not the best experience.
And well, the next Morning all of us just woke up totally hung over and dead. We just sat around at home since we where literally wasted and that was the reason why the day was also wasted.
Sunday, we went to the vernissage where i bought a quite an old german book about Armenia , Martin bought a Book in Russian which talked about history to help his russian skills. Johanna was looking for a ring which she didn't find sadly, but we did see a whole new side of the vernissage. WE walked around to the end of the market and around the far sides and saw really cool and weird things like old postcards, medical equipment, chemical equipment, military equipment and all kinds of other jazz. Other than that we just headed to crumbs to eat some lovely food and after that, we just headed home and chilled there like always haha.
Monday was the start of the normal working week again which meant that Martin and Kira had to head to their jobs. Well only martin, because Kira was hella sick. Elisa had taken off for Johanna and I was well, just being lazy and decided to allow myself another free day because Tuesday and Wednesday where Work off days. So we three sat down in the morning and decided to take a look at the Church on the Sevan Peninsula , Sevanavank , so Johanna could see some other part of Armenia as well, not only Yerevan. We hopped into a GG and got to the northern Bustation to hop onto the Matrschroutka to Sevan. Sadly, the men there told us that the bus was already fool and I improved and asked when the Bus to Chambarack would be leaving. They said that it would leave in around 5 minutes, so I decided that we would just hop onto that one, because it also passes the Sevan Peninsula, and we would just hop off there. And thats what we did. We drove there and I don't quite ask how our guest likes the trip haha but lets continue! The moment we hopped of at the road leading into the Peninsula we were hit with the Wind. I had warned everyone to put on some extra clothes because it would be cold and the wind would be strong, but I wasn't ready for this haha. We walked for 15 minutes through the icy wind to the steps of the Hill and climbed them. That part was even worse, i was afraid to get some ear infection or a cold because of the strong wind. Once up, we huddled into the sides of the old monastery and hid in the chapel, where we enjoyed the idyllic silence and light smell of candles for a few minutes before making our way down again. It was kinda wack because normally the view from the chapel over the land/seascape is quite stunning. ( If you have been with me from the start of this blog and know the couple of first pictures, you'll know) and on that day, it was just quite murky, haily and cloudy.
Here are some Pictures of the bad weather and view:
We got ourselves a Khachapuri and a gata from the small bakery below where the baker could surprisingly speak German before we hopped into a Taxi back to Yerevan. At home we just hunkered down and drank some Hot chocolate and marshmallows and Johanna got a hair cut and well, the evening was quite interesting in many ways because of a few medical issues xD No further Comment. And that was Monday.
Tuesday was a pretty simple day. We headed out to the national Gallery of Yerevan to look at the permanent exhibition there and it was quite cool. I didn't know that they had ancient Roman or Egyptian artifacts there. But looking at the history, it makes sense haha. Otherwise we all admired the works of Aivazovsky and Saryan for example. I dont include pictures of the Artworks because first of all it would ruin the "Yerevan experience" for you and ill maybe even make or post into an "Art" Page ill make here where ill post pictures ill draw based on things ive seen in the Museums! So well see.We did sadly leave too early because we all skipped out on breakfast kinda, me and Johanna had Instant noodles haha, and well just wanted to eat. Which we did of course, at Tashir Pizza. After that we went and looked at the Church of St.Gregor the Illuminator, which is right at the Metro Station Zoravar Andronik , which we then used to get home haha. The evening was quite interesting too! That evening was the "March against Turkey" Protest, which aimed at getting attention towards the fact that Turkey hasn't really accepted the fact that they committed genocide. We joined them around 8 pm. , and joined Martin and two of his students who were already in the march. There we also got DIY torches and just walked the Kievyan street down to the Genocide memorial Park. We chilled there for a bit before just heading back home because we where cold, hungry and tired. `We managed to Order sushi and other Asian delivery food at 23:30 and well, waited until around 0:30 until it came. I swear, i was so fucking happy once the delivery guy called haha. We enjoyed our Asian cuisine with a small cup of 10 year old Ararat and after the dinner, Johanna , Elisa and Me still had one Cha Cha shot, where i almost threw up, but lets forget that. We talked for a bit more before going to sleep and ending that final full day.
Genocide day, or this Wednesday was very relaxed. We just basically sat around. Julian, a Volunteer from Georgia who had only had a half-year service had come around to visit so we joined out little party aswell. Around lunch time we headed out to the city to eat some traditional for Elisa Guest and after that, with an Ice cream, headed back home where we also had to leave immediately so that Johanna could catch her connection to Tbilisi , where she would be flying home from. So 30 minutes later and standing at the Kilikia Bustation, we waved the minibus good-bye where Johanna was in.
And that basically summed up the "Visitor week" i was planning on reporting on.
Oh and another two facts during the week:
I had quite the problem with sleeping, always waking up between 5 and 7 mostly, which had its personal and emotional reasons, but that always was a bit frustrating haha.
Oh and I started learning " Time in a Bottle" on the Ukelele. Ukelele is quite easy and fun instrument to learn with which you can do quite a lot. And with the help of the Internet, Johanna and Elisa, I did quite well, Apparently i learn it very fast so I guess good on me 😉
I dont know with Johanna there it really was a change of pace. Maybe because it was another "new" German, maybe not. Who knows 😉 haha. Anyways, here are some of the memorable jokes which were made while she was there:
- Killing Martin by simply placing a pillow onto his face while he sleeps. because he sleeps like an Egyptian mummy and doesn't move.
- Complimenting with " Inkompitent"
- Learning Jenisch, and mostly using "fesch"
- Having lovely people like Murat around Johanna
- Generally patriotic Armenian jokes like the toast " Auf Hayastan und Tod den Türken" and being admitted as an Armenian citizen when you have seen, drank and taken a drag of Ararat.
- "Stell dich nicht so an"
- "Hier wird nichts verziehen"
But there's quite a number of many other things , but those are too much to mention. Besides, its best kept in oneself. Anyways, the general visit was really another highlight of this FSJ so i hope ill be able to see Elisa and Johanna next year again after this service during my "Transgerman Bike tour" But that's maybe a post for itself.
Illl be having another pretty stressy and busy end of the week and Weekend with the Goethe Institut and maybe even Elisa so thatls be coming up next!
I cant wait to see the sea of comments haha, hope you enjoyed reading, I apologize for the bad grammer ,spelling and ill see you soon!