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Gifts of ADD
November 7, 2013
People used to think ADD was a childhood issue. We know now that a large percentage of adults who had ADD as kids will continue to deal with it to greater and lesser degrees. On my cable TV show, I did a segment on Adult ADD which I've been told has been very helpful to many people with ADD and for their families.
Having works with hundreds of folks with AD/HD in the past 30 years, I know that ADD is not a one-size fits all label. And, in addition to difficulties posed by having AD/HD, let's keep in mind that many of our greatest minds, successful CEO's and entrepreneurs, artists and others have ADD. Einstein, DaVinci and many other talented inventors, writers, artists, CEOs, athletes had ADD. A good coach helps the person find their strengths and talents.
To watch this show, just click: http://www.chelmsfordtv.org/index.phpoption=com_content&view=article&id=70&Itemid=314
Fish Oil- Omega 3's- and AD/HD
February 20, 2012
Many people with AD/HD benefit from taking omega-3 fish oil. There are many brands, including some specialized ones that your doctor may recommend because he or she wants you to have the right EPA/DHA dosage for brain health vs. heart health.
Just read an interesting piece in Consumer Reports ShopSmart magazine, January 2012 issue. If you are taking, or thinking of taking, a more standard omega-3, this could be helpful for you.
They tested for:
Do they show the listed amount of omega-3 fatty acids EPA and DHA?
Do they properly disintegrate, show sign of spoilage, or contain contaminants such as lead, mercury, dioxins, or PCBs?
Even brands they recommend contained detectable levels of most contaminants, even though many claim they're free of them. Consumer's still recommends them because they don't exceed USP and other regulatory limits.
Check with your physician before taking fish-oil supplements because they can interfere with some medications. Dr. Cerulli generally suggests high grade fish oil for her AD/HD patients. She tailors the dosage to at least 2,000mg combined EPA+DHA for adults and 1,000mg for children. Some patients need to increase in order to target specific clinical symptoms such as depression. Talk with her if you are taking omega 3 or have questions about your dosage.
Jay and I have taken other more expensive ones to get the EPA/DHA ratio we were looking for…
Here are the 9 that passed all their tests listed in order of price based on cost of taking 1000 milligrams of EPA and DHA daily-the dose they say is recommended for heart health. Check with your doctor to tailor this for you.
1. Spring Valley Omega 3 Walmart
2. Finest Natural Walgreens
3. Walgreens Omega 3 Concentrate
4. Barlean's Organic
5. Nature Made 1200 mg
6. Vitamin Shoppe Meg 3
7. Carlson Super omega3 gems
8. Norweigian Gold Ultimate Fish Oil's Critical Omega
9. Nature's Way
1. Kirkland Signature Omega 3 Costco
2. Nordic Naturals Ultimate Omega
3. CVS Natural
4. GNC Triple Strength
5. Nature's Bounty Odorless
6. Sundown Naturals
I hope this is helpful for you.
Best to you,
P.S. The article suggests keeping them in the freezer or eat with meals for reduced fish burps…
CAM for ADHD
July 27, 2010
I recently saw an interesting statistic reporting more than 50% of parents use complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) to treat their children's ADHD. Many parents of ADHD children and adults with ADHD opt to combine conventional treatments, such as stimulant medication, with CAM while others prefer to use nonpharmacological therapies alone. Although most nonpharmacological interventions have limited data to support their benefit, 80% of patients who use natural products consider these to be their primary treatment modality. Yet few disclose this information to their treating physician. If you are using any alternative therapies I would urge you to discuss these with your doctor. The goal is to promote optimal integrative treatment and avoid any potential pitfalls.
Given the frequent use of CAM, I thought it would be helpful to review the common nonpharmacological treatment options for ADHD. Currently the most popular nonconventional ADHD therapies are as follows: dietary changes, herbal supplements, trace elements/vitamins, neurofeedback, essential fatty acids (EFA's), and yoga/massage for ADHD.
In my experience complimentary and alternative treatments can be safely and effectively integrated with conventional approaches to treating ADHD. Despite the limited data, nonpharmacological treatments have indeed shown some benefits. For example in one research study using dietary changes to treat ADHD, 75% of children showed improvement in their symptoms when food colorings and additives were removed from their diet. Another study showed children and adolescents with low blood levels of ferritin (the storage form of iron in the body) experienced higher rates of ADHD-type symptoms, which improved with taking 80 mg per day of iron. More specifically the kids hyperactive and impulsive symptoms improved with the iron supplementation, but their inattentive symptoms did not.
In a separate small study, ADHD children practicing yoga demonstrated improvements in their symptoms over time compared to the group of ADHD children who did conventional exercise. In support of the argument for combined treatment, children who continued to take simulant medication simultaneously while practicing yoga showed the greatest benefit.
In summary, an integrative care approach – combining conventional with nonconventional therapies – may offer the best potential outcomes for those with ADHD. I encourage patients to talk with their doctors about all treatment options. It is important to inform your treatment providers of any and all interventions you are utilizing (or wish to utilize) so that safe and appropriate care can be implemented and the greatest benefit received.


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Maybe you are open to the gifts of the Holy Spirit but you are not sure about tongues. Either you believe they are over emphasized or they are not for you. If that is you, then you I recommend you read "They Speak with Other Tongues" by John Sherrill. He was a secular and skeptical journalist who was sent to investigate the "tongues" phenomenon. The results of his investigation were not only shocking to him, but his book has ministered to millions of people for whom tongues and the supernatural were foreign.
We recently had one of our members who felt like tongues were real but his family was saying it wasn't good. On the one hand he felt skeptical, on the other hand he felt like there was power in it that he needed to overcome the flesh. We gave him this book, and it really helped him to work through his concerns. By the time I saw him next, he was ready to go for it. It seems that doubts about tongues are a big stumbling block for people, and that this book helps work through them, so that they can receive them, and the power that goes with them. I highly recommend They Speak with Other Tongues as a primer for any pastor trying to help people get filled, as well as people who are searching.

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Bhavin Turakhia Joins Unacademy's Board
- Ed-tech startup Unacademy is backed by investors including Nexus Venture Partners, Blume Ventures, Vijay Shekhar Sharma among others.
- Online Indian education market is expected to grow 8x in next 5 years to reach $1.96B (Google-KPMG study)
Bengaluru, India: August 9, 2017: Online learning platform Unacademy today announced the appointment of Bhavin Turakhia, co-founder of Directi, on its Board as a Director. Bhavin will contribute to Unacademy's overall business strategy and vision of democratizing educational content.
Commenting on Bhavin's joining the board, Gaurav Munjal, CEO & Co-founder, Unacademy, said: "Bhavin's experience in management and growing large companies is invaluable to Unacademy. Over the years Bhavin is someone we have always looked up to, and whenever we reached out, he was responsive. As we prepare for our next phase of growth, we look forward to his mentorship and guidance to make Unacademy the platform of choice for a billion Indians. I'm very excited about him joining us on the board as we look to create India's largest learning platform."
On his appointment to the board, Bhavin said, "I'm personally passionate about the education sector, and with technology empowering it, we can reach out to a larger base of students and professionals keen on learning. I believe in Unacademy's platform-centric approach to building an engaged community of some of India's top educators and learners. I have worked with Gaurav in the past and I'm confident that with his outstanding entrepreneurial skills, he will steer Unacademy to greater heights. This is likely to benefit thousands of careers and I'm happy to be a part of this initiative by Gaurav."
Bhavin Turakhia is a serial tech entrepreneur and CEO and co-founder of Directi. He is also the founder and CEO of Flock, Radix, CodeChef, and Ringo, as well as the co-founder of Media.net and Zeta. In 2016, Bhavin was ranked as the 95th richest person in India, with a net worth of $1.3 billion, along with his brother Divyank Turakhia, according to Forbes magazine.
Unacademy is an online learning platform that empowers educators to create courses on various subjects. Its vision is to build the world's largest online knowledge repository for multi-lingual education. The platform currently has more than 40,000 lessons online.
About Unacademy
Unacademy, (Sorting Hat Technologies Private Limited) founded in December 2015 by Gaurav Munjal, Roman Saini, Hemesh Singh and Sachin Gupta, has risen rapidly to become India's largest free learning platform, with over 1 million users (as of July 2017). There are over 40,000 online lessons and specialised courses created by thousands of educators, who have notched up 6 million views.
Backed by Nexus Venture Partners, Blume Ventures, as well as top angel investors in the country, Unacademy currently employs 35 in its Bengaluru office.
www.unacademy.com | Youtube | Facebook | Twitter | LinkedIn | Educator App | Learning App
About Bhavin Turakhia
Bhavin Turakhia is a serial tech entrepreneur and CEO and co-founder of Directi. He is also the founder and CEO of Flock, Radix, CodeChef, and Ringo, as well as the co-founder of Media.net and Zeta. In 2016, Bhavin was ranked as the 95th richest person in India, with a net worth of $1.3 billion, along with his brother Divyank Turakhia, according to Forbes magazine. He has been honored as a 2011 Young Global Leader by the World Economic Forum.
In 2013, Bhavin sold four of his web presence companies – BigRock, LogicBoxes, ResellerClub, and Webhosting.info – to Nasdaq-listed, U.S.-based web-hosting firm Endurance International Group, for $160 million. In August 2016, Bhavin and his brother, Divyank Turakhia, sold off their Dubai and New York-based ad-technology company Media.net, founded in 2010, to Chinese investors for $900 million. This is the third largest ad-tech deal in history and amongst the largest bootstrapped cash exits worldwide.
Bhavin has received numerous awards and global recognition. In 2016, he was recognised as Serial Entrepreneur of the Year and Entrepreneur of the Year in Innovation and Technology by Entrepreneur magazine. He was also awarded the by The Economic Times, in the same year. He was also recognised as Bharti Entrepreneur of the Year by the Bharti Foundation & the Entrepreneurship Development Institute of India, in 2005. He has served as chairperson of the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN)'s Registrar Constituency for two terms


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17 square meters is enough to live in peace. The apartment is so small that sometimes it seems as if from the sofa you can reach the pan, standing on the stove.
In this small Scandinavian apartment, you should pay attention to the following details:
- Instead of paintings, the composition is used on the covers of magazines;
- On the walls of the strip imitating torn Wallpaper;
- On the window there is an additional shelf for flowers. Space-saving brings about changes in familiar things;
- Additional shelves above the doors in the hallway. Another opportunity to use any
- On the door to the dressing room hanging metal boxes. Again, the creation of additional areas for storage.


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In the United States, there are hospitals with emergency rooms for serious illness and injuries, immediate-care clinics (also called "walk-in" or "urgent care" clinics) for smaller problems, as well as private physicians.
The quickest and most convenient way to get medical treatment for nonemergency situations is to go to a walk-in clinic or urgent care center. These facilities offer:
Just call CIEE at 1-888-268-6245, or email us at firstname.lastname@example.com. You can also go to the CIEE insurance website and use our "doctor finder" tool.
If you have a serious emergency and need assistance right away from the police or an ambulance, dial 911 from any telephone. Only use this number in a true emergency, if you feel your life is in danger!
If you currently take medication, bring enough to last the duration of your internship. Medications should be properly packaged and labeled before leaving your home country.
Please check with your local embassy about any specific documents you may need to enter the United States with this medication.
If you lose or run out of your medication, you'll have to visit a U.S. doctor. Your prescription from home will not be valid in the United States. If you need medicine after you arrive in the United States, contact CIEE for additional assistance.
Your policy has limited dental coverage. CIEE recommends seeing a dentist before leaving your home country. For complete dental coverage information, visit the CIEE insurance website.
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The beautiful neighborhood of Country Club Gardens is a charming condo community within the Palm River real estate. Set amidst the gorgeous landscaped tropical trees and beautiful gardens, the complex has a great view of the lake. Originally built in 1978, Country Club Gardens complex has a community pool, cabana and assigned parking bays. Located close by is the exclusive La Playa Golf Club, offering great putting greens and a private club membership with benefits like spa and sauna facilities. The Vanderbilt beach is a few minutes drive away, with pristine sandy beaches and a myriad of outdoor water sports like kayaking and snorkeling. Enjoy your shopping at Mercato Shopping Mall, the premier lifestyle center, offering boutiques, restaurants and art galleries.
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Connecting to Exact Online
The Sisense Exact connector is a standalone connector that allows you to import data from Exact's API into the ElastiCube Manager. After you have downloaded and installed the connector, you can connect through a connection string you provide Sisense in the ElastiCube Manager. The connection string is used to authenticate users who connect to the Exact APIs. To obtain a connection string, you will need to create a Exact app.
Once you have connected to Exact, you can import a variety of tables from the Exact API.
This page describes how to install the Exact connector, how to connect to Exact with a connection string, and what tables you can import into the ElastiCube Manager:
Installing the Exact Connector
Sisense provides the Exact connector as a standalone connector that you can download and add to your list of default Sisense connectors.
To install the Exact connector:
- Download the Exact installation file.
- Open the installation file and click Install.
- After the installation process is complete, click Close.
The Exact connector is displayed in the ElastiCube Manager under Add Data > Web Services.
Adding Exact Tables to your ElastiCube
Sisense uses connection strings to connect to Exact and import data into the ElastiCube Manager. The default connection string for Exact is:
jdbc:exactonline:InitiateOAuth=GETANDREFRESH;Region='United States';Division=5512;
After you connect using the default connection string, Sisense redirects you to Exact's Login page where you log in and your account is authenticated. Once the account is authenticated, the relevant tables can be added to your ElastiCube.
If you want to customize your connection string, you can by creating an Exact app and passing additional connection string parameters. For more information, see Registering an App at the end of this page.
To add Exact data:
- In ElastiCube Manager, click Add Data and then, Exact. The Connect to Exact window is displayed.
- In Datasource Connection String, enter the connection string: jdbc:exactonline:InitiateOAuth=GETANDREFRESH;Region='United States';Division=5512;
- Click Connect to Server. You are redirected to the Exact Login page.
- Log in to your Exact account. Exact is displayed in the Select Database list in the ElastiCube Manager.
- Click OK. Sisense connects to Exact and displays a list of tables available for you to import.
- Select the relevant tables and click Add. The tables are displayed in the ElastiCube Manager.
Exact Tables
Exact's RESTful APIs expose the following Exact tables that you can import into the ElastiCube Manager through the Sisense Exact connector:
Available Tables
- AcceptQuotation
- AccountInvolvedAccounts
- AccountOwners
- Accounts
- Addresses
- BankAccounts
- BankEntries
- BankEntryLines
- CashEntries
- CashEntryLines
- CommunicationNotes
- Complaints
- Contacts
- Costcenters
- CostTransactions
- Costunits
- DepreciationMethods
- DirectDebitMandates
- DocumentAttachments
- DocumentFolders
- DocumentTypeFolders
- Events
- ExchangeRates
- GeneralJournalEntries
- GeneralJournalEntryLines
- GLAccounts
- GoodsDeliveries
- GoodsDeliveryLines
- InvoiceSalesOrders
- InvoiceTerms
- InvolvedUserRoles
- InvolvedUsers
- Items
- ItemWarehouses
- Journals
- Mailboxes
- MailMessageAttachments
- MailMessages
- OperationResources
- Operations
- Opportunities
- PaymentConditions
- PrintedSalesInvoices
- PrintedSalesOrders
- PrintQuotation
- ProductionAreas
- ProjectHourBudgets
- ProjectRestrictionEmployees
- ProjectRestrictionItems
- ProjectRestrictionRebillings
- Projects
- PurchaseEntries
- PurchaseEntryLines
- QuotationLines
- Quotations
- RejectQuotation
- ReopenQuotation
- ReviewQuotation
- SalesEntries
- SalesEntryLines
- SalesInvoiceLines
- SalesInvoices
- SalesItemPrices
- SalesOrderID
- SalesOrderLines
- SalesOrders
- ServiceRequests
- ShopOrderMaterialPlans
- ShopOrderRoutingStepPlans
- ShopOrders
- SolutionLinks
- StockCountLines
- StockCounts
- SubscriptionLines
- SubscriptionRestrictionEmployees
- SubscriptionRestrictionItems
- Subscriptions
- Tasks
- TimeCorrections
- TimeTransactions
- VATCodes
- Warehouses
- Workcenters
Available Views
- AccountantInfo
- AccountClasses
- AccountClassificationNames
- AccountClassifications
- ActiveEmployments
- AddressStates
- AgingOverview
- AgingPayablesList
- AgingReceivablesList
- Assets
- AvailableFeatures
- Banks
- BatchNumbers
- Budgets
- Currencies
- DefaultMailbox
- Departments
- Divisions
- DocumentCategories
- Documents
- DocumentsAttachments
- DocumentTypeCategories
- DocumentTypes
- Employees
- EmploymentContractFlexPhases
- EmploymentContracts
- EmploymentEndReasons
- EmploymentOrganizations
- Employments
- EmploymentSalaries
- FinancialPeriods
- GLClassifications
- GLSchemes
- GLTransactionTypes
- HourCostTypes
- ItemGroups
- ItemVersions
- JobGroups
- JobTitles
- JournalStatusList
- Layouts
- OpportunityContacts
- OutstandingInvoicesOverview
- PayablesList
- PreferredMailbox
- PriceLists
- ProfitLossOverview
- ProjectBudgetTypes
- PurchaseOrderLines
- PurchaseOrders
- ReasonCodes
- ReceivablesList
- RecentCosts
- RecentHours
- ReportingBalance
- Returns
- RevenueList
- SalesPriceListDetails
- Schedules
- SerialNumbers
- ShippingMethods
- StockBatchNumbers
- StockSerialNumbers
- StorageLocations
- SubscriptionLineTypes
- SubscriptionReasonCodes
- SubscriptionTypes
- TaxComponentRates
- TaxEmploymentEndFlexCodes
- TaxScheduleComponents
- TaxSchedules
- TimeAndBillingAccountDetails
- TimeAndBillingActivitiesAndExpenses
- TimeAndBillingEntryAccounts
- TimeAndBillingEntryProjects
- TimeAndBillingEntryRecentAccounts
- TimeAndBillingEntryRecentActivitiesAndExpenses
- TimeAndBillingEntryRecentHourCostTypes
- TimeAndBillingEntryRecentProjects
- TimeAndBillingItemDetails
- TimeAndBillingProjectDetails
- TransactionLines
- Transactions
- Units
- UserRoles
- UserRolesPerDivision
- Users
- VatPercentages
Registering an App
To access Exact's REST API from the ElastiCube Manager, you must provide valid Oauth Exact credentials through a connection string. These credentials are provided by Exact when you register an application.
After you receive your credentials from Exact, you can create the connection string and provide Sisense with it to connect to your data. Each connection string contains a authentication parameters that the data source uses to verify your identity and what information you can export to Sisense. To learn more, see Connection String Parameters.
Follow the steps below to obtain the OAuth client credentials, the OAuthClientId and OAuthClientSecret:
- Create an Exact Online developer account.
- Log into the App Center and click Manage Apps > Add a New Application.
- Enter the app name to be displayed to users when they are prompted to grant permissions to your app.
- Enter the Redirect URI.If you are making a desktop application, set the Redirect URI to http://localhost:portnumber. If you are making a Web application, set the Redirect URI to a page you would like the user to be returned to after they have granted your application permissions.
- Click Edit for your app. The client credentials, the client Id and client secret, are displayed.


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Assessing American children's educational progress with NAEP
The National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP) is a congressionally mandated project administered by the National Center for Education Statistics (NCES).
Often called the "The Nation's Report Card," NAEP is the only nationally representative continuing assessment of what America's students know and can do in various subject areas.
Westat has been selected to be responsible for sampling and data collection activities and the support and service center for NAEP through 2024, continuing work that we began in 1983.


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Jaunpils district was always prominent in Zemgale and Kurzeme because of its labor and cultural traditions which were associated with Jaunpils castle that was built in 1301, according to the chronicle written by Saaremaa bishop J.G.Arnolt. In order to study, aggregate and popularize the historical information of the district Jaunpils museum was opened in 1995, and currently it is located in the oldest living part of the castle. The activities of the museum include three directions:
In 2003 Jaunpils museum received accreditation certificate. In the exhibition hall it is possible to look at the Livonian castle models - Jaunpils castle and Dobele castle, copies of arms and armour, archaeological finds, collections of ancient coins, exciting and interesting information about the castle and destinies of Jaunpils people. The secret medieval stairs lead to the exhibition hall where one can regularly see masterpieces by the professional and local artists, attend Jaunpils gardeners' flower exhibitions. Visitors love such activities as "Art Days", "Museum Night", medieval festivals.
There are more than 100 legends and tales about Jaunpils. If eager to learn at least one, welcome to Jaunpils!
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Food and restaurants in Long Island
Top restaurants
"Right downstairs from us and considered one of the best pizza spots in nyc. All organic and handmade. They also have an outdoor beer garden and homemade ice cream."
- 843 locals recommend
Pizza Place
"Favorite restaurant for breakfast lunch or dinner, they have a nice backyard area "
- 611 locals recommend
Southern / Soul Food Restaurant
"Brunch & Dinner Local favorite, stylish comfort food eatery with celeb chef Marcus Samuelsson. "
- 558 locals recommend
Movie Theatre
"This theater shows independent/arthouse/foreign films/nostalgic films. It has an in-theater full wait service with a full menu of food and drinks so you can eat/drink during your movie! "
- 636 locals recommend
New American Restaurant
"This chill Greenpoint bistro offers New American fare with an Aussie accent & brunch options. Pretty popular spot, cool vibe. We like Mussels there. ;)"
- 488 locals recommend
Deli / Bodega
"Probably the best Pastrami Sandwich you will ever find! When Sally meet Harry Movie place!"
- 400 locals recommend
Southern / Soul Food Restaurant
"A must for brunch or dinner. This restaurant is peak Brooklyn vibes, and I also love thier cocktail menu!"
- 355 locals recommend
Donut Shop
"Doughnuts are enormous and yummy! Many location but if you go into the Brooklyn location on Franklin Ave. you get to watch them makes these mouthwatering treats. "
- 366 locals recommend
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Gourmet Shop
"Eataly NYC Flatiron is a vibrant Italian marketplace that features an array of cafes, counters, restaurants, and a cooking school. Eat, shop, and learn. Remember to check out the rooftop, it's sorta hidden so ask if you need help finding!"
- 347 locals recommend
"Long time favorite coffee jaunt featuring Counter Culture coffee. Every oat milk latte is perfection. They serve breakfast and lunch all day long! Forget about working here cause they're always packed! Still love them though!"
- 217 locals recommend
"Small, hip bar often with live music (go early if there's music that night to get a seat)"
- 162 locals recommend
Coffee Shop
"Really, really delicious coffee. And in the summer, they brew the iced coffee for 16 hours. What?!"
- 167 locals recommend
"A great place to stop for breakfast! Absolutely love their Donuts prepared by Dough! "
- 126 locals recommend
Mexican Restaurant
"Fabulous Mexican! Can get a bit crowded during lunch but well worth the wait. Limited seating"
- 166 locals recommend
Breakfast Spot
" One of the neighborhood's most famous brunch spot, they serve simple but awesome egg dishes with ingredients that come from their own farm upstate. We recommend to get there before 12 / 12:30 to avoid the long lines."
- 139 locals recommend
Coffee Shop
"Cozy cafe offering espresso drinks & light bites in a hip, old-timey space with garden seating."
- 140 locals recommend
Food tastings and tours
"Right downstairs from us and considered one of the best pizza spots in nyc. All organic and handmade. They also have an outdoor beer garden and homemade ice cream."
- 843 locals recommend
Donut Shop
"Doughnuts are enormous and yummy! Many location but if you go into the Brooklyn location on Franklin Ave. you get to watch them makes these mouthwatering treats. "
- 366 locals recommend
"Great breakfast/brunch spot. Share the pancakes and order main courses. Ask for their homemade raspberry jam! "
- 239 locals recommend
"Carlo's Bakery is the best in the area with many famous treats and delights, as seen on the TV show."
- 82 locals recommend
French Restaurant
"Fantastic French place that's been one of New York's top restaurants forever at this point. No reservation required, just go. Expect to spend $20 per person."
- 167 locals recommend
Gourmet Shop
"100+ year old jewish appetizers. The lox are amazing, the best I've ever had. It's a great experience. "
- 167 locals recommend
Donut Shop
"Donuts that are truly unsurpassed by any other donut or donut shop I have ever been to in my life-- and I'm a life-long donut fanatic! Bettter than krispy kreme's which I loved as a kid. Huge PLUS: They also just happen to be vegan! The most popular flavor is the jelly donut with peanut butter icing and a chocolate drizzle, (my own personal favorite as well!) But they have other unique flavors that are fun to try such as: Rosemary butter flavor, Blueberry french toast, Pistachio, Raspberry with oat flakes, Strawberry, and more! Truly a Must-have!"
- 130 locals recommend
Donut Shop
"The best donuts in NY at only $1 a piece! Worth the trek to Brooklyn for these delicious pieces of dough. My favorites are the boston creme and honey-dipped."
- 141 locals recommend


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'He needed that' - Coman's strong showings delight France boss Deschamps
Didier Deschamps has praised Kingsley Coman's "efficiency" after his strike in France's 3-0 win over Andorra in Euro 2020 qualifying on Tuesday.
The Bayern Munich winger scored his first goals for Les Bleus since March 2016 in Saturday's 4-1 win over Albania.
He followed that with the opener against Andorra, firmly staking his claim to start France's Group H double header against Iceland and leaders Turkey next month.
"I already told you that he's added efficiency since last season," Deschamps told a media conference.
"Dribbling, creating danger, he knows how to do it. To see him play this well is good for me.
"In a month, I will make choices but I'm happy for him; he needed that. What he has done in these two games is the same level as what he has done with his club lately."
France were guilty of squandering a host of chances against a side ranked 133 places below them in the world – most notably through Antoine Griezmann's second missed penalty – but Deschamps refused to be too hard on his players after the game.
"It's good, even if the score should have been heavier because of the chances we created," he told TF1 .
"We did what we had to do in these September games. We had to take the six points. The six points is good, but the next six will be important too."
Coman was also pleased to come away with two victories and strong showing on the personal level, and says his fitness is a big part of his progress.
"It's a very nice week. It went well on the personal and collective level," he told TF1.
"When the body follows, it's easy to be at the top level, and I will continue to work.
"My quality of dribbling, when I returned, I could bring it. And that of a finisher! It's always fun when I have it, especially in team France.
"It's very nice to have more play time and I try to return the confidence that the coach gives me. I do not set myself on fire yet, because the season is long and we must never be satisfied with one or two good performances."


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The Dui Hua Foundation, an American humanitarian organization, issued a report on Monday that estimated China executed 2,400 people last year, and that number sounds terrible, until you read on and find that the number was 12,000 in 2002. Social progress!
In fact, Dui Hua finds that the number of people China executes has been falling gradually each year. The main factor in the decline is the 2007 decision to give the power of final review of death sentences back to the Supreme People's Court. The report said that in 2013, 39 percent of death penalty cases reviewed by the SPC were sent back to provincial high courts for more evidence.
The official number of people that China executes each year is a state secret, but we're pretty certain it's a whole lot. China owns the coveted top spot on Amnesty International's annual report on executions worldwide, and considering that Amnesty International said that 778 people were executed in the rest of the world combined in 2013, they aren't going to have to worry about losing first place any time soon.
But, still, look at this graph! It's definitely a trend!.
Dui Hua predicts it will be smashed this year with the problems in Xinjiang. Oh well, there's always next year.
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Critical Path has announced the launch of a new identity and access management suite.
As part of its Memova suite of applications, the company claimed that the identity and access management suite will enable organisations to reduce costs, improve operational efficiencies, minimise security risks, enrich user experiences and streamline compliance.
David Longley, VP Northern Europe at Critical Path, said: "The identity and access management suite goes well beyond identity management and encompasses many other capabilities. Our modular approach also means companies can focus on solving key business issues, and then use the return on that investment to fund the next initiative."
The company has also announced a partnership with Ilex, a software company based in France. Its product marketing and business development manager Stephan Belloni, said: "Partnering with Critical Path is a great opportunity for Ilex and our customers.
"The Memova applications are a natural fit with our Meibo and Sign&go products, resulting in broader, more robust and scalable enterprise solutions. We look forward to working closely with Critical Path."


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As an ex CEO, athlete, over achiever, and every other "title" I could have given myself, lie or otherwise, I found myself at The Tropical Oasis near death and with no hope of life in general, much less a good life. I was in the pit.
So embracing the thoughts of hopelessness, I did not notice the serene atmosphere, the wonderful meals, the clean rooms and facilities, or the careful attention to my care, until after my experience.
Yes, I had an experience, one that has been life changing. And before I go any farther, I want to thank you. Your patience and thoughtfulness helped me to embrace the urgency of the moment. Thank you, Nick. Your commitment and love for those who are lost in their addictions and hopelessness is genuine. Tropical Oasis certainly is a place where anyone can come to the truth of hope and purpose for their life.
My experience was simply this; I was enlightened with the truth. In a short while of being at your facility I was given the revelation that until I surrendered everything in truth, not holding back anything in lies, to myself, I could not be set free. I was enslaved and buried in the lie of my life and went to alcohol to escape me. When I started working with you on this I immediately started feeling ok, then eventually good about who I really was, without the lie. My personal belief was that God placed me at The Tropical Oasis for that very purpose.
Thank you for not self imposing on me any belief system, or "angle" of recovery. If you had, I most likely would not have been open to this spiritual experience that I embrace still today with everything I live for.
Sincerely yours,
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Name: Hannah
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About: 900% cat person, wanna be art hoe, kinda chill, pan
Interests and stuff: art, gardening, most literature, Pokemon and animal crossing, craft stuff, long walks and nature, twin peaks, Hannibal. Open to new TV/ film/ book recommendations you might have. Kinda like doing sports sometimes.
Penpal requirement things: English speaker please, over 15 under 20, gender or lack of, any sexuality, is okay if I doodle on envelope and send lil gifts to them like dried flowers and patches. Also please be someone who reads, I just like people who read im sorry
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It was a Mummy and me day – Jaffa's back from her holidays and George has gone for a playdate. They greeted each other like long-lost buddies – it has been three weeks!
In the meantime, we had a few errands to run – from looking for lamps at Mr. Light in Fulham– to The Cloth House on Berwick Street in Soho, we traversed Central London today – in the rain.Mummy enjoys going to The Cloth House – she said it's quaint, like an old-fashioned shop. She has never brought me there before as she assumed they would be worried about us pooches peeing on their tempting rolls fabric stacked upright like tree trunks. Or doggies who shed could leave a trail of hair on them. But no, everyone was delighted to see me.
In fact we told them that the fabric of my coat was bought from there – See those rolls of neoprene fabric? Mine is red and George has the blue and navy.We got what we came for and went upstairs to pay Thankfully by the time we left the rain had stopped. And it was time for lunch! We walked to Franco's on Jermyn Street. That zig-zag on the rug – we figured out that was an "F" for Franco's and wearing my coat, I matched.As we were seated, I wondered if I was allowed on the banquette but Mummy said probably not in this restaurant. It's a little too proper. So I huddled under the table and rested my head on Mummy's napkin that was on her lap – waiting …I could smell a delicious Veal Milanese – So close and yet so far.
But patience paid off and I did get some "hand-me-downs"When all that veal was gone, I settled down and waited while Mummy had her affogato.
May's comment: A rather proper Italian restaurant but dog-friendly! Situated at the St James's end of Jermyn Street, Franco's has been serving the community from early morning to late at night for over 60 years.Open all day, the personality of the restaurant evolves from a quietly and gently efficient breakfast venue to a sharp and charged lunch atmosphere, to elegance and romance in the evening.
So even before going to the shops along Regent Street and in the surrounding area, you can have an "efficient" breakfast or stop for lunch, have a cup of espresso or cappuccino in the cafe area.
Lunch during the week draws quite a serious business crowd, but weekends are probably more relaxedFranco's is said to be London's first Italian restaurant. It is at 61 Jermyn Street.The Cloth House at 47 Berwick Street is such a sweet and quaint shop in Soho. We come here to buy a lot of the fabrics for our coats. I'm not much of a seamstress at all but love looking at all the options.


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The assignment for last week in the year of loving ourselves fearlessly was to Unplug. It was such a good reminder!
In today's world, it's so easy to feel that one needs to keep up constantly with text messages, e-mails, Instagram and other social media since we are inundated by information at all times. And it's good to separate from that!
Even though I couldn't exactly unplug for good, given that my work requires a turned on laptop, I did my best to keep my online presence, well… online, only during work hours this week. I limited the times I checked FB, Twitter or my e-mail and what ever else after I got home. The most I "used" my laptop at home was to watch an episode or two of "Murder, she wrote" with my boyfriend before going to bed.
A friend of mine, really wisely might I add, reserves time for herself in the morning. She's definitely a morning person, unlike me. Ever since she started working after college, she has seen it as "her time". I love that phrasing!
For her, mornings are this cushion of time where she doesn't have any distractions, and she wakes up really early so that she can focus on the things she loves. She puts on her makeup, does her hair and cooks herself breakfast. She enjoys her breakfast at her little coffee table set up on the balcony, people watching.
After she's done with all of this, she grabs the remainder of her coffee, gets cozy on the couch and reads a book.
And what I love most about her morning ritual? All the while, her phone is turned off! It's her way of making sure she has no outside distractions, no temptation to go online, no looking at any social media. It's her time to disconnect, to unplug every single day.
By the time she turns her phone back on, she's feeling ready to go, energized and content because she got her me-time in and no matter how the day turns out by night time, she has had a really awesome start.
If you're not a morning person either, set aside some time in the evening, or do what my friend j does and "steal some time". She reminded me this week, that even on the busiest days, there are pockets of time that suddenly become available. So, she highly recommends this method for basically anything, but especially for filling one's soul.
Using her method, last week I read for 20 min while waiting for a friend to arrive, called my grandmother on my father's side while waiting for the BF after work, did some mid-week cleaning and tidying up, read a book before bed since my boyfriend fell asleep early, took my break every day at work instead of cutting it short or working through lunch and enjoyed meaningful conversations with my friend from work, I enjoyed a back massage, worked out a little, and played and cuddled with Pixel.
I also stayed offline for most of the day on Saturday and Sunday. I wrote five love letters (you're not too late if you want to join in), did some journaling which I've been neglecting, and wrote this blog post with my internet connection turned off.
For me, the weekend is that time when I do the most things which bring me joy.
On Saturdays, my boyfriend usually goes to help his dad with groceries shopping and etc., so I stay at home and do some cleaning and some cooking. You probably know by now that these activities really help me relax (I'm definitely that person who starts de-cluttering at 10pm, if annoyed for some reason), but I also try and add in some reading and writing into my Saturday or Sunday mornings. I have always found writing to be very therapeutic for me, I can release what ever it is that I am feeling, or completely dive into a different world while reading a book I love.
Sundays are usually reserved for us-time with my boyfriend. We cook together, or watch a movie, play with Pixel, go for walks and sometimes meet up with friends. It's the most chill-paced day we both have in the week and enjoy each other's company to the fullest. Doing what I love over the weekend really refreshes me for the week ahead.
I think that it's important to do the things we love, no matter what time of the day it is. It makes a huge difference in one's overall fulfillment and overall joy in life!
For week 29 the assignment is to Ban "I can't" from your lexicon.
I really love the way j has phrased it in the 52-52 guide, so I'll share an excerpt: "I can't" is easy to say and rarely true. Or, if it is true, it's only half the story (and I would argue it's not the most interesting or important half). It leaves off where the real you begins, the one who is afraid of being imperfect, the one who's been hurt and doesn't want to get hurt again, the one who struggles with boundaries, or priorities, or confidence. Whatever the reasons you say, "I can't" (and we all do), this week will be a challenge; you'll have to figure out a different way to say what you want to say: "I don't want to," or "I'm not interested," or "I'm not ready yet."
How was your week? Did you unplug? Do you regularly have time in a day set aside to just be present and do something you love which doesn't involve having an internet connection or even a turned on phone?
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25 Essential Iceland Movies That Are Worth Your Time
Iceland movies may have limited scope and almost always have brooding, distressing mood, but in this increasingly homogenized world it is exhilarating to watch the survival of unique domestic film industry.
25 Essential Iceland Movies That Are Worth Your Time
Iceland represents one of the world's smallest national cinemas. The country's population is just above 334,000. Few Nordic critics point out that some times even a successful local film fails to recuperate its cost at the local box office. So why bother? Isn't it better for the largely English speaking domestic population to just watch Hollywood block-busters? Or couldn't they make cheap – both in terms of money and thinking — imitation of those generic works? Well, the Iceland film-making fraternity exactly didn't want that. Despite minimal resources, they started by making cinema strictly for native audience and gradually evolved to weave culturally distinct yet universally resonant stories. Today, the relative quality of Icelandic cinema is simply staggering.
Iceland had been the location for the making of Nordic silent films in the late 1910s. The first film by an Icelander was made in 1924, yet the officially approved Icelandic feature film was made in the year 1949. And up to early 1980s, film-making was considered an anomaly in the small nation. In 1978 with the initiation of Icelandic Film Fund, the nation's modern film-making journey commenced. Thanks to the early talented Iceland directors, the home-grown films took off well. However, the novelty of Iceland movies soon wore off by the mid 1980s. Again in 1990s, the Iceland cinema saw an unparalleled explosion, thanks to pan-European funds and new generation of film-makers. After 2008 financial crisis, the future of Iceland cinema was once again forced into a precarious position. Yet, their film-makers are continuing to provide excellent, multiple award-winning works in this new decade too. Some may say that there's nothing great about Iceland cinema. It may have limited scope and almost always have brooding, distressing mood, but in this increasingly homogenized world, it is exhilarating to watch the survival of unique domestic film industry (time for an interesting trivia: in 2009 Iceland's comedy Mr. Brajnfredarson beat Avatar in the local box-office).
It has been a hard but enjoyable task to produce this list of good Iceland cinema. I wasn't able to include few acclaimed Iceland comedies because it wasn't available [mostly I wanted to see — On Top (1982), New Life (1983), Stella On Holiday (1986) and Nietzchka Keene's art-house drama The Juniper Tree (1990)]. If I am unaware of any Iceland movies, not mentioned throughout the list, please educate me in the comments section. Any way, here's my selection of essential cinema to contemplate on the human condition in Iceland landscapes:
Land and Sons (1980) | Director: Agust Gudmundsson
Movie critics often cite Agust Gudmundsson's Land and Sons (Land og synir) as the origination point of contemporary Icelandic cinema. It was based on Indridi G. Thorsteinsson's novel (father of renowned crime-fiction writer Arnaldur Indridason). It's a story about generation of weary farmers, dwelling in a remote valley north of Iceland. The film deals with typical themes you may expect from a narrative set in cold, isolated land: the unyielding bleakness of the rain swept landscape, the degradation of familial bonds, and the distant dreams of younger generation. Despite the occasional ineptness in acting and production, Land and Sons was first Iceland film to ponder over urban expansion and rapidly changing social & economic climate. The movie was also infamously known for the unsimulated shooting of a horse.
When the Raven Flies (Hrafninn flygur, 1984) | Dir. Hrafn Gunnlaugsson
Hrafn Gunnlaugsson wanted to make an authentic Viking era movie in order to counter the insipid Hollywood stereotypes. Swedish producer Bo Jonsson and Gunnlaugsson wrote the story which was predominantly inspired by Akira Kurosawa's Yojimbo, John Ford's The Searchers, and by the sagas of early Icelanders. Known as Icelandic film industry's first international co-production, the movie churned out a brooding revenge narrative. The story opens with Vikings plundering an Irish village. A young boy witnesses his parents' murder and the kidnapping of his sister. Two decades later, he arrives at the Icelandic beaches for revenge and to know the where-abouts of his sister. Although Gunnlaugsson's aesthetic flourishes aren't half as good as the aforementioned cinematic masters', he should be commended for realistic rendition of an ancient time and place. 'When the Raven Flies' is followed by fairly good sequels — 'Shadow of the Raven' (1986), and 'The White Viking' (1991).
Children of Nature (Born natturunnar, 1991) | Dir. Fridrik Thor Fridriksson
The 1980s Iceland movies were largely inspired by home-grown mythical tales & sagas. Moreover, these films were made for Icelanders. However, in the 1990s new generation of film-makers deeply contemplated on their nation's social themes yet injected universal emotions to resonate with film-lovers around the world. In that way, Fridrik Thor Fridriksson's Children of Nature marks the great international breakthrough of Iceland cinema. While the aesthetic sense of 1980s movies borrowed from major directors like John Ford and Sergio Leone, the 1990s cinema had a more subtle art-house film-form. Mr. Fridriksson, in the 1970s ran a film society, which had more than 2,000 members. It was a revolutionary number, considering the nation's population, and remember that this was before video-revolution era, so it involved careful transportation of 35mm or 16mm films for screening. Fridriksson worked with the government to establish Reykjavik Film Festival and also set up Icelandic Film Fund.
Before Children of Nature, Fridriksson mostly made documentaries. He made his first feature film in 1987 – White Whales. Neither the documentaries nor the debut feature doesn't stand close to the brilliance of Children of Nature. The film chronicles the journey of two geriatric couples who escape from Reykjavik old age home to reach their birth place, situated in remote fjords. Fridriksson's minimalist film-making style is mostly character-driven and hence moves at a glacial pace. The old people's odd pilgrimage takes us through the haunting and stunning beauty of Iceland's raw countryside. This is a very simple road movie about elderly couple reinstating their dignity. Yet the passages of sublime visual beauty and restrained performances makes it very memorable one. Although the film deals with tragic themes, Fridriksson spikes the narrative with fine dose of observational comedy and whimsical vignettes. Children of Nature became the first Iceland film to be nominated for Oscar which led to its international distribution. Mr. Fridriksson used the profits from distribution deals to buy production equipment.
Remote Control (Sodoma Reykjavik, 1992) | Dir. Oskar Jonsson
While guns set up narrative conflicts in Hollywood films, a missing remote control drives this tale of Reykjavik underworld. Oskar Jonsson's debut feature revolves around young mechanic Axel (Bjorn Jorundur Fridbjornsson), his mother and hard-partying sister Maeja. Axel goes on to retrieve the TV remote for his mother which accidentally taken by the sister. In this absurd quest, he gets embroiled in the conflict between a local liquor smuggler and night club owner and also falls in love. Remote Control's comedic sense is considered to be too 'Icelandic' to be fully appreciated by foreigners like me (and the English subtitles don't make sense now and then). However, the clumsy and silly antics of the imperfect characters make it an enjoyable comedy, providing a fine counterpoint to the nation's bleaker visions of life.
Cold Fever (A koldum klaka, 1995) | Dir. Fridrik Thor Fridriksson
Fridrik Thor Fridriksson's fourth feature film has an enchanting transnational narrative. American indie film-maker Jim Jarmusch was invited (in the early 90s) for the screening of his brilliant anecdotal comedy Mystery Train (1989) at Reykjavik Film Festival. Producer Jim Stark made the visit on Jarmusch's behalf. When Fridriksson and Mr. Stark had an amiable conversation, there were talks of making a film. Stark asked the director to include Japanese actor Masatoshi Nagase in his new story ideas. Later, Fridriksson traveled to Japan to get a grip on his story when he came across the news about the death of two Japanese scientists in Iceland (by drowning). Japanese people traveled to Iceland to perform the due rituals for those scientists and hence Fridriksson was bestowed with a narrative idea (Jim Stark also co-wrote the script for Cold Fever).
The film is about a young Tokyo executive Hirata traveling to Iceland to perform ceremonies at the site of his parents' death. Alas, he chooses to visit the nation in the middle of winter and has many strange, magical adventures. Similar to all the great culture-clashing road-movies, Cold Fever is memorable for its oddball characters. Director Fridriksson portrays nature in the same way as the people – both cruel and unbelievably poignant. Similarly, the cultural gets blurred as Hirata binds with the inapprehensible native people through the common thread of humanity.
Devil's Island (Djoflaeyjan, 1996) | Dir. Fridrik Thor Fridriksson
Fridrik Thor Fridriksson follows up Children of Nature & Cold Fever with yet another good wry comedy, based on Einar Gudmundsson's novel. The film is set in the 1950s in the squalid premises of Reykjavik. Renowned Iceland director Baltasar Koramkur plays rebellious Baddi whose mother has left him and his introverted brother Danni for an American soldier. The brothers move into abandoned army barracks with their weary grandfather and haranguing grandmother. Fridriksson opens the film with a marriage and ends it with a funeral. In between the extreme rituals, lie the quirky, tragic, and unpredictable small-scale adventures. The narrative mostly unfurls in episodic vignettes, rejecting the notion to center its tale on one particular character. Devil's Island could be read as the allegory for Iceland's mordant Americanization. The sullen characters of the movie are left to feed on the unsavory parts of a culture that isn't theirs.
101 Reykjavik (2000) | Dir. Baltasar Kormakur
Baltasar Kormakur's crowd-pleasing black comedy doesn't have any particularly likeable character. Protagonist Hlynur (Hilmir Snaer Gudnason) is a man-child who sleeps, drinks, rummages through porn collection and engages in meaningless relationship with members of opposite sex. Slacker would be too simple a word to describe his existence. His bleak, hopeless life with his mother goes unchanged until the arrival of a sexy Spanish house guest Lola (Victoria Abril). Yes, of course Hlynur is romantically interested in her. Alas, Lola becomes his mother's lover. Although Hlynur isn't an appealing character, Gudnason's effortless performance exposes the distracted guy's vulnerability. The comedic elements aren't very unique and most relies on oddity and surprise. Yet Gudnason boosts the funny quotient of the narrative. Baltasur Kormakur's comedic style reflects Aki Kaurismaki's works, whereas the film's sexual propensity brings to mind Pedro Almodovar. 101 Reykjavik was one of widely seen Iceland movies (with great commercial success and mixed critical reviews), although it only provides a middling snapshot of Icelandic life.


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Last night, Beyoncé and her daughter Blue Ivy turned heads as they attended the 2nd Annual Wearable Art Gala at Alexandria Ballroom in Los Angeles.
The "Halo" singer, 36 and her cute 6-year-old daughter wore matching gold ensembles to the event themed "From WACO to Wakanda"
At the event, which was hosted by her mom, Tina Knowles Lawson, and step-dad, Richard Lawson, Beyoncé was accompanied by her daughter, and husband Jay- Z, plus her sister Solange. She was honored for her humanitarian work at the Gala, alongside her mother-in-law Gloria Carter.
"Honoring Beyoncé and Mrs. Carter is just an honor for us because so many people have asked to honor Beyoncé and she's always said no. So, she couldn't tell me no because I'm her mom," she said. "But the brave thing is that she has done so, so much for humanitarian methods and she never really talks about it or does a big hoopdeedoo about it."
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New list shows top Google searches by Chicagoans
On Tuesday, Google releases its 3th Annual Year-End Zeitgeist, which tracks the stories, issues and people that users looked up on the search engine. Google Zeitgeist global leader Roya Soleimani breaks down the list for Chicago, New York City and San Francisco. Photo: Flickr/FindYourSearch


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The recent movies of X includes adaptations of books by celebrated authors like Dickens and Mark Twain. ID X and Y.*partly blanked because it would have been a giveaway.


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Our cutting boards are made from ¾" strips of local hardwoods laminated together to resist warping and to show off the beautiful wood grains and colors of our native trees. We offer classic boards which are flat on both sides and grooved boards with a groove on one side. The grooved boards are great for catching crumbs and liquids for less cleanup at the end of a meal. For those that want to use their board for food prep and display, one side can be used for cutting and the other for presentation. We also have cutting boards with handles (both with and without a groove) for those that want to move their board or hang it up on the wall for storage or display. Our cutting boards are all sealed with our blend of curing kitchenware oil for low maintenance.


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QUIZ NIGHT -FRIDAY, March 22nd
You are invited to a cracker of a brain-teasing event this February…We are hosting a quiz
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It's a great chance to show off your awesome brain power and unite friends and family. The money raised will go towards vital club funds
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When most people think about eating in Phoenix, they likely don't think about eating African food. And that's too bad. Our metropolitan area is more diverse than many realize. Yes, there's worthwhile African food to be found here, food from across the continent. You can find tangy injera heaped with half a dozen Ethiopian stews. You can find Somali goat, Egyptian coffee, and spicy West African ground nut soup. You can find so much more if only you open your mind. Here are three scrumptious African eateries to start.
Abyssinia Restaurant and Cafe842 East Indian School Road
Abyssinia Restaurant and Cafe serves a fairly traditional Ethiopian menu — there are no intrusions by standard Mediterranean or Middle Eastern cuisine here. It is divided between breakfast (definitely worth stopping in for), vegetarian entrées, and meat and lamb entrees. Within these categories, there are several excellent options. Tibs, or cubed meats with spices and vegetables, are a safe bet, as are the various wats, stewed meats or vegetables that are a staple of Ethiopian food. For the indecisive, the good choice is agelgel: a sampler platter with a variety of different wats and tibs served on a piece of injera. Each item on the platter — there are about eight, including collard greens, cabbage, beef tibs, two kinds of lentils, and two kinds of meat wats — is excellent. Flavors of garlic, paprika, and the essential Ethiopian spice, berbere, pervade. Traditional Ethiopian spiced coffee is worth getting at the end of your meal, too.
AT Oasis Coffee & Tea Shop4613 East Thomas Road
The main draw at AT Oasis is the coffee. It's roasted in-house using Ethiopian beans, and the flavor is excellent. The menu does have some Western coffee items — including lattes and chai teas — but the real highlight is the Ethiopian ginger coffee, which tastes exactly like it sounds. It's a strange but comforting combination of sweet, bitter, and spicy. The more intrepid can also participate in a traditional Ethiopian coffee ceremony, complete with complimentary biscotti and coffee served out of a gourd, or order from an array of both Ethiopian and American-style pastries, as well as a menu of some injera and pita dishes and wraps.
Authentic Ethio African1740 East McDowell Road
Despite an awning striped with the green, yellow, and red of Ethiopia's flag, Authentic Ethio African is hiding in plain sight on 18th Street and McDowell Road. Inside, you'll likely see wide, chestnut-colored pancakes. These are the Ethiopian flatbread known as injera, and they are the heartbeat of Ethiopian cuisine. Authentic Ethio offers numerous combo platters that feature preparations served on injera. Plant options include split peas, lentils, collards, and cabbage and carrots with turmeric. Animal options include chicken, beef, and fish. Authentic Ethio also sells uncooked Ethiopian specialties to go: coffee beans, lentils, flax seeds, turmeric, and other spices. You shouldn't expect full-service comforts in this nook that specializes in takeout, but there is great food to be found under the striped awning.
Cafe Lalibela849 West University Drive, Tempe
Mom always got after us when we ditched the knife and fork to eat with our fingers, but we got our comeuppance when we discovered Ethiopian cuisine, traditionally scooped up by hand with moist, spongy bread called injera. At Café Lalibela, the food's so tasty that one could call it finger-licking good, but as it turns out, taking the expression literally is bad manners in Ethiopian culture. No worries, though — the sourdough flavor of injera is truly addicting, and we're happy to tear off big pieces of it to grab at yawaze yebeg tibs (spicy cubes of pan-fried lamb) and kye sega wat (tender beef simmered in spices). Café Lalibela's vegetarian specialties are amazing, too, from garlicky collard greens to flavorful lentils and peas. Turns out mom was actually on to something when she made us eat our veggies.
Jollof King325 West Elliot Road, #103, Tempe
Jollof King, a West African restaurant in Tempe that opened three months ago, features Ghanaian food with a few Nigerian touches. Stews, soups, dumplings, and starches like jollof rice are cornerstones of Ghana's diet. The food of West Africa has earned a reputation for its chile heat, and little-known peppers like the Guinea pepper and alligator pepper are widely known there. If you go to Jollof King, you would be smart to try one of the nut soups, Ghanaian staples with no analog in western gastronomy. Phoenix doesn't have a ton of African restaurants. The African country most represented is Ethiopia, a country 4,000 miles from Ghana. The cuisines are very different. Eating at a place like Jollof King, where you can savor okra stew or egusi, soup made with melon seeds, you wish we had more African options.
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Tina's Ethiopian Cafe2081 North Arizona Avenue, #125, Chandler
Ten years later, Tina's Ethiopian Cafe is back in Chandler. Owner and chef of Tina's Ethiopian Café Tina Tamrat Hildebrand re-opened her eatery as a self- service restaurant. The cafe keeps the menu tight, offering a short list of vegetable entrees and meat entrees — each served with injera (that spongy-looking and delicious flat Ethiopian bread) or with white rice — and side salads. Wats rule the menu and are easily served to-go style for quick take out. Colorful African décor adorn but don't clutter walls and corners, and the black-and-white checkered tile gives it a real kitchen feel.
Waamo5050 East McDowell Road
"If you're going to invite somebody in your home in Somalia, you cook goat," says Basheir Elmi, owner and host of Waamo. For his signature goat dish, he cooks "everything except the neck and head." Elmi, who came to the U.S. from Somalia in the 1980s, recalls the oven-roasted goat of restaurants in Somalia, describing meat "falling apart" by the time it reached his table. Some pieces of his goat have that melting texture, some don't. With many different parts of the animal in the mix, each bite varies. Look for the marrow inside split bones. Slurping it brings a rush of intense flavor. This goat is great for that flavor, a window into a far part of the world.
Editor's note: This story was originally published on August 4, 2018. It was updated on July 18, 2019.


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In Telečka, a village twenty kilometres from Sombor, Tobacco Museum was opened in a private house owned by Ištvan Kovač. The Kovač family is traditionally involved in the production and processing of tobacco. Ištvan Kovač's grandfather moved to Telečka 150 years ago because he received the land to grow tobacco. He established this business, later to be inherited by his son and then his grandson. The museum has on display over 100 exhibits, and some of them are more than 150 years old. The exhibition includes tools for tobacco processing and tobacco products, cigarettes, cigars, perfumes, glue, bronzing colour for tanning. Exhibits of special interest are: a tobacco cutter from 1906 which is still operable today and when a kilogram of tobacco is cut with it, one thousand cigarettes can be manufactured, as well as a sample of dried tobacco from 1886 and cut tobacco from 1906. In same building is Museum of blacksmith. In this museum is blacksmith shop with tools older than 150 years. In yard of this house are collections old agricultural tools, machines, chariots and wagons.


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In this section, I'm working on making rocketry logo trailer hitch covers. I'll
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board that sits between the cope and the drag. Half of the pattern is on
each side of the board along with the runner and gates used to distribute
liquid metal in the mold to the patterns.
In this case I am using 3/8" plywood as the base for the match plate. This
photo shows the drag half of the mold. The initial layout shown here is on
a cardboard template.
I screwed the wooden runner to the center of the match plate. The metal
patterns were attached with hot melt glue. Florist's clay was used to form
the gates and cup on the runner.
This is the back (cope) side showing the square bosses that will be used
in the final casting to attach a 2" square aluminum tube that will slide into
the receiver on the vehicle. The dark wooden piece will form a hollow in the
mold to provide additional hot metal to the thin plates on each side and
hopefully will prevent shrink cavities from forming in the plates below the
square bosses. The red areas are where I used automotive spot putty to
fill and smooth holes in the plywood.I sprayed clear-coat paint on the
matchplate to protect the wood from moisture and also further smooth the
surface. Florist's clay is used here to cover wood screws used to
attach the patterns to the match plate.
Here are the first 2 castings. At first they look pretty good, but sadly the
extra piece described above did not prevent the shrink cavity. Look
closely at the "IP" in Tripoli.
The letters are distorted because of the large volume of metal in the boss
behind these letters shrank as the metal cooled.
Here is a view of the boss on the back side...see the shrink cavity in the
center? I'll have to re-design the pattern/match plate to fix this problem.
Larger/wider gates would help. These thin areas are probably solidifying
early and starving the pattern from receiving additional liquid metal as it sets.
At any rate, the Kloudbusters plate was ok to use. The next step is to paint
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5/8" hole allows the hitch plate cover to be secured in the receiver with a pin.
August 6, 2009
Here are the changes I made to the match plate. The square boss was
replaced with small wedges.
Here is the resulting casting. The shrinkage is almost gone. I forgot to make
the clay gates larger which should eliminate any remaining shrink.
I'm thinking of replacing the wedges with aluminum angle. It will use less
will be easier to pull from the sand without tearing the edge of the mold.metal to make the casting,will be easier to align with the front plate, and
Update March 2012
While updating the web site I
decided much of the shrinkage problem here was caused
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texture of the metal in the sprue.
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What Is Adult Onset Aspergers Syndrome
What is aspergers syndrome?
Aspergers is a mild: Form of autism. Autism is a disorder that interferes with a person's ability to communicate or relate to others whichs starts early in childhood. When people speak about the autistic spectrum they are speaking about a range of degrees from mild to severe autism. ...Read moreSee 1 more doctor answer
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What is asperger's syndrome?
ASD: Asperger's syndrome falls into autistic spectrum disorder. It does not have language and cognitive delays. There are more social interaction problems, cognitive behavior therapy can help you. ...Read moreSee 2 more doctor answers
What is Asperger s syndrome symptoms that appear first?
Aspergers: First know what aspergers is. Watch this first. Autism spectrum and aspergers in 8 mins. Check it! http://youtu.Be/xg1ngp1ngds. ...Read more
What is worse: aspergers syndrome, or high-functioning autism?
Comparison: Personally speaking , there is no comparison. They are both special in their own ways. Both need lot of support and understanding. And sometimes they will surprise you with their normality! ...Read moreSee 2 more doctor answers
How is asperger's syndrome related to autism?
Related: Usually the asperger patient has better language ability than the autistic patient. One could also consider them to be different sections of a spectrum of continuity. Some people call it high functioning autism. In my opinion the exact label doesn't matter a great deal, it is what are the needs of the child and make sure those needs are addressed. ...Read moreSee 3 more doctor answers
Is asperger's syndrome a type of autism?
Yes.: There are degrees & variations of autism. Aspergers does have a particular set of characteristics, but it can be considered a subset of autism. Aspergers is probably going to fade away as a discrete diagnosis soon. It is being lumped into the category now more commonly known as autistic spectrum disorder (asd). ...Read moreSee 3 more doctor answers
What is the likelihood of someone with asperger's syndrome having an autistic child?
Can't be sure: The spectrum of autism disorders includes a great variety of individuals across a wide rage of symptoms. Some of these individuals will have genetic syndromes that can be diagnosed, and genetic counselors may be able to determine the risk of passing on the abnormality. In many cases no cause can be identified. We do know that autism disorders can run in families, and we also see it with no history. ...Read moreSee 1 more doctor answer
What is sundowner syndrome?
"sundowning": It is the tendency of elder and sometimes not so old patients to get a bit more disoriented and anxious in the evening. ...Read more
What is the difference between classic autism and Asperger syndrome?
Spectrum disorder: Autism is a spectrum disorder. With the diagnosis of autism being made when symptoms are severe and severely impairing, and asperger's disorder being diagnosed when symptoms are less severe, yet still a cause for significant impairment and/or distress. Symptoms "in-between" mild and severe are sometimes diagnosed as pdd, nos. Isolated, mild autistic symptoms also occur in the "normal" population. ...Read moreSee 1 more doctor answer
How is asperger's syndrome diagnosed?
Clinically: Asperger syndrome, like autism, is diagnosed by clinical observation and feedback from family and teachers. There is no link to vaccines and parenting style does not cause asperger or autism. Look for behavioral aspects; a strange fascination with mundane objects, stereotyped or ritualistic movements, or a lack of social interaction. ...Read moreSee 1 more doctor answer
What sort of problem is Asperger syndrome?
Related to autism: Asperger's disorder shares with autism a marked impairment in the ability of an individual to engage socially with others; it also typically is characterized by intense, sometimes quite odd, interests is specific topics or activities. It's major difference from autism is that language is relatively unaffected, which also means that most have normal or higher iq. It still can be quite impairing. ...Read moreSee 2 more doctor answers
What is asperger's syndrome like?
You're different: Working chemistry problems is more fun than a rock concert. No people-sense; even reading faces takes learning & conscious effort. Parties and team sports play baffle you. Coordination skills come hard. The most successful aspies -- and i've known a few -- apply their mental focus to something useful, learn to say only nice things & become useful, well-liked & even "fascinating.". ...Read more
Attension defect hyperactivity syndrome of children, what is this?
Big problem : people/ Kids cant pay attention due to a brain chemistry imbalance, and the meds target that so the person can focus and concentrate and remember what people say to him/her. ...Read moreSee 1 more doctor answer
How often are autism spectrum disorders (e.g., Asperger's syndrome) undiagnosed until adulthood? How is such a diagnosis made?
Minor autism: The diagnosis is a clinical one. When issues like impaired attention and depressed mood are also present the diagnosis of Aspergers ( now termed minor autism ) is made more difficult. There are varying degrees of involment of multiple cognitive domains and behavioral features involved. No two people are alike. Get an opinion from a well trained expert in behavioral medicine who deals with autism. ...Read more
What is the difference between mildautism and severe Asperger syndrome?
Nothing: Diagnosis for both overlaps.Get a more detailed answer ›
How typical is potters syndrome?
Potters syndrome: Between 1 in 2,000 to 5,000 births ...Read more
What is tourette syndrome?
Brain disease: Ts is a neurobiologic condition involving the thalamus in the brain, caused by inheritance, but occasionally by panda's. It's main symptoms are complex(several muscle groups moving involuntarily to appease a sensory compulsion) tics or motor movements involving various body areas, including vocalizations (complex vocal motor tics).Occasionally ts is debilitating, but most often it's treatable. ...Read moreSee 1 more doctor answer
What type of a disorder is tourettte's syndrome?
Movement: Its part of the hyperkinetic movement disorders. ...Read moreSee 1 more doctor answer
What is the pathophysiology of Aspergers syndrome?
Complex: Asperger syndrome, is thought to represent alterations in brain development resulting from interactions between multiple genes and the environment. Problems in the connections between the amygdala and associated structures of the brain may play a role in the pathogenesis. People with Aspergers have difficulty with memory, facial recognition. ...Read moreSee 1 more doctor answer
How exactly is depression and aspergers syndrome diagnosed?
Diagnostical and: Statistical manual of mental disorders criteria are used to make diagnoses. ...Read more
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