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When I first walked into Seoul BBQ, 2080 South Havana Street, an Aurora spot owned by veteran Korean restaurateurs James and Lily Kwon, I was expecting to dine in a restaurant that, like so many traditional spots from that country, put as much emphasis on the novelty of the culture's dining rituals as it did on the food.
So I was expecting to start with banchan, complimentary side dishes ranging from very normal crispy scallion omelettes to very strange, vaguely nutty gelatinous cubes of totori muk (acorn jelly topped with vinegar and sesame seeds).
I was expecting the entrees to include bubbling hotpots of broth in which you could cook seafood and meat, and expecting a searing hot grill on which I could lay strips of pork and beef. I was anticipating a feast that was as much about digging in and playing with food as it was about eating. And I was expecting my meal to end like a typical Korean barbecue feast, with sweet rice sikhye -- a light, refreshing drink that cleanses the palate and indulges the sweet tooth.
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I am guessing for the blind item that the super-hussey is Nicolette Sheridan. Even if it isn't, it feels good to call her a super-hussey! HAHA. Cheers and Happy New Year! P.S. I am very excited Angelina is pregnant. Now we can see if they are going to have the most beautiful human to ever exist or if they are going to spawn the anti-christ. Time will tell.
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Don't be discouraged. Many others were thrown off by the word 'desperate' and pointed towards Nicolette. However, it's not her. Think of someone around the same age but who looks much less like a tranny.
As for your excitement about Angelina's pregnancy, I'm so happy to hear that. I was starting to believe that the only people who read my column are racist Aniston freaks and psychos, praying for a miscarriage and wishing ill on their new multi-cultural family. Thank Goddess for sane, well adjusted people like you.
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The following cooperators supported CERSOM already in the past:
o The embassies of Japan and the USA financed two new buildings
o Deutscher Entwicklungsdienst (DED)
o Les Amis du Cersom (AMCEBA)
(www.amceba.pagesperso-orange.fr; www.lesamisducersom.org)
o Audition Solidarité helped by providing further training of the staff, donating material and adjusting hearing aids in 2009, 2010 and 2011
o Many hearing aids, batteries and an audiometer (!) were donated in 2012 by the Lions Club Hessen
o The French embassy financed the new Audio phonological Center and new class rooms
o The embassy of Great Britain
o The redevelopment of the Sport Grounds was financed by the "Freiherr-von-Schütz-Schule" in Bad Camberg, Germany in 2012
o Circus material for the work of the German volunteer in 2012:
Ballaballa (www.ballaballa.de), Pappnase & Co. (www.pappnase.de) and Henrys (www.henrys-online.de)
o The new kitchen and most of the balustrades could be finished thanks to SCZN Holland
o The Diakonie Wageningen (Holland)
o The Fred Foundation Holland
… as well as many volunteers and interns from France and Germany who supported CERSOM with their work. And last but not least the people that donated money individually!
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Pie Night at The Lansdowne
February 25, 2015
The UK's all-powerful pie industry has declared next week to be British Pie Week. Now obviously our county is the spiritual home of the greatest of all pies so no doubt Melton will be closing the schools and putting up the bunting.
Actually in all seriousness I am quite impressed by one response to this PR puffery, and that concerns the Orange Tree group and its bar The Lansdowne on London Road, Leicester. Having made a success of the Smokehouse in it's O Bar venue by giving one of their chefs the chance to pursue something, they are showing further initiative by getting their chefs to develop a special pie night as one of a series of food-led evenings.
On the menu from 6 to 9pm on Thursday 5 March will be the likes of venison and wild mushroom wellington with port jus (£12.50), ox cheek pithivier (£10.50), smoked fish pie with cheddar mash (£9.50), chicken, chorizo and kidney bean in cornmeal pastry (£9.50) and a couple of vegetarian choices including a vegan mushroom wild rice and porter pie (£8.50). There's even a lobster pie with seafood broth(£14). Pies are all served with spring greens and mash or chips.
There's a big kitchen at the Lansdowne, huge compared to The Smokehouse, and it's good to see they are prepared to explore the potential for developing the food offering there. And more good news, Lansdowne has joined the Great Food Club and members ordering main courses on Monday to Saturday can now get a free glass of wine or bottle of beer – for details see here.
3 Responses to "Pie Night at The Lansdowne"
February 25, 2015 at 12:52 pm
Not only can our great county boast that Melton lies within its borders but also we find Syston, home to the "Pukka Pie".
February 25, 2015 at 8:49 pm
Thanks for this; it looks like a brilliant night! We're booked in so will let you know what we think…


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Former NL MVP Marty Marion Dies at 93
ST. LOUIS (AP) - Marty Marion, the 1944 National League MVP with the St. Louis Cardinals and a former manager of the Cardinals and St. Louis Browns, has died.
A team spokesman said Marion died Tuesday night of unknown
causes in St. Louis. The 6-2, 170-pound Marion was nicknamed the "Octopus" for his fielding prowess and was considered the best shortstop in Cardinals history before Ozzie Smith joined the franchise in 1982.
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Sydney's Inner West is usually a quiet kind of place. Little happens to disturb the sounds of single-origin lattes being brewed in hipster cafes, and kids being driven to school in urban tractors.
However, yesterday there was a Big Storm. Freak winds hit this otherwise quietly complacent patch of inner-city gentrification, bringing down trees and damaging buildings. Those freak winds probably lasted for no more than fifteen minutes, but it was quite exciting whilst it lasted.
It was particularly exciting for me, as I just happened to be on my way home from work at that moment, riding through the heart of the storm. It's the first time I have literally been stopped in my tracks by the wind – a particularly massive gust just pushed me backwards to a stop. This was coupled with heavy sideways rain that stung my face as I attempted to make progress.
However, I was not deterred. I managed to make it home, And, of course, the superiority of the bicycle was one again demonstrated as cars struggled to pick their ways down roads covered with downed trees an other debris, but I was able to continue pretty much as normal.
Above is some footage from my rear-facing camera. Unfortunately the battery was flat in the front-facing one, but you can get the idea of the intensity of the wind and rain as it is driven down the roads.
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Last night Elin and I were out at a summer house with some friends, celebrating the end of summer. That means we did not get much sleep. So when we came home a couple of hours ago and I realized that it was my turn to write something on the blog, I was like: Noo, I don't have any inspiration now, just want to relax and watch a movie or something..
Anyway, I slapped myself in the face a couple of times to wake up, grabbed a journal about ecological homes and stuff and went out to try to get some kind of inspiration.
I sat down under an apple tree, like Isaac Newton did when he got he's smart ideas. I took a bite of an apple and started to read the journal.
It's nice to read a journal thats filled with articles about likeminded people who are trying to live a more earth friendly lifestyle. I hope that more people will begin to think about how they live their lives, and start to change it, so it becomes more sustainable for our earth. Because we have just one globe, therefore we should be more careful with it.
Well, I didn't get any smart ideas there under the apple tree like Newton. But I did get more inspiration to continue to live more ecological.
After picking a basket full of apples, I went inside to start with the writing..
..And now I'm done with that, hope it's readable, and that someone else than just me got something out of it.
I thought I'd give you some weekend reading, for when you have some spare time.
Underbara Clara is a Swedish blogger living in the northern parts of Sweden. I've followed her blog for years already, it's always inspiring. She gives a lot of different tips and tricks for an alternative way of living.
Green Kitchen Stories is a food blog. Fresh and good looking vegetarian recipes. You'll want to try something out. I highly recommend you to take a look!
Intentionally Small is a blog viewing different small houses. If you haven't heard of tiny living or want to be more inspired you should take a look. We have been looking at different documentaries about tiny living and want to make more changes in that area.
Since it was such a beautiful autumn day and I had a day off I decided to bake some muffins with apples. These muffins are perfect to eat as an afternoon snack when you need a bit of extra energy, for example at school or in the forest.
It's the first time I've tried this recipe since I just made it up, but it was a successful one.
The ingredients you need are the following:
3 small grated apples
70 g crushed walnuts
4½ dl flour
1½ dl sugar
½ dl oat bran
1½ tbs cinnamon
3 tbs baking powder
2 dl muesli
1 pinch of cardamom
2 eggs
1½ dl milk or natural yoghurt
40 g melted butter
and sesame seeds to put on top of the muffins
First put the oven to 175°C.
Mix the dry ingredients and the apples together, then add the rest of the ingredients.
The oven time is 15-20 minutes. It's good to keep an eye on them so they don't get burned.
Enjoy with a glass of cold milk!
Today was not one of the most pleasant days, it did rain a lot. And I had to stand there in the middle of it and build some stuff. Luckily my companion borrowed me a raincoat, but either way I did get wet. So when I came home I was wet and frozen, and not in the best mood.
Well, I decided to treat the bad mood with some nice and hot coffee. So here comes the story about todays lifesaver:
The Cubans
Those who know me and have been to our house, knows that I like coffee a lot, and that my coffee shelf have all kinds of varieties. However, while standing there trying to decide what to have, I saw behind all the others, almost hidden, a small glas jar filled with coffee beans. I picked the jar up, and saw that it was my little Cuban beans I almost had forgotten about.
It was a gift from my parents in law, who had been to Cuba last year and bought these coffee beans to me straight from the grower.
I opened the jar, and the scent that came out was heavenly. The scent was a mix of roasted coffee and a faint fragrance of cigar. It was a easy pick, because now when we had a coffee grinder, that maybe needed a bit of cleaning, I could grind the beans.
The mood was back. I did put on some cuban salsa and started to clean the almost 90 years old coffee grinder. What a beauty!
The feeling when I started to grind the beans was overwhelming. With the scent and the music it was like I was standing behind a desk at a small café in old town of Havana myself.
My evening was saved, the mood was high, all thanks to an old coffee grinder and a jar of cuban beans.
I'm no chef.
I don't really like making food and I'm not good at it, except for when I make waffles, and that's maybe the only thing I do when it comes to making food. Tasty, crispy waffles...
Anyway, what I do like is woodworking and whittling, so when my wife asked me in the beginning of this summer if I could make her some kitchen tools in wood, I was like: Yeah, I can do that!!
I started making some spoons in various sizes that she might have use for, and of course a butter knife or two. We decided that we should try to replace our plastic stuff in the kitchen to wooden or metal. Therefore I now have this list of kitchen tools that I have to make, or buy. It feels like a good challenge for this fall.
In the picture below is some of the stuff I've made, and can cross off the list.
Why wooden tools? Obviously it is much better looking and aesthetic than plastic tools. But it's not just for the aesthetic we decided to try to get a plastic free kitchen. Plastic releases all kinds of toxic substances that aren't good for the body and can upset the hormonal balance, especially for kids. I do not have all the knowledge in the subject so I will stop the preaching now, but think about it folks.
This past weekend was one of our favourite weekends, the annual Juthbacka Market in A´s hometown. It's a two day long market, like a gigantic flea market. About 800 vendors selling everything from dinnerware and old toys to motorcycles and homemade crafts. I heard that this year about 40.000 visited the market, even though the weather was cold with occational rain.
We visited both friday and saturday since we'd been looking forward to it all summer. And there is no way to find all you need in one day, if that's what you want. My tip is to come well rested and with a filled stomach. Look closely and feel, otherwise you will end up not buying anything.
This year we didn't have anything we were searching for, but as always we found a bunch of things we didn't know we needed. Since it's so big I think the best way to be pleased with your purchases is to just buy it if it's a price you're willing to pay, and then to not look and see if you could get it cheaper. Because there is always someone selling the same kind of thing both cheaper and way more expensive.
I'm really pleased with our purchases. Here are a few of our bargains, mostly kitchen supplies this time. I also found a good cast iron frying pan, which I've been searching for previous years. It's such a joy to find things you need at a good price. The coffee grounder from the 30's, that many would just have as an interior detail, we are going to use because it still was in good condition.
If you're a fan of flea markets this is definitely the one to visit! Since me and A became a couple I've visited the Juthbacka Market every year. Maybe one day we'll be among the vendors, selling things we no longer need.
So, now it´s time for me to write my first post ever, and I´m not used to write a lot so what I lack in words, I complete with pictures.
This first post of mine will be about me and my twin brother.
We decided that we would spend an afternoon together out hunting yesterday. So we took our gear and went down to the lake nearby to see if we could get some ducks. It was a bit chilly overcast day, with a little rain now and then. But I would say that is the perfect hunting weather, not to warm and sweaty.
This is my brother, Daniel. He´s a very good hunter and fisherman, and because I was on his hunting grounds, he was the guide for the day. Even tough I did grow up here too, he knows the grounds better.
First we tried to just walk along the shoreline, to see if we could get som ducks flying. It is quite exciting to go slowly on edge through the reeds, and not knowing when or where a duck would fly up. Unfortunately the sneaking around in the reed didn't work. So we went back to get Daniels boat and go out on the lake..
..an hour later maybe after padeling around I saw a duck lift from the reeds about 25 meters away from us. I took the shot and the duck went down. It was a fullgrown female mallard, and my first duck this autumn. We were out on the lake a couple of hours, but didn't get eny more, even tough we saw some far away.
But we were happy anyhow.
We went back home, ate some well-made waffles with blueberrys and cream, to get our strength back.
The weather was still cloudy and it did rain a bit, but a little rain haven't killed enyone. So we went back out, this time to the woods to hunt pigeons.
Walking around in a forest is always nice, it´s so peaceful, you just hear the wind in the trees and birds chirping. However, after finding us the right place, we put out some pigeon decoys on a field, after that it was just to sit and wait, and we waited and waited.
Daniel had this pigeon birdcaller, so he tryed to lure the birds to us, but we didn't see any..
..After a while, we gave up, and started to walk home, satisfied with the day well spent together out in the nature. To hunt is not always about to get to shoot something, I should say that the best part is to be out in the nature that God gave us.
And now we can see forward to a nice ecological dinner with duck breast on the meny.
I thought I should share some of the reasons why I decided to start changing my thoughts and choices. I was for a long time aware of what was happening to our environment, but I thought it had to be totally life-changing if you wanted to do something about it. You'd have to change the entire way of living at once. Luckily I noticed that that's not the case, that you can take small bits and apply them into your life. One step at a time.
It's almost two years ago I started noticing that my stomach didn't work as it should. It was almost always bloated and I started having cramps that were really painful. I had to lie down with warming pillows on my stomach to numb the pain most evenings. Then I started to try out differnt diets, lactose-free and gluten-free diets. They helped a little but my problems didn't completely go away. I read a book about the impact food and cosmetics has on our bodies, written by a woman who had experienced the same thing I was going through only that her problems were worse. I tried to reduce the amount of fried food since it's hard for the stomach to process. Sometimes I still get problems with my stomach but it's not as often and it's always after I've eaten so called "hard" food.
At the same time I started to think more about what we actually have in, on and aorund our bodies. I tried out some nature-friendly shampoos and have now finally found one that works for my hair. I also bought some cleaning supplies that are free from chemicals. I found out that treating your body as it should be treated actually also treats the nature as it should be treated. It's definitely a win-win situation.
I still have a long way to go to get to where I want to be. But the thing is that when you start taking small steps towards a more ecological life you will want to take more and more steps.
And I'm so happy that my husband now also will join me!
Spent a few hours in the forest today, I went with a good friend picking mushrooms. For the first time I dared to pick other mushrooms than chantarelles, mostly because we both had our mushroom books with us to help identify our small forest friends (and because her grandmother later made sure they weren't poisonous). You can never be too careful.
Hopefully these will give us some tasty dishes this autumn, I'm thinking soup.
One of the best smells in the autumn is mushrooms being parboiled.
I just love spending time in the forest since it's so peaceful and beautiful.
Today we heard on the radio that it is the Ecological Debt Day. That means that we will from this day until the end of the year live on natural resources that the world doesn't have. We have used up all the resources we had for the year. These are scary facts, and when we heard it we started to talk about what we can do to make a change.
This is our way.
We will by the help of this blog record our steps in the right direction and hopefully get others to join. This is something we all have to do together. Noone can make all the change, but we can all help by living a bit more ecofriendly and at the same time more healthy for our own bodies.


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Pluripotent stem cells—which can be turned into any cell type in the body—hold promise for treating diseases ranging from cancer to heart disease to blindness. But to develop stem cell-based therapeutics, researchers first need stem cells. Some researchers harvest pluripotent stem cells from embryos, while others follow a reprogramming protocol developed in 2006 that turns adult cells back to their embryonic state. Both approaches have weaknesses—one requires embryos and the other requires tedious genetic manipulations that might compromise the quality of the generated cells and therefore, rapid clinical application.
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Izpisua Belmonte's team discovered a new type of stem cell that allowed them to develop the first reliable method for integrating human stem cells into an animal embryo. This could help them overcome a major hurdle toward growing replacement organs for humans.
Izpisua Belmonte also tied the aging process to the deterioration of tightly packaged bundles of cellular DNA known as heterochromatin, a discovery that could lead to methods of preventing and treating age-related diseases such as cancer, diabetes and Alzheimer's.
His team developed a technique in mice to eliminate mitochondrial mutations from eggs or early embryos. If extended to humans, this technique has the potential to prevent babies from inheriting mitochondrial diseases and could lead to therapies for many diseases involving mitochondrial dysfunction.
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PhD, Universities of Bologna, Italy and Valencia, Spain
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Antonio Clemens has been photographing nude models for years, but it's only recently that this Russian lensman launched his own adult website. Stunning 18 is the result and it's definitely a solid endeavor well worth a look, especially from those with a penchant for skinny, hairless, Euro teens. Image quality remains high throughout Stunning 18 and, though not as high as on other Met Art sites, delivers strong detail in the evocative, atmospheric shoots. Hearing Clemens on the video soundtracks is a bit of a downer, but keep your focus on the girls and you shouldn't be too bothered. It's disappointing to see Stunning 18 offering much the same style of erotica as other Met Art sites yet restricting access to those very sites, but in time there'll be enough exclusive content here to keep any admirer of 18-year-old beauties pleased as punch.
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Due to technical problems I have not been able to get this post up before today even though it was meant to go up on Sunday so I am sorry about this but at least you can read this now which is better than never been able to rather than never been able to read anyway on with the post.
Back in February 2010 more and the rest of family took a trip to Thailand the reason behind this was because it was one of my uncle's 60th birthday in the August of that year but apparently it would have been the rainy season so that is why we didn't go then. He choose Thailand because he actually has a house out there as well.We went on the trip with all of my aunties and uncles from my dad's side of the family and one of my cousins.
I don't actually have any photo's of trip well I do but the reason behind this is because they are hard copies and without having to scan them and I am unsure if they would like to be featured on my blog and because it is 4 years ago they are so embarrassing for me.
What was your favourite trip?
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Illegal: Life and Death in Arizona's Immigration War Zone (Paperback)
From a deadly border to America's kidnapping capital--the secret lives at the heart of the immigration controversy Arizona's violent border is the busiest gateway for illegal immigration in America, making Arizona Ground Zero for the immigration debate. No state is as hostile to the undocumented, and no city is as unwelcoming as Phoenix. Yet Phoenix is home to thousands who live in the shadows, where civil rights are neglected and lives are lost. Illegal sheds light on the invisible immigrants who persevere despite kidnappings and drug wars, an ongoing recession, and laws barring them from working, learning, and driving. By profiling these undocumented people, and those--like notorious Sheriff Joe Arpaio--who persecute them, author Terry Greene Sterling courageously reveals the changing face of immigration in America and gives new insight into a divisive national crisis.
About the Author
Terry Greene Sterling is a Spanish-speaking award-winning journalist and photographer based in Phoenix, which is ground zero for the nation's immigration wars and home to most of Arizona's five hundred thousand or more illegal immigrants. She is Writer-in-Residence and a faculty associate at the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication at Arizona State University. She has covered all aspects of the American West, including immigration and Latino issues, for twenty-five years. She has won more than fifty national and regional journalism awards, including several awards for diversity writing. She is a three-time winner of Arizona's highest journalism honor, the Virg Hill Journalist of the Year Award, and was a staff writer at Phoenix New Times for thirteen years. Her stories have appeared in numerous newspapers and magazines, including The Washington Post, Newsweek, salon.com, The Nieman Narrative Digest, Preservation Magazine, Arizona Highways, High Country News, and PHOENIX Magazine, where she is contributing editor. She also has a Master of Fine Arts degree in Creative Nonfiction from Goucher College in Maryland, where she studied with Tom French and Walt Harrington, two master narrative journalists. She is a member of Investigative Reporters and Editors and The American Society of Journalists and Authors. Her blog on her experiences and findings investigating the "border battle" in Arizona can be found at whitewomaninbarrio.com, an intereactive web site that includes photos, videos, maps locating border deaths, book tour events, etc. She can also be followed on Twitter.
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Terry Greene Sterling puts a human face on a dishonest immigration debate. The sheriff is ugly, the laws harsh and pointless, the people poor, eager, huntedand the people are our new neighbors regardless of our neighborhoods. Read this moving and surprising book before speaking out on who belongs here and who does not. You'll be happy you did."
Charles Bowden, award-winning journalist and author of Murder City: Ciudad Juarez and the Global Economy's New Killing Fields
Immigration is the twenty-first century's Grapes of Wrath. And, like John Steinbeck, Terry Greene Sterling focuses on the people of illegal immigrationvictims and perpsto show us what life is truly like on the frontlines of the immigration issue. From official neglect to rape, murder, kidnapping, and death, Sterling takes the lid off the world of illegal immigration and exposes the whole snake pit."
Paul Perry, New York Times bestselling author, documentary filmmaker
What a vivid portrayal of the Arizona immigrant underground. Illegal is not afraid to show the bad decisions immigrants make along with their resilience and strength of spirit. This is the total picture, a heartbreaking one in a state that has chosen to demonize its Mexican residents."
Tony Ortega, Editor in Chief, The Village Voice
No one brings you into the illegal immigration underground quite like Terry Greene Sterling. Her gritty descriptions of border crossers, transvestites, and child molesters will linger in your thoughts. Her achingly beautiful accounts of everyday people and tragic situations really stick with you. From Sheriff Joe Arpaio's bravado to a locked-up mom's longing for her child, the stories in Illegal are strikingly vivid, and the author's reporting flawless. No one should even attempt to speak on the matter of illegal immigration in Arizona without reading Illegal first."
Ashlea Deahl, editor of PHOENIX magazine
Arizona is ground zero in America's immigration battles and Terry Greene Sterling writes about the struggles of the people involved with authority, passion and compassion. Her insights and observations are detailed with nuance and substance that can't be acquired by dropping in when the story is hot. This book and her blog, White Woman in the Barrio, reflect her ongoing commitment to telling stories about the people in addition to the policies that are front and center in the immigration wars. If you want to understand what is going on in Arizona now, Illegal is the book to read."
Rick Rodriguez, Carnegie and Southwest Borderlands Initiative professor, Walter Cronkite School of Journalism, Arizona State University
[A] prize-winning journalist's vivid stories of the real people behind the stereotypes, undocumented immigrants living with the already harsh legal atmosphere of Phoenix."
Colette Bancroft, St. Petersburg Times book editor
At times, Sterling's book reads like Shakespearean tragedy: people making difficult choices in impossible circumstances. And like classic tragedies, the cast of characters here includes opportunists, those who prey on the vulnerable, attention-seekers, and the well meaning. No wonder all of this leads to the extremes of human emotion, such as anger and rage. Throughout the book, Sterling's telling of these stories is honest and thoughtful."
Sativia Peterson, Phoenix New Times
"...documentation of the heart of an immigration war makes for an involving, thought-provoking survey for any discussion on illegal immigration and immigration and civil liberties in America."- Midwest Book Review


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It's true. Knitting is not for the impatient. But I (and many others) have found hats to be a great project when you want to accomplish something quickly. Also, with the warmer weather, hats can still be worn without making the wearer look as silly as someone who may sport a chunky scarf in 75 degree weather. Anyway, here are some of the hats I've made recently!
I found the pattern for the hat above on Ravelry, although I can't seem to find the pattern anymore. Anyway, do sign up for ravelry if you're down with the "open source" knitting world. It's a fantastic site with lots and lots of patterns all for free.
I couldn't get my sister to stop laughing when I was trying to photograph her in this hat.
This hat was made during my trip to Chicago. You can say I was a knittin' fool. I knit in the airport, on the plane, etc. Anytime I had downtime I was knitting. Hey! It was my vacation. Anything goes. I like knitting on trips because then I have those memories associated with my projects.
Speaking of knitting on trips, this past weekend I made a quick visit to San Francisco. Ahhhh, love. I went to the Urban Knitting Studio to check out their selection. What a great shop! The owner was really helpful and friendly. I picked up some white and gray wool and some bamboo double pointed needles. Yes… I am making another hat. :)


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If You Want your Organizational Culture to be a Strategic Weapon You Must Read This Book!
We are well into the 21st century, but we are still running many of our businesses in autocratic ways that are reducing employee engagement, stifling innovation, and lowering financial performance. Standard of Trust Leadership is about leveraging your business culture through purpose, performance, and relationship capital to flourish in a hyper-connected and hyper-transparent business world.
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Dandy Day is a thirty-five year old free-spirited, commitment-phobic, Venice Boardwalk roller skating waitress. When Dandy is suddenly dumped by her therapist, right when they were on the brink of figuring out why her relationships last only a whopping three months, Dandy decides to take her relationship issues into her own hands. With the reluctant help of her lifelong best friend, Simon, Dandy tracks down her exes one by one and does a relationship autopsy on each of them in order to get to the bottom of her relationship challenged life.
A young man, Jackson "Jake" Ferry, born into a privileged New York family, loses them in a car accident. Young and wealthy, he needs to justify his existence during The Great Depression. He is skilled in carpentry and drives around the Gulf of Mexico, working on building projects with his peculiar friend and partner from Florida, Chin, who has cheerfully abandoned his family in favor of an adventure. Together, they travel an amazing road trip, helping poor folks along the way, repairing their homes and their lives.Eventually, Jake lands in Galveston, where he stays to help rebuild the island after their first Great Flood, building an inter-racial school for the island's orphans.The road trip comes to an end in with Jake back in New York City, an older and wiser man with an internal compass to guide his path.
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In this steampunk mystery, Jim Musgrave portrays late 19th century New York City with a horrifying yet comic vision of science gone awry. Detective Patrick O'Malley struggles with bizarre creatures and bawdy situations when he is pitted against steam-engineered pirates who aim to raid cargo ships and destroy lives. People breathe and release steam, fly out of windows and disappear, wield knives at lightning speed, and travel through time, but O'Malley also has a few tricks up his sleeve to help hold the dark forces back…
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In a recent group conversation focusing on the topic LOVE, it was acknowledged that loving one's enemy is oftentimes nearly impossible.
Why? The actions of our enemy represent values contrary to our own. Our enemies can be scary. Many people absorb the feelings of others and we want to stay far away from people whose feelings we don't want to absorb. We don't like them. We don't want to be around them. They make us angry, resentful, frustrated and more! We hate them!
But, what do you do if you really do believe in love? What if you believe in compassion or empathy? Should we only express those emotions when it is easy? But, but, but…..
I told the group about a sermon I heard years ago that really impacted me. The minister told us about a time when she was demonstrating against racism at a KKK rally when she saw something that stopped her dead in her tracks. It was a woman who lovingly straightening the folds in the white robe worn by her young child. While she obviously understood the horror of what that white robe represented, for a flash she saw the humanity of that woman. She saw a person worthy of empathy and compassion. And yes, even love. Confusing.
Why would anyone even want to waste any energy even thinking about loving your enemy?
All the reasons for NOT loving one's enemy are very easy to understand.
Feelings of resentment, anger, and others are completely normal. There is no value to feeling badly about experiencing these emotions. It's what we do with them that matters.
But at the risk of sounding grandiose or preachy, here are some reasons for wanting to learn to love our enemy.
Does it make you feel happy to distain and loathe others? Does hate encourage healing or the change that we really hope for? Does carrying hate make you proud of yourself? This is NOT to challenge your good values. Instead, these questions are to help you examine the value of old ways. You really will feel happier if you can live a loving and peaceful life and release hatred.
Harboring hatred is not only exhausting; it can literally be harmful to your health. So, if you think your hatred is hurting the other person, think again! It's likely that you are harmed the most by harboring your hatred, resentment or any other negative emotion!
Even if it isn't your intention to change anyone, love and respect are literally powerful tools. Someone who might be used to being disrespected and hated will be shocked to their core if they feel your love and / or sincere respect. This shock can fuel positive change. They may begin to even subconsciously think, "Maybe I can act differently if this person sees me as worthy." This can be a surprise but potent impact of loving your enemy.
You can feel satisfied about the example you are setting for others, especially children. You know that displaying hatred and bitterness impacts children. Demonstrating how to love, even under extremely difficult situations, is a powerful lesson for others.
It is better for the community. Loving others brings out the best in them. If a person sees themselves as a "bad person", they will take hurtful actions. If they see themselves as a valued and productive part of the community, they will take ownership for the health of the community.
What does it really mean to love thy enemy? Let's say it means to set aside whatever it is that makes them your enemy and to muster the feelings that will allow you see the humanity of this person. It doesn't mean that you need to invite them to your home for dinner or to love them like you love a friend, family member or respected role model. But, there are lots of different kinds of love. The kind of love that we'd give to our enemies would be to open our hearts to them and to have some loving feelings toward this human spirit. It might mean you'd say hello to them and maybe even smile if the situation called for that. A greeting or a smile to an enemy doesn't mean that you have changed your values. It means that you really do believe in treating all people with respect and dignity. It means that you really do embrace love, compassion and empathy as your spiritual path. It demonstrates that you have the spiritual strength to take action on your values even when those actions will not be understood or even accepted by many.
If you can remember that you are accountable to your own self and your own values, you will ultimately feel comfort in your decision. And you will eventually find internal peace because you'll feel comfortable with your choices and unburdened by the need to constantly carry hatred and resentment.
Again, we all know how hard this is; almost impossible for many. It's a very emotional issue. It'll only happen with people who really want it. Maybe these few words might help someone move closer to being able to love all.
Loving one's enemy is a life-long challenge. Isn't spirituality a lifelong practice too? One is a reflection of the other.
"Love is the only force capable of transforming an enemy into friend." – Martin Luther King Jr.
In my bathroom sits this three tiered holder of river rocks. I'm a potter. I made the small bowls myself. I call this simple thing my "tribute to the weirdos". No, I don't use that word in any other situation. Just this one… And, when I say this, the word is used consciously and with tenderness. I know; that doesn't seem to make any sense. Read More…
World Peace is a huge concept.
Sometimes it's hard to really believe that as flawed individuals we are equipped to create peace.
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Our belief systems are the bedrock upon which all that we say and do rests. Our beliefs are the filters of our reality. They also create our version of reality. And, they often go unchallenged – even if they are incomplete or completely incorrect.
With great glee I have recently learned about, as they describe themselves, "a revolution in the scientific understanding of human nature." Read More…


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It was with great jealousy/curiosity/trepidation/glee that I sat down in front of the Sabres' Blogger Summit live video feed yesterday afternoon. I am, of course, still terrorizing the woods of New Hampshire with music, so, I was pretty far away from the proceedings, distance-wise. But here's the cool thing about the blogosphere: even in New Hampshire, surrounded by teenaged string players and unkempt-nature, as soon as that video feed clicked on, I was riveted. I'm pretty sure I could move to the moon and still be fascinated by the Sabres and the Sabres blogosphere.
Here are some relatively unorganized thoughts on the event from my perspective. I'd write something less bullet-point-y, but music camp does not allow much time for blogging, and also, I'm lazy.
- I want to start these bullet-points by congratulating the Sabres and the participating bloggers for a great event. This was an awesome event for the blogosphere, and I hope it was a success by everyone's standards. What I've heard about the event via twitter, personal texts, and emails has been overwhelmingly positive. (Except for Heather B, who very charmingly emailed me last night to say that the event was terrible without me, no one had ANY fun, and that Ted Black is super mean. Nice try, Heather. I'm not buying it AT ALL, but I do appreciate the effort to make me feel better about missing the summit.) On a personal note, I want to thank the Sabres for reaching out to bloggers. THANK YOU, SABRES!
- I thought the bloggers were awesome! Everyone looked so scrubbed-up and adorable on camera. I've met a lot of the bloggers in town, but it was fun to put a faces to a few names. And seriously, not a SINGLE person there looked even remotely socially disturbed, or excessively pasty due to lack of sun. Good work, guys! (Now back to mom's basement with you. Scram!)
- Ted Black is a freaking star. I certainly can't speak for any other bloggers, but for me, the primary reason I was mega-interested in attending this event was that fact that it was an opportunity to rub elbows with Ted Black. Last week, when I was thinking about the event and what I would've asked had I been able to attend, I actually had a difficult time thinking of good questions, but man, I REALLY wanted to hang out drinking beer and eating pizza with Ted Black. I feel like maybe a more serious-minded blogger wouldn't admit to such a frivolous appreciation for Ted Black, but whatevs. If there is one thing I'm not, it's "serious about the Buffalo Sabres". Which brings me to my next bullet point…
- I think the event (at least the online streaming portion) suffered a little bit because of the "Press Conference Lite" format. I want to be clear, this isn't a really criticism. It's mostly just an observation. I suspect that if you asked a hundred bloggers how they'd want a Q&A with Ted Black to be formatted, about 80 of them would describe exactly what the Sabres did, and the other 20 would all have wildly different ideas. (My ideal Q&A with Ted Black would be on my porch, drinking beer. Also, Goose would come along. And we would mostly talk about how much we hate the Flyers and the Bruins. And then, maybe we'd play Rock Band. But that's just me.) There is certainly no "right" way to do something like this. My problem with the format is that it assumed that bloggers want to behave like journalists. There are LOTS of bloggers who do want to behave like journalists, but there are also lots of bloggers, like me, who are more causal in their approach. As the Sabres continue to reach out to bloggers (please continue to reach out to bloggers, Sabres!), I hope that there is some effort to experiment with the format and tone of the events. But again, I'm NOT COMPLAINING. I'm just sayin'.
- Just as a counterpoint to my last point- from what I've gathered about the non-streaming portion of the evening, that's when most of the fun stuff occurred. So, had I been able to attend, I probably could've asked Ted to wear half of my BFF locket after the cameras were turned off. And then, after he gracefully and politely declined, I could've asked Kevin Sylvester if HE wanted to wear it instead. (Kylvester would've said "yes". Of course.) So, while the streaming portion was a little stuffy for my personal tastes, it sounds like the Sabres actually did set aside a chunk of time for less-formal questions.
- My close friends at Apple Hill know how disappointed I was about not being able to attend the summit. As such, my friend Elise suggested that the Sabres were probably just gathering the bloggers in order to either brainwash them or trap them in a dank dungeon, and that I should be GLAD I couldn't go. I'll admit, I was a little disappointed that Ted didn't start the Blog Summit by pressing a button which opened a trap door in the floor which sent all the bloggers down a Goonies-style water slide and into a pit of rattlesnakes (or lions, I suppose).
- All in all, I give the Summit an A+ for "being overall awesome and generous towards their most loyal fans", and a A- for "execution". (Sadly, I have to give the event a F- for "Calling me and asking me when would be a convenient time to hold the event.") But if there is one thing I want to make CRYSTAL CLEAR it's that I am THRILLED that the Sabres held this event and that I think they did a great job.
- What a wonderful time to be a Sabres fan!
And, here's a SUPER FUN Willful Caboose programming alert: My disappoint at not being able to attend the Blog Summit was SO acute, and my whining was SO pronounced, that the-powers-that-be at the Sabres took pity on me. I was able to send some questions to Ted Black via email, and he VERY graciously answered them all.
SO, look for Ted Black Interview in the next few days! Hooray!


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Fake Google listing scam call by madarchod criminals phoning from India This is a fake Google listings scam call by criminals phoning from a call center in India, trying to steal your credit card number, Social Security number, date of birth and personal information. The phone call begins with a pre-recorded message that is generated using text-to-speech translation software to disguise the origin of this India scam, and if you respond to the call, you are then transferred to what sounds like a noisy boiler room in India. The pre-recorded message tries to threaten you by saying your Google listing will be deleted. More than 95% of all North America phone scams originate from crowded phone rooms in India that rotate through hundreds of different fraud, extortion, and money laundering scams every day such as pretending to be a fake pharmacy, posing as fake Social Security officers saying your benefits are suspended, fake IRS officers collecting on fake unpaid back taxes, or fake bill collectors threatening you for fake unpaid debts, pretending to offer fake health insurance, car warranty, student loan forgiveness, credit card and debt consolidation services, posing as Amazon to falsely say that an unauthorized purchase was made to your account or that your Prime membership was auto-debited from your credit card or bank account, posing as Microsoft/Dell/HP/Apple to say that your software needs renewal or they detected a problem with your computer, fake "we are refunding your money" or "your account has been auto-debited" scams, fake Google/Alexa listing and work-from-home scams, pretending to be a bank or Fedex/UPS/DHL, falsely stating that they installed ransomware virus on your computer and you need to pay them money, etc, and the scammers try to steal your credit card, bank account and routing number, or Social Security number and personal information. Many scammers try to gain your trust by asking for you by your name when they call, but the autodialer is just dialing thousands of phone numbers and automatically displaying your name when your number is dialed from a phone database that contains millions of names, numbers, and addresses in the U.S. Many India scammers phone you with an initial pre-recorded robotic person speaking English, Spanish, or Chinese that is easily generated using text-to-speech translation software to disguise the origin of their India phone room, but then you speak to the India scammer when you take the bait and respond to the pre-recorded message. Some speech synthesis software sound very robotic, but others sound very natural. Scammers often either use disposable VoIP phone numbers (e.g. MagicJack devices) or they spoof fake Caller ID phone numbers. Anyone, including you, can use telecom software or a third-party service to phone using fake names and phone numbers that show up on Caller ID. India scammers often spoof fake toll-free Caller ID numbers that begin with "8". The Caller ID name and number is often useless with scam calls unless the scam setup asks you to phone them back and the Caller ID area code is almost never the area from which the scam call actually originated since many scams use fake Caller ID area codes from across the U.S. and Canada, totally invalid area codes, and also purposely faked foreign country Caller ID numbers (e.g. fake women crying "help me" emergency scams from India often spoof fake Mexico and Middle East Caller ID numbers). Some India scammers also spoof the actual real phone numbers of businesses such as Apple, Verizon, and U.S. banks so when you phone the number back, you realize that you were scammed from the spoofed Caller ID number of the actual business. How can you avoid being scammed by phone calls (and also emails)? Never trust any unsolicited caller or anyone who phones with any sales offer (most unsolicited sales calls are scams so your odds of saving money are very poor), any offer of a "free gift", any legal or arrest threats (pressure tactic), any caller or recording who tells you to reply back or do something immediately or within a few hours (pressure tactic), any claims of suspicious activity on an account, any claims of refunds or auto-renewed/auto-debited accounts, and any pre-recorded messages. A common India scam calls you with a fake Amazon recording of a suspicous purchase of an iPhone, but Amazon never robo-dials you like this and Amazon account updates are communicated in emails. Many banks do use automated fraud alert phone calls to confirm a suspicious purchase, but always verify the number that the message tells you to phone or just call the number printed on the back of your credit card. Any unsolicited caller with a foreign accent (nearly always Indian) should immediately be treated as a scam until carefully proven otherwise. Many scams tell a lie that you recently inquired about a job, social security benefits, doctor appointment, insurance, or that you recently contacted them or visited their website, and they try to steal your personal information and SSN. Many India scammers begin the call using interactive voice response (IVR) robotic software that sounds very realistically human, speaks clear English, listens to your replies, and responds based on your replies. To test for IVR, ask them, "What do you get when you add 1 plus 2?" If their reply sounds odd or robotic, then ask, "Why does the sky have a blue color?" A real human will reply reasonably, but IVR software gets confused by trivia questions. The IVR usually transfers you to the India scammer, but some scams entirely use IVR with the robot asking for your credit card or SSN. Phone and email scams share two common attributes: 1) The Caller ID name/number and the "From:" header on an email can be totally fake; 2) The phone number and information on a scam phone call is malicious just as the file attachments and website links on a scam email are malicious. Always hover your mouse over email links to display the true destination and learn how to analyze raw email headers such as "Return-path:" and "Received:" which provides a trace of the servers that handled the email from its origin to your mail server (e.g. a true Amazon email will start from a domain name owned by Amazon). Phone and email scams snowball for many victims - if your personal or financial data are stolen, either through a phone or email scam, clicking on a malicious website, or by a previous data breach of a business server that stores your data, then your personal data gets shared and sold by scammers on the dark web who then see you as fresh meat and prey on you even more. That is one main reason why some people receive 40+ scam phone calls every day while others receive 0 to 2 scam calls per day. Credit card numbers sell for $5 to $20 on the dark web, bank account numbers and email passwords sell for as much as $500, and Social Security numbers sell for $1 to $10 just for the name with number or more than $300 if the SSN includes full name, address, date of birth, and drivers license information. India scammers do not care about the U.S. National Do-Not-Call Registry and asking scammers to stop calling has no effect. Many American telemarketers will honor your request to be removed from their phone database, but India scammers do not care, and some India scammers even tell you that they will stop calling if you buy their fake insurance or fake drugs, which is laughably false. I love to play with these scammers and keep them on the phone by pretending to be interested in their scam. You do these scammers a favor by yelling at them and immediately hanging up since they shrug off all the profanities that they hear. But you ruin their scams by slowly dragging them along on the phone call, calling them back if their phone number can be phoned, pretending to be interested in their product or service, pretending that you are worried when they threaten you, always giving them fake credit card numbers and fake personal information, asking them to speak louder and to repeat what they said to use up more of their energy, pretending to innocently ask the scum why he is shouting profanities at me, etc. The best defense against phone scammers is a good offense by not quickly hanging up the phone, but instead toying with them for at least 10 or 20 minutes to use up more of their time and energy so they have less time to deceive an elderly victim. Scammers do not earn a fixed annual salary. If you use up their time while you do other things, you make them poorer for sitting there trying to scam you. If you immediately hang up, their autodialer quickly connects them to another potential victim. Never give an unknown caller your credit card number or Social Security number. Companies who already have your information may ask for the last four digits for verification. Some India scammers ask for your bank account and routing number or ask you to wire transfer them a payment, giving a fake explanation that they cannot accept a credit card or personal check. Scammers can steal money if they know your bank account and routing number (e.g. counterfeit cashed checks) and wire transfers are far less traceable than unauthorized credit card charges. India scammers may threaten to have you arrested, but the IRS, SSA, and debt collectors cannot threaten to arrest or sue you on the phone; they are required to send you paper notices by registered mail. The police and FBI will never phone you and say that officers are coming to arrest you (many India extortions threaten to send officers); if the police really want to arrest you, they just show up with a warrant without phoning first. Some India scammers ask you to use your browser to visit a website that allows the scammer to directly access and control your computer and then they can install a ransomware virus to extort money from you, or they ask you to download a virus file to your computer. These same remote desktop websites are used by both legitimate technical support and India scammers to see and click on your screen. If the scam sounds very authentic, ask the scammer for their verifiable company name, street address, and a callback number that can be googled and matched to the company name and address, which all real businesses will provide. Every Indian scammer will immediately fail this test since they all use spoofed fake Caller ID numbers or VoIP numbers that they can quickly dispose of. Scams often prey on fear (you are going to be arrested or your account was hacked), ignorance (your fake account subscription was auto-renewed/auto-debited), or greed (that 80% savings on fake drugs or insurance or 0%-interest loan is just a scam to steal money and identity theft data). If you are dumb enough to give your credit card or SSN to a random stranger on the street to buy fake drugs, insurance, or loans, then you deserve to be scammed. Most unsolicited calls are scams nowadays, usually with a subtle to strong Indian foreign accent, and most scam calls originate from India. No other foreign country is infested with numerous noisy sweatshops filled with phone scam criminals who belong to the lowest India caste and many are thieves, robbers, and rapists who were serving jail sentences but released early due to prison overcrowding. Most India scammers are men, but many are women who also readily shout profanities and the cowards tell you that they will blow up your house (totally fake just like their scam). Just laugh at their abusive language. Google "Hindi swear words" and memorize some favorites to piss on these scammers, e.g. call him "Rundi Ka Bacha" (son of a whore) or call her "Rundi Ki Bachi" (daughter of a whore). But if you can spare at least 5 minutes, first scam the scammer before abusing them by sounding interested, asking them questions to keep them talking and having to think harder because they veer off their rehearsed script, do not overdo the acting, and feed them totally fake information (16 random digits starting with 4 for Visa and 5 for Master Card, when the scammer says the card does not work, ask them to repeat the number and try again, and then tell them "try my second card number", and then give them a third 16-random-digit number starting with 3 for Diners Club lol).


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Bravo Chip
Annette Thomas
- Date:February 10, 2016
- Nominated by:Arthur Salo
Prior to the fall 2015 arrival of new students, Annette, along with Patrick Rivers, did such an amazing job cleaning and waxing the floors in the student labs and the core labs of Biomedical Engineering that one of the professors said that she would like to buy them lunch. It has been a whole semester since, and the lunch never happened. So, I would like to recommend both Annette and Patrick for a Bravo chip for the "over the top" job they did, cleaning and waxing the floors. The floors looked like glass when they were finished.
Benefit to the Hajim School
A gorgeous addition to Goergen to welcome the returning students back and impress the parents of the freshmen and all who saw the lab floors.
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We're partnered with an established and well known game developer who specialise in Sci-Fi MMO's. They're bringing that expertise to Mobile on a much anticipated title currently in development. The studio was using a 3rd party developer, but have now bought it 'in-house' and as such are building up this new mobile development team. This role is one of the first positions of a projected team of around 20. They have the IP and game outline in place, it now needs completing ready for a launch at the end of next year.
In this role you'd report directly to the head of production and be responsible for a projected team of around 5 coders, so it's a good opportunity for someone who is currently a Senior coder looking to progress into a Lead role. As the team is fairly small, you'll have ample opportunity to work on multiple parts of the game.
To be considered for the role, we'd like to see:
- Recent proven Unity C# Development skills on shipped mobile titles
- Genuine passion for games, of all sorts
- That you're a problem solver and love collaborating
- As well as commercial experience, you also have some home-grown projects
- Able to convey tech ideas/principles to non-tech disciplines
This studio is stable, well established and diverse. They have a global network of studios with huge long term career options. They also offer a marketing leading salary and benefits package which will help you achieve a sustainable and enjoyable work/life balance. They're based in Central London in a modern and well-equipped studio. The team is friendly, progressive, communicative and stable.
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'twas the night before Christmas star book
This afternoon we are making a star book using clarity stamps series of stamps 'twas the night before Christmas.
Class at Robert Hall Church 1.30 to 4.30pn. Cost will be £8.00. Hope to see you there!
This Saturday the 19th is Craft Club 1.30pm to 4.30pm at Robert Hall Church £6.00 for the afternoon!
This Saturday we will be trying different techniques with embossing powders, making embellishments for your Scrapbooks, Journals and Cards.
Can you contact me if you are attending so that I can prepare for enough people?
Hope to see you Saturday
Just a reminder to anyone that this Saturday we are trying out all sorts of techniques with distress inks, and making some cards as well. The class will run from 1.30 – 4.30pm the cost will be £6.00 each. If you can confirm that you are coming that would be great as places are limited.
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If you haven't yet noticed something different this weekend — that CFL mention should have tipped you off — it's that I'm bringing you Deadspin this weekend from the glorious city of St. John's, Newfoundland. This wouldn't be possible if the exchange rate on Deadspin posts wasn't so tempting. But in the past week I've been taking in sports coverage via TSN, which is Canada's take on ESPN, and gotten to know anchor Jennifer Hedger quite well. Predictably, they often lead off SportsCentre with the Toronto Blue Jays. (It's so cute, they think they're still in a Wild Card race). Their hopes to stay within reasonable distance of the wild card clubhouse leaders, the Mariners, took a setback as the LA Angels shut them out, 3-0. They're now 10 games out of a playoff spot. But they still believe!
Just Bat Him Cleanup Already. Okay, show of hands: who said the Chicago Cubs-Arizona Diamondbacks series in late August would be a battle of two first-place teams? D'backs pitcher Micah Owings did his darnedest, hitting another home run, but Cubs pitchers basically shut down everyone else, coming away with the 6-2 win.
Anabolic Decaf. A 2-1 loss to the Kansas City Royals was the least of the Cleveland Indians problems. Indians minor outfielder Juan Valdes was suspended 50 games after testing positive for a performance enhancer. One hundred percent Colombian steroids. The richest steroids in the world.
His Foot Got In The Way Of My Slide! During the San Diego Padres' 14-3 romp over the Philadelphia Phillies, There was some kind of disagreement in the fourth inning. The Phillies' baserunner Carlos Ruiz was for universal health care, while Padres second baseman Marcus Giles felt he shouldn't have to pay extra taxes. As tensions flared, the other players sprang from the dugouts to help. But eventually the teams went back to their respective dugouts once they realized they weren't jumping into a lively health care debate — Ruiz merely slid hard into Giles and he didn't like it.
And It Only Took Eight Hours. Four hours of a rain delay, coupled with four hours of regulation baseball, left little time for Carlos Guillen to hit a walk-off home run, sending the Detroit Tigers to a 9-6 win over the New York Yankees. So Guillen's hit came at 3:30 in the morning, which is peak prostitution solicitation time in Detroit. At least that's, um, what a friend told me.


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This looks like fun.
Donal Logue as Harvey Bullock and Ben McKenzie as Jim Gordon, on the set of "Gotham" in New York City.
Seventies-style cop realness in some sort of pre-Batman Gotham City setting. With these two as the leads. Yeah, we'll be DVRing that one. Donal raises the quality of practically anything he's in and Ben's easy on the eyes. Plus it looks to be pushing our nerd and style buttons at the same time. We will be very sad if this turns out lame. We don't think we can handle the pain of another Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. -style disappointment.
And don't come at us with talk about how AoS is improving. It is not. Hmmph.
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Need some help purchasing new light bulbs for your home? Buying an energy efficient light bulb that saves money, is long lasting, and protects the environment is easy with these four simple tips.
From dimmer capabilities to light color and brightness, EPA has the answers you are looking for as you head to the store. Just Look for the ENERGY STAR and let the experts at EPA lead the way!
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South Korea Reports 2 More Deaths and 1 New Case of MERS
luvsmiling, June 27, 2015, 11:06 a.m.
South Korea reported an additional two deaths from Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS) Friday, along with a new case that put the total number of people diagnosed with the disease at 181. The newest patient was a doctor from Seoul's Samsung Medical Center, which has accounted for nearly half of all infections here, according to the Ministry of Health and Welfare.
The hospital, run by the country's largest conglomerate Samsung Group, had voluntarily shut down most of its operations until Wednesday. The shutdown has been extended indefinitely by the health ministry as patients and doctors, as well as simple visitors to the hospital, continued to be diagnosed with the disease.
The two new deceased were both female patients, aged 79 years and 80 years old, and both of whom had existing health conditions, including diabetes, cerebral infarction and cancer. The health ministry has said over 90 percent of all MERS-related deaths in South Korea have involved people with existing health conditions, which were apparently worsened by MERS, eventually leading to their deaths.
With the latest fatalities, the country's death toll came to 31. The fatality rate of the disease in the country rose to 17.1 percent. Out of the 181 people diagnosed with the potentially deadly disease so far, 81 have been discharged from hospitals following complete recoveries, according to the ministry. The remaining 69 remain hospitalized with 13 of them currently in critical condition. Apart from those diagnosed, 2,931 people were in isolation for possible infection after coming in close contact with MERS patients. The number increased from 2,642 on the previous day.


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A shift dress is a staple in my wardrobe. I feel in love with this silhouette a few years ago because it's not only a flattering, but versatile too. With the right accessories, a plus size shift dress easily goes from work to play in no time. One thing is for sure, regardless how you style a shift dress, you can always count on looking stylish and effortless in the look.
I recently added a new Elliptical hem cotton knit shift dress by eShakti into my wardrobe rotation and it has been a total game changer. The high-low hem on the dress gives my look an added touch of chic that I really like, but what I love most is that eShakti gives me the option to totally customize the dress to my liking.
When I was picking out my dress from eShakti, I was able to select the measurement, sleeve of my choice, neckline, and the right length for my height. As a short plus size woman this is amazing because I know that I'm getting something that is made for ME for an incredible price. Can you imagine what it would cost to get a dress custom made? You should also know that you don't have to be a plus size fashionista to shop for eShakti because they make clothing for all bodies. From sizes 0 to 36, as well as custom sizing on all of their merchandise, they've got ALL women covered!
I know that eShakti gives the option to customize any piece, but I ordered my plus size shift dress exactly how it appeared on their website because I like how it looks. The dress has pockets and is made of cozy cotton jersey knit with just the right amount of stretch. Can you say total DREAM?!?!
Ever since I got my dress in the mail I have been wearing it endless ways. From meetings, to hanging out on my roof top, I have worn this dress at least twice a week. (don't judge me!). I love my new dress so much that I have been having a lot of fun styling it in different ways– Take a look!
3 Ways to Style a Plus Size Shift Dress
Comfy Dress + Cool Kicks= Bliss
This look is perfect for an afternoon of shopping or just hanging out with some gal pals on a sunny afternoon. It's low key, but still stylish. It also incorporates one of the season's hottest trends, which is pairing a dress/skirt with athletic shoes.
Outfit Detail: Shift Dress- Eshakti | Denim Vest- Target |Shoes- Holographic ADIDAS Superstar (Similar here) | Watch- JORD Wood Watches | Earrings- Marshalls
Street Chic in a Swing Dress
I'm all about looks that have some edge to them and I create them by mixing textures and silhouettes. I love how a shift dress pairs with a bomber jacket, which is a major trend this spring. The long necklace and booties are the finishing touches to this street style-ready look.
Outfit Detail: Shift Dress- Eshakti | Floral Bomber Jacket- Who What Wear x Target (Similar here and here) |Shoes- Marshalls | Necklace- Forever 21
Pretty & Polished
My favorite thing about this look is how well the pink and olive green tones in my look play together. It's flirty and fun, and possibly my look for Valentine's Day. Most importantly– I'M WEARING FLAMINGOS!!!
Outfit Detail: Shift Dress- Eshakti | Flamingo Scarf- Thrifted from ThredUP |Shoes- SimplyBe | Watch- JORD Wood Watches | Bracelet- Kate Spade from TjMAXX
Disclaimer: eShakti provided me with a complimentary product for editorial consideration. This post also contains some affiliate links, which means that if you purchase via these links I will receive a small commission from the sale. You will NOT pay more for your purchase. Wondering why I include affiliate links? It's simple– a girls gotta eat! I also do it because it helps me maintain Pretty In Pigment and allows me to continue to bring you plus size styling content.


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Nuway's roots go all the way back to 1999 to an online grocery retailer: GroceryGateway.com. GroceryGateway was trying to change the world by asking customers to buy groceries over the internet.
GroceryGateway's unique business model prevented them from using an off-the-shelf solution. Much of the software had to be custom built or integrate into the pieces that could be bought.
A team of top-notch software developers was assembled to tackle the distinct business needs. GroceryGateway's website and logistics software was award winning. Team members were invited to be speakers at Microsoft and Bell workshops. Two projects were featured as case studies by Microsoft Canada and Microsoft Worldwide.
In September 2004, after 5 years of service, GroceryGateway declared bankruptcy. One piece of the company was sold to Longo's and one part (the courier division) was sold to Transforce. The development team was forced to disperse.
Nuway is the combination of key GroceryGateway team members along with other software industry experts. Their combined expertise is now available for companies needing elegant solutions to sophisticated problems.
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Sunday, 3 August 2014
Rainy Day Fox...
I'm back with another creation from my creative week (well this one was the weekend - yesterday I had a lovely quiet day to play!). This time I combined the colours from Create with Connie & Mary and this week's Seize the Sketch...
I pulled put one of the new hostess sets, Life's Adventures - perfect for colouring - together with a Project Life card from the Everyday Adventure collection, and came up with this...
So cute!! I discovered that the font in the Life's Adventure set matches perfectly with the font from one of the stamps in the A Dozen Thoughts set - and they work so well together!! The fox was stamped on Whisper White with Stazon and punched out with the 2 1/2" circle punch, then stamped again on Naturals White, coloured with ink and an aquabrush. I cut out the fox and umbrella then popped up over the circle image with dimensionals. I embossed the other sentiment in white and added some silver buttons and silver satin ribbon to finish.
Here's the recipe:
Stamps: Life's Adventures, A Dozen Thoughts
Ink: Stazon, Versamark, Tangelo Twist, Bermuda Bay
Paper: Project Life card (Everyday Adventure), Bermuda Bay, Tangelo Twist, Whisper White, Basic Grey, Naturals White
Accessories: Silver buttons, silver satin ribbon, white EP
Tools: 2 1/2" circle punch, Starburst framelits
Thanks for stopping by!
x Amy x
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Ohmygosh, that little guy just couldn't get any cuter! He's the perfect finishing touch on this completely gorgeous card! Thanks for playing along with us at Seize the Sketch!ReplyDelete
This is so adorable! I love the look on that little guy's face!ReplyDelete
What a super cute card! That fox is my favorite! The colors work perfectly with this set! Thanks for playing the challenge at Create with Connie and Mary!ReplyDelete
This is just darling, Amy! The colors are fabulous! Thanks so much for sharing with us at Seize the Sketch!ReplyDelete
Your card is lovely! Great job coloring and I love the way you tucked those buttons around the circle. Thanks for joining us this week at Create with Connie and Mary.ReplyDelete
Awesome card! Love how you found out those fonts match!ReplyDelete
Seriously the cutest little fox! I love the mix of sentiments (score on the matching font!) and the great colours :) Glad you were inspired to create with us at Seize the Sketch :)ReplyDelete
The coloring on your card is so pretty and that little fox completely adorable!! You've used the challenge colors and the sketch together in a wonderful way! Thanks for joining us at Create with Connie and Mary this week!ReplyDelete
Great way to showcase the Project Life into cards! Your coloring is just beautiful - a sweet, sweet card! Thanks for joining us this week in the color challenge at Create with Connie and Mary!ReplyDelete
That little fox is really growing on me! Love the Project Life, too! Wonderful card! Thanks for playing along with the color challenge this week on Create with Connie and Mary!ReplyDelete
Love how you have that one little blue cloud in amongst the gray ones. What a fun card to send to someone having a bad day! Thanks for playing the Create with Connie and Mary color challenge this week!ReplyDelete
This is just WAAAAAY too cute! I love the one little blue cloud and the use of the buttons! Your coloring is AWESOME!!! Thanks for playing along this week in the Create with Connie and Mary Thursday Challenge!ReplyDelete