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Aspects to Consider Before Purchasing a Car from Used Car Dealership
Some factors need to be put in mind when a car buyer needs to have a car that comes from a used car dealership place making the buyer to be keen. The buyer can have the process in the best process possible as the car can be in the buyer's possession in a short while thus the process can be hectic and stressing. As an individual is looking for the suitable car to purchase the individual needs to do the proper research on what is to be on the car and what are the needs. With the availability of the websites, the process to research for a car that is suitable for the individual can be easily found as the reviews can direct the individual to the best suiting. The car of interest needs to be under surveillance in order to know what the features car comprised in the car.
As the individual is making the choice to purchase a car from a used car dealership center, the individual needs to engage in a conversation concerning the car. With the car information being available the car buyer can check from the list of interest that the car of choice needs to have hence the selection can be easier. The information can be provided can heavily influence the opinion that the buyer towards the car of interest as issues such as accidents can heavily influence the thoughts of the buyer hence having a test drive can provide any additional information.
The test drive that is provided by the car dealer can be of help as the buyer has an interest on a car that is on the yard hence needs more information on what the car can do hence the understanding of the car needs to be well done.
The features that the car has are put under assessment as the buyer goes with the car of interest on a test drive making it easy for decision making. Car dealership magazines indicate that the test drive provided by the car dealership to the buyer can be done at an affordable price hence having the car for long can give the buyer the feel that the car can provide upon buying the car. The answers that the buyer had not asked can be answered by the buyer going on a test drive hence have the driving force to purchase the car if the conditions suit the buyer. The test drive helps the buyer to have the car dealership to be honest with what the car can achieve and how it can perform.
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Director Nancy Meyers is a fabulously gifted set location picker—a true genius, in our humble opinions. To commemorate her new movie, "The Intern," hitting theaters today, the SCOUT team has compiled a list of their favorite homes and interiors from a few of her films. Not familiar? Get. With. It.
These movies are the pinnacle of #housegoals. True greatness has been achieved within many styles—from Iris' cozy "Rosehill Cottage" to Amanda's modern chic LA home. Nancy Meyers knows works these idyllic homes into her films with ease. To be honest, I am not really sure how the Housesitter snuck into the mix. But, let's not forget the main purpose of this post: beautiful homes. In no particular order of greatness, we present some house porn to whet your palette for Nancy's new release.
The HolidayThe Parent TrapThe HousesitterThe HolidayFather of the BrideThe HolidayThe Parent TrapIt's ComplicatedSomething's Gotta Give
FYI – Deb has been in Europe and next week we're getting the download on the blog! Have a great weekend. Check us out on Monday!

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The PuqPress revolutionises coffee tamping completely. As the world's first fully automatic coffee tamper, it's worth its weight in gold. Here's why...
By automating the tamping process, the risk of developing repetitive strain injuries (RSI) from hand pressed tampers is removed, whilst the speed of customer order delivery is increased - the PuqPress tamps in only 1.3 seconds.
The unparalleled engineering and state-of-the-art design of the Puqpress ensures perfectly compressed coffee grounds and an extremely precise, level tamp every time. Baristas can set the force range from 10kg to 30kg, eliminating all the guesswork and inconsistency involved in the tamping process.
As one of the fastest growing barista tools in the world, the PuqPress is winning cafe owners over with its superior quality and minimalist design. Engineered and manufactured in Norway using European technology, its sleek and no-fuss design means it doesn't take up too much space next to your coffee machine, fitting nicely in even the cosiest of espresso setups!
The new Q2 PuqPress is also easy to use and fully automated, requiring minimal training. The new features include:
Follow this link for a quick video demonstration.
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Flying Saucer
We present the limited edition Alien Flex Flying Saucer. Made from intergalactic ultra durable Alien Flex rubber, the Flying Saucer dog toy is so special it had to come from another galaxy. It's a perfect throw, tug and chew toy.
Special features:
- Made of non-toxic ultra durable Alien Flex rubber.
- Flies very far. Perfect for hours of throw and retrieve play.
- Bubble gum smell will bring you back to your childhood days.


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Paradise Valley, Arizona
The Town of Paradise Valley is a residential community of 16 square miles, with a population of roughly 12,820, and approximately 5,500 homes. Paradise Valley is predominantly residential parcels but is also home to a dozen resorts, making it one of Arizona's premiere tourist destinations. One will also find churches, schools and other commercial properties that existed before incorporation. Residents enjoy and appreciate the peaceful and quiet surroundings, as well as unobstructed views of the mountains. If you are considering buying or selling property, planning to relocate, looking for Paradise Valley homes for sale or looking for Paradise Valley Real Estate information, you have come to the right place. This Paradise Valley, AZ real estate page offers access to updated property listings with photographs, property details, virtual tours and paradise Valley home sales data.
Paradise Valley provides high quality public services
The Town of Paradise Valley provides high quality public services to a community which values limited government. The Town of Paradise Valley makes every effort to enhance the community's unique character for its residents and people from around the world. The Town does not assess a primary or secondary tax on properties located within its borders. However, property taxes are assessed and collected by Maricopa County, the State of Arizona and various public school and special districts.
Paradise Valley residents serve as community volunteers
Interested in Residential Real Estate for Sale in Paradise Valley, AZ?
Home buyers will find many types and styles of homes to choose from, along with local amenities unique to the Paradise Valley Area. Acre plus home sites with mountain views, custom new homes, estates on expansive lots, older "tear down" homes and single family new homes are available. Paradise Valley contains some of the most expensive real estate in the Valley of the Sun, with many homes exceeding $5 million and some over $20 million. Want more information? Contact the local market experts at Arizona Team Realty – Tony & Cassie Sherman at 623-826-1597!


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This Saturday 29th September is World Heart Day. It's all about looking after your heart!
This is a global campaign during which individuals, families, communities and governments around the world participate in activities to take charge of their heart health and that of others.
Does your community have anything planned to raise awareness of heart health?
Do you have any ideas of how you can raise awareness of heart health in your community and circle of friends and family?
Why not promise to cook and eat more healthily, to do more exercise and encourage your children to be more active, to say no to smoking or help your loved ones to stop.
Another way is to check if your local community has access to a life saving defibrillator and if not ask why not.
Immediate access to a defibrillator is the only way to survive a Sudden Cardiac Arrest.
At Defib For Life, our mission is to get defibrillators installed in every sporting club, sporting complex, health club, community facility, school, corporate office, government building, and industrial facility.
With over 33,000 people experiencing an out-of-hospital Sudden Cardiac Arrest every year in Australia, of all ages and fitness levels, we believe defibrillators are essential to Australia's heart health!


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Our dispensary service is for registered practitioners in Australia only. Practitioners choose our products & service because they no longer want to spend time on managing a herbal dispensary of their own. They might simply desire access to our unique liquid extract range that is not available in any other dispensary.
Once you registered an account, you can start ordering straight away. There are over 300 formula templates (TCM and classical) in the system already. The customization of formulas is attractive, as it allows to tailor to a patient accurately.
Login here to place an order, or register here if you are a new customer.
Safflower is the only Australian-owned herbal dispensary service offering GMP manufactured liquid granulated extracts and creams.
With an extensive range of more than 600 products, we can create highly-customised prescriptions.
Download our Top 22 formula list: Top 22 formulas for practitioners FINAL.
Product quality and safety
Our product range is fully certified based on Australian (and European Union) regulations and guidelines and in strict compliance with CITES (Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora).
Each substance and finished product is accompanied by a Certificate of Analysis (CoA) which is the proof that the herbs are suitable for human consumption and medicines.
Liquid Extracts
- Easy to use
- Highly effective
- Loved by children
- Most accepted and tolerated herbal medicine in Australia
- PET bottles (50ml, 100ml, 200ml, 500ml)
- manufactured from unrecycled PET and hence there is no risk of contamination with phthalates or other softening additives
- Bottles are fitted with a dropper with a milliliter-calibration, making it easy for your client to measure the daily dosage
- packed and sent in padded bags
Liquid extracts are manufactured by Conforma NV in Belgium and meet one of the highest GMP standards. Conforma NV also complies with ISO 13485:2003 and has Australian TGA GMP clearance.
- dedicated manufacturer committed to innovative products and premium quality solutions
- over 40 years of experience
- continuous progress in producing premium quality herbal products
The 3 step manufacturing process:
- Maceration in ethanol-water solution.
- Concentration by evaporation (distillation).
- Filtration and addition of glycerine.
In the preparation of liquid extracts, great care is applied to protect active ingredients which is done by cold maceration. Laboratory results show that there is generally a higher concentration of active ingredients in the final products compared to water extracts.
The second step of distillation secures an optimal concentration and reduces alcohol content to below 5%.
The last step in the production of liquid extracts is the stabilisation which requires the addition of glycerine (also known as E422). The concentration factor (1:5) therefore remains the same for each and every single substance throughout every new batch.
- Easy to use
- Excellent for short-term conditions
- Highly customised
- strong three-layer stand-up pouches (unrecycled PET/PE) with zip lock closures and hence there is no risk of contamination with phthalates or other softening additives
- tamper evident seals
- comes with a measuring spoon
- packed and sent in envelopes or reinforced bags
Our granule range is supplied by Kaiser Pharmaceutical Co. Ltd (KPC) exclusively. KPC's new GMP plant is ISO 17025 accredited / ISO 9001:2000 certified and the world's most advanced herbal processing facility.
- Industry frontiers in the implementation of higher quality control standards for granule herbs
- Strong track record of over 40 years in Taiwan and abroad.
Herbal Creams
- Specifically compounded or standardized
- Excellent for skin diseases and topical applications
- Coconut oil base cream (paraffin-free)
- Suitable for babies
- strong, white polypropylene jars (50g, 100g, 250g, 400g)
- fitted with a transparent caska-seal to prevent contact with the cream and assists in keeping the lid clean
- packed and sent in padded bags
The composition of our creams is based on traditional recipes. To compound the creams, liquid extracts are carefully blended with the base cream to achieve a homogeneous and consistent product. We also used other substances like alum, Vitamin E, sulfur or beeswax. The creams are suitable for sensitive individuals and babies.
Cream Indication Key
|Jin Huang San
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|Huang Lian Su Gao
San Huang Xi Ji
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Dian Dao San
|Gan Cao You
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|Run Ji Gao
|Run Ji Gao
|Yin Xie Bing Yu Ji Gao
Run Ji Gao
|Jin Huang San
|San Huang Xi Ji
Dian Dao San
|Si Huang Gao
Dian Dao San
Huang Lian Su Gao
Ku Shen Tang Gao
|Ku Shen Tang Gao
|San Huang Xi Ji
Qing Dai Gao
Huang Lian Su Gao
Gan Cao You
|Ban He Gao
|Gan Cao You
|Huang Lian Su Gao
|San Huang Xi Ji
Si Huang Gao
|San Huang Xi Ji
|Gan Cao You
|Ku Shen Tang Gao
|Yin Xie Bing Yu Ji Gao
|She Chuang Zi San Gao
|Lichen planus
|Ku Shen Tang Gao
|Vaginal discharge
|She Chuang Zi San Gao
Please note that this indication key is making suggestions on what cream formulas could be used. However, the best cream formula is chosen by assessing the presentation of the condition.
Supplier manufacturing processes
If you are particularly interested in the manufacturing processes used by any of our product suppliers, please feel free to contact us
All of our product and packaging suppliers have been carefully selected based on their experience, ethical principles and their approach to sustainability.
- Eco-Friendly Sourcing: The finest raw materials from Good Agricultural Practice (GAP) farms are sourced to ensure that herbal species are protected, harvestable, and not endangered. This allows for sustainability and the continued use of natural resources.
- Green Building Certification: Biotanico received the green building certificate in 2009. This certification ensures that the building is energy-saving, eco-friendly, and low in emissions.
- CITES Certification: With limited resources, animals and plants must be protected. All species under threat are obtained from cultivated sources only.
- For our granule range, KPC practices responsible recycling and reduces material waste to help protect resources for future generations.
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A new report out this week by the Environmental Defense Fund finds the amount of gas lost to intentional releases and burnings — known as venting and flaring, respectively — ranges widely, suggesting a sizable performance gap between the Permian's top producers.
In the sprawling 75,000 square miles that cover the Permian Basin, an energy resurgence is underway. But it isn't just the estimated 70 billion barrels of recoverable oil that's spurring the energy boom. Natural energy is another piece of the West Texas energy renaissance.
But a new report finds that some West Texas producers are venting or flaring their natural gas "instead of investing in gathering and pipeline infrastructure." Flaring also produces both carbon dioxide and particulate matter pollution.
According to the new report, in 2014 and 2015, the top 15 producers in the Permian Basin were venting and flaring between 3 and 4 percent of their total natural gas production.
That reflects an average of more than 80 billion cubic feet in total volume during the two year span.
According to the Texas Railroad Commission, the state agency that oversees oil and gas regulation, out of the total amount of gas reported to the group, less than 1 percent is flared or vented. However, this number — according to the San Antonio Express-News — includes "not just oil wells, but natural gas wells where flaring is rare because it's the targeted hydrocarbon."
In areas like West Texas, where oil and gas activity occurs regularly, flaring may happen because existing pipelines have reached their capacity. In industrial areas, flaring can result from gas plant shutdowns or maintenance.
In the 2 years analyzed by the report, COG Operating, Energen Resources and XTO Energy were venting and flaring more than any other of the top companies analyzed. On average, the three Permian producers were venting and flaring between roughly 7 and 9 percent of their total production, according to the report.
The disparity between companies that have a high-percentage and low-percentage flaring and venting rate, the report says, suggests a "performance gap in the industry." With more than a third of the operators analyzed maintaining "consistent, minimal flaring rates", the report suggests "companies and policy makers can do more to reduce gas waste and pollution through better flaring practices and policies."


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Back in September, I bought Tom a Hong Kong foodie tour ticket for his birthday (as I mentioned here). Of course, I bought myself a ticket too! Tom had to choose between the Central tour and the Sham Shui Po tour, and he picked the Sham Shui Po (SSP) tour as this is an area of Hong Kong that we don't know very well. We went on the tour in October (while our parents were around to babysit!) and it was such good fun!
First of all, I have to mention that the tour isn't cheap (you can go to the website to look at prices) but it's a lovely thing to do for a treat, a special occasion or if you want something a bit different to do while you're visiting Hong Kong. We were the only people living in Hong Kong on the tour, all the other people were tourists. Also, if you're having trouble picking between the two tours, I think the main difference is that on the Central one you are introduced to more of the standard Hong Kong dishes, whereas on the SSP you have more of the unusual ones (but nothing too weird!). If you're visiting Hong Kong for the first time you might like to try the Central one, but if you've already tried a fair amount of Hong Kong cuisine or you want to see a really 'local' area of Hong Kong then the SSP one would be great. We were particularly pleased to go on the SSP one because there's not a lot of English spoken there, and not many restaurants have English menus, so it's probably not somewhere we'd be able to try to go for food on our own!
What was really great about the tour actually was that it wasn't just about the food. The tour is 4 hours long so I think 4 hours of eating would just be too much anyway! It included a walking tour around parts of SSP and an insight into the area, the way people live and some traditional aspects of the culture. I'd not really noticed before, but there's very little in the way of high rise in the area. Most of the buildings are less than 10 stories, and there are very few new buildings. It's actually an area of Hong Kong that's changed very little in the last few decades. It was great to see some old businesses in the market area that have been doing the same thing for decades, such as a noodle shop that makes noodles by hand on site – a rare thing these days.
Of course, I can't go without mentioning the food! We stopped off at 6 restaurants (well, 5 and one bakery) and had a small dish in each. Despite having tried a fairly wide range of cuisine since moving to Hong Kong, neither Tom nor I had had any of them before, apart from the pineapple bun – and this one was by far the best we'd had – so warm and soft! I think my favourite were the rice rolls though. We've had rice rolls with meat in before (usually as part of dim sum) but these were just thick rolls of the rice itself – it's a bit like pasta but made from rice, if that makes any sense! So tasty!
Anyway, here are a few highlights:
Hot, fresh pineapple buns! (which don't have pineapple in, the sugary crust on top is supposed to resemble a pineapple)
Yummy rice rolls :)
Fiona, our guide, showing us how best to prepare our rice rolls (I think this involved a mixture of vinegar and sesame oil?)
Traditional noodle shop, all different types of noodles!
We could also see the man making the noodles in the back of the shop
Dried seafood shop, so smelly!
Tom enjoying(?) some tofu pudding! We were shown the way that this little business makes tofu pudding and soybean milk. Both are very labour intensive for such a cheap, small dish!
A former pawn brokers shop in SSP. There used to be loads here, and there are still quite a few but unfortunately mainly patronised by domestic helpers these days.
And finally, one of our more random stops – a knife shop! The owner of this shop went to Sheffield to learn his trade and came back to Hong Kong afterwards and has been making knives ever since! (I love the name!)
So those were some of the sights of our trip. It really is a great way to spend a morning, I'd recommend if if you want something a bit different to do in Hong Kong!
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Wow. Seriously. That's the only word that I can form sometimes when I'm seeing what this lovely new machine can do. Just… wow.
We're both going a bit retro right now too. I pulled out the old Nikon 4004s (a wedding prezzie from The Man back in the day) and we managed to dig up a couple of rolls of color 400 film so he took it out for a walk. No word on the photos yet, but we're going to get them done at Walgreens so that we can have that negative-to-digital thing done.
It should be interesting to see how well the shots come out. I had to laugh — I took a photo with the 4004s and immediately pulled it away from my face to check the preview on the back. Problem is, film cameras don't have a digital preview screen. New habits die hard.
We met the Flickrs for a photowalk around Robinette's the other day, the usual suspects were there. You know, there really is nothing like Robinette's in the Autumn. Sure, they sell pies and doughnuts all year long, but I swear to The Maker, they taste BETTER in October and November. I swear it. It's a Great Unexplained Truth.
Have I mentioned how much I love this camera? Have I mentioned how much I love Robinette's? Oh. Ok then. 🙂


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Discussion in 'THE AIGBURTH ARMS' started by jmc2000, Oct 2, 2017.
(Don't let him near the bonfire, lol.)
Who's gonna watch Helloween
I'm going to make a bet that @neilold will be watching it.
Dear @Seb please may I be Dismembers?
I thought that was a band name?
That's a strong accusation.
No, I think you're allowed to use it.
Watching it tomorrow
Okey dokes.
I assume we're not getting these this year?
Im sad. I look quite the fool sitting here with my zombie avatar and just my boring old username.
I watched the new Halloween, was good
Do we even HAVE a mod anymore?
if @Seb doesnt appear in the next 5 minutes I am now in charge.
Looks like you're now in charge then.
The whole thing is a shambles. As stated before WE ARE IN CRISIS
Paul Weller, he was a mod. I also demand to be called squeal mould, not just at halloween, but at any time


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A five-storey, 600,000 cubic feet industrial space is transformed for this walkthrough exhibit.
Perched on the western fringe of Vancouver Island, Tofino is a nature-lover's dream. In the summer months, especially, visitors come in droves to surf, paddle, hike and simply enjoy the many natural wonders of the area's two wilderness playgrounds: Pacific Rim National Park Reserve and the Clayoquot Sound UNESCO Biosphere Reserve. But, if you want to see just how wild nature can be here, the best time to visit is storm-watching season (Nov. to March). Exhilarating bouts of driving wind and rain, dramatic waves crashing against weather-beaten rocks, brilliant bursts of unexpected sunshine and cozy afternoons by the fire—all of it awaits on a Tofino winter escape.
Day 1
Morning Start with a breakfast pizza from Common Loaf Bake Shop, then, with your rain gear at the ready (many Tofino resorts provide complimentary slickers), grab a free trail map and head out to explore some of the highlights of Pacific Rim National Park Reserve. Wander beneath towering, ancient canopies on the board-walked Rainforest Trail, which consists of two one-kilometre loops, then check out Schooner Cove Trail, another rainforest gem that leads directly to Long Beach—a 16-km stretch of sand and the epitome of West Coast beauty. Lean into the winter wind, feel the salt spray on your face and peer into tidal pools teeming with miniature marine life.
Afternoon Have lunch at SoBo, a long-time favourite offering a varied menu of fresh, organic West Coast cuisine—the bean burrito and fish tacos are standouts. After your meal, check out the serene and arsty Tofino Botanical Gardens (open year-round), then, if conditions permit, continue your outdoor adventure with a private surfing lesson through Surf Sister Surf School or one of the many other surf shops in town.
Evening After a day outside, head for Shelter—a homey, rustic-looking restaurant that's almost always hopping at night. Ask for a fireside table, dine on seasonal fare like the Pacific lingcod burger or B.C.-raised grass-fed meat, then linger in the lounge.
Day 2
Morning Begin with an energizing Hatha yoga session at Ancient Cedars Spa, located in the Wickaninnish Inn. Offered daily at 9 a.m., the class, suitable for all skill levels, is held in the spa's intimate, tree-fringed Rainforest Haven room (reservations required; non-guests welcome). If yoga isn't your thing, consider a restorative massage at the spa, then follow it up with a gourmet breakfast or brunch at The Wick's breathtaking Pointe Restaurant where floor-to-ceiling windows offer expansive, 240-degree views of the Pacific Ocean and Chesterman Beach.
Afternoon Bundle up for a leisurely stroll down Chesterman Beach, making sure to stop in at the Carving Shed (at the north end of the beach) to see talented wood carvers at work. Breathe in the mingling scents of wood shavings and sea air as you chat with friendly artists about their creations. After your walk, head into the heart of town to browse Tofino's one-of-a-kind boutiques and galleries. Don't miss the iconic Eagle Aerie Gallery on Campbell Street. Housed in a traditional longhouse, it features the works of First Nations artist Roy Henry Vickers.
Evening Opt for a casual dinner at The Fish Store and Oyster Bar on Main Street. Owned by the same team that runs West Pacific Seafood (the company that provides most of the restaurants in the area with their smoked fish), this modest, welcoming place serves up some of the very best and freshest seafood in town. The menu is limited, but the food is divine. Order the smoked fish platter and the seafood chowder—you won't regret either choice.
Day 3
Morning Grab a quick bite at Rhino Coffee House, then drive 40 minutes south to Ucluelet. Pronounced You-Kloo-Let (but known as Ukee to locals), this no-frills community is home to the Wild Pacific Trail, one of the best trails around for storm-watching thanks to myriad viewing areas that bring hikers close (but not dangerously so) to the roiling Pacific as it crashes over rocks and reefs. If the weather isn't too stormy, opt to walk the whole trail (nine km), which twists through mossy forest and weaves along the rugged coastline. Or you can stick to the 2.5-km Lighthouse Loop portion, which passes the century-old Amphitrite Lighthouse.
Afternoon After your hike, warm up with a bowl of homemade soup at Zoë's Bakery and Cafe on Main Street, then spend some time exploring Ukee. If you're in town in November, visit the Ucluelet Aquarium, a charming facility that teaches visitors about Pacific Northwest marine life.
Evening Drive back to Tofino. If there's a break in the clouds by late afternoon, stop at Long Beach to catch the sunset—an always-dramatic, fiery spectacle of orange, pink and yellow hues. Later, enjoy a memorable meal at award-winning Wolf in the Fog restaurant. Sink into one of the black leather banquettes, order a cedar sour (cedar-infused rye, lemon, thyme and egg white) then tuck into expertly prepared, freshly caught or foraged fare like the potato-crusted oyster. End with a nightcap in the lounge to fortify yourself for the brisk conditions outside.
Where to stay in Tofino
There are a number of excellent hotels and guesthouses in Tofino, but, for the ultimate storm-watching experience, a stay at the lovely Wickaninnish Inn is a splurge worth making. Celebrating its 20th anniversary this year, The Wick offers panoramic views of the ocean and Chesterman Beach from all of its guest rooms. Each room also has a gas fireplace, a soaker tub and a private balcony—the perfect trifecta for a cozy stay and front-row seat to nature's stormy spectacles. This Relais & Châteaux property also features an unforgettable spa, the celebrated Pointe Restaurant and a library filled with books, games and massive windows looking out onto the Pacific.
[This story appears in the November 2016 issue of WestJet Magazine.]


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Dr. Herman is Associate Chief of the Department of Psychiatry and Trustee's Chair for Medical Psychiatry at Massachusetts General Hospital. He is Associate Professor of Psychiatry at Harvard Medical School. Dr. Herman serves as Medical Director of Partners HealthCare's Employee Assistance Program, serving over 90,000 employees and family members. In addition to his clinical practice, he supervises medical students, residents and fellows.
Dr. Herman has lectured across the United States and internationally. His interests focus on addressing the enormous gap between the mental health needs and scant available resources to individuals and communities: locally, nationally and globally. For many years his teaching efforts have centered on helping psychiatric and primary care clinicians develop straightforward approaches to patients suffering common psychiatric problems including addictions. He is co-editor (with Ted Stern, MD) of the popular MGH Guide to Primary Care Psychiatry (McGraw Hill, 1998, 2003) and Psychiatry Update & Board Preparation (MGH Psychiatry Academy Publishing, 2012).
After residency at MGH, in 1984, Dr. Herman joined the staff of the MGH Psychopharmacology and Addiction clinics. For 15 years he also directed the Department's national and international postgraduate education programs. After directing MGH's Chelsea Community Mental Health and Social Services division, from 1992 - 1999 he was Director of the MGH-McLean Residency Training program, and later was Director of Clinical Services for the Department of Psychiatry at MGH. He is past President of the American Association of Directors of Psychiatry Residency Training and past Chairman of the Massachusetts Board of Registration in Medicine, and of its Quality and Patient Safety Division.
Dr. Herman grew up in Wisconsin and graduated from the University of Wisconsin Medical School. He did an internship in internal medicine at Brown University Medical School's Miriam Hospital and a residency in psychiatry at Massachusetts General Hospital. His sister Mary Herman is married to Senator Angus King.


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I like when local Sacramento artists contribute to my Hello Kitty obsession. Like Cheryl's Dope— an artist with unique and trendy accessories with the hip girl in mind.
There's more to this post than just Hello Kitty, though. It's about a talented young lady with a creative gift and a talent to create things that the world definitely needs to be exposed to– raw and undiluted passion. Please take note– the designers from Sacramento are a real force to be reckon with and deserve recognition.


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Tower blocks at the back of Pentonville Prison could be housing Islington families in desperate need of a home, reports The Islington Gazette.
Local Councillor Diarmaid Ward said:
"We would love to get our hands on these, especially because there's quite a few four-beds in there. This would be ideal for temporary accommodation – we would use them tomorrow if we could.
"As a borough, we need to lobby the MOJ over this. It's a real crying shame, and we need the people of Islington to join us in making their voices heard."
The issue has also been covered by news channel, LondonLive and includes interviews with local campaigner, Jean Willson and Councillor, Diarmaid Ward.
Click here to watch the LondonLive report.


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By Michael Shannon
For all intents and purposes the Savopoulos family were good, civic—minded residents of Washington, DC.
Savvas, and his wife Amy, were active in charitable causes and contributed $51,800 to both Republican and Democrat candidates since 2006. The Daily Mail reports that even though Savopoulos was very wealthy, he didn't surround himself with bodyguards or other security, and the family didn't hesitate to open the door when someone knocked.
When you live near Vice President Joe "Shotgun" Biden in a well—patrolled neighborhood, what could possibly go wrong?
In this instance, everything.
Today Savopoulos, Amy, 10—year—old Phillip and housekeeper Veralicia Figueroa are all dead after someone opened the door to their accused murderer, ex—con Daron Wint. Over an 18—hour period Wint allegedly took the family hostage before torturing, stabbing to death and then setting their bodies on fire.
What's most striking about this is the sheer number of people who went to the Savopoulos' home while they were hostages or had unusual telephone contact with the family during and then did absolutely nothing.
The timeline shows there were many opportunities for someone to call the police, yet no one did.
The pizza guy is off the hook. He delivers two pizzas about 9 p.m. Wednesday. He rings the bell and leaves the boxes on the porch. The money was waiting for him and no doubt rich people had asked for stranger things, so he leaves without incident.
Next Savopoulos calls the other housekeeper, Nelitza Gutierrez, and leaves a strange, contradictory message, which is understandable when your family is held hostage. He tells Gutierrez his wife is going out, but then says she's sick and Figueroa is staying overnight, so don't come tomorrow. He concludes by saying Figueroa's cellphone is dead and they don't have a charger for it.
Gutierrez thinks that's strange, but she doesn't call Figueroa's husband. Instead she lets the matter drop.
Early the Thursday morning Savopoulos makes a "flurry" of calls to his banker, accountant and personal assistant wanting immediate access to $40,000 cash. This should have set off alarm bells, particularly since Savopoulos wants his assistant to deliver the 40K to his home and leave it in the garage next to the recycling.
Even Joe Biden could tell this is suspicious and out of character, but again no one calls the police or even insists that Savopoulos meet them to take the money.
$40,000 is dropped off at the Savopoulos home like it's another Domino's pizza.
Later that morning Figueroa goes to the house to find his wife. Although he feels someone is inside, there is no answer when he rings the bell. Still curious, he starts peering into windows. And wouldn't you know it, his cell rings and it's Savopoulos saying Amy has gone to the hospital and Veralicia is with her.
The house feels wrong, the timing of the call is wrong and no word from his wife is wrong, but there is no indication Figueroa tried to call Gutierrez to see what's up.
The last contact with anyone outside the home is a text at 9:30 to Gutierrez that reads: "I am making sure you do not come today." This is her second bite at the apple. Gutierrez tries to call back and sends a reply but again no answer.
None of these individuals had the entire picture, but each of them had enough pieces for concern. They saw something, but failed to say anything.
But that's the way society functions in the left's Bystander Nation. Let the authorities and experts handle it, while you mind your own business. Individual responsibility is something for cowboys from Oklahoma.
If employees in the Bethesda, M.d. Apple store overhear a woman begging for her life in the adjacent Lululemon store and do nothing as she's stabbed 330 times, how can we expect DC residents to call 9—1—1 before ransom money is dropped off?
In the left's social paradise it takes a village to raise a child, but it requires only a handful to let a family die.
Even if Savopoulos had been concerned about family safety and applied for a permit to carry a gun, chances are he'd have been denied. Police Chief Cathy Lanier requires a "good reason" before she'll issue and concern doesn't qualify.
The good news is if the two surviving daughters want to apply on their 21st birthday, chances are good Lanier will relent.
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The U.S. Air Force may declare its version of the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter ready for initial operations as early as next week.
That's according to multiple news reports citing comments Wednesday from leaders at Hill Air Force Base in Utah, where the first squadron of Lockheed Martin Corp.-made F-35As completed all the required tests for declaring the aircraft ready for initial operational capability, or IOC.
"We have achieved all our milestones," Lt. Col. Steven Anderson, deputy commander of the 388th Maintenance Group, told reporters during a conference call, according to articles by Air Force Magazine and Defense News.
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The Marine Corps last year announced its version of the stealth fifth-generation fighter, the short takeoff and vertical landing variant known as the F-35B, was ready for operations. That variant wowed crowds earlier this month with its hover and aerial demonstration at the Farnborough International Airshow outside London (see our footage from the show below).
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In my latest column for Ethical Corporation, I argue that more CEOs should take personal responsibility for sustainability and their company's footprint. It's how they and their firms will be judged in the future. You can't delegate this down and turn up with speaker notes at a 'CSR' forum once a year – you've got to own the issues, lead the charge, and educate the doubters. A CEO should talk as often to environment groups as investors. The best ones already do. Click here for the article http://tiny.cc/fi1zf


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Denny Martin Flinn (21 December 1947 – 24 August 2007) was the co-writer of the screenplay for Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country (with Nicholas Meyer) and the author of the 1995 TOS novel The Fearful Summons (a sequel to the events depicted in The Undiscovered Country).
Flinn died of cancer on August 24, 2007 at the age of 59.
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The challenges of a rapidly(तेजी से ) urbanising world and of providing people with equal opportunities in cities were the central themes at the just-concluded UN Conference on Housing and Sustainable Urban Development, Habitat III, in Quito, Ecuador. As a once-in-a-generation event, the Habitat conference sets a guiding compass(दिशा सूचक यंत्र ) for member-countries for the next 20 years, and attracts wide governmental and civil society participation. Yet, the process has to be strengthened to evaluate how countries have fared(प्रदर्शन ) since the two previous conferences on issues such as reducing urban inequality, improving access to housing and sanitation, mobility, and securing the rights of women, children, older adults and people with disability. Moreover, as services come to occupy a dominant place in the urban economy, the divide between highly paid professionals and low-wage workers, the majority, has become pronounced. All these trends are relevant to India, where 31 per cent of the population and 26 per cent of the workforce was urban according to Census 2011, with more people moving to cities and towns each year. Urban governance policies, although mainly in the domain of the States, must be aligned with national commitments on reduction of carbon emissions under the Paris Agreement, and to achieve Sustainable Development Goal 11.
India's ambition(महत्वाकांक्षा) to harness(साज़) science and data for orderly urbanisation is articulated(स्पष्ट)in a set of policy initiatives, chiefly the Smart Cities Mission and the Atal Mission for Rejuvenation and Urban Transformation. There is little evidence so far that these could achieve the scale needed to address the contradictions(विरोध) of building 21st century cities for 20th century industrial technologies. Today, these conflicts(संघर्ष ) are reflected in the lack of adequate parks and public spaces, suitable land for informal workers who offer services in a city, egalitarian(समानाधिकारवादी) and non-polluting mobility options and new approaches to low-cost housing. In the national report prepared for the Quito conference, the Ministry of Housing and Urban Poverty Alleviation identified subsidised redevelopment of slums (which represented 17 per cent of urban households in 2011) involving private agencies, and low-cost, disaster-resistant, prefabricated(बना हुआ ) constructions as key to the 'Housing for All' policy. This important programme should be pursued with a vigorous annual review that ranks States on the basis of performance. The Centre should also take its own National Urban Transport Policy on developing cities around mobility networks seriously, and liberate cities from the tyranny(उत्पीड़न ) of traffic. UN Habitat plans to review country-level progress on its New Urban Agenda in Kuala Lumpur in 2018. India's performance on improving the quality of life in its cities will be watched.
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Few weeks ago I had the chance to interview Cobra, one of the new true metal bands that called my attention as one of the most promising new bands of the metal scene worldwide, so after having a well established second album and having toured Europe, it was an inflection point in their career to the top, and obviously Metalheads Union is not gonna miss the opportunity of having a chat with these guys.
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Hi guys how are you? Thank you all for your time!
Hi Daniel, nice to be in contact again. Thanks for your interest in making a second interview to us.
First of all how were the band beginnings? Why did you choose Cobra as your band's name?
Cobra was born ten years ago back in 2005 when Nito and Pochuck decided to create and play heavy metal band in a rough and aggressive way. They chose Cobra as the name of the band because of an old anime they use to watch as kids. Cobra is a lethal name, such as our intentions with rock and roll music.
Have Cobra evolved in any way from the first album to the second album? How could you describe the media feedback for both releases?
Definitely. Cobra evolved in creating a solid album of heavy metal. This means not only having good songs, but delivering a unity of heavy metal: music, lyrics, artwork, ideas, and put together in order to have a blasting experience once you put play to the record.
When "Lethal Strike" was released in 2011, it didn't have very much media attention as "To Hell" did last year and even nowadays did. The difference was that our first album had a poor promotion and distribution work. Now we are very conscious about the results of working those aspects of an album release.
You got a very aggressive style even when adding that strong hard rock drippings, how could you describe the band's style and what makes it different of most of the new traditional heavy metal bands?
Thanks for the words. I could define Cobra's style as a very intense heavy metal rock and roll music. About what makes us different between these new traditional bands, we don't even consider ourselves part of these tag. We are only focused about been ourselves playing the kind of music we like. We don't want to be like the bands we admire, we want to be as relevant as them with our music.
Which bands are the most influent for you? I'd like to know your individual preferences.
I like artists that are intense with the music they make. The ones that comes to my mind right now would be Earth, The Stooges, Nirvana, Judas Priest, Black Sabbath, The Wailers and Led Zeppelin.
How is the true metal scene in Peru? Now that you played in Keep it true, how do you feel about it? How did the fans react to your sound?
Peruvian metal scene is small, very underground if it's compared to the European one. Our scene is very unorganized and informal but things are changing to better. Here the concerts are with bands of different metal styles, so it's common for bands and bangers from here to be into heavy, black, death, doom or even psych and punk music.
Keep It True was a great experience. We never had that sensation to play in front of so many die hard heavy metal maniacs. People there really knows what metal music is about, I think they reacted very well, they could get the vibe and intention of the band. After playing there, I only want more of this.
The vocals that you do are really high pitched some times, changing from sharp to clean patterns, how do you manage to keep your voice while on tour?
I try to avoid cold drinks, smoke and cover always my neck during the tour. Although it's enjoyable to be on the road having a good time, the best thing is always take care of your instrument.
Tell me a special memory of this European tour.
Waking up during different moments of the day and night inside the van while everyone else was sleeping. Looking at the other guys, our tour manager, the highway, the scenery and realizing that everything was real, that was actually happening. Living like that was everything I ever wanted, it was a great feeling.
Are you working on the new album? If so, could you anticipate any information? What could the fans expect for the next full length?
Right now we are writing and creating new songs. We already know which songs will be part of our third album, but now we are working in two different productions. I hope soon we can have more news about it.
Any chance to visit the UK? What about Japan? If you could choose a country to play, which one could it be?
Actually, we received a couple of offers to visit UK but distances didn't match to go there. After the European tour we made contact with people involved in festivals and stuff not only in Europe but also in Asia, so let's make things happen.
If I could choose a country I would like to play in Japan, like Deep Purple did in 1972.
Finally guys could you send a message to your fans?
Beware to our next move, it might be lethal for your mind.
Thanks brothers and hope to see you soon on stage!
Thanks to you Daniel for giving us a space on your site.
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Emma Donoghue, author of the Man Booker Prize shortlisted Room and The Pull of the Stars, talks through the books that inspire her as an author.
Emma Donoghue is the author of the Man Booker Prize shortlisted Room and The Pull of the Stars. Here, she shares just a few of the books that inspire her writing.
The King James Bible
This is one of the pillars our culture is built on, and I don't think I've ever written a book without quoting or echoing one of the verses.
The Chronicles of Narnia by C. S. Lewis
A wonderful male babysitter – a 'spoiled priest', in fact, meaning a dropout from seminary – read me the complete cycle when I was about five, so for me the Narnia books are the original magic.
Grimm's Fairy tales by the Brothers Grimm
I was a fairy tale addict as a child, and the classic narrative motifs come up over and over again in my books. The Grimm collection has a wonderfully dark punch to it, by contrast with the melancholy romanticism of Hans Andersen, for instance.
I recently (over the course of a year) re-read the whole set after being stunned by a Globe production of Antony and Cleopatra. Even his not-so-great plays are chock full of the most stunning sentences.
Great Expectations by Charles Dickens
We studied this for three years at my secondary school, and we never ran out of discoveries.
The Road by Cormac McCarthy
Not only did McCarthy's novel make me weep compulsively on a beach in the Dominican Republic, but it helped inspired Room. I found myself wondering what an archetypal mother-child story would be, to set against the father-son journey in The Road.
Behind the Scenes at the Museum by Kate Atkinson
Kate Atkinson's debut is one of the most memorably vivid novels I know, and the ultimate dysfunctional-yet-hilarious family story. I hope some of the fans of her detective fiction will seek out her earlier works, starting with this one.
Red Shift by Alan Garner
This eerie young adult title by Alan Garner was a bit of an obsession for me in my teens; he cuts between three different eras in the same mid-English setting (Roman Britain, Civil War and today) and, without any hokey tricks such as time travel, manages to suggest a subtle web of connections between them.
Sylvia Plath
I used to find that if I wrote any poetry within a month of reading Plath, the most arresting images I came up with would turn out to be unconsciously borrowed from her. Infectiously lyrical.
The Passion by Jeanette Winterson
The Napoleonic-era fantasy by Jeanette Winterson was the first lesbian-themed novel I read that was proudly literary. It made it possible for me to think of being a literary writer who happened to be writing about love between women.
The Earthsea Trilogy by Ursula LeGuin
Ursula LeGuin's marvelously atmospheric set of stories about an archipelago where wizards control creatures by knowing the creatures' true names.
Emma by Jane Austen
It's hard to choose my favourite Jane Austen novel, but I was named for this one (since my literary critic father had been working on Austen) and I've always found the heroine's cheerful bossiness irresistible.
As war and disease ravage Ireland, Nurse Julia Power works in a tiny ward in an understaffed hospital, where expectant mothers struck by an unfamiliar flu are quarantined together. Julia is assisted by two new arrivals, Doctor Kathleen Lynn, on the run from the police, and a young volunteer helper, Bridie Sweeney, and over the course of three days these women will change each other's lives in unexpected ways. The Pull of the Stars is a classic story of hope and survival from the bestselling author of Room.
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An individual, complete substance existing entirely in itself; an incommunicable substance. The term used by the Church to identify the persons in the Trinity and the union of two natures in one divine person in Christ. A person is a hypostasis endowed with reason. Moreover, hypostasis and nature are related to each other in such a manner that the hypostasis is the bearer of the nature and the ultimate subject of all being and acting, while the nature is that through which the hypostasis exists and acts. (Etym. Latin hypostasis, basis; single substance; rational single substance, person; Greek hypostasis, support, foundation, substance, sediment.)


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Review Your Goals Daily
Writing and referencing your goals on a daily basis is a habit that will focus your energy and set you on a path to get what you really want out of life.
A concept I first learned from the book, "7 Habits of Highly Effective People" is that everything in this world is created twice.
It all starts as an idea that you repeat in your head, scribble on a loose piece of paper or thoughtfully draft on a digital document. The second creation – the part we all get to see – is how you bring that idea into the physical world.
The stronger you make your idea, the easier it will be to bring it into reality.
"You need a plan to build a house. To build a life, it is even more important to have a plan or goal." – Zig Ziglar
Why Write and Review Your Goals?
When you write and review your goals regularly you will be able to live a more fulfilling, intentional life by:
- Keeping track of what you want. Setting your goals in writing
forces youallows you to define and refine what you really want and need. Your goals will act as signposts you can reference when you are unsure of what action you should take.
- Having a reference to call you out. A written document states your intentions in black and white. When you review those intentions often, it becomes obvious when you are not performing the actions necessary to reach your goals.
- Allowing you to be a better long-term decision maker. Referencing written goals allows you to think more clearly about what you want. This clear thinking will lead to better decisions. Day by day you will be better able to consider, not only the short term benefits of your choices, but the long term paths you'd like your life to follow.
Where to Write Your Goals
I currently keep my written goals inside Evernote. I do this so I have access to my goals wherever I go via my smartphone. I also use Evernote because the notes are easily linked to my daily rituals in OmniFocus.
I previously used Google Drive, but the document was slower to upload on my phone making me less likely to review or edit my goals on the fly. The actual software you use to capture your goals doesn't matter – the point is that you write your goals in a place that can be easily referenced.
Other places you could write your goals include: a Microsoft Word document, a plain text file, digital mindmap, a portable paper notebook like Moleskin or even a notecard will do.
How to Write Your Goals
The first step to writing your goals is asking yourself, "What do I want?" When you ask yourself this question, different things may come up depending on context, time of life, projects you are working on at work, etc.
For reference, here are the big 'wants' I currently hold:
To connect with highest version of myself.
To know more than I did yesterday.
To lessen the suffering of others.
A Job. A Career. A Calling.
To change the world and have a hell of a good time.
These big wants will change. Keep adding and subtracting different goals until you find a set that you are excited to work toward.
Next take the time to figure out your top 3 goals in each of the following areas of your life:
- Material
- Make $100,000 a year doing something I love.
- Buy a house.
- Create a passive income cash flow.
- Physical
- Rested- via daily meditation and 7.5 hours of sleep
- Strong- via daily exercise and vigorous exercise 3 days a week
- Energized – via required daily vegetables and supplements
- Family and Relationships
- Talk to parents and siblings 2-3 times a week
- Call lifelong friends once a week
- Physical intimacy with my partner 3+ times a week
- Personal Development
- Write daily
- Read and implement new business ideas weekly
- Find public speaking opportunities monthly
- Social and Community
- Build relationships with neighbors via gardening and dinner parties
- Volunteer tutoring weekly
- Build relationship with gym members via finding interests and encouragement
- Concerns
- Keep abundance mentality
- Finish what I start
- Devoting enough time to my relationships
Some other examples you could develop goals around include spirituality, mental or emotional needs or adventures you'd like to have. The sky is the limit.
How to Review Your Goals
You can make reviewing your goals a ritual by putting them in an obvious spot, such as on your refrigerator or computer.
I personally review my goals as part of my morning ritual. OmniFocus reminds me and I simply click on the attachment where my goals are stored in Evernote.
The easier it is to access and the more obvious location you put your written goals, the less likely they will end up unreviewed and unrealized.
To Sum Up
Life offers a myriad of paths to follow.
Writing your goals is like drawing the map. And reviewing your goals is like referencing the map. The better the map and more often it's checked, the quicker you'll reach your desired destination.
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Just found this article and really wanting to get my goals on paper and work on reviewing them everyday.
Since this article was written several years ago; anything new you would add? And hacks or better methods?
"Review Your Goals Daily":
100 times more powerful approach is to ***Write*** Your Goals (from scratch, on a new blank page) ***Each***Morning***
I learned it from Brian Tracy "Goals" program.
I also use Evernote. I have "My Goals" notebook, and each morning first thing after doing pi-pi, measuring weight, and drinking water is to start new journal entry in this notebook, and write down and visualize 10+ goals.
Each goal should be "PPP": Positive+Personal+Present.
For example: "I am super strong and healthy". Write it in present tense.
Then I do 45 minutes of exercise: 40-floors walk, stretching, dumbells (just warm-up). At the same time, my subconscious mind absorbs my goals.
It is the best to write down goals early in the morning, or before going to sleep.
I read about this trick from different sources. One well-known dating coach "Hypnotica" for example advocates to write it on paper and loudly read it each morning, such as "I am confident", "I have excellent communication skills", etc.; and he provides audio recording which helps to reprogram you. Did he read Brian Tracy's book too? He studied psychology.
BTW I started feeling that SCRUM borrowed their tasks writing style from here too: "As a user, I want to add new entry to journal …" – something from psychology of subconscious.
"I am super smart!"
Written goals are more "tangible" to people – they have an 85% higher chance of following through with goals written out than if they just keep them in their head. Great post, and thanks for the reminder!
From a GTD perspective, do you typically review your 30,000 and 40,000 foot goals every day? Seems a bit excessive on the 40k level. The 30k level makes a lot of sense. Thanks!
Great post! I love reading from AEs vast amount of wisdom. I have been more empowered to wake up in the morning when I have clearly defined the purpose of the things I am doing and who I do them for. Without vision people feel lost. Yonngi Cho said "tell me your vision and Ill tell you your future."
Thanks again Zach


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Elon Musk thanks Trump for supporting Tesla factory reopening
Trump wades into the drama.
Underwater royalty.
"Violent rhetoric and all forms of hate speech have no place in our society, much less from our country's Commander in Chief."
"Angry responses from people on Twitter" might be the only punishment the Trump receives.
Plus delays on their new planes.
"Mr. President, with all due respect, you are wrong."
Despite assurances, people weren't thrilled about the test message that hit phones.
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Weird thing to do, but at least we'll have the memes.
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The Senator Majority Leader would like you to know he's got jokes.
The cast talks Trump.
It's a ceremonial position, but oooh does it hurt.
Trump and Macron, digging a tree, K-I-S-S-I-N-G.
They had, uh, anything else to do.
Dude can't even be subtle.
It's definitely sorta mesmerizing.
It's a dramatic policy shift, announced (yet again) over Twitter.
He says Trump "may have well done something during the election with Russians."
It's a rare human-ish moment for the White House Policy Advisor.
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Blob shields, crystal guns, exploding bolts, and dangerous mech suits make for an impressive demo debut for Insomniac's latest game, Fuse. Justin tries stay alive long enough to get to know his team made up of 4 surprisingly unique agents. Thankfully Josh is there to remind him that fire is bad. This video is intended for… Continue reading
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"Joe's with us today. Joe where are you? Where is Joe? Is Joe with us today? All right. Well, you're all Joe the Plumbers, so all of you stand up!"
McCain, calling Joe Wurzelbacher (commonly known as "Joe the Plumber") to the stage at a rally in Defiance, Ohio. Wurzelbacher didn't attend the rally, though he was on hand for a later event for McCain in Sandusky.
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We are pleased to report that our efforts to launch the Cardijn canonise cause have borne fruit.
Thanks to the efforts of Fr Felix Van Meerbergen in Belgium, an ecclesiastical tribunal was launche by Archbishop AJ Léonard on 16 January 2014 to enquire into the canonisation of Cardijn.
We have also drafted a prayer for Cardijn's canonisation for use by all those who wish to seek his intercession.
We also hope that our campaign may one day to Cardijn being declared a Doctor of the Church.
We encourage all to take up this prayer and to share your prayer intentions on this site.
The stained glass window over Cardijn's tomb at Our Lady's Church, Laeken, Belgium.


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New adventures and exciting beginnings for our family as we have now been in West Yorkshire for a little over a month. We have experienced gorgeous weather and stunning scenery.
The journey has not always been easy and I will be quite happy not to see a packing box for a good few months (years!). We are pleased with our decision to relocate and are seeking opportunities to turn left from the end of our road and search out adventures. Turning right simply leads to the more mundane jobs of life, food shopping, petrol stations etc.
A few bite size morsels I have taken from our experience so far:
- Have a back up plan for when the internet does not work on the scheduled day of installation and you are still waiting 3 weeks later and your phone reception is VERY poor! Our world is now not set up to function without this technology.
- Take a risk, go out and explore, don't be afraid to 'get lost'
- People are so willing to be helpful and kind when they know you are 'new' and have no clue!
- The scenery at the top is worth the 400 stone steps it took to see it!
- Family and friends near and far really are treasures to have in your life.
- My daughter really is very good company, and I simply adore spending time with her.


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A look back to my first days with the Fatback Corvus
February 02, 2017
When I moved to Crested Butte a few years ago, I had ambitions of getting back into backcountry skiing after a five-year hiatus. I used to ski every chance I got. There is nothing like going into the mountains under your own power, with only the things you need on your back, and enjoying the beauty and solitude of the mountains under their quiet blanket of snow. Not to mention the thrilling adventure of climbing a steep ribbon of snow up a mountain face with cliff walls on either side, and flying through bottomless powder that at times makes it hard to breathe. Through five years of focusing on mountain bike racing, skiing had gone by the wayside. Finding myself in a place that sees eight months of winter, I wanted to bring backcountry skiing back into my life.
I realized that access to the bigger mountains around Crested Butte can be long and difficult, as town happens to be literally at the end of the road in the winter and a lot of the access involves a long road approach. Most Crested Buttians access ski lines via snowmobile, but I didn't have a snowmobile and had no plans to get one. So I spent the fall scheming about how I could access the mountains without necessitating an alpine start or spending the night in a snowcave. Fat biking seemed like a natural choice for me -- I would be able to access my winter playground while getting in some base miles in training for mountain bike season. What I didn't realize was how fun riding a fat-tired bike in winter would actually turn out to be.
Ambition: To combine these modes of travel...
I approached Fatback Bikes with my ideas, a company out of Alaska that is on the cutting edge of fat bike technology. This is ALL they do- and they do it well. They sent me a Corvus, then their brand new full carbon fatbike. With a SRAM XO1 buildup and an upgrade in tires the bike weighs in at just under 26 lbs. The Corvus is an awesome bike- it handles really well in the snow, it's responsive, and it definitely can get me places that my regular mountain bike cannot. It took me a couple of weeks to get the hang of riding in snow and to learn what a fat bike's capabilities are. As it turns out, it's a whole different animal than regular mountain biking!
My very first ride happened to be the local "Winter Growler" race in Gunnison, CO.
Looking back to my first few rides on the Corvus, here are four basic elements of fat biking that I learned.
Pogies are essential if you're living and riding in winter. It is regularly below zero in the Gunnison Valley, and I've ridden in the thickest ski mittens I have and still frozen my hands off. A pair of these Dogwood Designs pogies did the trick nicely- now I can ride in the same gloves that I use for backcountry skinning. I like to use the same gear for fat biking and skiing whenever possible to save on pack weight. Check out this great article from Bikepackers Magazine on pogie options, as well as other great info about using bikes for long-distance travel in winter or summer.
I ride in heavy winter boots, and I like it that way. For one, I am not going to shell out $350 for winter cycling boots. Knowing my feet, they would still not be warm enough. I have also learned that when you are fat biking in a snowy place like the Gunnison Valley, chances are you are going to end up hiking and pushing your bike through some deep snow. Fat bikes float great over well packed and even moderately packed terrain, depending on tire size, but they are not skis.
I spent multiple rides in the beginning, while experimenting with what my bike can do, getting a little overambitious and ending up wallowing through deep snow. Because my winter boots come up to my knees, my feet stay dry and warm no matter what I'm riding or pushing through. They also stay warm when I'm riding in -20 degree temps which happens in the Gunnison Valley regularly.
Tires make a HUGE difference! My bike came with a set of 4" tires that probably would have been great for snowy road riding, but the snow is deep, soft, and plentiful here, and I could tell midway through the first lap of the Winter Growler race that they were not the right tool for the job, so after the race I upgraded to a fatter option. I have been running a 45Nrth Dilinger (5") in the front and a Surly Nate (4.8") in the rear. Both have great grip, and the Dilinger especially is very floaty.
4. POLISH YOUR SKILLS – and keep your sense of humor.
Riding a bike in the snow exposes your weaknesses, leaves little room for error, and in the end makes you a much better rider. When you are riding off road and have a very narrow track on which to ride, you can't slip off the track or you'll end up buried in the deep snow. Getting back on is quite difficult. On my first ride in the Winter Growler race there was an 8" strip of snow that was packed enough to ride on, and I kept getting distracted and slipping off to the side, pitching over into the fluff. Since I was in a race, this led to me getting frustrated when I couldn't get back on and having to spend time postholing through the deep snow while pushing my bike along the track. I lost count at 14 crashes, and I was very glad I was wearing my tall snow boots.
With that first ride and my less than graceful techniques behind me, I spent the following weeks getting comfortable riding on snow. I learned to keep my focus on the trail ahead of me, not getting distracted, and shifting weight and slowing my pace enough that my tires don't slip out on steeper climbs. I got better at letting the bike move around underneath me, especially on steep downhills where the conditions can be variable. I learned how to grab my rear brake and shift my weight to drift around corners, which prompted more than a few crashes in the beginning but has proven to be a fun and valuable skill to have. Just like on a mountain bike but even more so, it is important to stay relaxed and balanced over the bike while it moves underneath you, especially if you feel the wheels start to slip or go off the track. I finally became good at riding on snow, and it improved my skills on dirt as well.
Now I keep searching for more mountains to ride, Check out about one of my Adventures in Guatemala.