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The kits are available in four mouth-watering flavours including Steak Carne Asada, Pork El Pastor, Chicken Tinga and Baja Fish. The range encourages you to #CookLikeTheLocals using good quality ingredients and creating tasty Mexican dishes with ease.
Steak Carne Asada takes inspiration from the northern states of Mexico. It is traditionally prepared by marinating the beef in citrus juice and spices, with a pinch of salt. The Restaurante meal kit provides you with everything you need to create a Mexican inspired feast at home, including a delicious Carne Asada Steak seasoning, guacamole seasoning and ten soft shell tacos.
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Chicken Tinga is a locally-inspired recipe from the Northern Puebla and is a popular street food. This kit comes with the mouth-watering Tinga flavour seasoning and smokey chipotle sauce, which packs a hit of flavour into plenty of soft tacos to satisfy your taste buds.
Baja Fish is inspired by the coastal Baja California region and is a popular dish amongst the locals. The west coast of Mexico is famed for its isolated surroundings and has developed a unique cuisine based on the fresh and abundant seafood that surrounds it. The Baja flavouring provided for both the crusting of the fish, and the seasoning of the sour cream gives you a double hit of regional flavouring.
We were sent the Chicken Tinga and Baja Fish to try out, so far we have only tried the chicken which was a big hit and we are looking forward to trying the fish. The meal was very quick to prepare and even Jack enjoyed them. You need to add 500g of chicken and 1 onion to create the dish and you can also add avocado, lettuce and chopped coriander as suggested toppings although we only added lettuce.
To prepare the meal you simply cook the chickens whole within the sauce along with he chopped onions. Once cooked, you then shred the chicken with forks and add back into the sauce allowing the sauce to cover the chicken. Its so quick and easy. You then warm the wraps within a frying pan, and attempt to curl them, I couldn't achieve this, then serve.
The Tinga flavour is smokey and the sauce adds a slight spicy kick however not too overpowering. Everyone here enjoyed the flavours, and we will definitely be buying them again.
All four flavours are available at all major supermarkets (Asda, Sainsburys, Waitrose,Tesco and Morrisons) with an RRP of £3.79, with Pork Al Pastor being exclusively available within Asda for the first 6 months.
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2,700 buildings in St. Louis County with serious damageST. LOUIS COUNTY • Response teams were out in force Saturday to assess damage and provide help after a violent storm hammered the region, bringing the worst destruction in recent memory.
The National Weather Service confirmed today that an EF4 tornado, packing winds between 166 and 200 mph, touched down in Bridgeton. It also confirmed an EF1 touch-down in New Melle (St. Charles County), and an EF2 touch-down in Pontoon Beach, near Granite City. The Weather Service also believes there was a touch-down in Maryland Heights but is still taking measurements.
In St. Louis County alone, more than 2,700 buildings, including homes and businesses, suffered "noticeable damage," according to early estimates from county officials. That ranges from severe to extreme damage and doesn't include homes that may have suffered less dramatic damage. North County suffered the brunt of the hit.
"It's pretty much a straight path from Maryland Heights to the Chain of Rocks Bridge," said Rick Eckhard, spokesman for the St. Louis County Police.
Officials expressed surprise that more people weren't seriously hurt, given the scale of the storm and how far it reached across the area.
"We're calling it a miracle," said Michael Smiley, director of emergency management for St. Louis County. "We haven't had any fatalities and there were no serious injuries."
The county provided the following preliminary estimates of the number of buildings with "noticeable damage":
• Maryland Heights: 1,169. Nearly 200 homes were damaged in the David Meadows subdivision alone, with some buildings completely leveled and the roofs of several others ripped off.
• Bridgeton: 901. The Harmann Estates subdivision had about 80 damaged homes, at least half of which were major.
• Berkeley: 456. Police Chief Frank McCall Jr. said officers have been telling residents they need to clear out of badly damaged homes. "A lot of the residences are going to be condemned," he said.
• Ferguson: 34
• Dellwood: 30
• Moline Acres: 30
• Riverview: 30
• St. Ann: 20 to 30
• Bellefontaine Neighbors: 20 to 30
Meanwhile, two local highways are open again after storm damage forced closures last night. Interstate 70, between I-270 and Cypress Road, was reopened this morning after downed power lines and debris were cleared. I-270 between Dorsett Road and McKelvey Road is also open again.
Crews had to plow the debris to the side of the roadways and it will take several days to clear. Officials warned motorists not to slow to gawk at the debris, as many have been doing today.
Another concern right now is possible flooding, with lakes and rivers already cresting and rain expected to continue through Monday. The National Weather service has issued a flash flood watch for at least 24 counties in the bi-state region, including St. Louis and St. Louis County.
Outside of St. Louis County, Granite City and New Melle were among the outlying communities that suffered damage. In New Melle, 14 homes suffered minor damage and four suffered major damage, according to county officials.
Storm leaves heavy damage in St. Louis regionApril 23, 2011
ST. LOUIS • The National Weather Service reports that the storm that ripped through the region Friday was the worst its seen in more than 40 years.
The last time the area saw such severe and widespread damage was on Jan. 24., 1967, when a tornado traveled 21 miles across St. Louis County following an eerily similar path.
That was the fourth-worst tornado in history to hit the St. Louis metropolitan area, according to the weather service.
"People are going to remember this for a long time," said Jim Sieveking, the lead forecaster at the National Weather Service in St. Louis.
A storm path producing tornadoes on Friday traveled from Maryland Heights all the way across the Mississippi River to Granite City, leaving a wake of destroyed homes, fallen trees and downed wires.
Its path was only about five to 10 miles off from the tornado of 1967, Sieveking said.
Lambert International Airport, smack in the middle of that path, was hit hard, losing part of its roof and seeing its windows shattered throughout the main terminal. There were multiple injuries, none serious. The airport is closed down indefinitely.
Officials plan to hold a press conference at 10 a.m. with updates on the situation there.
The weather service has confirmed tornadoes touched down in New Melle, Maryland Heights and Granite City. Survey teams are out inspecting the damage, to confirm suspected tornadoes elsewhere along that storm route.
Sieveking said they will be looking for the telltale signs: convergent patterns in the damage, twisting and turning of the tree limbs, houses removed from their foundations.
He said forecasters are confident the tornado touched down in Maryland Heights, Bridgeton and Edmundson because at those points they were actually picking up on their weather radars the debris that was swirling through the tornadoes.
This storm was far worse than the one that hammered Sunset Hills on New Year's Eve, he said. The tornadoes then were from a squall line thunderstorm. Squall lines are famous for their damaging winds but don't usually produce tornadoes — and when they do, they are short-lived, he said.
Friday was a supercell thunder storm, known for producing long-path tornadoes, hail and damaging winds.
The 1967 storm first touched down in Chesterfield and then headed northeast at 40 miles-per-hour. It was on the ground for 35 minutes, according to the weather service, and left a path of destruction ranging from 50 to 200 yards wide.
There were 216 injuries and three fatalities. Property damage was significant, with 168 homes destroyed, 258 with major damage, and 1485 with minor damage. At least 600 businesses were damaged or destroyed.
The total damage was estimated to be around 15 million dollars.
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(EXCELSIOR SPRINGS, Mo.) April 19, 2017 – Excelsior Springs Hospital has established a new partnership to reduce the toll of rising out-of-pocket healthcare costs on its patients. The facility has joined forces with CarePayment, a leading patient financial engagement company, to offer CarePayment's easy-to-understand 0% APR financing solutions to any patient who depends on the hospital to take care of his or her health needs.
"We see across our community everyday how rising healthcare costs are impacting local families," said Nanette Houck, interim Chief Executive Officer at Excelsior Springs Hospital. "People are struggling with higher premiums and higher out-of-pocket costs for care and, in some cases, they are delaying getting care because they are worried about costs. Our hospital is delighted to be working with CarePayment to offer our patients more options to pay for needed medical services over time with no risk to their credit."
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Grange and St Henri once were equals. But as Grange's fame grew, St Henri was eclipsed. Now St Henri is again re–emerging from the shadow of Grange. Matured in large, old vats that impart little or no oak character, St Henri is Shiraz au naturel. '…a wine of effortless, refined persistence', says Tyson Stelzer, '…with a silky, supple mouth feel and yet somehow still firm and enduring'. Says James Halliday: 'A great St Henri that will come into its own in a bare minimum of 10 years, and live long thereafter'.
Ned Goodwin MW and Langton's Head of Domestic Buying Ramon Gunasekara discuss the newly released Icons, including Grange and St. Henri, from the Penfolds Collection 2020.
Medium deep colour. Lovely fragrant claret style wine with exuberant fresh red cherry redcurrant, mulberry cassis aromas and roasted walnut complexity. Well concentrated and generous with inky cassis mulberry fruits, smooth velvety tannins, attractive viscosity and richness on the mid-palate and fine integrated acidity. Finishes powdery firm with superb mineral length. A hugely evocative wine; true to the original blueprint, spirit of style and the classic Penfolds multi-regional template. Delicious to drink now but should age beautifully.
98 points, Andrew Caillard MW
This is a much anticipated vintage for St. Henri, and it does not disappoint. The complexity of fruit here is stunning, together with a very complex and playfully fragrant, spicy edge with graphite, roasted coffee and woody spices, framing a core of very fresh blackberries, red and dark cherries and blueberries. So fresh and brimming with fruit aromas. The palate has a stunning array of deeply fleshy fruit flavors with a superb sense of length and powerful, ripe tannin, underpinning vibrant, fleshy fruit that is beautifully assembled in a refined, elegant and impressively pure mode. So long and pure. Silky and elegant. A real masterpiece, taking its place among the finest vintages like 2010, 1990 and 1971. 95% shiraz and 5% cabernet sauvignon.
98 points, jamessuckling.com (August 2019)
Very deep, brooding red/purple colour, with a bouquet of ironstone, earth, smoke and bloody, sanguine overtones. It's youthful, bold and bright; fruit drives the wine, and it's almost lean it's so elegant; very long and refined on the follow-through, with very soft, fine-grained tannins throughout the palate. The tannins have an oaky taste but it's said not to see any small oak. This is all about finesse. Lovely wine.
95 points, The Real Review (July 2019)
Immediately we see blueberries, we see violets, we see plums, we see a long, elegant finish. There's no ra-ra here, it's all composure and calm. You can see this singing for a good long time. The tannin here feels teased; almost sinewy; it will hold the wine in good stead. It was/is an anticipated release and it hasn't missed the boat.
95 points, The Wine Front (August 2019)
The 2016 St Henri Shiraz is one of the finest St Henris I've ever tasted, rivaling the likes of the 1986 or 1976. It's concentrated and rich, the essence of South Australia Shiraz (although it's been lightened by the addition of 5% Cabernet Sauvignon), unleavened by any new oak. Dark and tarry, it delivers notes of espresso and black olive, plummy fruit and roasted meat. Full-bodied and dense on the palate, it ends long, dark and savory.
96 points, Wine Advocate (August 2019)
If Grange is a Penfolds icon, St Henri is its loyal sidekick, always without the cloak of new oak - an echo of the so-called 'Hidden Granges' when Max Schubert was denied new oak by the Penfolds board. Deep, dark and brooding in colour, its pure, liquorice-spiced Shiraz fragrance shines through on the nose. As mentioned, this is unadorned by new oak, but its chocolatey richness and power - buttressed by 5% Cabernet Sauvignon - is in no way diminished without it. It displays concentrated opulent, spice-laden dark cherry and cassis primary fruit, texturally seamless and savoury with a fine spine of acidity and firm, chewy tannins. Excellent long-term ageing potential. Drink with lamb steaks.
95 points, Decanter (July 2019)
South Australia is the driest state on the world's driest continent. Covering almost 1 million (984 377km) square kilomteres, it represents 12.8% of the Australian land mass. Sweeping plains are intersected by a spine of relatively low lying ranges, the Mount Lofty/Flinders Ranges which extend through the heart of the State. Over 50% of the state is elevated at under 150 metres. The Great Artesian basin covers almost one-third of the State. The major river is the River Murray which lethargically makes its way into the Southern Ocean. This water mass has a moderating effect on climate, particularly in the southern regions of South Australia where most vines are planted.
Summers are generally hot and dry with relatively mild nights. Winters are cool. Rainfall occurs mostly during late autumn/winter (May, June, July, August). Drought and salinity are major concerns.
The principle wine regions in South Australia are; the Adelaide Hills, Barossa (comprising the Barossa and Eden Valleys), Clare Valley, Langhorne Creek, McLaren Vale, Padthaway, Coonawarra and the Riverland. Vineyard expansion has also extended to Wrattonbully, Mount Benson, Bordertown, Robe, Southern Fleurieu and the Flinders Ranges.
It is a tradition for many wine companies to make multi-district blends from South Australian fruit – the idea of house style taking precedence over regional definition. Penfolds pioneered this concept. The vagaries of vintage variation can be evened out by fruit selection, ensuring quality at a high level. However there is debate that this concept comes at the expense of the 'soul' of the wine. Penfolds Grange is probably the most famous multi-district blend and is an excellent counter-argument.Andrew Caillard MW, Langton's
Penfolds is probably the most extraordinary of the world's wine brands with an enviable reputation for quality at every price level. The original Penfold was an English doctor who, in 1844, planted grapes at Magill, now a suburb of Adelaide. However, it was not until the late 1940s that Penfolds began to forge a reputation for red wine.
The Penfolds house style emerged from a fortified wine producing culture and evolved as a winemaking philosophy which has had a profound effect on the entire Australian wine industry. Many of the techniques initially adopted to make Penfolds Grange would become part of the wider Penfolds winemaking culture. The number of techniques employed in the research and development of Penfolds wines is astonishing. Max Schubert and his team pioneered: major advances in yeast technology and paper chromatography; the understanding and use of pH in controlling bacterial spoilage; the use of headed down/submerged cap fermentation and the technique of rack and return; cold fermentation practices; the use of American oak as a maturation vessel and perhaps most critically, partial barrel fermentation. Nowadays, the use of American oak and barrel fermentation for instance is considered traditional Barossa winemaking practice!
Today, Penfolds house style embraces the concept of multi-regional blending, optimum fruit quality, the use of fine-grained American or French oak, barrel fermentation and maturation. Overall, the Penfolds style is about highly-defined fruit aromas, fruit sweetness, ripe tannins, richness, power and concentration. The number of iconic wines that have emerged from the Penfolds stable over the years is remarkable. Bin 389 a Cabernet Shiraz blend released in 1960 is now considered the quintessential Australian wine blend. Bin 128 Coonawarra Shiraz and Bin 28 Kalimna Shiraz released in 1962 pre-empted the contemporary enthusiasm for regional definition by about 25 years. Improved vineyard management, site selection and winemaking brought about subsequent releases of Bin 707 and Bin 407 Cabernet Sauvignon. The Penfolds Wine Making Philosophy is the accumulation of more than half-a-century of knowledge and winemaking practice initiated by Max Schubert and subsequently refined by Don Ditter, John Duval and Peter Gago. Their collective commitment to multi-regional and vineyard blending contributed to a consistency of style and quality that has cemented Penfolds reputation as the foremost producer of premium age-worthy red wines in Australia.


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Bower, J.E., R.D. Cooper and N.W. Beebe. (2009). Internal repetition and intraindividual variation in the rDNA ITS1 of the Anopheles punctulatus group (Diptera: Culicidae): Multiple units and rates of turnover. J. Mol. Evol. 68:66-79.
Cooper, R.D., D.G.E. Waterson, S.P. Frances, N.W. Beebe, B. Pluess and A.W. Sweeney. (2009). Malaria vectors in Papua New Guinea. Int. J. Parasitol. 39: 1495-1501.
Frances, S.P., D.O. MacKenzie, J.A. Klun and M. Debboun. (2009). Laboratory and field evaluation of SS220 and deet against mosquitoes in Queensland, Australia. J Am. Mosq. Control Assoc. 25: 174-178.
Frances, S.P., D.O. MacKenzie, K.L. Rowcliffe and S.K. Corcoran. (2009). Comparative field evaluation of repellent formulations containing deet and IR3535 against mosquitoes in Queensland, Australia. J. Am. Mosq. Control Assoc. 25: 511-513.
Frances, S.P. D.O. MacKenzie, A. Young and R.D. Cooper. (2009). Mosquitoes (Diptera: Culicidae) and arboviruses at Wide Bay Military Training Area, Queensland, Australia. Arbovirus Res. Aus. 10: 46-49.
Johnson, P.H., S. Hall-Mendelin, P.I. Whelan, S.P. Frances, C.C. Jansen, D.O. Mackenzie, J.A. Northill and A.F. van den Hurk. (2009). Vector competence of Australian Culex gelidus Theobald (Diptera: Culicidae) for endemic and exotic arboviruses. Aust. J. Entomol. 48: 234-240.
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Friday, August 8, 2014
An Herb Salad of Sorts
This past spring my friend Helen and I taught a "Cooking with Herbs" class. Together we discussed growing herbs in the garden, how to use herbs in the kitchen and explored their different flavors. One of the recipes Helen made was a "free-form tabouleh" which was made up of loads of parsley and mint and just a handful of bulgar. I fell in love with the "herbiness" of it. It left my mouth feeling so fresh and clean!
I forgot about the recipe until I was packing up for the beach this weekend. We were running behind on schedule so I quickly ran out and clipped a large bunch of parsley and mint, wrapped it in a towel and we were on our way.
Turns out I didn't have bulgar (or even quinoa which would have worked too) but that didn't stop me from making it but with just the herbs. A herb salad of sorts.
It was just as delicious and I served it for breakfast with a hard boiled egg, a piece of salmon, some olives and a homegrown tomato.
It would be flavorful atop almost anything....fish, chicken, tofu, eggs, inside a wrap, tacos, dipped with chips......
Other herbs such as cilantro, dill, oregano and basil could be used and added as well.
I used both curly and flat leaf parsley in my salad. Both are growing well in my garden this year.
I used lots of lemon which added to it's fresh, summery flavor.
Oh and it only gets better as it sits and marinates!
I'll leave you with Helen's recipe or you can omit the bulgar like I did for a straight up herb salad.
Free-Form Tabouleh
Parsley and mint 4:1 ratio
A handful of bulgar wheat
Olive oil
Lemon juice (and zest if you like)
Salt, pepper and a pinch of cayenne
Cook bulgar. While still warm pour in a little lemon juice and olive oil.
Wash and dry parsley and mint.
Strip leaves from stem.
Chop herbs fine and place in large bowl.
In a small bowl, whisk together olive oil, lemon juice and zest, salt, pepper, and cayenne to taste.
Mix together all ingredients.
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1. Re: Parallel loading of semantic dataSdas-Oracle Jun 6, 2017 4:14 PM (in response to 3054700)
Hi Fred,
Few questions for you:
1) Roughly how much data (in total number of triples) do you expect to generate using the series of sem_apis.export_rdfview_model calls?
2) Do you have any CLOBs or geospatial data?
3) Are there quads or just triples?
4) Do you expect lots of duplicate triples (more than a million or so) if we combine all the exported data under one database view object and provide that view as input row source to sem_apis.bulk_load_from_staging_table?
I would suggest doing steps 3 and 4 as follows:
Step 3:
alter session force parallel dml parallel <degree>;
alter session force parallel ddl parallel <degree>;
alter session force parallel query parallel <degree>;
exec sem_apis.export_rdfview_model(...);
Step 4 (do it outside of loop -- invoking a single bulk-load for the combined data would allow avoiding incremental index maintenance overheads):
create a view, say stage_view, as UNION ALL of all the staging tables where the RDF triples were exported to.
alter session force parallel dml parallel <degree>;
alter session force parallel ddl parallel <degree>;
alter session force parallel query parallel <degree>;
-- load from stage_view
-- if you expect lots of duplicate triples in the stage_view row source, say more than a million duplicates,
-- then add the following in the flags string below: DEL_BATCH_DUPS=USE_INSERT
exec sem_apis.bulk_load_from_staging_table(..., flags=>' PARSE MBV_METHOD=SHADOW PARALLEL=<degree> ');
If you have any problems, feel free to contact me directly: souripriya dot das at oracle dot com.
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2. Re: Parallel loading of semantic data3054700 Jun 6, 2017 6:14 PM (in response to Sdas-Oracle)
Hi Souri, thank you for your help.
1) We generate a total of about 140 millions triples
2) There is no CLOBs or geospatial data in this dataset (but might have in the future)
3) Just triples
4) I'm not sure about the number of duplicates but I'd say far less than 1 million.
I'm making some tests here. I got an ORA-13199: Insufficient privilege for using MBV_METHOD=SHADOW option. What privilege is needed?


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The Rescos install, operate, maintain and renew the electricity supply equipment and installations such as small diesel generators and micro-network, photovoltaic solar kits, hybrid solar-diesel or biofuel-diesel plants and connection to the national network.
EDF is involved as a "start-up aide", providing the capital and skills required for the creation and operation of these companies. When the viability of a Resco is guaranteed, EDF transfers its entire stake to its local partner, who will be responsible for the long-term running of the company.
Other examples of successful partnerships to address sustainable energy needs include the work of the UK based organisation SolarAid. Supported by companies such as REC Solar and Vodafone Group, SolarAid helps with provision of solar study lights for students and their families living in southern and eastern Africa. In Uganda, SolarAid is installing a solar system on the community office of the Katine Project, a programme run by development charity Amref and the Guardian and funded by Barclays bank. Linked to this initiative, Barclays is also funding a four-year programme to bring solar energy to community centres, schools, clinics and communal buildings in rural parts of Kenya. Other corporate involvement includes Scottish and Southern Energy, who are funding SolarAid's Tanzania programme to train microsolar entrepreneurs.
Extending energy generation and distribution is only one element in making more energy available to more people. The International Energy Agency estimates that by adopting cost-effective standards for a wider range of construction technologies, global projected electricity consumption by buildings and industry could be reduced by 14% by 2030. Sharing and adopting these practices more widely among nations and industrial sectors can make energy more reliable and less expensive to homes and businesses.
Examples of private sector action on building energy efficiency include the commitments made by global cement company Lafarge. Lafarge has pledged to develop 500 energy efficient building projects worldwide by 2015, which would also contribute to its objective of achieving sales of €3bn a year of sustainable solutions, products and services by 2020. Lafarge has held a long-running partnership with WWF International, with sustainable construction as a core focus area.
The facts of the challenge speak for themselves. Without changing our current production and consumption patterns, the world economy is projected to need 80% more energy in 2050. For some, globalisation of corporate interests is seen as a danger to local stakeholders whose culture and independence is diminished as a result. But there are now clear examples of success by leadership companies, where realising a vision for commercial synergies, based on engagement and empowerment of local stakeholders, points the way towards achieving some of the grand objectives and challenges of sustainability.
Jon Woodhead is sustainability services director for Two Tomorrows, a DNV company.
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I've been working at Faith Juice for about 8 months now, covering weekend shifts and the occasional market evening. I have prepared countless cleanses in my afternoons in the little shed under the tree and promoted the colourful concoctions to many customers. I've always known of the many benefits of juice cleanses however it was based on accounts from others and theory. So, I figured it was about time I practiced what I preached. After all I was growing increasingly curious about the 'Day 1 Black Lemonade' (which isn't on the standard menu) as well as those notorious caffeine withdrawal headaches. My body also felt in need of some boosted detoxification after feeling not quite itself for the past few months. I wanted to use this experience as a sort of reset, a jump start, to feeling at home in my physical again. I also wanted to be able to say, from first-hand experience, how I experienced the juice cleanse program.
Naturally, working at a juice bar and all, I drink a lot of juice. At home I've experimented with some weird and wonderful combinations so I am no stranger to the taste of greens or the tang of ginger. It was the absence of a warm dinner and my morning instant coffee fix that I was weary of.
Feeling ready, I walked down to the Noordhoek Farm Village on the morning of my juice cleanse – Day 1. I did have mild envy of those sipping on their flat whites on the deck of the Village Roast. I knew that under the foamy layer was the caffeine I had been depending on for the last 4 months, to get me through a school day. Trying not to linger on the coffee grind aroma, I collected my cooler bag which was clearly labelled "Clara", accompanied by a sweet little flower doodle, a nice personal touch from Joy.
My first drink, the Black Lemonade, was a pleasant change as it was the only juice I hadn't tasted before at work. Zingy, zesty and rather zany. An exciting twist on the traditional sweet and sour refresher. Throughout the rest of the day, I drank my juices at the 3-hour intervals and was slightly peckish at times, but never hungry. It was only at supper time, when my family sat down to my sister's falafel-pitas that I wanted something warm and solid in my stomach. What helped a lot was that the last juice of the day was always, in my opinion, the nicest one; fruity and sweeter than most.
Day 2 of my cleanse proceeded in a similar fashion. I was working a shift that day and experiencing the infamous caffeine withdrawal headache. However, I never missed the absence of food as I was in juice-mode; making delicious drinkables from the fruit and veg in the fridge. In the evening I visited the weekly Wednesday Noordhoek market, as I often do, and my usual lentil curry and caramel pancake were definitely missed. Watching my friend indulge in a hearty burger didn't help much either but it wasn't all that difficult to stick out, I was drinking a Spice-C and that was Day 2 done.
On the third day my cooler bag accompanied me to school as I received my exam marks. I was really getting into the routine of it, the 8am juice and 11am smoothie were little markers in the day I looked forward to. The last-day-of-grade-11-cupcakes baked by my friend weren't easy to turn down but the headache was mostly gone and my body was feeling good. By the time supper came around I was no longer resisting the process as I quite happily sipped on my juice while others munched on bean curry.
The next morning, having finished my cleanse, I could eat solid food again. Before starting the cleanse, I had expected to be thrilled at the thought of some oats and instant coffee with milk and honey for breakfast the morning after day 3. However, contrary to this, I didn't feel the need. I proceeded to make myself a smoothie followed by some green tea (although I did linger at the thought of Nescafe)
All in all, it was a good experience and I'm happy I can now give a first-hand account of the three-day cleanse. Its not the easiest but Joy certainly designs the program in a way that makes it as enjoyable as possible, and of course the juices are delicious!
I've hopped back onto the coffee train. I feel balance is important and my little daily dose of caffeine isn't going to kill me. The cleanse was a reminder to eat and nourish my body more mindfully and I'm learning to gradually tweak my habits to accommodate this. I would recommend getting into a routine of a smoothie or juice daily if possible, just to keep the goodness steadily flowing.
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You don't list prices. Are your pieces for sale?
Okay, I am an artist, not exactly a businessperson. I want to paint and I am finally getting around to all the other stuff, although my sidebar link to my Workhouse Gallery contains some paintings with prices. If you're interested, inquire by all means. I do commissions, but I really prefer working from life when possible. Almost all pieces are framed.
Why do you tell stories with your paintings?
I'm a storyteller, that's what I do. I'm a pretty quiet person, but don't expect a short answer if I'm in the mood for a story. I think the stories make the paintings more interesting. It goes from the visual to the emotional and perhaps the relational. Further, me chatting, not just supplying price lists, shows how I am as a person. I'm pragmatic, proper, improper, and silly. Okay, I also love to write and have blogged for years.
Do you spray your pastels with fixative?
Nooo, I don't use either commercial fixative or hairspray. They're best left in the can. My works are on sanded paper, much like 400 sandpaper except archival, and it grips the pastel firmly. Think about putting something wet on a powdery, pure pigment painting. All the pretty crystals reflecting light are suddenly squashed, slicked down, taking away some of the beauty of pastel. Light doesn't get to bounce around anymore. Sprays also darken paintings. Consider this one way I am a purist.
How do you create, transport, and store your pastels?
Because paintings outdoors are generally small, notebook-sized KOOOL Binders from Dakota Arts work beautifully. Inside hard plastic covers, you layer glassine with your paper of choice. I have several in the 8.5x11 and 11x14 sizes. I find using and handling the binders beneficial, because it lightly burnishes the pastel into the paper, much like a brayer. Larger, indoor pieces are taped to masonite and covered with glassine or tracing paper. If I am storing something on Pastelboard or often even loose paper, I put the pieces in archival sleeves called Krystal Seal or I wrap them in glassine or tracing paper.
When you paint outside, is it a social time?
Let me be honest here and say, "Well, not really."Although artists certainly appreciate art fans and some people seek to sell to an occasional prospect in the field, many of us want to be left in our groove. We're concentrating, so a conversation may be difficult. We may love children, but we fear them around our supplies. Remember that when the sun moves, our subject changes. Our job is fleeting and time-sensitive, so let us to it.
Here I had fun with this idea...
These preferences are out the door, literally, if I am doing a group exhibit painting en plein air. The project becomes a bit secondary to the performance. Times like these are the only instances I think of painting as a performance or as part of the attraction. Well, if you folks helped make me famous, performing would be a happy part of that gig.
In your blog pictures, why are some paintings signed and some not?
In an ideal world, they would all be, however, if I take the picture of the painting while out in the field, they might not be, especially if a wet oil. Elsewhere, I spoke of "Painting to a Pile" for a long time as I was only interested in painting and not business. A painting from before recently (2008) wouldn't be signed. However, I wouldn't let them out the door without a signature.
Do you blend your pastels?
Remember that purist part? Well, when it comes to blending, I am virtually a purist. To preserve the integrity of the powdery structure, I blend with subsequent pastels, choosing the next pastel not only for its color and value, but also for its hardness, which varies greatly from manufacturer to manufacturer. You can finesse a lot with layers of pastel and smoosh (technical term there) pastels one on top of the other. Sometimes I'll lay my finger on a pattern I've painted to lift a little and soften it, so that's probably considered a blend, although light. Occasionally water might get a bit more than a swipe. Occasionally I'll use soft or hard brushes to remove bits or bunches of pastel. If you blend much on sanded paper, you loose a fingertip! Serving a similar purpose to blending, if I want a unifying color behind my painting, I can do an underpainting or use a pre-colored paper.
How many of your paintings begun in the field are finished in the field?
Close to 100% of my paintings are completely en plein air. I tend to sign them later, though. If it's not straight plein air, I indicate it. Often times, those are the ones done in the winter.
How accurate are the sizes you indicate on the paintings?
If the piece is canvas, canvas board, Pastelboard, or Gessoboard, it's accurate. If it's on Wallis, it is probably coming out of a KOOOL Binder, so some paper is lost to the binder holes. Sometimes, I'll divide off a portion of the paper for test marks. With a few hundred dusty pastels in front of me, it's handy to scribble a test mark on the same paper I'm using, so that can use up part of the page. In that case, an 11x14 might actually be an 11x13 or even 10x12 of late, give or take. If it's a real issue to you, I can measure exactly for you.
Clicking on your paintings doesn't go anyplace anymore. Why?
When I first started this blog, clicking on a painting would magically transport you to a large and detailed version of that painting. When I noticed on my meter that people were stealing, yes, stealing, my paintings, I decided to offer up as little material as possible without depriving my other readers. I prefer works to be un-watermarked for viewing, so I upload reasonable, medium-sized ones only. That way, you know that the paintings you purchased will not be in use by someone who stole the image. This post handles the quibbles very well.


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Even though God provided everything that Adam and Eve could possibly need, they decided they wanted more. When they ate the fruit, they chose to break the only rule that God had given them. God had been very generous with everything he provided, so when they disobeyed, he became angry. They chose to listen to the serpent instead of obeying God.
We are faced with choices like this every day! We may start to feel like we need more than what God has provided for us. We may have friends who try to convince us to do something that we know is wrong. But God is the one with the plan. He is the one who knows what is best for us.
Sometimes we feel like following our own rules, because we think we know what's best. We can slide a little and get away with it. Guess what? That is Satan's way of deceiving you! Just like he got into Eve's head, he can get into yours just as easily! And where do you think he wants to lead you? Do you think Satan wants to get into your head so he can lead you into what is best for you? Of course not! He is leading you into sin. He will lie to you, tempt you, use your friends, anything he can do to make you fall into sin. We need to be aware of his presence around us so we can be ready to turn him away by leaning into God in full surrender.
The truth is, none of us is free of sin. No matter how hard we try to stay away from sin, we will be tempted and we will buckle, just as both Adam and Eve did. When Adam and Eve realized what they had done, they were afraid and they were full of shame. Their first instinct was to run and hide from God. Their second instinct was to make excuses. Adam blamed Eve, Eve blamed the serpent. When you fall into sin, you need to run TO him. Run to his love and his forgiving grace. Own up to your mistakes. Pay the consequences, if that applies.
When I feel pressured to do something that I know is wrong, I will pray:
Dear Lord, Thank you for being my constant companion. I know that I can lean closer to you when I am weak. I need you to help me resist the enemy when I am being pulled in a direction I do not want to go. Please give me the strength to walk away from this temptation.
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Genesis 3:1-24 NIV
1 Now the serpent was more crafty than any of the wild animals the Lord God had made. He said to the woman, "Did God really say, 'You must not eat from any tree in the garden'?"
2 The woman said to the serpent, "We may eat fruit from the trees in the garden, 3 but God did say, 'You must not eat fruit from the tree that is in the middle of the garden, and you must not touch it, or you will die.' "
4 "You will not certainly die," the serpent said to the woman. 5 "For God knows that when you eat from it your eyes will be opened, and you will be like God, knowing good and evil."
6 When the woman saw that the fruit of the tree was good for food and pleasing to the eye, and also desirable for gaining wisdom, she took some and ate it. She also gave some to her husband, who was with her, and he ate it. 7 Then the eyes of both of them were opened, and they realized they were naked; so they sewed fig leaves together and made coverings for themselves.
8 Then the man and his wife heard the sound of the Lord God as he was walking in the garden in the cool of the day, and they hid from the Lord God among the trees of the garden. 9 But the Lord God called to the man, "Where are you?"
10 He answered, "I heard you in the garden, and I was afraid because I was naked; so I hid."
11 And he said, "Who told you that you were naked? Have you eaten from the tree that I commanded you not to eat from?"
12 The man said, "The woman you put here with me—she gave me some fruit from the tree, and I ate it."
13 Then the Lord God said to the woman, "What is this you have done?"
The woman said, "The serpent deceived me, and I ate."
14 So the Lord God said to the serpent, "Because you have done this,
"Cursed are you above all livestock
and all wild animals!
You will crawl on your belly
and you will eat dust
all the days of your life.
15 And I will put enmity
between you and the woman,
and between your offspring and hers;
he will crush your head,
and you will strike his heel."
16 To the woman he said,
"I will make your pains in childbearing very severe;
with painful labor you will give birth to children.
Your desire will be for your husband,
and he will rule over you."
17 To Adam he said, "Because you listened to your wife and ate fruit from the tree about which I commanded you, 'You must not eat from it,'
"Cursed is the ground because of you;
through painful toil you will eat food from it
all the days of your life.
18 It will produce thorns and thistles for you,
and you will eat the plants of the field.
19 By the sweat of your brow
you will eat your food
until you return to the ground,
since from it you were taken;
for dust you are
and to dust you will return."
20 Adam named his wife Eve, because she would become the mother of all the living.
21 The Lord God made garments of skin for Adam and his wife and clothed them. 22 And the Lord God said, "The man has now become like one of us, knowing good and evil. He must not be allowed to reach out his hand and take also from the tree of life and eat, and live forever." 23 So the Lord God banished him from the Garden of Eden to work the ground from which he had been taken. 24 After he drove the man out, he placed on the east side of the Garden of Eden cherubim and a flaming sword flashing back and forth to guard the way to the tree of life.


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LogMeIn dives into CRM market with Bold360
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"The hamburger is definitive, greasy but oddly clean-tasting at the same time and the sauce actually is 'special.' And the shake tastes the way shakes tasted back when I was a kid. It makes me tear up just thinkin' about it."
—Alton Brown, host of Iron Chef America
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SCOTTSDALE, AZ--(Marketwired - Apr 12, 2017) - TimefireVR Inc. (
Mr. John Wise, Founder and President of TimefireVR, commented, "We are pleased to have Mina join the TimefireVR team. She uniquely embodies an expertise in the field of education, virtual reality, mixed reality and online gaming. In Hypatia our users experience a realistic immersion, social interaction and compelling narrative with deep learning narrative. Our education modules will be experiential and collaborative supporting multiple points of view. When Hypatia launches it will honor our commitment for education to be seamlessly meshed into the many hours of original content. Mina is ideally suited to lead this effort."
Dr. Johnson-Glenberg has published extensively on learning in 3D VR and Mixed Reality environments. She focuses on teaching middle and high school students STEM (science technology, engineering, and math) and health education. One of her specialties is embodied cognition, and using gesture and physical movements during learning.
Dr. Johnson-Glenberg stated, "It is exciting to work with TimeFireVR. Our first rollout uses the HTC VIVE, which has wireless hand controllers allowing for tremendous freedom. Now players can spin a controller over their heads like a virtual lasso. As they make that embodied action we can teach them the equation for centripetal force. We are creating immersive, virtual games and using computers for what they do best. Make the unseen seen. That means, for the microscopic, players learn what happens when they remove an electron; for the macroscopic, players learn what happens when they nudge a pesky asteroid out of orbit."
Dr. Johnson-Glenberg has worked as a cognitive psychologist and research scientist at Arizona State University, and recently returned from an associate professorship at Radboud University in the Netherlands, so she brings different cultural experiences to the team. A recently published peer-reviewed article on physics education in mixed reality environments can be found here (http://journal.frontiersin.org/article/10.3389/fpsyg.2016.01819/full). She has served as President of embodied-games.com, and has been a Principal Investigator overseeing over $8 million in funding over the course of her career.
About TimefireVR Inc.
TimefireVR Inc. is an Arizona based Technology Company established mid-2014 to develop virtual reality content, tools, and services. Their first product is a massive and collaborative open world titled Hypatia, a truly social online destination featuring commerce, entertainment, and a safe and welcoming environment to explore educational opportunities. Based on architectural influences ranging from Amsterdam and Barcelona to Wuzhen, China, Sana, Yemen and the remote village of Tiebele in Burkino Faso, TimefireVR's platform will provide a rich, multi-cultural, creative and participative world where the reward is immersed in experiential learning and global friendships. Hypatia has launched in Alpha with expectations of becoming a VR destination leader. A trailer can be seen at www.timefirevr.com.
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