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lection reflection for 30 April 2019 / reading the bible daily with the church
Today's epistle and gospel readings both talk about hatred, but they discuss it from opposite directions, which makes for interesting reading and meditation. Rarely do we think about hating and being hated at the same time.
In 1 John 2, we are reminded that the idea of a Christian harboring hatred toward another believer is . . .
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Today, the daily lectionary simultaneously starts two new books: Daniel and 1 John (with 2 and 3 John to follow). I don't remember starting two books at the same time, at least not for a while, but I'm looking forward to reading and praying through these over the coming weeks. I am especially looking forward to reading Daniel through . . .
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Yesterday I wrote about the reality that the Church will never be the darling of the world. In fact, if she is praised and beloved by the world, then she is not faithfully being the Church, proclaiming sin and salvation as her Lord has instructed. Today's New Testament reading, from Acts 4, reinforces this reality and shows that the . . .
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John 15.12-27
It was tough to pass up Ezekiel's dry bones this morning, but I got caught up in the Gospel reading...though probably not where you think. Coming off of Maundy Thursday last week, Jesus' command to love one another and his explanation of what that looks like are still fresh in our minds. My imagination got stuck . . .
abiding and waiting on Christ
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Today's Old Testament reading (Micah 7.7-15) unnecessarily splices right in the middle of a larger thought (vv. 1-15)--the idea that our trust must ultimately be placed only in the Lord, for people (both friends and enemies) will disappoint and betray us. Smack in the middle of this passage, Micah points us to God as our true hope.. . .
For God alone my soul in silence waits...
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For God alone my soul in silence waits. (Psalm 62.1 1979 BCP)
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fixing our eyes on Christ during trials
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Life's strange sometimes. I'd been thinking about the impact of a school having a sick colleague, when, for the first time in over eight years, while arriving for a platelet donation session, I met the son of a teacher who had died of cancer during my last year of headship. We each expressed surprise at the sheer coincidence and pleasure, in part because life's been kind to us both. He's married with two children and I've remarried after my wife died that same year.
We all know what it's like to feel a bit under the weather. The effects can range from just being a little off colour to being debilitated, especially if it is a little more than a cold. I'm not including man-flu, which obviously means instant medicalisation at the least.
Headteachers may often feel that they are married to their school; it can certainly be a 24/7/365 role, meaning that schools are like extended families, often sharing a member's pleasure or pain. A happy event is celebrated together. A sick colleague attracts support, either within, keeping a close eye in case of problems, or without, with visits to check up on progress. However, like all sickness this can become pervasive and can eventually distract the whole community, in extreme cases pushing individuals or the collective to virtual destruction.
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Ofsted, according to very many insightful blogs can have a similar impact, especially if the judgements mean some form of further intervention or worse. The school capacity to deal with this will determine the speed of recovery, if that time is available.
I was fortunate that the Local Authority was strong and prepared to intervene as needed, so there was a plan in place for issues which might arise and specific staff were alerted to the need to act with urgency if asked. With significant changes at LA level across the country, I am not sure if that support is easily available to every head.
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Q: I've just won a $50 million lottery. Should I take all cash or an annuity?
A: It depends on a lot of things, one of which is the interest rate the lottery uses in calculating the annuity value vs. the immediate payout. Another is the uncertainty associated with future income taxes.
The conventional wisdom is to take the money as a lump sum. That's because the lottery takes the cash prize (today's dollars) and uses that money to buy investments that will fund the annual payments. That may mean that the lottery buys the winner(s) an annuity, or it may buy bonds with maturities that roughly match the payment schedule.
A recent Powerball jackpot winner chose a one-time, pretax cash payment of $34,662,300.66 vs. $59.5 million in 30 annual payments with the first payment at the beginning of year one. This equates to an annual interest rate of about 4.26 percent.
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If I win a $50 million jackpot. I would take the cash option. Definately, I would find an accountant to help our family situations.
umm...how about showing some calculations or some tables?!? I think we all know, if we win huge sums we can afford Pro. advice.
I wish we could have a more detailed and definitive answer with a real case study with taxes, interest, money spend on living vs. money tied up in investments and inflation factored in to finally get a good answer to this vexing question.
"A recent Powerball jackpot winner chose a one-time, pretax cash payment of $34,662,300.66 vs. $59.5 million in 30 annual payments with the first payment at the beginning of year one. This equates to an annual interest rate of about 4.26 percent."
The only thing wrong with that analysis is I would BET the PowerBall winner would NOT have $34.6 million to invest by the end of the month. He might have 30 million or 25 million. THEN, he would invest the rest. You have 34.6 million and you are going to go buy a couple of cars, a couple of houses, some new clothes, help out the family some -- only later do you wonder where $10 million went! (Ask Mike Tyson where all his millions went, he now lives in a 2-bedroom house in Arizona.) Whereas if you take the annuity, you have some breathing room to adjust, and even if you blow a lot the first year, the damage is limited -- and you have 29 more years to do it right.
You might well be right. The Powerball winner might actually make the choice to spend some of the money that belongs to him, reducing the remainder of the sum that belongs to him.
You're certainly correct in asserting that he doesn't have the option if he assigns the responsibility for his fiscal decisions to the benevolent hands of Powerball officials for the duration. The British aristocracy used to do that with their erstwhile sons..... give them an annual allowance to protect them from their follies. Worked pretty well, I suppose, although I doubt the erstwhile sons ever made the decisions to do it that way. But they weren't smart enough to be American lottery winners.
I agree with the earlier poster who suggested this would be more helpfully examined with some charts, tables and calculations.
But one thing is certain. The actual amount of the jackpot is the amount the winner takes in lump sum. The advertised amount of the jackpot, as it differs from the actual amount, is nothing other than interest accumulated on that amount. A jackpot winner who takes the annuity is merely delegating his financial security into the hands of lottery officials, rather than investing the money himself.
Sort of akin to buying US Savings Bonds back when the interest rates on them were about 1.5 percent unless you left them until maturity a couple of decades later, at which time they'd pay a merely REALLY LOW interest rate compared to other investments. Patriotic, easy, and not particularly advantageous to the investor.
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I think ChazzMatt's point was that if the winner chose the annuity option, they may do better than the person who blows a large amount of his/her winnings, because they will have more of their initial money remaining for investment purposes.
Hence, in the real world of people winning and spending, perhaps the person choosing annuity does in fact come out ahead.
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I'd guess you're probably right on both counts.
Probably that was the point ChazzMatt was making, and probably some winners would come out better financially by putting their money outside their control where they can't make decisions involving spending it, or investing it in places where the risk is higher, along with the returns.
If a jackpot winner is young, or if he's young enough to have a the probability of a lot of years left, investing it anywhere at all where he can't spend it all up for 30 years will probably assure he'll still have some money after 29 years.
At 62, I find it difficult to put myself into any mindset involving 30 year investments, so my perspectives on it will be inevitably warped.
tyson is a fool .......... did,nt he see rocky
how about just buy a stock index fund and lock in for 25 to 30 years? from past performance, you can get at least 10%/year. everybody can do that. annuity is NOT an option.
Yes, my point was that everyone who compares "annuity vs. cash option" treats it like a theoretical problem in accounting, without considering real world factors. You have 34 million in cash, and you are NOT going to immediately go invest it in stocks and bonds without spending a penny. Also, a lot of investments you make do tie up your money, so you aren't going to invest ALL of it. You are going to spend some, invest some. And you might spend more than you should, due to the emotions of the moment.
Better to take the annuity, limit any foolish behavior, and then INVEST any of the annity that you don't spend. It's only for 30 years. You want that income to continue until you die.
Back to my point. When you consider how to get the most return in the "annuity vs. cash option" debate you should really make it "annuity vs. cash option, minus a few million dollars." :)
Speak for yourself, amigo.
Thirty years is a long time to trust strangers with what's yours. Most people would probably prefer to take risks with their own bad judgement than trust to that of strangers. Those who don't want to risk taking personal responsibility for their wealth already take the annuity.
I can easily understand how you might prefer to choose to take the annuity if that's how you view reality and measure your own ability to handle your responsibilities, your ability to behave wisely.
But it's surprising is to see your evangelical attitude about something that's so much a matter of personal choice, self esteem, personal responsibility. Entirely an individual matter.
For you to suggest that a person other than yourself believe he isn't capable of handling his own affairs seems a bit much. I can't help wondering why you're doing it.
Are you, perhaps, one of the LP members who is also a lottery employee?
It is for the people who offer the annuities as representative of the value of the jackpot. It is for the people who want to have control of those annuity funds for thirty years. For them it's the only reasonable option.
It seems as though no one really has a notion as to what the "proper" thing to do is; that's human nature. The best thing to do is what YOU think is best for you. However, you might want to consider getting professional help from a financial lawyer, and an accountant. As to the question of "Lump Sum" or "Annuity", I have not seen anyone address the "Tax" situation. In most cases, if a lottery winning is taken as an annuity, the proceeds are generally considered "income", and with a good tax lawyer and some tax dodges you can figure on paying approximately 30%. Taken as a "Lump Sum" however, the proceeds are generally considered "Capital Gains" which CAN be taxed at a rate up to 78%. Now, taking that "worst case" scenario, your 34.5 million dollars, suddenly becomes $7,625,000. Now, if you foolishly went out and "binged", (et al) buying all your friends new cars, houses, sailing boats, etc., and you blew, say, 10 million, you woiuld find yourself in the predicament of having to come up with $2,375,000.00 just to keep out of one of Uncle Sams nice Federal Prisons. Now what do you think all those "friends" are going to do when faced with the prospect of losing all those nice "gifts" you gave them? They won't even remember who you are! You will end up in worse shape than you started out, and with no friends to boot. You may think this is all a "what if", but it really did happen. The moral is: do what YOU think is best, but don't rely solely on your own judgement because it MAY not be as good as you think. MC
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The government is planning to launch 1,231 projects that will cover 37,000 km in the next two years. Having awarded more than five projects under the build operate transfer or BOT toll mode this year, the government is upbeat about the prospects of public private partnership (PPP) projects. However, a majority of projects are still dependent on government funding and are getting awarded through the engineering, procurement and construction ( EPC) route.
Experts agree that governmentto-government (G2G) funding opens up a new route of financing for the highway sector, which is in dire need of equity infusion. "Government may identify stretches which may not be viable on PPP but make economic sense for investment from foreign government agencies," said Vikash Sharda, associate director, infrastructure, PwC India. In April this year, road ministry officials had visited Malaysia to showcase 20 projects to the Construction and Industrial Development Board (CIDB).
Malaysian officials are expected to visit India soon to evaluate these projects for investment internally under the hybrid-annuity model. Under this, 60% of the project cost has to be borne by the private investor.
The remaining 40% will come from the National Highways Authority of India in five equal installments. The government will also bear the revenue risk in projects where there is a low anticipation of traffic flow. Highway projects covering 8,000 km stretch and worth Rs 1 lakh crore were awarded by the government in FY15. The government will be selling road projects covering 5,000 km worth about Rs 1 lakh crore after they are completed through theEPC route.


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We love the apps (they call 'em "digital toys") from Toca Boca. They're all so fun – for both our children and us – and don't contain third party ads, in-app purchases or confusing menus that trip kids up.
Toca Hair Salon 2 came out yesterday and is a blast, even if you already own both previous iterations: Toca Hair Salon and Toca Hair Salon Christmas Gift.
This week's Podcast Question of the Week is about your phones:
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Take a cruise around Instagram and if you didn't know it already, you'll soon learn that parents love to take pictures of their babies. You'll also learn what baby ears look like, because babies have this crazy way of knowing when you're about to snap a shot and turn their heads. Two Brazilian fathers found a great way for parents to get great photos of their babies' faces, and you'd be surprised to learn their inspiration for their new iPhone app, Baby Pic.
We've also got one code for Baby Pic lyin' around and will give it to one of you readers (see details after the review)!
This isn't really a review, so much as a nudge to pick up a free gift. If you've got a little kid and you still buy into the evil regime of Christmas (kidding, I guess), then boy-howdy do I have an app for you to try. It's the "Toca Hair Salon Christmas Gift" which is the Japanese game show way to say "Toca Xmas Salon."
This FREE app, by the good folks at Toca Boca, is like crack cocaine for a toddler-aged kid. Your kid can choose to either cut Santa's hair or prune a Christmas tree. There's not much to this app, except that you get to cut, style and color Santa's hair. Somehow, it also hypnotizes kids.
The Federal Bureau of Investigation isn't big on making apps. That's why it's with great pleasure and plenty of LOLs that they released "Child ID" for the iPhone.
The app stores current pics of your child, as well as vital information like name, age, height and weight. Then, if a child goes missing, parents can shoot off an e-mail to the FBI, letting them know that their child is missing, with all of the relevant info.
That's right, on the platform that most parents give to their children to play with in the grocery store or in the booth at restaurants, the FBI is encouraging them to use to e-mail them.
Chad Zunker is the type of dude that doesn't take crap from anyone. If you try to step to the Zunk-dogg, he's either deferring you to his personal assistant, or he's taking you down samurai-style by throwing a pocketful of salt in your eyes and slicing you at the kneecaps.
None of that is true.
But Zunker is an evil genius. This dude and his wife Katie needed to find a way to get their new baby to sleep. Naturally, they tried everything. The Zunkers saw a DVD on shushing and gave the process, a mimicking of the sounds a baby hears in the uterus, a go. Voila.
You're thinking "cool story, bro. Now point me to this DVD and I'll be on my way." Not so fast, you jerk. This story's just begun.
Our BFFs over at Joystiq ran a blurb yesterday about the ESRB's newly-updated mobile ratings decoder for video games shoppers. This app, available for Android and the iPhone, lets …
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You're probably not too interested ever to hear talk about your little bundle of joy mixed up with talk about pimpin', but hear me out. The Pimp My Ultrasound iPhone app by 2 Wise Guys, LLC is a fun and simple photo-enhancement tool that you will get at least as much fun out of as you get from your iPhone lightsaber (admit it dude…we all have it).
The Pimp My Ultrasound iPhone app, named in the spirit of the MTV show, Pimp my…never mind, you know what they named it after… Well it's a really fun app for parents expecting their first child, or their next child (or their next after that) who are tired of looking at the same fuzzy black-and-white images of skeletal babies in the womb.
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Have you got an old, unused mobile phone lying around at home or in the office?
Did you know that Australians buy new mobile phones at the rate of 3-4 million phones per year? There is an estimated 10-18 million unused phones lying around in home cupboards and office desks that sadly are destined to become landfill.
You can send your unwanted mobile phone to be recycled. Chargers and other mobile accessories can also be recycled.
Not only will this ensure that the reusable parts are reused, but it will stop highly toxic metals from going into landfill and polluting our environment.
It also has one extra added benefit. For every unwanted mobile you donate that can be reused and is less than 5-6 years old, the Aussie Recycling Program will give $3 to $5 to FNPW.
By recycling your old reusable mobile, you'll protect pristine bushland and habitats, and help save threatened animals and plants from extinction, right across the country.
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Christian Aid has issued a statement from its Chair, the former Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr Rowan Williams:
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"The UK aid budget is at the heart of the choice between Little Britain and Global Britain. Our help to the world's poorest and most vulnerable people is something to be proud of, not a political football. Of course, the aid budget is not above debate; how we best and most effectively direct aid is a matter that needs discussing. But we must be careful not to present people with false choices that set the needs of the most vulnerable in our own society against those of people living in long-term poverty and powerlessness overseas, whose priority is the capacity to decide their own future and secure their own well-being.
"We British are known for standing up for the underdog and standing firm when things get tough. We do not only look out for those less fortunate than ourselves; we want to meet halfway those working hard to stand on their own two feet. Aid is not about creating dependence but helping people become valued partners and co-workers for a safe and equitable world. And the continuing levels of public generosity from British people in response to successive emergency appeals show how deeply rooted these impulses are in our national identity and our sense of responsibility to the wider world.
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Looking around at the demand generation efforts in the expo room at Dreamforce is a little like watching a catfight at a bar. Strangers stare as a group of loud, annoying ladies in glitzy outfits compete for attention. Most people are a little lost as they attempt to understand what's going on. The argument, sparked by who knows what, always ends up concerning who looks better, or, if they can't hear each other, they just battle over who is better at making loud cat noises (aka being loud and obnoxious).
Okay, maybe that's not exactly like the Dreamforce expo scene. Still, I find that year after year, the room is becoming a tangled web of attention-hungry companies. Each one is desperately trying to stand out or somehow one-up the others. As entrepreneurs, we can all understand why.
In order to create demand for your business, you have to do something unique, flashy, valuable, new, or some mixture of all four. This is particularly true when the competition to be creative gets as fierce as it does at Dreamforce.
With all the ruckus, is it even possible to stand out anymore? Maybe you're still on the fence about going/sponsoring, because you're not sure it's worth the money and you just don't feel like getting in a catfight over the audience's attention. Or maybe you're desperately seeking a last minute strategy to ensure that you get some value out of your investment.
Well, below are five pieces of inspiration for you. Several are straight from top marketers who are sure to make a big splash at Dreamforce, and none of them are doing it by attempting to be the flashiest.
1. Random Acts of Kindness
Imagine you're having a bad day. You didn't wake up on time, you're running late, hit traffic, and then your shoe breaks on the way in to a big meeting. You hobble into the nearest mall to grab something, ANYTHING, but you don't see one option that isn't fluorescent or outright ridiculous. Things aren't going your way and you can't wait for this day to be over. Then, out of nowhere, someone passes by and gives you a $5 bill.
This was an interesting strategy used by an enterprise company. Everyone in the company was wearing bright crimson red shirts (you couldn't miss them). When they swung by they gave me a $5 bill. I didn't have any information on them but it raised my curiosity. I wanted to find out which company it was.
When I found their booth near the end of the conference expo, I went to check them out. The random "act" of kindness got me to go over there. I sincerely wanted to learn more about what they did and how they positioned themselves in the industry.
Their mission truly supported the "serving the people" market. They showed their core values before I knew anything about the company, and that made me want to learn more.
What sort of "random act of kindness" could support or share your mission?
2. InsideView's Demand Gen Strategy for Dreamforce
I had the pleasure of meeting Katie Vaudt a few weeks ago, and I took the opportunity to ask her about Insideview's Dreamforce strategy for this year. Her answer was somewhat of a shock.
The strategy is unique and it's a great way to attract your target audience in an overwhelming environment.
This is what she said:
"In a nutshell, our demand gen strategy is to create a place of refuge from the chaos that is Dreamforce and ultimately bring value back to the event. Anyone who has ever been to Dreamforce knows that the event is quite literally a jungle. Every year things get bigger and crazier, so its really difficult to top that year-over-year.
A few years ago we started to realize that the expo was becoming a little crowded and we weren't seeing a ton of value from our sponsorship. In fact, many of us in marketing were actually beginning to dread Dreamforce. So we shifted our demand gen strategy, stopped sponsoring Dreamforce, and started our own 3-day event called the Open Lounge.
The Open Lounge is not only escape from the Dreamforce jungle, but also a place to network, learn, and unwind. This year we have amazing sponsors (Marketo, Adroll, Engagio, Terminus, and Everstring) and a speaker line-up that is out of this world. We want people to leave the Open Lounge feeling informed, inspired and refreshed."
– Katie Vaudt, Marketing Programs Manager Insideview
The Open Lounge will be offering sessions, Wi-Fi, meeting space, an espresso cart, & more, just two blocks from the DF Expo Hall. Find out more here.
3. Dreamforce Countdown Series
Dreamforce information, tips, and tricks are written up and spread across the Internet like lost pieces in a never-ending puzzle. Wouldn't it be more convenient if everything were in one place?
Why not kill two birds with one stone by giving that information and also building anticipation? You can give your audience something of value by creating a "countdown series." Leading up to the event, each day can be a new learning experience, filled with important information about Dreamforce. The series should be built to draw or entice your audience to meet you at your booth once you get to the actual event.
For example, use a podcast scavenger hunt in which you reveal a code at the end of every episode. Then, when Dreamforce comes around, encourage listeners to show up to your booth and speak a secret sentence in order to be entered in some sort of giveaway.
Another way of implementing this strategy is through a video series. You can measure the effectiveness of your video series via Vidyard.
4. Upgrade Your Experience: Apptus and Heinz Marketing
This year I've been observing a new trend. Some marketers are "pre-gaming" by offering contests ahead of time. Winners are rewarded with an "upgrade to their experience" at Dreamforce.
Two companies that are doing this really well are Apptus and Heinz Marketing. Check out those links to see their landing pages and how they are using great prizes that will benefit their specific audience (those attending Dreamforce) during the event. Prizes include things like suite upgrades, flight upgrades and more.
The offer to upgrade someone's experience made my list of awesome tactics for two reasons. It isn't product heavy and it serves people in ways that are unrelated to making a purchase of any kind. Once again, great marketing comes down to serving others.
These companies want to help attendees have the ultimate Dreamforce experience and it has nothing to do with "what" they offer. By making someone else's experience memorable they will remember the company that helped them with that privilege.
5. Advice from a Pro
I am in awe with strategies Vidyard has implemented at various marketing conferences. I asked Jodi Cerretani's what advice she has for newcomers and marketers who will be attending Dreamforce.
Here's what Vidyard had to say:
"Push yourself to think about how to drive sales conversations, not just leads. With a massive event like Dreamforce, it's easy to focus on capturing lead volume simply by giving away cool swag or running a fun campaign to drive booth traffic.
But how much success do you think your sales team is going to have after the event when all they can follow up with is something like, "Thanks for stopping by our booth and grabbing a [insert swag name]. Now, I'd love to talk to you about buying our (likely expensive and complicated) product/ service." Instead, think of ways to incentivize and promote product exploration and engagement so that the transition into a sales conversation is organic and natural."
Dreamforce is all about who you meet and network with – and with that is an overwhelming amount of fun. It's more about the network you build than the hands-on training. Thousands of people, from ninety countries, come together and meet at Dreamforce. Why not make it worth remembering?
Which strategies are you using to make Dreamforce memorable this year?


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✨ Fairytale Land Do Exist, And You Can Go There Too. ✨
Ever since I started dating, I realised that I have a quirky penchant of asking cheesy questions like, "If you had to choose one place to be with JUST me, where would it be?". For most men, that's a pet peeve – they feel as if they are defencelessly put in the spot for a surprise 'test'. That was an actual question I once asked É in the context of Portugal and he for one found it rather peculiar. "What do you mean?", he questioned back. "What do you mean; 'what do you mean?'. I mean exactly what I just said!"
After a stupid argument that lasted 20 minutes, I finally got my answer. "Alright, Sintra." (You see, fairytales don't come easy. )
Satisfied, I requested for an elaboration of why. Poor É . . . He tried.
About a year later, I found us in Sintra hunting for wedding venues. Surprisingly, because of the small big deal we made, this municipality became even more special to me than it already is. I thought, "So, out of the maaaaanyyy places, THIS is where he chose to take me!". It must mean something, right?
What You Need To Know
- Sintra is less than 30 km from Lisbon.
- The best way to get there is by train because finding parking spots is very challenging especially during summer.
- Sintra has its own microclimate, which means it might be cold, gloomy or raining when it's hot and sunny in Lisbon; vice versa. Bring a lightweight raincoat if you can.
- Pena Palace always has a long looooonnnggggg queue, so start your day early..
- It's better to eat outside of Sintra.
P.S. As Sintra is a famous spot for weddings, I've included some tips of what I've learned for brides-to-be who are looking to plan their big day there.
Top Palaces to Visit in Sintra
Did we just drive into an entirely different world? Spotless blue skies transformed into a vast blank space of greyness with a totally different scene. Breathlessly, we rode past each palace peaking through old trees. Inevitably, there was serious traffic going on as cars parked along the hill, but it's all easily forgiven.
Monserrate to me is the epitome of a true fairytale palace. It was my #1 choice of wedding venue before I decided to cross out all possibilities in Sintra because of the cheeky microclimate factor. I wouldn't say I have SAD (Seasonal Affective Disorder), but my mood does get easily influenced by the weather and should it rain on such a special day, I might just start to think the date is cursed. Nonetheless, it is my favorite place in Sintra. Get lost in the gardens, search for the chapel dressed in tree roots and marvel at the intricate details of the music room.
Bridal Tips:
- Book more than 1 year in advance.
- Monserrate imposes and dictates many restrictions for your wedding.
- The chapel might be too small if you have many people attending the ceremony there.
- Kids are not allowed in the music room during the reception.
Pena Palace emerges as the runner-up not because it is any less beautiful, but because it is just way too crowded. The moment I laid eyes on the one-of-a-kind colorful grand palace, my heart diverged for a few seconds. My jaw dropped when I took my first photo of it. Call me exagerated but I dare say no one can possibly not feel the same way.
The problem is this: 25% of the palace tour onwards was a slow moving queue you can barely skip; even if the person in front was just standing there like a lemon, you wait for the lemon to move before you can too. Back-to-back it was like so. Should you give Pena a miss though? Would you?
Bridal Tips:
- You will have tourists checking out your wedding from a certain distance.
- Wedding photography anywhere other than the enclosed area will be tricky, with tourists scattered around.
- Ceremony is usually done outdoors where there is zero shade.
- Reception is usually done indoors because it gets really cold at night.
As advised earlier, it is wiser to dine out of Sintra where it is too touristy. É took me for an incredibly tasty lunch of Filetes de Peixe (fish fillets) and Costoletas (grilled black pig pork chops) at Adega das Azenhas – highly recommended! If you are a big eater, try ordering their fish soup as starters.
Adega das Azenhas
Address: R. do Pinhal 1-3, 2705-096 Colares, Sintra, Portugal.
Hours: 12 – 3 p.m. and 7 – 10 p.m. everyday except Thursdays.
Contact: +351 21 928 1357
Our first stop was actually Seteis to check it out as a wedding venue option. If you are not considering this venue (shown above) at all because of the reasons below, go to Quinta da Regaleira, which I missed. No matter what you do, you CAN NOT miss out the Initiation Wells here, spiralling 27 meters down!
Bridal Tips:
- You have to book the entire palace and book out the rooms.
- That said, a very expensive wedding.
- However, you can choose to just do the ceremony here and bring the reception to another location; which will make it more affordable.
It is not hard to guess by the name that this is the National Palace of Sintra, easily located in the centre. A must-see, whether you like it or not, this palace is very close to our next location:
Piriquita II for Queijada de Sintra
The ONE thing you must eat and can only find in Sintra is Queijada, this little cheesecake. É and I had a couple and we were very happy with the find. Get a box from the best bakery in town that is:
Piriquita II
Address: R. das Padarias 18, 2710-533 Sintra, Portugal.
Hours: Open today · 8.30 a.m. – 8 p.m. everyday except Tuesdays.
Phone: +351 21 923 1595
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So apart from having an awesome baby, lately life has been more on the not so fun side.
Of course I'm permanently tired because of the baby – but thats kind of a given so I'm over that.
Its mostly because I'm not at home because of the renovations dragging on. What was meant to be a few days at Mum and Dad's out of the dust and noise has dragged into about six weeks. The man doesn't stay out here much and we usually see him only for a couple of hours a night then he's home to bed and work the next day.
Now I'm not upset about where I'm staying and its great that Mum and Dad have got to spend so much time with little man, that they wouldn't have otherwise had – and I can't thank them enough for everything they're doing for us. But its not home and I miss the man. I feel like we are living in limbo and I just want to get home.
Its getting me down because I just feel like I'm whinging all the time.
So for this week we're giving positivity a try! I thought a good way to start would be by doing #everydaygratefuls, everyday I will post something I am grateful for. I will also try to generally be more positive!
So today I am grateful for the smiles and fun I had in the car with little man while we were driving home from Berrigan this morning. Note the wet strap..he likes gumming on it!
– Jen


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Is it just me or is everyone sick lately? Thankfully I've been lucky so far, or maybe it's just my overly judicious use of hand sanitizer. A few weeks ago after New Years I woke up with a scratchy throat and realized it would be the perfect time to try out a few of the new Pine Bros. Throat Drops that I had been sent. Right away I noticed several unique things that I loved about them-they are one of the few cough drops on the market that are soft in texture (the soft, chewy drops melt in your mouth to coat your throat), and they don't have that gross medicinal menthol taste. Pine Bros. cough drops use a combination of glycerin and honey to moisturize and soothe dry, scratchy throats. My favorite so far is the Honey-it tastes like a small drop of honey on your tongue yet works so quickly to ease discomfort. I'm also a fan of the Wild Cherry, and two more flavors (Lemon Citrus and Licorice) should be available shortly.
I love that they are available in both bags and ultra-portable pucks, the perfect size round containers to toss in a purse, desk or gym bag. I literally haven't been without mine since I got them-it's like having a soothing mug of tea with honey everywhere I go. My family and friends have been snatching them up as well, even the ones who aren't typically cough drop fans. I will definitely continue to use these and will be stocking up after I run out!
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The Roundup: A Walk Among Childhood Delights
Travel with your taste buds around the world to share in the collected memories of these bloggers- they're delicious and adventurous memories of days past. Thanks to all who participated!
Our first stop was with Lorraine in Australia who writes Not Quite Nigella. She shares Jam Donut Cupcakes. She describes them as deliciously addictive and beautifully soft, the cinnamon sugar instantly transporting back to a time when getting the donut flavour that you wanted was the most important thing in your life.
Kate from a Merrier World in the UK overcomes a challenging kitchen under construction to give us Mum's Orange Trifle.
Sarah from What Smells So Good in Oshawa, Ontario gives us That Chipits Cookie. I would make with my mom for almost every school bakesale and sweets craving! It was one of the first recipes I ever made with her.
Elodie from Yummyaourt in England gives us Yogurt Cake, the first she ever fell in love with. from England who writes simple cake so full of memories! Making it is like going back to my childhood and it also reminds me how I fell in love for cakes. Gateau au yaourt I love you!
Libby in the U.S. writes The Allergic Kid shares Inauguration Day Cookies named for the U.S.'s January events. Soft, chewy sugar cookies have always been one of her favorites. With this recipe, she's finally able to share them with her son, who has multiple food allergies.
Arika in Biloxi, Mississippi who writes My Yummy Life recreates in honor of the canned cinnamon rolls her Mom used to make on weekends. She bakes Homemade Cinnamon Rolls from Peter Reinhard's, The Bread Bakers Apprentice.
Anna a from Life's Too Short for Mediocre Chocolate in California also goes beyond the Pillsbury rolls of her childhood with Cinnamon Rolls that are gooey, soft, and very cinnamony--even if this time, she writes, it was more of a comedy than cooking class!
Anna in Australia who writes Morsels & Musings reminisces about Chocolate Coconut Slice. This slice reminds her of her my mother who would make it as a treat and it was one of the first things she ever learned how to make. A perfect recipe to whip up for impromptu guests or a late-night craving.
Gine who writes I Dolce Fanno Felice in Berlin, Germany shares Amerikaner, also known in the New York's famous Black and White Cookie. The Amerikaner she had a childhood love for, especially licking the batter.
Theresa of Enthusiam Matters in California recounts the influence of women in her family with Grandma Tress' Sugar Cookies and Never-Fail Frosting. She made them for every occasion with her collection of themed cookie cutters, and their December arrival was eagerly awaited by the whole family.
Lauren in Philadelphia, PA who writes I'll Eat You creates Rice Krispie Peanut Butter Tartlets, rice krispie cups filled with a reeses filling and topped with milk chocolate.
Amy at The Kweskin Report in California shares Date Logs as her childhood memory. Stuffed with peanut butter and mixed with a dash of cinnamon and topped with a sliced almond, these are a perfect healthy comfort food pick-me-up.
Erin at House of 1000 Courses in the US re-creates a Christmas family favorite: Graham Cracker Chocolate Chip Cookie Bars. The condensed milk in her mother's recipe kept her from having this dessert since she turned vegan; now she's found a substitute by combining soy milk powder and soy creamer!
Allison at Bake Your Heart Out in California remembers that Snickerdoodles were her specialty when she was a kid. She couldn't remember the last time she'd actually made them, so she took the opportunity.
Renato who writes Sugar Nut in Brazil brings us Gelinho (jay-LEE-ño) a popular Popsicle in Brazil, and very common in their hot summers. They're made by freezing them in small plastic bags. He made his with Coconut, Passion Fruit and Gooseberries.
Melody at Fruit Tart in Illinois shares Pillsbury Chocolate Macaroon Bundt Cake, still using a Pillsbury cake mix for part of it, but trying to replicate the rest.
I recalled in this blog Spring and this time of year with Impending Imbolc Pie- a fruit and Jell-O creation my Mom would do with an almond butter crust in hopes the New England winter would soon release us from her clutches.
And now as they said when I was a child- nighty nite!


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The Playing Horse sculpture by Tanya Russell, ARBS. Limited edition, from the 'Attitudes' sculpture range. Handmade in England.
Material: either Bronze Resin or Foundry Bronze
Bronze Resin (Limited Edition 220) Price £580.
Foundry Bronze (Limited Edition 25) Price £1,460.
(Includes VAT and excludes delivery)
Size: H:250 W:340 D:120 mm, H:10 W:13 D:5 inches
To purchase this Playing Horse sculpture please contact the artist. As this artwork is handmade colour can vary slightly.
Materials explained
Bronze Resin (known also as Cold Cast Bronze) is made from a polyester epoxy resin with real bronze powder mixed into the surface layer. The final product is patinated (a term that describes the reaction of chemicals with the bronze powder in the surface) to give it a very similar colour to foundry bronze.
Foundry Bronze is made from molten metal using the lost wax method. Bronze metal is a blend of copper and tin along with other metals to give different characteristics to the final product.
Both forms begin as a clay or wax sculpture, from which a mould is taken, but Foundry Bronze casting is a costly and time-consuming process. Cold Casting allows for faster production and a more affordable sculpture.
The intention behind the Playing Horse sculpture
The Playing Horse sculpture was a private commission. My mother Lorne McKean is a sculptor and I apprenticed with her for seven years. Her specialism is polo sculpture and she has long experience in sculpting horses. She is now one of the premier equestrian sculptors in the country. I admire her patient attention to expression and energy, and I drew on her practised eye when I modelled the Playing Horse sculpture for this commission.
Once I'd sculpted the Playing Horse sculpture in wax a rubber mould was taken, with 'keys' placed in the rubber to ensure proper positioning. Then a shell of fibreglass was applied, to protect the mould and support it during the casting process.


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Yes, it's another batch of granola. What can I say – it's a great go-to on rushed or lazy mornings, or for a quick snack. And granola is so so easy to make.
What I love about this recipe is that it is only sweetened with bananas and apples! Cool, right??
- 1 banana
- 1 apple, cored
- 1/2 cup whole millet
- 3 cups gluten-free rolled oats
- 1 tsp ground cinnamon
- 1 tsp sea salt
- 1/2 cup unrefined coconut oil
- 1 tsp vanilla extract
- 2/3 cup sugar free cranberries, raisins or dried apple pieces
- 1 cup shelled and chopped raw walnuts
- In a bowl pour hot water over millet and let sit until softened, 30 minutes (or better yet, soak grains 8 -24 hours).
- Heat oven to 325 degrees F.
- In a large bowl combine drained millet, oats, salt, and cinnamon.
- In a blender add melted coconut oil, vanilla, banana and apple until pureed.
- Mix blended fruit mix and oat mix together, until oats are well coated.
- Spread evenly onto a baking sheet. Bake about 40 minutes, or until golden brown, stirring occasionally to prevent burning.
- Remove from oven and stir in dried fruit and walnuts. Once cool, store in airtight container. Keeps well for about 2 weeks.


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Bacteroides coprophilus DSM 18228 = JCM 13818
Bacteroides coprophilus DSM 18228 = JCM 13818
Provider European Nucleotide Archive | Taxonomy ID 547042
About Bacteroides coprophilus DSM 18228 = JCM 13818
Genome assembly: ASM15791v1
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Bing Introduces Typeless Searching – Does It Work? [News]
<firstimage="//static.makeuseof.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/07/bing_1.png">In the ongoing search engine wars between Google, Yahoo, and Bing, each of these services has to occasionally up their game. Maybe do a fresh makeover, or throw in some new features. Well, Bing has recently done that with its free Bing for the iPad.
In this new version, Bing Bingle: Search Bing and Google at the Same Time Read More introduces typeless searching, with the goal of reducing the amount of tapping, and copying and pasting that users of the iPad have to do to perform searches in a web browser like Mobile Safari. Does Bing accomplish its goal?
Typeless Searches
The most significant new feature of the 1.1 update of Bing is the ability for users to do typeless searches. When you come across a term, name, or phrase in Bing's web browser, you tap the search tool in the menu bar, and instead of copying and pasting the word, you draw a circle over the search term and release. From there, Bing will do the search for you.
In my test of about five different searches, I found that you don't have to circle in the entire word in order to initiate the process. However, if say your search involves two or more words, drawing the circle is not that easy. And when you're in search mode there's no canceling the process and starting over. Bing will search whatever word gets captured in your circle.
So basically the new feature is not all that nifty. In many cases I found that simply pressing my finger on a term and selecting it, and then dragging the blue handles to select one or more words near it, is much easier than the circle method.
Bing also has voice search which is also probably faster than the new method. But try it for yourself and tell us what you think.
Source: Gizmodo
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BUNN, \/Villiam, Esq., Solicitor, Ipswich. Admitted, 1834.
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Cnure, William Lyde Wrooarr-, of the Vyne, Hants, and of the Middle Temple, Esq., Barrister-at-Law, aged 79. Called 1827. M.A., Univ. Coll., Oxon. ].P. and D.L. for Norfolk, and ].P. for Hants. M.P. for I/Vest Norfolk (Conservative), I837-4% 71416
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DOYLE, Sir \'Villiam Henry, Kt., Chief justice of Gibraltar, aged 56. Called, Middle Temple, I846. Formerly Chief _]ustice
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GAMBIER, Sir Edward John, Kt., formerly Chief Justice of Madras, aged 84. Called, Lincoln's Inn, I822. Educated at Trin. Coll., Camb., B.A., 1817, and Junior Chancellor's Medallist, M.A., 1820. Recorder of Prince of \/Vales Id., 1834-6. Puisne Judge, Madras, 1836, Chief Justice, 1842-9. May 31.
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The Laws relating to Quarantine of Her Majesty's Dominions Abroad and at Home, and of the Principal Foreign States. By SIR Suensrou BAKER, Bart., Barrister-at-Law. C. Kegan Paul and Co. 1879.
Fortunately for the well-being of VVestern Europe, the dangers apprehended from the plague which broke out at Astrakhan in the early part of the year, have, to all appearance, subsided. None the less, however, is Sir Sherston Baker's new contribution to legal literature one of great practical utility. Indeed, after a careful study of the method which he has adopted to reduce into something like order the necessarily rather chaotic mass of rules and regulations which he has brought together, we should say that every master of a sea-going vessel ought to add this volume to his shelves; and it ought also to be widely acceptable to British Consuls and Consular Agents, as well as to legal practitioners in the seats of our great mercantile communities. Sir Sherston has, we think, by his present publication shown good cause why efforts should be made to bring about International Conventions on the very serious questions connected with Quarantine. This portion of the subject, which was beyond the immediate scope of the present work, will no doubt be carefully considered at the London Conference of the Association for the Reform and Codification of the Law of Nations, as it is, we observe, one of those on the order of the day. Nothing could, in truth, be more damaging to the public health than such scenes as are described on the authority of eye-witnesses and sufferers as having occurred in the lazaretto at Lisbon in 1854 (chap. I., note on p. 4.). And the very eccentric action of the Vigo Board of Health, even in direct defiance of orders from the Spanish Government (chap. IX., p. 4.80), shows the necessity of some controlling international authority which would be likely to put a stop to such vagaries. \/Ve are glad to find in Sir Sherston's pages a résumé of the proceedings of the International Sanitary Conference, held at Vienna in I874; but why did he not give us also the results of the Paris Conference of last year P It was held at the Trocadéro, under the auspices of the Official


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The Tribeca Film Festival is currently going down and we can thank the event for bringing out Ice-T's wife, Coco Austin, in a skin tight outfit.
The curvy eye candy was spotted at the Tribeca Talks: After the Movie: 'Champs' event that went down at SVA Theater on April 19, 2014 in New York City.
Are Coco's cakes real or fake? At this point, do you even really care?
The film Champs is a boxing doc and Evander Holyfield and Mike Tyson were both there. Oh yeah, Ice-T was there, too.
Check out photos of Coco in the gallery.
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Rajma Masala Recipe
Rajma (soaked for 12 hrs) :- 2 cups
Tomato (chopped) :- 1
Onion (chopped) :- 2
Cinnamon stick :- 1
Bay leaf :- 1
Garlic-ginger paste :- 1 tsp
Cardamom pods :- 3
Salt :- To taste
Garam Masala powder :- As required
Dried Mango powder :- As required
• Cook the soaked rajma in a pressure cooker for about 15 minutes.
• Sauté bay leaf, cinnamon stick and cardamom pods in a little oil.
• Put garlic-ginger paste to it.
• Grind tomato puree, turmeric powder, coriander powder, chili powder and onion together to make a fine paste.
• Add this paste to the pan and fry till oil leaves.
• Mix this into the rajma.
• Combine dried mango powder, garam masala powder and salt. Stir well and simmer for around ten minutes.
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Finally got around to putting up some pics of progress. Finished my Marauder, started work on both the Juggernaut and the Destroyer, and I completed my Warcaster, Prime Sorscha. There are a couple spots I am unhappy with on Sorscha, mainly the eyes and face, I tried for a blueish glowing effect and it is not to noticeable or defined. All in all though, I am pleased with my progress. C&C welcome.
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April Update #2
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Labels: Khador, WARMACHINE
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I wish I would have seen this sooner! Damn school! These look amazing man!! I'm glad I'm not the only one who does white khador lol. Your Sorscha is fantastic. I really feel the weathering as well, I think you've done a superb job bro. Can't wait to see the Juggernaught, and Destroyer finished!ReplyDelete
Thanks, Crastius! Sorry for not getting back at you sooner, but I am in the process of moving into a new house, and have no time for hobbies right now. Look for an update mid June or so, keep working on the armies, later.ReplyDelete
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Sunny days and support
The Arctic Fox Centre is getting stronger every day since our back land is growing with more and more members. Since the Centre is a non-profit private organisation and open for new share owners, we sometimes get visitors who want to take active part in supporting our work. Now we have 69 members, thereof nine non-Icelandic. As an example, Ann and Robert Buxbaum from USA, Anders Thingnes from Norway and Tommy Forsström from Sweden all visited the centre and became members. We also know that Anders Angerbjörn and Karen Norén from Sweden got their share as a present, but this is getting more popular here in Iceland too. We are proud to hear of our newest members who have roots to our house. The last couple who lived here in the old farm of Eyrardalur had ten children. One of them, Jóna, moved to USA when she was 17 and established a family there. Her son and his family came to Sudavik for a visit in July and they are now our newest members. Besides becoming members of The Arctic Fox Centre they also ensured themselves seats at the Arctic Fox Café so they can definitely choose the best seat in the house in every visit. We are grateful and proud of our now members and we will do our best to fulfil their and all other visitors´ expectations.
The latter part of July has been extremely sunny and mild so our patio has been full of people enjoying the relaxed atmosphere and the Café´s refreshments. It has been common to hand out sun protection in between coffee and home made pastry. We have served our famous Fox-rhubarb waffles, oatmeal-rhubarb pie and French fox chocolate cake. Some days we have also served specialities such as croissant, a delicious rhubarb cheesecake and raw chocolate cake without sugar, & flour wheat – it was our dear volunteer Juice (Juliann Schamel) who left us in tears yesterday. But, she gave us a little home made book with her recipes and now we will practise our skills in baking more complicated pastry on good days :-)
Number of visitors have exceeded all our expectations this summer, despite the fact that the parking place and surrounding area is being re arranged with a bit of disturbance for us and our visitors. Some days it has been almost like a traffic jam since only a part of the parking place is open now. We hope that this will all be over in mid to late August as planned; we apologize for the inconvenience and thank all our visitors for their patience. We look forward to having our surrounding neat, clean and safe for our visitors when all this is finished.
There are more constructions in the village of Sudavik, for example the carpenter Arnar Guðmundsson has built a beautiful bridge over our river Eyrardalsá, a nice barbecue shelter at the camping place and will soon build a bird watching facility close to the pond in Langeyri. Soon our surrounding area and the whole village will be even cleaner and nicer to visit.
We offer quiet and relaxed atmosphere, great family playground Raggagarður, our café and many nice hiking routes around our village Sudavik.
Examples from our menu: Breakfast buffet (1000 kr), Soup and bread (1000 kr), Traditional fish stew (1200 kr), home made waffles with rhubarb jam and cream (600 kr), oatmeal, rhubarb pie (600 kr), Chocolate-fox cake (700 kr), cold and warm drinks …
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