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Yesterday, Zhenya and I got our butts out of bed to head to our local Target to shop the Adam Lippes collection! I’m so glad we did, because there were definitely a few keepers, a few more items I still want! Check out Zhenya’s post about the collection, and here is my review of what I tried on and kept! I’m trying to be better about calculating cost per wear, rather than focusing on cost at the time.
First up, this gorgeous blue painterly plaid blouse! I really liked it, but then when I saw the back of it, the longer length and pleating, I LOVED it. It is super comfy and soft too, a great blouse that I can wear with jeans, paired wtih a midi skirt, underneath a cardigan or blazer. A very versatile top with a fun pattern, and the sleeves are flattering for anyone. Definitely something I’ll wear often!
Next up, a long vest with a super chic pattern. I just wanted to try it on for the sake of trying it on, but I absolutely LOVED it. Super comfy and I know that I’ll be wearing this probably once a week come winter – the pockets are soft and chic too! It comes with a felt belt, but I can easily switch it out with a more dressy belt if need be.
Then the one clothing item I really really wanted from this collection, the shirt dress! It can also easily be worn as a duster (thank you for the correct terminology Zhenya – thank God for true fashion friends)! Sadly, even though I loved the style, and the comfort (same material as the blouse I got), I just didn’t see myself wearing this piece very often. For the sake of my budget, I sadly said no. But – who’s to say I won’t get it if it is still available and on sale in my size!
My top priority was getting this cute Adam Lippes dog treat canister to store Emma’s treats! We already have one, but it isn’t as cute and chic as this one. It is made of ceramic, but doesn’t have a rubber seal (someone asked me that yesterday). There was no question about this one for me, it was coming home! I shared a picture of Emma on Instagram, who behaved long enough to get a couple treats out of her new jar.
Did you shop in-store or online yesterday at Target? What were your favorite pieces?
What a fun collection. Emma is just too cute as well.
I am one to shop based on wear for the money lately too rather than price so I totally understand your purchase here of cute pieces. What a sweet dog jar.
Thanks Rachel! I honestly felt so good about my purchases after I checked out, instead of feeling guilty. I think that’s how you should feel every time!
I love the pieces you did purchase, that sweater vest for layering is SO cute!!
I had never heard of this designer. I love that grid print blouse and especially the gorgeous sweater coat – great price too. I might need that one lol.
Great pieces for fall. So glad you got the plaid sweater dress.
I know right?! I was like nope, this looks like something I had from Forever 21 a couple years ago and didn’t have the quality but I felt the pockets and liked the style so tried it on. IN LOVE, and yes I can’t believe the quality for the price!
I’m kinda in love with that vest. I’m glad you got it, looking forward to seeing it styled.
Thanks for this, I’m hoping to get to Target this week to check out the collection! The painterly plaid blouse is high on my wish list — so pretty and it looks great on you.
I love the print on the weekender bag but I wish it was a little bigger and not as boxy. Old Navy has a similar one and I think I might end up with that version.
Absoultely! Go find it! I usually don't like the way boxy tops look on me, but the back + sleeves I think would flatter anyone, and it's just a super cute style!
Love this collection. Definitely good contrasts with all of the pieces!
Ooh! So many great pieces! I love the layering vest!
Don’t know how I missed this collaboration, but I’ll be headed to Target for sure! Love that blouse!
I think you made a good call not buying the shirtdress. I wanted to love the vest but it didn’t love me.


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In this interview, we talk to Kelsey Collins and Huw Tomlinson, two founders of the Illawarra region based Unregistered Animagi, a new team that is taking this year to start growing, before entering the competitive scene in 2020. They mostly answer questions together.
What are your roles in the club?
How did the idea for the team come about?
Phil – I am one of the 3 coaches and treasurer for the club [the others being Raj Kapoor and Isobel “Obel” Rennie].
In this interview, we talk to Harry Jones, one of the founders of the newly formed North Sydney based Nightmares Quidditch Club, about how the team started, what the year holds in store for them, and who some of their brand new players are.
What is your role/relationship with the team?
I am the president, captain, and founder. The relationship is very parasitic. Please help.
How did the idea for the Nightmares come about?
QUAFL 2018 is taking place this weekend. Before 24 of Australia’s finest Quidditch teams converge on the Sunshine Coast for 2 days, let’s take a moment to get to know some of the best teams in each attending state. Today we talked to Ajantha Abey, President of the University of Sydney Quidditch Club – The Largest Quidditch Club In The Country – and Co-Captain of the USyd Unspeakables, about his team’s success this year and their goals for QUAFL.
How did it feel to win the NQL Grand Final?
Pretty great. Pretty relieving frankly, especially after so many near misses on the way there, between things like losing our Blue Tongues [NSW State Team A] keeper Max Brenner to a wrist injury, and Gary Hague catching for overtime [in an earlier game between the Unspeakables and the Sydney City Serpents]. I was honestly fully prepared to lose finals, and focus on QUAFL, but once again, the team showed me up and played some of the best quidditch I’ve ever seen. That’s probably not what felt best about the game – not just the fact that we won, but that everything we’d been training to do over the past year came together with a series of perfectly executed plays, and the synergy the whole team had and the vibe we ran with the entire game made it incredibly fun.
I’ve spent a lot of time thinking about this, and at the end of the day, I think it comes down to everyone in the club being incredibly passionate and invested in quidditch, and the club itself being extremely good at engendering and inspiring this feeling in people. As a volunteer run sport, we rely on people using their own time to make quidditch happen – be that at the presidential level running the club, the coaches running trainings, the exec running events, and even just the players and members turning up and training and playing in the first place. On a cold, miserably, rainy Thursday afternoon, you’ll still find people running around Victoria Park on PVC pipes from 2-5pm, and it takes a certain level of dedication and a lot of hard work at all levels to make that happen. I think what Usyd Quidditch does best is showing people how awesome and fun quidditch is and helping them fall in love with it – and that’s where all of our success stems from. That’s certainly what happened to me anyway.
Game One against the Monash Muggles is something I personally have been looking forward to for years. After missing the 72-minute epic 70-20 comeback victory for the Unspeakables at Mudbash 2016, the only other time in the past five years we’ve met was at Mudbash this year, where the score was within 10 points before snitch catch. With both Unspeakables and Muggles losing a lot of their older talent to graduate community teams at the end of 2016, but having a superb rebuilding season in 2017, the showdown between these two teams who in their own regions are proving that university teams are can still be just as competitive as their graduate counterparts is sure to be an incredibly fun and entertaining match – bolstered by the fact that both teams have relatively similar playing styles. Expect some epic beater battles, amazing passing plays, and some quality entertaining quidditch, from both sides.
For real though, on a team of star state-level male beaters, Jv James Lim is often overlooked, and always to the opposition’s loss. Jv is one of the most calm and consistent players on the team, capable of adapting to any role and playstyle. His level-headed awareness and understanding of the game allows him to dismantle fast breaks faster than you can tear a perforated notepad page, and he is the worst nightmare of anyone trying to score on brooms up. Watch out for Jv’s adorable bludger boops with beater partner Alex Cunningham – those two do things with bludgers that the greatest minds of humankind are yet to understand.
The Sydney City Serpents stand out as an obvious answer here – they’ve been one of our main rivals over the course of the season and the back and forth wins and loses we’ve had with them have pushed us both to up our games more and more over the year. They’re a force to be reckoned with, great fun to play against, and will be gunning for that gold just as hard as we are.
I also couldn’t answer this question without mentioning our own Unforgivables and Unbreakables. For C and B teams respectively, both punch well above their weight, and even after losing players to promotions, they’re both teams to look out for – especially as much of the Unbreakables talent will likely end up playing in red next year!
The Macarthur Weasleys beat us to the punch and have already published an article about their games for the day, which you can find here.
The University of Sydney Unspeakables have, for the first time, defeated reigning NSW Champions Sydney City Serpents in an absolute thriller. USyd’s Alex Cunningham caught the snitch shortly after the snitch entered the game, giving USyd a 70*-30 victory and first place in the NQL Divison 1 rankings.
From brooms-up it was clear this would be a very physical game, with an opening drive from Brandon Frison barely stopped by a bludgerless Serpents defence. USyd continued to pepper the Serpents defence with drive after drive, with Keepers Max Brenner and Nicholas Albornoz working in tandem with point-Chasers Frison and Cooper Fitzgerald to muscle their way through to score. The Serpents defence, with the inclusion of Raj Kapoor and Luke Derrick returning to Beating, did well to restrict USyd to just four goals.
USyd were just as strong on defence, with a star-studded Serpents line-up finding it difficult to execute under such pressure. Samantha Chittenden was especially unrelenting, leading the way to restrict the Serpents to the lowest score of the season.
The Beating game was glorious to watch, with Derrick and Harry Jones having another scintillating face-off to the delight of the crowd. USyd’s Breanna Lee also showed off excellent defensive skill against a far more experienced player in Rhiannon Gordon, consistently denying her a bludger late in the game as the Serpents threw everything at USyd to regain bludger control just before snitch-on-pitch.
This top-of-the-table clash was the third heart-stopping encounter between these two teams I’ve been a part of, and the first one the Unspeakables have been able to clutch out. The roar from the sidelines and the jubilation from USyd after the catch was called showed just how much this win meant to them. With so much history between the two sides, you can guarantee that this rivalry will continue to throw up classic games like this one.
There’s nothing worse than refereeing a game as exhilarating as Unspeakables vs Serpents, as you do not get to properly appreciate the high quality of their game play. The clash between, in my opinion, the two top teams in New South Wales, is always anyone’s game, and twenty-plus of adrenaline for both players and spectators.
I can mostly comment on beater play, as that was what I was watching, though it seems to me as it was what controlled the game. Every goal seemed to stem from the chasers perfectly reading and taking advantage of an opening made by the beater battle. This game saw the return of Luke Derrick to his main position, which gave us beautiful moments of Derrick v Harry Jones, a fight of both strategy and skill, and mostly even throughout the game. You could tell that Derrick hadn’t been beating for a while, but even on an off day he still sits comfortable amongst the best. However, Dropbear reserve Jones is one of the players that can, and will, challenge him, as we very well saw in incredible plays that felt impossible to referee with how quickly the beats were being thrown around.
Of course, this was only made possible by the high calibre beater rotations on both sides, to clean up or back up the havoc these two can cause. There is strong talent on both sides, that may not always be noticed due to their main beater’s shadows but having to watch solely beater play it was very apparent that those two players are not the sole reason behind both team’s general beater dominance.
Recent addition to the Unspeakables, Harry Huang, proved he deserved the upgrade, fearlessly challenging the opposition in their zone, and participating in a good number of possession changes. On the Serpents side, Rhiannon Gordon refuses to stop improving, covering for chaotic plays at moments, and leading successful beater attacks in others.
This is all I can say from an AR’s perspective, but I do hope to be a spectator for the rematch of this game!
Macquarie and Newcastle are destined to be each other’s closest games this season, as this game has shown. The game was low scoring, due to a combination of Newcastle’s physical defence making it hard for Macquarie’s still unpolished offense to score, and in return Macquarie’s successful implementation of the Baylor defense (three players each guarding a hoop, fourth is a roving point defender) forcing Newcastle out of their usual offensive game and making it harder, though not impossible, for them to score. An unfortunate – from our perspective, of course – goal from Newcastle right before Macquarie’s snitch catch send the game into overtime (I’m sensing a trend starting for Mac?). Overtime started in Macquarie’s favour, with the team gaining possession of the quaffle and holding tight onto it, relying on the snitch catch to win the game. With intense beater battles around the snitch, it was anyone’s game for a while – until a red card deprived Macquarie of one of their beaters, making defending their seeker and beating the oppositions nearly impossible. The game ended with a catch from Newcastle, bringing the score to a tight 70*-40.
Despite coming from the same club, the USyd Unbreakables did not take it easy on their Unforgivable stablemates, using defensive seeking to ensure a maximum points differential win in their quest to top Division 2.
For Div 1, I’d say at the Serpents are the best at the moment. After all, they are a team comprised of top level, committed players, who take the sport seriously and train accordingly, all seemingly well versed in quidditch strategy and passionate about it. Their strict recruitment is understandable when you want to play in a team where all the players take the sport seriously. I hope they are paving the way for more competitive, high level community teams to rise, but right now they have that edge on all other teams. I think there’s a clear distinction in Div 1 between the top four (Serpents, Unspeakables, WSQC and ANU) and Newcastle and Macquarie.
Although any of the top teams could challenge Serpents for that first place, especially with the plethora of experience and national and state players they have between them, I consider the Unspeakables their biggest threat. They escape the curse of university teams, that have to work around a squad of players with different level of commitments, due to their ridiculous numbers and three teams. This gives the Unspeakables the advantage of fielding the most competitive, committed and talented players, mirroring what I previously said about Serpents training ethics. Their match up this weekend will be thrilling to watch!
As for what the teams outside the top four need to do move up, it’s different for each team. Newcastle has been in a consistent level for quite some time now, and I attribute that to a combination of using the same tactics repeatedly, and a reliance on the same players. For elite teams, their pattern is easy to pick up and counter, as they have both the player skill and tactical knowledge to do so. A dynamic change could help Newcastle catch up. As for Macquarie, they’re one of the three teams that had to rebuild after a mass exodus, but the only one in division one. Although a lot claim this to be ‘unfortunate’, it is a great chance to train the new squad up by being thrown in the deep end. As they’re starting back basically from scratch, what they need at the moment is patience, and a lot of training, and to finding the right balance in doing so as to not overwhelm new players and at the same time not bore the experienced ones.
It’s harder for me to pick the best team in Div 2. I think it’s a tight fight for the first spot, but I’m putting my money on Weasleys at the moment. They have worked hard throughout the years to bring themselves to a competitive level, and it was shown last year with them giving top teams close games, and even upset victories. Their relentlessness and unwavering acceptance of all players in the past has provided the team with enough experience and skill to push for that top spot.
That being said, they will face quite a challenge from other teams. The Unbreakables have a very solid chance of topping the division as well, now that USyd has made a split between a B and C team. They have shown promising plays in the games I have watched, and have some stand out players, that hopefully don’t get poached by the Unspeakables so that they can help bring the team up. They’re certainly relentless, and some of their plays in offence are quite risky and unadvisable against elite teams, though mostly successful in their division. Playing against equal teams this year will give them plenty of opportunity to learn hands-on strategy and the right calls to make in a game. We can also not discount UNSW or UTS. Their recent turnover of players makes it hard to predict how well they will do this year, but their history as strong teams, and the coaching of veteran players could guide them to the top of division as well.
My hot take? There are quite a few rematches this tournament of games that did not go well at all in the previous ones, and this is the tournament that will smooth things over and solidify rivalries.
I’d say the Serpents are the strongest side in NSW right now. Their sheer depth and experience place them above all the teams in NSW. Their chaser game is incredibly powerful and can muscle through any defence if their beaters get the upper hand.
However, the Unspeakables have the ability to challenge the Serpents. Both Serpents and Unspeakables won all of their round 1 games out of range, with the Unspeakables beating Western Sydney out of range, the team who seems likely to place third. The Unspeakables have an upper foot on the Serpents in terms of all round beater play, and the chaser play isn’t too much weaker. The game this Sunday will be very telling as to how the rest of the season will go.
QA Today’s Cameron Caccamo takes a look at the teams that make up Div 2 – including each team’s record, how they’re tracking, and what to expect from them now that we enter pool play. Division 1 analysis can be found here.
The Weasleys had by far the toughest schedule over the two pre-season rounds, with four games against Div 1 opponents. The experience should serve them well for the pool play rounds, where they are certainly amongst the best teams in Div 2. Their squad runs deep, with plenty of experience and plenty of people to ensure they will always have a full squad – and against many Div 2 teams, that will be invaluable.
When USyd decided to have a proper B and C team – as opposed to two evenly-matched B teams – there was considerable hype over what the Unbreakables could achieve. With a strong beater squad and a couple of high-performing new players, this is a team capable of winning any game in Div 2.
Their game against Newcastle was close until snitch was on pitch, and impressed considerably in their other losses. Expect them to challenge for the top of Div 2.
Another team with plenty of new players, UNSW is a team on the up. They’ve got plenty of the right pieces, and just needed the preseason to bring it together. A close game against Macquarie will hopefully be a sign of things to come for a team that can definitely challenge teams across Div 2. The game against the Unbreakables should be a good sign of how far they have come since March pre-season.
A hybrid team with only two games of experience, it’s difficult to rank “HiHo” fairly. Given their dominance over Wollongong and the fact that most players on the team have considerable experience – just not with each other – we’ll leave them in the middle of the pack for now, but with games against the Weasleys and the Unbreakables they could prove to be among the best in Div 2.
It’s fantastic to have Wollongong back in the fold, and their new players would have appreciated the experience across the pre-season. While three out-of-range games against division rivals isn’t the ideal preseason, the Warriors will get better and better every tournament and will definitely look to make a splash in Div 2.
Not having the extra pre-season games in March hurt UTS, but at the April games they impressed in their game against the Unforgiveables. If they play like that again they can absolutely mix it with the best in Div 2 – and this weekend they get three of the best in the Division to prove it. The problem are those two forfeits – here’s hoping the team can recruit and keep a full, healthy squad for all of their pool play games.
It may look from the results that the Unforgiveables had a stellar day at March pre-season, but that was a totally different team; with none of their new players ready to play, USyd had several players team up with ANU reserves. The April results reflect the real Unforgiveables going forward, a team of almost completely new players.
With the new USQL these new players will be getting far more game experience than many of their counterparts at other teams, but will still need a bit of time to learn the game – and games exclusively against Div 2 opponents will help immensely with that. Expect rapid improvement from the Unforgiveables.

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Heads up, phone fans: there's been a new leak about the Samsung Galaxy S10, and it's a good'un.
Those leaks match pretty well, don't they? Three rear cameras, selfie cam in a hole under the screen (it's not a notch, you guys! Honestly!), Android Pie and an in-screen fingerprint sensor. Interesting to learn that Samsung will apparently be using the ultrasonic style, and not the cheaper and less secure optical version seen on the OnePlus 6T.
(Samsung, if you're reading this, please start marketing the benefits of your own stuff rather than the downsides of Apple's. No one ever got someone to date them by listing all the faults of the other people on the planet).
Infinity O is the one it seems they've chosen for the S10: it's a literal hole in the screen with the selfie cam underneath. Technically no notch, but... a hole in the screen. Whether that'll look like there's something stuck on your display every time you watch a video remains to be seen, but we hope not.
iPhone Xs Max (notch) vs Galaxy S10 (hole) in gaming and movie watching.
And finally, there's that mention of three rear cameras, as on the Huawei Mate 20 Pro. No sign of the alleged 43 megapixel camera, though!

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The latest literary dust-up in the United States concerns the outsize critical admiration of Jonathan Franzen's new novel Freedom, the follow-up to his 2001 National Book Award winner The Corrections. Freedom secured two worshipful reviews from the New York Times in one week, the Book Review's lengthy cover essay drooling with such jaw-dropped awe that it was hard to read for the saliva stains. Franzen himself appears on the cover of Time, and Freedom sits in President Obama's stack of holiday reading.
Fellow novelist Jodi Picoult ignited online fireworks last week by claiming that female writers never attract the same reverence as "white male literary darlings" like Franzen. Naturally Picoult risks the appearance of plain old envy. Though a skilful craftsman, Picoult may also lack the literary standing to make such a charge. Myself, I've yet to read Freedom, embargoed until this Wednesday, but it does sound like an excellent book, one I'm looking forward to.
Nevertheless, Picoult has a point. A female novelist would never enjoy a Franzen-scale frenzy of adulation in America, which maintains two distinct tiers in fiction. The heavy hitters – cultural icons who often produce great doorstop novels that no one ever argues are under-edited – are exclusively male. Rising literati like Rick Moody and Jonathan Franzen efficiently assume the spots left unoccupied by John Updike and Norman Mailer, like a rigged game of musical chairs. Then there's everybody else – including a raft of female writers who keep the publishing industry afloat by selling to its primary consumers: women.
Elaine Showalter did a bang-up job in the Guardian Review last spring explaining why American women are never credited with writing the Great American Novel while identifying female writers who deserve more acclaim. So in preference to singing yet more praises of the gifted Annie Proulx, I'll share an inside glimpse of how publishers are complicit in ghettoising not only women writers but women readers into this implicitly lesser cultural tier.
With merciful exceptions, my publishers constantly send prospective covers for my books that play to what "women readers" supposedly want. Take the American reissue of my fourth novel Game Control – a wicked, nasty novel about a plot to kill two billion people overnight. The main character is a man, the focal subject demography. Yet what cover do I first get sent? A winsome young lass in a floppy hat, gazing soulfully to the horizon in a windblown field – soft focus, in pastels. Dismayed, I emailed back: "Did your designers read any of this book?" When I proposed a cover photo by Peter Beard of sagging elephant carcasses – perfectly apt – the sales department was horrified. Women would be repelled by dead animals. We settled on live elephants, but it was pulling teeth to get girls off that paperback.
Or take the amicable difference of opinion I am having with my German publisher, since apparently this problem is also European. My latest novel, So Much for That, is told from two male points of view. Its subject matter – illness, mortality, and the fiscal depredations of American healthcare – is unisex, its tone furious. Yet what's on the cover? A woman, looking stricken. Male readers wouldn't be caught dead reading a book with that cover on the Strassenbahn.
The titling of that novel also came up against stereotypes of my ostensibly all-female audience. The US sales department vetoed the original title, Time is Money, for "sounding like nonfiction", though fiction appropriating and subverting nonfiction titles is commonplace (nobody mistook Alison Lurie's Foreign Affairs for an international policy journal). It took me a while to discern the real problem: Time is Money was too direct, too aggressive, too in your face; it would frighten the girls away. This suspicion was confirmed when I suggested the Germans, with no equivalent of "so much for that", simply use my original title. Uh-uh. Zeit ist Geld is "too male and harsh". I admired my publisher's candour, if not his neutral substitute: The Better Part of Life.
Publishing's notion of what "women want" is dated and condescending. In the era of Venus Williams, girliness and goo isn't the way to every woman's heart. Yet publishers presume that women only buy a book that looks soft and that appears to be all about women, even if it isn't. Yet women, unlike men, buy books by and about both sexes.
Granted, the marketing logic seems unassailable: in the US, Britain and Germany, 80% of fiction readers are women. (Which mysteriously makes women look bad: those layabout ladies have nothing better to do than loll around and read. Yet if 80% of fiction readers were men, we'd assume that men are still far more cultured and better informed, while women squander their free time on mopping the floor.) Why appeal to the meagre male 20%?
Simple: smart female authors who twig that their careers depend on writing solely for their own gender will instinctively narrow their subject matter. Meanwhile, gauzy covers with shy titles signal that the literary establishment needn't take this work seriously. Little wonder, then, that the language of extravagant regard in that New York Times Book Review write-up of Jonathan Franzen – "Like all great novels," Freedom "illuminates, through the steady radiance of its author's profound moral intelligence" – is rarely lavished on female novelists. Little wonder that admiration of Franzen's focus on "family as microcosm or micro-history" would invert to disdain should a woman choose the same subject: look, just another bint stuck in her tiny domestic world.
When my novels are packaged as exclusively for women, I'm not only cut off from a vital portion of my audience but clearly labelled as an author the literary establishment is free to dismiss. By stereotyping my work's audience as self-involved and prissy, women-only packaging also insults my readers, who could all testify that trussing up my novels as sweet, girly and soft is like stuffing a rottweiler in a dress.

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The rankings are based on career progress (salary, career services), online delivery (program delivery and interaction), diversity (female and international representation among faculty and the student body), and idea generation (professors with PhDs and faculty research).
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Drexel LeBow’s online MBA program has again been listed among Financial Times’ list of top 20 in the world.


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You’re on your way to an appointment. Maybe it’s that job interview you’ve been preparing for the last few weeks. Perhaps you’re on your way to the airport to pick up a friend or loved one for a much-anticipated visit. You could even be on your way to a routine check-up at your local physician. But you know what they say, when it rains, it pours. And just when you rely on your vehicle the most, the engine completely shuts off and smoke begins to seep out from under the hood. With nothing to do but pull off to the side of the road, you are forced to call a tow truck and spend valuable time and money on repairs. You miss the interview, your visitor has to take a cab, or in properly maintaining your body and keeping healthy, you neglect to do the same to your vehicle.
You could have taken your car into your local Hayes auto repair center for preventative maintenance. Let’s be honest, there’s no getting around the normal wear and tear of a vehicle, regardless of how well you treat your car. That’s why it’s imperative to find a local mechanic in Hayes you can trust that will take the proper time to ensure you stay on the road. By bringing it in to your local Hayes car repair center, small problems can be quickly and cheaply resolved before they cultivate into bigger issues.
There’s a multitude of options out there your vehicle. Many Hayes auto repair centers try to lure you in with flashy signs and great deals. But beware—many of these deals are misleading and can end up costing you much more that advertised. The fact is, many shop owners have only one goal: to make a quick buck. That’s why it is essential to find a Hayes auto repair center you can trust. You need a mechanic that will take the time to get to know your car inside and out—even two people who have the exact same car have different needs for their vehicle. And when you to find that Hayes auto mechanic who knows exactly what your car needs, you won’t mind bringing it in for routine maintenance.
When searching for a trustworthy Hayes auto repair center, make sure they employ ASE certified mechanics. This means the technicians working on your vehicle are highly educated in the field of automotive repair. To remain certified, all mechanics at your local Hayes car repair center must re-tested every 5 years to ensure they are up on the latest and most effective auto repair skills.

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I only have one resolution this year: to be supportive and encouraging when people step outside of their comfort zone.
Last night I saw a few posts on Twitter lamenting all of the amateurs out and about, hogging the tables at great food and wine establishments. No place at the overpriced tables for the weekday neighbourhood regulars.
This morning I saw the complaints about gyms and running trails full of “resolutionists“, those January 1 keeners who intend to start off the new year with healthier habits (and usually fizzle within a week or two).
What if instead of moaning about the newbies and the posers encroaching on our fave chef’s table, elliptical machine, tasting menu or hiking trail we took 30 seconds and offered a word of welcome? We know the vast majority of those New Year’s crowds won’t be there in a month. Habits take time to take root. They’re fragile in those early formative days. I’d rather someone drop out of a new thing because they lost interest… rather than because I scowled, or mocked or otherwise belittled their effort to make a change or desire to learn something new.
About a decade ago I was on a wine tour with a mixed group of friends. One wine newbie got up the nerve to ask “if the tasting notes said there was cherry flavour in the wine, did that mean they added cherry juice”. I could have snorted, giggled and mocked. But didn’t. That person today has a more extensive wine cellar than I do, and a more sophisticated knowledge of Italian wines than I ever will. That tiny sliding door moment that meant the difference between a welcome experience and a decade of learning – or mockery and a determination to never take the risk to ask an honest question ever again.
In tech, education and individual desire to stay current is not a luxury, it’s a requirement. Stay still too long and the market passes you by. Those of us who’ve developed a measure of influence and audience owe it to the newbies who express curiosity to be kind, welcoming and open with our knowledge.
Whether it’s that first question on a professional discussion board, first patch submitted for review, first professional blog post, first time at a yoga class or first day on the job. Please err on the side of nice, not snark. You never really know your role in shaping someone else’s decision to come back the second time.

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The George is famous brekky recovery is now available every day of the week. Build your strength before your market shop, or simply start your day on the right foot. Breakfast at the George just got better.
Our chef orders in all fresh produce daily. The George menu caters for the traditional pub-grub lover and the clean food conscious. Chef's fresh and seasonal food approach allows the menu to change according to the best produce available and in season.


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Foraging and Cooking over a Campfire!
Mr Hewitt came and spoke with us about foraging. We learnt how to safely forage and which plants are found in abundance near a river or in woodland. The most fascinating fact we learnt was that the mycelium forms networks underground which help trees to grow more successfully. Mr Hewitt demonstrated how this works using string and model mushrooms.
Mrs Lane and Mrs Croot helped us to create a marinade using watercress. This was for our mushroom skewers. Mrs. B got the campfire going for us and we all got to cook our mushroom skewers over it! We had mixed reviews on the mushrooms!
Despite us all smelling of campfire, we have had a fantastic last day of term! If you don't believe us, have a look at our pictures.
A word of warning from Mr Hewitt: Make sure that you only forage for food that you know is safe. Do plenty of research and stay away from wild mushrooms as it takes an awful lot of research to know how to pick the safe ones to eat.
The children in Year 5 have been designing and making their own suspension bridges. They researched information about different types of bridges, investigated structure and strength and used this to create their own bridges. Well done to you all! They are pretty impressive!
PC Beccy with Ted in his police uniform. Ted says thank you to Mrs Croot for making sure that he is always dressed and prepared for any weather or event!
As part of our RE learning, we have been looking at Islam. We have learnt about the Five Pillars of Islam. Some of the children led our learning and demonstrated the different prayer positions. They bought in their prayer mats and prayer beads to share and answered questions from their peers. It was an incredibly valuable contribution to our learning!
Today, we have been focusing on our Science learning: Earth and space. We have planned an investigation to prove that the Earth is traveling around the Sun. We will be measuring and observing the position of a shadow throughout the day when we get some sunshine!
We also investigated the relative size of the planets and their distance from our Sun. We decided that each centimetre is equal to a million kilometres. The furthest planet from the Sun is Neptune. It is 4,500 million Km away. This helped us to know that we needed to measure a distance of 45m from our model Sun. We then plotted all the other planets.
Finally, we made estimations to decide on which sphere to use to represent each planet based on its size.
Our resident astrophysicist, Dr. Fletcher (Ms. Fletcher) came to answer some of our questions. She shared her thesis with us. Even cooler; she shared her appearance on the front page of the Telegraph in Ireland in 1997 when her team discovered a dwarf planet!
Have a look though our fantastic pictures to see this!
This question can't be answered but there are many theories. Keep asking these kind of questions because science is all about questions. And when we find the answer to a question, we have many more that emerge from it.
It does because when we can see the Moon, that means the Moon can see the Sun. This is because the moon reflects light from the Sun. It is like a mirror!
You could. However, we have not found any worm holes yet.
We don't know. We just think that it is out there because we have the maths to support the theories.
We are actually part of the milky way. The Milky Way forms spirals. We are on one of the outer arms of it.
I named 1997F25 and 1997G25. They are dwarf planets.
Thank you Dr. Fletcher! Lime Class are definitely enthusiastic scientists and even more so after your Q&A session with them!
Resident Dr. Fletcher answers our questions on Earth & Space!
What sea creatures are lurking in the river?
Today we have been creating our 3-D models of a river's journey. We planned our designs on strips of paper first and labelled it with key features such as the source, meander, tributaries, estuary and mouth. We have started constructing our 3D models using papier mache techniques. As soon as they are completed, we will post some pictures of the end result!
Today (Friday 18th January 2019) we went to Leigh Woods and visited the Clifton Suspension Bridge. The trip was planned to support our learning of Rivers.
This term, we will be immersing ourselves in the arts. The whole school theme is 'Take 5'. Each class will be learning about our year group topic through: books, art, music, dance and food. In Year 5, we will be focusing on rivers. As much as possible, our learning will be cross-curricular.
In maths, we will revisit place value and then move on to perimeter and area. In English, our class book is 'Journey to the River Sea' by Eva Ibbotson.
P.E. will be on a Tuesday mornings (outdoor) and Thursday afternoons (indoor).
Please continue to support the work that the children do at school by reading with them at home and practicing timetables.
Can't wait to update this page with all the fun learning that will take place in Term 3!


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A new guide to scenario planning for natural resource management has been released: Considering Multiple Futures: Scenario Planning to Address Uncertainty in Natural Resource Conservation. This guide covers a range of scenario planning approaches and outlines 12 case studies in which this approach is being applied to natural resource management and climate change issues in the US.
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Apply online using the Framingham State University Application. Applicants applying via MassTransfer and the transfer agreements should use the FSU Application and select the appropriate option on the application. If you require a paper MassTransfer Application, please contact the Office of Undergraduate Admissions.
There is a $50 fee to apply – you may pay the fee at the time of application or submit a fee waiver. Transfer application fee waivers are available through NACAC or official campus visit. No application fee is required if applying via MassTransfer.
Official transcripts from all colleges and universities ever attended must be submitted. If a student is enrolled elsewhere at the time of acceptance, a final official transcript for that semester must be submitted prior to the commencement of studies at Framingham State University. Applicants must disclose all colleges and universities ever attended, regardless of whether courses were finished or credit was received. Failure to disclose this information may result in denial of admission or retroactive administrative withdrawal from the University without refund or course credits. A decision will not be made by the Admissions Committee without official transcripts.
Foreign Credentials: A certified, course-by-course evaluation evaluation of foreign credentials must be provided if applicable. The evaluation must include grade and credit hour equivalents for each course. An application for a transcript/certificate evaluation may be downloaded at www.cedevaluations.com.
Military Transcripts (VALOR Act Academic Credit Evaluation Policy): In accordance with the VALOR Act, admission applicants must submit their military transcripts (as appraised by the American Council on Education (ACE)) for consideration of academic credit at the time of acceptance to determine whether the content is transferable into Framingham State University. Framingham State University reviews and evaluates the military transcript for academic credit based on the recommendations from ACE for transferability of credit in accordance with our university-wide policy.
Please list all courses in progress, or courses that will be completed prior to enrollment at Framingham State University, including the course number and credits for each course.
Submit an official, final high school transcript indicating date of graduation. Applicants that completed a high school equivalency exam must send an official score report, in addition to an official high school transcript for the period high school was attended.
Official SAT or ACT scores are required, unless: (1) the applicant graduated from high school prior to 2015 (fall 2018 applicants); (2) the applicant graduated from high school prior to 2016 (spring 2019, fall 2019 applicants); or (3) the applicant has completed 24 or more credit hours at the time of application. Scores must be sent directly from the CollegeBoard or ACT. FSU’s test codes are – SAT: 3519; ACT: 1904.
Please review FSU's Test Optional Policy Guidelines to determine if you are eligible to apply as a Test Optional Applicant.
Applicants who have not been attending college continuously since graduation from high school or have any gaps in their educational history must submit a resumé or summary of activities which accounts for all time periods since leaving high school.
Applicants presenting CLEP (College Level Examination Program) examinations or AP (Advanced Placement) examinations for college credit must have official results forwarded directly to the Office of Undergraduate Admissions for evaluation.


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Mixing up your style keeps everything fresh. Tani is known for high quality luxurious styles. Mix and match styles with Tani to have a little bit of fun!
Most people work really hard and just want to be able to relax on their days off. Take you’re relaxation to another level in the Papi Sleepwear styles.
If the slim cut look isn’t you but still want to look well dressed, the Blackspade Loose Fit offers you room for comfort and elegant looks at the same time.
Marek+Richard have set the bar high for fun and playful campaigns. The Out of the Closet campaign is fun, creative, and definitely a little bit flirty.
Nothing beats soft and breathable clothing styles.The Frank Dandy Bamboo collection will have you not only feeling comfy but also have you looking great.
The crew neck t-shirt is the most popular style of men’s t-shirt. It is a type of shirt that sports a rounded neckline and no collar. They are worn as both undershirts and alone, as fashion items.
The first crew neck t-shirt was manufactured in the 1930’s. It was designed as an undergarment intended to absorb sweat, and allegedly, to prevent chafing from the shoulder pads in football players’ uniforms. The U.S. Navy secured this style of t-shirt as a men’s apparel fixture by adopting it for use in the mid 20th century.
These t-shirts feature short sleeves, and a box cut that hangs over the torso. Many designers have incorporated form-fitting fabrics into the manufacturing of the crew neck t-shirt, however, in order to make the shirts tight and form-fitting. Another popular advancement for the crew neck t-shirt is shape sculpting technology. Ultra-tight and stretch fabric is utilized to reduce the appearance of unwanted pudge and love handles.


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Have you ever fancied learning how to use a sewing machine and making your own clothes?
Have you made clothes that don't really fit very well?
Celia Banks from Sew Fundamental will be teaching here at The Royal Bridlington in November and December.
Celia is an internationally renowned tutor and has even recently been tutoring the wardrobe department at Grenada Studios Coronation Street.
In November we have three days of workshops available. The first day will be 'getting the most out of your sewing machine', the second will be covering lots of different buttonholes and zip techniques and the last day will be making and fitting a skirt.
In December, there is a two day Palmer Pletsch Fitting course. We shall be making a blouse and learning how to make it fit using the Palmer Pletsch techniques.
The workshops are just £50 each and this includes tuition, sample fabrics and threads - except the fabric/thread for the skirt & blouse, Morning coffee and homemade biscuits, lunch, afternoon tea and homemade cake. Workshops will run from 10am to 4-5pm approx.
For those who want to stay over, the rate for 2 nights Dinner, Bed and Breakfast and three workshops is just £240 per person sharing a twin room or £260 in a double room for single occupancy.
One night dinner, bed and breakfast and two workshops is just £157 sharing a twin or £167 in a double room for single occupancy.
For those staying over there is of course unlimited evening sewing available.
Accommodation is at the Royal Hotel Bridlington which is a four star AA Guest Accommodation situated in the beautiful South Beach area of Bridlington, just over the road to the beach.
Celia is very flexible and so if you can already sew and just want to come along and enjoy free time to make your own project or if you want her expert advice on your own project then she is fine with that and you are most welcome to come along.
So why not come along? Internet courses such as craftsy are all well and good, but nothing beat hands on experience with a real tutor.


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NOTE: No pre-registration for the Walk-In Clinic. Doors open at 5:30pm for registration and class starts at 6pm. The course fee at the Walk-In is payable in cash only.
This program is geared towards Health Care Providers and is always taught at the HCP certification level.
Our unique CPR Level HCP+ AED Walk-in Clinic offers Lifesaver 101 participants with the same enthusiastic, fun and effective approach to CPR training we are known for. The difference is preregistration is not required!! Simply show up at our training facility at the scheduled time and grab a seat!! Refer to our online calendar for dates and times.
This is a 3 hour program and is valid for 3 years although Lifesaver 101 recommends that participants renew their CPR certification on an annual basis. All participants will be provided with a certificate upon successful completion of the program.

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A gravity bong is a simple but effective smoking tool. Because it uses leftover containers and household tools, it costs nothing while allowing you to deeply inhale the smoke. Gravity bongs are easy to assemble for beginners and advanced users alike. To make a gravity bong in ten minutes, line a plastic cap with foil, cut the bottom off a plastic drink container, place it in water, then smoke by pulling the bottle up as you breathe in smoke.
Make a hole in the cap. Start by unscrewing the cap from a 2-liter or comparable plastic bottle such as a Gatorade bottle, milk bottle, or fruit juice bottle,. For this, you’ll need a hole punching tool, a drill, a knife, or scissors. Twist the implement until you screw a hole through the center of the cap.
Widen the hole to pinky-sized. Continue to cut away the inside of the plastic cap until the hole widens. Pinky-sized is an average size to shoot for. Larger holes will give you quicker draws but use up your smokeable faster.
If you’re going to use a bowl piece, widen the hole until the bowl piece fits.
Tear off a square of aluminum foil. Rip off a piece that’s big enough to contain the cap. Include extra length so you have enough foil to use. Place the cap aside for a moment.
Instead of foil, use a socket for a socket wrench, a thimble, or another circular piece of metal that you can use to hold your smoking substance.
The danger from using foil is a common myth, but the foil does not release enough aluminum during smoking to cause harm to you.
Mold the aluminum into a bowl. Use your finger as a guide. Hold your finger in the center of the foil, then carefully wrap the foil upwards and around your finger. The bowl will have the shape of your finger and fit inside the cap.
Place the foil inside the cap. Pick up the cap and keep it top side up as you push the foil into cap’s hole.. Turn the stuck up ends of the foil down and smooth them against the plastic cap.
Poke holes in the foil. Set the cap down and get a hole punching tool. A mechanical pencil or toothpick work well if you don’t have a tool from a hardware store. Poke a couple of holes on the part of the foil over the hole in the cap, about four to six to let enough smoke through. Scatter them about so the foil doesn’t break. If the holes are too big, your substance of choice will fall through.
While sockets and other metal can also use foil, you can line the inside of the socket with metal mesh to create a bowl.
Cut off the end of the taller bottle. Find the Gatorade or 2-liter bottle. Measure a quarter to halfway up the bottle. Using a knife or scissors, make a cut where you measured. Cut all the way around the bottle. This bottle will hold the smoke.
Cut the top off a larger container. A water or milk jug wider than the bottle you already cut works for this purpose. Measure down a quarter or halfway from the top, then cut the bottle the same way as you did the other one.
Instead of a bottle, you can simply use a large container such as a bucket, coffee pot, pitcher, or stopped sink, You won’t have to cut these.
Fill the larger container halfway with water. Set the container down and fill it up with tap water. Limit the amount of water so that the container is only half-full. This amount will give you enough gravity to make the bong work without making a mess.
Load the bowl. Place your favorite legal smoking material on the foil inside the indentation you made earlier. Do this before you assemble the rest of the bong or else the pressure will make the smokeable fly out.
When picking up the cap, make sure your substance of choice isn’t falling through the holes in the foil.
Place the bottle in the water. Pick up the top part of the Gatorade or 2-liter bottle you cut earlier and move it into the water. If your water container is big, you may need to hold onto it. Retrieve the cap with the bowl and screw it onto the bottle.
Light the substance while pulling up the bottle. Hold the bottle down as you ready your lighter. Light up your bowl. As you light it, slowly pull the bottle upwards with your other hand. You should notice milky smoke filling the bottle. Make sure you don’t pull the bottle out of the water.
Unscrew the cap and smoke. Once smoke has filled the bottle, it is ready for use. Unscrew the cap. To smoke, place your lips around the bottle and push down. The smoke will easily shoot out.
Does this get you really high?
It does. It may only give you a single hit at a time, but it will give you a lot of smoke concentrated inside the bottle. In addition, all you have to do is open your mouth and that smoke will go deep into your lungs. In fact coughing is a common occurrence when using a gravity bong because of how much you take in at a time.
If using a socket, what is the best size to use?
A 3/16 socket is what I use. Placing a piece of screen inside will make it work even better.
Do I push down all the way?
It's fine to push down all the way. As long as the bottom of the bottle is open, water will still get in. It's better to push down so you can give the smoke time to fill the bottle as you pull it back up. Just make sure the top of the bottle is above the water.
Does the foil need to be changed often?
Not unless it breaks or the holes get clogged.
Does smoke get stale and make for more coughing?
It'll very slowly become less potent, but you won't cough any harder than you did on the first hit.
Will the bowl melt since the cap is plastic?
It really shouldn't because it is wrapped with aluminum foil, but it could happen, so just be careful.
That is a myth. Although aluminum fumes are released, it is not nearly enough to hurt you. Aluminum has a melting point of over 1200°C and for the little bit you have the flame over the substance, you will be fine.
Is there a difference in the high from smoking a joint?
There is more THC the bong way, so you will get higher then usual. A joint has 20% THC, while most bongs give off 70% THC.
Gatorade bottles work better because they are thicker and more sturdy than a standard 2-liter bottle. Also, the cap is wider, allowing you to make a bigger bowl that is easier to use.
Instead of tin foil, you can use a socket or bowl piece for the bowl. Foil can change the taste of your substance and holds onto smells much longer.
If you find yourself burning your finger after lighting the bowl, poke a small hole high on the side of the bottle to use for sucking up smoke. Cover the hole with your finger as it fills with smoke.
If you don’t want to cut a bottle, make a waterfall bong by poking holes in the bottom of the smaller bottle. Place the bottle in the water. Wait for it to fill up, then place and light the cap. Pull the bottle out to fill it with smoke.
Tobacco use has negative health effects. Smoke responsibly.
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Which brings me puuurrrfectly on to my newest addition in the "I Love Cats" clothes category. My new blouse from Lazzari featuring an adorable cat detailed collar! It's such a sweet addition to a classic cream blouse whilst simultaneously shouting out my complete and utter obsession with cats (isn't that what everyone's looking for in their clothing?)! Plus the featured cats are playing with balls of wool *bites fist with cuteness over load*. Basically what I'm getting at is, if this blouse doesn't add a little joy into a cat lovers day then I'm not sure what will. I teamed it with a simple velvet A-line mini and patent Mary Janes to give the overall outfit my signature retro vibe and show a little hint of my sixties love. Hey presto, I've pretty much managed to describe the majority of my personality (well the best bits anyway) in one adorable look... A cat lover and proud.
Ok so I'm not saying we should all walk around with our hearts on our sleeves, but for me a cat on a blouse will definitely do.


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New Zealand is a land of immense and diverse landscapes. You'll experience natural wonders and unique culture here that you won't find anywhere else in the world.
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New Zealand accommodation options are diverse, with something to suit every level of comfort and budget.
New Zealand has myriad different events on throughout the year, from sports fixtures to cultural festivals. Add one to your itinerary before or after your conference. Find out what is on here.
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Subtropical Northland is a water lover's paradise offering swimming, snorkelling, diving, dolphin watching and boating. Also be sure to explore lush rainforests, and learn more about our Maori culture at the Waitangi Treaty Grounds.
The Bay of Plenty region is home to spectacular beaches, juicy kiwifruit and produce, and New Zealand's only active marine volcano.
Rotorua is known for bubbling mud pools, erupting geysers and natural hot springs, as well as showcasing our fascinating Maori culture.
Taupo's Great Lake was created nearly 2,000 years ago by a volcanic eruption and is great for water sports and trout fishing. The surrounding forests offer opportunities for hiking and mountain biking.
Nelson's diverse geography captures everything from long golden beaches to untouched forests and rugged mountains. Explore its natural beauty and thriving arts scene.
Marlborough is New Zealand's largest wine-growing region and the home of world-renowned sauvignon blanc. There are more than40 cellar doors to visit by yourself or on a pre-arranged wine tour.
Christchurch mixes old-world charm, river punting and gardens with exciting urban revitalisation. Wider Canterbury's attractions range from skiing to golf, white water rafting to whale watching.
Picturesque Queenstown is the home of adrenaline and adventure. Enjoy skiing in the winter and activities including bungy jumping, canyon swinging, jet boating, and river rafting all year round.

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Dream City is a collection of 7 towers built on the edge of an old mining lake. The architectural form is inspired by the famed limestone karst formations outside Kuala Lumpur. The reflection image of the building on the lake amplifies this concept. A vision of an abstracted geometry and waterscape is created.
The interplay of architectural elements creates interesting undulating profile and this breaks down the density, typically found in commercially-driven housing development.


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We love granola bars. The kids, in particular, adore chocolate chip granola bars.
Of course, when you buy them in the store they are chock full of lots of things OTHER than granola and about 12 pounds of sugar (I exaggerate ... a little).
So, last week at the store, I picked up a box (which I rarely do - see sugar comment above), and thought, "This is nuts. They'll eat this whole tiny box in about two hours. Too much sugar. Too much packaging. Too much money!"
Mix those goopy wet ingredients together really well. Then pour the goop into the dry stuff and mix away!
Here's where it gets really fun. You can add all other sorts of crap in there - flaxseed, wheat germ, nuts or dried fruit. Of course, being my first batch, my kids were begging for their fave - chocolate chips. I didn't have any dark chocolate ones on hand - just the milk chocolate (meaning: "Not as good for you"). So, I pressed all of the granola mixture into an oiled 9"x13" pan, pressed a few chocolate chips around onto the top, and then sprinkled fair trade dark chocolate cocoa powder on the top.
So, the ending to my recipe would be to oil a 9"x13" pan, smush and flatten down all of the granola mixture (by itself or with added goodies) into said pan, then pop it into a 325 degree oven for about 20 minutes.
These make chewy bars, because that's what I like. You can google search around for other variations. I'm soooo excited. Even if you cut the bars rather generously, you are still making at least two store-bought boxes worth - and these are much yummier and you know EXACTLY what is in them.
Oooooh, I love homemade granola bars. Unfortunately, my kids seem to be from another planet because they won't touch them.. (homemade or store bought) which means my husband and I end up eating the whole thing ourselves.
Just discovered your site last week, and LOVE it!! I'm just now really starting to think "homemade", and these will be great for our family. I must admit, I'm a store bought granola person, never made my own. Thanks.
Oh, I am definitely trying this one! Thanks!
yummy!! might just have to give these a try as we love granola bars here too!
This sounds wonderful! We live overseas, so we miss granola bars (can't get em here). And I love baking from scratch. Thanks!
Thanks for sharing...what can be more wonderful than homemade granola and dark chocolate. Nothing I can think of off hand. Yum!
I'll definitely need to try this. I love chewy granola bars, but I have the same problems with store-bought ones.
Do you suppose I could substitute peanut butter for part (or all) of the butter?
Yum-o! Even I am on board with this one!
i'm sending my wife over here to get the rec. thanks.
i pay a buck a bar for Clif bars (my daily breakfast). but, i'm going to try to find time to make these. if i add something really yummy, i'll be sure to come back and tell you all about it.
I am impressed. I'm with everyone else on this one, I will definitely give this a try. Thanks!
I saved this recipe to try - thanks for sharing! I've made them before, but the recipe was crumbly, so I'm looking for one that holds up better.
great! I'm going to try this!
OK, so I tried this yesterday morning. The flavor was great, but they definatly were not bars...How do I get them to stay in bar form? Bake them longer?
I would try baking longer, yes. Also, you might try a baking pan, so you're spreading them out thinner.
That's the tough part about recipes - we all have different ovens, different pans, etc. Try it til you get it!
I do pop my whole pan in the fridge for a bit, once they've cooled slightly. Mainly because we keep trying to eat them when they're warm and goopy! ha!
My kids take granola bars as their snack to school (a 2 day a week school for homeschoolers) twice a week. I was buying Cascadian Farms organic which was running me around $3.50+ per box. I made your recipe this week for the kids to "try them out" and see if they would like them. OH BOY DID THEY!! I'm so excited about this wonderful recipe for many reasons: 1.this recipe doesn't have peanut butter (my kids don't like it...I know call them crazy) 2.they are A LOT cheaper 3.they are healther and at least I know what is in them 4.I get more for my money. I buy my oats and honey in bulk and my chocolate chips I get when they are on sale.
Thank you so very much for posting this recipe. They will now have a homemade granola bar (or square the way I cut them) that is good for them!


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Photo submitted lending a hand Takumi Kudo (left, pictured with best friend Aki Okada) was on hand to make lunch for Samurai staff that volunteered their time for a record-breaking busy day, to help raise money for his wife Miki Kudo, seriously injured in a February car accident.
Whistler has done it again, opening its wallets and its hearts for long-term residents Miki and Takumi Kudo.
In one day, the community raised close to $60,000 to help the couple in the wake of Miki's life-changing car accident. She remains in intensive care in Vancouver more than two months after her accident.
In the meantime, their employers and their friends rallied to help them. Both work at Samurai Sushi and Takumi also works at Roland's Pub.
On Monday, April 6, Samurai Sushi donated all sales, wages and tips to the couple. This was followed by an evening event at Roland's Creekside Pub.
"Whistler was awesome," said Ru Mehta, owner of Samurai Sushi where Miki Kudo has worked for nine years. "I knew they would come through. It's always the same here... People were coming in and buying a $10 special and leaving a $20, or $50, or buying more raffle tickets. That just kept going all day long."
Mike Roland called the fundraiser efforts a "huge success" going far beyond what they had hoped to raise.
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"It was a lot to ask of the staff to come in and do that," he said.
When he was taking a cab home later that night and tried to tip, the driver gave back the $10 for the fund.
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Beth joined Sheerwater Glass about three years ago when she left her career in teaching after having her two children. She needed a job that was going to be more flexible working around her busy family life, but also jumped at the opportunity to be able to support the family business. For the first couple of years, Beth worked from home, leading the marketing team. When her youngest son started school last September, Beth joined rest of the team in the office and now plays a far more active role.
How would you describe a typical day at work?
I love my job because my days vary from day to day. I never get bored! Half of my week I’m speaking with customers on the phones and helping to manage the accounts. The other half, I am out visiting customers, taking photos, writing articles and managing the website and social media.
What do you enjoy most about working at Sheerwater Glass?
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I need to be organised and manage my own time efficiently. It’s important that I’m polite and communicate well with all of our clients.
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The Sharks lost their first game of 2019 on Wednesday.
GLENDALE, Ariz. — The streak ends with a letdown in the desert.
The Arizona Coyotes played the role of spoilers Wednesday night, snapping the Sharks seven-game winning streak with a 6-3 win on home ice. The Coyotes took advantage of a Sharks group that was playing the second game of a back-to-back after an emotional win over the Pittsburgh Penguins and a flight out to Arizona.
The Sharks probably deserve a get-out-of-jail-free card for this one. They were due for a loss after opening the month of January with a 7-0 record following a loss in Calgary on New Year’s Eve. But it cost the Sharks a chance to pull even with the Calgary Flames for first place in the Pacific Division as they lost in overtime to the Buffalo Sabres.
The Coyotes jumped out to an early lead, scoring a pair of goals on their first three shots. Lawson Crouse opened the scoring at 2:31 of the first with a shot that goalie Aaron Dell would surely like another crack at. Dell got the webbing of his glove on Crouse’s 45-foot shot, but it popped up and into the net.
Richard Panik added to the lead just 2:08 later, scoring the Coyotes 12th shorthanded goal of the season by converting a breakaway chance after Brent Burns turned the puck over in the offensive zone.
Kevin Labanc cut the lead to 2-1 at 6:53 of the opening frame, scoring his first goal in 15 games. Labanc got redemption for a neutral zone turnover the led to the Coyotes first goal by firing in the rebound of a Brenden Dillon shot from the slot.
The Coyotes went back at it in the second, scoring two more goals in the frame’s first eight minutes. Christian Fischer made it 3-1 at 5:05 by banking the puck in off Erik Karlsson’s right skate. Oliver Ekman-Larsson added to the lead less than three minutes later, scoring from 51 feet out as Fischer blocked Dell’s eyes with a screen in front. Dell stopped 24 of the 28 shots he faced in the contest.
Evander Kane made it 4-2 in the middle of the period, scoring from the high slot off a pass from Labanc, who recorded his first multi-point game since Dec. 16. The goal gives Kane 22 points in his last 20 games. Logan Couture added a power play goal at 15:08 of the third. Erik Karlsson earned the primary assist and Labanc picked up his third point of the night.
Alex Galchenyuk and Josh Archibald iced the game in the last two minutes by scoring a pair of empty-net goals.
The Sharks will return to action Saturday, taking on the Tampa Bay Lightning in the second game of a four-game road trip.