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Every cooking adept has it’s own book shelf as a source of inspiration. If you’re one of them you might be constantly looking for more interesting books and probably ended up here to take a look at what’s on my shelf. Well here we go. Some of the books have a review over here on the blog. If so you’ll find a link guiding you to the right location. Some books don’t have a review (yet) but feel free to ask if you want to know more about it! I’ll be happy to share my opinion. The list is sorted alphabeticly by writer and comes with a bol.com link where you can easily click and buy the book. This way you’re supporting this blog since I get a small amount on each sold item used to keep this blog running.
Since my bookshelf is growing big I divided my shelf in two lists. Over here you can find my list of BBQ Books and over here, there’s a list of our non-bbq cookbooks. The second list is one shared by me and my wife. Besides books by some renowned chefs it also contains a bunch healthy food books. I often stumble through them to get some inspiration on new healthy food I could do. Maybe you might like the healthy food too?


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This, the most elaborate needle-point lace which has ever been produced in France, was first made in about 1665. Royal edicts, forbidding the wearing of Spanish and Italian laces, having been ineffectual in inducing the nobles of Louis XIV.'s extravagant court to wear the inferior laces produced by France, the king's ministers determined to improve the French laces, and thus keep in the country the enormous sums spent on Italian and Flemish ruffles.
The Venetian instructors who were appointed found intelligent pupils in the French lace-makers, who had been accustomed to make twisted and plaited thread laces; and to imitate the old Point Coupe of Italy, and when their prejudice was overcome, they became expert makers of the new fabric. It was difficult, however, to teach the lace-makers of Alencon to exactly imitate the Venetian stitches ; although until 1678 Alencon point strongly resembled Spanish and Venetian points, and is called Point de France, the designs and stitches being the same, and the ground in each case consisting of brides or connecting bars, either plain or ornamented : after that date a change is apparent in the lace made at Alencon, and it acquires characteristics of its own, and has its distinctive title.
Point d'Alencon was called a "winter" lace, on account of its being of a thick and firm make. This firmness is due to the cordonnet, and to this we owe the excellent preservation in which the lace is usually found, being far superior in this particular to Brussels point. The cordonnet in Alencon lace made in France is padded with horsehair ; occasionally specimens are found which have had the padding withdrawn, doubtless because of its tendency to shrink and draw up when washed. In Alencon lace, or Argentella, as it is called when made in Italy, the cordonnet is flat.
It was during the reigns of Louis XIV. and Louis XV. that Alencon was at the height of its glory. The most extravagant prices were paid for the lace ; not only were articles of clothing trimmed with it, but the beautiful fabric was used as bed furniture, valances, trimmings for bath covers, and bed spreads. Altars in the churches were hung with it, surplices of the priests trimmed with it, and the king gave away to his court favourites cravats, ruffles, and complete robes. Before the Revolution in 1794, and before the revocation of the Edict of Nantes, when France lost many of her most skilled workers, the annual value of the manufacture was estimated to be 12,000,000 livres. Work-people earned at this time 3 sous and upwards per day.
During the Revolution the Alencon lace factory became almost extinct, and many of the workers were killed on account of their connection with the hated aristocracy, as caterers to the luxury of the age. Others fled from the country so that it was with difficulty that sufficient workers could be found to carry out the lavish orders of Napoleon I., for the emperor saw prosperity to France in the revival of the lace industry. One of his gifts to Marie Louise was bed furniture of rich lace ; tester, coverlet, pillow cases and edgings for sheets were all made of the finest Alencons, the Royal arms on elaborate escutcheons being worked on a ground of Vrai or needle-point reseau, powdered over with bees, the Napoleonic cypher.
The Alencon lace factory fell with the empire. Many of the old workers died, and no young ones were trained to take their places. The Duchesse d'Angouleme tried to revive the industry, but her own handsome orders and those of her personal friends alone could not coax it back to prosperity. In 1830 there were only two or three hundred lace-workers employed.
Ten years iater the old women were gathered together and another effort was made. At the Exhibition of 1851 a few specimens were shown, and in 1856 large orders were given for the layette of the Prince Imperial. The coverlet of his little bed was of Alencon lace. The christening robe, mantle and head dress, and the three baskets were all trimmed with the beautiful point. Twelve dozen embroidered frocks were profusely trimmed with the lace, as were also the nurses' aprons.
In 1859 the most costly work ever executed at Alencon was exhibited. This was a dress valued at 200,000 francs, which was purchased by the Emperor Napoleon III. for the Empress.
It is helpful in judging Alencon point to know something of the dates of certain patterns, none of which are as fine as those used for Argentan point.
Like the designs of laces made at other factories, Alencon patterns will be found to correspond with the style of decoration in the houses and furniture of each successive period. For some time after the death of Colbert, the designs were chiefly flowing and undulating, showing that Venetian influence was not yet entirely shaken off. It is at this period that small figures and heads are sometimes introduced into the pattern. The eighteenth century patterns show garlands, while escutcheons or lozenges of finer ground appear just as the painted medallions of Boucher were inserted in the panels of the salons of the time.
Then, when in furniture the ornate legs of tables and chairs gave place to stiffer and more upright designs, the lace patterns became more rigid and angular. In Louis XVI.'s reign the reseau or ground was sewn over with spots, tears, sprigs or insects, and a narrow pattern used as border. The seme's or powderings continued during the Empire period, and they are still occasionally used in conjunction with designs from real flowers now in vogue. At present the finest modern Alencon Point is made at Bayeux, and at the Royal lace factory at Burano, near Venice. It was of Alencon lace that the beautiful wedding veil of Princess Helene of France, who in 1895 married the Due d'Aosta, was made. On the groundwork, which was the Vrai reseau or net made with the needle-point, was a floral design. Medallions in the centre enclosed the armorial bearings of the bridegroom surmounted by the Cross of Savoy, the Fleur de Lys, and the arms of France. This veil was of an unusually large size, being no less than fourteen feet long.
Modern Alencon lace ranks as fifth in value compared with other laces. It was so placed by the Commissioners at the Great Exhibition in 1851, Brussels, Mechlin, Valenciennes, and Lille taking rank above it.

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Having six kiddos is a blast. But it’s also challenging. One of the challenging aspects is keeping track and organizing everyone’s stuff: shoes, socks, multiple pairs of underwear (I’m always getting “Mom! These aren’t mine! These are ____!” Somehow they always seem to know.) A tough one for us personally is toothbrushes.
Since we began our new and exciting journey with Carrie Ibbetson and her Oral Health Coaching program, each of the kids now have multiple toothbrushes and tools for different purposes that they rotate through. I dutifully wrote names on each brush handle BUT still needed to be sure everyone kept their tools separate to avoid cross contamination. Bleh.
This presented a new challenge though because our bathroom is so small. You know some of those old-style bathrooms where the architect was like, “this room shall serve as few purposes as possible. It shall have a toilet. A sink. And a small bathtub.” Pretty scrunched. At least it encourages shorter bathroom trips, LOL.
Steel worm gear clamps – like 11″-12″. These were available at a local hardware store for just over a buck a piece.
Copper pipe strap with nails – I found a package of like 10 for about $3 at the hardware store. I had the gear clamps with me so I just held them up to choose the size I wanted.
I chose to paint my board. Probably could have painted twice but I get bored with painting quickly.
After it dried, I measured the length and divided it by the number of jars I wanted penciling in my marks.
I nailed in the copper pipe straps. In hindsight, short screws would have been better but I just bent the ends of my nails down in the back. Note: make sure to hold up the jar to where you think it will hang; I almost mounted my clamps too low and my jars would have hung below the board.
Then I screwed the board into the wall where I wanted it.
Next, I inserted the worm gear clamps, adjusting to the size of my jar and tightening.
Finally, I placed the jars into their rings and, voila!
What are some great ways you save on space in your bathroom?

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← I think Halloween socks! Booo-hoo!
When I came out of bed I noticed the grey outside the windows. It was embedding everything with its soft touch and made the world into a watercolour scene where the water is still dripping and making everything blurry.
I put on a pair of plastic clogs and went outside. It was chilly and the grass said wosh-wosh as it broke under my weight. It was frosted after a cold night?s breath. Now white of stars where a month ago it was only sprinkled with dew, the grass broke as I walked on it. Though I didn?t notice the frost at first because I was looking up. I was looking towards the black tree shadows and the invisible sky.
F(r)og by the pound too.
I love early mornings as the light is always so special and everything looks crisper and newly awakened. I wish I could experience it every day, but unfortunately I?m not a morning person. But maybe that is why I cherish these lonely morning experiences, because I catch them so seldom?
Smilla did follow me outside but was disappointed in the frozen cold world she did not recognize. She hurried back inside as I put the lens to my eye and saw the world in yet another way, through my camera lens. I was fully awake in that moment, my hands already cold from the morning air. My breath a tiny cloud going out from my mouth into the world. I walked around, and I saw things. Things I thought were full of meaning and value.
I was only outside for 15 minutes, but it was precious to me. When I came back inside I had collected much more than the photos I went out to snap.
I gave Smilla her breakfast on the floor, then poured black coffee in a big mug for me. I wish I could say I sipped it mindfully and sat to meditate for an hour after breakfast, but I can?t. I went about my day as I usually do and that was it. My dose of beauty and mindfulness that day was over.
Another split one I did, adding it to the pool Dyptichs.
Sugar rose? No it’s the frosting! It’s summer and winter in the same photo.
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Your photos are lovely! I’ve never seen cold weather portrayed so beautifully. I love the frosted flowers.
I just heard something about that book. I will have to check it out. Lovely photography.
Hanna… Lovely series of fotos, you’ve captured the unique mood of the day. Happy Halloween and enjoy the beginnings of winter. It’s lovely to see especially with the warm summery day we are enjoying in Texas.
You continue to take more beautiful photos. You know what to focus on and how to frame it. Magical.
wow beautiful photos. i really like the rose and it does represent summer and winter in one!
Early morning are just the best, so calm and fresh.
Dimjuset ?r helt fantastiskt om man kan f?nga det s? bra som du g?r. Det ?r lite klurigt, brukar bli m?rkt eller se ut som sn?ov?der.
Your photos are always stunning. I love the rose so much. I love every photo. I really couldn’t pick a favorite. We get lots of fog here in the MidSouth, USA. Sometimes it’s so thick you can barely see in front of you, especially the valleys. I love to meditate. I try to meditate every night. Did you know journaling is a form of meditation? I find when I meditate deeply my day seems slower & I take everything in more. All the small things that add up to the treasures you hold in your heart dearly.
Oh Hanna, how beautiful! Both your photographs and your words.
I agree with DeeAnn that journaling can definately be a form of meditation! I think pretty much anything that brings you into conscious-unconsciousness can be considered meditiation. I do yoga as meditation. My mind won’t shut up for a second so the movements of the yoga poses keep me in the “now” because I’m concentrating on doing them.
My favorite photograph is of the Maple (?) leaf…that is so gorgeous. It looks like it’s glittered with tiny pieces of glass.
Thank you Hanna, again, for sharing your art and thoughts with us!
I enjoy misty days like the one you captured on your camera. Wonderful pics.
Oh my goodness! Those are beautiful photos that captured your morning. I LOVE the red leaf against the green.
for me meditating is trying to still my thoughts so that I can just “be” but I understand how journaling is a kind of meditation too, yes. Anything that “empties” the mind, like walking, meditating or zooming out before sleeping, is good for you. Thanks for the reminder!
Jag har boken, men har ?nnu inte l?st den. Nu fick jag s?dan lust att g?ra det. Tack!
Love your photos! Absolutely breathtaking.
Lovely photos…. I read Wherever You Go There You Are several years ago and loved it. It’s in my pile of books that I sometimes pick up and reread sections of every once in awhile now.

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The cairn on top of Anderson Hill is my favourite of all of the Oak Bay cairns about Songhees history. It feels more part of the natural landscape than any of the others as it is well within Anderson Hill Park, you have to walk up hill and across rocks and dirt to get to it and it has a stunning view of the Straits of Juan de Fuca, Olympic Mountains and Trial Island. If you are going to visit only one of these cairns, and are able to walk on a slightly rough trail, then this is the one. The entrance to the park is off Island Road, which joins with Newport Avenue near to Beach Drive not far east of the Kitty Islet cairn. If you have limited mobility I would recommend the King George Terrace lookout cairn as it is next to a parking area and has a good view as well.
The cairn does not give any Songhees place names for the hill, or surroundings. Nearby cairns include several names for the landscape in this view, including Tlikwaynung (Trial Island), the Sahsima transformer stone location (Harling Point), Chikawich (village site in McNeill Bay) and Kitty Islet (only visible from some parts of the park).
The image above shows Tlikwaynung and the Olympic Mountains in the distance.
Anderson Hill provides excellent views of the surrounding waters, and was likely used as a lookout by the indigenous people living in the area. People once sat here making stone tools, perhaps while watching for approaching enemies during warfare, or locating groups of sea mammals needed for food. Bulbs of blue camas, valued for food and trade, were gathered in nearby lowlands.
This panorama is looking at McNeill Bay and Chikawich with the location of Sahsima on Harling Point to centre left.
In earlier posts I bemoaned the lack of information about these cairns. I had the idea to check out Anderson Hill as a likely spot and wondered if it would be worthwhile to explore the ends of streets that lead to the waterfront near the Yacht Club because that area was mentioned in the Cattle Point sign. Before I went exploring I accidently found a second article (now for sale only) in the Oak Bay News which mentions the three cairns I had not yet discovered. At the time of writing in October 2010 most of these cairns had been built with the sixth, Anderson Hill, recently finished and seven planned. The seventh and last cairn Sahsima (harpoon rock) was constructed and finished September 17, 2011. I first saw it that day with a dated sticky note warning of wet concrete; a sighting that launched me into this search for other cairns.
So, with Sunday’s post about Loon Bay and yesterday’s describing Bowker Creek, I will have finished this project to document the Songhees history cairns and their information. Perhaps there is another sign more like the one at Cattle Point that I will find out about and document in this series. Indeed there used to be a similar sign on the outside of the change room at Willows Beach Park with details about the archaeological site. It was put up about 1990 but the last time I viewed it a few years ago it was very faded and tagged with graffiti. It must have been removed about then and unfortunately was not replaced.
Over the course of this project my feelings about the local government’s acknowledgement of Songhees history have warmed a bit – these cairns are an enduring testimony to the Songhees and their use of the land. They tend to be well placed and will attract many views over the years. Mostly, I saw people walk past them without looking. Many will have read them on some earlier visit and some will just be suffering from cairn fatigue, as I came to (do you have any idea how many cairns there are in Oak Bay? Does anybody? I would say more than a hundred, possibly two hundred, some small, some big like the one visible on the highest point of Gonazales Hill in the background of the above photo).
While photographing the Anderson Hill cairn on Saturday 10 or 20 people came by and the well worn paths indicate heavy use of the park (perhaps too heavy for this fragile ecosystem). A mother read out parts of the inscription to her young children and discussed its meaning, with giggles about a statement of the obvious (“likely a lookout”) and interest in the idea of making stone tools up here. And, an elderly but wide ranging hiker came by and we chatted about the fantastic view and our experiences hiking in the Olympic Mountains. He finds the cairn perfectly placed to hold onto while completing excercises necessary to keep “hip replacements and similar operations” at bay. A different kind of cairn fatigue, and I am sure one not anticipated by the people (who are you?) that designed these monuments and chose their locations.
While I am impressed by these cairns and the effort that surely went into them, I remain dismayed by the lack of information about them. The hard to find articles in the Oak Bay News did not come up on any intuitive internet search phrases. I would expect the municipality to be promoting these cairns on their web site as part of an Oak Bay heritage walking or biking route when in fact there is virtually no information on their website. Hopefully this will change.
As with my other posts about the Songhees cairns, this one is listed in the first post I made, and its information is updated on the map.
I hope the situation has changed by now, Mr E.
Thank you Kate – it has changed a bit, there is a bit more info out there. Currently a class project is underway at a local school to make a web site about these places, though it might not be published. It will however use my images which makes me happy.
That is wonderful. It would make me happy too.
Thanks for this comment – somehow I missed it when you first left it oh so long ago!

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In addition to accomplishing our mission of revealing how the palm oil industry has improved many people’s lives, my own experience of putting together our Extraordinary Everyday campaign was revealing for me personally. It changed my perception of the industry I have worked in for the past two years. I initially thought the palm oil sector was a commercially-driven, business-first industry. But actually there is a lot more to it than that. I now know it has many good things to offer, that it is capable of uplifting the lives of rural communities. My meeting with Siti, a teacher at Ketapang school, also reminded me personally that even when we have no luxuries, being grateful for the things we do have is the real happiness.
That was what Siti Musyaropah said in our casual chat during a break time while filming for the Extraordinary Everyday video series. To me those words sounded so intriguing. I’m a career woman who is used to living the modern city life. I was surprised by the idea that she and her family could lead a happy life in such a very simple way.
Siti spends her free time with her husband and son.
Siti lives with her husband and son in a small house specifically built for our employees, which is surrounded by oil palm plantation estates, far from the city. There are rows of oil palm trees as far as the eye can see, and the wet soil all around can discourage anyone from leaving the house when it rains. She is fulfilled and content as she is able to do what she loves – teach – and spends time with her husband and son. This simple way of living makes her happy.
Living in a place with limited access to internet, telephone, and public facilities does not prevent Siti from enjoying herself and the life choices she has made. I still remember my struggle to just get 4G network for accessing social media (my job) and contacting my loved ones. “Miss Monica, try to stand under the tree in front of my house. The signal is usually good there,” said Siti with a smile never escaping her face. All the conveniences I am used to living in Jakarta, and take for granted, became the things I should be grateful for.
This gentle and humble young lady was born in Semarang and teaches at the Eka Tjipta Kayung Elementary School in Golden Agri-Resources (GAR)’s Kayung Estate. Her calling led her to serve in the advancement of children’s education right at the heart of the Ketapang regency, Central Kalimantan province.
Siti is a highly motivated teacher, and is especially passionate about poetry and speech lessons.
Despite living in a remote area Siti enjoys her life to the fullest. She teaches children of our employees and surrounding communities, important book subjects such as Mathematics and Science to improve their knowledge, and also non-classroom subjects such as environmental conservation, which is especially important because of the habit of local to clear land by burning remains deeply rooted. Learning why clearing land with fire is bad from a young age will allow these children to have a better understanding of the hazards of fire, and its impact on human health and the environment.
I was in awe when I felt the energy and enthusiasm from students of the Eka Tjipta Kayung Elementary School. Their good manners also left a distinct impression, in how they showed respect and courtesy to the teachers and all of us through smiles, shaking of hands and greetings – a typical sign of courtesy in this country.
As one of the country’s biggest most important industries, palm oil in Indonesia employs more than 16 million people, including Siti. In GAR, she is one of 2,050 teachers who help children understand the importance of education in achieving their dreams in the future. Our company is committed to improving social and community well-being, and Siti’s work is a great example of how sustainable and responsible palm oil production contributes to UN Sustainable Development Goal 4 – quality education. To date, GAR has established more than 230 schools and provided more than 35,000 students with education and free school bus facilities to help children get to school.
Eka Tjipta Kayung Elementary School students at Tajok Kayung Estate, Ketapang, West Kalimantan Province.
A photo taken with Siti and her husband on the last day of filming for the Extraordinary Everyday video series of the scenes in their daily activities. Taken in front of Siti’s house on the Kayung Estate, Ketapang Regency, West Kalimantan Province.
Have you watched the full story of Siti Musyaropah? Why did she leave her hometown to work in a remote area? Find the answer here.
The Extraordinary Everyday video series highlights three stories of those who work behind the industry. They are Punjung Renjani, a food technology expert who contributes to presenting healthy and nutritious oil palm products; Siti Musyaropah, making her contribution in the field of education as an elementary teacher in our oil palm plantation; and Yatimin, a company-assisted organic farmer who is capable of supporting his families and has now abandoned agricultural methods that are not environmentally friendly.

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According to The Hollywood Reporter, Rosario Dawson has joined the cast of Unforgettable, an upcoming thriller co-starring Katherine Heigl. Dawson and Heigl will play the current and former wives of some guy, and Heigl will reportedly torment her ex-husband and his new family. The film is being written by Christina Hodson (of that Tobey Maguire “female-centric” sci-fi film) and David Leslie Johnson, who’s writing the new Dungeons & Dragons movie.
We haven’t forgotten that Kerry Washington and Kate Hudson were originally announced as the fighting ladies in the movie, but there’s no word on why the leads were recast. Following her appearance in Top Five, Dawson has kept busy with Daredevil and has already signed on for season two. Heigl’s also been up to stuff since State Of Affairs was canceled—she recently returned to her rom-com roots while trying to marry Alexis Bledel in Jenny’s Wedding.

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SANFORD, Fla. – Orlando City Soccer Club’s Adrian Heath awoke this morning to the start of his 37th preseason as both a player and coach as his expansion Lions opened camp for their inaugural Major League Soccer campaign.
With plenty of work to get down during a crucial acclimation process for close to 30 players who are coming together for the first time, Heath is taking an optimistic approach toward the uncertainly that hangs over the start of the MLS season.
While the excitement surrounding the club has been rampant throughout Central Florida, there’s fear that a delay to the start of the 2015 season is a real possibility.
Florida’s high school football season came to an end this past weekend. While the remaining handful of teams were prepping for championship matchups at the Florida Citrus Bowl, plenty of other kids were playing in their final prep game as part of local all-star teams.
I shot video of both the Central Florida All-Star Game and Orange County Senior Bowl last week for the Orlando Sentinel. View the results at the links below.
The West broke a five-year losing streak in the 16th Central Florida All-Star Game at Lake Brantley High School on Thursday, winning 28-17. (Orlando) East River High School’s Tanner Hearn and (Orlando) Boone High School’s Logan Smith each threw for two touchdowns. Smith’s high school teammate Adam Anderson caught two TDs in the first half and was named West Player of the Game.
In the 21st edition of the Orange County Senior Bowl on Wednesday at West Orange High School in Winter Garden, Gunner Ballant threw for two scores on his home field and (Apopka) Wekiva High School’s Jarvis Scott scored twice to help the West beat the East 36-20.
The Orlando City Soccer Club and its supporters continue to ride the momentum of minor league championships toward Major League Soccer, right into the heart of one of the poorest neighborhoods in town.
On Thursday thousands of fans gathered in downtown Orlando and marched down Church Street to the site of the new soccer-specific stadium in Parramore for a ceremonial groundbreaking. The club pulled out every bell and whistle to ensure the occasion went off in a larger-than-life manner, and it worked with what appeared to be ease.
Orlando City is slated to open its new stadium in 2016. They’ll open their first season in MLS at the Florida Citrus Bowl in March 2015.
James Spady coached under Rod Broadway at Grambling State from 2007-09. On Sunday they were on opposite sidelines as Spady opened the season for the first time as a head coach against his mentor in the MEAC/SWAC Challenge in Orlando.
But Spady soon found out that he’s not at Grambling anymore.
Broadway and the MEAC’s North Carolina A&T Aggies proved to be much more equipped for the challenge as they throttled Spady’s Alabama A&M Bulldogs 47-13 in the 10th edition of the game at Bright House Networks Stadium.
Kwashaun Quick and Tarik Cohen led A&T by combining for four touchdowns in the first half. The Aggies defense recorded three sacks and recovered two fumbles in the win.

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Bethenny, 48, and Luann, 53, were showing off their bikini bodies in Miami.
Bethenny Frankel and her Real Housewives of New York City co-star Luann de Lesseps were both spotted sporting two pretty skimpy bikinis this week while filming scenes for the Bravo reality show in the Sunshine State. Daily Mail reports that the twosome proudly showed off their bikini bodies at the beach in new candid paparazzi photos during a cast trip to Miami.
Photos shared by the site showed 48-year-old Bethenny flaunting her amazing body in a white floral two-piece, which included a halter top and matching skimpy bottoms.
Frankel accessorized her bikini look by wearing dark sunglasses with silver frames and also opted to shield herself from the intense Florida sun with a white sunhat. The reality star and former talk show host was also rocking a number of bangles and a watch on her left hand with a pair of dangly earrings in each ear while walking in sky-high white wedges.
As for Luann, she was showing off even more skin than her RHONY co-star in a strapless blue bikini.
Wearing two gold chains around her neck, 53-year-old de Lesseps flaunted her amazing bikini body, including her flat stomach, in the skimpy two-piece as she walked on the sand.
But the duo certainly wasn’t alone as they headed to Florida this week, as paparazzi also spotted the cast mates with Sonja Morgan, Dorinda Medley, Tinsley Mortimer, and Ramona Singer.
Bethenny was photographed walking with Ramona, who was rocking a white bathing suit but opted to cover up a little more than her co-stars by sporting a sheer white cover-up over her swimwear as they seemingly filmed scenes for Season 11.
As the Inquisitr previously reported, Ramona appeared to be teasing their Miami trip last week after she shared a photo of herself in a plunging red swimsuit with a white sarong wrapped around her waist.
She didn’t reveal at the time just where she was jetting off to, though the 62-year-old Real Housewives of New York City star did tell fans on her Instagram account that she was doing some packing for an upcoming trip to somewhere warm and sunny.
But it’s not just Ramona who was posing in her swimwear before the cast’s latest trip.
The Inquisitr shared that Bethenny’s been flaunting her bikini body on social media on a number of occasions over the past few months.
Shortly before celebrating her 48th birthday in November, Frankel was back in Florida – this time without her fellow RHONY stars – and posing in a bikini. She took to Instagram to share a snap of herself rocking a black bikini as she enjoyed some downtime at the beach.


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Despite increased security, people - such as this family in Minawao camp in Cameroon still face tough conditions in the countries hosting Nigerian refugees in the Lake Chad Basin. The main daily challenges include insufficient protection, durable shelter and lack of food, health care, malnutrition, education and livelihoods.
UN High Commissioner for Refugees Filippo Grandi today in Cameroon launched a multi-million dollar inter-agency appeal to help almost half-a-million people in Niger, Chad and Cameroon affected by the Boko Haram insurgency, including more than 183,000 Nigerian refugees.
The 36 partners (UN agencies and NGOs) of the 2017 Nigeria Regional Refugee Response Plan (RRRP) are asking for US$241 million for next year to help some 460,000 people – Nigerian refugees, internally displaced people and host community members in the three countries. More than half (US$154.29 million) is required for Niger, with the response in Cameroon requiring $67.25 million and US$19.61 million for operations in Chad.
The appeal for next year is a US$43 million increase over that of 2016, which is only 43 per cent funded. With today’s launch of the appeal, UNHCR and the other agencies making the appeal are urging donors to respond with greater generosity to help people in urgent need of help.
“This is one of Africa’s largest displacement crises and the world cannot afford to brush it under the carpet,” said Grandi before launching the Nigeria RRRP at a ceremony in Yaounde. “The suffering and desperate conditions in the Lake Chad region are among the harshest I have seen. Refugees, returnees and host communities who have survived violence and trauma by the Boko Haram insurgency urgently need help,” added Grandi, who this week has visited refugees and internally displaced people in Niger, Chad and Cameroon and plans to visit Nigeria in the coming days.
Despite increased security, people still face tough conditions and insecurity in all three host countries. The main daily challenges include insufficient protection, durable shelter and lack of food, health care, malnutrition, education and livelihoods. Environmental damage is also a concern and the need for water, sanitation and hygiene.
With the situation unpredictable and no immediate prospects of a resolution or significant return, stepped-up funding support from the international community is vital. Humanitarian needs must be urgently addressed and UNHCR and partners need the funding to build on progress made in 2016.
In addition to this, it is critical that the international community immediately invest in development programmes for both refugees and host communities. During his field visits, the High Commissioner witnessed innovative development oriented activities that benefit both displaced people and host communities, including gas distribution projects in Diffa, Niger, and boats for fishing communities in Baga Sola, Chad.
The High Commissioner committed to advocate with development agencies and donor countries to invest in programmes in the Lake Chad basin so that this crisis can be tackled with creativity and innovation.
After another year of continued conflict, displacement and suffering in an area of extreme poverty, harsh climatic conditions, disrupted economic activity, and limited or destroyed infrastructure, the need for continued protection and assistance is more compelling than ever before. Humanitarian aid agencies must be resourced to work with governments to reach more people in need, and development money must be urgently invested to take advantage of the new opportunities to provide services and improve lives.
Aid groups are also, in a separate appeal, seeking over US$1 billion from donors to help some 1.8 million displaced people within Nigeria, up considerably from the amount sought in 2016.


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RAIN, biscuits and old books have emerged among a list of weird and wonderful scents which get us in the mood for love.
Researchers who polled 2,000 UK adults also found fragrances such as bonfires, baked bread and Sunday roasts evoke romantic tendencies.
More traditional aphrodisiac aromas such as flowers, perfume and aftershave featured high on the list too, as did autumnal aromas such as mulled wine, gingerbread and log fires.
Commissioned by Yankee Candle, the research found 42 per cent of us associate our favourite fragrances with romance.
Dr Lynda Shaw, cognitive neuroscientist and psychologist, said: “When we inhale a scent it reaches the olfactory receptor cells at the top of our nose and then travels to the limbic system in our brains, resulting in chemical and physical stimulation.
Other romantic scents to make the list include fresh linen, vanilla and coffee, along with chocolate, cherry and whisky.
Cinnamon, mixed spices and saffron feature too.
The research also found over three quarters of UK adults consider smell to be important in a partner.
Amid this, three in ten single Brits said not liking a date’s perfume or aftershave would be a major turn-off and ten per cent admitted this would also end any chances of a second date.
Thirty-five per cent of women said they find deep, woody fragrances most appealing on a partner and quarter a quarter find ‘fresh’ scents the most attractive.
While 24 per cent of men like ‘fresh’ scents too and 13 per cent prefer sweet scents such as vanilla.
Amid this 29 per cent of the population said autumn makes them feel more romantic than they do during the rest of the year.
While almost a fifth of single men and women are more likely to use a dating app to find a partner during the colder months.
The research also found the perfect autumnal romantic night in would feature a roaring fire, a home-cooked meal, movie – and a bottle of wine.
While our favourite things about the pre-winter months include cuddling up on the sofa, long walks and the changing colour of the leaves.
Having the heating on, watching movies at home and home cooking are also some of our most cherished things as the nights draw in.
Hannah Jenkins, Brand Activation and Channel Marketing Director EMEA Yankee Candle®, said: “Whether it’s the warm and vibrant colours of the leaves or the fruity and earthy scents of the forest, there is certainly something about the autumn season that is magically romantic.
"It is this feeling of love and contentment that Yankee Candle aims to capture in its new Fall in Love collection.


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In all, there are eight parts to this story. The first concerns cultural developments in China in response to the forced opening to the west in the mid-nineteenth century, and the moments that followed, in efforts to reform the Qing dynasty and to define the successive cultural outlooks of the Nationalist and Community regimes. The second is about the architecture, which began with foreign influences and the return of the first generation of overseas-trained Chinese architects. The third concerns four rather distinct architectural orientations towards tradition and modernity, or ti and yong, that occurred primarily during the formative decades of the 1920s and 30s in China, when modernism was first introduced. The fourth is about the controversy over the use of ‘big roofs’ and other sinifying aspects of Chinese architecture, which took place in the 1950s, culminating in the tenth-anniversary projects of the Communist government in 1959. The fifth takes place during the hard economic times of the ‘Great Leap Forward’ and the ‘Cultural Revolution,’ when architecture was almost abandoned, as building became more and more reduced in scope. The sixth deals with the beginning of reform and the opening up to the outside world in the late 1970s and 80s, a period of cultural revival, experimentation and ‘catch-up’ with the Western world that was brought temporarily to a halt in Tianamen Square in 1989. The seventh concerns the present period of the socialist market economy, when China embarked upon freewheeling architectural production, at times in a seemingly indiscriminate manner, before coming to grips with matters of architectural expression more systematically and knowingly. Finally, the eighth segment offers commentary on what appears to have occurred in architecture during the still incomplete process of modernization in China, and a prognosis for the future.
Throughout, the book is well illustrated and accompanied by first-hand accounts of the buildings described, as well as incorporating basic historical narrative, in order to help better situate readers at various important moments along the way. A profile of major modern Chinese architects and educational institutions is also provided, as an appendix, along with an extensive glossary of terms and proper names, in an effort to interpolate between English and Chinese.

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I work on the intersection of politics and economics, with particular attention to the twentieth century ‘market for risk’ and the historical bond between risk and profit. My dissertation mapped the ways the commodification of risk played a key role in shaping contemporary social antagonisms, from environmental degradation to financial fragility. My current book manuscripts, “Who Profits” and “The Price of Risk,” expand this exploration, delving deeper into the origins of profit in the labor theory of value and into twentieth century financial models and regulation. Both, I argue, should be seen not only as technical endeavors but as debates about distributive justice.
I received my PhD from the Political Science Department at UCLA, where I specialized in political theory and in the history of economics. In the past years, I have served as a resident fellow at the Center for the History of Political Economy at Duke University and a postdoctoral fellow in Markets, Ethics, and Law at the Edmond J. Safra Center for Ethics at Tel Aviv University. Since the fall of 2018, I have been a postdoctoral Fellow-in-Residence at the Edmond J. Safra Center for Ethics at Harvard University and a Polonsky Academy Fellow at the Van Leer Jerusalem Institute.

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text: Ht. 40cm. Z4. A selection originally made at Heronswood Nursery. This is a fantastic double raspberry red. Stems and buds emerge from the ground a rich red enhancing the late winter show. From tissue culture so each plant is identical. We cannot ship this plant into the U.S.A.


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Giving all kids the chance to shine.
Friday, July 26, 2019 - 6:00-8:00 p.m.
Many thanks to our wonderful photographers Stacy Moore and Tayler Simpson for capturing the memories! They took HUNDREDS AND HUNDREDS of fantastic photos. Please check them out here and here.
The Plymouth Wildcats Football Program are thrilled to be holding the 6th Annual Sunshine's Skills and Drills Football Clinic for Children with Special Needs on July 26, 2019.
Children with special needs ranging in age from 5-17 are invited to join us at the Plymouth Canton Education Park (P-CEP) Varsity football field for an unforgettable evening of football. Coaches from Plymouth High School’s football program will guide participants through football drills, such as passing, catching and blocking. Each participant will have a high school football player by their side offering assistance, encouragement, and support.
After the drills, participants will run through the huge inflatable Plymouth Wildcats head, break through a paper banner, receive countless cheers and high-fives, and get their very own trophy. The football coaches and players really enjoyed sharing their love of football with the participants and having lots of FUN.
The first football clinic was held in 2014 and was truly a magical and heartwarming community event. If you are not familiar with the story on how Sunshine's Skills and Drills Football Clinic came to be, a 10-year-old football fanatic came up with the idea while working on a school project. His idea became a reality thanks to all the individuals throughout our community who assisted and supported him, including teachers, high school football coaches and players, paraprofessionals, administrators, sponsors, and many volunteers.


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LOS ANGELES - The gang members start their days in the impoverished neighborhoods of South Los Angeles, but their real work begins in some of the city's wealthiest enclaves.
Their day follows a regular routine. Gang leaders meet in the morning on their home turf and select crews of four or five people from a pool of about 100 gang members - male and female - who will do the burglaries that day, Los Angeles Police Detective William Dunn said.

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Layers! Our word of the day! They’re a great way to tackle tough projects!
My first baby was quiet and mostly self-entertaining. All he wanted was to be near me. And I’m lazy. So when I wasn’t doing something out of the house with him, I sat around goofing off a lot. I eventually came up with a basic chore list, because baby = you need clean dishes and laundry sometimes, and I worked through it. It worked for a few years.
My second baby doesn’t let me sit around and goof off. So now that school and jobs have started and I’m his only daytime companion, he provides the final bit of motivation I need to not sit around all day. Still, I have trouble tackling big projects. I’m great at the first 80% of almost any organization or tidying project, which of course only takes about 20% of the time. It’s harder for me to do that last 20%.
So these days I work in layers. I use the UFYH of 20 minutes on/10 minutes off (although sometimes I skip the 10 minutes) and I’ve divided my morning up into rooms to work on. Each room gets 20 minutes a day, up to 3x a week for the heavily used rooms. And since the basic tidying I mastered with Robin generally takes no more than 10 minutes, each time I do 20 minutes of work in a room, I dig a bit further below the surface.
I’m not sure where the journey is going to take me or how long I’ll keep it up. But right now, it’s making a difference. Non-crucial quick little tasks that I’ve procrastinated on for months or years are getting done. Things are getting put away. The exhaust hood over my stove is grime-free for the first time in too long to share. It’s cool.
I’m on the downward slope in writing Wolf Interval. (I have no idea if that title will stick. I like it but justifying it may be too hard.) I’m going to reach the final scene in two weeks, or three, or four. Probably not more than four, although I’ve given myself six. Which is good, because I have to go back through the book and add in a lot of details. I work in layers there, too. It feels like painting a picture, starting with broad swathes of color over the pencil-strokes of outline, then passing through again to add in depth, background, expression and detail. Honestly it’s one of my favorite parts of writing, because it’s one of the few times when I’m absolutely certain I’m improving the work.
Layers! They’re how social change happens, too, you know. It’s why it seems like we keep fighting the same old battles over and over again. Things improve each sweep, but there’s an awful lot of grime to scrub away and sometimes you need time away in order to look at the mess with fresh eyes.
Anyhow, so I gave him one. Then I hid the bag. And I opened my second truffle behind my back. From across the room, he heard the rattle of wrapper and came running. Because I am living in a commercial. What was I supposed to do? I gave him half. And he carefully licked out the filling then offered me the melting shell. Aw. Lindor teaches sharing.

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Download Baby Monitor app for android.
What is Baby Monitor ?
Baby Monitor is top Lifestyle app developed by MVA. It is free to download lifestyle, baby, alarm, watching, monitor application. Latest Baby Monitor version is 2.10 available from Jan 7, 2011. It works like most of the lifestyle applications out there but have a pros of its own. As a quality lifestyle software it packs neat graphics on top of user-friendly interface. Turn your phone into a baby alarm.
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Perimeter Center East is a mixed-use corporate office park north of Atlanta that includes multi-story Class A office buildings as well as hotels and restaurants. To help finish out the office park, the property management team needed a comprehensive wayfinding and identification solution that included exterior and interior signage as well as design services. Based on previous successful partnerships between ASI and design architect for Perimeter Center East, the property management group asked ASI to provide a design-build wayfinding and signage solution.
After surveying the complex and developing a wayfinding plan for the complex, ASI recommended its curved-face modular signage system, Pacific™ as the basis for the signage and identity solution. Because Pacific Interior™ can easily be customized without sacrificing its modular functionality, the client agreed that it was the right solution.
The customized Pacific Interior™ signage solution features a perforated decorative graphic panel and brushed aluminum dimensional lettering and graphics on each sign. The interior solution includes directional and directory signs, ADA-Ready™ regulatory and room ID signs and tenant ID signs.
signage solution comprised of curved-face monoliths and monuments as well as brushed aluminum reversed channel letters. The customized monoliths and monuments integrate the same perforated decorative design feature as the interior signage and ASI integrated forest green painted accents on the sides of the curved solution. In addition, ASI also provided vehicular signage and post and panel wayfinding signage to help guide visitors after they exit their vehicles.


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A taller, slightly larger version of TY780 Toddler Table and ideal for use with our Toddler Chairs (GH750 and GH751).
Manufactured from 15mm maple effect, vinyl faced MDF with rounded polished bullnose edges for safety. Simple self assembly required, easy to follow instructions are included. Size: W100 x D65 x H30cm. Standard delivery times may not apply to this product. Please contact Customer Care if you require further information.


text: Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland is the world’s first surrealist book – even before the term was invented! The author of this dream-like fantasy, full of puns and ironic comments on adult life, was Lewis Carroll, who devised the story for three young girls during a boat trip on the river Isis in Oxford. Since its publication, Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland has been a firm favourite with children of all ages, and adults too can find deeper layers of meaning beneath the madcap escapades of Alice and her outlandish army of comic characters.


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A dynamic exhibition centered on artists using needle and thread in contemporary techniques, narratives, and conceptual practices. The featured artists include: Bianca Alvarez, Linda Arredondo, Sara Barnes, Sarah Castillo, Martha Elena Flores, Sarah Fox, Abby Hinojosa, Sol Kesseler, Justin Korver, Michael Martinez, Nicole Tovar and Jose Villalobos.
Courtney, James. “Contemporary Art Month 2018 Celebrates San Antonio Art, Nods to the Tricentennial” San Antonio Current, February 27, 2018.
Courtney, James. “Contemporary Group Show Tells Narratives with Just Needle and Thread,” San Antonio Current, March 7, 2018.
Frank, Nicholas. “Contemporary Art Flows Through San Antonio in March” Rivard Report, March 9, 2018.
Wellinghoff, Jasmina. “Thread A Small But Unique Exhibit,” San Antonio Arts, March 23, 2018.
Alvarez, Alexandra. “Coates’s Quilt of Intersectionality,” After Glow, March 25, 2018.
Suescum, Victoria. “Review of the exhibition Thread,” After Glow, March 28, 2018.


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Dr. S. Larry Schlesinger, a board certified plastic surgeon in Honolulu Hawaii demo’s the off label use of Juvederm Voluma for the lips. S. Larry Schlesinger, MD, FACS explains what off label means and why he likes using Voluma for his patients.
Her lips are kind of thin. And so we tried another product and it did, unfortunately, nothing. So today we’re going to try Voluma.
Voluma is the same thing as Juvederm, however it’s been cross linked so it’s very homogenized, it fills up very nicely. It’s not at all harsh like some of the other fillers.
Let’s just spread it out a little bit. So this is off label, which means the FDA doesn’t approve it for this yet. Lots of medications are used off label and then once you prove the efficacy then they’re not off label anymore.
S. Larry Schlesinger, MD, FACS: better huh?
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Franziska: Thank you so much!
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has become an unlikely emblem for eastern Oregon's Umatilla Indian Reservation.
It's part of a $45 million, 10-story upgrade of the casino and hotel east of town scheduled for completion in September.
40,000-square-foot tribally owned building east of Pendleton houses a software development company, computer call service and an outsourcing center for executive services. Opened in 2008 and employs about 250.
179-acre industrial area on both sides of Interstate 84 offers 13 light industrial lots on the freeway's south side and 18 on the north side near the Arrowhead Travel Plaza truck stop.
Tribes have invested in the 104-megawatt Rattlesnake Road Wind Farm near Arlington and may help build a natural gas-powered 1,200-megawatt electrical generating plant called Wanapa Energy Center on tribal land near the Columbia River. Yaka Energy LLC, owned by the tribes, is under development to trade energy.
Tribes last year completed $20 million, 90,000-square foot administration building, the Nixyaawii Governance Center, replacing cluster of old modular office buildings.
Umatilla Reservation Housing Authority is embarking on a program designed to help Native Americans build and own homes. Home ownership has been rare on the reservation and housing is in short supply.
Tribes partnered with Da Vita Inc. to construct a 12-bed, 5,800-square-foot dialysis center on the reservation to reduce travel time for the region's dialysis patients.
The growing complex and a handful of other tribal enterprises mark the reservation's growing role as a regional economic engine -- a complete turnaround from what locals call "B.C." (Before Casino).
," said Umatilla County businessman Wesley Grilley, owner of Grilley Management Services in Pendleton. "There is a hell of a lot of action going on out there."
have taken a dramatic leap forward with 1,460 workers, a $35 million payroll and a $190 million operating budget.
That contrasts to B.C., when the reservation's work force was 159 with a $2.5 million payroll and $7.5 million operating budget.
The yearlong, 184,000-square-foot resort expansion is expected to add 116 new jobs, most of them permanent, full-time positions, said tribal spokeswoman Tiah DeGrofft. Wildhorse encompasses an RV park, 18-hole golf course and Tamastslikt Cultural Institute in addition to the casino and hotel.
"They call this the new 'white buffalo' -- gaming," said Wildhorse general manager Al Tovey. The rare white American bison sacred to many Native Americans is a fitting metaphor for the tribes' newfound prosperity.
The B.C. era ended Nov. 5, 1994 -- the day Wildhorse Casino opened off Interstate 84 under the management of Capital Gaming International Inc. of Atlantic City, N.J.
The tribes assumed management after five years, and gaming revenues have played a significant role in the drop in reservation joblessness from 37 percent in 1994 to the current 13 percent, according to tribal figures.
donates 3 percent of casino proceeds to worthy causes, and that amount totaled $628,000 last year, DeGrofft said.
December unemployment in Umatilla County, the last month for which figures are available, was 9.6 percent, compared to 10.6 percent statewide, said state labor economist Dallas Fridley.
One reason may be the multiplier effect of the reservation's payroll, which is spent and respent through the local economy.
. "For years, we never had anything to spend."
The casino's initial success "was a big surprise for a lot of us," said Wildhorse CEO Gary E. George. "Who was going to come to eastern Oregon?"
But within the first month and a half, 25,352 people visited the Wildhorse, which opened in a modest modular building while the larger 40,000-square-foot casino was built nearby. The gaming initially was limited to cards, bingo and slot machines, and the absence of Las Vegas-style gaming, glitz and glitter drew chuckles from some gamblers.
The laughter died when Wildhorse's gaming revenues soared 50 percent above expectations in the first month with almost no tribal advertising. Slot machines alone paid out $488,500 in the first 14 days.
The most recent annual count showed 750,000 patrons last year. Most visitors come from a radius of about 100 miles, many from Yakima and the Tri-Cities, Wash.
The casino's success has been a shot in the arm for merchants in Pendleton, population 21,000.
Parley Pearce , co-owner of the 106-year-old Hamley & Co. saddle shop and western store downtown, vividly recalls a beautiful and flamboyant Las Vegas card player sweeping into his store, flush with winnings from one of Wildhorse's three annual high-stakes poker tournaments.
"She laid down several thousand bucks," Pearce said.
An unexpected upside to Wildhorse's success has been a return of Native Americans to the 273-square-mile reservation. Tribal enrollment now stands at 2,787, up from 1,492 in 1994.
Many live on or around the reservation, which also is home to 300 native people enrolled in other tribes and 1,500 non-Indians, reservation statistics indicate.
who has lived near the reservation all his life.
Wildhorse "provided employment and made it possible for me to move to my mom's reservation and get to know my family on that side," said Ganuelas, the Umatilla Reservation's public and legislative affairs director.
Without Wildhorse, she'd probably be living and working in Seattle or Portland, she said.
View full sizeTorsten Kjellstrand/The Oregonian"I love my job. I like being able to get a check every Monday and take my boys and get them what they need. I'm proud of that," says Chris Marsh (right), with his wife, Tina Shelley, and their son, John, 19. Marsh is a construction worker on the casino expansion project and Shelley works at the casino.
Still, enrollment remains well below the estimated 8,000 Umatilla, Cayuse and Walla Walla tribal members who lived on a 6.4 million-acre Northwest homeland before the European contact.
In the meantime, the casino continues to thrive. It expanded in 2002 and 2005, and the latest renovation will add 202 new rooms to the hotel and 24,000 square feet to the casino.
The new hotel tower is designed to soar above the rolling Blue Mountain foothills where the tribes once grazed thousands of Spanish mustangs on the wild ryegrass.
"You will be able to see forever from the 10th floor," George said. "You can see Mount Hood, Mount Adams and Mount Rainier."
The tribes plan to market Wildhorse further afield than ever before -- to Boise, Spokane, Portland and Seattle, he said.
Wildhorse also is putting on a new "family friendly" image, with a children's arcade, a new indoor-outdoor swimming pool and a four-theater, 775-seat cinema complex under construction. The cinema will include two theaters with 3-D screens.
"Our customers are excited, are employees are excited," Tovey said. "This is the big time for us."


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Today I took my mom grocery shopping. On an empty stomach. Bad decision. Whatever delicious smelling concoction they were making in the bakery department left an everlasting craving for something sweet in me all day. Good thing I was shopping with my mom and not alone. My growling stomach would have led me to load up the cart with all sorts of goodies!
Prepare your baking pans with parchment paper or silicone baking sheets.
Add hot water to cover your 1 cup of raisins to plump them up. Drain any excess water after 5 minutes.
In a large bowl, cream together butter, sugar and brown sugar until smooth. Beat in the eggs one at a time. Add vanilla extract and stir until fluffy.
Continue stirring until all the flour mixture is incorporated.
Next stir in the oatmeal, raisins and chocolate chips.
Roll dough into tablespoon sized balls onto prepared baking pans.
Bake 8 to 9 minutes in the preheated oven, or until golden brown. Let cool for 2-3 minutes before transferring to a cooling rack to completely cool.
This cookie dough made 3 dozen plus cookies for me. You can probably get 4 dozen out of it because you make your cookies uniform.
Sometimes, not often mind you, I want to eat a great big salad for dinner. Not your little foo foo salad. I mean something that is so delicious and satisfying that you won’t be hungry 4 hours later type of salad. I like to use whatever fruits, nuts and vegetables I have on hand. And of course, I always have an extra cooked chicken breast in my refrigerator that I can add as well. Feel free to make as much or as little as you like. And also feel free to add or substitute more/less ingredients to suit your tastes. I know this is just salad and not much of a recipe, but sometimes you just need to see how simple everyday items you have on hand can make a delicious meal.
Cut romaine lettuce into ribbons and add to bowl.
Add almond slices for extra crunchiness.
Add dried cranberries for extra sweetness.
Wait, I found some strawberries. Add those in too.
Add some grated Parmesan cheese.

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Canada is a country in a state of great flux. Being a First World nation has meant that it is one of the first to experience the effects of ever-shifting global events. This has been all the more true in recent years; dramatic changes in worldwide economic, geopolitical and technological fronts have led to seismic shifts in the way Canadians go about their lives. By far one of the most visible impacts originating from those sweeping changes is the astronomic rise in the number of homeless people.
A supportive history: Homelessness is not something new to Canada. During the Great Depression of the early twentieth century and onwards, the federal government got involved directly in the housing via various Acts and Grants, such as Dominion Housing Act, National Housing Act, Tax Act (modification to include mortgage assistance and tax concession for market housing players), etc. Lower levels of governments too played their role in providing the means for social housing. There was even direct involvement of the federal government for decades in the construction of houses, which in recent years has been in the hands of city municipalities and their associated non-profits. All of this restricted the growth of homelessness in the country.
The pullback: From 1979 to 1984, governments withdrew social housing support to counter rising national debts and stem operational deficit, and from 1993 onwards, with the withdrawal of central government from the service, and subsequent funding cuts, the lower governments have been stretched thin and are unable to cope with the demand. Another great blow came in the form of the housing market led recession of 2008, which affected Canada tremendously. This has led to an increase in the homeless population, particularly in major cities. The growth of these cities has increased housing prices as well, and the influx of immigrants and refugees does not help the situation either. The most vulnerable have been the elderly, and newcomers who have not been able to secure a livelihood since the recession.
Ground reality on the streets: With all their means stretched to their limits, housing support facilities are unable to make room for everyone who needs help. Funding mostly comes for emergency shelters for a few days, especially during winter time. As of 2016, 35000 Canadians faced homelessness every night, with annual numbers being around 235,000 minimum. Age 50+ persons’ homelessness has been growing, forming 24.4% of the shelter usage. They join families in staying twice as long in shelters compared to other adults and youth. Indigenous people make up 28-34% of shelter users, with veterans coming in at 2.2% or approximately 2,950. In the 2005-2014 periods, the national occupancy rate of full shelters went up by 10%. Addicts and mentally ill add to the tally too.
The homelessness problem is growing in Canada, but so is the awareness of it. Things are now changing to address the issue and it’s hoped they can be brought home for good soon.


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IO-Link – a Success Story!
IO-Link continues to grow in number of devices installed and in advances to the technology itself. Read this article about IO-Link Safety, wireless connectivity, and a profile for smart sensors. Then read this issue's additional IO-Link articles., application stories, and product news.
PI North America is looking for an automation engineer with excellent oral and written communications skills. At PI North America we write white papers, make videos, teach free PROFINET one-day training classes, blog, tweet, Facebook, LinkedIn, edit PROFINEWS, and more. Help wanted.
The IO-Link Community has launched a service that offers significant value for members and technology users. It is a central database for all IO Device Descriptions. It is free for both members and users.
The intelligence and complexity of sensors and actuators is constantly increasing. Today, even the smallest sensors have a powerful microcontroller and several thousand lines of software code. Firmware updates may occasionally be necessary to enable new functionalities or to add newly supported profiles. To meet these needs, the IO-Link community has specified a firmware update profile.
When the foundry machinery manufacturer Laempe Mössner Sinto planned the new LHL machine series, it decided to implement the entire automation for this with IO-Link. This produces several benefits: Besides costs, the manufacturer also saves the time required for the installation, wiring and electrical planning, while customers benefit from a more dynamic and faster machine.
A renowned manufacturer of sophisticated mechatronic products relies on RFID technology integrated into production processes via IO-Link. The manufacturer utilizes this technology in the final assembly of the power electronics units for premium electric cars. The mobile data storage devices are suitable for the increased temperatures encountered during casting.


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My vision: Resolution of disputes is more than a legal affair, because the disputes even on a corporate level are between human beings.
My style: Evaluative mediator (involved with both the process and the content of the dispute).
My career: Practiced as a domestic and international trial lawyer for 30 years at Schut & Grosheide (now DLA Piper) in Amsterdam and Van Traa Advocaten in Rotterdam. Honorary justice with the Amsterdam Court of Appeal (civil and commercial chamber) from 2007 until 2016. Fulltime mediator and arbitrator since 2007.
Arbitrator NAI, ICC, TAMARA, LCIA India, CIETAC China.
My personality: Enthusiastic, empathetic, quick-witted, legalistic, sense of humour.
My home-situation: Living together with my partner who is a nurse, 4 adult children, 4 grandchildren.
My hobbies : theatre, ballet, amateur acting, singing.


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As many of you know, I love books and I love to read. Since I'm trying to save a bit of money, my book spending has gone down in recent years vastly. Prior to marriage, I probably dropped hundreds of dollars on books each month. My library was full to packed, and I had multiple bookshelves which were double stacked with books. I had books piled on books in front of other books.
When I moved in with Paul, he kindly got my to realize this was stupidity. There was no need for this great amount of books, most of which went unloved. I had a library card and I could buy books that I really wanted. We only have one bookshelf and most of it is packed with my books, again stacked on each other in front of other books stacked on each other. I have some books in the attic as well, and many other books are still at my mom's house, but now, every time I decide to keep a new book, I must decide to get rid of another. I've virtually rid myself of manga, silly romances, and less than awesome fantasy novels.
When I started to use the library, I found they had a new option that I had never known of -- reserving and holding books at the library using the internet. It's like Amazon, but for free, and you have pick up and return the books. I used it liberally those first years, but then, I got delayed on sending some books back, and then I got pregnant, and then I had Nathan, and then I owed roughly one hundred and fifty dollars to the library.
Taking action, I decided to call them. They told me if I returned all the books I had out for years, I would be down to owing fifty dollars. I "promptly" returned all my overdue books. I then let that fifty dollar fine sit and sit, and it hurt. I wanted to get books out of the library, but I couldn't, and I was visiting the damnable library all the time for Nathan's story times.
This week, I broke down and decided to pay them some of my fine with cash I had been carrying for three weeks and not using. After paying, I asked the librarian helping me if I could get books out or if the fine was too much. They said, "Go ahead and get some books!"
That's all you needed to tell me. I came home and promptly reserved five books, a few related to crafting and a few fiction. Let me tell you, modern crafting books are apparently a hot commodity in the library world. I am five out of five people waiting to borrow Sew What! Skirts .
I got my first reserved book today, and I am thrilled with it. It's reminiscent of Battle Royale , but without the slight strangeness that Battle Royale brings by being a product of Japan. The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins is a young adult story of a girl battling for her life in an arena where there can be only one victor in a fight to the death between twenty four teenagers. I ripped through the book in less than two hours, so it's a very quick read, but it is one I can suggest for people who like young adult stories or who like fantasy stories about people being forced to battle for their lives in a game. For those of you who care, I mostly liked the main character, a girl who volunteers for the game to prevent her younger sister from being taken to play in it. She's deadly and focused and while romance between herself and another of the players is a theme of the story, she has the sense to realize that romance is stupid until it can benefit her, and even then the romance is another of her tools in the game.
Anyway, check out the book. If you're curious, this whole post is a byproduct of not having any significant crafting to share with you. I am now nearly halfway done with my scarf. I flipped out this week and started to knit like the wind on it. I followed through with my knit at least three rounds a day promise to myself and it has made a difference. I can't show you any sewing because for the last week or so, my sewing area has had no light. Our switch broke and poor injured Paul has just repaired it today.
Pictures of my crafting soon. I promise. Until then, go browse some food sites or something and make some delicious asparagus dishes.


text: The New York Times is used to winning. The paper of record has enough Pulitzers to fill at least 10 mantles (104 since 1918), a baker’s dozen Loebs, and a boatload of Polks (93 since 1948). But today the Gray Lady’s parent company earned a less desirable prize when its new headquarters, designed by the Italian starchitect Renzo Piano, was declared the ugliest building in New York by the American Institute of Architects. The competition was fierce, but ultimately the Times’s steel-caged monolith beat out TGIFriday’s Fifth Avenue blue-raspberry eyesore, Trump’s unsightly midtown tower, and a brutalist concrete apartment block in the Bronx. For a look at edifices that go easier on the eyes, check out Vanity Fair’s feature on Architecture’s modern marvels.

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The longtime couple sparked marriage rumours after a photo of them seemingly cutting a wedding cake was shared on Instagram, Fox News reports.
Cyrus' pal Conrad Carr shared a photo of the couple on his Instagram story that set off the rumour mill.
In the image, the pop star is wearing an off-the-shoulder ivory gown while her Australian fiance, Hemsworth, is wearing a black suit and holding a knife with Cyrus' hand on top of his.
Standing before them is a two-tier ivory cake with flower details as well as Cyrus' mum, Tish, who is dressed down in a black shirt and jeans.
In another snap shared by Carr, pink balloons that spell out "Mr. and Mrs." are hanging on the wall.
Reps for Cyrus and Hemsworth did not return Fox News' request for comment.
The photo comes weeks after Cyrus, 26, called Hemsworth, 28, her "survival partner."
"So actually, Liam, I've never loved him more for this," Cyrus told Howard Stern on his radio show before the host cut in and asked her, "This is your boyfriend? Fiance?"
"Yeah, kind of-ish," Cyrus replied. "My partner, I call him my survival partner now."
The singer admitted Hemsworth does not think the term is romantic but she has "learned that it is" especially after the pair lost their home in the Malibu wildfires.
"That is why you pair up with someone, for survival, and he was so incredible," she said. "He got all the animals out in his truck. He put two pigs in crates, which, I can tell you, is so hard."
Hemsworth and Cyrus met on the set of the 2010 film The Last Song and became engaged in 2012 only to end their relationship in September 2013.
They rekindled their romance in 2016, with Miley jetting to Australia to spend New Years with Liam's family, including his brother Chris Hemsworth, The Sun reports.
Parts of this story appeared on Fox News and The Sun. They are republished with permission.


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This course is composed of four units. The first unit explores the origins of the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (DPRK) from the colonial era to the 1960s. The second unit addresses the power structure, political system, and military of North Korea in order to determine the key features that characterize the contemporary DPRK. The third unit introduces the social aspects of North Korea, in particular its class system and its effects on the everyday lives and economic situation of the population. The fourth unit looks at the DPRK’s interactions with the world from various perspectives, allowing students to develop a range of approaches in which to study North Korea especially in relation to South Korea and the international system.
본 강좌는 아래와 같이 네 개의 유닛으로 구성되어 있습니다.
1. 일제 통치기에서 1960년대까지 조선민주주의인민공화국(북한)의 기원을 탐구합니다.
2. 북한의 권력구조, 군사 및 정치체제를 설명합니다.
3. 북한의 사회적인 측면(일상생활 및 경제)를 설명합니다.
4. 북한과 국제사회의 연관성을 탐구할 수 있도록 다양한 관점에서 북한과 세계의 상호작용을 설명합니다.
This class explores various aspects of the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (i.e., North Korea), providing students with an introduction of the country’s history, leadership, politics, society, and culture.
본 강좌를 통해 북한의 역사, 리더십, 정치, 사회, 문화의 특성 등 다양한 측면을 탐구하여, 북한에 대한 이해도를 증진시킬 수 있습니다.
Students should achieve over 60 score in total. Evaluation consists of Quizzes 40%, and Writing Assignment 60%.
본 강좌의 이수증 발급기준은 60점 이상이며, 아래와 같은 과제를 통과하여야 합니다.
Required and recommended reading lists will be provided each week.
- Worden, Robert L., ed. North Korea: A Country Study. Washington DC: Federal Research Division, Library of Congress, 2008.
- Institute for Unification Education. Understanding North Korea 2014. Seoul: Institute for Unification Education, Ministry of Unification, December 2014.


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text: With colours selected to accent today's contemporary looks, these thick shag rugs are soft and plush. These shag rugs are hand-tufted of super-soft, yarns that will not fade or bleed creating a rug rich in texture and ideal for today's design-centered lifestyles. Each rug blends chunky thick strands of yarn, for a hefty feel and a fresh look. Better yet, these shag rugs are made with the latest non-shedding fibers, making daily maintenance a breeze. Choose from a range of the latest neutral contemporary tones or vibrant summer colours. Inviting and stylish, these rugs offer a terrific modern look to any décor.

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Quote from newsoficeland.com- 'Johannes r Skulason, the PM's assistant, said that the minister was forced to wear an athletic shoe because his left foot was swollen. "He is so swollen because of an infection that this was the only option. This was not a fashion statement. " said Johannes."
I thought maybe he couldn't find his other shoe so he figured screw it, this black Nike will work just fine.
People, lets think out of the box. What may means a prime minister using in a offical photo with the president of USA a different shoe in the left foot? I said LEFT.

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Roth Estate is a family-owned winery dedicated to crafting full-flavored wines grown in exemplary Sonoma County vineyards.
The Sonoma Coast AVA is the largest in Sonoma County and California’s most extreme region, climate-wise. Best known for the classic Burgundian varietals, the cool-climate Sonoma Coast sites produce rich, ripe Chardonnay.


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Austin.com Join NBC's 1st Look w/Ashley Roberts Filming Austin's Buffy Boot Camp!
Join NBC’s 1st Look w/Ashley Roberts Filming Austin’s Buffy Boot Camp!
This very special edition of Buffy Boot Camp will be filmed by a crew from NBC for the show 1st Look with Ashley Roberts.
No tickets will be sold for this class, it is open to anyone to attend for FREE. You must RSVP by sending a private message to Faye Fearless. You must bring a Buffy themed costume for the live action role play game. No exceptions. You must show up to the class if you RSVP.
Space is limited. We need 10 people for the training and 20-25 for the live action role play.
Buffy Characters we would like to see costumes for: Spike, Angel, Drusila, Darla, the Master, Willow, Giles/watcher, other vampires, Xander, etc.
Filming will begin between 5:30pm for the training portion, which takes place at Ultimate MMA Fitness on Wells Branch Pkwy. The live action role play will begin around 7pm, and will be held at Beverly Sheffield Park. You can attend either the training or role play or both. Schedule is not finalized yet, so even if you cannot make it at that time send Faye Fearless a message saying you are interested in attending.


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And now, for another episode of Amiga Roundtable! The show plans had changed a touch, but we were still able to pull it all off and do another amazing show.
She'll be streaming on Amiga World Radio Wednesday August 29th, 2007 at 2pm and 4pm EDT (20:00 and 22:00 CET).
Now, how about those show notes?
By the way, the word "aboot" is offensive and considered a slur in Canada. Never use that word when in western Canada, or else!
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