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The 17th annual Full Frame Documentary Film Festival was a huge success.
The streets of Durham were as busy as we have ever seen them in the seven years of the Clarion Content's existence. Our editor walked down Main Street from The Federal to Revolution Saturday afternoon and every single eating and dining establishment in between was filled with crowds of rollicking, effervescent humanity.
The night screenings in Durham Central Park were off the chain. We spoke to more than one food truck operator who did an all-time sales record. The Durham DIY district was bumping.
Of course, as is a Full Frame tradition hanging around outside of Parts & Labor Saturday night we encountered a film refugee, sweaty, forlorn, vaguely distracted. This Bostonian was glazed as if a 1,000 miles away and not very happy to be there. He needed a cigarette. He was suffering the intense emotional catharsis great documentary film sometimes brings about. He simply needed to reconnect with his fellow man (anonymous stranger or not).
After a bit, he revealed he had just attended the screening of In Country, a documentary about Vietnam War reenactors. As our new acquaintance decompressed and shared, our own beer drinking compadre revealed to the new guy that he's an Afghan War veteran returned home. A bond was made. A conversation was had. Once again the virtuous self-reinforcing circle: art (film) – culture – common humanity was sketched in real time. Ah, Durham.
While we await reflections of the Clarion Content correspondents who covered the Full Frame Documentary Film Festival, here is a partial list of the award winning documentaries of 2014. See the complete list here.
2014 Full Frame Documentary Film Festival Award Winners
The Reva and David Logan Grand Jury Award
Sponsored by the Reva and David Logan Foundation
The Reva and David Logan Grand Jury Award was presented to Evolution of a Criminal, directed by Darius Clark Monroe. Ten years after robbing a bank as teenager, filmmaker Darius Clark Monroe returns home and turns the camera on himself — to tell the story of what happened and look at the fallout from his actions.
Jury members Shola Lynch, Robb Moss, and Christine O'Malley stated: "For its mix of autobiographical storytelling and inventive use of recreations, for its ability to disrupt what has become a familiar narrative, we award the Grand Jury Award to Evolution of a Criminal."
The Full Frame Jury Award for Best Short
Provided by Drs. Andrew and Barbra Rothschild
The Full Frame Jury Award for Best Short was given to White Earth, directed by J. Christian Jensen. Against the backdrop of an ethereal North Dakota winter, three children and their immigrant mother describe scenes of isolation and exertion — the impact of the oil boom to their everyday lives.
Jury members Brian McGinn, Rick Prelinger, and Toby Shimin stated: "Short filmmaking is the art of working within the constraints of limited resources. For its elegant images of an environmentally precarious practice, its enigmatic and often surprising characters, and its vivid depiction of a place undergoing rapid transition, we recognize White Earth with the Jury Award for Best Short."
Full Frame Audience Award – Feature
Sponsored by Merge Records
The Hand That Feeds, directed by Rachel Lears and Robin Blotnick, received the Full Frame Audience Award for Feature. The film, a moving story of a bitter labor dispute, follows a group of New York City restaurant workers who stand up for their rights, despite the threat of job loss and deportation.
Full Frame Audience Award – Short
Sponsored by Vimeo
The Silly Bastard Next to the Bed, directed by Scott Calonico, received the Full Frame Audience Award Short. The film is a humorous retelling of how JFK handled a scandal over some pricey bedroom furniture during the last summer of his presidency.
The Center for Documentary Studies Filmmaker Award
Provided by the Center for Documentary Studies at Duke University
The Center for Documentary Studies Filmmaker Award was given to Evolution of a Criminal, directed by Darius Clark Monroe. Provided by the Center for Documentary Studies at Duke University, this award honors a documentary artist whose work is a potential catalyst for education and change. Representatives from the Center for Documentary Studies juried the prize: Randy Benson, Wesley Hogan, Katie Hyde, Lynn McKnight, Dan Partridge, Elena Rue, Teka Selman, and April Walton.
Full Frame President's Award
Sponsored by Duke University
The Full Frame President's Award was presented to Santa Cruz del Islote, directed by Luke Lorentzen. The film is about the remote island of Santa Cruz del Islote, one of the most densely populated on the planet, where a community struggles to main its way of life as resources and opportunities dwindle. Sponsored by Duke University, representatives on behalf of the President's Office juried the prize.


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President Obama designated October as National Cybersecurity Awareness Month to raise awareness of threats to the data systems that have become part of our everyday lives and to encourage each of us to take steps to safeguard those systems.
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Ranti returned to Nigeria in 2011. While working as an Environmental and Regulatory Specialist, she obtained distinction certificates in both the Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music (ABRSM) & MUSON Grade 8 Vocal Performance exams. Since then, she has been accompanied by the MUSON Orchestra in operas including the role of 'Kate' in Gilbert & Sullivan's 'Pirates of Penzance', the dramatic coloratura 'Queen of the Night' in Mozart's 'Magic Flute' and 'Marie' in Smetana's 'The Bartered Bride' opera in 2016. She was also 'Pamina' in AMEMUSO's OperaAbuja 2016 'Magic Flute' Production.
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A busy August continues this weekend as we head back to the North Fork on Saturday, August 11th, for an afternoon gig at Claudio's, 111 Main St., Greenport. We play from 2 until 6, and the early forecast is mostly sunny with a scant 20% chance of rain (and that always means none!). And while we don't return to Claudio's again until Labor Day weekend, we have a free outdoor concert at the Carousel in Greenport on Monday night August 20th!
This Sunday evening August 12th we have a recently-added (hence not yet on the website) date at Hudson & McCoy, 340 Woodcleft Ave, Freeport–aka the Nautical Mile. This one starts late in the afternoon–5 PM–and we play until 9.
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I feel like I am on a mission to find really good, fast, and tasty lunch places while working downtown near Metro Center for this month. Today's find was based on a recent post for quick lunch ideas near Metro Center (see post #12 for original suggestion), specifically, a recommendation for Mayur Kabab House. Having driven past there numerous times, but not brave enough to go in until today, I was quite pleased with the results. For lunch, the best option is their Lunch Buffet for $8.00 (tax included). The buffet, which can be dine-in or carry out (I chose the latter) includes four vegetable dishes, chicken curry (bone-in), chicken kabab (also bone-in) and rice and baked naan. The portions were HUGE, to the extent that I now have dinner too. The vegetable dishes for today were: daal, paneer with peas, an eggplant dish, and a cauliflower dish. The eggplant was very soft and flavorful and the chicken kabob and curry chicken both very moist and not dried out from the burners. Would definitely go back.
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pras posted a topic in Washington DC Restaurants and DiningEastern Kabob & Sweets is located in the Sugarloaf Shopping Center in Germantown. They have a buffet all the time, but I haven't tried it yet. Each of the last two times I have visited I ordered chapli. Each time it was amazing. The first time I got the beef and my friend got the chicken. Both were good, but the beef was better. It had a nice char on it which added an additional layer of flavor. The dish comes with two "patties" on a bed of rice, with shaved onion on top. The platter also comes with so stewed chickpeas and naan. It is a BARGAIN at $11.99. There is a ton of flavor in the chapli. The rice is also well seasoned and slightly spicy. Each time I ordered the dish spicy, but the heat was a bit restrained--that's okay because it was packed with flavor. As far as decor goes, it is bright and clean, with some flat screens playing Pakistani videos. The staff is nice enough. They also have some disco lights going. They are open late Thursday, Friday, and Saturday.
Charcoal Kabob House at the KMart shopping plaza in Herndon off of Elden Street is their main location. Been there for years. They are one of the few who actually use charcoal to cook their selections. This place is great! They recently updated the interior and added nicer seats and basically updated it. Reasonably priced and great chicken, Koobideh. The restaurant is run by brothers, I think 3, who are all very gracious and appreciate your business. The sides are always good too. The consistency of the clientele is a testament to their quality and value. The shopping center has quite a bit of turnover so it is nice to see a place like this succeed for many years.
Website They are on Amazon delivery, so I am a bit surprised the only mention is on a thread for another restaurant. We ordered one of the spiciest chicken vindaloos I have ever eaten from here. I like spicy food, normally food has to be pretty spicy for me to even register it- this was spicy. Not bad at all. We also got chicken kadai - which I really liked, it had a nice mix of chicken and veggies. We got a side of spinach- fine not special, but I like a little more veg- and some veggie samosas, which were very large, and had a nice filling. We also got some naan and kulcha- to be honest, I couldn't tell a difference and I think maybe we just got 3 naan, they weren't super light, more dense, but not bad. They delivered via Amazon very quickly inside Arlington. I would order from them again.
15521 New Hampshire Ave. Silver Spring, MD 20905 301-879-0044 It is open late, till 1am on Friday and Saturday. The food off the steam table, the sides mainly were a little tired looking but the two i tried were nicely flavored. I had a dish of greens with potatoes that really came to life with a little lemon juice. My main was 2 seekh kabobs that were well flavored but just a tad dry from over cooking, but nicely charred from an obviously hot tandoor. There were nice with the chutney but if they can dial in the cooking time, it will be really incredible, Indique level or better. $7.99 for both and a tandoor baked naan which was uneven, thin and crackery in parts, chewy and soft in others. It was stuck on the side of the tandoor a few seconds too long. The chutney was good once I asked for it. Also came with a little salad but it was undressed and needed something. I also had a chat samosa, the samosa, maybe a little greasy, was covered in nicely spiced, very soft garbanzos in a great sauce/gravy. Very rich.The grease may have come from either the frying or the steam table garbanzo beans dish. All in all, if they just tweak the cooking times a little and get the naan more even before putting it in the tandoor, this place will be a great stop for late night dinners. For just being open a short while, I think it is a great addition to the area and well worth repeat visits. $10 and change. Next time I will try the lamb kebab.
Tried Dera Restaurant today after a previous visit earlier in the week to Thai Ghang Waan which I liked albiet I don't know if it was a clear first in the DMV. Nevertheless, I digress, the mall Thai is in is mostly South Asian and boy is it huge. Out of all the strip malls I've visited this is one of the biggest conflagrations. I knew I had to come back and do more work on some of these restos which I finally got to tonight! I went to Dera Restaurant as I had previously read about it and it seems to be the most "renowned" of the Pakistani fare at this mall. It's a funny place as the dining room is cavernous but doesn't have quite enough tables. Next door they have a wedding hall party place kinda thing. Anyway, I had a nice meal here, not quite as good as Khan Kabob but still worth a visit as I expand my restaurant holdings (I'm at 120 as of now). I got the Chicken Karahi and the Beef Boti Kabob. Both were respectable indeed the kabobs were better then I thought they would be being nicely spiced with a good flavor. Usually I find ordering kabobs at a non dedicated kabob Pakistani restaurant isn't the best move as an aside. The Karahi was not the absolute best I've had but also a respectable attempt. I would recommend coming here especially if your in the area but if your not I would trek to Khan Kabob over Dera.
The best naan in Northern Virginia. That's right, I said it. Let m back up. As a GMU alumni I follow Tyler Cowen. A few months back he wrote this place up. I used to work near it so I had been years ago (right after they opened). I had not been impressed at the time. Being in their recently, they either cleaned up their act or changed hands. My kids have swim lessons at the Swim School in the same shopping center. I got the bright idea to take them their Saturday night for the open swim which runs right until bedtime. Keeping small children up late had an obvious result, chaos. My 4 year old was in full on rampage mode (Like something out of Archer, but without the guns). It was 8:00 and against our better judgement, we took them to a restaurant to feed them instead of ta place they could trash and still allow us to get out with our dignity intact. It was amazing..... tood got my kids to shut up, be still, and eat quietly. We ordered the lamb korma, butter chicken, chicken kahari and two kids meals (chicken kabob and seekh kabob). My 6 year old loved the chicken, my 4 year old loved the seekh kabob. The other entries were fine. The kahari was the star. If/when I go back I will err towards the Pakistani side of the menu. With all that said, if I want chick peas, Rawal Kabob is better. I prefer the kahari at Khan Kabob. But the bread.... oh my, the bread. Bug huge flufy fresh pieces of Naan. Perfectly cooked. Not dry and the perfect texture to sop up some sauce or another. I'm not sure how well it would travel, but eating it fresh out of the oven there..e highly recommended.
A new carryout place just opened in Shepherd Park. It's on GA Ave between Geranium and the library. They did a soft opening a couple weeks ago and we tried stopping in but chose the one night they closed to work out the kinks learned during the soft opening. We happen to have some friends who have done extensive traveling in Nepal and benefited from them getting some carry-out tonight and bringing it over for dinner, we live just a couple blocks away from the restaurant. Our friend went in hoping to speak Nepalese with the owner and found that the owner is Pakistani, but was told all the other staff were Nepalese, though none were there at the time. They ordered pork, beef, chicken, and vegetarian dumplings, though for some reason, one of the chicken orders was switched to beef. Our guess was that they ran out of the pork as the dumplings are probably made ahead of time and reheated as ordered. They also got two orders of chicken curry which came with rice and chickpeas. The dumplings were all good with nice seasoning, more than one gets from most Chinese dumplings. Even though a little spicy, as noted by the kids, they still loved them. The fillings are predominantly meat, without a lot of other filler. I personally, prefer a little more vegetable mixed in, and these were really filling. They provide three different dipping sauces, a spicy sauce, more traditional (so we were told by our friends) tamarind sauce, and then a light sesame dressing sauce. I used a mix of the spicy and tamarind sauces. Our friend's assessment was that the dumplings were authentically Nepalese style in taste and of average quality. The curry and chickpeas was pretty much what you might get in any of the Indian restaurants around here. The rice though was a blend of rice and various other seasonings and additions, not plain white rice. It was flavorful enough to stand on its own. Unfortunately, since we didn't pay for the food, I have no idea about the price. We will definitely be going back on our own as it's just a couple blocks away. Probably not something to make a special trip for, but if you're in Silver Spring and want to make a little detour for carry out, might be worth a try. It is definitely a nice addition to the area which seems to be oversaturated with Ethiopian restaurants and I think given the option of dumplings here or McDonalds across the street, my kids might actually go with the dumplings. One warning if you are taking the food far, with the new regs on carryout containers they use a cardboard based carryout container that does not hold up to the curry at all. When we opened up the bags, the curry containers were close to total deterioration. The dumplings came in tin containers that probably should be used for the curry as well. Moh-Moh-Licious Facebook Page
What do they say about restaurants? Location Location Location. This one sucks. The food on the other hand, doesn't. Between this, Rawal Kabob and Food Corner Kabob house we have entered a golden age in Chantilly/Centreville ethnic cuisine. I've been 4 times so far and have not had a bad meal yet. Especially noteworthy are their excellent redntition of the obligitory chick peas. With the chicken Kabob you can really taste the difference in their marinade. the real star here is the Kahari Chicken which is delicious (granted I have not had it elsewhere but it was damned good). If you beleive Yelp it is owned by Tariq Khan the original owner and founder of Ravi Kabob . I'd verify with the website but it is down right now.
A friend of mine has been telling me that I should definitely try this place located in Arlington on the N Glebe road while driving up to Ballston on the right hand side next to a Suntrust bank.(enough directions?) this is a place which you wont expect alot. there is no ambiance no decor there is no nothing but chairs , tables and the counter where you order your food. The prices are cheaper if you compare to Moby Dicks but you get the same amount of food . Now that Im Turkish , call it eather Middle east or Europe I dont care , we have good kabobs in Turkey. As a matter of fact those Turkish restaurants that claim their kabobs are good , they are nothing comparable to the ones in Turkey. What Im saying is I know a good kabob and the best ones. I ordered the lamb chops because my friend told me everytime he orders those, and my companion ordered the Ravi kabob special. Both meals are served with homemade pita (I think better than MDicks) with salad , rice and chick peas, and some yogurt sauce. yogurt sauce is not that good, its just ok . Ravi special is chicken kabob and ground beef kabob combined. but this chicken is the most tender and moist and flavorful chicken ever as a kabob. I havent eaten a better chicken kabob in United States. Lamb chops were great also but alittle oversalted , but hey , who gives a damn. I`ll keep going to this place just for the chicken kabobs. There is not much else to say, total check was 26$ including 2 bottled drinks.
Rounding the corner after a very satisfying meal at Mama Chuy the other day (go!) I saw Salt and Pepper Grill, a new Pakistani/Indian place on Georgia Ave right across the street from Howard. Has anyone been? Any reports? The menu is pretty typical Indian restaurant fare, but there are a few things I'm looking forward to trying like lamb karahi and and a few goat dishes. Too bad they don't have halim or other Pakistani specialties. The address is 2632 Georgia Ave, phone 202-588-0666. Edited to add: first attempt to use this phone number has not been successful as it's been busy all night, but that's what's printed on the menu.
I searched and couldn't find a thread for this place which is a shame because I think they may have some of the best Kabob's in the area. My office goes here all the time and they do a brisk carry-out business. I've been going here for years and I don't think I've ever had a bad meal here. It's one of those places where you walk down the hall and say "Anyone want lunch?" and people demure saying that they have leftovers from home. You come back down the hall and you say "Anyone want Kabobs?" and their leftovers go back in the fridge. I'd like to say that I have explored a lot of the menu but I have not. I either get the lamb kabob or the Rawal kabob special (a skewer of chicken and a skewer of seekh kabob). All meals are served with nan, rice, salad and vegetables. I always get the channa masala which is always excellent here. This shopping center really is a culinary mecca. Picante, Minerva, Thai Basil (when it is good, which hasn't been recently) and Rawal Kabob. All in a low rent out of the way strip mall.
So I had lunch at Z Kabob the other day. It is in the shopping center across the street from World Market with the party store. I wasn't expecting much, but I really liked it. They had great briyani, which you get a side salad that is forgettable, but also that day came with chickpeas that were good. They also had curries, kebabs and all sorts of other things. My hubby had a gyro that he thought was good too. He has had more of the menu than me as he goes for lunch. I was surprised with the menu, pleasantly surprised. Anyway thought it deserved it's own thread. Edy's Chicken and Steak is in that shopping center which is good too. I like their chicken and sauces.
I saw a food cart tonight in Clarendon across the street from the Clarendon metro on the block with the bank (diagonally across from Hard Times Cafe). It's called Metro Halal food cart. It had chicken and lamb dishes and gyros. I had just come from dinner so didn't try it.
I had lunch today at this recently opened Halal-meat hamlet, in the same shopping center as Caribbean Grill, Yorktown Bistro, Saran, etc. on Lee Highway and George Mason Drive. Just look what $6.95 bought me ... A lunch buffet, served 11-3 M-F, with four different Halal meats: Tandoori chicken tikka Goat curry with squash Paya (trotters cooked overnight on low heat) Dal Gosht curry with beef as well as pure vegan options: Chana Masala (chickpeas) Aloo Gobi with fresh carrots Saag (spinach) Biryani and the charming Ms. Khan even brought me out a fresh-baked round of naan. Weekend specials include Mukta Gosht (lamb or goat shank cooked overnight), Degi Cherga (a whole chicken, deep-fried and steamed), and Nehari (beef shank cooked overnight). As much as I love a good hamburger, let's maintain some perspective: This is a husband and wife team, trying to eek out a living in a busy, but somewhat blighted strip of Lee Highway. $6.95 for all-you-can-eat high-quality meat and fresh vegetables, well-cooked, and backed by friendly family owners who couldn't even conceive of hiring marketing agents, and have probably never heard of this website. I'm HAPPY to support them. Open until 10 PM, seven nights a week, with carryout menu and catering available. I was the only person in the restaurant the entire time I was there, and that should not be the case. I realize this place isn't trendy or buzzy, and never will be, but come on. Cheers, Rocks.


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An Introduction to Somatic Movement
'Somatics' is a term coined by Thomas Hanna PhD, that refers to the discipline of movement reeducation that enhances internal awareness of one's body. Somatic perception is your own experience of how it feels to be you in your body. From the Greek word 'soma', meaning 'of the body', somatics can help us to get in touch with our inner bodily sensations and movement patterns or reflexes that often go unnoticed.
Thomas Hanna discovered that there are three basic reflexes in the body that are unconsciously created through our experiences to life. These reflexes can sometimes lead to unhelpful, awkward movements that create pain in the body, and agitation in the mind. Somatic movement uses simple techniques that teach the nervous system to relax held tensions and allows us to begin to move in a more coordinated and functional manner.
In this workshop, we will learn a few simple movements that, when practised regularly, can bring freedom of movement in the body, and ease to the mind. We will also have time to look at the theory, science and history of somatics.
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Question: I believe in the Noahic flood and believe that the fossil record testifies to it. However, I struggle with the fact that although the fossil record shows many species that were destroyed during that cataclysmic event, there is no testimony in the fossil record to the millions of people that also perished during the flood. Why?
Response: Over 95% of all fossils are marine. There are very, very few fossils of land animals. Of those land animal fossils, an incredibly tiny proportion are of hominids of any classification. So the first part of this response is that we don't have very much to go on here, and there may be hominid fossils we simply haven't found yet in other strata. But, and most important, fossilization requires very specific circumstances.
Something must be covered completely and drained off in time for the cementing of the remains and subsequent fossilization to occur. I personally doubt that the flood fossilized anything other than marine organisms. Everything else would have been drowned and rotted and/or scavenged. We have references in the Bible, and many more in extra-biblical histories and legends, of subsequent catastrophes of enormous proportions: the dividing of the land in Genesis 10:25, massive volcanism is Psalm 18, references to the hills and mountains "skipping" in Psalm 29 and 114.
There are records of meteorite impacts both in legend and geology, and these could have caused enormous catastrophes. Geology and Job both include an ice age, and geologic evidences (such as the Columbia River Gorge which separates the states of Oregon and Washington in the United States) are indications of the rapid and catastrophic melting of some of the ice sheets as well as the breaking of natural dams. Given all of these indications, I would suspect that most of the non-marine fossils we have are remnants of these other catastrophes.
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A last-minute bi by the city Board of Elections to appoint an executive director failed Tuesday — increasing the odds the embattled agency will be leaderless when New Yorkers vote this fall.
The $173,000-a-year job has been vacant for nearly three years, since October 2010.
The 10-member board Tuesday considered lawyer Michael Ryan, a former Democratic elections commissioner from Staten Island, but he failed to win the necessary votes.
Several board members acknowledged that City Councilman Erik Dilan (D-Brooklyn) has been floated as a possibility for the job. If he left the Council, he would take with him the critical 34th vote to override Mayor Bloomberg's veto of a bill expanding the right to sue cops for racial profiling.
The New Kings Democrats, a reform club in Brooklyn, said Dilan's appointment would be "doubly disastrous" because it would endanger the profiling bill and elevate someone who has "done little in public life to show the leadership or competency" the board needs.
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Attend HFW's interactive open day to find out more about life at an international law firm. Hear from Trainees, Partners and Associates about the sector-focused work that the firm does in areas including energy, shipping, insurance, aerospace, construction and commodities. Learn more about the culture at HFW and its international secondment opportunities, which the firm offers to all Trainees. The day will also provide practical advice and guidance on applying to HFW for vacation schemes and training contracts..
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This weekend is the ideal time to pamper Mom and show her how much you care. In my Parade article this week, I'm sharing ways to start Mother's Day right with a sweet and savory collection of the 12 Best Mother's Day Breakfast In Bed Recipes. Start her day with a stack of fluffy buttermilk pancakes or french toast drizzled with pure maple syrup. Serve a lightened up breakfast skillet or a savory quiche filled with fresh chives, cheddar cheese and bacon. Mixed berry fruit pizza is something the kids can make or bake a batch of sticky praline pecan rolls that require no bread making at all. She'll be sure to end Mother's Day with a full tummy and a full heart. (Link to article below image)
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Mom takes care of everything all year and deserves to be spoiled on her special day. She's sure to be touched by the effort and thought behind making her favorite goodies. If Mom likes chocolate try making red velvet brownies or strawberry shortcake brownie cupcakes for her to enjoy. Create a tray for her with a vase filled with fresh flowers and a handmade card telling her the things you appreciate about her. Do the things she would normally do for the day and make one or more of these 12 Best Mother's Day Breakfast In Bed Recipes as a treat. She'll be sure to end Mother's Day with a full tummy and a full heart.
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GARETH Gates has praised girlfriend Faye Brookes for her heartbreaking Coronation Street performance tonight.
The spoke out after Faye's onscreen lover, Rana Habeeb, died in the factory collapse.
He shared a picture of himself and Faye - who plays Kate Connor - out for dinner as the celebrated the episode.
He wrote: "Thank you @stk.london for the most amazing evening with my lady @faye_brookes - celebrating her incredible episode of @coronationstreet this evening. So proud of you baby x".
Rana - who is played by actress Bhavna Limbachia - was crushed in the factory collapse on her wedding day after missing the ceremony when she went to get her back from the office but she died in Kate's arms after they got married.
Rana insisted the pair got married after Imran helped Kate battle through the police to see her for one last time.
"Tell me your vows," she told Kate.
"You're everything to me, my whole life. Someone said love is one soul in two bodies and that's us. I can't exist without you.
"You are the most beautiful person in the whole world.
"And you look a million times better than I do. And then I was going to go on to say I can't wait to spend the rest of my life with you. All my love, always."
Rana smiled but said she couldn't remember her vows and began to panic before telling her: "I don't want to leave you."
"I'm in the factory, I can't get out," she said as Kate finally got through to her on the phone.
"I came into the office to get my bag and there was a bang."
Crying she left Kate a voicemail, telling her: "I'm really scared. I don't know whether I'm safe in here. Please, you've got to help me. I'm in the office and I can't move. I need to get out of here. Please, I love you."
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She began praying and Kate called back and she began rushing to the factory and tried to keep Rana calm on the phone.
But as Kate arrived at the factory to get to Rana, another collapse followed burying Rana in the debris again and leaving her alone without the emergency services.
Later Ali went into the factory and Rana, realising she was going to die, begged Ali to tell Kate how she was going to die.
Kate broke down screaming in horror at the news, while Rana's brother Imran broke down in devastation.
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Pearls are found in oysters and are the result of the oyster's way of protecting itself from foreign substance. To understand how pearls are formed in oysters, lets evaluate an oyster's basic anatomy.
Oysters are bivalves, which means that its shell is made of 2 valves. The shell's valves are held together by an elastic ligament that is located when the values come together. This ligament keeps the valves open so the oyster can eat.
As the oyster grows in size, its shell must also grow. The mantle is an organ that produces the oyster's shell, using minerals from the oyster's food. The material created by the mantel is called nacre. The formation of a natural pearl begins when a foreign substance slips into the oyster between the mantel and the shell, which irritates the mantel. The oyster's natural reaction is to cover up the irritant to protect itself. The oyster covers the irritant to protect itself by producing "nacre", a substance that is used to create the shell. The constant covering of the irritant forms a pearl.
Like the oyster, women experience irritants (trials and tribulations) in life. Some women choose to bear the burdens that these trials and tribulations produce such as anxiety, depression, and emotional pain rather than casting them upon the Lord Jesus Christ, and allowing Him to carry them and heal them.
When you cast your burdens upon the Lord Jesus Christ, believing, trusting, and relying on Him, He will strengthen you and comfort you so that you can overcome your trials and tribulations.
"The LORD is my strength and my shield; my heart trusted in him, and I am helped: therefore my heart greatly rejoiceth; and with my song will I praise him." (Psalm 28:7)
"Humble yourselves therefore under the mighty hand of God, that he may exalt you in due time: Casting all your care upon him; for he careth for you." (I Peter 5:6-7)
"Take my yoke upon you, and learn of me; for I am meek and lowly in heart: and ye shall find rest unto your souls. For my yoke is easy, and my burden is light." (Matthew 11:29-30)
If you learn to turn your cares over to the Lord, He will work on your situation while you are asleep. The Amplified Bible says, "Casting the whole of your care, all of your anxieties, all of your concerns, all of your worries once and for all."
Don't cast your cares upon the Lord everyday and then take them back again. Do it once and for all. Then continue to trust (believe, depend, and rely) on God to work on your situation and heal you in the process.
Remember God's Word says you are healed by Jesus' stripes. Keep declaring it and it will manifest. Ephesians 3:20 says, "Now to Him Who, by the [action of His] power that is at work within us, is able to [carry out His purpose and] do superabundantly, far over and above all that we [dare] ask or think [infinitely beyond our highest prayers, desires, thoughts, hopes, or dreams]".
You have to exercise faith in the Word of God at all times, and praise God. Did you know praising God encourages you and stays the enemy – the devil. It is a defensive weapon against the plots and plans of the enemy.
So Keep on Praising the Lord Jesus Christ, and Casting Your Cares on Him.
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Original book title: The Wicked Girls
Author: Alex Marwood
Publisher: HörOpp
Format: Audiobook
Duration: 13 hours 13 minutes
Language: Swedish
This is the story of one summer morning in 1986 when two eleven-year-old girls meet for the first time and by the end of the day are charged with murder.
25 years later their paths cross and they both struggle to keep their wicked secret hidden from friends and family.The plot for this book is great but Alex Marwood doesn't follow through with making the story interesting throughout the book. The story falls flat and even the interesting parts lose its spark. There are some interesting characters and Marwood isn't a bad writer I just felt like she couldn't handle making this story with such an interesting plot floating. It's not a bad book I just felt it promised more than it gives you which is disappointing.
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Edgewater's Thai choices were cut in half when Thailicious recently closed at 2045 Sheridan Boulevard (at least US Thai Cafe is still going strong), but the space won't remain vacant for long. Rich Braunthal, who has run the Ohana Grille food truck since 2015, is turning his mobile business into a brick-and-mortar restaurant of the same name.
"I built the food truck almost entirely in my driveway at home," Braunthal says, but he won't have quite as much work to do at his new restaurant space, since the previous owners left the kitchen and dining room in good shape. He's expecting a quick turnaround, focusing primarily on changes to the interior decor, and hopes to open Ohana Grille by October 1.
Braunthal lived in Hawaii for 25 years, but before that lived in Aspen, where he owned a small cafe. While in Hawaii he ran his own restaurant with his wife, and they're bringing a taste of island cooking to the new eatery, which the owner refers to as "Hawaiian fusion."
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The menu will be quick-casual at lunchtime, with noodle bowls, poke, chicken and beef teriyaki, and Hawaiian plate lunches like loco moco, chicken katsu and Spam-fried rice. One of the truck's specialties, Hawaiian street tacos, will also be served — with mahi mahi, Korean pork and kalua pork served on corn tortillas.
"We'll have something a little more Pacific Rim for dinner," Braunthal adds, with grilled fish and other menu items he has been perfecting through his catering company. The restaurant will be open from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. seven days a week.
Braunthal's main reason for opening a restaurant is that the food truck had become so successful that he wasn't able to serve his original customer base. Like many trucks, Ohana Grille started out serving food at local breweries and festivals, but there's more money in private events. "We're almost out of the brewery circuit altogether because we're booked with so many private events," he explains. "With a restaurant, we'll be able to serve all of our customers again."
There's currently another Ohana in Denver: Ohana Island Kitchen, which started out as a walk-up-only window at 15th and Umatilla streets in the summer of 2016 and moved to its current location at 2563 15th Street later that year. The two are not related; the LoHi Ohana is owned and operated by Louie and Regan Colburn.


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text: craig_foster 0 Report post Posted June 4, 2007 Yo people, Yeah I know it's a bit confusing. Logically I should still bein Vietnamand I was, up until last night at about 7pm, but I'll explain everythinglater in the email. First Vietnam. Vietnam, whereto start. I read a quote in Lonely Planet about Vietnam beforeI came here. They said you either love or hate the place butI disagree. You love AND hate the place. Your opinion changesfrom day to day, hour to hour minute to minute. It's the people andthe place. One day you can be cycling along some ofthe most spectacular coast line you've ever seen and the next day you'restuck on a hard shoulder with trucks honking their super powered air horns twoinches from your ear. One minute you're sitting, laughing with somecurious villagers, using a globe to explain where you'refrom and where you've traveled and the next minute you're being ripped offblind by some street vendor who obviously hates you and everything aboutyou. Then there's the other variable which is you. With all thenoise, all the aggression and the curiosity of the people you have to befeeling 100%. Have a bad day on the bike or wake up on the wrong side ofthe bed and you'll hate everybody and everything. It's a place of endlesspossibilities both good and bad. We left Hueabout 20 days ago and it was back to the madness of Highway 1. Nodescription of Vietnamis complete without explaining the driving. It's utterly insane. Maybe they drive worse in Laosbut they have 6 cars in the entire country so it matters less. Thereare more cars per 30 metres of tarmac in Vietnam. Someone told medriving in Vietnamis like playing a video game and the analogy couldn't be more accurate. You need fast reactions. The noise will make your ears bleed. Youneed to concentrate 100% and of more relevance is that you only need to worryabout what's going on in front of you. As a Westerner it's a completelyalien concept. We're taught to be aware of what's going on allaround us. You change lanes you look over you shoulder. Youturn right or left and you look behind you. You use your mirrorsbefore every manoeuvre. Doesn't worklike that here. You just look in front and make sure you don't hitanything and let the people behind worry about you. It seems to workalthough when you see what's going on in front it makes you skeptical about thepeople behind you. I reckon we see 3 or 4 incidents a day where you thinkthere's going to be an accident but somewhere everyone seems to avoidthem. Maybe without all the safety trappings of Western society peopleconcentrate more on the road. It's the honking that drives you crazy. Honking in most places means thatsomething bad is about to happen. Honking behind you usually meanssomething bad is going to happen to you. You hear someone leaning on thehorn back home and you get off the road. It's a reflex action but youhave to break it if you're to spend more than 5 seconds cycling in Vietnam. Here honking the horn can mean anything from 'I have a very small penisand I'm trying to compensate by intimidating people with my massive horn'to 'hey you on the bicycle, I think what you're doing is really cool andwant to lean out my window at 100 miles an hour and wave to you as I gopast'. In fact the last thing it means is that something bad isgoing to happen behind you. You think you've gotten used to the horns butsometimes you'll find yourself dreaming and a truck will catch you unaware andlet off their high powered air horn two inches from your head and the oldinstinct comes back and you head for the bushes. The horn also serves as a warning that a driver is about to do somethingincredibly stupid. Over take on a blind bend for example. The ideapresumably that in the event of an accident the guy who did the dumbass overtakingmanoeuvre can say I told you so if anyone survives. The real problemis that you have no idea if the horn you hear coming round the corner is a guywith size issues if it's a 20 ton truck on your side of the road. We usuallyplay it safe and get as far to the right as possible but it makes for some hairraising descents. From Hue weheaded south towards Danang. Just before Danang is the famous Hai VanPass which is a ten kilometre climb up the side of mountain with the Gulf of Tonkin shimmering a perfect blue on yourleft. The climb isn't easy but you barely notice it and I'd put thatstretch of road in my top ten favourites of all time. Just a warningthough if you're ever tempted to do the climb. Don't stop at thetop. The top is populated by the most aggressive business women I've comeacross yet. They offer you cold drinks and before you know it you'vebought all manner of utter dross you don't need. We skipped Danang and headed for Hoi An which is one of those towns where youfeel you've stepped back in time except the shops all seem to sell the sameT-shirts you can buy anywhere else in the world. We got ourselves a roomover looking the river and spent 3 days sampling the famous Hoi An cuisine. We even booked ourselves into a half day cooking course so you can look forwardto my squid in chili and lemon grass when I get back. After Hoi An we headed back onto the highway and either we're getting used tothe madness or the traffic is improving. I suspect the former. Ourroute down the coast of Vietnamwas decided on after much consideration by yours truly. I'd read that thewind blows from the north-east which would give us some much appreciatedtailwind for a 1000kms or so. Turns out this isn't actually thecase. We've had a head wind about 90% of the time in Vietnam. Heyho. Another thing that amazes you when you cycle here is what people manage tocarry on their bikes. We have state of the art racks with waterproofpanniers with lightweight equipment and you feel slightly humbled when you gopast a guy carrying three pigs on the back of his bicycle. So far I'veseen someone carrying an entire tree, a whole bicycle (which is taking thecarrying of spares to the extreme), three pigs, three dogs and someone carryingwhat looked like 10 ducks strapped to the handlebars. That's ignoring therun-of-mill people I've seen carrying what looks like an entire crop in twobaskets on either side of the bike. We kept heading south and eventually ended up in the town of Q. Nhon where we spent a sleepless night in abedbug ridden room. Luckily we intended to be up early anyway as we'dread in Lonely Planet about a great little beach 30 km south and we were due arelaxing day. Things didn't quite turn out as planned. Appears thatLP got their town names mixed up and we eventually hit the town they mentionedafter 50 km. Unfortunately they got a lot more than the names mixed upand the town turned out to have zero accommodation. We were offered a hammockfor the night by one of the locals but it was one in the afternoon so wefigured we're press onto the next decent sized town which turned out to beanother 60 km down the road. In total, our 30 km easy day turned into a110km slog. On the plus side the room we got in Tuy Hoa got my vote as myfavourite $12 room ever with a bath tub I could do lengths in. It was another 160 kms to Nha Trang and we decided to split it up into two daysas we'd been putting in some big days without any rest. The road to NhaTrang is fantastic. Some of the best scenery I've had in SE Asia. The traffic had calmed down a fairbit as well so it was a great ride into Nha Trang. In Nha Trang we made the decision to cut west into the highlands as we'dbeen on the coast for 10 days now and fancied a bit of a change. The heatwas also becoming more of an issue as we headed south and gaining some attitudewould lose us some heat. The plan would be for me to leave Nha Trang theday before and Corinne would catch a bus up. Dalat was 1500mabove sea level and we weren't sure if it could be done in one day fully loadedso Corinne would take some of my gear on the bus and I'd tacklethe mountains on my own. Turned out to be a bit of a mistake. I hadn't been feeling 100% for a few days before. Hills I'dnormally race up were proving tougher than expected. On theride up to Dalat things got worse. It's a tough climb anywaywith two nasty alpine style climbs of about 15 km each but normally theywouldn't be a problem. By the time I got half way up the secondhill I could hardly turn the pedals. I had to lie down and restevery km and eventually I had to push the bike. After walking for 10kms and still with 25kms to go I couldn't even push the bikeanymore. Eventually I conceded defeat and caught a taxi the rest of theway. I got to Dalat and by the time I made it to the hotel I was shivering like itwas below zero. Corinne took my temperature and it was running at 39.5Cwhich isn't healthy. It was bed for the next 3 days. Losing threedays at the moment isn't ideal for me. I'm hoping to do 4500 kms in SEAsia which would leave be 2500 kms to do in America in about 25 days. Thefewer miles I do here the more I have to do in America and once it starts gettingover 100 kms a day then things start getting tight. I still want to dothe 25,000 km in under a year and time is getting short. After Dalat, we started the 300 km ride down to Ho Chi Minh City. I still wasn'tfeeling great but we needed to get going. As I said earlier, Vietnam isn't a place you won't to be whenyou're feeling below par and Ho Chi Minh Cityprobably the last place in Vietnamyou want to be. As we got closer to HCMC the madness of Vietnam justseemed to intensify. In the four day ride I can safely say there wasn't a30 second window of peace from the blaring horns. We got to within 30 kmsof HCMC and then formulated a plan which would get us some extra cycling daysin SE Asia. Crossing into Cambodia from Vietnam using our original planwould involve a day on a boat and then we had the problem of getting from SiemReap to the Thai border as the road isn't sealed. So we decided on a spur of the moment change of plan. Fly from HCMC toSiem Reap and then travel south east to the coast and get a fast boat round to Thailand. It has the added bonus that it also means we should have enough kilometresbetween us and Bangkok. Anyway, so that's how we ended up in Siem Reap, Cambodia. We arrived last night after a nervous flight. Not because of the flightitself but because in our rush to get to the airport we forget to check out thevisa regulations for Cambodia. As with most things though we got here and an ATM dispensing the required Americandollars was located two feet from the visa desk. Today we did the usual tourist stuff and cycled out to the amazing AngkorWat and back again. I like Cambodia so far. People arehelpful and friendly even though we're in a major tourist area. Tomorrowwe head east to the capital city of Phnom Penh. It's around 320 km and we're looking to do itin 4 days. It'll be interesting to get out into the countryside asthat's a better measure of a country's character. We were talking today about what our favourite country has been so far in SE Asia. 10 days ago, Vietnam was mine and Corinne'sfavourite. Today Laosis my favourite whereas Corinne's is still Vietnam. I think it's justindicative that I got ill in Vietnamand it's not a forgiving place. If I had been 100% all the way through Ihave no doubt that the people and the place would have made it a firmfavourite. As it is I have mixed feelings. I have some greatmemories but I also have some negatives. Maybe that's what makes for anexciting place? I've booked my final tickets back home and will arrive back in Manchester Airport on the morning of 20thJuly. I have 2100 miles left to reach my target of 16000 miles and around45 days. It's doable but I've put a lot of pressure on myself if I stillwant to finish in under a year. There isn't much room for errorthere. For the last 1600 miles I'll be on my own again and it'll be backto sleeping under bridges and in ditches again. Anyway best be off as it's late here and we have to get an early start. Here's hoping for tailwind. Lots of love as always, Craig. XXX Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites


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From the Walt Disney Co. and American Express to Toyota and General Mills, large companies have long been reaping the benefits of employer-sponsored health clinics. However, what was once a privilege only to large private sector employers, employee health clinics are fast becoming a savings and wellness strategy for the public sector.
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It's Saturday! The first day of my Spring Break! This day is full of possibilities : )
I'm linking up today with Pigtales and Quilts for her " It's a Saturday Sharing Day!"
I'm using the Sew, Mama, Sew! excellent tutorial for nesting/stacking blocks.
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Here's the 3rd block in progress:
I was only going to do the three big boxes but now I'm thinking I should do all four. I'm thinking I should do the fourth in yellows. What do you think?
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Seven Things Your Agent Should Know About Your Mortgage Approval
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Where Does My Earnest Money Go?
Hey, I gave my real estate agent a $5000 Earnest Money Deposit check… Where does that money go? A basic and very obvious question that most First-Time home Buyers ask once their purchase contract gets accepted. According to Wikipedia: Earnest Money – an earnest payment (sometimes called earnest money or simply earnest, or alternatively a
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Symptoms and signs
Anthracnose foliar blight appears as irregular yellow or bronze patches of diseased turf. Symptoms on individual plants first appear as yellow or red lesions on the oldest (outermost) leaves, then progress to a blighting of younger leaves and shoots. Occasionally, fungal fruiting structures called acervuli can be observed with a good quality hand lens on diseased leaves and stems. Acervuli resemble small, black pin cushions and are the location of spore production.
Anthracnose basal rot symptoms vary depending on the grass species affected. On annual bluegrass, symptoms appear as a bright yellowing of the turf in irregular patches. Affected bentgrass turf typically appears as irregular red or bronze patches are rarely appears yellow. On individual plants affected with anthracnose basal rot, a dark brown or black color is present at the base of the plant. As the disease worsens, the darkening (rotting) progresses up the stem and acervuli can be observed with a hand lens on stem and leaf tissue.
Disease Cycle
The causal fungus, Colletotrichum graminicola, survives the winter as dormant resting structures called sclerotia and as dormant mycelium in infected plant debris. During early spring outbreaks of anthracnose basal rot, the fungus, which may have overwintered in the plant, initiates infection at the base of the plant. Outbreaks of anthracnose foliar blight and / or basal rot can result when spores produced in acervuli are dispersed by splashing water or tracked by mowing equipment from one area to another. These spores then germinate and cause new infections on other plants. Anthracnose is likely to occur when plants are growing slowly (during periods of hot and cold temperatures), during overcast periods, and in high humidity conditions.
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Proper fetilization and maintaining good soil physical conditions are the most effective approaches to managing anthracnose. If your turf is underfertilized, increase the rate and / or frequency of nitrogen fertilizer applications. This will improve resistance to the disease and sid in turf recovery. Add potassium and phosphorus if your soil test report indicates a need. Improved drainage and a regular aeration program will reduce excess soil moisture, alleviate compaction, and improve root growth, creating conditions that are less favorable for anthracnose.
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Fungicides are only used to control anthracnose on golf courses. Preventative (before the disease occurs) applications of fungicides are generally more effective in controlling anthracnose foliar blight and basal rot than curative (after the disease appears) applications. Application timing will vary from one region to another and possibly from year to year at the same location. The best way to time your applications is to keep records for several seasons of the environmental conditions under which the disease occurred on your course, then apply fungicides when conditions are conducive for disease development.


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Revealed: Charge Sheet Against Knysna Municipal Manager Grant Easton
This article reveals the underhanded conduct of the Democratic Alliance and that they're prepared to play with the future of a whole town. This is clearly demonstrated through the disciplinary charge sheet against Knysna's Municipal Manager, Grant Easton. The charges have not been made public until now. In fact, for 9 days, the Municipality's Legal Department and Municipal Manager Johnny Douglas have failed to acknowledge my PAIA request for the full details of the disciplinary hearing. I mysteriously discovered part of the required information in an envelope at my home door early Thursday evening. The charge sheet is a product … 'Click here to read full article…'


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As for me and my house, we will serve The Lord. Joshua 24:15. PERSONALIZED.
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text: Get yourself relaxed because that's when you'll fully enjoy "Pride", the latest release from Canadian singer Brahny. The soulful song now gets an equally smooth visual accompaniment. Groovy basslines supplements the dreamy melodies and then the Toronto-based musician arrives to lay his silky vocals over the beautiful tune. The composition itself takes direct cue from the track's laid-back vibe and takes the song to the sublime side of things. Watch the official video for "Pride" as posted above via YouTube. (Soundcloud link also embedded below). Follow Brahny on Instagram.


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Black hole: (n) a place where people or things, especially money, disappear without trace
For years, in moments of frustration, I succumbed to calling individuals around me who found my disfavor, "Asshole."
I never felt good about it.
It was a rather sleazy term, with no real meaning. After all, the problem was certainly north of their posterior.
Yet it made me temporarily feel empowered and superior, so I gave in to the inclination.
But no more.
I have found the perfect insult for those around me who are oblivious to the needs of others and think they are driving on the highway of life in the carpool lane.
They are black holes.
When anything full of life, potential, mercy, goodness, gentleness or legitimate humor gets anywhere near them, they swallow it up into the darkness of their oblivion. They do not possess the ability to retain, but instead are bottomless cups, constantly needing refilling.
The danger is that our society might become so accepting of these "black holes" that we start believing it is human nature to be devoid of empathy.
That would be most unfortunate.
Because even in the carpool lane, it is required for you to have two people.
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I'm sitting in my parents' kitchen with my dad before he leaves for work. The time change between Boston and Nashville works in our favor this morning, 6:30 am felt like 7:30 am when I woke up "late."
Marshall is back in Hamilton, and I fly back this afternoon, after what couldn't have been a more perfect weekend.
We were in town for the wedding of one of Marshall's lifelong best friends, Sam. He married his high school sweetheart of more than ten years in one of the most beautiful and most fun weddings I've ever attended.
There's something about a girl on her wedding day that is undeniably beautiful. I was telling one of my friends on Saturday night that I don't believe I've been to a wedding where the bride didn't look absolutely stunning. I know brides spend all day getting ready for their big day, and many spend months making sure they will look their best, but there's something more to the radiance that glows from a bride on her big day.
For me, my wedding day was far and away one of the happiest and best days of my life. I was marrying the man of my dreams, I was surrounded by the people I loved most, and I was wearing the prettiest dress I'll ever wear, ever. It was hanging in my old closet this weekend and I have to admit I went in to stare at it twice. I told my mom I wanted to put it on. I resisted.
That's me, almost ten months ago! It's hard to believe we've been married for almost a year.
It was so refreshing to see all of our old friends from home, and we even got to spend some time with our families (including Itty. He was so excited).
But I'm also glad to be headed back up to Massachusetts. We've made a good little home for ourselves up there, and it's definitely where we are meant to be right now.
See you on the flip side.
p.s. I wrote most of this post yesterday, we are back in Mass now. I know you were wondering.


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Submitted Abstract
The IMOTEP project aims to develop a pilot production line for bioactive floating carriers able to degrade pharmaceuticals dissolved in water, and to demonstrate the performance of these carriers in a prototype working relevant environment (effluents with hospital residues). The rationale for developing and demonstrating this technology is the increasing presence of pharmaceuticals in the water resources,which generate ecological problems in rivers and groundwater and lead to contamination of drinking water. Responses to these environmental issues include development of innovative, compact and cost-effective wastewater treatment targeting in the first instance hospital and pharmaceutical industry effluents. The driver for new technologies is mainly linked to water resources protection through European legislation and its forthcoming evolution including pharmaceuticals as priority substances to be limited in the European waters. From a technological point of view, several existing technologies are able to partially treat pharmaceuticals in wastewater. Significant drawbacks of existing technologies are however related to their cost, to the incompleteness of treatment and to the production of toxic by-products. LIST has developed an innovative technology based on fixed enzymes (laccase, beta-lactamase, NDM-1) that allows the treatment of pharmaceuticals in compact units with no production of toxic by-products. This technology has the advantage of being easily installed in existing treatment infrastructure and at low additional cost.


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