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Name Your Poison!
by PamFord Davis
2/25/2014 / Devotionals
"Name your poison!"
Those in their right frame of mind heed warning labels; when seeing a skull and cross bones, we recognize it as poison.
God gives us daily warnings through His word and Holy Spirit; I bemoan the tragedy of so many ignoring His warnings.
"Now the doings (practices) of the flesh are clear (obvious): they are immorality, impurity, indecency, Idolatry, sorcery, enmity, strife, jealousy, anger, (ill temper), selfishness, divisions (dissensions), party spirit (factions, sects with peculiar opinions, heresies), Envy, drunkenness, carousing, and the like. I warn you beforehand, just as I did previously, that those who do such things shall not inherit the kingdom of God (Galatians 5: 19-21 Amplified Bible)."
Sin leads to death; it poisons the spirit.
"Now the mind of the flesh [which is sense and reason without the Holy Spirit] is death [death that comprises all the miseries arising from sin, both here and hereafter]. But the mind of the [Holy] Spirit is life and [soul] peace [both now and forever] (Romans 8:6 Amplified Bible)."
Devotionals are her first love in writing. Published articles in Mature Living Magazine, Devotions for the Deaf, The Secret Place, Light from the Word, Coosa Journal, With God Daily, Mary Hollingsworth's The One Year Devotional of Joy and Laughter. http://www.pamforddavis.com
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Before he began hosting "All In," which airs weeknights on MSNBC, Chris Hayes was already something of a multiplatform brand. There were bylines in progressive magazines like In These Times and The Nation, stints subbing for Rachel Maddow and other future MSNBC colleagues, a well-received book about meritocracy in America, an energetic Twitter account, and, of course, "Up," where Mr. Hayes moderated brainy political debates for the network's weekend-morning audience.
Now the youngest face of the network's prime-time block, and the recent winner of his second Emmy, Mr. Hayes finds himself confronting the private and public demands of the cacophonous media-political environment in which he plays a leading role. He fears missing bedtime for his three children, and worries about "the ungodly amount of caffeine" he consumes. Twitter, he says, "feels like smoking three packs a day."
The steady disintegration of New York City's subway system, which he took while growing up in the Bronx and rides to work each day, is particularly troubling: "There's literally nothing more important to the functioning of New York than public transit!"
Such anxieties are difficult to separate from Mr. Hayes's appeal to the left-leaning audience of MSNBC, his engaged Twitter followers and his growing bookstore crowd. (His second title, "A Colony in a Nation," was published last year.) Mr. Hayes won't necessarily dispel anxiety about the future of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, or of human civilization. But he recognizes the nature and magnitude of the concern, and the impatience of those, including himself, who want to do something about it. We connected in early October.
9 a.m. Wake up at our house in Ulster County.
10 a.m. Go for a nice walk and am convinced by the kids to take them off the trail, resulting in me wiping out into a mud puddle. Get lots of looks as we walk around.
1:30 p.m. Pass out during car ride back to Manhattan. Begin to worry that this diary will expose how perpetually under-slept I am.
4:30 p.m. I'm interviewed by Andrew Marantz for The New Yorker Festival. I've done dozens of these kinds of events, and this might be my favorite.
6 p.m. Grab drinks with Andrew and my editor at Norton, Tom Mayer, in Hell's Kitchen.
7 p.m. Call an Uber to head home because the M.T.A.'s weekend service suspensions are madness, but traffic is so bad that I regret it. Every time I take a mode of transit in this city, without fail, I feel like I made the wrong choice. Getting around the city on the weekends has become impossible, too. My life is an unceasing festival of impatience.
8 p.m. Traffic is terrible and I'm now stressing that I'm going to miss bedtime, and I only a get a few nights a week to do it!
7 a.m. Wake up when our youngest, Anya, wakes up. Check Twitter. The site is a pretty central part of my work, in terms of synthesizing the sheer amount of information that I need to do "All In." Of course, I tell myself it's for work, but it also sometimes feels like I work for a tobacco company and I'm smoking three packs a day, telling myself, "I have to be in touch with the company's product!"
9 a.m. Start to plan the week ahead. I don't really go into weeks with any grand themes or narratives. One thing I've learned the hard way is you can't get too attached to stories or set pieces in this news environment because things keep happening: It's more like an improv than a three-act play.
I do, obviously, have a bead on the main stories of the week, like Jamal Khashoggi's murder and the midterm elections. I also have a sense of building narratives: the idea that Brett Kavanaugh's confirmation had provided a big electoral boost to Republican candidates and the conservative meme that the left had been taken over by "mobs." I often think about how we're telling stories in relation to those larger narratives, particularly when I think they're baseless or wrong or dangerous.
10 a.m. Continue to read up about climate, the history of the U.S. Senate, and a new intellectual history of emotions and politics, called "Nervous States," that my agent gave me. I subscribe to a bunch of newsletters but don't really read them; a producer assembles a note every morning that's like an in-house newsletter that I read instead.
12:30 p.m. Head to work. Commute on the F train is blessedly smooth. Listen to the final episode of Slow Burn's second season. (I don't listen to music, actually. When I'm alone, I listen to podcasts.)
1:30 p.m. Meet with staff to plan for tonight's show. "All In" is divided into segments: A block, B block and so on. For each one, a segment producer will start with a bulleted list of "ingredients": news developments, audio and other bits of data. After running through the list, the producer uses a phone to record me while I talk through my sense of how the segment could go.
My colleagues will offer their ideas about order, narrative arc and other things we may have missed and omitted. Once we've talked through the introduction, we discuss who the guests are and what we want to do in the interview: what questions we want to explore, what conversational areas we want to bring up, and pieces of sound or quotes or data that we might throw in. We do that for each segment, usually in the same order as they'll air. Then the segment producers begin writing scripts, which I review a few hours before the show begins.
5 p.m. Segment meetings wrap up. I'm, um, fasting today, so am subsisting on caffeine and gum.
8 p.m. Show time. Feel a bit lightheaded from the fasting, but persevere.
10 p.m. Get home and catch up with my wife, Kate, who has the stamina and focus of a futuristic robot and is able to put in like three hours of work after the kids' bedtime. I'm basically a brain-dead mess, but catching up with her, just the two of us, is always one of the best parts of the day.
6 a.m. Wake up when our son, David, crawls into bed with us. Make breakfast for the kids with my father-in-law, who's staying with us for a few days.
9 a.m. Walk David to school while trying and failing to explain evolution, a topic he's obsessed with but currently a little hazy on. Hard to make the distinction between individual monkeys turning into individual humans and the evolution of an entire species.
1:30 p.m. Meetings for tonight's show. I'm currently at inbox zero, although I have thousands of unread messages in other folders.
7:45 p.m. Leave office for hair and makeup, which takes a minute to walk to and usually 10 minutes to finish. Currently running on six or seven cups of coffee, or about 12 servings. "Up," my former show, was much easier and much more natural and authentic to my default mode of address and style of conversation. I think I actually enjoyed the doing of that show more, though "All In" stretches me in all kinds of ways that "Up" didn't.
9 a.m. Have a lovely school drop-off with my two older kids. Spend the whole time fantasizing about what dog we might get someday. (Four years from now is the opening bid.) Afterward, I see my therapist, visit my friends' 7-week-old, grab breakfast and head to the gym. Afterward, I'm dragging and the caffeine receptors in my brain are feeling like stripped screws.
1 p.m. Arrive at office, where I have a sitting/standing desk, but I'm too lazy to actually stand at it. I wear Bose noise-canceling headphones, which are amazing, and so large they are hard to lose. For writing, I use Scrivener to keep my research, notes and other references in one easily searchable place, and Freedom to limit online distractions. I rely on TeuxDeux for to-do lists. I also have an incredible assistant, Aileen Normile, who helps manage my schedule.
1:30 p.m. Segment meetings, where I confer with the line producer Tiffany Champion, the senior producers Brendan O'Melia and Tina Cone, and the executive producer Denis Horgan. Lots of hurricane coverage planned for tonight.
9 p.m. Head home.
7 a.m. Wake up and check Twitter, which feels a bit like walking into the lobby of a Las Vegas casino at 6 a.m. to head to the airport and seeing all the people, dead-eyed, playing the slots: They've either been there all night or they woke up and started playing slots first thing in the morning.
1:30 p.m. Meeting with my staff.
3 p.m. Pull day at the gym. Since February, I've been working out with a trainer three days per week. I don't want to name the gym I attend, for privacy, but it's in Manhattan on my way to work.
7 p.m. I truly worry my brain chemistry has been permanently altered for the worse by constant stimulus.
12:30 a.m. Go to sleep. No work tomorrow, since it's my day off. I very rarely have Fridays off. This was a special case because I had worked a few weekend days in a row, and I'd put in a request for it ahead of time.
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Scholarship received in 1957 led Marvin Proctor to lifelong career
One hundred dollars – the amount may seem insignificant to some, but to Marvin Proctor, the $100 scholarship he received to attend Pratt Community College in 1957 would be the start to an education that would provide him a lifelong career with the institution, even if he did not know it at the time.
Proctor graduated from Haviland High School in the spring of 1957 as one of the top three students in the class. Since the principal did not award valedictorians or salutatorians, all three were announced as the top student to the three different schools they decided to attend. That summer, Proctor received a visit from a Pratt Junior College recruiter.
"The recruiter was talking to my dad and me," said Proctor. "He said if I did well in school, he could offer me a scholarship. I told him that would be very nice. That's what we need. He offered me a $100 scholarship for two years, because the tuition at the time was $25 a semester."
Aside from the substantial difference between the cost of tuition in 1957 to today, Proctor recalls the price of textbooks being quite different as well.
"I had to buy all my books," said Proctor. "I still have one of my old trigonometry books and it shows the price of it was $6. It's all relative."
The $100 scholarship paid off. Proctor graduated as the top male student at Pratt Junior College in 1959.
"I was awarded the Porter Scholarship for being the top male student," said Proctor. "I got another $100. When I was still teaching here, the scholarship was worth $2,500, but they were splitting it up between several people. When I graduated, the total amount was $100. That shows what the value of an endowed scholarship is over time."
Proctor put the scholarship he was awarded into good use. He attended Kansas State University to become an engineer. However, his original plans did not quite pan out.
"I am one of the very few people who left engineering because I actually liked mathematics, rather than the other way around," said Proctor. "So, I became a math major. I graduated with a degree in mathematics at K-State and took their teaching block so I could start teaching."
The next fall, Proctor started teaching at Buhler High School. He taught there for three years before deciding he wanted to move on to bigger things.
"After teaching at Buhler, I applied for an academic year fellowship at the University of Illinois in mathematics," said Proctor. "I found out later there were over 700 applicants and they only accepted 45 of us."
Proctor spent the next full year – regular term and summer term – attending the University of Illinois to obtain his Master of Arts degree.
"When I attended K-State, I got my Bachelors of Science degree," said Proctor. "I thought that was what you were supposed to do in mathematics. When I arrived at Illinois, I met a fellow who said he had a degree in science and now he wanted one in arts. I decided that sounded good to me as well, so I got a Master of Arts degree instead of science. Then, over the years, I became really convinced that mathematics is more of an art and not a science. It's a humanities. It's a language. It has its own vocabulary. So that's the way I view it – as an art and not a science."
After graduating from the University of Illinois, Proctor needed a place to teach. As Proctor realized, faith works in funny ways.
"One of my math instructors at Pratt Junior College knew my wife's parents very well and knew that I was graduating," said Proctor. "I spoke with him and he put in a word to the president at the college. They contacted me and asked me to apply to teach at Pratt."
Proctor had thought about applying at other colleges, but decided applying to Pratt Junior College would be a better idea.
"I loved my experience there as a student," said Proctor. "So that's what I did. I applied to teach there and I got the job in 1966."
Proctor spent the next 38 years teaching a wide variety of math classes. He recalls teaching everything from beginning math classes such as Survey of Math and Beginning Algebra all the way through Calculus III and Differential Equations.
"My favorite class to teach would have to be calculus because I had really good students," said Proctor. "Another class that was my favorite was intermediate algebra, because of the students' motivation. The people were in that class because they knew they had to be. They had to pass college algebra to graduate and they had to have that class to do it. They were very self-motivated."
The night classes he taught were also some of his favorites because they usually had adult learners.
"They were almost my favorite because they were so motivated as well. They needed to succeed. They worked hard and I found that interesting," said Proctor.
During his 38 years teaching, Proctor recalls several changes to the school and technology in itself that made his job of teaching mathematics easier. One of the major changes included the popularization of calculators.
"When the calculator came about, I thought it was great," said Proctor. "They developed so fast. The first calculator I saw was being sold in a store downtown. It had a cable with a stylus attached to it. You had to pick the stylus up and touch the pad to complete the circuit instead of punching a key."
Proctor wasn't opposed to using calculators in the classroom. The first time he recalls seeing a calculator in one of his classes was by an older gentleman who came back to school.
"He wanted to be an engineer," said Proctor. "He bought a Hewlett-Packard 45 for around $460. Soon they came out with the Model 35, which cost around $100 less. That's when most of us settled in and we got those. They were replaced a few years later by one at Walmart that cost $14."
Aside from the changes in technology, Proctor also recalls moving from the old central school to the building where PCC is today.
"One thing that is kind of memorable is the move from the old central school to here," said Proctor. "I, being one of the newest members of the faculty, didn't know you were supposed to say no to certain things! Somebody suggested that I should chair the moving event. I had to oversee that every room was taken care of in some way."
The major equipment and rooms, such as the President's office, were contracted to be moved with Wegele Moving, a company that was located downtown. The instructors were responsible for moving their own materials themselves. Students volunteered to place books from the library in their vehicles and drive them to the new building, where they were then stacked up until they were able to be placed on the proper shelf.
"Overall, it was really fun," said Proctor. "I had a map of the whole new building and had to try to keep people going in the right place. People would get turned around so fast in the pods where the classrooms are located. It caused total confusion! Nobody knew where they were, but we got it all moved eventually."
Proctor and his wife, Eunice, are still located in the Pratt area. He currently serves on the Foundation board. Despite retiring in 2004, he still does what he can to support the students at PCC. He recently sold half of his antique tractor and engine collection at an auction where he raised enough money to set up an endowed scholarship.
The Marvin L. Proctor Family Scholarship will be available for students starting in the fall. The recipients are required to have at least a 2.5 GPA in high school and maintain a 3.0 GPA while at PCC. The scholarship is not restricted to any program or major in particular, giving all students a chance to better themselves and a chance to make a difference in their lives, just as the $100 scholarship he received did to him.
"The $100 scholarship I received made a difference in my life. It really did," said Proctor. "The students are important. Without them, the college wouldn't exist. We need to support the students."
September 6, 1938, Pratt Junior College opened its doors as the 14th junior college created in Kansas. Pratt "Juco" welcomed 150 new students to its original campus located on 401 S Hamilton St. Eighty years later, Pratt Community College, is proud to have helped build the futures of thousands of students on-campus, online, at our Winfield and Wichita learning centers and through high school concurrent enrollment.
The mission of Pratt Community College is maximum student learning, individual and workforce development, high quality instruction and service, and community enrichment. PCC is proud to be a part of the community in Pratt, Kansas. With more than 80 years of history, PCC remains humbled to serve our community and students who come to build a foundation for their lives.
This year we celebrate this grand anniversary and remember those who've walked through these halls. Each month during 2018 PCC is proud to feature stories and memories from alumnae, community members and faculty who have helped see our institution and mission grow. If you would like to share an experience or memory or be considered for one of our monthly features contact Jessica Sanko, 620-450-2192, email@example.com.


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Detectives are issuing a CCTV image in an appeal this week for public help to track down two men who beat up a customer in a newsagent's in Poplar.
The 26-year-old customer was a victim in what police have called "a sustained assault" who later needed metal plates inserted into his face.
He had got involved in an argument with a woman at 1am on Saturday, February 25 when he was attacked by the men who were with her in the shop in East India Dock Road.
The first attacker is white, age 35 to 40, around 5ft 11ins tall with greying hair, and was wearing a black jacket and a white T-shirt. The second, also white, is 25-30, same height, with short dark hair, wearing a navy jacket and black T-shirt.
Detectives are urging anyone recognising them or has information to call Tower Hamlets CID on 101, or tweeting at @MetCC or calling Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555111 (crimestoppers-uk.org).
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i like my shows…so what!?!
i have said before that i love my shows and my "friends" from those shows. just a quick update on what we are watching in this house.
of course we watch football. the cooler it gets outside the more i want to watch because to me cool weather = football watching. the only negative is andy isn't doing so well with his fantasy football team. (so sad i know).
i sneak away from football sunday night to watch revenge. i still love that show. i am a little concerned how it will be able to survive another season. i fear that they are about to run out of things that they can write about (and not make it to hokey). i think that the writing up until this point has been unbelievable. it is creative and done in a unique way. i think that the plots have all been strong and people die that you don't expect. i am excited to see how things play out since the first episode leaves us wondering if Emily lives or dies.
we watch castle and bones (most of the time). i have gradually lost interest in these shows…i don't know if it is because the plot changes or because of the writing (or maybe because i have gained a touch of a life and don't need those friends as much). i do still enjoy them when i catch them.
i am a diehard fan of ncis and ncis la. i was devastated that ziva left but at least she isn't dead…so there is still hope! i enjoy the writing and the characters and plots. for Christmas last year andy got me a "bert" from the show and he sits on the couch with me Tuesday nights when we watch ncis and ncis la! can't wait to see what happens with everyone the rest of the season.
if we are home we watch duck dynasty and modern family and the middle. they are all light hearted and funny and make us laugh.
i am glad that my fall shows started back but was sad that rookie blue is off until next may. we were left with a lot of unanswered situations and i am so anxious about what the writers have in store for us next season!
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Henry Jamison's sophomore album, 'Gloria Duplex', is set to be released next February via Akira Records, just over a year after the release of the impressive debut 'The Wilds'. The artist just released 'Ether Garden', the third single taken from the forthcoming new studio work.
The new cut, a soulful concentrate of beautifully crafted melodies and Jamison's signature vocals, seems to have a peculiar link to the rest of the record. As Henry states, its relationship to 'Gloria Duplex' "is basically one of being a depth below the problems the other songs address, the depth at which an actual change could happen." The track, in fact, suggests that there is hope to alter behaviours typical of the youngsters, as described in 'Boys' and 'Gloria', the first two chapters taken from his full-length and released by the artist.
Listen to 'Ether Garden' below here, and check artwork and tracklist for the LP out on February 8th, 2019.
Tracklist – 'Gloria Duplex'
1. Gloria
2. Boys
3. Ether Garden
4. True North
5. Florence Nightingale
6. The Magic Lantern
7. Stars
8. Beauty Sleep
9. American Babes
10. In March
11. Reading Days
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The green morning juice is a something tasty I made before work this morning. My boyfriend bought me a industrial second hand juicer for 20€ which I am super happy with and I wanted to test it straight away.
I have always wanted a juicer but I never got round to buying so I am so ecstatic that I actually now have one
So here's one of my first smoothies, served in a pint glass and had a head like a pint but with a green body…. well it made me laugh.
Looking forward to lots of juice and alternative recipes to come, Here's the recipe for my morning pint of #goodness
1 x large orange
1 x inch of ginger
2 x large sticks of celery
2 x handful of spinach
1 x apple
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Cisco 8861 phone currently programmed as 3PCC using sip88xx.110901MPP-477.loads. I need to change this phone to enterprise. We have the TFTP server up and running. Under phone, provisioning, I entered the loads file of the SIP firmware file 88xx.12-0-1-SR1-1.loads . I checked the log file on my TFTP server and it's definitely being pulled from the phone. Phone gives an error on the screen and that's it. Any idea why it's not upgrading? Upgrade enable is set to "YES"
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S&P analyst must face insider trading charges over merger of paint makers
NEW YORK, Dec 6 - A federal judge in Manhattan οn Thursday rejected requests by a Standard & Poοr's credit ratings analyst and a friend to dismiss criminal insider trading charges related to the $9.3 billiοn merger of paint makers Sherwin-Williams Co and Valspar Cοrp.
U.S. District Judge Jed Rakoff said the indictment's failure to allege that the analyst Sebastian Pinto-Thomaz and Jeremy Millul, a jeweler in Manhattan's Diamοnd District, shared a "meaningfully close persοnal relatiοnship" didn't matter because it said Pinto-Thomaz had an "intentiοn to benefit" Millul.
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S&P had suspended Pinto-Thomaz when the charges were annοunced in June. His current employment status cοuld nοt immediately be determined.
The other friend, Abell Oujaddou, who runs an upscale hair salοn in Manhattan's Flatirοn District, pleaded guilty to insider trading in October.
Millul is trying to sever his case frοm Pinto-Thomaz's so that he is nοt unfairly implicated in Oujaddou's trading.
Shares of Valspar surged 23 percent οn the first trading day after Cleveland-based Sherwin-Williams annοunced it would buy the cοmpany. The merger closed οn June 1, 2017.
The case is U.S. v. Pinto-Thomaz et al, U.S. District Court, Southern District of New Yοrk, No. 18-cr-00579.


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I have always been intrigued by travel and the freedom it provides, which paints a stark contrast to a cubicle job. That is why I explored the travel industry, specifically the media aspect of it. And so, I reached out to Zander Shine, a 6'4'' surfer and travel filmmaker of a similar mindset.
Born and raised in Arizona, since a very young age, Shine has always been attracted to surfing, photography and traveling. Growing up 300 miles from the coastline of California, his experiences differed from those of SoCal natives, who grew up around surfers who did what they loved every day. Though it was interesting growing up in Arizona's immense beauty, growing up, he constantly wanted to travel the world. After pursuing a college football career for a few years, playing at The University of Alabama and winning a National Championship, he decided to move to Los Angeles in 2017 to pursue his other loves and passions in life.
Shine has a love for photography; not only does he take pleasure in the intricacies behind the camera, but he enjoys being in front of the camera even more. Music is a huge influence in his life; his passion for house music, along with another favorite genre, EDM, and making friends in Los Angeles has led him to work with YouTube channel Trap Nation.
Currently, Shine now travels around the globe, traveling and documenting his journey, creating jaw dropping content. He is best known for documenting his travels on Instagram and, in the near future, Youtube.
How can entrepreneurs stay motivated and keep their goals in mind?
The things that keep people happy are simple yet amazing. Many people imagine being rebellious to be simply going against the grain, but you can either be satisfied with yourself or seek more out of life. Rebellion is more than breaking other people's rules; it is having the strength to break your own. Breaking out of the social norm of society's expectations allows the pursuit of personal passions, it will lead you to gratitude for doing so. Rebellion is constantly challenging yourself. Life starts where the comfort zone ends. And so, a big desire is to live life to its fullest extent, chasing your passions and overcoming adversity to do so.
How have passions, life experiences and acquaintances influenced growth as an entrepreneur?
Mentors are friends and family; they provide the support needed to pursue passions. Because change is constant in life, so are ideas and thoughts. It is a blessing to have passion, learn, and push your own personal limits. For many, society's expectation of being at a desk working a job merely because of the status quo of society is overcome by the desire to live now and work a dead-end job later on, not wasting creativity and energy in a room at a desk in the pursuit of happiness. It is clear that it is imperative for one to pursue one's true passions.
What are common causes of failure and how can you learn from them to drive future success?
If you ever feel like you don't belong in life, remember that there is always someone who shares the same interest and passion as you somewhere on this earth. It is crucial to find them, doing so ultimately allows true freedom. You can grow as an individual simply just by believing in yourself and taking risks when needed. If you don't believe in yourself, then you have no chance. Even if you desperately wish to chase your dream, make sure that dream is practical; live within your dreams. Doing so is humbling and will invoke gratitude for every moment. Life in general is too short. Whether it is spent basket weaving or skydiving, do it. Chasing after what you believe in and doing what ultimately makes you, as an individual, happy is special. There is no better feeling in life than doing what you truly love everyday of your life. Nevertheless, failure is frequent, but it makes you a stronger individual.
Any aspiring entrepreneur can learn a couple of things from Zander's story. It's important to go against the status quo. Conquer your fears. The mind is incredibly powerful; realize your own potential. Travel. Break the mold. And most importantly, believe in yourself.


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How do you play a game with no finish line? Simon Sinek, author of Find Your Why and Leaders Eat Last is back again with his newest book, The Infinite Game. The big idea? You have a finite time to play in the never-ending landscape that is business. It's not about finding short-term wins – it's about setting your business up to outlast yourself and everyone else.
Simon talks about the five principles to help you play the Infinite Game: Just Cause, Trusting Teams, Worthy Rivals, Existential Flexibility, and the Courage to Lead. He also shares why your Just Cause has nothing to do with what you're selling, the single greatest tell of a good leader, and where true courage comes from.


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Ashfield area guide
The best restaurants, bars, shops and events in Ashfield
As the Inner West undergoes more and more plastic surgeries, Ashfield holds onto the charming remnants of its ageing looks. Sure, the aspirational apartment showrooms have crept into Liverpool Road, and soon this strip will be given the nip-tuck of high density living. But something tells us the steamy dumpling holes in the wall, eccentric pockets of activity and buzzing cultural clubs of Ashfield will continue, untouched for a while longer.
Once the eucalypt-dotted land of the Wangal people, Ashfield has federation mansions, pastel Victorian castles and an unbeatable stretch of cult Chinese eateries all proclaiming to be 'New Shanghai'. Mementos of Ashfield's past are tucked into the parks and side streets, such as a proud bust of Mei Quong Tart – a 19th century progressive Chinese ambassador who owned a tea house in the QVB that once hosted celebs and suffragettes. Spend time meandering in dumpling queues and you'll catch glimpses of seniors waltzing in the mirrored Town Hall, mysterious karaoke joints that may or may not be open (the lights are on, is anybody home?) and tables of locals at the Polish Club enjoying vodka, pierogi and Flintstones-sized pork knuckles with sauerkraut.
No Inner West trip is complete without a dig around Newtown, and why not go even further west with our guide to Parramatta.
Where to eat in Ashfield
Excelsior Jones
It's been nearly four years since we stumbled upon this café in the quiet suburban streets of Ashfield and ordered the pork hash breakfast. That dish was a revelation. Tender strands of pork hock with crisp, caramelised edges tossed with sweet, roasted eschallots, golden potato nuggets, chives and micro herbs. This crisp, crunchy mess wore a wobbly poached egg like a jaunty cap, but the truly genius addition was the crunchy little buckwheat kernels. It was the most exciting thing to happen to café breakfasts that year. We went back to Excelsior Jones recently to take the temperature of the area, and that breakfast bowl is still the hot ticket item. And the crowds are still packing out this corner café on a weekend. Of course, one dish does not make an excellent café, but the rest of the menu isn't slacking. Big hearty breakfasts of mushrooms on toast or eggs Benedict are popular orders, and plenty of people are swapping a cowboy's start to the day for the breakfast salad of kale, black rice, pomegranate berries, seeds, and nuts with a blended avocado and tahinI dressing. It's from somewhere between the Middle East and the California Coast and manages to put flavour ahead of health points. They're extracting a toasty espresso here that does exactly what it says on the label, but to really put a spring in your step fly high on sugar after downing a properly malted milkshake in flavours like butterscotch and cherry ripe. We've always liked Excelsior Jones because they had the
AD's Kitchen
There's nothing like seeing a batch of freshly cooked puri coming straight out of the kitchen. Puffed up like UFOs, these hollow and soft deep fried breads have slightly crisp edges and a speckled golden brown surface. They cook them all morning long on weekends at AD's Kitchen, one of the few places offering a traditional Nepali breakfast in Sydney. AD's Kitchen started as a home-run catering service by Anjana Dhakal (AD) before blooming into a restaurant business. Swing by during weekends for their buffet breakfast, hugely popular with ex-pats seeking a sentimental taste of home. Pay $12 at the register and you'll be provided with a plastic plate to load up as often as you like at the self-serve buffet. That means limitless puri breads, aloo matar – a mild potato and pea curry – and kala chana, a dry curry of black gram beans that you can bling up with raw red onion and tiny green chillies that pack some serious heat. On the sweet side, dig into kheer sweet rice pudding and bright orange swirls of syrup-soaked deep-fried dough called jeri, the Nepali version of Indian jelebi. A massive urn of strong and sweet chai tea will have you buzzing in no time. Go from savoury to sweet or meander back and forth between both. It's not uncommon to sandwich the stickily sweet jeri inside a puri and eat them together, like a Nepalese version of a desert taco. Start with small serves of everything so you can figure out what you'd like for seconds. And thirds. Just make sure you follow
Shanghai Night
The Liverpool Road stretch of Ashfield is littered with dumpling houses these days but Shanghai Night was arguably the first. Back then, staff would make dumplings at one of the back tables in the dining room; now they're stationed within a modern glassed-in kitchen with fancy laminated menus to boot. They're still serving up some of Sydney's cheapest xiao long bao soup dumplings at $7.80 for eight. But wait. There's more. Steamed and fried dumplings arrive in hearty portions of 12 for the small serve, 18 for a large. Aside from the usual pork chicken, beef and lamb variations, fish and shallot dumplings are particularly tasty. Vegetarians score a steamed dumpling filling of mushroom, carrot, tomato and vermicelli.
Have a drink in Ashfield
Polish Club
On Saturday nights this monthly suburban gem transforms into a packed disco night in Ashfield including light-up dancefloor a la Saturday Night Fever with a song selection to match. Fill up on pierogi from the Polish Club restaurant then strut your stuff to Earth, Wind, and Fire while a hype man shouts encouragement from the stage. Dance battle someone to 'Staying Alive' and wave your arms in the air with hundreds of your new friends to Rufus & Chaka Khan's 'Ain't Nobody' while glitter and streamers rain down from the sky.
Crocodile Farm Hotel
This Ashfield local is newly revamped, but they're not jacking the prices accordingly. For a menu redesigned to use more fresh produce and make sauces and relishes in-house, it's one of the more affordable bistro menus around and they even have a $9.50 pasta and wine night on Wednesdays, and $10 meals with an option to add a glass of wine for $2 Monday, Thursday and Fridays.
More things to do in Ashfield
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Petersham area guide
Have you ever tried Portuguese sweet bread? If the answer is no, you'll need to make your way to Petersham immediately: Sydney's 'Little Portugal' your first port of call for a sweet, flaky loaf of goodness from one of the many patisseries that dot its main thoroughfare, New Canterbury Road. You'll also want to nip in to Silvas Portuguese Traditional Charcoal Chicken for a takeaway chook and chips (or try their seafood plates, which are just as good).Petersham isn't quite as flashy as its nearby neighbours in the Inner West, but that's a good thing: subtly and surely, it's become one of Sydney's must-visit destinations for eating and drinking. Daisy's Milk Bar is a recent newcomer that's drawn crowds who line up for a trip down memory lane (Push Pops! Mac 'n cheese! Meatball sambos!), while Brighton the Corner does exactly that with its fresh, friendly offerings. Grab a table outside and soak up the atmosphere. And you'll need to make your way to the historic Oxford Tavern, a one-time topless joint that just received a very hip makeover as a destination pub. Try their Jelly Wrestle, a syrupy, ice-creamy, sprinkly waffle concoction so out of this world you eat it with your hands while wearing a pair of rubber gloves.They're having fun out in Petersham. Get out there and join them before the secret gets out.
Marrickville area guide
Once upon a time all the cool kids lived in Newtown. Then came Surry Hills. Now, well, the coolest of cool kids live in Marrickville – a suburb that used to be best known for its mall. No more: today this spread-out 'burb 7km south of the CBD is jam-packed with a huge array of multicultural residents including young families, students and artsy types chasing the affordable rents. That latter set means new Marrickville is all about awesome coffee (if you haven't been to Cornersmith, rectify your error at once) and great nights out at the fringe of Sydney's arts scene (the Factory is booking some adventurous, quirky live acts). Marrickville's also home to the official sandwich of Sydney, bánh mì – the best in town is Marrickville Pork Roll's take. Get there before the cool kids move on.


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Sexual Reboot Forum › I'm really just about to give up…
This topic contains 17 replies, has 1 voice, and was last updated by Ralph 7 years ago.
September 26, 2013 at 7:55 am #8743
Ok got my test results back. I just dont understand…I'm about to just not care anymore…I really just dont give a F*ck anymore. It will never get better there is nothing that can be done…
Total Testosterone
277 ng/dL
Ref. Range 250-1100 ng/dL
Free Testosterone
Ref. Range 1.50-2.20%
43.2 pg/mL
Ref. Range 35.0-155.5 pg/mL
40 pg/mL
Ref. Range 13-54 pg/mL
10.7 ng/mL
Ref. Range 2.0-18.0 ng/mL
2.01 mIU/L
Ref. Range 0.50-4.30 mIU/L
Total HCG
<2 mIU/mL
Ref. Range <5 mIU/mL
4.1 mIU/mL
Ref. Range 1.5-9.3 mIU/mL
6.7 mIU/mL
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I dont understand…and I apparently never will.There is another way that you can stop porn addiction, chronic masturbation and recover your sexual health without fighting it with willpower. With the right mindset you won't even relapse. You can learn more about the recovery program hereSeptember 26, 2013 at 7:55 am #8744
yeah this isn't pretty raven
how did you get the tests done? through a doctor i guess..?
i know you are young and hesitant to see a doctor, please find a good male anti again doc who can help you like dr. john or at least try an endo, testosterone this low would justify TRT but first i would explore all optionsSeptember 26, 2013 at 7:55 am #8745
yeah with Test that low, its going to look like you'll need HRT (testosterone, hcg, armidex and probably even Armour)
the only way is if your Zinc and Vitamin A, D levels are extremely low…
if i were you id get a part time job at ups loading trucks… its only a few hours a night and you get the best possible insurance… same insurance as me which covers 90% of all my testing…. there UPS building all throughout the country, there perfect for someone in college.
but since your 19 and in college your probably under your parents insurance, hopefully they have good insurance.
also id now advise against treating yourself such as dosing your own iscort and dhea, your just going to shoot yourself into the foot.. get to a doctor asap.
if you go off dhea/isocort its best to WEAN off very slowly over a matter of weeksSeptember 26, 2013 at 7:56 am #8746
Ok, I'm about to go see the endo that told me that there is something wrong and it seemed that he was willing to help. The thing is, I dont know when I'm going to go see him. I wanted to try out a testosterone booster(for the sake of building muscle). My question is should I hold off on that until after I see the doctor and I know whats going to happen? Should I begin to wean off of the DHEA and isocort now Max?September 26, 2013 at 7:56 am #8747
you know i would say it really depends on symptoms as well
i mean if you have great erections on isocort and dhea and no fatigue i see no problem
but the low test is a signal to me you should really see a doctor and wean off isocort/dhea to get a reliable blood testosterone measurement and be treated from there on
about your test booster question: there is only so much any herbal test booster can do, i would suggest looking into hcg or better yet testosterone(which is probably not the stuff you want i suppose from your values, normal LH but low test, maybe your nuts don't produce it, you may need testosterone replacement)September 26, 2013 at 7:56 am #8748
It's hard to say raven, you can continue isocort and dhea if you want…
id like to see a 24hr cortisol, you should order one from zrtlab for like 120$.. its worth it…
i doubt your endo would use HCG on you… most docs dont use HCG. your endo would most likely give you like a testosterone patch or something who knows..
plus most endos wouldnt know how to treat high e2, etc..
but maybe your endo is good, its worth a shot
if i were you, id drive to philly and see The Matrix, i plan on seeing them in 2 weeks..September 26, 2013 at 7:57 am #8749
I guess I'll stick with the Isocort and DHEA until I run out of my current supply. Is it really necessary to wean off? I cant just stop taking it?September 26, 2013 at 7:57 am #8750
you could drive a car with your feet if you wanted to.. that don't make it a good fuckin' idea (credit chris rock)
i hope that without saying more you are getting what im trying to say
good luckSeptember 26, 2013 at 7:57 am #8751
No, I dont know what you're trying to say…Are you saying I should stop taking Isocort and DHEA? Are you saying I should wean off when I'm near the end of my supply? Are you saying I should wean off now? Please, just say what you mean.
Oh and the endo that I say acouple of years ago moved, so I have to go see another one.
Oh and Max, the Matrix that you speak of does, does he or they post over at AnabolicMinds.com?September 26, 2013 at 7:57 am #8752
No, I dont know what you're trying to say…Are you saying I should stop taking Isocort and DHEA? Are you saying I should wean off when I'm near the end of my supply? Are you saying I should wean off now? Please, just say what you mean.
Oh and the endo that I say acouple of years ago moved, so I have to go see another one.
Oh and Max, the Matrix that you speak of does, does he or they post over at AnabolicMinds.com?
look everyone says and even doctors you should wean off
so yeah you can try stopping cold turkey but that doesn't sound right to me
it's just everyone is telling you something and then you somehow won't listen to the advise and want to go your own way, so i thought my comment would be obviousSeptember 26, 2013 at 7:58 am #8753
yes Raven wean off then retest salvia and DHEA after being off for a few weeks
yes raven, The matrix from anaboic minds.September 26, 2013 at 7:58 am #8754
I mean both you and Max both said I should wean off..but also said that if its working for me, I could stay on it….so thats very confusing.
I'm not asking whether or not to wean off or stop cold turkey. I'm asking whether or not to wean off now, wean off when I'm finish with this supply, or to continue using it…
Also, I'm finnally getting on a test booster, not Diesel Test Hardcore, but T-Bol.
Max Ok, so even tho, I've felt alittle better while on it, I should still wean off now and not even wait till I'm done with this supply?September 26, 2013 at 7:58 am #8755
This comes as a surprise to me… I thought you were cured and even having sex Raven.
I have always wondered about raising Testosterone. That's why I even had a thread about it.
Wow man… this thing is so difficult…September 26, 2013 at 7:59 am #8756
No, I am having sex. But not like a 19 year old should. I can get an erection, but its like once I get it…I better be having sex soon or I'll lose it. I sometimes even lose my erection DURING sex. Meaning while my penis is inside her vagine, I'll go soft. This happened yesterday actually and my girlfriend began to cry because she thought I didnt enjoy sex with her….I dont know what to do. I really thought I found the cure with the isocort and DHEA…but my test is at its all time low. Wow…this is crazy.September 26, 2013 at 7:59 am #8757
does your gf know about your condition?
you are not able to maintain the erection because there is not enough Testosterone to burn…. you can get an erection via Nitric Oxide but to keep it I guess is all hormones…
what are the supplements you have tried to raise your T?September 26, 2013 at 7:59 am #8758
I would be wary of Testosterone replacement therapy. It could make Raven be dependent on it for the rest of his life.
I am still surprised how Testosterone could be that low. He has been taking lot of supplements for a while now isn't it?September 26, 2013 at 8:00 am #8759
it could be a lot of things
you already once mentioned you have symptoms of high estradiol which also shows in your tests
apart from low test all together this is the reason your wiener stops functioning DURING sex
too much dhea can contribute to such a high e2 level and can overdominate your cortisol use, or taking too much cortisol can also be lowering your testosterone
whatever the case decide for yourself.. my suggestion is wean off now and go to the matrix or a doctor where you can FINALLY get some blood tests on a regular basis and report how your therapy is working for you and keep adjusting
peace out manSeptember 26, 2013 at 8:00 am #8760
Yeah, she knows. She just said that it has never happened that we had sex and I lost my erection during sex before…
I havent taken any legitimate test boosting supps till now, well except Clomid. Im taking T-Bol now
I dont want TRT…but if it will make me better, I'll do it.
Yes, alot of vitamins and what not and other shit.
My E2 has only been high since taking DHEA. I twas 24 before, now its 40.
I wont be able to see anyone like the matrix because I'm still in school….maybe during the summer.
Does this sound like a good way to wean off?
At first I was doing 4 pellets 2x daily, and 25mg of DHEA 2x daily. So this week I'm going 4 pellets in the AM(with 25mg of DHEA) and in the PM 2 pellets with 25mg. Next week 4 pellets total and 25mg of DHEA daily…then the week after that 2 pellets daily…and either 25mg of DHEA, or no DHEA.
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Erykah Badu grabs a "Window Seat" and takes flight on the first single from her fifth studio album New Amerykah Part II: Return of the Ankh, touching down March 30.
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nullPhilips' mission to improve lives is more relevant now than ever. We are increasing production of certain critical care products and solutions to help diagnose and treat patients. In this role you have an opportunity to directly impact lives of people around the world and help solve some of the toughest challenges affecting us today.In this role, you have the opportunity to:Add new knowledge for personal and organizational growth and proactively sharing knowledge with others. As well, you will have the chance to ensure quality, while looking for ways to enhance effectiveness and efficiency of the organization's systems, processes and tools.You are responsible for:
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Fibromyalgia Decreases Rheumatoid Arthritis Patients' Functional Status
A new study suggests that rheumatoid arthritis (RA) patients with fibromyalgia (FM) present significant 2-year worsening of functional status when compared to RA patients without FM. The abstract of the study, entitled "Fibromyalgia Predicts Two-Year Changes in Functional Status in Rheumatoid Arthritis Patients", was presented during the 2015 ACR/ARHP Annual Meeting. The abstract is available online at the American College of Rheumatology Meeting Abstracts website. Fibromyalgia is a debilitating and chronic condition associated with muscular or musculoskeletal pain, fatigue, mobility issues, with symptoms varying from patient to patient. According to the American Fibromyalgia Syndrome Association Inc, 3 to 5% of the general population is affected by this condition. Specifically, people suffering from other rheumatoid diseases such as lupus or rheumatoid arthritis, are at an increased risk of developing the condition. According to the Arthritis Foundation, about 20 to 30% of people with RA will also develop fibromyalgia, though the causes for this association are still unknown. Previous studies have shown that RA patients affected by FM experience worse quality of life and increased disease activity and medical costs than RA patients that do not develop FM. In this study, researchers aimed to evaluate the impact of FM in RA patients' lives on 2-year changes in functional status. A


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8 Scary Condom Mistakes You Could Be Making
That little piece of latex can help protect you from pregnancy and STDs—so make sure you're using it the right way
Here's a bummer stat: Rates of chlamydia, gonorrhea, and syphilis have reached an all-time high in the U.S., according to the latest report by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). (In 2015, more than 1.5 million cases of chlamydia were reported, a 6 percent increase from 2014. Gonorrhea was at 395,000 cases, up 13 percent; and almost 24,000 cases of syphilis were reported, an increase of 19 percent.)
The only surefire way to prevent contracting an STI is complete abstinence, but let's be honest, that's not always realistic, so condoms are the next best thing. (Plus, you can actually have better sex with one of these five condoms.) The thing is, they aren't 100 percent effective, especially if you're not using them correctly. Protect yourself by avoiding one of these all-too-common mistakes.
You Didn't Check the Condom
You don't have to go all Inspector Gadget, but double check the expiration date and make sure the packaging is intact, says Laurie Bennett-Cook, a clinical sexologist in Los Angeles. There should be a small cushion of air if you press on the wrapper and a slip-slide feeling of lube. And this little inspection doesn't have to be unsexy. "When it comes time to put the condom on, you can say, 'Let me get that for you,' and use that as your opportunity to check it out," says Bennett-Cook. (A little awkward? Maybe, but this is just one conversation you must have for a healthy sex life.) Checking the condom is especially important if he's supplying the gear. (You never know, the condom could have been stashed his wallet or the glove box of his car for a year.) And when a condom is old or stored improperly, the latex breaks down, increasing the risk of failure.
He Thinks Two Is Better Than One
"Some people think that they're better off with two condoms just in case one breaks, but that's not the case," says Lauren Streicher, M.D., an associate clinical professor of obstetrics and gynecology at Northwestern University's Feinberg School of Medicine. The reality: Double bagging creates more friction between the condoms, upping the chance that one (or both) will break.
He Puts It On at the Wrong Time
The best time for the condom to go on is after the penis is erect and before there's any vaginal contact, says Streicher. Putting it on too late is an easy way to pick up anything he's passing along. If he tries to put it on before he's erect, he'll probably have trouble getting it on, the condom may not sit properly on his penis, and it could even interfere with him getting a full erection.
You Didn't Pinch the Tip
Most condoms are made with a reservoir tip designed to catch semen, but if you (or your partner) use one that doesn't have that feature, make sure there's enough space in the tip. "If there's no space, there's a greater chance that there's going to be condom breakage when your guy ejaculates because there's no room for the semen to go," says Streicher. Leaving space doesn't mean an air bubble. If there's air left at the end of the condom, it also increases the likelihood of breaking, says Rena McDaniel, M.Ed., a clinical sexologist. Your move: "Pinch the top of the condom as you're putting it on to avoid letting air in while keeping a bit of room at the top," she says.
He's Using the Wrong Size
Size matters when it comes to condoms. "If a guy wears a size that's too small, first of all, he'll have trouble getting it on, it's going to be uncomfortable, and it's more likely to break," says Streicher. And if he uses one that's too big? It could slip off pretty easily, adds Bennett-Cook. Though your partner may have convinced himself that he's a Magnum-only type of guy, if he's not, speak up. Simply tell him you'd prefer he use a different condom. Having a stash of your own, in a variety of brands and sizes, could be helpful. (BTW, check out these condoms with a cause.)
You Use the Wrong Kind of Lube (or Skip It Altogether)
Condoms can dry out, meaning they might be more likely to break. A squirt of lube can go a long way. "If you (or your partner) put a little bit of lube inside the condom before he puts it on, it adds a ton of sensation for him," says McDaniel. Lube outside of the condom can help keep things slipping and sliding comfortably too. But don't reach for any old thing. Water-based lubricants are best with latex condoms. Oil-based ones (like petroleum jelly, massage oils, body lotion, and that weird stuff your friend told you to try), can weaken the latex.
You Cuddle with Him (and the Condom) Post-Sex
When the deed is done, it's normal to want to just lie there intertwined. But if he lingers inside you, the condom may slip off when he goes flaccid, which means all of his little guys will end up exactly where you didn't want them. "The safest time to remove a condom is right after ejaculation when the penis is still hard," says McDaniel. Gently change positions and don't forget to hold onto the base of the condom during removal so it doesn't slip off, she says.
You Have an On-Again, Off-Again Relationship with Condoms
One of the biggest mistakes anyone can make with their sexual health is only using condoms sometimes (or even most of the time). A condom can protect you only when you use it-which should be every.single.time. All it takes is one instance without to wind up with something that requires a course of antibiotics (or worse, something that you can't get rid of). Make the slogan "no glove, no love" words you live by.


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how was your weekend? To start the work week I decided to offer you a cool casual look and comfortable … With the heat rising, we need comfortable outfit, but without sacrificing style!
My Monday: Sun and total white!
Tropical outfit: Shirt prints and pure white!
I chose this look, starting from my new t-shirt, I like a lot because it has the logo of the long eyelashes, immediately makes woman not? In order to match the best, I decided to wear these white pants and super adherent, but lightweight fabric for not suffering from the heat. By combining these two leaders, I created an total white outfit but effective, trust me.
Besides being a comfortable look for the day, it is also very stylish for the evening accompanied with a jacket. So as you can see, this outfit can be versatile, especially for those who, after a working day, has no time to go home to change clothes and go out for a drink with friends. As for sandal, i chose a few flat closed front.
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A piece of advice: open your window as you drive from Sitia to Makry Gialos - the area is full of thyme and oleander, the characteristic plant of Lassithi Prefecture. You will be enchanted by the wonderful smell, the scent of Crete itself. To get to Makry Gialos from Heraklion Airport or port, you need to head towards Agios Nikolaos, then to Ierapetra and on to Makry Gialos. It is 125 km distant, about 2 hours' drive.
Makry Gialos is 265 km from Chania and 205 km from Rethymno.
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The Smug Fig
The Smug Fig is owned and operated by brothers Troy and Arron van Stryp and friend Nick Ricardo, all of whom have worked in the hospitality industry in a variety of roles. The trio came together and opened The Smug Fig in August of 2015, offering a tidy breakfast menu and delicious coffee from Two Seasons. The menu offers favourites with a twist such as banana bread served with caramelised pears and mascarpone, brie and double smoked ham omelette, bircher muesli with fig, the Fig Brekkie with balsamic tomato and house made potato hash and the Smug Benny, which boasts seeded mustard hollandaise and asparagus. A shipping container now fronts the premises, offering takeaway Two Seasons coffee and drinks to commuters from 6:00 am. Expect a lunch menu to arrive in the near future.


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St. George purchases Port Clyde waterfront property
St. George — St. George has finalized the purchase of a parcel of waterfront land in Port Clyde valued at more than $1 million.
At the polls in May, residents voted 245 to 104 to purchase the 0.65-acre property on Cold Storage Road for town and commercial use.
Selectmen voted unanimously nearly a year ago to begin negotiating the purchase of the parcel from the Ulbrich family. The property abuts the town landing and was rented by Mosquito Island Lobster Co. It includes two piers.
The town acquired the property for $810,000, said Town Manager John Falla in November.
According to a press release from Falla, the town is looking at short-term and long-term uses for the property. The ad hoc committee that was formed to investigate whether or not the town should purchase the property is continuing with a modification to its duties. It will be looking at a use and development plan for the long-term use of the property. They will be expected to work on this plan with a report to the Select Board in January 2016, he said.
The town is accepting proposals from interested parties for the short- term use of the property – that time frame being from July 1 to the summer of 2016. The town has received a handful of inquiries already, and is asking that those who are interested submit a proposal to the town manager by June 26. The town requests that any proposal meet the town's rules, regulations and ordinances, and if needed, be prepared to submit a certificate of insurance, said the release.
Following the June 26 deadline, the proposals will be reviewed, and those proposals that are the right fit for the town, for the property, and for this time frame will receive serious consideration.
Selectman Richard Bates said last year the board is interested in what is best for the town, adding that business is important to the area and the board does not want to jeopardize that, in response to business owners who said they feared the purchase would leave them without a place to continue buying lobsters.
Coastal Waters Management Board Member Michael Cushman informed the Select Board in September of pros and cons to purchasing the property. The board, consisting of five members, previously voted to recommend the town consider purchasing the land.
Cushman said the property provides deep-water access and is conveniently positioned, as it is adjacent to the public wharf. Additional parking, a second boat launch, and rental opportunities could exist if the town decided to buy the land, Cushman said. St. George could also consider operating a pump station at the site, which would attract tourists who are sailing up the coast.
The con, Cushman said, is the extensive work the pier needs.
Prock Marine estimated in September 2014 that repairs to the concrete pier could be $350,000. Repairs needed include new steel and pilings, as was reported at the meeting.
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i have an idea for the sims 4 opgrade. My idea are a school opgrade where you eg. you want to control them in school and work as a teacher.
you want control teenagers in high school.
And you can wear a school uniform. and make you own lunch pack ore buy lunch/food in the cafeteria. there should be recesses
where you can do various activities.
best regards
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Stormsview wrote: »@justdarcy
Don't get me started, oops to late. lol
I totally agree You have many great ideals.
They are categorizing everything by cost, and money is the least of our problems. if we find we can not buy something we can move on.
So seems to me We have good designers, only after they give their boss the Beautiful set they take the tops that go with the skirt and put all the tops in one room, and the skirts in another, how awful.
Another thing if they could put Sets together. we can find what matches easier. If you have dressers that match put them all together. Or Beds that was made to be apart of a set put that together.All the windows that match together please, nooo, not small windows together Sets Pleasee
Our Eyes become strained just trying to find what we want to build with for these very problems.
Can you imagine a furniture store sorting by Surfaces?? and their ideal of a surface may not be the same in our mind.
If you need Furniture for your new home in real life, and you go to a store, that had all the dining chairs together, then all the tables. then all the living room chairs without the matching couch and loveseat, You would leave fast to go to a different store, to keep your sanity.
Please do not put all the chairs together, we rather you show us the table that matches them. also if its other parts that were made to match.
Sort by Money no because we can always get money if we want it in the game, with money cheats.
Please if you will set up build buy as real stores do. If our build and buy were in real people would leave the store because they would be too tired of looking. Just to find a dresser to match a tall dresser that they like, all alone it's two more that match what they were looking for, but now this is a week later they find out.
We could truly die before we leave build buy.
Same with Create a Sims. I am sure the designers made skirts or pants to match some tops, but they just put everything in the box together, like skirts, tops.
OMG just thinking about what we go through to dress our Avatars. (Sims)
After dressing a larger family, wow sometimes you have taken so long you even miss eating, or work even lol.
After they have put everything that matches together then they can make an area for single pieces.
Oh and please give us more delicate colors, yes it's females out here and truth we do like some more delicate colors on our single beds because they are for our kids, (All our beds,) and if you could please 4 pillows the other two can just rest on the headboard of the bed, and please do not forget more fun patterns for kids.
Just because,(I feel you chose to mostly ignore females, (girls, teen girls, and ladies) that will not make us go away, we just get tired of looking for something nice. we have a secret dislike for you for what you're doing. No matter how hard you try we will never conform to dressing our girls like boys.
or make their rooms in all dark or just ugh off colors. Yes, you have a sprinkle here and there but your efforts are to ignore the feelings of females in the colors of our bed linens. And window treatment. But Why?
I thought it was the designers, but after I was watching your live broadcast I saw one of your lovey designers come to her boss with something in Pink, (you know who you are, I like you I understand how you are, same as my brother.) You turn her away and made and negative comment about not wanting anything Barbie. Now was that a nice thing to say?
Now with Seasons, we need to be able to save sets for each s
Seasons that we can just click for our spring/summer, or fall and winter outfits or clothing sets. You would make life for us simmers a lot easier, Thanks.
Sorry, I do space, but only so it's easier on your eyes.
ListentoToppDogg wrote: »Just gonna copy-paste what I posted in a thread about what I want to see in 2K19.
Improved babies needs to happen on way or another. Either they need to do a massive overhaul of the current babies or add a new version of babies that aren't aren't tied to the bassinet and can allow for all of the improvements that fans who want the upgrade wish for. (I put this mainly because I know some people prefer the current babies that don't do much. I like to satisfy all sides if possible.)
I must start by saying that I'm not a fan of the babies being newborns because it seems to give the developers an excuse to not do anything with them. They can justify keeping them locked to one area as a literal object since "newborns don't do much". I personally wish for babies that would around 7-8 months old. In that stage they can't walk yet, but aren't stationary either. I'd like it if babies had a movement skill and could learn to crawl upon maximizing it. I think it would be very fitting since toddlers don't crawl in TS4 and just walk automatically. (If I'm being completely honest, I'd like babies to be able to waddle around as well, but that would probably be too similar to toddlers so I'll sacrifice that). Moving on, I want babies to be alive. I want them able to play with toys, sit in a high chair and eat, be taken out in a stroller, and I want them to play with their older siblings especially. It feels like babies aren't part of the family in TS4 to me. If you don't have a sims take the initiative and go to them, the baby will never know them since they're stuck and can't go to them themselves. I want them to be customizable. I want to create them in CAS, give them hair, give them clothes, set their skin tone, give them accessories, etc. I want them to have traits and be fussy or angelic like toddlers. I want them to be able to start babbling which would lead to the toddler's babbling and eventual speech. I want them to start out having to be bottle fed (or breastfed) before being able to feed themselves from a bottle and maybe eat baby food.
Babies need to be a life stage, not an object. It's sad that they could make cats and dogs actual sims that count as sims in your household, but human babies are just an object. That's just wrong imo and I desperately wish they either update babies or create a new older baby life stage that can allow for new interactions.
Sadly, none of this is likely to happen and babies will remain objects for the next 3 years of TS4. It's sad, but oh well.