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Hotel restaurant in South Tyrol
The Leitenschenke is the restaurant run by our daughter Sonja together with Tobias and little Heidi. It is located in Cermes, in the immediate vicinity of the beautiful irrigation ditches of Cermes, in the Adige valley, and only a few kilometers from Merano.
Here on the large terrace of the restaurant you can enjoy excellent regional dishes that have made the Leitenschenke one of the trendiest restaurants in the area. It is known especially for ist pasta dishes. And for the sweet finish there is a rich offer of homemade cakes and tortes and excellent homemade ice cream.
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The artist behind a Brexit-themed portrait of Theresa May has said that the image came to her in a dream.
The painting, by Lyme Regis-based artist Maxime Xavier, shows the Prime Minister astride a roaring lion leaping through the EU stars, as she contemplates the pen used to sign Article 50.
The canvas has divided opinion on social media after being shared by the Reverend Richard Coles, who mistakenly said it had been spotted in a charity shop.
It is actually on sale for £6,500 at the Originals Gallery in Poole, Dorset.
"All my paintings normally start off as dreams, and I literally do wake up in the morning with an image in my head from a dream that I've had," Ms Xavier told talkRADIO's Dan Wootton this afternoon.
"When Brexit was happening, and when the actual paper was being signed, I just saw May on the back of a lion jumping from Europe back to England and when I woke up I thought to myself, gosh, I have to paint that!"
'The pen is a dagger'
Although Ms Xavier voted to leave the EU, she said people were free to interpret the painting's message.
"I'm just putting forward my side, and I hope never to offend anyone," she said.
The painting focuses on the power of the Prime Minister's pen, and is named after a line from Shakespeare where Macbeth asks, "Is this a dagger which I see before me".
- Read more: Theresa May says UK will not agree EU Withdrawal deal 'at any cost'
- Read more: Vote of no confidence: How does it happen, would Theresa May survive it, and who's written letters of no confidence?
"The pen is a dagger, because it could do good or it could do bad," Ms Xavier said.
"It could cut you a lovely piece of birthday cake or it could kill someone.
"It's such a powerful thing she's got in her hands there because the signing was doing so many different things to so many people.
"Some people are going to benefit from it, but it's going to wreck other people's lives."
Other portraits
Maxime Xavier's portrait of the Queen and her younger self. Image: Maxime Xavier
Ms Xavier is well-known locally for her portraits of famous figures, from mathematician Alan Turing to the contestants on BBC's 'Strictly Come Dancing'.
One portrait shows a young Queen, clad only in a Union Jack, gazing into an older version of herself in a mirror.
- Read more: 'He's not who I thought he was', says artist inviting public to deface Boris Johnson painting
Ms Xavier said painting helps her to express herself in spite of her dyslexia, and she taught herself by copying masterpieces in the National Gallery.
She said she wouldn't rule out donating the piece to the nation, although at the moment she still hopes to find a buyer for it as she has "a very hungry dog to feed."
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I am making a lot of progress, which feels really good. Luckily the rooms weren't in that bad of condition, because I did this right before the Holidays, and kept up with it pretty well...maintaining is the key. Thank you for all the encouraging posts! I will get back to blogging fashion related topics, as well as styling new sets soon...I finally see the light at the end of my *Spring Cleaning* tunnel, so it won't be too long before my mission is complete. :)
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Wednesday, March 25, 2009
*Spring Cleaning* Continued...
I am making a lot of progress, which feels really good. Luckily the rooms weren't in that bad of condition, because I did this right before the Holidays, and kept up with it pretty well...maintaining is the key. Thank you for all the encouraging posts! I will get back to blogging fashion related topics, as well as styling new sets soon...I finally see the light at the end of my *Spring Cleaning* tunnel, so it won't be too long before my mission is complete. :)
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I think your blog motivated me to clean my apt tonight. I haven't been living in it for two months since I've been away on clients and it is a MESS. http://isnotfashion.blogspot.com/ReplyDelete
I soo understand about the Walmart black hole. While thinking I've been in there for a few minutes, hours have past and I somehow have 1/3rd of the store's items in my shopping cart. Keep up the good work with the spring cleaning and great idea with *asking* your oldest boys to help!!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMarch 25, 2009 at 9:27 AM
FFM, I am enjoying your blog so much! Thanks for the great blog postings! I cleaned out my closet last night and have made two shopping bags of clothes to donate. I also sorted out clothes by color, which has made getting dressed much easier.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMarch 25, 2009 at 9:47 AM
I, too, understand the "black whole" - although for me it's Target - I go in for 5 items and come out with 25 2 hours later! Your blog is SO inspiring, FFM - keep up the great work. I have a question regarding your clothing closet - how do you organize your clothes? By color, like items together, etc? Just curious - I seem to struggle with what is most efficient and makes the most sense. TIA! Have a great day!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMarch 25, 2009 at 9:49 AM
Oh gee - I meant black "hole", not "whole"! I need another cup of coffee!ReplyDelete
I laughed at my "baby" is turning two!! My son, "baby" will be turning two in April.....sniff,sniff. Im kinda debating on whether or not to do a theme party, or not......ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMarch 25, 2009 at 10:35 AM
I don't have time for spring cleaning but I'm going to try and make some time to clean and organize our limited closet space as we have a neighborhood wide garage sale coming up in April. I'm also going to try and fit in that cork board necklace project this weekend from one of your earlier posts.ReplyDelete
Thanks for providing some motivation.
Good luck with your continued spring cleaning! I am motivated to maybe try doing the jewelry corkboard storage today. We'll see.ReplyDelete
Walmart black hole, lol - so true!
Dear FFM - after reading your posts about spring cleaning, and also with my mounting frustration with the lack of organization in my closets and bureaus, I have finally decided that it is time that I started my spring cleaning. I am hoping that once I organize my clothes I will feel much better, and then move on to dusting, swiffering, etc! You have inspired me! :-)ReplyDelete
I must must must do spring cleaning this weekend... my boyfriend's sister is coming to visit next week and she will be staying with us, so I want the place to be squeaky-clean! :)ReplyDelete
Good for you on aiming for a hard-core "deep-clean" ... I should really do our baseboards/window frames too, but not sure if that will happen this weekend. Good luck!
- AnonymousMarch 25, 2009 at 12:19 PM
Do you hire out your help with Spring Cleaning? Want to come to the Bay Area, CA for a weekend and help me! I need help! :) I'll pay for your ticket out here then after cleaning we can go shopping in SF ;) I have three small boys and wow... I can hardly get through the day, let alone spring clean. Do you do this twice a year? How long does it take you to do each room? You have INSPIRED me to get going on spring cleaning.... now, where to begin.
Wal-Mart is a vortex and Target can be on the same order, esp if I stroll through the clothing aisles. Keep cleaning! Sounds like you're doing great.ReplyDelete
Hi Girls! Thanks for stopping by and sharing...I appreciate it, as well as the words of encouragement. :) I'm so happy to hear that so many of you are doing your own versions of Spring Cleaning.ReplyDelete
Elizabeth, this time I arranged my closet by color. Sometimes when I have the extra time I actually arrange by outfit, but this time it's set up by color. :)
mrs.anketell, thanks for visiting! Our *babies* are at such a fun age! Is he your first?
Hi mack! I usually do a declutter and deep clean at least twice a year, sometimes more. I'm sure you know from experience how the toys, outgrown clothes, etc.of the little ones can start to overtake the house, so if I don't go through and declutter at least twice a year (always more than that for their rooms) it just gets completely out of hand. I can basically get one room done per day between all the meals, diaper changes, school lessons, and all of my other mommy and wife duties. That's why it's taken me since last Friday to just declutter and organize. I actually have done some consulting for closet clean out and wardrobe styling, but haven't yet done Spring Cleaning for an entire house...maybe I should add it to my list of services. ;)
That image of the woman doing laundry is priceless! Thanks for sharing!!! :)ReplyDelete
FabulousFloridaMommy- I am ashamed, but I haven't even started mine and I need to do it badly. I don't even know when I'll get to unpack my bags. It's been 3 day since we back and they still stand in the corner. Oh, boy!ReplyDelete
Your blog inspired me to start my own spring cleaning projects...although I do not think I have been as successful as you on the cleaning-front! As for Walmart - I can totally relate - they lure you in with insanely low prices (publix cannot compete with their prices on toilet paper, etc) and they trap you there (often in the line for the pharmacy) for hours on end! And DO NOT EVEN think about leaving without dropping AT LEAST $100.00!ReplyDelete
Oh, FFM, I hope your little boy is okay. As I am familiar with up all night with little babies, I feel for you. Maybe tonight will be better?ReplyDelete
As for cleaning, I get to it, slowly but surely. I think I have been having more fun cleaning out my closets lately because usually it means that some pair of pants don't fit me any longer...woohoo!!!
Thanks for your tips, they are awesome!
FFM----Your blog is inspiring, in so many ways! Yes, Jacob is my only baby, as of now, and along with being a full-time mommy, I am also a full-time high school teacher, wife, and shopper:) Thanks for your blog.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMarch 26, 2009 at 5:29 AM
With all-day rain expected in GA today thru Saturday, you've inspired me to get started on my spring cleaning too! See, you've started a trend, FFM! You continue to inspire, even when it's not about styling clothes -- that's what I love about your blog. Plus, it'll feel so good to have the cleaning out of the way when the weather gets nicer.ReplyDelete
All this talk about spring cleaning, shopping bans & shopping our closets has been good and made me really focus on the thought process and questions I ask myself when deciding whether or not to make a clothing purchase. Might be an interesting topic to explore next time. Happy cleaning!
- AnonymousMarch 26, 2009 at 7:43 AM
You are motivating me to clean out my closet as well this weekend. I hope I can get to it, but I know its hard with kids...I have a 4 year old twin boys and the last thing on their mind is cleaning!ReplyDelete
I was wondering how you, and everyone else stores certain clothing items i.e. cardigans, sweaters, etc. I have a ton of Jackie cardigans, but I have them hanging up. I'm wondering if I should keep them folded instead? Also, how do you store your shoes? Do you keep them out on shoe racks or put them in plastic shoe boxes?
This is a great post, but I'm anxious to see some more of your wonderful outfits!
I so need to spring clean my closet but between my full time job and school in the evenings I just have a hard time finding the energy to do it. You have inspired me to make the time to do it this weekend. Good luck with the remainder of your cleaning and happy b-day to your sweet little boy!ReplyDelete
Good Morning Girls! I am so thrilled to hear that so many of you have been inspired to start your own spring cleaning! I believe that it is not only good for your home, but also good for your spirit and soul! This entire process has been a cleansing and reguvinating experience for me on a personal and spiritual level...I hope it will be the same for you. :)ReplyDelete
Dina, thank you for the kind words. Wyatt's Cerebral Palsy affects his sleep a lot. Children with CP have an extra difficult time soothing themselves, as well as experiencing a lot of pain during growth spurts. His OT has even suggested that we consider having him tested for night seizures as it has been found that many children with CP do have them mainly at night, and this could be causing his sleep issues. He sleeps the least out of all 4 of my children and that is CP related. I have always been one that requires at least 8 hours of good sleep to function, but have learned over the years to get by on 6 hours or less a night...one of the requirements of be a mommy, as I'm sure you know. :)ReplyDelete
Hi anon @9:43! WOW! 4 year-old twin boys...you are DEFINITELY busy!ReplyDelete
As for cardigans and sweaters...I know that the best way to store them is folded, and preferably in a sweater bag. However, I personally have most of mine hanging in my closet, and they seem to do just fine. I store the majority of my shoes in the original boxes on a shelf in my closet, with the name/color of shoe displayed where I can see it. My shoes that don't have the original boxes are on a shoe rack in my closet. I have a hard time *letting go* of my shoes, and must admit that I have numerous pairs...probably too many, actually. ;)


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BP is proud to announce that a team of its employees are once again cycling the Coast to Coast challenge to raise money for MND.
For the past 10 years, BP has sent a team of its employees to Scotland to cycle a coast to coast route between Aberdeen and the Isle of Skye. It is part of the group's goal to raise money for Motor Neurone Disease (MND) Scotland in memory of one of their colleagues, Ian Bowen, who died from the progressive disease.
The route covers over 250 miles and will take the cyclists from the Isle of Skye, through the Scottish Highlands, across the Cairngorms National Park and over to Aberdeen. It is a gruelling and rewarding route, with steep inclines, long straights and beautiful scenery. The team have been training all year to take on the challenge.
69 people from BP, Shell and Conoco Philips are taking part in the cycling challenge this year and they are hoping to raise between £150,000 to £200,000, having already raised £1.2million over the last nine years. Sue Ryder, Scottish Disability Sport, VSA and Camphill School Aberdeen are the other charities that BP is raising money for this year.
Coast to Coast chairman Guy Philips is proud of the effort the BP team has put in. "As this is the 10th year of Coast to Coast, the committee has pulled out all the stops to make it as memorable as possible for all the riders and support teams", he said. "We are returning to Skye, the starting point of the first ever Coast to Coast to relive some of that first route. Having achieved a huge amount for charity in the intervening years, Coast to Coast goes from strength to strength with new riders and alumni alike."
BP is one of the biggest names in the fuel industry. It is one of the world's leading integrated gas and oil companies, having grown astronomically since it first discovered oil in Persia. BP operates in 70 countries and employs 74,000 people globally. Today, the company is championing alternative fuels to promote sustainability.
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At Little Lambs Preschool in Canandaigua, we love and nurture the unique nature of each individual child. As a developmental preschool, daily activities will help the child develop social skills, reading readiness, math readiness, and physical coordination. We believe that each child is created by God for a special and unique purpose. Our job is to cherish and develop these special God-given gifts, through a program of Bible stories, children's literature, art projects, songs and physical movement.
At Little Lambs Preschool, we hope to start your child down a path to discover how he or she can make the world a better place.
At Little Lambs Preschool, we offer flexible, 2-day thru 5-day programs, enabling families to choose the days that meet their scheduling needs. Our Classes run weekday morning from 9:00 to 11:30, following the Canandaigua school calendar.
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Habib Koité & Bamada – I Ka Barra
Here at the Hub we try and vary the good news with the bad news. Whilst there is plenty of bad news swirling around, it is important to remember that life during war time, poverty and instability carries on the best it can. Mali's current problems are chiefly man-made – the recurrence of conflict and dreadful economic mismanagement. In an incisive article this week, Alex Duval Smith succinctly captures the relationship between the two; how they perpetuate one another. Importantly, it explains the misery and complete lack of options it create at an individual level, compassionately showing that to become a migrant is no easy option, even to a neighbouring country let alone Europe, but what if you believe its the only way out of poverty for you and your family? There is huge pressure to go elsewhere in an attempt to provide for those who it pains you to leave behind. Not an unreasonable belief to hold considering the dire situation in Mali, particularly in the northern half of the country.
Furthermore, Duval Smith links up the bigger picture full-circle. A common narrative is that Europe is having a problem dumped on its shores and coastlines, and has no choice but to deal with it. Relief and rescue efforts are stoic and noble at best and at worst are pandering, wasteful and – in the words of UKIP Leader Nigel Farage – "could lead to half a million Islamic extremists coming to our countries and posing a direct threat to our civilisation". Duval Smith pins the problem back on Europe and the West for bank-rolling corruption through poorly structured aid programmes. Europe can hardly claim that it has been unaware of this problem up until the moment it began washing up on its beaches? They have routinely and somewhat actively failed to address many incumbent political and economic problems in West Africa. Worse, millions in public funds have been signed off by the European electorate with the best of intentions, only to be used to do the precise opposite.
But as we began, there is good news. Duval Smith has reported some too via annotated picture gallery of the massive 13th Century mosque in Djenne getting its annual coat of mud. This is no ordinary maintenance job as thousands of ordinary Malian's join in, furiously working in teams to assist the skilled masons. Its a contest of speed, with respect being the greatest prize and motivator. One mason notes that more people have brought flags this year; noticing that these expressions of community are taking on increasing national significance for ordinary, peaceful Malians. These projects defy the script, that their country is hopelessly turning upon itself, and people are embracing them – reclaiming the script for themselves. So this week's song had to match this in its positive outlook, and what better than a song entitled "Your Work".


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text: Let's Feed People August 22, 2013 Comments Off on Let's Feed People 2,040 Views I don't usually post personal items, but today I am taking a deep breath and a leap of faith and have decided to do just that. Here's the back story. On a cold winter's day last winter in the late ... Read More »


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Plenty of action in the hall this week. Check out our online hall diary for courts over half term.https://t.co/bTLqVy76nE pic.twitter.com/XcnhtuQx00
— Abbeydale Badminton (@abbeydalepark) 27 October 2017
Plenty of action in the hall this week. Check out our online hall diary for courts over half term.https://t.co/bTLqVy76nE pic.twitter.com/XcnhtuQx00
— Abbeydale Badminton (@abbeydalepark) 27 October 2017
We run 20 teams in the Sheffield, Chesterfield and @Yorksbadders leagues in all levels! https://t.co/lqDCXmhwpM pic.twitter.com/OuJcidMrcA
— Abbeydale Badminton (@abbeydalepark) 19 October 2017
Matches this week @AbbeydaleSport
Tue: CFB vs Brunswick B
Wisewood vs MP1
Wed: Drone vs MP3
Thu: CFA vs CFChttps://t.co/BANxUXTGmu pic.twitter.com/jv713Tf4sx
— Abbeydale Badminton (@abbeydalepark) 17 October 2017
Abbeydale Park Badminton Club is Sponsored by local retailer ClubRackets.com
and Yonex
We hold a great selection of @YONEXBADMTON_UK #badminton rackets in stock including all the latest models!https://t.co/SXBCLBasup pic.twitter.com/WY2FSLEsM1
— RacketSports (@clubrackets) October 13, 2017
Matches start
Successful start to the season with a 6-3 win for MP2 and a 9-0 win for MFI! #badminton #club #Sheffield pic.twitter.com/rlEnpAYEsQ
— Abbeydale Badminton (@abbeydalepark) 12 October 2017
Yorkshire County Championships 2017
Competitive MD final with Alex Marritt/Nathan Rossiter retaining their title beating Mark Pratt and James Youle 21-19,21-18 pic.twitter.com/QetG4ZUYeX
— Yorkshire Badders (@Yorksbadders) 1 October 2017
2017-18 Teams & Fixtures
National Champion – Women's singles
Huge congratulations to Chloe Birch, National Champion in Women's Singles! Well done to all other Abbeydale players and coaches who competed last weekend, including Head Coach Alex Marritt who made the semi finals. A great start to the season!
Abbeydale Badminton Academy
Coaching sessions will commence the week beginning Monday, 11 September 2017.
Any queries about the sessions please contact Alex (firstname.lastname@example.com) or Vicki (firstname.lastname@example.com).
Beginner Badminton Coaching
Abbeydale Park Badminton Club will be running Beginners Badminton Coaching starting on the 8th September 2017. Sessions run 7.30-8.30pm for 5 Friday nights.
Friday 8th, 15th, 22nd, 29th September
Friday 6th October
Sessions will be relaxed and informal and our coach Ian will aim to improve your game enough to allow you to enjoy our social club nights. Sessions are £5 per time on a pay as you go basis. Payments can be taken on the night in cash or by debit or credit card. Rackets can be provided if needed, all you need to bring along is a clean pair of indoor sports shoes.
Everyone is welcome (over 16 years old please, younger players are encouraged to join our Academy sessions) even if you have never hit a shuttle before but we are also keen to recruit anyone who has played the game before and might be a bit 'rusty'!
From 8.30pm stronger players will be encouraged to jump straight into the social club night which can go on as late as 10.30pm sometimes. From around 9.15pm there is a quiz (including free food) down at the sports club bar which we would enjoy your company at, but is optional!
Any questions please contact Ian on 07791112404


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Student Update November 20, 2012
We did it! The Half-Marathon and the Super Swim were great successes. The first event was the Half-Marathon which took place on Saturday. After getting up at 5:00 in the morning, the supporters, consisting of the swimmers and faculty, each went to their respective spots along the 13.1 mile run. I was cheering the runners on at the 1.5 mile mark, and because the run was an out and back, I was able to see everybody at the very beginning and then as they were finishing. We gave each runner water, grapefruit, and plenty of screaming and shouting to keep them going. Maybe I went a bit overboard with my cheering. I did feel a bit sorry when I was screaming in their faces and jumping up and down as the exhausted runners began their final stretch. But all in all it was amazing to see the runners accomplish their big event after training so hard for it. Congratulations to all runners! "You is my hero" (words on the support sign I held up as they passed).
The next day, Sunday, was the Super Swim. Continue reading
Successful Weekend of Big Events!
This weekend, the Fall 2011 students and faculty participated in either the Half Marathon on Saturday or the Super Swim today. Congratulations to all for their successful finishes!


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Celtic Mist – Pic: IWDG
A CREW OF experts and supporters are currently on a two-week mission surveying the population of bottlenose dolphins off the coast of Donegal and north Connacht.
Not a bad way to spend fortnight, you might think — especially considering the fine weather we've been enjoying today.
But — whatever it's been like where you are, conditions in Donegal haven't been the best since last weekend.
The mission launched last Sunday — but heavy seas and a large swell meant the craft had to remain moored in Rathmullan until conditions improved.
However, with the sun now splitting the stones pretty much everywhere — it was 'anchors away' this morning, and the crew rounded Tory Island at around 11am…
Images: Sunrise off the coast of Donegal, and Tory Island [IWDG]
So what are they up to?
The number of bottlenose dophins in Irish coastal waters numbers at a "few thousand" cruise leader Dr Joanne O'Brien says.
The current survey will be targeting coastal dolphins — and the group will be using data compiled over the last number of years to track the movements of individual mammals spotted around Ireland or further afield.
"We've found that dolphins we identified off Cork and Galway have also shown up as far afield as Scotland, at the Inner Hebrides, and southern England," O'Brien says.
They're basically circumnavigating Ireland and the UK. You'd find individuals in different areas all around the coasts.
Studies have shown that coastal dolphins have a distinct set of habits and movements, and that they tend not to interact with the static population of dolphins in the Shannon Estuary, according to O'Brien.
On patrol this morning [IWDG]
And any joy so far?
Considering they've been moored in Rathmullan for most of the week, it's been slim pickings in terms of sightings as yet.
"Things are looking up now, and the fine weather makes conditions perfect," says O'Brien, adding that they've just spotted a small group of porpoises near Tory.
The first leg of the journey comes to an end at Killybegs on Saturday, with a second crew then taking over to helm the vessel down the coast to Galway.
O'Brien is also encouraging amateur spotters to send their photos and accounts of sightings to the group — details of how to do so can be found at the IWDG website.
It's very important that people who have pictures send them into us. We can use those images and compare them to our catalogues.
A wreck along the Donegal coast, pictured earlier this week [IWDG]
And what are they all doing on Charlie Haughey's old yacht?
The vessel, long associated with the late Fianna Fáil Taoiseach, was donated to the IWDG by the Haughey family — and, following a refit, officially launched Celtic Mist as their flagship vessel in 2012.
The 56ft steel-hulled ketch — built in France 1974 — is now used to teach group members how to survey whales and dolphins, and for dedicated research projects like this one.
The IWDG are "always looking for new members" O'Brien says.
"That's what keeps us afloat."
Read: "Don't swim with this dolphin" islanders warned, as 'Dusty' changes location
Read: A new 'solitary' dolphin's moved to Irish waters… swimmers are being urged to keep their distance


text: The rest of the world, including search engines, needs to be aware of your website and the content it contains. Technical SEO can seem daunting. However, understanding the principles is important. There may be parts you can try, or work on with your developer. A well made pashmina is known for its softness and warmth. Keyword stuffing fell out of favor once Google updated its search algorithm to combat and penalize this practice. Google makes approximately 500-600 changes to its algorithm every year, many of which combat similar black hat techniques that seek to game search results. The more complex the search term is, the more willing users are to explore search listings beyond the first few positions. So, what�s the truth behind all the leased line quote on the market? General sites provide venues for interpersonal communication.


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Image acquired June 26, 2010 – July 11, 2010. "The drought affects more than Russian farmers. Russia is the world's fourth largest wheat exporter. If Russia isn't able to supply as much wheat, the world's overall wheat supply will drop. With less wheat on the market, wheat prices will go up. As of July 23, wheat futures (the current price for wheat that will be harvested and delivered in September) had risen for four consecutive weeks because of the expected drop in supply of Russian wheat, reported Bloomberg."
Severe and persistent drought held southern Russia in its grip in June and July 2010. Low rainfall and hot temperatures damaged 32 percent of the country's grain crops, said Russian Agriculture Minister, Yelena Skrynnik on July 23.
This satellite vegetation index image, made from data collected by the Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer (MODIS) on NASA's Terra satellite, shows the damage done to plants throughout southern Russia.
Largely as a result of the drought, the USDA expected Russia's overall wheat crop to be 14 percent smaller than in 2009.


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Presented by adidas, and set in the beautiful coastal town of Carlsbad, City SC is proud to host the 11th annual November Nights College Showcase, a showcase renowned throughout the U.S. for its high level of competition, superb facilities, and spectacular scenery.
The November Nights College Showcase is a top level, Class I competitive soccer tournament for boys and girls ages U16-U19 (GU15 also), taking place Nov 27-29, 2020.
Due to the high number of teams that apply to play, acceptance is not automatic but instead based on merit. With early acceptance being applied for deserving (traveling) teams, we encourage all teams to apply as early as possible to avoid disappointment.
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Teams must present laminated USYSA player cards for 2020/21, proof of age, and signed medical release forms. US Club Soccer Cards will also be accepted, but no mixing of cards. Coach or Assistant Coach must have valid Coaching ID to participate.
That teams traveling into Carlsbad and North County San Diego are required to follow our reservation procedure and stay in hotels that are approved by our showcase as a condition of participation. Click here for hotel procedure.


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PJ on Development
Thoughts and babbling about software development. Visual Basic, .NET platform, web, etc.
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|Shrink log automatically.
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Shrink Transaction Log file
- Prepare Shrink All Logs.sql - 9.51 KB
The Software is provided "AS IS", without warranty of any kind, express or implied, including but not limited to the warranties of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose and non-infringement. in no event shall the authors or copyright holders be liable for any claim, damages or other liability, whether in an action of contract, tort or otherwise, arising from, out of or in connection with the software or the use or other dealings in the software.
At the company I'm currently working for we're in the process of setting up ERP software that was bought by our current management.
Regardless the quality (or lack thereof) of the software being installed for use at the company, one of my duties is to care for the good maintenance of the SQL Servers.
Well, long story short, this ERP software that are being installed at the company I work for created a log of 30 GB for a database of 1 GB.
It was outrageous.
So in order to prevent it to grow further I created a job that shrink the log daily.
Although it is pretty straightforward to do this for a single database, I decided to raise the bar a bit and create the same procedure for every single database on all our servers.
How to do this? It's a two steps procedure.
First I ran a query that creates the SQL commands to generate the procedures on every database on the server.
Then I create a job that will run on the server daily, just prior to the full database backup, to keep the log file small.


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A mixture of our fennel and garlic & black pepper salamis and our rosemary & thyme bresaola, sliced and vacuumed packed. This is a perfect size for sharing for 2. Just add cheese and some wine or craft ale and your evening is complete.
Sliced and vac packed in 60g packs. Shelf life 90 days from delivery. RRP £5
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ACE Insertion/Deletion Genotypes and Angiotensin II Receptor Blockade in Diabetic Nephropathy
Is there a light at the end of the tunnel?
Is there a light at the end of the tunnel?
Pharmacogenetics is the study of genetic influence on response to drugs. This is an area of increasing attention due to the possibilities of improving overall treatment effects in patients through individual strategies. Mogensen (1) addresses this subject and diabetic renal disease in relation to our study. In the study in question (2), we masked and prospectively investigated the renoprotective effects of angiotensin II receptor blockade (ARB) in hypertensive type 1 diabetic patients with diabetic nephropathy homozygous for the insertion (I) or deletion (D) allele of the ACE/ID polymorphism during 36 months of follow-up (2,3). We demonstrated that ARB by losartan confers similar beneficial renoprotective effects in patients with II and DD genotypes (2,3). Mogensen points out a contradiction between our present study (2) and our previous observational follow-up study of the influence of the ACE/ID polymorphism on the long-term efficacy of ACE inhibition in type 1 diabetic patients with diabetic nephropathy (4). The previous observational follow-up study demonstrated that DD patients have an accelerated rate of decline of the glomerular filtration rate during 7 years of ACE inhibition compared with patients with the I allele (4). We want to point out that the studies were carried out using two distinctly different types of drugs for blockade of the renin-angiotensin-aldosterone system, thus the results should not be expected to be identical. The present study using ARB was designed in an attempt to overcome the impeding interaction between ACE/ID genotypes and ACE inhibition by blocking the renin-angiotensin-aldosterone system at the receptor site (2,3). Therefore, demonstration of equal renoprotection in patients with DD or II ACE genotypes during ARB treatment is indeed distinct from our first study of ACE inhibition (4) and provides new and important information by identifying homozygous DD patients as a group that may receive specific benefits from ARB treatment. In addition, our present study is the first prospective pharmacogenetic study in diabetic nephropathy (2). The results indicate that there is a new light ahead in the treatment of diabetic nephropathy, but further pharmacogenetic studies should be carried out to identify patients who will benefit from treatment with particular drugs.
S.A. has received research support from Merck. H.-H.P. holds stock in Novo Nordisk, has received honoraria from Merck and Sanofi-synthelabo, and has received grants from Merck, Astra, and Sanofi-synthelabo.


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It shows that we are entering the final stretch of the trip, because normally at this point we usually loosen the rhythm a bit. Many times we forget that we are on vacation and that you also have to know how to enjoy the pleasure of doing nothing. At noon we arrive in the city of Syracuse, where we could only book one night. As it was Easter Wednesday and the next day the holidays began for the entire Catholic world and processions, finding accommodation turned out to be an ordeal.
In Syracuse, we stayed on the island of Ortigia, the city center. It is quite complicated to park because it is forbidden in almost the whole island and the blue zone is very expensive. Luckily, we found parking not far from the island, in a free zone.
Syracuse was founded in 734 B.C. by Arkias, who came from Corinth. Water was abundant in the area where the colony was installed and that is why it was baptized as Syraco (swamp). Arkias and the Greek settlers he led settled on the islet of Ortigia after expelling the native population inland. Over the years, Romans, Goths, Byzantines, Arabs, Normans, Suevi (yes, yes, too), Spaniards and, finally, annexed to the kingdom of Italy in 1870.
This amalgam of civilizations have contributed to create the current Syracuse, which was shown to us as a city with a lot of charm in which to enjoy the small pleasures of life (ice cream among others).
In Ortigia we stayed at the B&B Globettoter where, in the end, we ended up offering an apartment for two next to the Piazza del Duomo, the nerve center of the city. The employees of hostel They are an example of professionalism and know-how, and they helped us find accommodation for the next night in another hostel, since theirs was full.
With the issue of accommodation resolved, we went for a walk on the island. We reach the southern tip, where is the Maniaca Castle, and we decided to pay the entrance fee to see it inside. I do not recommend that you pay the four euros it costs because there is little to see. After a quick meal, we went to the car to visit the city of Noto, which is 30 minutes from Syracuse.


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IDW Publishing has been bringing us a handful of great comic books, this time it's the IDW TMNT Micro Series. With a total of 8 in production, we've seen four of them so far and they've been great. I've had the chance to review each of these comics as they came out. There was the Raphael issue, which brought us signs of Bebop and Rocksteady. The Michelangelo issue where he goes to party. A wonderful Donatello comic where he makes a new friend. And then an issue about Leonardo as he faces off against Foot Soldiers for his first time. These comics have all been reviewed here on Cowabunga Corner, though now IDW brings us a Graphic Novel which contains the first four issues of the Micro Series.
This book contains the four Micro Comics, so if you've missed them this is a great way to pick them up. You have each comic in order of which they were released with their covers between each issue. The only thing you do miss out on here is that the original comics came out with different covers, in this they choose two of the covers per a comic. One at the beginning which are the David Petersen covers and one right after the story is over, which is the cover done by the artist who drew those issues. This is a clever way of doing this and sharing the different covers, while not overdoing it too much.
The first 99 pages is full of action packed stories about each of the Turtles. These are stories that helped shape up the series itself. I personally felt the Donatello's issue was the best with story and art, as it is the one that I tell new people to read if they're going to read just one issue of IDW to see what they think. It has the fresh new feel to the Turtles, with all those old hints that we enjoy so much. This is a great buy for any TMNT fan.
Now the pages after 100 are great. They're finally giving us some bonus features in their graphic novels with character design art from Kevin Eastman, as well as cover and character sketches from some of the other artists. It's always good to have that little bit of extra in there that we can enjoy. With these features, it makes the comic a great collector piece as well, so fans who already own the individual comics may want to pick this book up.
One of the things I really do like about this issue is that each of the TMNT Micro Series had these great covers done by David Petersen, and I'm really glad that they did not lose those for the graphic novels. He did a wonderful job on each cover, putting in so much detail and work. The book looks great, and even the cover of the book uses David's artwork.
I highly encourage this book for all TMNT fans who are keeping up with the IDW books, or those who are interested in seeing what the IDW books have to offer. These are side stories from the main story line, but they're good and a great read for anyone who has an interest in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. We get to see different artists take their hand at drawing the Turtles and have other writers bringing the characters to life. Much like the original Mirage TMNT Comic books did with first Volume 1 of TMNT and then Tales of TMNT Vol, new artists and writers are sharing their stories of the Turtles. It should be a fun to see where they take us next.
Have you read the Micro Series Comics? Have you or will you be picking up the new TMNT Micro Series Graphic Novel? Please feel free to share reviews, comments and questions down below.


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We are very proud to be awarded a 5 star rating on our first year with Easy Weddings!!
This award acknowledges a high standard of work & customer service. It means we have been awarded 5 stars (on easyWeddings alone) by more than 5 happy couples over the past year!
So firstly a huge 'Thank-you' to the couples that we've been able to host this past year, it was a privilege to be a part of your day and part fo such a big moment in your lives… and to our couples still to come, we can't wait to have you at Lonsdale Park on the Yarra!
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There were 17 of us that boarded the Nomad Adventures truck destined for Victoria Falls. We slowly got to know each other over the first couple of days and I had more faith than I had in my first group. No big personalities and surprisingly, I was the only Australian and the only person with English as my first language so I was unsure what to expect.
The truck was fairly different to the Intrepid one, it had storage lockers in the main cabin for us to keep our bags, USB sockets at every seat and a couple of seats facing the middle at the front which could use the freezer as a table. There was far less suspension so we experienced a lot of bumping around, something I was told would only get worse as the roads in Namibia quickly diminish in quality.
Our campsite hosts in Cederberg made us dinner on the first night, giving us the pleasure of eating inside which we wouldn't have for some time. It was a nice braii, something I was happy to experience again before I finished my time in South Africa.
It wasn't such an early morning on Wednesday which was good so we were able to pack down our tents in daylight. I was happy to find that they were a couple of feet bigger than the intrepid tents and they were also much easier to pack up and down, although we always came away with our clothes covered in dirt and our hands covered in a combination of rust and dirt.
We headed north and camped just south of the Namibian border by the Orange a River. We spent the evening watching the sunset from the jetty before having dinner around the campfire, sharing stories from our home countries and our experiences in Africa so far. We had the stars looking down on us and our tour guide, Geoffrey, showed us where different constellations were, those from Europe seeing the southern cross for the first time.
The following morning was spent canoeing down the Orange River itself, admiring the endless expanse of mountains surrounding us. I was better than my kayaking experience on the garden route but definitely noticed my muscle pain after the first half hour, with only 6km and a couple of hours to go. Thankfully we made it despite spending most of our time at the back of the pack and we got back to the campsite for lunch before we left for the border.
After 2 months I was officially leaving South Africa. I still can't believe how much time I spent there but I'm so happy that I had the chance to see so much of it. I did everything that I was keen to do although missed out on going to Drakensburg and Lesotho, places I learned more about during my time here and was unfortunately unable to fit them in to my itinerary. I absolutely loved my time in SA, I'm unsure if I'll ever experience a country with as much natural beauty, particularly in Cape Town where my favourite view was on the coastline where the ocean met the endless mountains. It's a shame that the country upholds such a dangerous reputation, one that I think has been particularly exaggerated within Australia. In my time here I never felt unsafe. Provided that you take precautions and have your wits about you it is possible to have a safe and very enjoyable experience here and I'm disappointed to know that the reputation is the reason so many people don't travel here. South Africa has given me so much and I've met so many great people during my time here. I urge everyone to experience what it has to offer. If it's on your list, bump it to the top and go soon. If it's not on your list, add it and you won't regret it.


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975X Express Motherboard Round-Up: Foxconn, Abit, and MSI
Cinebench and 3DMark06:CPU
The Cinebench 9.5 benchmark is an OpenGL 3D rendering performance test, based on the commercially available Cinema 4D application. Cinema 4D from Maxon is a 3D Rendering and Animation tools suite used by many 3D Animation houses and producers like Sony Animation and many others. And of course it's very demanding of system processor resources.
This is a multi-threaded, multi-processor aware benchmark that renders a single 3D scene and tracks the length of the entire process. The time it took each test system to render the entire scene is represented in the graph below (listed in seconds).
Single- and multi-threaded testing with Cinebench resulted in another tight race. In the single-threaded test, MSI's board took the lead by one second, but in the multi-threaded test, Abit's board outpaced the others, also by one second.
3DMark06's built-in CPU test is a multi-threaded "gaming related" DirectX metric that's useful for comparing relative performance between similarly equipped systems. This test consists of two different 3D scenes that are generated with a software renderer that is dependent on the host CPU's performance. This means that the calculations normally reserved for your 3D accelerator are instead sent to the central processor. The number of frames generated per second in each test are used to determine the final score.
3DMark06's CPU performance module didn't reveal anything extraordinary. Once again, all of the 975X Express based motherboards performed within a few points of each other. In this test though, Foxconn came out on top, followed by Abit, and then MSI. The scores are so similar though, they fall well within the margin of error in this test.


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Performance Testing 101: Determining Peak Load – A Case Study
Posted on Apr, 2013 by Admin
This is the fourth installment in a multi-part series to address the basics of performance testing applications. It's for the beginner, but it is also for the experienced engineer to share with project team members when educating them on the basics as well. Project Managers, Server Team members, Business Analysts, and other roles can utilize this information as a guide to understanding performance testing process, the typical considerations, and how to get started when you have never embarked on such a journey.
Let's use a case study to walk through the thought processes used to determine peak load for an application performance test.
It is common that the load on a productive system is not constant over time, and that business activities cause statistical fluctuations as well as more systematic changes in the load. A typical example often seen is time sheet recording, which most employees tend to do on Friday afternoon. The peak load from such a usage pattern can be significantly higher than the average load.
Often a system sized and tested for such peak load is defined as a requirement. Since performance should not degrade on Friday afternoon during peak load time, it is more important to determine what the peak load will be. If estimates are too low, one risks insufficient hardware sizing, which leads to performance degradation. If peak load sizing is too high, too much hardware may be purchased and the cost of ownership and maintenance is increased greatly.
An example: When considering peak loads, you might ask what is the highest load measured in req/sec that can be caused by 1000 users. Theoretically the answer is 1000 req/sec if all 1000 users happen to click at exactly the same time. However, since end-users work asynchronously, chances that this situation will occur are very small.
The extreme example above demonstrates the need to look at peak loads at different time intervals. The maximum average load within a certain time interval is observed over increasing time intervals. Sample measurements for 2000 logged-in users performing time sheet entries could be:
- maximum average over one week: 2 requests/ sec
- maximum average over one hour: 10 requests / sec
- maximum average over one minute: 30 requests / sec
- maximum average over a second: 100 requests / sec
This statistical phenomenon shows that the shorter the time interval, the higher the peak load. In the above case, the long-term average load during office hours is only two requests / sec. In the above example, peaks of about 50 times the long-term average load were observed.
One can argue that requests that cannot be served by the application immediately, due to a lack of resources, are queued and processed when the peak time is over. A peak load of one second would cause performance degradation for a total of only a few seconds. Based on this argument, it is up to the customer to find a reasonable compromise between the length of the time interval for which some performance degradation can be tolerated and the maximum peak load for which the hardware should be sized. In the above case the decision was to size the hardware to 30 requests / sec in order to cover load peaks which might last for one minute and accept short intervals of a few minutes during which performance occasionally might be degraded. Hardware and hardware operation costs of up to 300% were saved in comparison to second level peak load sizing. This requirement would also be the goal for your peak load test. If you have not yet discussed these aspects of peak load, you should do so with the end users to evaluate the requirements for your test strategy.
In the next installment of this blog series we will introduce the concepts around creating Business Process Profiles and Server Configuration Profiles.


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ST. BONAVENTURE at ZIPPY INVITE
Nov. 30 – Dec. 2
Akron, Ohio – Ocasek Natatorium
Online Coverage – Live Video
The St. Bonaventure University women's swimming team travels to Akron, Ohio for the annual Zippy Invite hosted by Akron University. The invitational is set up to imitate the Atlantic 10 Championships in February. Action begins Friday, Nov. 30 with preliminary races starting at 9:00 a.m. and the final heats beginning at 6:00 p.m. The same schedule will remain for Saturday, Dec. 1. The final day of the invite is Sunday, Dec. 2 with preliminary heats at 9:00 a.m. and the finals at 4:00 p.m.
The Bonnies last competed against Canisius on Nov. 10. Bona was victorious, 148-95, winning 11 out of 13 events. Rachel Kimmel, Claire Schaef and Elena Rohr each won two events to pace the scoring for the Bonnies. Katrina Wardner, Ivana Janssen, Mia Cote and Zanre Oberholzer each won individual events for the Brown and White. Also winning for St. Bonaventure was the 200-medley relay team consisting of Oberholzer, Kimmel, Makenna McCartney and Marissa Carrig.
The Bonnies have found ways to win meets in dominating fashion. Against Canisius the Bonnies earned 11 first place finishes out of 13 events. On Oct. 20 against Colgate, Bona swept the 13 event dual meet en route to a 165.5-77.5 win over the Raiders. At the Atlantic 10 Classic, also at the Spire Institute, St. Bonaventure took down La Salle in convincing fashion, 206-144.
The Bonnies women's swimming at diving team will take a break for the holidays until Friday, Jan. 11 when the diving team travels to the UB Diving Invite. Both teams return home Sunday, Jan. 20 when the Bonnies host Cornell at the Reilly Center Pool.
For the latest news on St. Bonaventure athletics, stay connected on social media. Follow the Bonnies on Twitter @GoBonnies and get men's and women's swimming and diving updates @BonniesSwimDive. Keep up with the Bonnies on Facebook /GoBonnies and on Instagram @GoBonnies.


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Students Explore Artists' Roles in Remaking Cities, with a Focus on Detroit
Imagine artists with a city as their canvas, their stage.
Princeton undergraduates in the course "The Arts of Urban Transition" have spent the past semester using texts and methods from history, theater and dance to examine artists and works of art as agents of change in New York City and Detroit.
"We're examining what it meant for industry to leave, what it meant for the economy, the built environment, the populations," said Aaron Shkuda, one of the course's instructors and the project manager of the Princeton-Mellon Initiative in Architecture, Urbanism and the Humanities. "We're considering why New York and Detroit have had such divergent histories since deindustrialization, how artists have shaped the process of development, and how they have responded to some of the contradictions of the postindustrial city."
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The mystery of the Ju88 wreck in Macedonia, GreeceAircraft wrecks, Contact, Interviews, WW2, WW2 in Greece, WW2 Wrecks
By Pierre Kosmidis
Research and photos submitted by George Karelas and used by permission
The skies over Greece saw intense air battles during WW2, resulting in many aircraft destroyed. Several have been located, out of which some have been identified, while others are still shrouded in mystery.
One such aircraft wreck, located thanks to information received by local fishermen in the sea area of Stavros in Macedonia, Greece, was thoroughly explored by a team of Greek scuba divers, consisting of Vassilis Mendogiannis , Anastasis Agathos, Giannis Vlachopanayiotis, Giorgos Karelas and Nikos Golfis.
According to George Karelas, "the wreck is covered with fishing nets and it appears that it has been moved to its current position by trawlers, therefore we do not know the exact location it initially crashed at sea."
"When we dived the wreck, we saw that a large part of it is buried in the muddy seabed."
Visibility at the seabed is limited. The wreck is upside down at a depth of 55 meters in a rather poor state."
Experienced wreck diver Vassilis Mendogiannis, used his scooter's propeller to remove the sediment off the wing of the aircraft".
"This is when we all saw the Balkenkreuz, the German Cross, which enabled us to identify immediately the wreck as a Luftwaffe aircraft."
We then contacted aviation expert Mr. Dave McDonald, from New Zealand, who checked the photos. Based on the landing gear configuration and dimensions, Mr. McDonald is certain that we had a Ju88 aircraft wreck."
"While we have researched the archives, in order to establish the identity of this specific aircraft, we have not been able yet to positively identify it, but the search continues. We can assume though that this aircraft was lost probably in 1944, as the Luftwaffe records of that period have been lost".


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Screening Feb. 21 of Jackson Ward docudrama
2/19/2016, 8:50 p.m.
The first public screening of a new Richmond film on historic Jackson Ward will take place this weekend.
"Black Wall Street: The Money, The Music & The People" will be shown 6 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 21, at the Unity of Bon Air Church, 923 Buford Road, in Chesterfield County, it has been announced.
A docudrama that blends fact and fiction, the film is
set in the one-time center of Richmond's black community that lies north of Broad Street in Downtown.
Produced and directed by Rebekah L. Pierce, a Richmond playwright and author, the movie is based on her 2010 mystery, "Murder on Second Street: The Jackson Ward Murders."
The film features 15 area actors, with Foree Shalom
Clement Britt
playing the hero, Sy Sanford. Others playing lead roles in- clude Diana Carver, Toney Q. Cobb and Mike Shiflett.
The film is being shown without charge, but donations would support the work, Ms. Pierce said.
Information: LaTika Lee, (804) 873-7363, or www. blackwallstreetthemovie. yolasite.com


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Are you looking forward to the official arrival of fall? I am. Even though it will not cool down here significantly for another couple of months, I still cannot help but love this time of year, and anxiously await the cooler days so that I can comfortably wear my blazers, sweaters, and skirts/dresses with knee boots again.
Speaking of fall...I have added a couple of items to my Fall Shopping List...
Collection Viv Calf-hair Flats from J.Crew...so absolutely gorgeous in person, and I love the pointy-toe...so chic! These will be one of the key pieces of my Fall Wardrobe, and many of my outfits will be styled using them as the focal point.
Along with the Viv Calf-hair flats, I really hope to be able to acquire the matching handbag. Yes...I do like to match my handbag and shoes. I feel it creates an overall polished and 'finished' look to any outfit, even if it is just a casual one. :)
Here is just one of the ways I plan to wear the two together in an outfit (if I do end up being able to get both)...
In other J.Crew-related news...today is the last day to take advantage of the Extra 30% Off Final Sale MUSTSHOP promotion taking place. In case you do not already know, J.Crew Promo-Priced Items also receive the 30% discount but are NOT Final Sale...gotta love that! You can see my updated list of Promo-priced items for the Women here and for the Men here.
So the plans for deep cleaning my house this week completely fell through. I somehow injured my back...not sure if it is a pulled muscle or a pinched nerve, but I have been experiencing a lot of pain, and have spent a good deal of time lying in bed this week. Needless to say, I am quite frustrated, as I really wanted to have the house 'spic and span' when we start our school year on Monday, not to mention that I had numerous errands to run this week, and haven't been able to do them, either.
I know that resting up and allowing my body to heal is best, but I really have such a hard time doing that knowing there are so many things for me to get done. My hubby and boys have been wonderful about helping keep the house picked up (most of the time) and meals going. However, there are some things that simply require my attention, so I am very anxious to get back on my feet again and take care of them.
What about you? Do you have a hard time relaxing when you need to? Does it frustrate you when your plans do not happen the way you had intended?
On a more positive note...my 'down time' this week has allowed me extra time not only for planning out my school lessons, but also for watching many more episodes of the British Television Detective drama Midsomer Murders that I began a couple months ago. Murder Mystery is one of my favorite genres, and this series has been quite enjoyable to watch. Do you also enjoy a good Murder Mystery, or do you prefer another type of show? Have you seen any episodes of this particular series?
That's it for now...
So what have you been up to this week? Do you have any special plans for the upcoming weekend? Please do share! I always love to hear from you! :)
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I am so sorry to hear about this injury! I know exactly how you feel, it's so so frustrating when the to-do list is a mile long.ReplyDelete
Well I had big plans this week too but I've been slow to accomplish my own list. I've been quite tired and have had a headache due to a neck injury last weekend (something I did while cleaning). Mine is not as bad as yours from the sounds of it, I hope you do take it easy and give yourself all of the rest you need.
Fun that you've had something good to watch! I have just received Homeland on dvd and I might watch that this afternoon.
Those boys of yours sound very helpful and good! That must be helping you immensely.
Take care FFM!
Okay now I'm off to look at your shoes...Replies
Thank you Dani. I am feeling better today than I did a couple of days ago, so it seems that the time spent taking it easy is helping. I hope you start feeling better, as well! It sounds like you should also take some time to rest, and perhaps watching your new Homeland dvd this afternoon is the perfect time to do it! :)Delete
Sad to hear you are hurt. This is such a busy time of year for families, it must be so stressful for you.ReplyDelete
I love that blue check dress in the first photo and the Viv flats are on my list too. The sizes are selling out already, did you order them yet? I was waiting for a review but I guess I'd better get on it now or miss out.Replies
Thank you xoxo. This really is a busy time for us, so not being able to get everything done that I wanted to is quite frustrating. I know it will all get done eventually, but it is still frustrating nonetheless.Delete
The blue dress in the first photo is the Bristol Glen Plaid Dress from Tory Burch, and the coat (which I would love to own) is from TB, as well.
As for the Viv flats: I did order them two weeks ago in a size 9.5, which is my normal shoe size, but they were too small so I exchanged for the size 10. The size 10 was a good fit, but the leopard pattern on the front of the shoe was very different on each one. I am very particular about having my prints and patterns match, so I could not keep them, especially for the price paid. At that point all of the size 10s were sold out, so I wasn't able to exchange for another pair in hopes of getting a more even pattern. However, I did find a pair in my size on Ebay from paisleypetunia for a significantly lower price (I'm sure she purchased them at the J.Crew clearance store in VA), and she promised an excellent pattern match when I asked her about it, so I got them instead. I should be receiving them soon and am really looking forward to getting them. They really are very beautiful in person. As for comfort, I have only tried on the two pair that I received from J.Crew and find them to be about as comfortable as J.Crew flats usually are. I may try an insert for added comfort, but they seem as if they will be wearable without one, although probably not for extended periods of time.
I must say that I am really looking forward to having a different color of leopard shoes in my wardrobe this fall/winter. I already own many other pieces of clothing that they will work with, so they are a perfect addition. :)
Hope you feel better! It is no fun being stuck in bed. I love the purse and shoes and will have to see if they fit in my list!ReplyDeleteReplies
Thank you mini! I have been up and moving around more today, so the time I've spent resting this week really seems to be helping. :)Delete
The shoes were a splurge for me, but they do not require any other purchases in order to take their place in my wardrobe, since I already have numerous items and outfits they will work with. I am really hoping to be able to get the bag eventually, but if not, I will at least still enjoy wearing my shoes. :)
OK, I had to go an order the Vivs just now because there were only 6 pair left in size 8. Would love to know what you think of the matching bag, I love to match shoes and bags when I can too. The satchel is pricey and I have J.Crew's leopard-print calf-hair Oslo bag, which was a Collection Borge Garveri piece that was also quite expensive so I'll have to have the debate with myself on the Biennial satchel.ReplyDelete
Hope you are feeling better soon.Replies
xoxo - It didn't seem like the Vivs were selling out for quite awhile, and then as I kept watching them I noticed my 2 sizes beginning to dwindle, and now it seems that most sizes are getting limited. I'm sure it has to do with a lot of customers who received the 20 or 25% off codes using them to purchase the shoes now. I would really love to have the satchel, but like you said it is very pricey, so I'm not sure I'll be able to manage it. I would love for it to go on promo right away, and with an extra 30% off would be even better...then I would go for it! Fingers crossed on that one! :)Delete
Thank you for the well wishes. I am definitely feeling better today than I did two days ago, so things are looking up.
FFM, I was intrigued by idea of that TB sheath dress, which has also been getting some exposure as an Oprah 2012 Fashion Awards pick. Much better option IMO than JC's electric plaid, which I have not seen IRL yet. Although plaid plus sequins too showy for me and IRL I don't need any more fancy dresses. Glad to read you are on the mend. And if the bag speaks to you hope it makes your purchase list. Sounds like you would give it lots of outings.ReplyDeleteReplies
Thank you Get Fresh. :) It's too bad the TB dress was not made without sequins, too. I understand having them for those wanting to wear it as a cocktail dress, but it would have been nice to have one without for those of us wanting it as an everyday (or every now and then) dress. She does have another glen plaid dress option here, but it has leather trim and a zipper in front. I will need to see it in person before making a final decision, but as for right now I do not really care for either the trim or the zipper.Delete
The bag has definitely been speaking to me from the moment I laid eyes on it in the Fall Lookbook preview. I just hope it doesn't disappoint IRL. I also hope that if I do still love it once I see it in person, that I am able to snag it for a really great price. :)
Oh dear - I hope your back gets better soon and you baby yourself! Those mysteries sound good - I have to go look them up! I am hoping to sleep a little this weekend - I have been waking up at 4:30 all week!!! I may be too old for long distance travel!!!ReplyDelete
But the good thing about life is that if it is not spic and span this week, there is always another one....
I am besotted with the first look, besotted! I have to get into pinterest like Dani is! that would be a good one to clip!Replies
Thank you WMM! I know that you also enjoy murder mysteries, so I think you will like these, as well. They span 13 seasons, and I am now on season 8. I'm not sure if you are able to get Amazon Prime where you live, but if you do they have all the episodes, and you can watch them for free.Delete
I can imagine how tired you must be trying to get adjusted back to your regular schedule after all of your fabulous travels! Hopefully you can catch a nap or two this weekend. :)
The first look is so lovely, isn't it? I think you should absolutely join Pinterest...it is really quite fun, and there is so much to see! If you do sign up come join me on my Pinterest account here. I already have many of my 'Love This...' pics (including the TB one from today) on there already.
Sorry you are under the weather FFM! I have pulled my back before and it's not fun! It's a sign you have been doing too much! The first outfit is like a dream.I love your admiration of old Hollywood glamour...so sophisticated, yet REAL! I have returned to work this week, and the house has already fallen apart! Also, I teach math and science, and would love to help you out if you ever need lessons/resources!Replies
Thank you Nantucket Daffodil. :) I've had back pain before, but never to this extent. I was quite busy the week before last with all of my decluttering, so there is a good chance that I overdid it this time.Delete
I hope your first week of school is going well! Thank you for your offer to help with lessons and resources...I truly appreciate it! :)
I'm so sorry to hear about your injury. I wish you a quick and thorough recovery and the strength to let go and give your family the opportunity to take care of you for this short moment in time. I'm impressed that your husband and boys are helping out. I have had a few injuries where I just had to let my plans, and schedules go, ignore the dust bunnies and relinquish control. Yes, it truly is frustrating but temporary (as long as you take care of yourself and don't push yourself beyond your limits). You are obviously such giving mother and want to give your family 100% all of the time, but your family is doing such a great job helping out and that is something to be proud of. Your school year may start out on Monday with a few extra dust bunnies, clutter,and errands to do, but on the other hand, your boys are getting a valuable life lesson by seeing how capable they are while you are healing.ReplyDelete
Feel better and take it easy this week end. Maybe your husband can help do some of the errands that are most important.Replies
Awakening my Wardrobe - thank you so much for your well wishes, for the reminder that this is only a temporary situation, and that relinquishing control is not always as bad as it seems most of the time. I am indeed very proud and appreciative for all that my husband and boys have done for me during this time. :)Delete
Ugh, a back injury is the worst. You feel so incapacitated! I herniated a disk years ago and still remember it vividly. I hope that your recovery is swift. It's so sweet of your husband and sons to keep the household going while you rest. Although I'm sure they don't do it quite the way you would :)ReplyDelete
I loved the images, FFM. Fall beckons to those of us in warm parts of the country, taunts us really. It is still high 90s here, I'm not sure when real fall will finally arrive.
Love the set with the Viv flats. You've given me some ideas.
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I hope your back has eased a little by now, I am hopeless at relaxing, I have to be ill before I can do it with any serenity. I love the pics you've chosen, I wish I had oodles of poufy skirts, they are so feminine.ReplyDelete
I hope you're feeling better. I know what you mean about having a hard time resting. It has been 6 weeks since my surgery and I'm still not 100%. I had to let a lot go and just be ok with it during the healing process-just take a deep breath, enjoy your down time and know that in the end it will all get done.ReplyDelete
BTW-cute new items on your list ;-)
Oh, it`s so hard to not be able to move around as you wish, and of course the not being able to distract yourself just makes pain and discomfort so much more unbearable.ReplyDelete
However you`ve offered some absolutely mesmerising eye candy- I want to BE the outfits in the first two pictures!! pinning!
Beautiful couture pictures. I am sorry to hear about your back. That is a miserable feeling. Thank you for the heads up about the tv show. I love a good mystery!ReplyDelete


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Centro Formazione Velica Skiffsailing - Località Bersaglio, 22014 Dongo (CO) - ITALY
Tel: +39 0344 81631 - Fax: +39 0344 981935 - e-mail: email@example.com - website: www.skiffsailing.it
All the skiff classes – 18footer
VENUE and DATES
Dongo, CFVS club;
Skiffestival 29th June – 30st June
18 footer GP 29th June – 1st July
3 races each day are scheduled for the Skiffestival and 4 races for the 18footer GP; first warning signal at 13:00 on the first day of regatta; the staring time of the race of the following day will be posted by the Race Committee on the official notice board at CFVS before 7 pm of the previous day.
The regatta will be governed by the following rules:
ISAF RRS 2013-2016 with the integrations of the Italian Sailing Federation; this Notice of Race and the Sailing Instructions
Any change and /or following notices will be posted on the Official Notice Board of CFVS
While making the registration, it's necessary to show:
1- National Federation Association, valid for 2013
2- Class Association valid for 2013
3- Third part insurance of the boat of the minimum cover required by the Italian Sailing Federation(FIV) 1.000.000 €
4- No changes to sail numbers are allowed if not made after an official permission of the Race Committee.
Entries shall be sent to the secretary of the CFVS through the website before June the 10th, and completed before 11 am of
the first regatta day at the secretary of CFVS. Sailing Instructions will be available at the race office after 11 am of the first day.
The entry fees are: For double or more 60€ - single 40€ - 18footers 200€
Competitors participate in the regatta entirely at their own risk. Centro Formazione Velica Skiffsailing, the Race Committee and the Jury are not responsible of any damage to people or things, weather ashore and afloat, consequently the partecipation to the
regatta. Each competitor shall have a valid third part insurance certificate
For the Skiffestival the results will be taken from real time and the RYA Portsmouth Yardstick scheme
For the 18 footer class the Low Point Scoring System will be applied.
The series will be valid even with only one race sailed.
Prizes for the Skiffestival and the 18footer European GP will be awarded to the top three boats classified and only for the Skiffestival to the fastest crew with the European Skiffestival Trophy (the sum of the duration in real time of every regatta sailed during the event).