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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2112577839458187948.post8899295329381009384..comments2020-07-11T04:01:08.916-05:00Comments on IMPROV kitchen: bourbon caramel saucemorgan aibinder weinerhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2112577839458187948.post-63296032665470123012018-05-15T17:11:20.185-05:002018-05-15T17:11:20.185-05:00This bourbon salted caramel is SOOO GOOOD!!! I lov...This bourbon salted caramel is SOOO GOOOD!!! I love it thanks a bunch! Bernice Baranhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2112577839458187948.post-51253608249472372252017-07-29T02:24:31.864-05:002017-07-29T02:24:31.864-05:00Your blog is very useful for me.I really like you ...Your blog is very useful for me.I really like you post.Thanks for sharing
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Anonymoushttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2112577839458187948.post-68416728070507708372016-10-13T11:48:16.207-05:002016-10-13T11:48:16.207-05:00It does get harder once it cools down. You don'...It does get harder once it cools down. You don't want to pour the caramel right from making it into your pie (I'm assuming we're talking pie here) because it will start to melt the butter in your crust and then you'll end up with a problem. I like to let the caramel cool to room temperature (or put it in the fridge for 20 - 30 min if you're impatient like me) so that it's not hot to the touch. If you make the caramel a day or two before, you'll need to warm it up in the microwave for about 30 seconds so you can get it to a drizzle like consistency. I hope this helps!IMPROV email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2112577839458187948.post-10783920926542801962016-10-13T11:44:32.857-05:002016-10-13T11:44:32.857-05:00Does this get hard if I pour it over the apples be...Does this get hard if I pour it over the apples before I add the top crust once it is cooled?DoloresFabhttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2112577839458187948.post-83274143830069727682016-02-02T00:50:00.362-06:002016-02-02T00:50:00.362-06:00This caramel sauce looks wonderful and thank you f...This caramel sauce looks wonderful and thank you for telling us how long it will keep in the fridge. Appreciate that.Info site for Seattle Horizontal Drilling Companyhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2112577839458187948.post-34271897707503701862015-09-03T02:00:32.502-05:002015-09-03T02:00:32.502-05:00Okay, I LIED! I am now a caramel fan! That sauce ...Okay, I LIED! I am now a caramel fan! That sauce didn't stand a bit of chance in the refrigerator---I made brownies w/the caramel and the leftover sauce, well, kept calling me every time I opened the door. I open the door to take out milk, it's calling me. I put back the milk, it beckons me again. What's a girl to do? Why, the most sensible thing was to make another batch! Thank you again for posting this to-die-for sauce! Anonymoushttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2112577839458187948.post-80596038886035730302015-08-25T06:49:36.437-05:002015-08-25T06:49:36.437-05:00You just add it in at the end. Sorry for the mega ...You just add it in at the end. Sorry for the mega delay Kiersten. I was never notified about your comment! IMPROV email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2112577839458187948.post-17431464649284994662015-08-25T06:48:16.838-05:002015-08-25T06:48:16.838-05:00Thanks Valerie! I feel the same way about it. Mayb...Thanks Valerie! I feel the same way about it. Maybe I should have called it crack sauce ;)IMPROV email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2112577839458187948.post-78491409524620621972015-08-24T22:49:46.779-05:002015-08-24T22:49:46.779-05:00I made this tonight---I wanted to use a box of Tra...I made this tonight---I wanted to use a box of Trader Joe's shelf stable whipping cream that I had hanging around. I didn't add any alcohol, I still have a young child in the house. This sauce is absolutely yummy! I'm NOT a caramel fan, but this is good! I thinking of sneaking in the kitchen after midnight, attacking the jar with a dessert spoon. Yes, right out of the jar! Watch out, sauce, Mommy is coming your way. Anonymoushttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2112577839458187948.post-91900885323722335692013-12-20T20:37:02.277-06:002013-12-20T20:37:02.277-06:00OK, this sounds DELICIOUS, but what do you do with...OK, this sounds DELICIOUS, but what do you do with the sea salt? I don't see where it is added.
Kierstenhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2112577839458187948.post-18370085934970435722013-02-14T16:55:07.402-06:002013-02-14T16:55:07.402-06:00i'm so glad you loved it! thanks for sharing.i'm so glad you loved it! thanks for sharing.IMPROV firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2112577839458187948.post-58840621187854334892013-02-14T16:54:36.143-06:002013-02-14T16:54:36.143-06:00thanks rachelle! i'll have to check out your b...thanks rachelle! i'll have to check out your blog :)IMPROV firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2112577839458187948.post-55945125779445711142013-02-14T15:35:20.517-06:002013-02-14T15:35:20.517-06:00This looks fantastic, I'm adding it to my must...This looks fantastic, I'm adding it to my must make list!
Thanks for sharing.
Rachelle@ Caramelize LifeRachellehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2112577839458187948.post-21824162649610913962013-02-10T22:47:16.316-06:002013-02-10T22:47:16.316-06:00Made it yesterday, and it is divine. sooo yummy. T...Made it yesterday, and it is divine. sooo yummy. Thanks again for the recipes and the email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2112577839458187948.post-62216201725534419912013-02-07T10:49:22.330-06:002013-02-07T10:49:22.330-06:00Thanks so much! That is an awesome tip. Can't ...Thanks so much! That is an awesome tip. Can't wait to make firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2112577839458187948.post-70787394479885233922013-02-07T10:00:04.867-06:002013-02-07T10:00:04.867-06:00thanks michele! i'm so glad you found my site....thanks michele! i'm so glad you found my site. i think you should definitely make this, like NOW. totally addictive and good on everything. in a desperate moment i even put it on toast, haha!IMPROV firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2112577839458187948.post-53459554601349932252013-02-07T09:46:24.230-06:002013-02-07T09:46:24.230-06:00i think technically 1 week is it's shelf life ...i think technically 1 week is it's shelf life but i'm not going to lie... i've kept it in my refrigerator for about 3 weeks and had no problem. i've even frozen leftovers so that i have quick caramel sauce - you never know when you'll need some bourbon caramel! you can definitely make it this weekend and it will be perfect for vday! your caramel won't taste any different a few days later than if you made it right beforehand.

i have the most amazing and simple clean up tip. just fill the pan with cold water and put it on the burner on high heat. let it come to a rolling boil and all of the caramel should melt away! so easy and hassle free!

thanks for your comments and questions jay! IMPROV email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2112577839458187948.post-48924436879266747092013-02-06T19:15:19.212-06:002013-02-06T19:15:19.212-06:00this sounds amazing. How long is the shelf life? I...this sounds amazing. How long is the shelf life? I was thinking of making some to put inside cupcakes for valentines day, but wanted to see if I could make it this weekend.

And any tips for cleanup? Last time I made caramel (for home made twix) it was a pain to clean (though oh so worth it)email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2112577839458187948.post-73779745495199956122013-02-06T16:01:52.472-06:002013-02-06T16:01:52.472-06:00Oh my goodness - I can take a bath in this. Serio...Oh my goodness - I can take a bath in this.

Seriously.Chung-Ah | Damn Delicioushttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2112577839458187948.post-15758298287881978822013-02-06T09:51:09.161-06:002013-02-06T09:51:09.161-06:00oh wow... I need this in my life as soon as possib...oh wow... I need this in my life as soon as possible. Just found your site and I love it!

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No it shouldn't. Sometimes math goes out of range ever so slightly so clamping is needed either way, and making users do clamping themselves is not necessary nor productive.
Should love.graphics.setColor etc. error if a color component is outside the range [0, 1]?
Should love.graphics.setColor (and other functions which set colors) error if a color component is outside the range [0, 1]?
I think it would useful for upgrading to 0.11.0, i.e. it would error instead of everything looking white.
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- Proper error reporting. It is actually effectively an error to go outside the range of [0, 1] for sRGB colours, it'd be good if LÖVE reported that (especially to help with transitioning to 0.11 as pointed out).
There may be a performance penalty in the non-floating-point formats of ImageData when
mapPixelare used. I will have to profile it.
As raidho says, at least some clamping is probably needed to avoid false positives. I am not sure if doing some clamping is really better than doing none.
I haven't made up my mind yet.
If user uses math to produce color, it's pretty much guaranteed to produce values out of range, so clamping would be needed. Making users do clamping manually to stop game from crashing is not helpful. Making it error on out of range color is much like being pedantic just for the sake of being pedantic - there isn't anything to be gained from this.
Yeah sorry, I meant to write 'I am not sure if doing some clamping and some erroring is really better than clamping all the time' but I was distracted when writing.
That's an interesting idea - some but not all. How would that work?
Something like this:
if (abs(component - 0.5) > 0.5 + smallvalue) return luaL_error(L, "Color components must be within the range of [0, 1] (value is %.3f)", component); else component = clamp01(component);
But then you can't take advantage of that clamping: if your math can go out of range to large extents, you'll need to do clamping manually despite it being there anyway. Sounds like bad design.
Let me reiterate my point: Doing without clamping completely will produce errors. So clamping is needed either way. Not doing clamping in the framework will make users do clamping manually - not helpful.
It's bad design for your math to go out of the defined range of a color space...
For reference, in 0.10 and older going out of the range of [0, 255] was already effectively undefined behaviour.
Then why have clamping at all? You can't use half-measures, you either follow through or let go.
Also, it most definitely a bad design to have users to produce boilerplate code where it could be avoided. Having users put clamping on every setColor falls into that category, clearly.
Then why have clamping at all?
To avoid issues where the math is correct but floating point imprecision causes the number to go slightly out of the defined range. In 0.10 this was not an issue because LÖVE truncated the fractional part of the integer color component under the hood, so 255.00001 would become 255.
Now that I think of it, maybe there shouldn't be any clamping actually? E.g. if user intends on using HDR colors and shaders.
The sRGB color space is only defined for [0, 1] — sRGB <-> linear RGB color conversions don't really work outside of [0, 1].
I feel like the best solution is probably just to always clamp. I can see there's diagnostic value in throwing an error, but only throwing them past a threshold is.. weird. Plus, colour errors of any magnitude should be fairly obvious anyway.
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Clamp all color arguments to [0, 1] in cases where values outside that range don't make sense (fixed-point color values & sRGB colors). Closes issue
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Hi, Usually that problem is due to a bad connection of your iPad's LCD, what has to be done is: - turn off your iPad; - open your iPad (please watch the repair guide related to it); - carefully disconnect (on both ends) the flex cable shared by the LCD and the Logic Board; - carefully reconnect it, make sure it is well connected; - try turning on your iPad to check that it is working properly. If not than you should need a new LCD. Hope it helps :)


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When you are going from the Lucchesia to Pisa airport to fly back to Brexit Britain why not make the journey a little more exciting?
An occasion arose for me to do this the other day and a detour to Marina di Pisa was well-worth it.
First, we stopped at the ancient church of San Piero a Grado which dates back to at least the eighth century. It marks the spot where Saint Peter is traditionally supposed to have first landed on Italian soil from whence he travelled to Rome and to his eventual upside-down crucifixion.
The church is unusual in having an apse at each end and of using roman capitals for its columns. It is, thus a truly basilican plan in the classical sense and exudes an extraordinary atmosphere of peace and veneration. Surrounded by large lawns San Piero is one of the earliest examples of that Pisan Romanesque which found its apotheosis in Pisa's own cathedral.
One of the several unusual exterior features of San Piero a Grado, which is now classed as a minor basilica and titled 'messenger of peace', are the Islamic plates inserted in the upper lunettes. I always find that these decorations are a sort of metaphor that Christian and Islam can co-exist peacefully.
Ironically, the campanile was demolished by the Germans (although it was recently reconstructed to about a third of its height) on their retreat from the allied advance to the gothic line because they thought the enemy would use it as a look-out post over the flat Pisan plain. Ironically, because here it was one Christian-based culture fighting it out against another Christian-based one…
The church's interior, which is very spacious and is crowned by a wooden truss roof, consists of a nave and two aisles.
The upper walls are almost completely covered by frescos which are more faded on one side than the other, probably because of the greater amount of sunlight they received. They were painted by Deodato Orlandi from Lucca in the early 14th century and illustrate, in addition to the life of Saint Peter, the lives of St Paul, Constantine and St Sylvester.
(To the left, St Peter being crucified head-downwards because he didn't want to be proud enough to emulate Christ's crucifixion)
Below these frescoes are portraits of all the popes up to that time.
At the west end of the basilica is a large ciborium, or canopy over an altar, in 15th gothic century style which marks the place where St Peter delivered his first sermon upon landing on the Italian shore.
In case you were wondering what happened to the sea all this area was once a lagoon and the church was built on a higher level overlooking it. Since that time the sea has silted up and is now a good five miles away.
(Map showing the former lagoon)
Moving to more secular matters we travelled on to Marina di Pisa which a remarkably quiet, relaxed and family-oriented seaside resort quite unlike the worldly hub-bub of Viareggio. Once the favourite hangouts of artists and composers like Puccini and D'Annunzio, it has seen a recent revival of its fortunes thanks to the construction of a relatively inoffensive new marina with some lovely landscaped coastal-plant gardens around it.
There is an adequate public beach which I once remember as having no sand on it as persistent erosion had swept it all away. Happily today the sandy beach has been built up again and it's really pleasant to lie on it and have a cooling swim before the hordes of summer crowds really start moving in for the High Holiday season.
The sea promenade is lined with a variety of restaurants of varying costs. We found a friendly one and were served well with mussels, cutlets chips, melon and ham.
On a more sombre note there's a memorial park with a propeller belonging to the Hercules aircraft from the nearby military airport and which was shot down with all its Italian crew members during the Bosnian war in 1992.
Art nouveau aficionados will have a great time admiring some very elegant villas. And the the estuary of the Arno (Bocca d'Arno) just to the north of the Marina is a delighful spot with a fish market and the traditional retoni (big nets) used to lower into the water and catch a variety of fish.. (See my post on this at https://longoio2.wordpress.com/2016/05/28/a-big-network-at-marina-di-pisa/ )
Unfortunately the airport timetable caught up on us and we had to leave without really giving a look this attractive place with its fin-de-siècle atmosphere deserves. What would be a British seaside resort equivalent for it, I wonder? Worthing perhaps? There was no British equivalent, however for the wonderful sunshine we experienced before heading on to meet our guest at the airport.


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KEN vs PAK Dream11 MATCH PREVIEW:
The second match of the day will discern a clash between an Asian team and an African team, that is, between Pakistan and Kenya. Both the teams were defeated comprehensively by the world champions India in their opening game which meant India are firmly placed at the top, whereas, Pakistan is second and Kenya are languishing at the bottom.
Kenya were dumped in their last game against India by a heavy margin of 48-19 which means the deficit between the two teams was of 31 points which is surely a very huge margin. Rishank Devadiga managed 15 points, which includes 13 raid points and 2 tackle points while Monu Goyat got 9 raids to dismantle all chances of Kenya.
Pakistan too got defeated by the world champions India in their opening game. The margin of the defeat was 36-20 while the deficit was of 16 points. Star raider Ajay Thakur alone was enough to shatter all the hopes of the opposition as he single-handedly took his team to victory.
KEN vs PAK Dream11 Team match preview is listed here. IND vs PAK Dream11 Predictions are listed here in this match, KEN vs PAK Dream11 Playing 11 is listed here. Kenya vs Pakistan, team news, playing XI and match preview are listed here.
When: June 25, 9:00 PM, IST
Where: Al Wasl Sports Club, Dubai
Recent form (Last six matches)
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Pakistan vs Kenya:
Kenya: Kenya were perfectly outclassed by India in their last game and nothing went right for them. With all their players fit in the squad, they would love to make the most of their talent.
Pakistan: Pakistan's position on the points table is moving like a pendulum and their hopes to feature in the semi finals merely depends on the likes of Nasir Ali . The Pakistan team has some decent players in their side with the likes of Waqar Ali and Kashif Razzaq and even Wasim Sajjad.
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Pakistan – Nasir Ali, Kashif Razzaq/Muhammad Safian, Qalsir Abbas, Muhammad Imran, Waqar Ali, Mudassar Ali, Muhammad Nadeem/Sajjad Shaukat
Kenya – Ogak Odhiambo, Izac Njorge, David Mosambayi, O Odiambo, O Victor, Obilo James, Christiphine Otieno
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Plan is to have Frameworks 5.57.0, KDE Applications 19.04.0, Plasma 5.15.4 and Linux 5.0.x on the final ISO. If all testing goes well expect the final ISO to be released within a week to ten days
Calamares version used is 3.2.5 Release Notes page is almost fully updated.
The ISO is using packages from the build repo, but that repo is not enabled, so if you decide to install, make sure to add the build epo to your pacman.conf.
To help with testing:
debug packages for Calamares are part of all ISOs, run Calamares with gdb if you encounter errors
provide the installation log, if you encounter any issue at all
You can start Calamares from the Welcome app, or run it with:
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The install log will be created in the home directory of the Live user, see ~/installation.log. It is available after the install in the target system in /var/log/installation.log
If run from cli, make sure to pastebin the full output, since no installation.log will be copied then, though that log is more complete.
The site for testing ISOs in use:
8ff6f4ff14cf71f1b75e4032c1702add96d36732c62ae4f645c4c5e8a8e9dcbf KaOS-2019.04.19-x86_64.iso
On this ISO you will find:
Linux 5.0.8
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KDE Applications 19.04.0
Calamares 3.2.5
Octopi 0.9.0 with sysinfo & cachecleaner tool
Known issues:
The welcome app in the live mode still fails to apply the changes in Transifex.
Welcome app just pulls from Transifex, if translations in Transifex are done wrong, nothing can be done, just hoping the translators will fix their errors.
demm As said, the translations are fine in Transifex, not in the app. They fail to get transfered/applied/whatever. I reported that around five times at least now. It is not working. I can send you a video. Main = Hauptmenü in Transifex, while its still Haupt in the app.
The Theme is broken as well, at least here in Virtualbox.
First full ISO is uploaded. There is a good chance this will be the final ISO, lots of testing has already been done on this ISO.
Fixed is the missing wallpaper, support is added for zstd compression in BTRFS filesystems, the kernel has moved to 5.0.9. About 70 other updated since the minimal ISO.
Please help with testing the next day or so, that way this ISO can be released this weekend as the next stable, if no new issues are found.
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KaOS 2019.04 is released:
This concludes the current test cycle.
Hi there,
no may or june iso ready yet ?
I'm downloading the April one in order to install it to a friend tonite.
No, June ISO release, test cycle has started, but no public test ISO just yet.
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'Yokoya Ramen' Opened on Allen Street this Week
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Another noodle joint just joined the ranks of upper Allen Street. Thanks to branded canopy and illuminated signage, we've known for months. Yokoya Ramen is here. Yokoya Ramen opened earlier this week, and occupies the small square-footage that previously hosted the Allen Street Deli. It's the second of three ramen vendors to plant roots on […]
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In just over a year, the northern border of Allen Street is well on its way to becoming a destination for ramen. Mr. Taka Ramen was the first of three to plant a flag here last November, and has skyrocketed in popularity. Then, we reported this week that five-month-old Chelsea Market vendor, Mokbar, is planning to open […]


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Welcome to Covington's Annual Hometown Halloween 2019! Streets will be lined with businesses ready to give treats to all the trick or treaters visiting Main Street. We are now seeking businesses to participate in this event! Remember, there is no FEE to participate, all businesses (organizations, groups, teams and individuals) have to do is hand out candy! If you are interested in participating, please EMAIL Cary Linkswiler at email@example.com or TEXT her at 540-960-0748 to submit your details.
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by Joni Kamiya, Hawaii Farmers Daughter, Dec 26, 2018
This Christmas was spent at my parent's place. We had a nice lunch and spent the afternoon working on making soaps and decorating gingerbreads. After that, my son can't stay inside so we ventured outside to the farm.
His favorite activity is playing with his tractors and digging dirt. He will spend hours tinkering around the farm. He also wanted to take his new John Deere tractor scooter to get it dirty. Test driving that scooter on the field was a must-do today.
Connor is not afraid to get dirty and he thinks it's work. Dirt and rocks fly all over outside and brand new boots get dusty and filthy. He doesn't care because he says he is farming. Not many kids are getting dirty on the farm because there are less farms every year as people give up or retire. I bet my dad was very much like my son— playing outside and getting dirty. He grew up loving that kind of life.
As I watched him play, it hit me that the best bet of growing more farmers starts with the family farms. These kids learn what it is like to work and and get dirty. Their successes are because they have their hands in the dirt and outside seeing what's happening. If these family farms fail, the community loses out.
It is trendy right now to be telling tales about farmers. It is fun to feel like you're saving the earth but ask yourself if you truly know what you're talking about. If you are part of the non-farmers sharing links about the virtues of only one kind of farm, it means you're likely harming the livelihoods of a farmer.
When you spread disinformation , your hurt many small farming families here. Your food hobby hurts real people. Do you take responsibility for the consequences of hobby activism? A community's success is dependent upon farmers of every type. Being discriminatory and exclusionary of people's livelihoods is harmful. Using the law to tear down farmers without evidence is all political with no realization of the unintended consequences. That become a bigger problem than what the actual intent was.
Everyone is dependent upon the work of all types of farmers. If they fail, we all suffer the results. Our best hope for future farmers lay in the hands who are working the lands now. They grow up on the land and tend it to earn their keep while providing for others.
Sore and tired bodies can wear on one's endurance to continue but their faith to go on is renewed in seeing and hearing from appreciative customers. Knowing that people are grateful for our work is helpful to our sustainability. Farmers are doing good when the community is well fed and able to do many things other than farming.
The future of farms lie in the hands and hearts of those who are in the dirt now. They know the story of perseverance and true sustainability. The families who farm deserve our gratitude and support.
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My fauvorite object in my daily live is my motorcycle, because I save a long time everyday. My motorcycle is brown. It is small but very powerful and practical. It was a gift from my husband on mybirthday,
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The first thing one notices in Veronika Fimbres' presence is her sense of peace. And of course her genuine love for people. Fimbres no doubt understands the sting of prejudice as an African-American transgender woman, thus she does everything she can to inspire goodwill. Her accomplishments are many, and she has the awards to prove it. In 1996, she won the Testimony of Spirit Award from The Shanti Project for sharing her story to trainees in Shanti's volunteer program — Fimbres is a longterm HIV survivor. A veteran, she's the first transgender officer in San Francisco history: She served as the city's commissioner of Veteran's Affairs for 14 years. Also a registered nurse, she has lectured medical students at UCSF about how to treat transgender patients. She has worked with the AIDS Emergency Fund and was a three-year member of the mayor's HIV Planning Council. Fimbres is beloved by many for her transgender advocacy, and has been an honorary Grand Marshal in the San Francisco Pride Parade. She currently sits on the Pride Board.
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Awhile back, on David Cranmer's blog, we all had a discussion about how many books, if more than one, we read at the same time. At present, I have about five I'm working my way through. It just depends on my mood really.
Here are two sentences from Dan Simmons' latest opus, Drood:
The date of Dickens' disaster was 9 June 1865. The locomotive carrying his success, peace of mind, sanity, manuscript, and mistress was--quite literally--heading for a breach in the rails and a terrible fall.For a book that 771 pages long, the work reads quickly. Wilkie Collins is the narrator and the incident in the above passage really happened. Dickens' train car was the only first class car to survive when his train jumped over a broken span of a bridge. The event changed him and he never completed another book (his last novel, The Mystery of Edwin Drood, remained incomplete when he died five years to the day in 1870.) In Simmons' imagination, Dickens, as he tended to the wounded of the train accident, encounters the dreadful visage of a man known only as Drood and becomes obsessesed with finding him. That is the crux of the story and, one hundred pages into it, it's a work of art.
On another plane altogether, I am finally getting around to Theodore Judson's The Martian General's Daughter (2008). I read Lou Anders' blog (what is it with people whose last names end in 's'?) regularly. He's the editor of Pyr Books, a SF/F imprint. I had read a lot of good reviews about Judson's book and wanted to pick it up. What astounded me was it's size. If Drood tells its story in 771 pages, Martian General Daughter does it in 252. I have lamented that there is no SF version of Hard Case Crime, good, quick reads with SF tropes and not all that world building stuff that weighs down a rapid narrative. Judson's book seems to be just that. And I want to know how he did it.
Thus, the opening sentence:
When the word of Pretext's fall came to Peter Black's camp the general was seated beneath a conveyer belt on the Twelfth Level, watching a sales presentation made by the scrap men of Antioch Station. Many hundreds of workmen in small electric carts were parading past General black and his staff officers while they displayed samples of the supposedly uninfected metal they were hoping to sell to the army.What I appreciate about sentences like these is the broad paintbrush. The sentences evoke something grand and big, big enough, to be sure, to hold 'hundreds of workmen.' And there are enough questions ('scrap men'?; 'uninfected metal'?) to make you want to read more without one of those gotcha opening sentences we are so accustomed to write. The hook is there, but it's subtle. I like that in a book.
I shall report on these books at a later time.
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A true neighborhood grocery- a throwback to a time when the local grocer was closer to home. Harbor Town's founder wanted a grocery that would be a short walk away, a place where neighbors could gather, a place that could be be the center of town without distracting from the town itself.
Cordelia's Table is our deli department at Miss Cordelia's. At Cordelia's Table we offer a full line of Panini sandwiches, deli sandwiches, salads, and scratch made soups along with a full prepared foods case with comfortable favorites made in-house like meatloaf, grilled chicken salad, pork tenderloin and grilled mixed vegetables.
Cordelia's Table also offers a great coffee and dessert experience. Sugaree's cakes from New Albany, Mississippi have been the cornerstone of our desserts since we opened in 1998. We offer Sugaree's chocolate, lemon, strawberry, banana walnut, coconut and caramel cakes. Along with Sugaree's cakes we also offer a full line of smaller dessert bars made by Memphis bakery All American Sweets. They supply us with Mississippi Mudd bars, Tiramisu and the ever popular Gooey Butter Bar.
If you're looking for a place to sit down with your laptop and a cup of coffee, Cordelia's Table offers six varieties of coffee and is a free wifi location.
Inside the market, you can grab a meal at Miss Cordelia's Café, a cozy spot to enjoy a cup of locally roasted coffee, have a freshly prepared meal, or indulge with a sweet treat!
In addition to the soups, salads, sandwiches and baked goods, you'll find a full case of prepared foods that can be enjoyed in the cafe or to go. Entrees including grilled salmon, pork tenderloin, or meatloaf pair perfectly with healthy sides like quinoa salad or grilled asparagus. The options include both comfort foods and healthy, seasonal veggies. Comforting, too, is the knowledge that these thoughtful dishes are prepared from scratch daily with as many locally sourced ingredients as possible.
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I have said it before but I'll say it again. You simply cannot beat the look of a murdered out race bike. That's perfection in Carbon right there.
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Mike Giant x Cannondale x BahatiMarch 16, 2010
This, a one off hand painted Cannondale super six, touched by the fair hands of one of the best illustrators/tattoo artists the earth has ever seen is in support of the Bahati foundation.
If you like the look of this and fancy bagging a remake then on April 23rd get yourself on Ebay and get bidding. Top bid wins and all of the proceeds go to the foundation.
Charity aside, this bike looks awesome, well done Sir Giant!
Colnago Lust.March 15, 2010
The latest made in Italy masterpiece from Colnago, the new EPS Di2 advances the state of the art in road racing bicycles.
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Hollywood Reporter features Luxury Condos
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Hollywood Reporter just reported on the increase in high-rise living choices in Los Angeles. New condo buildings have appeared in various locations in Los Angeles with the increase in the desire to be closer to downtown vibrancy and live with a smaller eco footprint. The Beverly West is an exclusive high-rise built in 2013 has incredible views. When you pull up to your luxury LA condo, they valet your car. The doorman will greet you and then you can ascend to your residence in an elevator that opens exclusively to your space. The Beverly also has a saltwater pool, fitness center and huge walk in closets. The Ritz-Carlton Residences are another beautiful choice located on the 27th to 52nd floor and has private resident amenities including a sky deck, private lounge, fitness center, rooftop pool and private screening room. The Century Tower Condos are located near plenty of nightlife and even has a tennis court. The W Hollywood Residences are "an estate in the sky" with a rooftop park to relax, a private guest only "living room" to socialize, a screening room and it top notch in modern design and green building. The 25,000 square feet penthouse at the W Hollywood has walls of glass and is currently going for $45 Million. The Carlyle on Wilshire has a Lobby designed by Fendi Casa with a Dale Chihuly glass sculpture, wine storage, a fitness center designed by Spots Club LA, salon, dining room, screening room and a one year membership to regency club. The Westwood & Century City Condos is 42-story bldg designed by Robert A.M. Stern on nearly 4 acres. The units feature outdoor dining rooms w/fireplaces, fountains, pathways & private spaces. At the Solair Condos you can go to the roof to get sun on the Dazzling sky deck featuring a pool, spa, private cabanas & clubhouse.
The options for high-rise living in Los Angeles are increasing rapidly, and we expect this trend to continue as many construction projects resume along with the trend towards market recovery. If you are interested in a high rise condo in Los Angeles, Highrises.com is your premiere source for the most up to date information about buildings and neighborhoods. The information our agents will provide is specialized to the high-rise buyer so you can accurately compare amenities and find the best condo in Los Angeles.


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Click for all the photos taken tonight at Crooked Lake. It was a quiet sunset but I enjoyed all the light and waves variations.
Afterwards I realized there was a Pokestop right behind me and I enjoyed catching a lot of aquatic Pokemon! Bonus!
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To achieve the baklava style flavours I was after, I mixed honey into a biscuit dough and baked these in the oven. Once they had cooled I scooped my pre made cinnamon ice cream in between the two biscuits and rolled them in a crushed walnut/cinnamon/brown sugar combination.No, the irony of posting a baklava ice-cream sandwich after the fat patient ambulance dilemma link isn't lost on me. It sure looks good though, right?
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If you're a Christian, do you feel like you're really following Jesus? Are you satisfied with how you are living? Do you see and know people that you say, "Yes, they are really nailing it, and I want to be like them"? Are you looking for practical insight, rather than only theological concepts, like this current top hit for "how to follow Jesus"?
If you're not a Christian, are you tired of Christians you know conveniently ignoring Jesus' teachings? Do you wish somebody would just even try to walk the walk? Would you like to interact with someone who did?
Jesus calls his followers to drop their nets, to walk on water, to take up their crosses, to tell that mountain to move, to be meaningfully different from others.
But lots of Christians feel stuck and guilty—even leaders, pastors, authors, speakers, professors, "professionals"—not really following in the footsteps of Jesus or the hard calls we read in the Bible.
It's time to be honest about that as Christians.
Let's open up the conversation to people who have been burned by Christians.
Let's listen to our critics, whose greatest critique is that we're hypocritical.
Let's take a hard look at our lives, drop the acts, and humbly seek grace, wisdom, and gumption from the Lord.
Let's look to Scripture for our cues and then turn and exegete our own culture, too, naming the ways we've exchanged the former for the latter.
Let's hear from our brothers and sisters in hard places, learning from others who may be forced to live a deeper discipleship than we have seen, one that befits followers of Jesus Christ.Those are the commitments we made when we came back from a decade in Nicaragua, China, and South Africa. We came back to the U.S. two years ago and faced a mountain of questions of practical discipleship, identity, work, marriage, suffering, money, parenting, decision-making, community, and fear. Rachel Held Evans has written a little in this direction, and the comments show there's conversation brewing. Francis Chan seems to agree that we don't have many models. A lot of what's written is about starting to follow Jesus (like this piece), rather than trudging along as a disciple–and it's often a hard slog.
This Ordinary Adventure: Settling Down Without Settling (the book) tells how we have wrestled with these questions. We don't have easy answers. But we tell stories from friends in hard places, and we think critically about culture here in the U.S. and how we are trying to follow Jesus here.
But we hit a stopping point for the writing—we had to send in a manuscript for the book. So we wrapped up what we could. But our process continues.
"How now do you want us to live here, Lord?"
We're not nailing discipleship in the U.S., either. But our book and now this blog are parts of the conversation.
Please read a bit. Consider your life. Think about your people. Share it with your network. Jesus deserves more than we are currently giving him. And if you're not a Christian, you're welcome in the conversation–we need your perspective on life, faith, and ourselves.
We are looking forward to walking with you on this ordinary adventure.
Do you think Christians in the U.S. are really nailing discipleship? Why or why not?


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Winning the Weight Loss Battle: Part 1
Well, it's that special time of the year again when we contemplate the year past as well as the approaching future days and months ahead. The holidays are over and day to day life is beginning to return to normal. The seemingly endless celebrations began many weeks ago with Thanksgiving feasts at home with family, loved ones and friends. Invitations galore filled our calendars with parties and dinners and festive celebratory events as we merrily ate and drank our way into and beyond the New Year.
As the holiday season comes to an end it is often time for personal reflection. Your New Year's resolution may once again be vowing to gain control over your eating behavior and finally lose weight. You may be unhappy with your image in the mirror but still not able to find the ability to end the sabotaging, out of control behavior preventing you from losing that excess weight. It may feel difficult or even impossible to find the willpower needed to begin and follow a healthy eating plan to lose weight. Many people feel totally out of control. Cravings, emotional eating, portion sizes and unhealthy behaviors often get the best of us. We give in and fail again and again. The sabotaging behavior continues day after day despite recognizing what you need to do to make a positive change.
Gain Control & Lose Weight
Like most people, you probably know what to do to lose the weight. You may have the best of intentions to stop eating those sweets or starchy carbs and really begin that "diet" on Monday! We all know diets don't really work. You know the right foods to eat…but something usually stops you from following through with the plan. Your motivation and willpower suddenly disappear! Sometimes it feels as though there is a good angel and bad angel on your shoulder and the bad angel is winning! Cravings, emotional eating, portion sizes and out of control behaviors often get the best of us …we give in and then we give up. There is good news for those who want to combat obesity, gain control and lose weight. Hypnosis is an easy, natural, relaxing and successful solution to lose weight without dieting.
Hypnosis may be the solution for those in search of a natural and healthy method to lose their potentially unhealthy excess weight without the high cost, risks and side effects of invasive surgery. According to the data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, "Obesity-related conditions include heart disease, stroke, type 2 diabetes and certain types of cancer, some of the leading causes of preventable death" with estimated annual medical costs of $147 billion in 2008. Facts and findings indicate that reducing obesity (BMI of 30+) indicate, "even a modest weight loss, such as 5 to 10% of your total body weight, is likely to produce health benefits, such as improvement in blood pressure, blood cholesterol and blood sugars."
Think Yourself Thin
Imagine being able to end the weight loss sabotage and almost think yourself thin simply by closing your eyes and relaxing while listening to soft music and perhaps the gentle sound of ocean waves as a trained Hypnotist guides you into a beautiful, calming state of tranquility. With practically no effort at all you drift into a natural, dreamy, drowsy state of peaceful relaxation while your subconscious mind accepts the positive suggestions for the healthy changes you want to make. It may sound too good to be true, but Hypnosis works.
Hypnosis can naturally finally end the old sabotaging behavior and help your mind work for you instead of against you. Hypnosis has the ability to help you regain your willpower to eat consciously and healthfully so you can finally lose weight…. without deprivation… without dieting.
What is Hypnosis?
It is a well-established fact that hypnosis, also known as therapeutic hypnosis, can be used as an effective tool for everything from weight loss and smoking cessation, behavior modification, success and motivation, healing and even pain control. Many other problems such as fears, phobias, pain, insomnia, poor study, memory or learning habits and self-esteem issues are commonly helped using hypnosis.
To some, the very word still conjures up thoughts of creepy old castles, thunderstorms and helpless victims in a zombie-like trance. In fact, nothing could be further from the truth. It is a well-established fact that Hypnosis is widely recognized by scientists and researchers as a very safe, natural and enjoyable state of deep physical and emotional relaxation.
Hypnosis may possibly even be as old as mankind itself. The old myths and misconceptions about hypnosis have given way to proven, scientifically-sound applications. The ethical use of hypnosis is seen in a variety of fields, including medicine, dentistry, law enforcement, professional sports, self-improvement, behavioral modification as well as education and can improve a wide spectrum of conditions, challenges and issues.
Hypnosis: The Medicine of the Mind
Today, hypnosis has gone mainstream. Over the years millions of people world-wide have benefited from its use. Men, women and children are using hypnosis regularly and their doctors are recommended it for help with many problems from arthritis to childbirth to stress reduction. Major hospitals across the U.S. are using hypnosis to speed surgical recovery, heal fractures weeks faster and assist in reducing pain and improve healing of burns. It can help to alleviate negative thoughts, feelings and beliefs as well eliminate the emotional and psychological blockages preventing one from accomplishing personal goals.
Hypnosis is not "sleep" but simply a very natural, calm and tranquil state of conscious awareness. During a hypnosis session a trained hypnotist uses specific suggestions to guide you into a comfortable state of deep relaxation. Traditionally, while in this peaceful state, one becomes more focused and actually has a heightened sense of awareness.
During hypnosis the natural endorphin and serotonin levels of the body are increased. As this occurs, the conscious portion of the mind, which is critical and analytical, is temporarily suspended or bypassed. The hypnotic induction simply helps the client to become more directed and relaxed thereby making the transition from conscious awareness to subconscious awareness. In this state, the subconscious mind can easily accept the suggestions for change to benefit the individual.
Are You an Emotional Eater?
The subconscious mind is very much like a computer and, unfortunately, it may be running old or defective programs! Many of us have developed unhealthy relationships with food over the years. We eat when we're sad, angry, lonely, stressed and even when we are happy. Many of us have developed the habit of overeating and using food to satisfy emotional issues that we may often confuse with our appetite. This habit can gain strength and power over the years to become an automatic response the subconscious uses to address any stressful situation or event.
We may find ourselves overeating to satisfy our emotional "hunger" to feel better. We've learned to use food as a drug to modify our feelings and emotions. Consciously we try over and over again to stop that sabotaging behavior but fail miserably blaming ourselves for our lack of ability and willpower. We diet and deprive ourselves and become more and more unhappy. Many people "diet" themselves to weigh over 300 lbs. It's not your fault. Studies have shown that the sub-conscious mind manages over 90% of our behaviors. It doesn't even make sense that we can change something on a conscious level when the subconscious is in charge! It's obvious that simply using willpower and motivation is just not enough. Therefore, if you want to change a habit or modify behavior it can naturally and easily be changed by using Hypnosis. Next month we'll focus on Traditional Therapeutic Hypnosis or the Virtual Gastric Band Hypnosis.
Diane Bahr-Groth, CH, TFT-Adv, Director of Mind-Body Transformation Hypnosis Center specializes in fast and effective methods for weight loss, healthy eating, stress, fear and pain reduction, smoking cessation, success, motivation, sports performance as well as fear and phobia elimination for public speaking and other issues for adults as well as children. She is a registered Consulting Hypnotist and Certified in Virtual Gastric Band Hypnosis Program™, Thought Field Therapy™, Time Line Therapy™, Neuro-linguistic Programming (NLP), Complementary Medical Hypnosis. Established in Fairfield County since 1989, her office is located at 1177 High Ridge Road in Stamford, CT. For more information or to schedule a free consultation or appointment please call 203 595-0110, www.mindbodytransformation.com.


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Do you think it's okay to ban baby bottles from a casual fare vegan restaurant?
We are not talking about Michelin starred dining here- we're talking about a cash and carry type vegan restaurant called El Vergel in Tarragona, Spain.
They're a vegan restaurant, understandably banning all animal products and byproducts like cheese, butter, meat, and eggs — but they recently went a step beyond and banned bottle fed infants from the establishment? Why? Because infant formula is often produced with byproducts of bovine milk, and that's simply not acceptable in this vegan eatery.
There's a clear-as-day sign outside El Vergel that reads, "We don't like bottle feeds based on cows' milk. Please don't use them in the restaurant."
READ MORE: This Vegan Halva Spread is Life Changing
It may sound reasonable enough, but many local (and not so local) parents are arguing that a baby's right to food stretches beyond dietary choices like veganism, and there are simply too many extenuating circumstances where a child might require formula.
One parent took to facebook to ask "What about adopted children? They don't have a right to be with their parents while they eat? An adoptive mom won't produce her own milk. Or a gay parent. Do you ban gays as well?"
What do you think? Is the ban justified? Weigh in below.
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I have found that Geopathic Stress can be caused by underground water and rock formations, but that it is often due to trauma that is held in the earth from the building of roads, railways, houses, tree-felling, mines, quarries, and sites of battles, feuds, curses and executions. As a geomancer, using dowsing and shamanic journeying, I can discover the nature of the geopathic stress held in the earth, meet and release this energy, and give the most appropriate treatment so that harmony is restored.
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Schumer Introduces Bill to Deschedule Cannabis to U.S. Senate
The Democratic senator from New York has introduced a bill to deschedule cannabis, thereby making it federally legal. His bill faces stiff competition in other cannabis bills now before Congress.
Following his announcement in April that he intended to file a marijuana deschedulalization bill, Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer this week filed the Marijuana Freedom and Opportunity Act, which would remove marijuana from the Controlled Substances Act — where it is currently listed as a Schedule I drug, alongside heroin and LSD.
Schumer's bill now competes with the STATES Act put forward by Senators Cory Gardner of Illinois and Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, which would allow states to regulate cannabis as they see fit. Schumer's bill also competes with Sen. Cory Booker of New Jersey's Marijuana Justice Act, which not only would deschedule cannabis but also creates funding for communities impacted by the War on Drugs and wipes cannabis crimes from federal records.
Trump specifically backed the Gardner effort after the senator lifted his blockade of Department of Justice nominees. Gardner started that blockade early in the year in response to the move by Attorney General Jeff Sessions to rescind the Cole Memo, which previously had directed federal prosecutors not to target marijuana producers who were in compliance with state law.
In a statement on his new bill, Schumer noted it would allow states to continue to function as laboratories of democracy and ultimately decide how they will treat marijuana possession. His bill would not change federal authorities' ability to prevent trafficking from states where marijuana is legal to states where is not. The bill also preserves the federal government's ability to regulate marijuana advertising and would expunge cannabis records.
"The time to decriminalize marijuana is now," said Schumer in a statement.
"The new Marijuana Freedom and Opportunity Act is about giving states the freedom to be the laboratories that they should be and giving Americans — especially women and minority business owners as well as those convicted of simple possession of marijuana intended for personal use — the opportunity to succeed in today's economy," Schumer said.
Schumer's Marijuana Freedom and Opportunity Act is cosponsored by Senators Bernie Sanders, Tim Kaine and Tammy Duckworth.
The nation's oldest marijuana reform organization, NORML, said that they were pleased with what the minority leader came up with in this new attempt to end cannabis prohibition, and welcomed the shift in policy from the Democratic party's leadership.
"The Marijuana Freedom and Opportunity Act is comprehensive legislation that would end our nation's failed 80-year prohibition of marijuana and allow states to implement reforms free from the threat of federal interference," said NORML Political Director Justin Strekal in a statement.
Strekal said he was glad Schumer's plan would go back to back to clean up some of the mess that marijuana prohibition has created.
"The importance of this bill's emphasis on facilitating the expungement the criminal records of individuals for marijuana possession cannot be overstated," said Strekal. "Millions of individuals have suffered from the lifelong collateral consequences of criminal prohibition, making it harder for them to find a job, obtain housing and access higher education."
On the other side of Capitol Hill, the folks at the Marijuana Policy Project were equally pleased with what they were seeing from Schumer.
"This proposal is yet another sign that Congress is moving toward a major shift in U.S. marijuana policy," said MPP Executive Director Matt Schweich, following the release of the Marijuana Freedom and Opportunity Act. "Senate leaders from both parties have now signaled their support for ending prohibition at the federal level and adopting a system that respects state laws regulating marijuana for medical and adult use."
In Schweich's perspective, the debate is transitioning from whether marijuana should be legalized to how it should be legalized.
"There are still hurdles to overcome in Congress, just as there are for any other issue, but things are clearly headed in the right direction," Schweich said. "A strong and growing majority of Americans think it is time to end marijuana prohibition, and states are moving quickly to develop their own marijuana policies. Members of Congress do not want to find themselves on the wrong side of history — or their constituents."
TELL US, do you think Congress should legalize cannabis?
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I think cannabis should be legalized completely for the reason of if it were then people could just grow there own weed we would see a near complete eradication of trafficking let's be honest dealing with anyone in the idea of illegal substances is weird and I wasn't born during prohibition but I imagine it was the same back then for those who don't have the time or feel like growing there own plant sure the government can market it in the sales like they do in tobacco but at least the power would be in the hands of the people on whether or not they feel they'd rather grow there own pot also I feel that people would like to take a look at the ramifications of well how do I take into consideration of well how do I know one person isn't growing 600 plants and looking to traffick all that weed to that I would say if anyone could grow and consume there own weed or just buy it at a store with a reasonable price legally why would anyone be inclined to deal on the streets effectively if you had 200-300 pounds or more it would seem like it would be more of a cool story bro type thing and if you ever got caught transporting it to another country or province where it is illegal sure… you knew you were in the process of somethics verrryyyy illegal
Legalize it! My husband's company said he isn't allowed to use even plain old CBD oil from the hemp plant, with almost unmeasurable THC, because it's still illegal Federally. And most definitely isn't allowed to use Medical Marijuana even though Florida approved it. Soon he will have to be on disability even though he doesn't want to be because of his intense pain. He could get by with the CBD oil, but doesn't want to risk his job. Cannabis "side effects" are much less than those of alcohol, yet we legalized alcohol. At least cannabis has health benefits! PLEASE legalize it and make it acceptable to those that need it.


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Coburg House is a collection of around 60 artist studios, in a beautiful converted building near The Shore in Leith. Twice a year they open their doors to the public, and have received up to 1000 people through their doors. As there are so many studios to see, it would be cruel not to provide a coffee/tea and cake stop. I was lucky enough to win the pitch for a pop up café.
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DULAC, La. — Only in southern Louisiana would you see a friar traveling down the bayou in a canoe.
Two weeks ago the residents of Dulac, near the Gulf of Mexico approximately 70 miles southwest of New Orleans, saw just that.
The Rev. Antonio Maria Speedy put on a life jacket, hopped into a pirogue — the regional version of a canoe — and cruised across the bayou under a sign that read, "Dulac, come back to Mass!" He rang a bell as he passed by the fishing boats.
The 42-year-old friar said his plan to boost church attendance is slowly but surely paying off.Get the news delivered to your inbox: Sign up for our morning and afternoon newsletters
"We've been looking at different ways to evangelize this diocese," the Australian native said. "One time we did a walking procession over the Intracoastal Canal Waterway bridge from St. Francis de Sales. We also did a Eucharistic procession up Bayou Lafourche in October."
After photos and videos of his endeavor went viral on social media the friar said some people have been returning to the pews at the Holy Family Catholic Church in Dulac.
"We talk about the importance of bayous to the Catholic faith down here," Speedy said. "It's a unique situation. Everything was founded on the bayous, so we've been looking to try to evangelize using the bayous. When the bishop asked me to go to Dulac we were praying about how to get people in church. A friend loaned me the pirogue, so I decided to try it. We knew the people would love it."
One Facebook commenter said, "I love it. I enjoy his Mass when I come to Dulac to visit family. Love this idea." Another said, "Love it. He might be what this bayou needs to bring the people back."
Speedy, who was ordained as a priest in 2014, is a member of the Poor Friars, a 34-member religious order under the Catholic Church. You may have seen Speedy and his fellow friars hitchhiking or walking around town.
The Poor Friars originated in Italy and established a community in Houma in 2012. Since members take a vow of poverty, the friars don't have any money and often hitchhike to get around town.
Speedy and two other friars share a modest one-story house in Houma along a bayou surrounded by a wooden fence. A statue of St. Francis stands in front. A tiny opening in the fence reminiscent of a Hobbit's Shire dwelling leads to a well-manicured lawn with a small chapel. The backyard contains several beehives, where the friars harvest fresh honey.
"Since we made a vow of poverty we have friends who let us rent this place for a $1 a year," Speedy said. "They help us out a lot."
Another miniature door is visible from the friars' kitchen. A sign that reads "Strive to enter the narrow door" is displayed on the wall next to it.
"A lot of things we do are symbolic," Speedy said.
One such symbolic act was using the bayou to rally people back to the pews. While Speedy was meditating on ways to inspire parishioners, he was thumbing through a book commemorating the then-50th anniversary of the church in Dulac. The pages contained a black-and-white photo of nuns being ferried across the bayou in a pirogue. Eureka.
"This had to be a sign," Speedy said. "So I while I was praying vespers, I saw that the first sentence was 'The Lord's voice resounding over the waters.' So I figured this very well could be God's will."


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When New World spirit takes hold
A New World spirit has been breathed into this range of single varietal, high-tech wines that remain firmly rooted in their Languedoc homeland. Like a proverbial Janus, its two components face two ways: Syrah epitomises wines from the South, whilst Sauvignon thrives in the distant lands of New Zealand and the Loire Valley. This improbable confrontation of grape varieties and wine profiles symbolises Domaine Gayda's origins and fusion of two worlds, Old and New.
Tasting Notes:
Tropical fruits and citrus on the nose, with a crisp lively palate. Good acidity with a clean finish.
Vinification process:
Pneumatic press
Cold Fermentation
Ageing on lees
Limestone terraces with clay
On the lees in stainless steel tanks.
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