As most gardeners know, plants need three things to make them happy: sunlight, good soil and plenty of water. With our rainy climate, most English gardeners focus on the first two and only worry about watering when they have young plants. But when, like me, you have a cutting garden full of seedlings and a bit of a thing about pots, watering can become a full-time task.
Surprisingly, considering the long and dull hours I’ve spent each summer with a hose in my hand, I hadn’t ever thought about irrigation. I’d noticed that some of the brilliant cut flower experts that I followed on Instagram used it. And I’d admired their perfect rows of flowers with black drip hoses snaking through them. I thought these systems were for professionals with acres of needy plug plants to water. How wrong I was!
This Spring, all that changed. I was approached by Gardena – whom, I realise now, are to irrigation and garden tools what BMW are to cars – and asked to trial their computerised watering systems. Pick the parts of your garden you want to water well, they said, and we’ll give you what you need. Obviously, I picked my cutting garden (remembering those pros and their hoses) and my labour-intensive pots.
I already knew what irrigation in a cut flower border should look like, so this was very easy to install. My border is about 25 metres long and about 1.5 metres wide, so I have three rows of Micro-Drip Hose running through it.
How do Micro-Drip Hoses work? Every 30 cm there is a little hole that drips water when the system is on. That spacing is crucial as it matches the ideal spacing of plants in a cutting garden. I laid the hose in the morning and – with some help from Bo – planted my baby plants that afternoon. Simple!
Okay, so the hose doesn’t look so pretty at this stage. But, believe me, within a few weeks you won’t be able to see it.
Why is a Micro-Drip hose perfect for a cutting garden? It’s the best way to get the water just where you need it, which is at the roots rather than the leaves where it can evaporate off – or the flowers, which can be damaged by heavy watering. It also uses up to 40% less water than overhead sprinklers. So, it’s far more eco and better for your utility bills!
The only downside to pots is the watering. In summer, they need a good drink at least once a day. And when you have as many pots as I do….watering properly can lose you up to an hour each evening. I used to bribe my smallest daughter to do it, but irrigating them has proved far more efficient and, come to think of it, far less pricey.
Okay, so I’ll admit that putting the irrigation system together for my pots did take several hours. But I do have an excessive number of pots. And I did insist that each one needed its own little drip head (my neighbour is a saint!).
As it turned out, this was a very smart move. With the summer temperatures hitting up to 30 degrees some days, the pots were drying out completely in the 24 hours between each water.
At 7 pm each night, the clever computer system attached to my garden tap turned on the water for 15 minutes. I could have programmed it for any time of day and any amount of time, but I worked out that 15 minutes of dripping was what it took to keep my pots evenly moist (but not soggy).
…to my Summer planting of Erigeron, Lavender, Petunias, Nicotiana and Geraniums.
Even Mousling approved! So, all in all, a huge success. The pots needed a little more feeding than usual (I think all that regular water tends to leach the minerals out of the potting compost faster), but otherwise, they thrived. And I had my summer evenings back…which was rather wonderful.
NOTE: This post was written in partnership with Gardena (https://www.gardena.com/uk/). But because I only partner with brands that fit with my lifestyle and standards, the opinions here are all my own.
It’s been far too long since I visited The Chelsea Flower Show. When I was a Vogue girl, we used to get first dibs on the press tickets. And – being a junior member of the team – I usually got Sunday, the crowd-less day before opening day, where I could witness the last-minute tweaks and dramas. I saw Dan Pearson’s genius for the first time there and persuaded my editor, Alexandra Shulman, to let me do a feature on his new, dark and velvety aesthetic.
I stopped going when I had children. Babies aren’t allowed at Chelsea. Quite sensibly, for the baby and the parent, I realise now. But, at the time, I thought it was a case of the Royal Horticultural Society, who run the show, being patriarchal and thoroughly old-fashioned. Besides, I was finding the crowds hard to deal with.
Going back after fourteen years, I realise how much I’ve missed this annual shot of garden excellence and inspiration. Some things are different – there are noticeably less show gardens now that sponsors are thin on the ground – but, reassuringly, so much is the same…or better.
Roses! Peter Beales and David Austin, the two biggest rose growers in Britain – and, no doubt, arch rivals – always create the most fabulous stands. It’s the best kind of floral one-upmanship. Obelisks, arches, arbours and borders overflowing with their newest and best varieties, all at their peak a good month before they are flowering in our gardens.
Visitors get to walk through the gardens and under the arches. It’s like being in cross between Heaven and a Hollywood movie set – but one full of people burying their faces in flowers.
The scent, as you can imagine, is extraordinary.
Two roses I plan to add to my Garden are David Austin’s Vanessa Bell, launched in 2017 and a perfect, sorbet yellow and Peter Beale’s fabulously blowsy and deliciously scented climber, Sir Paul Smith (climbing up the pyramid in the first image).
I’m also adoring this combination of palest yellow and pink here – the pink is David Austin’s classic, Queen of Denmark, the yellow is my new favourite, Vanessa Bell.
Some stands are brilliantly naturalistic, others, like these Alliums from Dutch bulb specialists W. S. Warmenhoven, are fantastically graphic. What’s brilliant about Chelsea is that you can see the flowers and order them on the spot for next year. This stand had 52 varieties of Allium on show…!
More single species – Foxgloves – but the effect couldn’t be more different. I have quite a thing about Foxgloves and had no idea there were so many different varieties. I could have spent all day working my way through this beautiful stand, but was thrilled to see that The Botanic Nursery, who had created this dreamy display, were only a ten minute drive from where I live.
The peony stands always remind me of how much I’m missing out on by growing easy-to-find favourites like Sarah Bernhardt and Duchess de Nemours (beautiful though they are). At Chelsea, you have the chance to meet the specialist growers and see the very latest varieties, sometimes fresh from the United States (where they seem to be leading the way with Peony growing).
I’m always drawn to Intersectional Hybrid Peonies. The rather unromantic name does nothing to describe the glamorous beauty of these flowers. A cross between Tree Peonies and herbaceous peonies, they are like a floral version of silk taffeta ball dresses. I definitely need some of these in my life…..!
These beauties were on the Kelways stand. Heaven!
This divine, butter-yellow Peony is Lemon Chiffon. Love at first sight! And I’m determined to get my hands on it, even tho’ the grower, Primrose Hall Nursery, told me it was the most expensive plant on the stand….Gah! Why am I always drawn to expensive things??!
Downderry Nursery is a family-run specialist Lavender grower. I first discovered them when I was looking for white Lavender for my London garden (they’re used to catering for strict colour schemes!). Their nursery in Kent is surrounded by fields that look like something out of the South of France. Again, I had no idea there were so many lovely varieties….
Here I am shopping for Clematis. These stands also give me great ideas about colour combinations. How lovely does this double white, Duchess of Edinburgh, look with the velvety plum, Fleuri?
Or this delicious double red, Charmaine, with the pale lilac (whose name I, stupidly, didn’t write down…)?
In Part 2 of my Chelsea round up, I’ll be writing about my favourite colour trend, more brilliant single flower specialists (I love a garden nerd!) and inspiring ideas for planting, pots…and sheds.
I love a beautifully made bed. I also love unmaking it and curling up for eight hours under a cloud of goose down and crisp white bed linen. And the crisp linen part of that is crucial. Don’t talk to me about ‘easy-care’. My bed linen doesn’t have to be easy; but it does have to be Egyptian cotton, a high-ish thread count, and, ideally, a cool and airy Percale (more on this later).
Where did I develop my bed linen high standards? I used to have a job where I travelled a lot and was lucky enough to stay in some pretty snazzy hotels. I slept in real linen, cotton Sateen, high thread count Percale, and, once, a silk mix (great for the skin and hair, I hear). I got to understand the difference between good linen and not-so-good linen. I became an expert on pillow fillings and duvet types (it’s Hungarian Goose Down all the way for me).
I learned that, where bed linen is concerned, you usually get what you pay for. And, like buying good shoes or handbags, when you spend a little more, you will have something that makes you happier and, importantly, last longer. Decades in the case of very good linen. I got clever about where I bought my linen from. I looked for brands that made their linen in Europe (where there is a tradition of great linen making) and used ultra-thin, long yarns (this is far more important than thread counts for softness and quality). I bought in the sales when I couldn’t afford full price.
I know the brands I love (Frette and The White Company’s Savoy and Linen ranges) and I pretty much stick with them. But I’m open to change, which might be why, when my very stylish friend, Charlotte, sent me a box full of beautifully wrapped Draper London linen last week, I was very excited. I hadn’t heard of Draper London, which launched last year, but I had heard of its big sister, Josephine Home (who provide seriously upscale bed linen for the Mandarin Oriental and Soho House hotels). The brilliant idea behind Draper, is to create superior bed linen with all their luxury know-how about yarns, thread counts and European craftsmanship, but sell it at entry level prices. Pretty genius, I’d say.
We’ve been road-testing our sheets for a week and, so far, they’ve proved a winner with me….the girls…and, of course, the cats.
So that you can up your bed linen game, too, I’ve arranged a 20% discount off the Draper London Collection. Simply type in ELFCAT when you checkout at www.draperlondon.com to access the discount until 15 April 2018. Terms and Conditions apply (see their website).
….and kneading the duvet covers with their outsize paws to check the softness.
Draper London is a light and airy Percale in 300 thread count Egyptian cotton which they think is a ‘perfect all-rounder’. Poff, agrees…..
I love a well-made bed, but I don’t have hours to spend fluffing and tweaking in the morning. My best bed-making routine: put a quilt or coverlet over the duvet (folding a good foot or so of duvet over the pillow end of the quilt). The quilt covers any wrinkly bed linen and everything looks neater instantly. I then put square ‘continental’ pillows up against our sleeping pillows – again hiding any creased pillowcases. They are outsize and plump, so look particularly inviting. Confession: I carry my own pillow with me when I travel (I hear that the Queen Mother did the same). It’s a way of ensuring that, wherever I’m staying, I’ll have a pillow with the plumpness I need to sleep properly.
We are big sleepers in this house. I have a teen who will sleep 12+ hours if I let her. And three cats who are probably asleep 23 out of every 24 hours. I am in awe of the cats’ sleeping regime. Think about the all cell repair and mental sorting that they get done. No wonder they are always so beautiful and chilled.
Good linen will age beautifully and keep getting better with time. But spending a little time on their care will help. Following Draper London’s advice, I wash mine at 60 degrees and always leave a bit of space in the drum so that the water can circulate properly through the fabric.
Great sheets are greater when they’re crisply ironed. Ideally, iron them while they are still very slightly damp and store them in a linen cupboard, airing cupboard or drawer. Here is my linen cupboard (one of my favourite pieces of furniture in the house). I push lavender bags in between my sheets to make them smell even fresher.
Let’s talk about thread count. Actually, let’s not, because it seems it’s all a big marketing ploy to make us think that thread count equals quality. What you need to look for when you shop for sheets is the quality of the fibre (look for ultra-fine and long) and where it’s made (ideally Europe, where they’ve been weaving high quality fabric for centuries).
What’s the difference between cotton Percale and cotton Sateen? Percale, my favourite, is crisp, matte and cool like a good man’s shirt. Sateen is sensuous and super-soft.
I’m a big believer that good bed linen promotes good sleep. But, if that’s not enough – often the case with my youngest daugher, Bo – we try mindfulness apps. And Epsom Salts baths laced with a couple of drops of Lavender essential oil.
A bit of pre-bed quiet time with Poff helps, too.
Remember to type in ELFCAT when you checkout at www.draperlondon.com to access the 20% discount until 15 April 2018. Terms and Conditions apply (see their website).
I’m not sure how other people first start their blogs, but I think it’s important that I spend some time setting the scene. With that in mind, I’m using my first few posts to introduce all the different elements that make up my life – my home, my family, my garden, my animals.
This post is about my view. This is the view from my bedroom window. From my bed, to be more precise. It’s what I wake up to every day and what I see, often by moon- or starlight, just before I go to sleep at night (I always look – except in the winter when I’ve closed the shutters at 5 pm because of the cold!). You might recognise it from my Instagram feed. I’ve spent the last five years recording it. Not every single day, but almost.
It’s a stop-you-in-your-tracks view. The proof: when I first saw it, I didn’t even notice that the room was painted a rather horrid shade of salmon! I just stared and stared. Out past the garden and the slightly wonky rail and post fence; out past the neighbour’s land and the lone Lime tree; out to the fields and farms and hedgerows and the hills rising beyond them in the distance.
I couldn’t work out why it was so extraordinary, at first. Like the backdrop in a film, or, on a good day, a Gainsborough painting. I didn’t realise that the house sits on a 100 metre high Green Sand ridge, so, when you look south, you see for almost ten miles across the edge of the Vale of Pewsey to the start of ancient Salisbury Plain.
I like to think that what I’m looking at hasn’t changed for centuries. That someone in 1710, when this part of the house was built, would have looked down on exactly the same patchwork of fields and trees that I see. But, at the same time, this view is always changing: changing skies, weather, light as the hours and the seasons pass. Every time I look, it’s different. Scroll down and you’ll see what I mean…..
The cats enjoy the view almost as much as I do. When I’m photographing it, they often jump up and become part of it. Convenient, because it makes a better picture. Poff is the main Cat in the Window. Nim sometimes gets a look in; and Mousling, cleverly has her own view, from the back of a chair out of the other bedroom window.
I love the point in March, when after waking up in darkness for months, I’m woken by light through the shutters. And then, when I open them, the view is hazy and pastel like some soft-focus photograph.
When the cows appear at the edge of the field in late April, I know that summer is almost here. They like to follow the sun, so they are there in the morning and when the last rays are hitting the top of the hill in the evening. I enjoy watching them moving slowly through the frame and then disappearing as the sun sets.
We get mist in the valley some summer mornings and most autumn mornings. When it sits in the valley like this, it looks so watery that it turns the view into a beautiful sea-scape.
The other thing I watch is the Horse Chestnut tree that is always in the right hand side of the frame. Watching how that tree changes as the seasons progress is how I map time. Winter with it fat sticky buds; Spring with its silky leaves so much earlier than all the other trees; high summer with its billowing greens; then autumn with the copper leaves and conkers.
In high summer, Poff and I like to do a bit of cloud watching. At least, I watch the clouds and he watches the birds. It’s extraordinary how the clouds change depending on what month it is. In July, it’s all about big, puffy Cumulus Nimbus.
The window that frames the view is in the Georgian part of the house which was added, in around 1710, to the main house. I have a thing about Georgian houses (don’t we all?)! Particularly the windows which are so large and perfectly proportioned…..
….And the beautiful shutters, which we discovered nailed in when we first moved here. The room side of them was painted black. True, I swear! Perhaps an 18th Century version of black-out blinds?
The light is always extraordinary. My theory is that it’s to do with being on top of a hill, so, when the sun rises and sets, the light is always angled upwards bathing the garden and the landscape in a golden glow.
The window faces south, south-east, so I have a ring-side view of the sunrises most days. Look at this one! (Note how Poff is doing his best Scarlett O’Hara…). I don’t think I ever saw the sun rise in London.
In the winter, the sunrises are riveting pink things over a landscape turned Eau de Nil by the frost.
Fog! I always get excited when this happens, even though it means that there is literally no view. But gradually, the valley begins to appear – one tree at a time. It’s fascinating to watch.
I’ve waited seven years to get a picture of the view with snow. It completed the series for me.


Busting out some JW and friends for day 3 3 3, I get it. Nice move. I have to agree. This would have been a great record, but for the shamefully bad recording. If you check your speakers and stylus while playing a record (and there’s nothing wrong with them), then there’s an engineer out there who ought to lose his job.


Once upon a time — or maybe twice — there was a gloriously colorful and strange film called “Yellow Submarine.” The 1968 cartoon helped usher The Beatles out of an odd, hectic period for the band and would serve as a gateway for subsequent generations of Beatles fans to come.
When “Yellow Submarine” was released in the summer of 1968, the Beatles were bigger than Jesus (or so John Lennon had famously said two years earlier, to plenty of criticism). But things had gotten a little rocky within the group. Their longtime manager, Brian Epstein, had died the previous summer; they endured their first flop, the British TV film “Magical Mystery Tour,” at the end of that year; they alienated some fans with a trip to India to meditate with the Maharishi Mahesh Yogi in early 1968; and Lennon was heavily into LSD and, in October, would be arrested on drug possession charges with his new girlfriend Yoko Ono, whose constant presence was not always embraced by the band or its fans.
Today, Gass thinks of “Yellow Submarine” as a “rite of passage” for kids of a certain age, a way for young fans to be introduced to the Beatles’ music through a goofy story about evil Blue Meanies trying to sap the magical world of Pepperland of its happiness, with only The Beatles’ music able to save the day.
But the film presented an opportunity for The Beatles to fulfill their three-picture deal with United Artists, which began with “A Hard Day’s Night” and “Help!” So the band approached the project with as little involvement as possible. They didn’t even provide their own voices to their characters, allowing actors to sub in with dopey Liverpool accents.
But the band was on the hook to provide four new songs for the new album, Side 2 of which would consist of George Martin’s orchestral music from the film.
Yet the film’s irreverent in-jokes, pun-filled wordplay and psychedelic musical interludes captured much of what The Beatles’ music stood for in the mid to late ’60s. And in its time, it was a colorful oddity. Gass explained that hippies would try to attend screenings on dope or on acid if they could, and younger fans welcomed both the lovable spirit of the film and the weirdness.
“Yellow Submarine” found a second life as a kids’ classic, getting a restoration on DVD in 1999. It will get a theatrical re-release starting on July 8 in select theaters. Gass said that Lennon even used “Yellow Submarine” as a way to introduce his own son to the fact that he was once a Beatle.
“Its life as a kids’ movie is what has kept it alive and made it so sentimental,” Gass said. In his class on The Beatles, he says he’s met students who adore The Beatles’ music, but still love the film on its own merits.


Know what solar energy can be used for. It can be effectively used for heating – such as for pools and for bathing and for maintaining a comfortably warm temperature around the home; and for electricity. Solar energy used for these purposes can lower electric bills by as much as 50–85%.
Know what equipment you need to have installed. The most common equipment used to harness the highly abundant and powerful energy of the sun are called solar panels. Solar panels use silicone crystals that convert sunlight into electric power. You have two main alternatives in storing the harnessed energy: one is through being connected to grid-tie systems which let you stay connected with the power supply of utility companies. These companies will pay you for the solar energy you put in the system. The other is by having your own battery-charging system (this is an okay alternative if you have sufficient solar panels installed). In this case, you will become self-sufficient in energy-generation. Make sure that you inquire with a certified solar panel installer about which option is best for your particular situation.
Know how much you will expect to shell out initially. Though you will certainly have reduced electric bill costs, know that you have to be prepared for considerable expenses in setting up the necessary equipment. For example, an off-grid system will typically cost you $15,000 to $20,000. Solar water heating, on the other hand, will cost about $1,500 to $2,500. It’s better if you have the system installed during actual house construction. Generally, solar panels are installed on rooftops and roof decks.
Keep it simple! A great way of using solar energy is by making use of natural lighting in your home. That’s why it’s a good idea (if you’re in the process of having your home constructed) to have the windows angled just right so that the sun’s rays can enter your room. This is another consideration you may look out for when choosing which apartment to rent: if it is adequately lighted up by the sun.
There you have it! These are just some of the ways you can reduce your electricity bill through solar energy. We are truly in the midst of a “green revolution,” where people are more conscious not just about reducing costs, but helping preserve the environment as well. So why not take part in this green revolution now? Good luck!


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Last night the winds and seas picked up greatly and gave us a thorough thrashing. The waves were “hollow” and throughout the night we’d slam into the holes. Despite the conditions, we still managed a good tack at 5 knots. I didn’t sleep and had to stay up the whole night. Finally around 0400 the winds abated as we entered the high pressure system. We got under power and have been steaming ever since–a welcome relief! We’re burning through our remaining fuel in the hopes of making it through to the westerlies on the bottom of the high.
Nep took the watch all day today while I slept, so I’m all caught up now! We’re back on regular watches now and looking forward to the westerly winds. The decks and rig are so salty right now that it looks like fresh snow has fallen on the boat!


What features of handoff have you guys got working between iPhone and iPad?
I have a 5s and iPad 4 but am yet to see it work I'm now on beta 3 on both devices.
I've got phone calls to work on my iPad. Haven't had any texts other than iMessage so don't know it that is working.
I have gotten it to work using Safari. I opened a page in Safari on my iPad Mini running beta 3. Then picked up my iPhone 5S running beta 3 and saw the handoff icon on the lock screen. Tapped the icon and was prompted to unlock my iPhone. After I did, Safari popped up on the same page as was active in Safari on my iPad.
I am NOT able to go the other way (iPad to iPhone), however.
I find I have no issues with safari iPhone to iPad and iPad to iPhone both work great.
Phone call though are not all that great whilst it works (sort of) its not very useable. I can get a phone call and it takes so long to reach the iPad the phone has either rang out or I have answered it before the call shows on the iPad then If I miss a call the iPad still shows the call for some time later.
As for messages I don't get any partial messages showing up I get the message notification but it only open the contact I have started to send a message to.
Text massages don't work at all for me.
Messages are working for me however for some reason when I send a iMessage user a message it sends it to them as a text message.
With ios 8 beta 4 my calls and messeges from iphone are getting through on my ipad. I can make/recieve calls and write messeges from my ipad with no problem. The only problem is that my ipad is getting very hot when i'm talking with someone through my iphone.
When you say messages do you mean text messages? I can only get iMessages and emails to work?
Hope people remember that for handoff to work you need your devices on the betas, signed in to iCloud, and Bluetooth on for it to work.
I'm not so sure about bluetooth being on... my iPad sees what I've got open on computer - but not the other way... and bluetooth is off for me.
For me, Bluetooth must be on for handoff to work between my iPhone 5 and iPad mini 1st gen. When I turn Bluetooth on it stops working.
Did you mean when you turn Bluetooth off?
Both iMessage & text come through on my MBA.
Does anyone have to backswipe twice before it actually recognizes the gesture?
I see an image of a charger cable with an arrow above it pointing to an image of the iTunes. What should I do?


In addition to recipes, the book offers a guide to nuts (and fake nuts, such as walnuts and peanuts, which are actually seeds and legumes) and their nutrition, including the types of saturated and unsaturated fats found in them.
You find out about how nut butters can add a slow-releasing form of energy to granola, trail mix, muffins, breads, salads and even those savory side dishes, as well as more traditional dessert uses, like brownies or sundaes.
Another example: Adding a scoop of peanut butter to an Asian coleslaw dressing that would otherwise have peanuts gives the entire salad a boost of that aromatic roasted flavor that is usually only concentrated in the nuts.
“There’s lots of weird ways to make it work, but nut butters can also be a subtle ingredient that creates a slightly different twist on something you’ve always made,” Murray says.
If you’re experimenting, steer clear of nut butters and citrus, except for maybe a squeeze of lime on top of a satay or noodle dish. Murray hasn’t found a use for peanut butter on pizza or Italian food other than putting it in a pesto.
Of all the kinds of nut butters you can make, peanut butter has the strongest flavor, so if you’re looking for a more mild earthiness to a dish, consider almond or cashew butter.
All nut butters are packed with protein and vitamins, but they have long carried the label of being relatively high in fat. However, many people have come to realize that our bodies need fat, especially the good fats, and that low-fat foods typically load up on sugar to compensate for the lack of fat and flavor.
Murray says that making nut butter at home allows you to add as much or as little salt and sugar as you’d like, and you can puree it until it is as chunky or smooth as you prefer — or perhaps make some smooth and some crunchy by dividing the batch in half.
Nut allergies are an issue in the U.K. as in the U.S., Murray says. Current research suggests that exposing young children to nuts at an early age might be what keeps them from developing an allergy, and some people who have allergies to one kind of nut might be OK eating a butter made from a seed or legume, such as a roasted soybean.
Peanut butter has been around England for 80 years, Murray says, but they don’t eat peanut butter and jelly sandwiches. “There is a nostalgia for having it for breakfast on toast,” she says. Almond and cashew butters caught on only about three years ago, and now many Brits are putting a spoonful of peanut butter in porridge or smoothies.
Because of that established artisan nut butter market, including the Boulder, Colo.-based Justin’s and HomePlate, which relocated to Austin last year, Murray doesn’t plan to sell her peanut butter in the U.S., at least for now.
1. Heat oven to 375 degrees. Put cilantro, stalks and all, in a food processor with chile, garlic, peanut butter, soy sauce, ginger, and lime zest and juice. Add a couple of splashes of water and blitz to a smooth paste. Season with salt and pepper.
2. Place chicken thighs in a roasting dish, spoon half the satay mixture (reserve the rest in a bowl for serving) over it and coat the chicken well. Drizzle with a little olive oil and season. Bake for 30 to 40 minutes, until cooked through, drizzling the honey over the chicken 10 minutes before the end of cooking.
3. Once the chicken is golden, take it out of the oven and sprinkle with sesame seeds. Serve on a bed of brown rice or with a fresh green salad and the reserved satay sauce on the side.
Nutritional analysis per serving: 516 calories, 35 grams fat, 23 grams carbohydrates, 30 grams protein, 118 milligrams cholesterol, 945 milligrams sodium, 3 grams dietary fiber, 59 percent of calories from fat.
1. Place couscous in a bowl, crumble in the stock cube and pour 1 cup boiling water over the couscous. Add 1/2 tablespoon olive oil, stir once, then cover with cling film.
2. Meanwhile, fry the red onion in the remaining oil over low heat until completely soft. Season with salt.
3. When the couscous has softened, stir through the nut butter pesto. Add red onion, green onions and arugula and mix. Sprinkle with a handful of chopped nuts to serve.
Nutritional analysis per serving: 383 calories, 21 grams fat, 40 grams carbohydrates, 10 grams protein, 4 milligrams cholesterol, 324 milligrams sodium, 4 grams dietary fiber, 48 percent of calories from fat.
Blitz Parmesan, garlic and basil with salt and pepper to taste to form a paste in a food processor. Add nut butter and pulse until combined. Gradually blitz in olive oil in a steady stream until the mixture turns into a rough paste. Store in an airtight container.
Nutritional analysis per 1-tablespoon serving of pesto: 75 calories, 7 grams fat, 1 gram carbohydrates, 2 grams protein, 2 milligrams cholesterol, 65 milligrams sodium, trace dietary fiber, 86 percent of calories from fat.
1. Heat oven to 325 degrees. Line a muffin tray with muffin liners or squares of baking parchment.
2. Put almond butter, yogurt, banana, egg, vanilla and sugar in the bowl of a stand mixer and beat until the mixture forms a batter. Stir in flour, oats, baking powder, baking soda and salt until just combined. Stir in blueberries and dates using a wooden spoon.
3. Spoon batter into the muffin liners to about three-quarters full. Sprinkle each muffin with light brown sugar, slivered almonds and seeds. Bake 20 to 25 minutes until cooked, then leave to cool in the trays on a wire rack. Store in an airtight container.
Nutritional analysis per muffin: 257 calories, 10 grams fat, 37 grams carbohydrates, 7 grams protein, 19 milligrams cholesterol, 205 milligrams sodium, 3 grams dietary fiber, 34 percent of calories from fat.


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"Container" and "roll-off" are both acceptable terms for the big metal box you need to rent. Professionals do not use the term "dumpster" as much as the other terms. Containers are usually rented in cubic yard sizes, but you do not have to include the "cubic" part. Simply say "yard" or "yarder." If, for instance, you wish to rent a 30-yard dumpster, you can say, "I am interested in a 30-yard roll-off" or "I Had like to rent a 30-yarder." Take advantage of these terms, and you'll sound like a professional when you call.
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Hip dysplasia in Labradors is a genetic disease that can cause crippling, lameness and severe arthritic pain in a dog’s joints.
For Labradors that are genetically prone to hip dysplasia, symptoms can occur in puppies that are just a few months old or they can strike later in a dog’s life.
There are a number of causative factors that determine whether a Labrador will develop hip dysplasia.
The most important being the genetic make-up of the dog (whether its parents and grand-parents had hip dysplasia), the type of diet being fed the dog, and obesity, which puts additional strain and weight on hip joints that become weak from hip dysplasia, arthritis, or osteochondrosis (OCD).
It is not possible to predict when, or even if, hip dysplasia will occur in a dog.
Labradors who develop hip dysplasia, arthritis or OCD, suffer from pain and stiffness in their joints which greatly diminishes their ability to live a quality life and remain active.
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All Labradors have different temperaments, different pain thresholds and different bodies. Some may be able to cope with the pain and discomfort for a long time before showing any signs of hip dysplasia or arthritis.
X-rays are the easiest way to diagnose hip dysplasia in Labradors. A vet will evaluate the joints and take into consideration any symptoms like those listed above because sometimes an x-ray won’t reveal the full extent of the dog’s pain. The vet will also consider the dog’s movements and any evidence of lameness before making a diagnosis.
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Exercise and weight control are also vitally important. A dog’s weight, together with exercise, helps in the development of cartilage growth and aids in reducing pain and discomfort.
Surgery is normally only considered in cases of Labrador hip dysplasia if all other treatments have failed to improve the dog’s condition.
This procedure is expensive and the recovery time for a dog can be considerably lengthened if the post-surgical dog is not cared for properly. The desired result of any surgical procedure is to provide an acceptable quality of life for the Lab, so surgery should be considered only if a vet is reasonably certain of success.
The most successful joint modification surgery involves reshaping or replacing the femur, or realigning the hip socket. This surgery is only recommended for younger dogs.
Older and heavier dogs who suffer from hip dysplasia are generally not considered good candidates for the surgery.
There is a fairly high incidence of mortality for older dogs undergoing this procedure and that is something you need to discuss frankly with your vet if surgery is recommended.
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The Model car was designed and fabricated inside IIT Kanpur with active collaboration from the newly opened Tinkering Laboratory. Some of the components were fabricated in the central workshop and 4i-lab of the institute. The tinkering laboratory initiative promotes active student involvement in design and manufacturing of hardware; the SAE student team worked enthusiastically, in unison with the staff members of the tinkering laboratory, to bring their ideas to fruition.


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A move to ban the sale of fur in Israel is being blocked by ultra-Orthodox Jews, who are hanging on to the tradition of wearing expensive fur hats on the Sabbath and other holy days.
A man holds a shtreimel, a traditional fur hat worn by ultra-Orthodox Jews on festive occasions and holy days, at a shop in Jerusalem's Mea Shearim neighborhood, April 28, 2010.
Earlier this month, the Ministerial Committee on Legislation was slated to discuss a new law proposed by Knesset member Meirav Michaeli (Zionist Camp) that would have banned the sale of fur in Israel. Ostensibly, the law, which included articles of clothing, should have passed without opposition. Animal furs are hardly a feature of the local fashion industry. The Mediterranean climate affords very few opportunities to really enjoy the advantages of natural fur, and there is no powerful furrier lobby to impede the passing of such legislation.
It turned out, however, that Israel is an important importer of furs for reasons of tradition. The shtreimel, a traditional hat worn by Hasidic Jews in Israel and around the world, is made from the tails of the sable, a small mammal that lives in the far reaches of the northern hemisphere. The tails come from many different subspecies of the animal and vary in quality and cost. The Canadian sable, for example, is the most expensive, followed by the Russian sable, but there are also shtreimels made of cheaper fur. A single tail from a Russian sable sells for about $30, while Canadian tails can go as high as $70 apiece. In the past, a single shtreimel was made of anywhere from 10-20 tails, but today, some are made from as many as 60. Even without any local fur lobby associated with the fashion industry, the ultra-Orthodox attachment to the tradition translates into a significant powerful force. What this means in practice is that the chances of the legislature banning the sale of furs is negligible. Even discussions about the proposed law were postponed for several months due to pressure from the Knesset's ultra-Orthodox parties.
"People continue to wear shtreimels, even though the cost starts at $1,600 per hat. A law banning the sale of fur is the last thing that will stop us," Menachem Farkash told Al-Monitor. Farkash works for a company that manufactures shtreimels for sale at (relatively) affordable prices. It seems that Michaeli has recognized the obstacle. She amended her proposed legislation so that the ban on the sale of fur would not cover "furs and fur products used for religious or traditional purposes."
The source of the shtreimel is frigid 17th-century Poland, where fur hats were popular among Jews and non-Jews alike. In his story "The Shtreimel Decree," author S.Y. Agnon wrote that the shtreimel came about as a result of a decree by a Polish king, who ordered Jews to wear tails on their heads in order to embarrass them. It was only later that these tails became a legitimate item of clothing, and a prestigious one at that. Regardless of its origins, however, the shtreimel is hardly appropriate headgear for the scorching Israeli summer. Nevertheless, it became an integral part of the traditional garb of Hasidic Jews around the world (including this author). They wear it on the Sabbath, holidays and other joyous occasions.
The shtreimel has had an evolution all its own and a fascinating fashion life that is changing rapidly. Comparing a shtreimel sold 20 years ago with one sold in 2017 is like comparing a rotary telephone with the most sophisticated smart phone. Over the past few years, shtreimels have become more elegant, much taller and more colorful, with rich golden-brown hues that move ever further away from the black-on-black once characteristic of traditional Hasidic dress.
"The most expensive shtreimel now sells for $8,000," said Yosef Glick, a manager of the Bnei Brak branch of Miller's, a manufacturer of premium shtreimels, based in the United States. The height of fashion is the "Bomharten," made from Canadian sable tails, each 12-25 centimeters (roughly 5-10 inches) long (compared to a normal tail's about 6 centimeters). Their natural colors range from dark brown to blond. Glick added that shtreimels are getting taller, too. In the past, the maximum height was 18 centimeters, but he is now selling shtreimels that are 22 centimeters tall.
If the international fashion capital is Paris, then the international shtreimel fashion capital is the Borough Park neighborhood of Brooklyn, populated by many ultra-Orthodox families. "In the United States, no one would buy a shtreimel for less than $4,000. They also developed the open, tall shtreimels. What we are seeing is that it takes about a year for innovations from there to make their way here," Glick said.
Over the past few years, shtreimels made of synthetic fur have started to enter the market as part of efforts to reduce costs. At first, animal rights activists believed that their introduction would lead to a revolution in shtreimel habits, but manufacturer Menachem Farkash ridicules the synthetic products. He believes that a real shtreimel must be made of real fur. "It all began around 2003, when the ultra-Orthodox sector was caught in a serious financial crisis. People started looking for cheaper alternatives and the synthetic shtreimel began appearing. But just as quickly, the whole initiative died. The synthetic shtreimel looks like a costume. It is in no way comparable to the beauty of a traditional shtreimel, made of real fur," Farkash said.
"I'm not too worried about causing suffering to animals, because we only take tails after the rest of the fur has been removed for sale to the international fashion world," said one of Israel's largest importers of sable tails, speaking to Al-Monitor on condition of anonymity. "In the past, [the tail] was considered garbage, but now they realize that there is a market for it, and the price has gone up accordingly."
Nevertheless, he claimed, as soon as alternatives of the same quality and appearance as natural animal tails do appear, most people will switch to them. "We are talking about a custom, rather than a religious obligation per se," he concluded. "There is no religious reason for the shtreimel to be made out of real fur, so I have no doubt that once a synthetic replacement for the real thing of the same quality is developed, the entire market will switch to that, except for a few nouveau riche customers."


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NEW DELHI: The NIA and state security agencies have so far arrested 68 supporters of dreaded terror outfit ISIS in various parts of the country, Lok Sabha was informed today.
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For a limited time, Uber is offering $10 flat rate rides in Manhattan below 96th St with uberPOOL. Uber is turning up the heat on competitors Gett and Uber. You may end up sharing a ride with someone but the rate is still $10 even if you ride alone. This is part of Uber's goal to take 1 million cars off the road in NYC.
Gett recently brought back their popular $10 flat rate rides below 110th st. These are private rides which makes it better than uberPOOL, but sometimes the wait time is longer. Now Lyft will probably follow suit as their carpooling service, Lyft Line, does not have a flat rate option in Manhattan and is now the most expensive.


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The decree further stipulates that the committee will base its judgments within the limits drawn by Dubai laws and regulations, with special emphasis on real estate legislation.
The new decrees represent yet another move towards streamlining the local real estate market in Dubai. They are a sign of the government’s drive towards ensuring the sustainability and continuing growth of the real estate market by introducing new policies and adopting international best practices, particularly in designated freehold areas.


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The model Tekla created constructable steel structures, modelled and detailed the main structure and substructures like cable channels, and extracted data and drawings for production and assembly, simulated welding sequences of the complex components.
Up to ten designers worked on the model in multi-user mode. Unger imported the architects’ model as 3D DWG files to Tekla Structures for designing and detailing the diamond trusses. As numerous project parties operated on the huge construction site, Unger included also platforms with rails and concrete foundations to the model in order to notice and solve possible clashes already in the design phase.
BIM EverywhereAt Unger BIM does not stop to the design office door. The company configures each new version of Tekla Structures according to their standards, which enables them to plan specifically for their cutting and production machines.
For the Vienna Central Station, Unger created all transport lists and surveys directly from the model in Tekla and used it to control production and assembly sequence.
Automating production For production at Unger’s workshop, the required data is transferred directly from design office to DSTV and interfaces with the cutting machines in workshop. Therefore production can start immediately after completion of planning. Transferring fabrication information automatically to production machinery means errors are avoided.
Punctual logistics Unger chose Tekla for planning transportation lists because they had to work punctually, timing and having the right material at the right place. Unger’s team had to assemble the complex diamond trusses in a very limited space which also contributed to the logistical challenges. The individual pieces arrived to the site just before the staff bolted them together. The site staff assembled the first diamonds on Vienna Central Station while workshop team produced the remaining ones. The entire process from cutting one truss to its final assembly took on average three and a half months.
Positioning with Trimble Total Station Unger Steel used Trimble Total Station with Tekla for assembling the diamond trusses. Unger assembled the roof components while these hung from a crane, and the team needed exact position information for lifting and fitting the components correctly at 15 metres above the platforms. A combination of Tekla and Trimble was utilised in a preassembly workshop to measure the components after welding to spot possible manufacturing tolerances before assembly, and later to control the position of the structure and put the parts together.
From Total Station to Tekla and back The workflow of positioning the roof parts moved in rounds. Unger’s team measured the structure with Trimble Total Station, imported the data to Tekla Structures, adjusted it, and exported the modified data back to Total Station for positioning. As any inaccuracies would have affected the composition, the Unger team performed control measurements continuously in case the components would carry tolerances from fabrication or transport. On the connection points of the diamond trusses, the team measured the structure, downloaded the measurements into the Tekla model and after this planned and manufactured the connection parts. On site, they also marked building axes with Trimble Total Station.
Time, Money and Workflow Smooth workflow between office and site is the goal of every construction company, and according to Unger, Trimble and Tekla together take their customers closer to this goal. BIM and automated data transfer accelerated the project. With Trimble Total Station, Unger’s own staff could measure the structures to save on expenses of external surveyors. And as they transferred the measurements of the built structure directly to Tekla, they saved time and labour because they did not have to enter the measuring data manually. Tekla eased the logistical challenge with automatically generated transport lists and aid in controlling production and assembly sequence.
Benefits of Tekla? We had the necessary information centralised to the model and available for sharing, production, installation and billing – quickly and with the right quality.


So you got the “call”, good for you! But that’s only 10% of the equation as far as I’m concerned, the other 90% happens once you step through their door. I ain’t gonna tell you how many micro mili-seconds does it take to form the first impression. But you sure as hell can’t fix it if you make a mess of it, especially if it’s an interview. The trick here is to be understated yet to stand out, in fact scream that I’M THE ONE! For most positions (formal or creative), a suit is an accepted norm for the interview. Here’s a cheat sheet to absolutely nail it.
Understand that looking good at an interview is DIFFERENT than looking good at a wedding. So give your glen plaid suit a break & stick with the navys & greys.
Fit is EVERYTHING. Nothing undermines your look more than ill-fitting clothes. If wallet permits, go for a bespoke suit; otherwise get some basic alterations done should you pick one off the rack; at the very least get the jacket tucked in around the waist & get the pants’ length proper (no more than half a break).
Simplicity does not mean boring. Breathe some life into your neutral grey suit by pairing it with blue micro-check spread collar dress shirt & a dark woven tie instead of a ubiquitous white button-down.
Make the details perfect to really nail your outfit. Opt for a pocket square (white would do) & instead of black lace-ups, opt for burgundy double monk straps.
Flip through for some ideas for the big day.
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First Drive Comparison: Is the Gladiator the JL Wrangler Pickup We Need?
The new Gladiator has the perfect Jeep feel, coupled with proper pickup abilities. But how does this launch compare to the JL’s debut?
Although the last Jeep-built pickup prior to the new Gladiator was the Cherokee-based Comanche, Jeep fans have long been calling for a truck based on the modern JL Wrangler. FCA officials are quick to downplay the idea that the Gladiator is simply a Wrangler pickup because a great deal of engineering went into this vehicle to ensure that it was more than just a JL with a bed conversion.
The Jeep engineers wanted the Gladiator to be able to work like a truck while maintaining the look, feel and capabilities of the Wrangler. There is no question that the designers hit a home run in terms of the physical design, but can this new midsize pickup incorporate the key aspects of the legendary sport utility vehicle while adding the function of a truck?
Fortunately, I was invited to the media first drive program for the 2020 Jeep Gladiator in late March, but I also attended the media first drive program for the JL Wrangler in Arizona back in December 2017. Based on those two programs, I can say without question that the new Gladiator is the Wrangler pickup that we have all been hoping for; offering everything that you want from a Wrangler and everything that you want from a midsize pickup in one gorgeous package.
While you don’t need to drive either of these vehicles to appreciate the similarities in design both inside and out, the team did too good of a job with the Gladiator to not mention the look of the new truck. While the pickup has a longer wheelbase, the Wrangler’s front end and basic body shape has been converted perfectly into truck form, leaving no question as to the roots of this vehicle.
Even the tailgate and bedsides have a similar basic design to that of the SUV, so while it might not be called the Wrangler pickup, the Gladiator is exactly that in terms of exterior styling.
That is carried over to the interior, as from the driver’s seat, you would be hard-pressed to know for sure whether you are in the Wrangler or the Gladiator, if not for the logos around the cabin and the truck bed in the rearview mirror. The seats, the steering wheel, the dash, the door panels and the center console of the pickup all have the same feel as the SUV, so if you like the feel of the Wrangler from the driver’s seat, you are going to like the feel of the Gladiator.
Although the first drive event for the JL Wrangler was in Tucson, Arizona and the first drive event for the Gladiator was in Sacramento, California, the on-road portion of the two were fairly similar. In fact, many media first drive programs have similar on-road driving situations that typically including some time on the highway, some time in a city situation and some time on rural roads, and that was exactly how the drive programs for the JL Wrangler and Gladiator went. The key difference for my first experiences with each was that it was sunny in Arizona when I drove the Wrangler, but in California, it was cold, with hard rain and intermittent hail.
My first Gladiator test vehicle was an Overland model in Firecracker Red with the standard 3.6-liter Pentastar V6 and the 8-speed automatic transmission. The presentation was in a fairly rural area, so I immediately got to experience the Gladiator on some open, country roads and I immediately noticed how much it felt like the Wrangler. The longer wheelbase of the pickup gives the Gladiator a bit more of a planted feel, but in terms of steering, suspension, acceleration and braking, the new pickup feels remarkably similar to the JL.
If you have driven a JL or even a JK, you know that the modern Wrangler has a very distinct feel, with a high seating position and a stiffer suspension feel than you will find in most sport utility vehicles. Some people were concerned that the Gladiator would be “softened up” for the midsized truck market, but the only real difference that I noticed between the two when cruising around town is that the longer wheelbase smooths the ride out a touch. This is more noticeable when you are cruising at highway speeds, but this smoother ride does not compromise the “Jeep feel” that so many enthusiasts will expect.
Along the same lines, the Gladiator feels similar to the Wrangler when making your way through a series of turns, so while the longer wheelbase improves the ride quality a bit, it never feels like you are driving a larger truck.


Milo Miller, co-founder of the Queer Zine Archive Project (QZAP), will lead a workshop on how create zines, which are independently or self-published booklets often created by physically cutting and gluing text and images together. Materials will be provided for attendees to create their own.
Breakfast provided, lunch break at noon.
Limited space available, please RSVP.
Sponsored by Gender and Women's Studies at OSU.


Next Meeting: Webinar, “Four Star Genealogy on a One Star Budget”, Feb. 26 | Southington Genealogical Society Inc.
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Ekim, T., and A. Erey, "Block decomposition approach to compute a minimum geodetic set", RAIRO-Operations Research, vol. 48, no. 04: EDP Sciences, pp. 497–507, 2014.
Geinoz, A., T. Ekim, and D. de Werra, "Construction of balanced sports schedules using partitions into subleagues", Operations Research Letters, vol. 36, no. 3: North-Holland, pp. 279–282, 2008.


Tilbury Residences' features only 69, 3 bedroom contemporary villas occupying a large 3-hectare estate.
Boasting a large upstairs separate living and dining configuration, with 3 large bedrooms, 2 balconies with hinterland views.
With a community pool, lounge and BBQ area located in an elevated position and providing views all of the way back to Surfers Paradise and surrounding suburbs, this location is unbeatable.
• 3 oversized bedrooms 2 with walk in robes, 3 bathrooms with single lock up garage and open car space as well as visitors car parking.
• Quality fittings and fixtures with air conditioning in living and main bedroom.
Upper Coomera is a location with it all.. Shops, schools, convenience and lifestyle.


CLINTON TOWNSHIP — Clinton Township Clintondale boys basketball coach Rob Townsend says experience is a valuable resource to have in high school sports. “And we have a lot of it,” Townsend said. The Dragons return 11 players from last year’s team.
Get key announcements and game updates from the official Clintondale High School athletic calendar!


City Research Online - Visual Field Progression in Glaucoma What Is the Specificity of the Guided Progression Analysis?
Visual Field Progression in Glaucoma What Is the Specificity of the Guided Progression Analysis?
Purpose: To estimate the specificity of the Guided Progression Analysis (GPA) (Carl Zeiss Meditec, Dublin, CA) in individual patients with glaucoma.
Participants: Thirty patients with open-angle glaucoma.
Methods: In 30 patients with open-angle glaucoma, 1 eye (median mean deviation [MD], −2.5 decibels [dB]; interquartile range, −4.4 to −1.3 dB) was tested 12 times over 3 months (Humphrey Field Analyzer, Carl Zeiss Meditec; SITA Standard, 24-2). “Possible progression” and “likely progression” were determined with the GPA. These analyses were repeated after the order of the tests had been randomly rearranged (1000 unique permutations).
Main Outcome Measures: Rate of false-positive alerts of “possible progression” and “likely progression” with the GPA.
Results: On average, the specificity of the GPA “likely progression” alert was high—for the entire sample, the mean rate of false-positive alerts after 10 follow-up tests was 2.6%. With “possible progression,” the specificity was considerably lower (false-positive rate, 18.5%). Most important, the cumulative rate of false-positive alerts varied substantially among patients, from <1% to 80% with “possible progression” and from <0.1% to 20% with “likely progression.” Factors associated with false-positive alerts were visual field variability (standard deviation of MD, Spearman's rho = 0.41, P<0.001) and the reliability indices (proportion of false-positive and false-negative responses, fixation losses, rho>0.31, P≤0.10).
Conclusions: On average, progression criteria currently used in the GPA have high specificity, but some patients are more likely to show false-positive alerts than others. This is a natural consequence of population-based change criteria and may not matter in clinical trials and studies in which large groups of patients are compared. However, it must be considered when the GPA is used in clinical practice where specificity needs to be controlled for individual patients.


what colors are these without the blue lighting?
look like gold dust pallys?
Probably poop brown. My lights are set on the bluer side and I don't like to play with them for pics. In my tank they differ from a green to peach. They really aren't anything special.


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A Wide Variety Of Colors Formations And Sediments Combine To Create A Stunning Landscape In The Cottonwood Section Of Escalante National Monument.


Ragazzi alumni go back to 1987 and we love hearing stories from their young singing days, along with updates about their adult lives. Many, many boys have grown up with the program and count their time in rehearsal, onstage, at camp, and on tour as some of the most indelible memories of childhood.
Enjoy browsing our gallery of archival photos too!
Don’t be a stranger – we want to see you at our performances and fundraising events!
Feeling nostalgic about the fantastic concerts you sang in the Bay Area (and around the world)? Longtime accompanist Marilyn Wells has designed special needlepoint ornaments for many tours and landmark concerts. They’re individually stitched to order, and framed as shown. Each 2.5″ square ornament is perfect to hang on the Christmas tree, on the wall, or at your desk.
Ragazzi’s alumni ensemble, Ragazzi Continuo, performs regularly around Northern California. Continuo members have re-connected as adults with their brothers-in-music, exploring works that span centuries and cultural traditions. With over a century of combined musical experience, Continuo sings for both private and public audiences.
You might also enjoy joining the Ragazzi Alumni Facebook group— a great way to connect directly with Ragazzi’s social network.


Recently, John Miziolek, Co-Founder of Reset Branding was interviewed by National Post writer Hollie Shaw about Tim Horton’s brand issues. You can find the full article here. Basically, Tim Horton’s has been attacked in the media and by employee’s and franchisees over pay, benefits and operation costs. In the opinion of brand expert John Miziolek, the situation has not been handled well by the iconic Canadian brand and is risking a delicate attachment Canadian’s have with Tim Horton’s. Read more here.
Peace has returned to Canada’s grocery aisles. Target Corp., the much-heralded new entrant upon its arrival in Canada, in 2013, has been banished to its homeland, a victim of the fickle Canadian consumer and a hopeless supply chain that practically guaranteed failure. During Target’s short, two-year tenure, Canada’s Big Three grocer-Loblaw, Metro and Sobeys-Walmart and Costco. Target, of course, wasn’t much of a factor in the assault. Its grocery aisles were practically ghost towns.
Does a National Food Branding Strategy Make Sense for Canada?
John Miziolek, designer at Reset Branding was recently interviewed by the Globe and Mail about whether a National Food Branding Strategy would make sense for Canada.
The challenge of developing a popular national brand strategy lies in the fact that Canada’s food products are diverse – everything from apples, to meat to dairy and grain. On top of that, the country’s growers range in size from small family-run growers to massive agribusinesses.
The solution could be creating smaller brands for each of those diverse products and then to develop an umbrella strategy to encompass the smaller classes, he explains. But he emphasizes that making it mandatory would be the strategy’s death knell.
With the caveat that it would have to be managed well to actually succeed, he says increased recognition in the global food market could lead to more stable and solid revenue for the companies that enroll in a national branding program.
“If done correctly, and all of the organizations and producers were managed properly, we could establish ourselves in the global market place as a high-quality exporter of various types of food products,” says Mr. Miziolek.


Becoming financially affluent is not only about increasing your income. You must also be able to wisely manage the money you have. So I threw together an Excel Spreadsheet for you to use in your endeavor. This is the same format I have used for well over a decade. It may seem overly simplistic but that is the point. An overly complicated budget will not be helpful in the long run because you will just become frustrated with it later and give up. This one you can just set and forget, only to occasionally update it.
First a few words about “cash”. I believe that an integral part of a budgeting lifestyle is cash. You can feel cash, not just on your finger tips, but you can measure it easily, you can enjoy the sensation of having it in your pocket, you will feel it in a more impactful way when it leaves you. Debt/credit cards are a wonderful part of our everyday lives, but they are also deceitful for you because you spend more than you should without realizing it. If you give yourself a weekly allowance of cash, you will be able to more mindfully make decisions about how you are spending your money.
The premise of the budget is simple. You need to figure out the amount of money you make weekly first. This is all the money from the different sources you earn from all tallied up and expressed in a weekly number. Next, do the same thing with your mandatory expenses. Mandatory is not usually trips to Starbucks, clothing, haircuts, etc. Think of your household as a separate entity from yourself. Only add in the necessary items which your household requires to run. These will include rent, utilities, fuel, groceries (which includes cleaning products, dog food, anything you pick up while grocery shopping), credit card payments, Netflix, etc. All the normal things that come out of your account every month/week to run your household. Then, subtract your expenses from your income to come up with the amount of money you actually have to spend every week. The number you come up with here can either be exciting or scary, but either way it is a truth you need to know.
Pick an amount from the left over money to give yourself as a cash allowance. You will use this money for all the extra stuff you do. Hair cuts, movies, coffee, restaurants, gifts, etc. If there is any left over funds after you have allotted yourself this cash, start paying off some extra on your debts, add extra to savings, or give yourself some extra cash every week. If you have next to no money left over to give yourself an allowance, then you need to either live like a college kid for a while until you get your debt under control or look for ways to start earning some extra money, or both.
Make sure you keep whatever portion of income in your bank account to cover the mandatory expenses. Pay those expenses with that account any way that works for you. I personally set up auto pay on most everything and slide my debit card for the fuel, groceries and other things like that. I go to the ATM on a weekly basis and get my cash allowance out to put into my wallet.
Without further ado, here is the budget template I promised easybudget . I added in some example numbers so you could see how the spreadsheet functions. Just replace those numbers with your own.
One last thing. Two-thirds of Americans do not use a budget at all. Chances are, you do not either. Breaking through this threshold is a must for anyone desiring to become financially affluent. Helping others get control of their money is a passion of mine so please ask questions if you need help. If this budget helps you, feel free to share it with others!
Next Post Series 1: Where to invest your money in order to retire early.


Facebook announced Monday that its Ad Breaks monetization options for video publishers creators are now available in five new languages and 21 new countries.
Ad Breaks are available to pages that create videos at least three minutes in length that have generated more than 30,000 one-minute views over the past two months, have 10,000 or more followers and meet Facebook’s monetization eligibility standards.
Publishers and creators can opt for mid-roll and pre-roll formats, as well as image ads that appear directly below videos, and they receive shares of the resulting video.
They can also use Facebook’s auto-insertion feature, which enables the social network to determine the best placement within videos for their ads, or they can designate placements themselves.
Facebook said more than 70 percent of mid-roll ads on its platform are viewed to completion.
Director of product, News Feed and media monetization Maria Smith added in a blog post that in the first two weeks when Ad Breaks were available, over 15 percent of eligible publishers and creators came on board, and they have inserted Ad Breaks in more than 85 percent of their eligible videos.
Europe: Belgium, Denmark, France, Germany, Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, Spain and Sweden.
Ad Breaks were previously available in Australia, Ireland, New Zealand, the U.K. and the U.S.
Smith said publishers and creators interested in Ad Breaks can go here, to Creator Studio or to their page video insights, adding that those failing to meet the eligibility criteria will see a graphical representation tracking their progress on that front, with information including followers, video views and compliance with Facebook’s monetization eligibility standards.
She also said Facebook is introducing a way for pages to bulk upload videos in order to build up their video presence on the platform and monetize their back catalogs.


240 S 4th. Street, Everest, KS 66242 | Mike Russell & Associates, Keller Williams Realty Partners Inc.
240 S 4th. Street is a $45,000, 1,076 square foot, 3 bedroom, 1.0 bath home located in Everest, KS.
Small town living. Vinyl siding with one car attached garage. Main floor master bedroom and two on upper level. This home is being sold with vacant lot to the south. Seller also is selling three other homes in same town. Buy one or all four.
I am interested in 240 S 4th. Street, Everest, KS 66242.


This application facilitates the users to generate population atlases for patients with different tumor subgroups  to emphasize their heterogeneity.
Standard atlas: A standard atlas to map all the patients in a unified space.
Launch the Population Atlases application using the 'Applications -> Population Atlas' menu option.
Specify the Input (e.g., Data_of_multiple_patients) and Output directories, groups and atlas files.
Click on 'Run PopulationAtlas" and the atlases will be displayed in the visualization window.