I feel like this title pretty much sums up my life-I love veggies and I love cookies and in order to be a fully functioning me I need both.
We just can't seem to get enough of roasted veggies. Spring has sprung, but cooler evening temps has me still wanting warm foods so instead of having a salad or steaming my vegetables we've been roasting them into golden brown (slightly charred…okay a lot charred) perfection!
This is the plate I ate!
Leaving the nutriently dense part of this post and entering cookie land now 🙂 Hubs heard about how good these Dunkers from Trader Joe's were. I spotted them while getting groceries the other day and impulsively added them to the cart.
I'm not a crispy cookie person, but there's something oddly enjoyable about these for me. I think I may prefer the mini chocolate chip Nantucket cookies from Pepperidge Farm over these, but I can't say I regret buying these. I will be attempting to finish the package…not all at once!
Now for a cookie type I do enjoy-chewy, melty, and filled with chocolate chips.
We made this recipe and used these incredible Guittard baking wafers. These are some expensive chocolate chips, but we tried a few while baking and LORDYY were they the best chocolate "chips" I've ever had.
They are not chocolate chip shaped instead they are rounder and flatter. They do great at layering that chocolatey goodness into your cookie.
These cookies turned out incredible! We still have cookie dough in the fridge and it's killing me to not pick up a spoon and just dig in to it.
Are you guys cookie dough people or cookie people? I LOVE a good cookie and have always enjoyed cookie dough, but after this I can see why people could enjoy the dough more than the cookie. Let's talk in the comments about your current food loves/obsessions!
We actually started our weekend off Friday evening with Panera, CAVA, and Go Greek for dessert.
After that we headed to the movies to watch Us. We love Jordan Peele and his movies, but LORD did this one scare the living bejeezus outta me! I think I cursed more while watching this 2 hour movie than I ever have in my whole life and TMI, but stress sweated like it was my job!
That being said I don't enjoy scary movies in general, the previews featured before the movie were mostly all other scary movies, and I did burrow my face into hubby's arms more times than I would like to admit!
After watching the movie we went home and watched some light hearted Netflix shows until we were sleepy.
Saturday, after running some errands we headed to Unheard LA. It's this show where locals come and tell local stories. It's put on by a radio station and it was pretty good-some were funny, some were tear-jerkers. The best part? It was totally free!
Hubs had made reservations at Running Goose. We have run across this restaurant many times on Yelp when searching for places to eat, but brushed it aside. It's a tapas restaurant and this being our first tapas experience we were not sure what to expect!
I don't know why we were so hesitant about trying this place out. I mean, I've talked repeatedly about how much I love trying a few bites of a bunch of different dishes. How did I not put two and two together and see how obsessed I would be with tapas??
I'm done lecturing myself…on to the food!
We basically ordered all their popular things starting with the corn tostada. I was surprised that it was a cold dish, but thoroughly enjoyed it. It was light, fresh, and crispy!
The cod churros were described by our lovely server as "adult fish sticks" and that is exactly what they were! Crispy outside, fluffy inside. Impossible to hold up because they broke apart, but delicious!
Brie which came with apricot compote, roasted garlic, roasted pepitas. It was served with these crunchy pieces of toast. It was sweet and savory and gooey!
Our last savory item was the salmon belly sandwich. Even though we were warned it was spicy and it had a good chance of being spicy with the kimchi and jalapeños it was not spicy! It was really delicious and savory!
Coconut white chocolate bread pudding with salted caramel ice-cream caught my eye and I couldn't unsee it so that is what we got! The crunchy outsides and soft insides, the hot and cold-it was all glorious and I need one now!
After dinner, we walked around the area and explored before heading to Target for a few things and then home. We stayed up a little bit watching shows before I fell asleep and we headed to bed!
We didn't have plans for the next day so we worked out and went to try a new brunch spot-Claudine Kitchen and Bakeshop.
I did not try the omelette, but it came with salad and hash browns and you know I tried the hash browns. I couldn't resist! SO good!
The pancake was the star of the show in my opinion, but hubs did not think it was as amazing as I did. It was a little cakier and more flavorful than a regular pancake. It drank up all the syrup and LORDY was it just the most amazing pancake I have ever had!
After breakfast we walked around and spotted a Home Goods/Marshalls combo and went in. We looked around trying to find a bread proofing basket to no luck and then tried to find a dutch oven. We did find a dutch oven, but didn't know it was a dutch oven which lead to more stores until realizing our mistake and returning to ANOTHER Home Goods to buy it.
After all the running around we were pretty beat! We chilled around for a while and by that I mean doing some meal prep for the week which included making our current favorite Green Goddess Dip.
After all of that we finally got around to our new Sunday tradition. Burger night! I feel like every Sunday for a while now we've been making burgers and roasted veggies. I'm kinda loving it!
I honestly cannot remember what we had for dessert, but we had an early night since we both had work the next day. I know it was a long post so if you made it this far all the high-fives to you!
This is a post with some tasty food pictures that have no rhyme or reason, but I found in my phone and wanted to share. It's mostly cake and carbs, but who doesn't love cake and carbs? Amiright?
Hubs got me some gorgeous flowers and my perfect card…I mean c'mon!
And then I got more flowers from my in-laws. It was so sweet! I love me some flowers and it's been so great having these beautiful pops of color everywhere in the house.
I had to go in for a meeting at work my co-workers did a sweet potluck and got me this beautiful and delicious chocolate cake!
I started my Friday off like any other with a workout, cleanup, and shower. I had a slice of bread with some PB for breakfast.
I kept things pretty chill during the day and when B got home from work we ventured out to do a few errands and grab some dinner. We decided on Poquito Mas-he got a burrito and I got tacos.
Saturday morning was met with a workout and Chick-fil-a breakfast. We showered quickly to headed out to a painting class. This is B's painting…he always does such a great job at these things!
After class we went to find some late lunch. Our initial idea was to head to Fiore for sandwiches, but they were out of bread. I was devastated, but pulled it together to find Monte 52!
We ordered a Red Dragon which we added turkey. It was so yummy with tomato, avocado, red onion, lettuce and lots of mustard and red dragon cheese. I had never heard of it, but it's cheese with mustard and it definitely brought a punch!
The other sandwich was a roast beef with horseradish aioli, cheddar cheese, and fried onions. This one had a nice spicy kick, but not too spicy. It was so yummy!
We headed closer to home and wandered around the mall thinking about our evening plans. We decided to head to a Redbox and finally rent Instant Family. It was such a cute movie-funny and emotional all at the same time.
After such a late lunch it was around 9pm when we decided to head out to dinner. Il Fornaio seemed like a great option. It was close by and open and I had never been!
Upon being seated we immediately were served warm bread with olive oil and balsamic vinegar. The bread was fluffy on the inside and crusty on the outside. Bread. Heaven.
We spotted the Antipasto Di Pesce which was seared ahi tuna, spicy grilled calamari, scallops and shrimp. My favorite was the spicy grilled calamari, but honestly everything on this plate was delicious! It was well cooked and so flavorful!
For our main we split a dish off their seasonal menu, Trenette all Riminese. It was housemade spinach and egg pasta with shrimp, scallops, crab, tomatoes, shallots, and arugula. I'm usually a tomato based pasta girl, but this was delicious!
Our sweet server brought us a tiramisu for dessert on her! This is hands down one of the best tiramisu I have ever had. It was light and creamy and oh so dreamy!
Sunday morning we woke up and I decided against the gym and instead we "hiked" through a hilly neighborhood. A few up and down hills later we found a couple of more sandwiches to eat at The Carving Board.
We had their turkey dinner sandwich. This was a take on a left over Thanksgiving sandwich with stuffing, turkey, gravy, and cranberries. I really enjoyed this and the whole time I was eating it I kept thinking about FRIENDS and that scene with Ross and his turkey sandwich with the moistmaker. Anybody else?
Surprising for us our other sandwich was also turkey based. It was a cold sandwich with onions, cucumbers, tomatoes, and mayo. This also had cranberries. It was fresh and crunchy and had all the ingredients to a good sandwich!
We had some grocery shopping to do, but we needed something sweet. From the sandwich shop we walked to Whole Foods and on our way their we spotted Uba Tuba. We had never tried it so we got the super mini dessert portion of their acai bowl. It was the perfect little sweet treat.
After roaming around WF and finishing up groceries at Trader Joes we came home and unloaded our goods. We went for another walk and it started raining!
Thankfully it was a short walk and we had thought ahead to wearing hooded jackets so it was okay. We did some Yelping to figure out what we should have for dinner and decided we needed to check out Johnny Pacific again.
We ordered 4 empanadas-2 chicken al pastor and 2 beef tingas and got the chicken skewers which came with rice and salad.
The beef tingas were our favorite out of the 2 and we really loved the whole meal. The flavors were really great and we will definitely be going back!
Dessert was leftover cookies! What's new??
That wraps up my birthday week! If you've stuck it out this far…thank you! I usually don't write blog posts this long, but this one just needed to be done!
I hope you all are having a great week! See you Monday!
I did have breakfast dessert in the form of a mandarin, but that obviously went unpictured…shmurp.
We had planned our dinner for Friday night, but had not done any of the shopping for it so once the hubby got home we did some grocery shopping to have our burger night.
We found these delicious challah rolls from Whole Foods. They were crusty on the outside and so so so soft on the inside. I was in bread heaven!
We made a stop at Sprouts to get some ingredients for this Green Goddess dip I had seen on Queer Eye on Netflix plus ground beef and other essentials.
We created an amazing side of roasted cauliflower that we dipped in the delicious Green Goddess dip we made. I highly suggest making the dip! It's so yummy and herby and noms!
We obv also had these amazing burgers in the most incredible buns. A co-worker had gifted (kinda forced) some white cheddar on me and so we used that to top our burger. We both felt like we had found our best burger situation…the bun, the cheese, the meat, seasoning-it was all perfection!
Another thing we picked up at Sprout's were these mochi ice-cream that we saw. They were new and the flavors were intriguing so we obviously had to try a few! I think I prefer the fruit flavored mochi ice-cream over these, but they were still tasty!
What are your favorite burger toppings? What are your feelings on Green Goddess dressings? Talk to me in the comments below!
Any weekend with the hubs is a great weekend, but this weekend we had some fun plans! We kicked off the weekend by having an early lunch with our friends and their sweet two babies (basically, our favorite peeps).
We met at a sandwich shop, Fiore, they had been hyping up and it ended up being everything and more. They make their own bread and ohmy were these sammies incredible.
We split a short rib and a chicken pesto-loved both, would recommend both. I'm so hungry as I write this and so jealous of my past weekend self I can't even handle it!
Since we were so close by we had to get Colorado Donuts for dessert later. We wanted to try them out again and see how they compared to our favorite SK Donuts.
We did a Costco run after lunch and had very good intentions of taking a quick nap and working out, but sadly the workout never happened. We did take a long nap and wake up with a donut hankering.
Lucky for us we had some waiting downstairs for us!
After trying out the donuts we went for a walk around the neighborhood before getting ready and heading out for a show at Upright Citizens Brigade.
This is something we had been wanting to do since we both love comedy/improv shows so much and we were incredibly excited to finally go. It was a great show and a lot of fun to watch and I know we will be heading back for more laughs!
After all the laughs we (I) was hungry and ready for dinner so we found ourselves at Katsu-ya for sushi. I don't know what happened but my phone camera started acting up and so the next couple of pictures are the only ones I have of our dinner.
Sunday started off strong with a workout and this yummy breakfast that B made us. Egg and cheese sandwiches!
We prepped meals for the week and watched Netflix until dinner where we picked up sushi. We also picked up a cookie from Bristol Farm's and this slice of banana chocolate chip cake from Susie Cake.
It was quite the decadent dinner and a wonderful end to our weekend! What did you guys do this past weekend?
It's kinda been a crazy month or so in our household and because of that I haven't been the best at taking pics of a full day of meals. I have on the other hand taken pics here and there of a few meals I've made and some we've had out.
I wanted to share them since I had them and I thought it would be fun!
We've been eating our share of broccoli in this house…whether it's roasted or steamed. I've been having it with a delicious quesadilla.
Sourdough bread with avocado, turkey bacon and egg (my version of Leo and Lily's at home)!
Thai from a cold Saturday night that totally hit the spot..
I hope you guys are having a great start to the week! I'll see you all Thursday!!
As much as I would have LOVED to get this post out on Monday life and work tend to get in the way of well intentioned plans soooo….here we are on Thursday talking about what the hubs and I got up to this past weekend!
I got a serious hankering for BJ's buffalo chicken pizza on Friday so when B got home we compromised and got half buffalo chicken and half bbq chicken-we DEVOURED this pizza!
Knowing how much I obsessed I am with food and how much I love dessert B had ordered some cookies for us from PDX Cookie Co. He ordered their variety pack which arrived just in time for our V-Day weekend! I am not kidding when I tell you these cookies were seriously packed with all the goodies and were super delicious…also, super incredible warmed up!
Pizza and cookies=great start to any weekend? Amiright?
Saturday we woke up, had coffee, and headed to the gym! Post workout we had plans to head over to the mall and finally combine our phone plans to one carrier (we've been married for almost 3 years now-it was time). This is a task I had been dreading, but it went so smoothly that I kept talking about how easy and wonderful the process was.
The rest of the day was spend running errands, perusing through our favorite mall and figuring out what we should do for dinner. We had very well intentioned plans to have dinner at a Brazilian Steakhouse. I had made reservations in advance and we were really excited about the whole thing until we got to the day of the reservation. Suddenly, we wanted everything but steak…anybody else have this dilemma?
Their was nothing Nashville hot about this chicken sandwich. It was a pretty sad chicken sandwich at that. It was this super thin chicken patty that had absolutely no spice. I turned to hubby and wondered if they had messed up our order…who knows?
The beef ribs were yummy per usual and the fries were the star of the show. They were fat wedge type fries which I normally do not like, but these were crispy on the outside and fluffy on the inside. They were seasoned so perfectly! LOVED these fries!
We woke up Sunday morning and did some grocery shopping for the week. We then took a brisk walk around our neighborhood since we were not planning on heading to the gym. Snacked a bit before heading out to a super late lunch/very early dinner situation with our friends.
Before meeting up with the friends we explored Olvera Street and Union Station. It was super cool to check out the vendors at Olvera Street. The sights and smells were incredible and overwhelming. I didn't know where to look!
We made one last quick stop at Fugetsu Do for a couple of pieces of mochi. If you haven't been here or tried their sweet creations you absolutely need to. Their mochi is so soft and incredible. We got a red bean and a blueberry mochi for dessert!
I had been wanting to check out Bun Shop for a minute and figured this would be a good excuse to try out their baos. I had a spicy chicken bao and a beef bao. Hubs had the same and we shared some of their Yoshi fries.
I definitely preferred the beef bao. It had a fried onion on top of it which added a nice crunchy texture to the soft meaty bun. I do wish the buns themselves held together a bit better-they were both split on the bottom which made it a little difficult to eat. The fries were really yummy with the addition of the furikake seasoning!
We made it home with time to watch some Netflix before bed! It wasn't the most traditional V-Day weekend, but as long as we are spending time together we are pretty happy! I hope you all had a lovely V-Day weekend!!
What did you guys do this past weekend?
After reading Mackenzie's post about her dim sum experience I was dying to go. The hubs had gone once before, but I never had and I wanted, I needed, to go.
We went to Bao Dim Sum House and had a quick glance at the menu before deciding on what to get. They aren't walking around with dishes instead you just order and they will bring it to your table.
After we ordered we were brought some sauces to dip our dumplings in. There was a chili sauce and a creamy wasabi sauce. You really had to be careful with the creamy wasabi because it looks like harmless peanut sauce, but it's a real punch to your sinuses.
We ended up mixing the two and it created a nice melody of spicy savory goodness.
We got the Har Gow (shrimp dumplings). These were good. The outside was nice and thin, but didn't too well holding up to the shrimp filling inside. They were better when dipped in sauce since they didn't have much flavor on their own.
I wanted to try a bun and since all their buns had pork except for the veggie one we ordered the Veggie Bun. I LOVED the texture of the bun. It was so incredible, but I will say it needed something meatier to hold up to the carby goodness of the bun.
The spicy chicken dumplings were our favorite. It was ground chicken with spices. This one held together better than the shrimp!
We got the chicken and spinach potstickers and they ended up being my second favorite. I really enjoyed the sear on them. They were super hearty!
I was super curious about the crispy crab and shrimp balls, but can say these were my least favorite. It was too fried and greasy and I didn't even eat the half that hubs put on my plate.
After dim sum we walked to Four Winters. It's a little ice-cream shop where they make your ice-cream right in front of you.
I got the Knafeh which is sweet cream ice-cream with vermicelli, pistachio, and rose syrup. I think it was an homage to baklava. I loved it so much-it was sweet and crunchy!
All in all I can say it was such a great and cool experience. I love how many different kinds of dumplings there are and the textures between each thing is interesting and fun! If you've never had dim sum I highly encourage you to give it a try!
What's your favorite dim sum item?
The hubs and I had a week off together and instead of flying out somewhere like we normally do we decided to stick around home and discover some places, food, things that we had not yet explored in LA.
The night (Tuesday night) we made our steak dinner from Sun Basket we went to a comedy show. We love comedy and there's plenty of it in LA. We love the Comedy Store, but are definitely going to be trying some other spots.
On Wednesday we woke up and worked out at the gym. We had some errands to run which included grabbing bagels and printing our tickets for Universal. We did all of that and made it home, showered, and headed out.
Once we arrived at City Walk I knew I wanted to try Voodoo Donuts. We got their mango jam filled donut with tang dusted on top! B loved it and I thought it was okay-the Tang made it super tart.
Of course when we went to Harry Potter world we had to get some butter beer. We got the frozen version and boy was it sweet and delicious!
I couldn't believe how realistic they make it all seem and how cool the effects are! I did do a photoshoot with this snowman. Shout out to hubs for always indulging my ridiculousness!
After a full day of being active and being cold we decided to go for some warm comfort food at home. We got takeout Thai from our favorite Thai Blvd Bistro and brought it home. We stuck with our classic favorites-Pad Thai and Panang curry.
Before stopping for Thai food we had made a stop to grab dessert at Porto's. We love this place and it's so inexpensive!
Thursday we worked out and found a nice little area to walk. We ended up walking to a lunch spot, Blue Table, we had been to once before and split a turkey sandwich and a steak sandwich.
The steak was the favorite!
We walked from there to a frozen yogurt shop and ended up walking around with our frozen treats. We eventually walked back to our car and drove home.
During this time the hubs had been working on making some sourdough. He created starter and he made us a couple of loaves during the break. You guys, sourdough bread warm out of the oven with butter? It is everything!
Do you guys enjoy staycations?


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IRS, White House worked together
No one can doubt it any longer. The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) and the White House worked together to steal the Election of 2012 and try to destroy the Tea Party. They succeeded at the first, but failed at the second. The Tea Party won by enduring. They must follow this up with a push to abolish the IRS and change the tax code.
IRS and White House: dead-to-rights
Dick Morris, who once worked for President Bill Clinton, lays out the case against the IRS. The strongest evidence: Commissioner Douglas Shulman visited the White House 157 times while the IRS had an active campaign against the Tea Party and groups that bore its name. To put that into perspective:
Mark Everson, who served as Commissioner of Internal Revenue before Shulman, visited the White House once on official business in all the time he so served. He had to discuss the tax treatment of immigrants. (Once, in fact, he turned down an invitation to the White House Christmas Party.)
Commissioner Shulman was the most frequent visitor, according to visitor logs. (See here and here.)
Number of visits by various officials to the White House. Graphic: The Daily Caller; data from whitehouse.gov.
The Daily Caller ranked and graphed all visits by senior officials during this time. Attorney General Holder ranks fifth on this list; Kathleen Sebelius seventh.
And very distant fifth and seventh, at that.
Bear this in mind in considering every possible reason for IRS Commissioner Shulman to visit the White House this often. Hint: it couldn't be merely to take in the White House Easter Egg Roll. That happens only once a year. IRS Commissioner Shulman visited almost once a week.
Why so many IRS visits?
Dick Morris considers the first policies Shulman might have to discuss with de facto President Obama, and rejects them all. Why? Because other members of the Cabinet did not visit often enough to attend the same meetings.
Not ObamaCare. Not without having HHS Secretary Kathleen Sebelius in attendance, you wouldn't. About Treasury issues? Deficit reduction? Not without Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner.
The point is: neither of those two Cabinet officers (one of whom was his boss) visited the White House nearly often enough even for him to have meetings with one or the other.
So why is the head of the IRS coming to the White House so often?
Andrew Martin (National Conservative Examiner) suggests this shows only that Obama was using him, and other Cabinet officials, to get re-elected. But Dick Morris speaks more bluntly. This was about more than Obama's own re-election. This was about personal revenge.
The decision in Citizens United v. FEC did it. They threw him into an emotional tailspin. He blurted out his pique, of course, in the 2010 State of the Union address. He said the Supreme Court had destroyed a century of jurisprudence. (That prompted Supreme Court Justice Samuel J. Alito to say, silently, "That's not true.")
So now Obama would "[castrate] the wealthy people and groups" who now could use the political system at least as effectively as can the labor unions. (The labor union were his natural allies. They aren't anymore. But that's another story.)
Will Obama get away with it?
Dick Morris says no. And he quotes this Latin proverb:
Quem deus vult perdere, dementat prius.
Whom God wants to "waste," He first drives insane. And Barack Obama, Morris suggests, is insane with the power he thinks he has. Actually he must be insane to think the IRS could keep a secret like that forever.
There's more reason than Obama's madness. The press are no longer his friends either. In fact he is running out of friends, after they've heard the hollow crack of broken promises.
What should the Tea Party do?
But destroying an enemy in war is never enough. One must follow up on victory properly.
The Tea Party must never let the IRS stay in business. As serious as a vindictive President (or de facto President) can be, an IRS commissioner who lets such a President use him as his special bludgeon is worse. Mark Everson has said so many times since Fox News started asking him about this sordid affair.
Mark Everson is a rarity: a conscientious civil servant. Douglas Shulman was a hatchet man. Steven Miller, his successor, is a hatchet man. The IRS is a gang of hatchet wielders. That is the nature of their mission, as Paul N. Strassels (All You Need to Know About the IRS) made plain.
The problem is the kind of tax code that makes an IRS necessary. Thomas Jefferson once said,
A prince whose character is thus marked by every act that may define a tyrant is unfit to be the leader of a free people.
And a body of laws that needs an IRS, or any other hatchet gang, to enforce it, is not a fit body of laws for a free people, either.
The head of the Richmond (Virginia) Tea Party is saying it already: time to scrap the US Tax Code. He specifically mentioned the FairTax by Americans for Fair Taxation. And by no coincidence, the people at AFT understand the problem at least as well as does the Richmond Tea Party:
The income tax and the IRS have been given 100 years to demonstrate to the American people that they are worthy financial stewards. They have failed. It's time for Congress to get the IRS out of politics.
By abolishing the IRS and making hatchet wielders obsolete. Permanently.
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The destroyer USS Sterett (DD-407) had a distinguished WWII record with the highlight being her performance during the Third Battle of Savo Island on the night of November 12-13, 1942. Sterett earned the Presidential Unit Citation for extraordinary heroism during this battle in which she engaged a Japanese battleship and light cruiser and sank a Japanese destroyer, which blew up immediately when Sterett's guns found their target. On April 9, 1945, Sterett came under attack by four kamikaze aircraft. The destroyer's guns downed the first three planes, but the last kamikaze struck Sterett just above the waterline and put the ship out of battle for the rest of the war. Tin Can Sailor provides exciting firsthand accounts of key events from Sterett's commissioning in August 1939 to her decommissioning in November 1945.
C. Raymond Calhoun served as an officer aboard the destroyer Sterett from 1939 until April 1943, when he had to be hospitalized in the States in order to recuperate from a gunshot wound received during battle from a Japanese plane's machine gun bullet that had severed his radial nerve and paralyzed his right hand. He served as gunnery officer during the Third Battle of Savo Island and was promoted to Sterett's executive officer in February 1943. During his hospitalization, he wrote about his experiences aboard Sterett, which formed the foundation for this book published several decades later. He effectively supplements the destroyer's story with anecdotes and personal accounts from more than 50 former crewmen that he collected starting with Sterett's biannual reunion in 1987. Calhoun previously published in 1981 another book on naval history entitled Typhoon: The Other Enemy about the typhoon that hit the US Third Fleet in December 1944. Calhoun at that time commanded the destroyer USS Moale (DD-693), which barely survived the typhoon that sank three other destroyers.
The book's tone and style change abruptly after Calhoun departs Sterett, since he relies on long quoted personal accounts from other crewmen rather than using his own personal experiences as a base for the narrative. For example, Commander J.D. Jeffrey provides a seven-page account of Sterett's second nighttime surface battle in the Battle of Vella Gulf during the night of August 6-7, 1943. Sterett and five other US destroyers sank three Japanese destroyers during the battle without getting hit at all. This complete success contrasted sharply to Sterett's first nighttime surface battle at the Third Battle of Savo Island with 32 killed and 13 critically wounded. The destroyer was hit by 11 enemy shells (including three 14-inch projectiles) but managed to leave the battle area under her own power. Repairs in the States did not get completed until three months later in February 1943.
Sterett's history gets covered chronologically in the book's 11 chapters, with the long chapter on the Third Battle of Savo Island being the highlight as Calhoun provides an eyewitness account of what happened from his position as gunnery officer. The kamikaze attack that put the destroyer out of the war gets covered in about three pages, mainly consisting of quoted material from Gordon Williams, commander of Sterett at the time, with the Chief Engineer also providing his account of the attack while in the forward engine room. The Epilogue gives Calhoun's personal story of what happened to him after he left Sterett for the hospital until the end of WWII. An appendix gives the names of over 800 men who served aboard the ship and includes their service dates and ranks.
In Japan's first mass kamikaze attack during the Battle of Okinawa on April 6, 1945, a kamikaze aircraft almost hit Sterett, but the destroyer's gunners shot it down. It crashed into the sea about 30 yards off the starboard beam. Sterett also assisted that day in downing five other Japanese aircraft. She was ordered the next day to Radar Picket Station No. 1 directly north of Okinawa, where the destroyers Bush (DD-529) and Colhoun (DD-801) had been sunk during attacks by multiple kamikaze planes. On April 9, five planes identified as Vals (Type 99 Dive Bombers) headed for Sterett, but one changed direction toward two smaller LCS landing craft at the same picket station. Sterett's 5-inch guns downed two Vals quite some distance away. The remaining two planes continued their approach with machine guns blazing. The destroyer's gunners sawed off the wing of one attacker, which hit the water about 50 yards off the starboard beam. Commander Gordon Williams writes, "One wheel of the plane ricocheted and wedged under the starboard anchor chain." The last Val hit Sterett just above the waterline on the starboard side and opened up a ten-foot hole. The crash caused moderate damage requiring repairs in the States, but there were only minor injuries to the crew. The destroyer made it under her own power to Kerama Retto, where a photo taken there shows the extent of the ship's damage caused by the kamikaze attack (see photo at bottom of this web page).
Calhoun's well-justified pride in Sterett's accomplishments, battle performance, and crewmen is reflected throughout the pages of Tin Can Sailor. This well-researched book successfully integrates Calhoun's personal experiences and former crewmen's accounts to tell the story of this "gallant fighting ship" described in glowing language in the Presidential Unit Citation below.
"For extraordinary heroism in action against an enemy Japanese Task Force during the Battle of Guadalcanal on the night of November 12-13, 1942. Fighting boldly and with determination against units of the powerful enemy Fleet intent on bombarding our airfield at Guadalcanal, the U.S.S. STERETT successfully engaged three Japanese vessels at close range during the thirty-four minutes of furious action. Scoring numerous hits on an enemy light cruiser, she then closed range to 3000 yards and fired a full salvo of torpedoes to cause two large explosions and assist in sinking a battleship. When an enemy destroyer was sighted at 1000 yards from her starboard bow, she immediately took it under fire and, with two torpedoes and two five-inch salvos, exploded and sank the vessel before it could open fire. With her after section severely damaged and burning and with both after guns disabled as the remaining enemy ships concentrated their gunfire on her, she fought desperately to control the damage and succeeded in retiring from the battle area under her own power. A gallant fighting ship, superbly handled by her officers and men, the STERETT rendered invaluable service in defeating a major enemy attack at this crucial point in the Solomon Islands Campaign."


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Russia: Syrian conflict costs rise to $8 million per day
With reserves dwindling, Russia may face a conflict it cannot afford, experts say
by Zaki Shaikh and Andrew Jay Rosenbaum
The cost of the Russian campaign in Syria has risen to about $8 million per day, up from about $4 million per day earlier in the operations, according to experts' calculations.
The cost of the Russian intervention has risen sharply, since a Russian fighter jet violated Turkish airspace and was shot down after repeated warnings on Nov. 24, according to estimates by the U.K.'s Royal United Services Institute released on Friday.
Russia had been spending about $4 million a day on the Syrian campaign until then, the institute said, but after the incident in Turkey, the daily costs have risen to $ 8 million,
According to analysts, each hour of flight costs about $12,000 for a military aircraft and $3,000 for helicopters. Russian military aviation is estimated to be spending $710,000 daily, assuming that each combat aircraft flies on average 90 minutes, and each helicopter an hour, according to the institute.
About $750,000 is spent daily on ammunition. Other military spending is calculated at $440 thousand per day. Operations by warships in the Mediterranean Sea cost $200,000 per day. Adding logistics, communications, and intelligence expenses to the list requires spending of another $250,000 per day, the institute said.
Given that the Russian government has estimated that operations are to last about a year, the cost of the total intervention becomes formidable, especially for a country whose reserves are being depleted. Russian Finance Minister told the press on Oct. 28 that about half of the country's $80 billion in reserves had already been spent to cover the government's budget deficit, and, if the price of oil did not rise, he expected a large part of the remaining reserves to be drained.
For how long will the Russian forces actually have to remain in Syria?
Moscow's Nezavisimaya Gazeta noted Dec 18 that Russia had expected to see the formation of a broad international coalition to end the fighting. But Russia's insistence on the survival of the Assad regime has caused most potential partners, including the U.S., not to join.
Since the beginning of October, the Russian authorities have claimed that a military operation in Syria will not require additional budget expenditures. "We got it all covered within the budget of the Ministry of Defense and will not incur any additional costs in the current year," Nezavisimay Gazeta cited Russian Finance Minister Anton Siluanov on Oct. 16.
But the Gazeta report noted that the budget did not account for the costs of the Syrian expeditionwhich involved triple payment in salaries and travel allowances for hundreds of military personnel and defense personnel as well as that of using modern fighter aircraft. Moreover, the additional consumption of ammunition, particularly the costly ones such as cruise missiles, both sea-and air-borne were not envisaged in the earlier military expenditures, according to the report.
To this must be added the unforeseen expenses for supply ships, support vessels, aircraft and helicopters, particularly the Tu-95MS strategic missile and Tu-160 long-range bombers.
Estimates for 2016 Federal budget have earmarked an amount of 145 billion rubles ($2.03 billion) to finance costs of the military campaign in Syria. This amount does not seem overwhelming within the defense budget, especially considering the high geopolitical stakes.
But it does not seem sufficient, unless the fighting ends without excessive delay. There are currently no signs that the fighting is slowing down.
Russia wanted a quick win, but it seems more likely to be mired in a long-term conflict.
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Q: Google Maps Infobox and jQuery I am using infobox to display some data related to the marker. The data contains html code and in particular a div with a class test.
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I am stressing the fact that the exact code works fine with InfoWindow. I can also confirm that the the complete html shows up, as I can see it using FireBug.
I know that live() has been depreciated but I am using and older jQuery version.
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A: Got it!
I had to set enableEventPropagation: true in the InfoBox options.
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Timeline Tuesday … 1960s
Today's 'Timeline Tuesday' takes us through the 1960s – first homes in Hawai'i Kai, Land Use Commission formed, visitors to Hawai'I hit 1-million and Hawai'i Five-O debuts. We look at what was happening in Hawai'i during this time period and what else was happening around the rest of the world.
A Comparative Timeline illustrates the events with images and short phrases. This helps us to get a better context on what was happening in Hawai'i versus the rest of the world. I prepared these a few years ago for a planning project. (Ultimately, they never got used for the project, but I thought they might be on interest to others.)
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Kaluaokau, Waikīkī
Kaluaokau, an ʻili in Waikīkī, has been interpreted with several possible meanings. Henry Kekahuna, a Hawaiian ethnologist, pronounced Kaluaokau as ka-lu'a-o-ka'u, which translates as "the grave of Ka'u" (lu'a means "heap, pile or grave.")
The term Kaluaokau can also be divided as ka-lua-o-Kau, which literally translates as ka (the) lua (pit) o (of) Kau (a personal name), or "the pit of Kau." There are others.
Whatever the purpose of the prior naming and its meaning, this portion of Waikīkī (including Helumoa, Kaluaokau and adjacent 'ili) was important in the lives of the Hawaiian Ali'i.
The 'ili of Kaluaokau was eventually granted to William Lunalilo (the first democratically elected King, who defeated Kalākaua in 1873.)
The first structure on the property was a simple grass hut; Lunalilo later built and referred to his Waikīkī home as the "Marine Residence;" it consisted of a residence, a detached cottage and outbuildings, surrounded by a fence. The estate included a small section that extended makai to the sea and included several small outbuildings and a canoe shed.
Following Lunalilo's death in 1874, his Kaluaokau home and land were bequeathed to Queen Emma, the widow of Kamehameha IV (Alexander Liholiho – who had died in 1863.)
Queen Emma had Papaʻenaʻena Heiau on the slopes of Diamond Head dismantled, and she used the rocks to build a fence to surround her Waikīkī estate.
Later litigation confirmed that the Queen Emma parcel included access to the water (ʻĀpuakēhau Stream) and the taro growing on the 'Marine Residence" property. Queen Emma is known to have resided occasionally on the Waikīkī property before her death.
Her will stated that her lands be put in trust with the proceeds to benefit the Queen's Hospital in Honolulu, which Queen Emma, along with her husband, Kamehameha IV, had helped to found.
Records indicate Henry Macfarlane, an entrepreneur from New Zealand who had settled on O'ahu owned and/or leased property within the Kaluaokau ʻili.
Reportedly, it was Macfarlane and his wife who planted the banyan tree currently growing in the center of the property. They lived on this property for a while, eventually raising six children, some of who became financiers for sugar plantations and for the early tourist industry in Waikīkī.
The site was also used by immigrant Japanese workers. During the construction of hotels (Moana Hotel, Royal Hawaiian Hotel) in the early twentieth century (and later the Surfrider in 1952) by the Matson Navigation Company, cottages were built for housing the mostly Japanese immigrant workers and their families, and called "Japanese Camps." More buildings were built.
By the mid-1950s, there were more than fifty hotels and apartments from the Kālia area to the Diamond Head end of Kapiʻolani Park. The Waikīkī population by the mid-1950s was not limited to transient tourists; it included 11,000 permanent residents, living in 4,000 single dwellings and apartment buildings.
On January 16, 1955, entrepreneur Donn Beach (Don the Beachcomber) announced plans for a "Waikīkī Village" that was to be called "The International Market Place."
The International Market Place first opened in 1957. Envisioned as a commercial center with the Dagger Bar and Bazaar Buildings, and featuring the arts, crafts, entertainment and foods of Hawaiʻi's multicultural people, it may have been one of the earliest cultural tourist attractions in the Islands.
Designed originally to encompass 14-acres between the Waikīkī Theater and the Princess Kaʻiulani Hotel, extending from Kalākaua Avenue halfway to Kūhiō Avenue, the International Market Place was to be a "casual, tropical village with arts, crafts, entertainment, and foods of Hawai'i's truly diverse people … including Hawaiian, South Sea islander, Japanese, Chinese, Indian, and Filipino…" (Queen Emma Foundation)
By the late-1950s, a row of retail shops had been constructed along Kalākaua Avenue. Other elements of the International Market Place included the Hawaiian Halau, Japanese Tea House and Esplanade buildings. The banyan tree, which still remains to this day, was also once home to Don's tree house.
Matson sold all of its Waikīkī hotel properties to the Sheraton Company in 1959 and no longer required housing for its hotel staff. Additionally, properties were likely cleared in anticipation of the extensive development that occurred throughout Waikīkī in the 1960s and 1970s.
In 1964, Waikīkī's entertainment hub was International Market Place; and it's where the first Crazy Shirts shop was born (initially known as Ricky's Crazy Shirts.) T-shirts with a message sold. Some were silly ("Suck 'em Up!"), some were logos ("Surfboards Hawaii"), and some were political ("Draft Beer Not Students"). (Crazy Shirts)
The famous Duke Kahanamoku's (Duke's,) where Don Ho gained fame, was once housed there. Don the Beachcomber, one of Waikīkī's long-gone landmark restaurants, as well as Trader Vic's also called it home.
Hawaiʻi radio icon, Hal Lewis (the self-named "J Akuhead Pupule," best known to Island radio listeners as "Aku,") once broadcast his popular morning talk show from the tree house in the Banyan tree.
However, over the last half-century, as the rest of Waikīkī evolved, the Market Place kept its 1960s look, as visitors wind through the carts and kiosks, hawking T-shirts, plastic hula skirts, volcano-shaped candles, and other tiki and tacky souvenirs.
Landowner Queen Emma Foundation is looking to change that. Working with the Taubman Company, the International Market Place, Waikīkī Town Center and Miramar Hotel are destined for destruction, with new structures to take their place.
Aiming to restore "a sense of Hawaiianness," the new International Market Place will feature low-rise structures, open-air shops and restaurants, paths, gardens, a storytelling hearth, a performance amphitheater and, yes, parking. And the banyan tree stays.
Today, as successor to The Queen's Hospital, The Queen's Medical Center is the largest private nonprofit hospital in Hawaiʻi, licensed to operate with 505 acute care beds and 28 sub-acute beds. As the leading medical referral center in the Pacific Basin, Queen's has more than 3,500 employees and over 1,100 physicians on staff.
The royal mission and vision of The Queen's Health Systems is directly supported through revenues generated by the lands bequeathed by Queen Emma when she passed away in 1885, including the International Market Place.
The image shows the Marine Residence of Lunalilo (and later Queen Emma) at Kaluaokau, now the site of the International Market Place. In addition, I have added other related images in a folder of like name in the Photos section on my Facebook and Google+ pages.
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Several members of the HRM-research group regularly teach at the graduate programs and post-experience (diploma, MBA, MPG, etc.) in Human Resource Management at CBS.
We host a special issue in Ephemera under the headline: "Managing the Human", which calls for diverse, empirically driven, engaged and critical HRM studies, in order to bridge the current gap in HRM between theory and practice.
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NYC schools drop traditional grades for most students: Mayor de Blasio
Mayor Bill de Blasio holds a media availability on COVID-19. City Hall. Friday, April 17, 2020.
Traditional grades will be dropped for all public schools students except high schoolers, Mayor de Blasio said Tuesday, bowing to the reality of trying to teach thousands of students deprived of classrooms and face-to-face instruction.
For students in kindergarten through fifth grade, traditional grades will be replaced with an evaluation of "Meets Standards" or "Needs Improvement."
Middle schoolers will receive one of three evaluations: "Meets Standards," "Needs Improvement" or "Course In Progress."
High school students will still receive traditional grades, but "students who require more time to show mastery will receive 'Course In Progress' and [be] enrolled in summer-fall support programs," according to the mayor's office.
The announcement came as city schools were in their seventh week of remote learning and after de Blasio said schools will remain closed for the academic year.
"You're being asked to shoulder a burden that, honestly, young people haven't been asked to shoulder in a long long time," the mayor said at a press conference, addressing the city's students. "We will be there for you."
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Q: Mysql replace row if value = something I want to edit in 'videos' table, if 'category' column has the value set to 'Music' then replace it with the value '1'.
How can i do this?

A: UPDATE videos
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    WHERE category = 'Music'

A: update [table_name] set [field_name] = replace([field_name],'[string_to_find]','[string_to_replace]');

A: I'm a bit confused as to what you're trying to accomplish. Is 'category' a column that is currently set to 'Music' for some row, and you want to set that to 1? If so:
update videos set category = 1 where category = 'Music'

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Take a look at the mysql docs, they are really good with explanations and examples.

A: You want to replace the category with '1'?
update videos
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A: Most probably the category your are referring to is a column, and not a row. If that is true then this solution is apt:
UPDATE videos SET category = '1' WHERE category = 'Music'
Go through the following link which contains tutorials, fruitful for beginners:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb264565%28v=sql.90%29.aspx
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Treaty of Akhal
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The Treaty of Akhal was signed by Persia and Imperial Russia on 21 September 1881. The treaty marked Persia's official recognition of Khwarazm's annexation by the Russian Empire. Although Persia had won a clear victory in the last Ottoman–Persian War (1821–23) over their Ottoman arch rivals, it had been considerably weakened by years of ineffective rulers, the defeat against Russia in 1813 and 1828 in which they lost all of the Caucasus, and with the increasing occupation by Great Britain of Egypt, during the years of 1873 to 1881, and on top of that the decaying Ottoman Empire, Imperial Russia stepped up its campaign to wrest full control over Central Asia. See The Great Game. Hence forces led by Generals Mikhail Skobelev, Ivan Lazarev, and Konstantin Kaufman spearheaded the campaign, with Persia unable to react. The immobilized Naser al-Din Shah Qajar sent foreign secretary Mirza Sa'eed Khan Mo'tamen ol-Mulk to meet Ivan Zinoviev and sign a treaty in Tehran.
By virtue of this treaty, Persia would henceforth cease any claim to all parts of Turkestan and Transoxiana, setting the Atrek River as the new boundary. Hence Merv, Sarakhs, Eshgh Abad, and the surrounding areas were transferred to Russian control under the command of General Alexander Komarov in 1884.
Mahdavi, H. A. Tarikh-i Ravābit-i Khareji -e Iran. 1985. p. 286-287.
Nasser Takmil Homayoun. Kharazm: What do I know about Iran?. 2004. ISBN 964-379-023-1, p. 85-87.
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Q: How to model capacity (value and unit) in Domain Driven Design? If I have a Tank entity, would it be correct to have a Capacity value consisting of Capacity.Value and Capacity.Unit?
I would usually have Tank.CapacityValue and Tank.CapacityUnit, but I think this is not correct in a DDD scenario. Thank you for your input.

A: I think you're after the Quantity pattern as described here by Martin Fowler:

... But using objects invites us to add new fundamental types whenever they add value, and having a specific type for dimensioned quantities adds quite a lot of value.


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I don't like debates, but this baby has me fired up!
In fact, I really hate debating. Political, family, whatever. I will probably end up deleting this post after a while because I'm sure there will be plenty of people who disagree with me. But something came up today that has really put a fire under me. It's the new to America Breastfeeding Baby.
Bebe Gloton, meaning "gluttonous baby," makes sucking noises as it feeds.
The point of this doll is to show little girls that breastfeeding is natural. I'm totally OK with breastfeeding, by the way. Breastfeeding is natural. It's why we women are made the way we are. I breastfed all 4 of my children, each a little longer than the previous. I have nothing against breastfeeding or letting kids realize that there is nothing wrong with it if that's the road they choose to go down.
Here's one of my problems: what if a little boy wants a doll like this for himself? I don't have a problem with boys playing with dolls. When we had our third child, we gave dolls to both of our older kids, and he still has it. But a doll like this creates huge issues for boys. Why?
Because there is nothing natural about a boy wanting to breastfeed. Boys don't have breasts. Boys don't have milk ducts. They were not created to breastfeed babies. By letting little boy plays with a doll like this and think that it is totally "natural," parents can create huge gender confusion issues and mess up their sons. It's just wrong.
Doll play is fun. When I was a little girl I used to love dolls that went potty or burped or chewed their food. Those are all things that real babies do. In fact, I probably wouldn't have such issue with this doll if it came with a bottle. Because not all babies are breastfed. And that's something the doll makers seem to forget.
It can be traumatizing on a new mom when she knows that's how she wants to take care of her newborn but can't. Someone very close to me went through severe depression because she wasn't able to breastfeed. A doll like this can easily have negative effects on a mommy-to-be if she learns early on that this is the only way to raise a baby–and then is unable to herself.
In my opinion, this toy takes the fun out of role-playing and brings up adult issues. For boys and girls. Breastfeeding is a choice. I have met many moms that have chosen not to breastfeed. Some by choice. Some by physical limitations. But a doll like this gives the idea that you must–are required–to breastfeed.
Let's not make our daughter's (or sons) future choices for them. Let's just agree that dolls are for fun and not bring our adult issues into the mix.
One of my best friends just had her baby! I'm so excited that I could just scream! Of course I won't do that because that would be really scary to a newborn. But it has brought up so many emotions that I felt when my kiddos were newborns.
For example, the smell. I wish someone could come up with a way to bottle that newborn baby smell. I'm not sure what it is, but it is like a drug to me. And what about those sounds? Lip smacking and grunting sounds so cute when it comes out of a precious little one day old.
But it also makes me think of the days when my babies were more than the world to me. When I thought they could do no wrong. When just looking at them made me cry with joy. And why does time make those things fade?
Well, it doesn't fade. It just changes. Looking back at how I treated my kids when they were newborns makes me appreciate them more now. I used to imagine who they would be in 1, 5, 10 years down the road. Now I love them more for who they have become. For the young adults that they will be. I used to think that I couldn't love them more than the first time I saw them. Now I know that I love them more as each day passes.
Liz, I know you do and will feel the same love for Quin! You were born to be a mommy and I'm so thankful that Quinley Jean is in our lives! I can't wait to see the girl that she becomes and the mom that you have been for a long time. Love you both!
Me and Liz on a girl's weekend to LA in 2008. August was in my tummy. So glad my friends can share in a mommy's love!
In the world of technology, I am dumb.
I really have no idea what I'm doing when it comes to pretty much any kind of technology. Computers, ipods, cell phones. You name it, I need a tutorial. This becomes more and more apparent to me as my 10 and 12 year olds continue to surpass my knowledge in the technological world.
Everything in our house is run on our computer or some other kind of electronic system. 99% of our phone calls are made from our cell phones. We stream TV on our Xbox. We watch movies on our apple TV. Luckily my husband is quite savvy when it comes to technology, otherwise I would probably still be using my VHS and cordless phone.
I tried to make a simple monthly calendar last week on my mac. Macs are supposed to be for people like me. Easy and basic. The calendar is still sitting on my dashboard thingy waiting to be made because I couldn't figure out, to save my life, how to insert a picture. Laugh if you must. I am aware that I am incapable.
In high school I took a typing class. I mastered the type writer. I could type faster than anyone in my class. This last school year, my 6th grader mastered how to do power point presentations and spread sheets. Things are not as simple as they were 2 decades ago. Or maybe they are.
Maybe I just need to get on the techno-bandwagon and try to do something more than email and facebook. Or maybe I can just keep things how they are and let my 2 year old update my blog for me once a year. Because I'm pretty sure he'll learn faster than me.


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A Fabulous Storyline and Ending of Romance is a Bonus Book
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Before joining the military, Lee Jong Suk's final drama was 'Romance Is A Bonus Book.' And this incredible drama does not disappoint. The Kdrama discusses true friendship, second chances, and, of course, literature. That is why this one should be on your watch list if you enjoy reading books because it will make you love them even more. 'Romance Is A Bonus Book' has a lovely side since it gives us the courage to pursue our aspirations and interests regardless of the obstacles we may face.
The Storyline of Romance is a Bonus Book:
Cha Eun Ho and Kang Dan Yi are essential to the plot. On the one hand, Cha Eun Ho is a fantastic author who has achieved great success in his industry. On the other hand, Kang Dan Yi is a mother whose husband cheats on her, prompting her to divorce him. The two leads' friendship dates back to their childhood. Eun Ho requests that Dan Yi find him a housekeeper, but he has no idea that she is the housekeeper. Nothing stays concealed forever, and Eun Ho finally discovers this and assists her. Meanwhile, Dan Yi becomes a task supporter at Eun Ho's publishing company, which brings them closer together.
Romance is a Bonus Book Ending Explained:
We had a hunch as the episodes continued that Cha Eun Ho and Kang Dan Yi would end up together, and it did, and audiences couldn't be happier. And how they made their romance public in front of their office team made our hearts skip a beat and gave us BUTTERFLIES! They also share a lovely kiss, which is stunning. A charming voice-over complemented this by Dan Yi, who said she opened an old beloved book she had read for the first time. But as she read it repeatedly, she underlined crucial portions and discovered new sentences daily.
Fans Were Cherished with Romance is a Bonus Book Ending:
If you're disappointed about the second lead who was rejected, don't worry because things worked out for them as well. Yes, Ji Seo Joon (Wi Ha Joon) and Song Hae Rin (Jung Yoo Jin) ended up together, and fans were overjoyed to watch this scenario. Along with this, the most lovely aspect was the ending, which showed all of the couples coming together. Ji Yool and Park Hoon ultimately kiss, Kim Jae Min and Yoo Sun end up together, and Ji Hong and Seo Young A co-parent their child comfortably.
Fans Loved the Romance of Noona:
Eun-ho is five years younger than Dan-character. We observe their relationship progress through many stages as we see them develop into beautiful mature people. Often, societal standards and self-prejudices stand in the way—however, love triumphs in the end. The drama has a love triangle or, more accurately, a love square. But those who were intended to end up together. It is acceptable to state that Romance is a Bonus Book that succeeded in portraying Noona's romance with sincerity and respect.
Streaming Details of Romance is a Bonus Book:
The South Korean drama business embraces Noona Romance genres. Noona romance, often known as the younger boy-older girl genre, is prevalent in South Korea. Many cultures do not prefer this partnership, yet South Koreans do. Romance is a Bonus Book that first aired on the tvN network. Those who haven't seen the drama yet can watch it online. The drama's official streaming partner is Netflix. With 16 episodes, the acting is ideal for watching with your significant other or when you need some drive in your life.
Such a relationship's pleasure is probably what makes it so popular. Some guys prefer to date mature, experienced women because they find these characteristics appealing. Many dramas of this type have been produced, including the critically praised Something in the Rain, Encounter, and A Witch's Romance, She Would Never Know, to name a few. Watching these made us realize why this type of connection appeals to some. Romance is a bonus. The book was released in 2019 and quickly became popular. It was primarily because it was actor Lee Jong-final suk's drama before enlisting in the military.
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Over the summer, Chelsea were interested in signing Lazio's 23-year-old midfielder Sergej Milinkovic-Savic.
Along with west London giants, other European heavyweights Manchester United, Juventus, Barcelona, Real Madrid and Paris Sain-Germain were all keen on signing the midfielder, after an impressive 17/18 season in which Serbia international almost helped Lazio regain a place in the Champions League.
Now, Segej Milinkovic-Savic, after staying at Serie A club, is ready for a contract renewal; one which will make him the highest paid player in the era of Claudio Lotito who is at the helm of the club since 2004.
The central midfielder's contract will extend until 2023, earning €3 million per year with bonuses of up to €500,000.
More importantly, there is no release clause in €100 million-rated star's new contract despite the reported attempts of his agent, Mateja Kezman.
This will be essential for Lazio as they look to make every penny they can from the sale of their superstar and to lose him for an amount less than his real market value would be disappointing.
The Blues were monitoring the 23-year-old midfielder until Maurizio Sarri and Jorginho arrived from Serie A this summer.


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Q: boxplots along a continous axis in ggplot2 I have the following dataset.
And want to plot it using ggplot2, but plotting the boxplots in a continous scale.
However, I could not find a way to do that. This is the furthest I could get:
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        axis.text.y  = element_text(angle=0, vjust=0.5,colour="black", size=14)
        )+
  theme(legend.position="none")+
  annotate("text", size=5, x =  0.5,y= 25,    label = "A")

A: Column loss is missing from the dataset: I presume it is the difference between pre and post weights (which are expressed in Kg in the dataset). I also presume that by "continuous scale" you mean that the treatment is represented as a real number, not as a factor on the x-axis. If that is the case, then it is enough to add a group statement.
## add loss (in gr)
t <- t %>% mutate(loss=-1e3*(post.weight-pre.weight))

p <- ggplot(t, aes(x=treatment, y=loss, group=treatment)) +
   scale_fill_manual(values=cbPalette)+
   geom_boxplot(fill="white") +
   geom_point(col="blue")+
   ylab("weight lost(g)")+
   xlab("")+
   theme(panel.background = element_rect(fill='transparent', colour='black'),
        panel.grid.major = element_blank(),
        panel.grid.minor = element_blank(),
        axis.title.x = element_text(colour="black", size=14),
        axis.text.x  = element_text(angle=0, vjust=0.5,colour="black",   size=14),
        axis.title.y = element_text(colour="black", size=14),
        axis.text.y  = element_text(angle=0, vjust=0.5,colour="black", size=14)
        )+
  theme(legend.position="none")