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Woolwich set for in-person Canada Day
Last updated: 2022/06/30 at 10:04 AM
By Bill Atwood Published June 30, 2022
There'll be plenty of flags flying this weekend as we celebrate Canada Day. [Bill Atwood]
Woolwich is getting set to host a proper Canada Day celebration for the first time since 2019, a post-pandemic event set for tomorrow (Friday).
"We're definitely excited to be able to celebrate in-person. The past few years, our celebrations were done virtually. Last year we kind of did a hybrid model where we had some virtual opportunities and some in-person pre-registered activities, but this year, with restrictions lowered and kind of going back to that pre-COVID time, we're all in-person with no pre-registration," said Marie Malcolm, township community programs and inclusion coordinator.
This year's celebration will be held at the Woolwich Memorial Centre, with activities going from 11 a.m. until 4 p.m. There are a wide variety of activities, meaning there is something for everyone, Malcolm said.
These activities include free public swims at the pool from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and from 12:30 until 2 p.m., a magic show and lesson provided by Theatricks Entertainment, a classic car show and a live band.
"We will be hosting Encore Dance Studio who will be providing a miniature dance performance with some of their dancers on the stage. The fire department is coming out with their fire trucks," Malcolm said.
"We'll be having a storybook walk: a picture book that is going to be along the EDSS track where people can walk into and read a story with their family. And then our summer camp staff will be hosting a wide variety of kid's games, such as snakes and ladders and Jenga and checkers, so some nice large, fun games to keep the kids busy," she added.
As with last year Woolwich will be providing Indigenous education opportunities.
"We felt this year and in future years it's important to continue to build awareness and also celebrate Indigenous culture. It's also important as Canadians that we thoughtfully examine what it means to be Canadian and understand our country's indigenous roots and the racism that still exists today," Malcolm said.
This will be a permanent part of the township's Canada Day celebrations going forward.
"Canada is multicultural, so it's also very important that we make awareness of that, and that Canada as a whole we are continuing to learn and grow and be a wholesome country," Malcolm added.
"We hope to see our residents come out and enjoy the day with us."
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I love the Today show and listening to my youngest daughter sleeping in. Since we had such a busy week, she should sleep until 10 which gives me a very quiet, enjoyable morning with my coffee and T.V.!!
I had so much fun visiting Boston for the first time this past week. It's sad that my oldest graduated and this was the 1st time I'd been there! :( I was simply unable to afford it before now with finishing college myself, starting a new career, and moving to a new town! I will definitely be going back however because she will be living there!
She looks exhausted, graduating is exhausting! Especially when you have family to show around,a room to pack up and of course senior partying to do! Her diploma is written entirely in Latin which we are assuming is an Ivy league thing!! ;) Mine certainly isn't! I am so proud of her and can't wait to see what the future holds for her!
Of course we had to visit Cheers! I used to love that show and watched every episode!! As you can see, my youngest isn't happy but that is pretty usual for her! We have a growing collection of pictures that show her with unhappy faces that I plan to put together in a photo book when she is 18 and graduating herself! She gets so mad that we laugh at the pictures but continues to look like that so I figure it is well deserved! My mini-vacation to Massachusetts was AWESOME!!!
I do believe that in order to recuperate and re-organize, I will simply stay home and in my PJ's all day! After running around from 6am to midnight for almost a week I am exhausted...pooped...plum worn out!! Good thing there is nothing I absolutely have to do today!
My goal for this summer...to make at least 10 new products for my TPT store! I have been offered a 3rd grade position for next year so I will need some new things for my classroom! I'm not completely sure what will happen as I have applied other places also but I know that I need my TPT as a supplement! I have to start looking into new curriculum and plan to make things to reflect whatever new position I end up with!
Let's get physical! Ha! I just completed (almost) the 30-day squat challenge and my lower half feels much stronger! Let me just tell you how glad I was that I had done this prior to walking all over Wellesley and Boston! I was sore but I know it would've been so much worse! So my next challenge is to work my way up to running a 5K! I desperately need the cardio and hopefully it will firm up some other areas!! I love how this app slowly walks you through it 3 days a week for 30 minutes a day!
Having just returned from vacay I can say with experience that my 3 essentials were a GPS,flip-flops and sunscreen! I have no idea what we would've done without the GPS telling us where we needed to go. Boston is a big, bustling city and this slow town girl isn't used to driving in all of that! I got lost with the GPS so...just imagine what could've happened without it! Ha! If you will be visiting a place that is new to you, I strongly recommend you have one!! Flip-flops...the most comfortable walking shoes ever!! Whether you are walking the beach (where I live) or the city, you can't go wrong with a good pair of flops! Same with sunscreen, city or beach its HOT out there! Stay covered so that you can enjoy yourself! A sunburn is no good and if you get one the first day...the rest of your vacay will be a bust!!
Well that's it for my Currently! I can't wait to see what everyone else is up to this month!
I loved watching the show Cheers and still watch it in reruns. I taught third grade for a couple of years and I really liked the age group. Now, I am teaching 4th grade and think I will stay because I enjoy the curriculum. Goodluck on finding just the right position for you!
WOW! Congrats to your daughter!! It looks like a great trip.


where we enjoyed a fantastic Monte San Savino Show 2016.
The jungle blog might bounce a little bit less in the next couple of weeks as Roman is pretty busy until the end of the year. He is heading out to one of MV's Jar's beginner classes in Madrid, Spain in about less than two weeks - still some few seats are left if you want to join in, check the above link! - followed by another MV's Jar's Beginner Class really close to it in Herne, near Bochum, Germany and one final private coaching for this year.
A lot of stuff to prepare and also as the season of painting soon ends together with the year 2016 Roman has to pack a lot of his projects to ship them out to collectors, catch up with office work and prepare everything for a smooth blend of the old year into the new year. Main focus will be on these things and Roman takes some weeks off from blogging, tutorial voting.
He is quite sure you will see some blogposts by his monkeybrothers of the MV-Team dropping in.
So far - soon with the review of MSS2016 and a ultrabigupdate on the MV Zombie Community Project.


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Hello, Cherry,
I think there are no quick answers. Is your husband at all open to the possibility that he might be in a cult? Some of the following materials might help both you and him:
Combatting Cult Mind Control by Steven Hassan
Cults Inside Out: How People Get In and Can Get Out by Rick Alan Ross
Cults in Our Midst: The Continuing Fight Against Their Hidden Menace by Margaret Thaler Singer
The Kingdom of the Cults by Walter Martin (a bit dated now)
Hi Cherry,
I am very sorry to hear about your husband becoming addicted to Moo's online videos. These videos are produced in such a way that Mooji comes off looking sincere, wise and loving (although there have been quite a few videos lately that are questionable in regards to this!)
Behind the scenes, Moo is far from the man he portrays himself to be.
Mooji also uses trance techniques to draw people in and make them reliant on watching the videos to get some kind of mind 'buzz'. It happened to me, too! I became addicted to this material before I even realized what was going on.
If at all possible, I suggest that you try some way to to break your husband's video watching routine. Can you get him to leave the house for a week away together where there is no internet reception, for example? Or get him up early to go running with you or something similar? You might have to get creative and brainstorm some ideas.
For me, the spell was broken when my routine inadvertently changed because we visited my husband's friends for over a week and I could no longer spend time alone just watching youtube in isolation. There was no longer the opportunity for me to do this. I realized then that 1) I was addicted to Moo's material and 2) there was something very weird and cult-like about the whole Moo set-up.
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Here is a very down to earth, easy to listen to interview to which many reading this forum might relate in regards to Mooji or anyone in life who is a narcissistic energy vampire.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JSc9fHmWIi0
How to get out of a cult? with Dr. Christiane Northrup
Jay Weidner and Yvonne Palermo are joined by best selling author Dr. Christiane Northrup to discuss Dodging Energy Vampires, who they are and how to get rid of them. Empathic people are powerful but they are also susceptible to being manipulated by the psychopathic personality. They will lie, distort reality and tell you what you want to hear. They will use your own empathic abilities against you. Do you know a cult leader with these traits? Social Media Groups with these traits?
Dr. Northrup advises you to get away from the situation as fast as possible: "Darkness feeds on your fear and anger, so stop feeding it"
Don't want to distract from Moo but we have to be careful about what
resources we use for healing, too.
Christiane Northrup, MD: Science Tainted with Strange Beliefs
Harriet Hall on May 27, 2008
[sciencebasedmedicine.org]
Christiane Northrup: more bad medicine
Peter Lipson on September 23, 2010[sciencebasedmedicine.org]
She has a line of products too. Not much different from Moo.
[www.google.com]
Hi Corboy -
Agreed, we should all do our own research before entrusting our body/mind to another - which is the point of this forum in a sense! I might add that
because someone offers a product line does not automatically mean they are deliberately scamming the public. I feel your comment was well meaning and looked at the source you quoted.
I see that the sciencebasedmedicine.org editors and contributors such as Harriet Hall are deep in the medical mafia zone, with articles denouncing homeopathy, chiropractic, alternative cancer cures, etc.. Their executive editor Steven Novella MD is the president and co-founder of the New England Skeptical Society, the host and producer of weekly science podcast, The Skeptics' Guide to the Universe. This does not bode well for anyone who values natural approaches to healing.
I would not entrust my health and wellbeing to these people either.
Sorry to diverge from the forum topic and I appreciate the voluminous individual research that makes this thread so valuable!
This article is about Jeffrey Epstein, a different person than Moo.
Content is horrid, but should be read by every concerned citizen.
Jeffrey Epstein Hoped to Seed Human Race With His DNA
By James B. Stewart, Matthew Goldstein and Jessica Silver-Greenberg
[www.nytimes.com]
Moo and Epstein are different persons. Different social backgrounds, different vocabularies.
However, do note the similarities.
Moo sought legitimacy by name dropping Hindu saints and references to Jesus.
Epstein sought legitimacy by purchasing access to scientists.
Note too the pattern of powerful self involved males wanting access to as many young bodies as possible, and feeling threatened by any other male whom they perceive as a threat.
Typical ape behavior.
The Harvard cognitive psychologist Steven Pinker said he was invited by colleagues — including Martin Nowak, a Harvard professor of mathematics and biology, and the theoretical physicist Lawrence Krauss — to "salons and coffee klatsches" at which Mr. Epstein would hold court.
While some of Mr. Pinker's peers hailed Mr. Epstein as brilliant, Mr. Pinker described him as an "intellectual impostor."
"He would abruptly change the subject, A.D.D.-style, dismiss an observation with an adolescent wisecrack," Mr. Pinker said.
At one session at Harvard, Mr. Epstein criticized efforts to reduce starvation and provide health care to the poor because doing so increased the risk of overpopulation, said Mr. Pinker, who was there. Mr. Pinker said he had rebutted the argument, citing research showing that high rates of infant mortality simply caused people to have more children. Mr. Epstein seemed annoyed, and a Harvard colleague later told Mr. Pinker that he had been "voted off the island" and was no longer welcome at Mr. Epstein's gatherings.
Just watching the latest video from the Moo tribe. It's an interesting one if you are interested in trance induction. (Other than that it is mind-numbingly boring- so watch it at your own risk!!)
This first guy up to the microphone could be a little crazy. For some reason, which is lost on everyone, he feels the need to quote Beyonce lyrics... he says:
"Destiny is a-coming, stand up and fight… merge with the great I Am."
Moo is a little taken aback, but he decides to run with it. It could be worse I suppose.
The poor young guy says: "You have no enemy, I am my enemy."
Mooji manages to launch into a trance sequence here- I have no idea what he is saying, it's too bloody confusing even to transcribe it into writing.
The poor young guy at the microphone talks haltingly about consciousness. He has a lot of trouble getting his words out.
Moo fires back with some more trance. He says that a master once said "I am the way and the truth and the light." (Moo neglects to attribute these words to Jesus, but luckily the Bible was published years ago, so Jesus is not about to launch a copyright lawsuit!)
At 12.00 Moo asks "What does 'here' mean?" He dwells on this point quite a lot.
He then asks "Who am I speaking to?" He dwells on the word 'I'. He goes over and over this point, but it doesn't make it any clearer. What or who is 'I'? "Language begins after 'I'" Moo says.
There are some very loooong pauses. This stuff is more confusing than reading linguistic philosophy (and I would know, because I've tried it.) Wittgenstein eat your heart out.
Unless you are susceptible to trance induction, you are gonna be mighty confused by now.
Moo finally comes back to the poor guy, asking: "What is that that doesn't come and go?" "Can you bare these questions?" (no, I can't bare them, Old Moo.)
The poor young guy is lost for words. I wonder if he is resistant to trance techniques? He attempts to explain himself. He can't. He starts laughing. He wants to find "nothing" (– well, that should be fairly easy.)
Around 24.10 Moo then asks a lot of open-ended questions about who is there can the seeker observe the one seeking. There is a seer who sees the absence of the seeker. It's a continuous trance loop and it goes on for some time. It's very interesting for those of you who would like to know more about trance, I really suggest you watch this part. If you are susceptible to trance induction, then this could rope you in! You will possibly find it very, very profound.
There is always someone seeking and being sought. This goes on and on and on.
The poor guy at the mike has no idea what his answers should be.
At 32.14 Moo tries to get rid of guy and encourages him to sit down.
At 36.00 the poor young guy is still there! You can just tell that he doesn't buy it.
At 38.40 Moo tries a different method. Getting the guy to count from 1 to 10. He tells him to forget the numbers and be 'zero'. I actually admire the poor guy – he isn't going to pretend to get it, when he obviously doesn't.
At 45.00 _the young guy is still at the microphone and Moo is babbling about something else.
Thanks Sahara71 for this interesting satsang report. I only watched part of the sequence with that young man.
I have seen multiple times this young man at Moo's satsangs; i am sure he has stayed or is staying in Monte Sahaja, just like the lady who was struggling her way in vain at understanding what the master is saying. Years after years they keep coming, sitting, struggling and coming back at those satsangs just as the master wants them to. I admire their perseverance or is it stubborness for if something does not work, would it not be advisable to leave the boat that does not take you to the promised land?
Yet if you like to be entertained with spiritual discourses or experience trance states or were made to believe that by doing so you are so much more "spiritual", Moo is the man for you as you bought the sold idea that he is a saintly man able to deliver you spiritual awakening just by listening to him.
The human mind is quite skilled at making us believe we have found the way, the ultimate spiritual truth when in fact it was just a hard-core belief or trance-induced state of mind.
Great photo of the audience at the recent Lisbon intensive!
[photos.mooji.org]
Even the one person who bothered to show up doesn't look particularly happy!
(Ok, I am being facetious now....lol )
Why any association w Rajneesh/Osho is cause for alarm
Though this article is about Charles Manson, it gives a lot of information
about Rajneesh.
The Manson Girl Who Got Away
What drew "Juanita" to the cult? And why did she leave it, just before the Tate murders?
By WIN MCCORMACK
[newrepublic.com]
The article also has this interesting bit about the power of implied communication.
J: Paul essentially deprogrammed Brooks and me, and later Paul Watkins, Charlie's sometime right-hand man. One of the things that he talked about was the way Charlie got control over everybody by getting people to agree that he was something spectacular, and agree to his other self-serving ideas. He said that agreements are much more powerful than people realize they are, and that implied agreements are more powerful than overt agreements. It was those implied agreements that were making it very difficult for us to break away from him.


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Italian Meatballs with Red Wine Soffritto and Pappardelle.
This is by far my favourite recipe for spaghetti and meatballs. The recipe is adapted from one I found many years ago that originates from the Emilia-Romagna region of northern Italy. The sauce is robust and rich and complex. Despite its richness, the flavours are perfectly balanced and never overpowering. It makes an impressive Sunday lunch or tea. The preparation will take a while, but is well worth the effort – also, as the smells begin to wander around the house, it comes with a guarantee of appreciative bum-pinching and neck kissing* from your significant other.
Set aside a leisurely hour and a half in total to prepare and cook this dish. Pour a glass of red and enjoy the process!
· 400 g Beef mince, lean.
· 1/2 cup full cream milk.
· 1 tablespoon finely grated brown onion (again, use a micro plane or the finest side of your grater).
· 2 tablespoons finely chopped flat leaf parsley.
· Half a teaspoon of dried oregano.
· 1/2 cup parmesan reggiano finely grated.
· ½ to 2/3 of a cup of chopped tinned Italian tomatoes.
· 1 teaspoon of tomato paste.
Combine the bread crumbs, milk, grated garlic and grated onions in a bowl and mix to combine. Let mixture sit for 5 minutes.
Combine the beef, pork, egg, oregano, parmesan and parsley with the bread crumb mixture and season with a half a teaspoon of salt and a few turns of fresh ground pepper. Mix well. Make a walnut sized meatball. Place a small sauté pan over medium heat. Add some oil and sauté the meatball until it is done. Taste and adjust the seasoning as necessary. Keep in mind the garlic and onion will grow stronger as the mix sets so you are really only tasting for salt.
Roll remaining mixture into golf ball sized meatballs. Place them in the fridge while you prepare the veggies.
Heat the oven to about 150 degrees Celsius. Bring a large pot of salted water to a boil.
Heat a large non stick frying pan over medium high heat. Add a couple of glugs of olive oil and gently add the meatballs****. Brown on all sides. During this process, the fat is rendered, giving the meatballs a firmer texture. Remove them meatballs from the frying pan and place on an oven tray.
Pop the meatballs into the oven to keep warm.
Empty out the excess oil from the frying pan***** and put back on the heat. Add a glug or two of olive oil and add the chopped onions, carrots, and celery. Sauté until they begin to soften but don't brown. Add the garlic.
Once the garlic becomes fragrant, add the wine and the bay leaves. Reduce the wine to a glaze and then add the stock. Reduce the liquid by half. Add the milk and cream. Use your judgement here, you may not need all of the milk and cream – adjust it to your taste. The amount specified here gives quite a rich sauce. Heat gently: do not let the sauce boil or you will be left with a curdled mess.
Add the pasta to your pot of salted boiling water, along with a little glug of olive oil.
Check the pasta after 4 minutes. By this time you can also take the sauce off the heat. Pull out a strand of pasta and bite into it. Once the pasta is cooked al dente, drain most of the water out (leave about 2-3 tablespoons in the bottom), then return to the pot and cover.
Remove the meatballs from the oven. Remove the bay leaves from the sauce. The sauce should not be thick but should be reduced.
Place pappardelle onto a large plate; carefully spoon some of the sauce over the top. Place 3 meatballs (or more!) on each plate and top with a little more sauce, and grated parmesan if desired.
This dish is surprisingly rich. I like to serve with a green salad of mixed lettuce, grated carrot, diced tomato, capsicum, and cucumber, very lightly dressed with balsamic vinegar or lemon juice, olive oil, salt and pepper. Another nice accompaniment is fresh crusty bread (I like sourdough). It's great for mopping up the lovely sauce.
**For the breadcrumbs, take day old bread (rolls are the best!) break into small pieces and toast under a grill. Remove and allow to cool. Bread should be quite hard and crumbly. Use hands or a knife to crumble/chop finely until even texture is achieved. These don't have to be perfectly uniform as they will soften and break up further in the meatball mix. You could also do this in food processor - I just hate cleaning the damn things!
***Never cook with wine you wouldn't drink. Or, if you are a cask wine lover like me, a better rule of thumb is to never cook with wine you would be embarrassed to display on your dinner table.
****These meatballs start out very tender, so it's important not to overcrowd the pan. If there are too many in the pan you will find it difficult to turn the meatballs without breaking them. If need be, cook in two or three batches.
*****There will be some little bits of meatball that have cooked on to the pan, don't worry about scraping these out unless they are very burned, because they will add extra flavour to the sauce.


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        end
        get '/except/exclusive' do
          { type: params[:type] }
        end

        params do
          requires :type, type: String, values: { except: ValuesModel.excepts }
        end
        get '/except/exclusive/type' do
          { type: params[:type] }
        end

        params do
          requires :type, values: { except: -> { ValuesModel.excepts } }
        end
        get '/except/exclusive/lambda' do
          { type: params[:type] }
        end

        params do
          requires :type, type: String, values: { except: -> { ValuesModel.excepts } }
        end
        get '/except/exclusive/lambda/type' do
          { type: params[:type] }
        end

        params do
          requires :type, type: Integer, values: { except: -> { [3, 4, 5] } }
        end
        get '/except/exclusive/lambda/coercion' do
          { type: params[:type] }
        end

        params do
          requires :type, type: Integer, values: { value: 1..5, except: [3] }
        end
        get '/mixed/value/except' do
          { type: params[:type] }
        end

        params do
          optional :optional, type: Array[String], values: %w[a b c]
        end
        put '/optional_with_array_of_string_values'

        params do
          requires :type, values: { proc: ->(v) { ValuesModel.values.include? v } }
        end
        get '/proc' do
          { type: params[:type] }
        end

        params do
          requires :type, values: { proc: ->(v) { ValuesModel.values.include? v }, message: 'failed check' }
        end
        get '/proc/message'
      end
    end
  end

  def app
    ValidationsSpec::ValuesValidatorSpec::API
  end

  context 'with a custom validation message' do
    it 'allows a valid value for a parameter' do
      get('/custom_message', type: 'valid-type1')
      expect(last_response.status).to eq 200
      expect(last_response.body).to eq({ type: 'valid-type1' }.to_json)
    end

    it 'does not allow an invalid value for a parameter' do
      get('/custom_message', type: 'invalid-type')
      expect(last_response.status).to eq 400
      expect(last_response.body).to eq({ error: 'type value does not include in values' }.to_json)
    end

    it 'validates against values in a proc' do
      ValidationsSpec::ValuesModel.add_value('valid-type4')

      get('/custom_message/lambda', type: 'valid-type4')
      expect(last_response.status).to eq 200
      expect(last_response.body).to eq({ type: 'valid-type4' }.to_json)
    end

    it 'does not allow an invalid value for a parameter using lambda' do
      get('/custom_message/lambda', type: 'invalid-type')
      expect(last_response.status).to eq 400
      expect(last_response.body).to eq({ error: 'type value does not include in values' }.to_json)
    end
  end

  context 'with a custom exclude validation message' do
    it 'does not allow an invalid value for a parameter' do
      get('/custom_message/exclude/exclude_message', type: 'invalid-type1')
      expect(last_response.status).to eq 400
      expect(last_response.body).to eq({ error: 'type value is on exclusions list' }.to_json)
    end
  end

  context 'with a custom exclude validation message' do
    it 'does not allow an invalid value for a parameter' do
      get('/custom_message/exclude/lambda/exclude_message', type: 'invalid-type1')
      expect(last_response.status).to eq 400
      expect(last_response.body).to eq({ error: 'type value is on exclusions list' }.to_json)
    end
  end

  context 'exclude with a standard custom validation message' do
    it 'does not allow an invalid value for a parameter' do
      get('/custom_message/exclude/fallback_message', type: 'invalid-type1')
      expect(last_response.status).to eq 400
      expect(last_response.body).to eq({ error: 'type default exclude message' }.to_json)
    end
  end

  it 'allows a valid value for a parameter' do
    get('/', type: 'valid-type1')
    expect(last_response.status).to eq 200
    expect(last_response.body).to eq({ type: 'valid-type1' }.to_json)
  end

  it 'does not allow an invalid value for a parameter' do
    get('/', type: 'invalid-type')
    expect(last_response.status).to eq 400
    expect(last_response.body).to eq({ error: 'type does not have a valid value' }.to_json)
  end

  it 'rejects all values if values is an empty array' do
    get('/empty', type: 'invalid-type')
    expect(last_response.status).to eq 400
    expect(last_response.body).to eq({ error: 'type does not have a valid value' }.to_json)
  end

  context 'nil value for a parameter' do
    it 'does not allow for root params scope' do
      get('/', type: nil)
      expect(last_response.status).to eq 400
      expect(last_response.body).to eq({ error: 'type does not have a valid value' }.to_json)
    end

    it 'allows for a required param in child scope' do
      get('/optional_with_required_values')
      expect(last_response.status).to eq 200
    end

    it 'allows for an optional param with a list of values' do
      put('/optional_with_array_of_string_values', optional: nil)
      expect(last_response.status).to eq 200
    end
  end

  it 'allows a valid default value' do
    get('/default/valid')
    expect(last_response.status).to eq 200
    expect(last_response.body).to eq({ type: 'valid-type2' }.to_json)
  end

  it 'allows a default value with except' do
    get('/default/except')
    expect(last_response.status).to eq 200
    expect(last_response.body).to eq({ type: 'valid-type2' }.to_json)
  end

  it 'allows a valid default value' do
    get('/default/hash/valid')
    expect(last_response.status).to eq 200
    expect(last_response.body).to eq({ type: 'valid-type2' }.to_json)
  end

  it 'allows a proc for values' do
    get('/lambda', type: 'valid-type1')
    expect(last_response.status).to eq 200
    expect(last_response.body).to eq({ type: 'valid-type1' }.to_json)
  end

  it 'does not validate updated values without proc' do
    ValidationsSpec::ValuesModel.add_value('valid-type4')

    get('/', type: 'valid-type4')
    expect(last_response.status).to eq 400
    expect(last_response.body).to eq({ error: 'type does not have a valid value' }.to_json)
  end

  it 'validates against values in a proc' do
    ValidationsSpec::ValuesModel.add_value('valid-type4')

    get('/lambda', type: 'valid-type4')
    expect(last_response.status).to eq 200
    expect(last_response.body).to eq({ type: 'valid-type4' }.to_json)
  end

  it 'does not allow an invalid value for a parameter using lambda' do
    get('/lambda', type: 'invalid-type')
    expect(last_response.status).to eq 400
    expect(last_response.body).to eq({ error: 'type does not have a valid value' }.to_json)
  end

  it 'does not allow non-numeric string value for int value using lambda' do
    get('/lambda_int_val', number: 'foo')
    expect(last_response.status).to eq 400
    expect(last_response.body).to eq({ error: 'number is invalid, number does not have a valid value' }.to_json)
  end

  it 'does not allow nil for int value using lambda' do
    get('/lambda_int_val', number: nil)
    expect(last_response.status).to eq 400
    expect(last_response.body).to eq({ error: 'number does not have a valid value' }.to_json)
  end

  it 'allows numeric string for int value using lambda' do
    get('/lambda_int_val', number: '3')
    expect(last_response.status).to eq 200
    expect(last_response.body).to eq({ number: 3 }.to_json)
  end

  it 'allows value using lambda' do
    get('/lambda_val', type: 'valid-type1')
    expect(last_response.status).to eq 200
    expect(last_response.body).to eq({ type: 'valid-type1' }.to_json)
  end

  it 'does not allow invalid value using lambda' do
    get('/lambda_val', type: 'invalid-type')
    expect(last_response.status).to eq 400
    expect(last_response.body).to eq({ error: 'type does not have a valid value' }.to_json)
  end

  it 'validates against an empty array in a proc' do
    get('/empty_lambda', type: 'any')
    expect(last_response.status).to eq 400
    expect(last_response.body).to eq({ error: 'type does not have a valid value' }.to_json)
  end

  it 'validates default value from proc' do
    get('/default_lambda')
    expect(last_response.status).to eq 200
  end

  it 'validates default value from proc against values in a proc' do
    get('/default_and_values_lambda')
    expect(last_response.status).to eq 200
  end

  it 'raises IncompatibleOptionValues on an invalid default value from proc' do
    subject = Class.new(Grape::API)
    expect do
      subject.params { optional :type, values: ['valid-type1', 'valid-type2', 'valid-type3'], default: ValidationsSpec::ValuesModel.values.sample + '_invalid' }
    end.to raise_error Grape::Exceptions::IncompatibleOptionValues
  end

  it 'raises IncompatibleOptionValues on an invalid default value' do
    subject = Class.new(Grape::API)
    expect do
      subject.params { optional :type, values: ['valid-type1', 'valid-type2', 'valid-type3'], default: 'invalid-type' }
    end.to raise_error Grape::Exceptions::IncompatibleOptionValues
  end

  it 'raises IncompatibleOptionValues when type is incompatible with values array' do
    subject = Class.new(Grape::API)
    expect do
      subject.params { optional :type, values: ['valid-type1', 'valid-type2', 'valid-type3'], type: Symbol }
    end.to raise_error Grape::Exceptions::IncompatibleOptionValues
  end

  it 'allows values to be true or false when setting the type to boolean' do
    get('/values/optional_boolean', type: true)
    expect(last_response.status).to eq 200
    expect(last_response.body).to eq({ type: true }.to_json)
  end
  it 'allows values to be a kind of the coerced type not just an instance of it' do
    get('/values/coercion', type: 10)
    expect(last_response.status).to eq 200
    expect(last_response.body).to eq({ type: 10 }.to_json)
  end

  it 'allows values to be a kind of the coerced type in an array' do
    get('/values/array_coercion', type: [10])
    expect(last_response.status).to eq 200
    expect(last_response.body).to eq({ type: [10] }.to_json)
  end

  it 'raises IncompatibleOptionValues when values contains a value that is not a kind of the type' do
    subject = Class.new(Grape::API)
    expect do
      subject.params { requires :type, values: [10.5, 11], type: Integer }
    end.to raise_error Grape::Exceptions::IncompatibleOptionValues
  end

  it 'raises IncompatibleOptionValues when except contains a value that is not a kind of the type' do
    subject = Class.new(Grape::API)
    expect do
      subject.params { requires :type, values: { except: [10.5, 11] }, type: Integer }
    end.to raise_error Grape::Exceptions::IncompatibleOptionValues
  end

  context 'with a lambda values' do
    subject do
      Class.new(Grape::API) do
        params do
          optional :type, type: String, values: -> { [SecureRandom.uuid] }, default: -> { SecureRandom.uuid }
        end
        get '/random_values'
      end
    end

    def app
      subject
    end

    before do
      expect(SecureRandom).to receive(:uuid).and_return('foo').once
    end

    it 'only evaluates values dynamically with each request' do
      get '/random_values', type: 'foo'
      expect(last_response.status).to eq 200
    end

    it 'chooses default' do
      get '/random_values'
      expect(last_response.status).to eq 200
    end
  end

  context 'with a range of values' do
    subject(:app) do
      Class.new(Grape::API) do
        params do
          optional :value, type: Float, values: 0.0..10.0
        end
        get '/value' do
          { value: params[:value] }.to_json
        end

        params do
          optional :values, type: Array[Float], values: 0.0..10.0
        end
        get '/values' do
          { values: params[:values] }.to_json
        end
      end
    end

    it 'allows a single value inside of the range' do
      get('/value', value: 5.2)
      expect(last_response.status).to eq 200
      expect(last_response.body).to eq({ value: 5.2 }.to_json)
    end

    it 'allows an array of values inside of the range' do
      get('/values', values: [8.6, 7.5, 3, 0.9])
      expect(last_response.status).to eq 200
      expect(last_response.body).to eq({ values: [8.6, 7.5, 3.0, 0.9] }.to_json)
    end

    it 'rejects a single value outside the range' do
      get('/value', value: 'a')
      expect(last_response.status).to eq 400
      expect(last_response.body).to eq('value is invalid, value does not have a valid value')
    end

    it 'rejects an array of values if any of them are outside the range' do
      get('/values', values: [8.6, 75, 3, 0.9])
      expect(last_response.status).to eq 400
      expect(last_response.body).to eq('values does not have a valid value')
    end
  end

  context 'exclusive excepts' do
    it 'allows any other value outside excepts' do
      get '/except/exclusive', type: 'value'
      expect(last_response.status).to eq 200
      expect(last_response.body).to eq({ type: 'value' }.to_json)
    end

    it 'allows any other value outside excepts when type is included' do
      get '/except/exclusive/type', type: 'value'
      expect(last_response.status).to eq 200
      expect(last_response.body).to eq({ type: 'value' }.to_json)
    end

    it 'rejects values that matches except' do
      get '/except/exclusive', type: 'invalid-type1'
      expect(last_response.status).to eq 400
      expect(last_response.body).to eq({ error: 'type has a value not allowed' }.to_json)
    end

    it 'rejects an array of values if any of them matches except' do
      get '/except/exclusive', type: %w[valid1 valid2 invalid-type1 valid4]
      expect(last_response.status).to eq 400
      expect(last_response.body).to eq({ error: 'type has a value not allowed' }.to_json)
    end
  end

  context 'exclusive excepts with lambda' do
    it 'allows any other value outside excepts when type is included' do
      get '/except/exclusive/lambda/type', type: 'value'
      expect(last_response.status).to eq 200
      expect(last_response.body).to eq({ type: 'value' }.to_json)
    end

    it 'allows any other value outside excepts' do
      get '/except/exclusive/lambda', type: 'value'
      expect(last_response.status).to eq 200
      expect(last_response.body).to eq({ type: 'value' }.to_json)
    end

    it 'rejects values that matches except' do
      get '/except/exclusive/lambda', type: 'invalid-type1'
      expect(last_response.status).to eq 400
      expect(last_response.body).to eq({ error: 'type has a value not allowed' }.to_json)
    end
  end

  context 'exclusive excepts with lambda and coercion' do
    it 'allows any other value outside excepts' do
      get '/except/exclusive/lambda/coercion', type: '10010000'
      expect(last_response.status).to eq 200
      expect(last_response.body).to eq({ type: 10_010_000 }.to_json)
    end

    it 'rejects values that matches except' do
      get '/except/exclusive/lambda/coercion', type: '3'
      expect(last_response.status).to eq 400
      expect(last_response.body).to eq({ error: 'type has a value not allowed' }.to_json)
    end
  end

  context 'with mixed values and excepts' do
    it 'allows value, but not in except' do
      get '/mixed/value/except', type: 2
      expect(last_response.status).to eq 200
      expect(last_response.body).to eq({ type: 2 }.to_json)
    end

    it 'rejects except' do
      get '/mixed/value/except', type: 3
      expect(last_response.status).to eq 400
      expect(last_response.body).to eq({ error: 'type has a value not allowed' }.to_json)
    end

    it 'rejects outside except and outside value' do
      get '/mixed/value/except', type: 10
      expect(last_response.status).to eq 400
      expect(last_response.body).to eq({ error: 'type does not have a valid value' }.to_json)
    end
  end

  context 'custom validation using proc' do
    it 'accepts a single valid value' do
      get '/proc', type: 'valid-type1'
      expect(last_response.status).to eq 200
      expect(last_response.body).to eq({ type: 'valid-type1' }.to_json)
    end

    it 'accepts multiple valid values' do
      get '/proc', type: ['valid-type1', 'valid-type3']
      expect(last_response.status).to eq 200
      expect(last_response.body).to eq({ type: ['valid-type1', 'valid-type3'] }.to_json)
    end

    it 'rejects a single invalid value' do
      get '/proc', type: 'invalid-type1'
      expect(last_response.status).to eq 400
      expect(last_response.body).to eq({ error: 'type does not have a valid value' }.to_json)
    end

    it 'rejects an invalid value among valid ones' do
      get '/proc', type: ['valid-type1', 'invalid-type1', 'valid-type3']
      expect(last_response.status).to eq 400
      expect(last_response.body).to eq({ error: 'type does not have a valid value' }.to_json)
    end

    it 'uses supplied message' do
      get '/proc/message', type: 'invalid-type1'
      expect(last_response.status).to eq 400
      expect(last_response.body).to eq({ error: 'type failed check' }.to_json)
    end
  end
end

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The only idea I have so far is using the Wrap tool and then ebossing the teeth patern all the way through the cone walls. Will that work?
The part I am not sure about is how to match the size of the teeth sketch to the size of the cone. Obviously the width of the unfolded cone can be calculated, but I am sure that SolidWorks can do this calculation for me... I am also not sure how to create a Sketch plane that would be tangential to the cone.
Is there a way to start with sketch based on the picture above, and then wrap it around a cone of the correct size for that specific sketch?
I suppose you could use Wrap to make the teeth, but I would be inclined to make one tooth, then use a circular pattern to generate the rest.
To get the proper length for your tooth, just use pi in your value. If your diameter is 40 mm and you want to have 10 teeth, then the circumfrential pitch of one tooth is 4*pi. Just enter it like that when you define the length.
Looking at the teeth in your picture, they look to be different.
If they are the same, use one of the base planes and do an extruded cut through all projecting out. Then do a circular pattern around.
If they are different, with some being the same, then do a combination of my first suggestion and then create a new plane rotated to the desired angle and do the same extruded cut through all.
And, this is not a noob question. This can be tricky if you are not familiar with the software.
Big thank you to both Jerry and Scott for getting me onto the right track with this problem!
1) Figured out the angular pitch for the deep tooth and the shallow tooth. There are 2 deep teeth and 4 shallow teeth.
2) Drew contruction lines on the base of the cone and eminating from the center of the cone, with the correct angles for the teeth from step 1. This provided me with intersection points between the base of the cone and the lines.
3) Made a plane tangential to the cone surface and positioned exactly in the midpoint between 2 contruction lines from step 2.
4) Drew a triangle for a single tooth, with 2 vertecies coincidental with construction points from step 2.
5) Did an Extrude Cut.
6) Repeated steps 3 to 5 for the shallow tooth.
7) Used Circular Pattern and Mirror Pattern to position the rest of the cutouts.


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It was released and retired in 2020. Sugar Plum in her toy form is possibly destroyed afterwards. Add to Bag. Many years prior to events of the film, the Sugar Plum Fairy was one of many toys brought to life by a device of the talented inventor Marie Stahlbaum in the Four Realms. She also appears to be very vain, boasting about how prettier she is than Mother Ginger. Background information Expect to find hair accessories, pens & pencils, sticky notes, erasers and so much more. Quote It was released and retired in 2020. The outfit was only initially available to Gold and Berry level members of AG Rewards. The holidays wouldn't be the same without sweets! It is a renovated version of the classic one with a modern beat, which creates a cheerful and non-standard holiday mood. Hoffman and the ballet by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky. To collect discipline, order, control! However, Clara, in case Sugar Plum refused to stop her intentions, revealed that she already reprogrammed the machine into zapping Sugar Plum, who is turned back into a lifeless porcelain doll as punishment for her crimes. Sugar Plum soon learned that Marie created a machine capable of converting toys into living objects (possibly the same one that brought her to life), and formulated a plot to create and bring life to an army of Tin Soldiers to accomplish her goal. By Deb Kiner | dkiner@pennlive.com American Girl has unveiled a … Reply. Expect to find hair accessories, pens & pencils, sticky notes, erasers and so much more. The "Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy" is the third movement in The Nutcracker. That's when troupes perform dances like the "Nutcracker" and "Sugar Plum Fairy." But when Nina performs the latter ballet, something magical happens. Add to cart. Ginger and Clara tried to reason with Sugar Plum by admitting that they understood how she felt about Marie's departure, but Sugar Plum refused to listen as she intends to turn Ginger into a toy with the machine. It is often jazzed up for television commercials at Christmas times. 1 Doll 2 Outfit 3 Box Packaging 4 Gallery 5 Trivia 6 See Also The doll is a variation of Just Like You 86. - Sheila Fulcher, GA She is a bitter and devious fairy who seeks to conquer all Four Realms, using Mother Ginger as the pawn in her schemes. It is a renovated version of the classic one with a modern beat, which creates a cheerful and non-standard holiday mood. Perfect for Christmas Commercials, Funny Christmas Commercials, YouTube video, TV Broadcasting, Radio Broadcasting, Christmas movies, promo, family videos, presentation and many more! It has been used in aspects of media specially cartoons and movies for children. 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I spoke with a serial startup founder a few weeks ago that clued me on his opinion of what kills startups: conflict at the co-founder level.
Disagreements around the topics of "who gets to decide what, who is working harder, or whose opinion matters most" threaten the very business you are attempting to build.
These issues that co-founders face can simmer slowly for months before coming to a high-boil. The stress of building a scalable product and bringing it to market coupled with the challenge of finding the correct way to communicate all of these worries, without making it personal, can strain the relationship.
It can be hard to stay rational when discussing sensitive issues or problems. Like most people, founders can take things personally, getting angry, frustrated, or even annoyed, which results in cognitive inertia (i.e., the inability to revise past assumptions based upon new information).
This sets the stage for each founder to try to persuade the other to his or her side, without accommodating their partner, and using past behaviors as a litmus test to understand how the other founders may react or decide the issue.
Mediation is a process that looks at interests, instead of positions, and asks important questions to get to the heart of why someone wants something. Much like the iceberg photo above, the mediator unearths each founder's interests which are then used as the basis for the joint problem-solving process that the mediator uses to find solutions.
Much like a brainstorming session, the mediator facilitates a collaborative problem-solving process that is based upon each person involved and their interests.
The founders must commit to work together to get this done because it requires collaboration and a little creative ingenuity so that everyone involved can leave happy.
4. Pointing out what is of high value to someone that is of low value to the other.
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Mediation, in the end, could save your startup and let the founders involved get back to doing what they love most: working on the business!.
Bottom Line: mediation helps founders caught in a disagreement by separating the people involved from the issue, unearthing their interests and why they want what they want, and allowing everyone involved to tackle potential solutions without judgment or blame. Don't let a co-founder dispute kill your startup – try mediation before it does!


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I want the config to be committed into my Git repo.
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A: Create .sbtopts file in root of your SBT project and put in -J-Xmx4G (and similarly -J<JVM option>. Unfortunately, it doesn't seem to work on Windows.

A: the apparent solution would be to do it this way:
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All About Accountability / Needed: A Dose of Assessment Literacy
W. James Popham
What most of today's educators know about education assessment would fit comfortably inside a kindergartner's half-filled milk carton. This is astonishing in light of the fact that during the last 25 years, educator competence has been increasingly determined by student performance on various large-scale examinations. Government agencies typically administer these exams, unapologetically aiming them at appraising educators' effectiveness. Yet most teachers and administrators are unfamiliar with how such large-scale tests are put together or polished. A profession's adequacy is being judged on the basis of tools that the profession's members don't understand.
This situation is analogous to asking doctors and nurses to do their jobs without knowing how to interpret patient charts. Because health professionals are evaluated according to the longevity and physical well-being of their patients, you can be certain that those professionals thoroughly understand how to ascertain a patient's vital signs. They're calledvital signs because they're vital!
Yet hoards of educators carry out their day-to-day work as though education testing were somehow peripheral to their mission. It isn't. Today, more than ever, education assessment plays a pivotal role in the education of students. That's why educators—and everyone else who has an interest in education—need a dose of assessment literacy.
It is, of course, understandable why so many of today's educators are uninformed about education measurement. What most teachers and administrators know about education testing harks back to those days when, as students themselves, they were on the receiving end of classroom and standardized tests. The few educators who actually do take a formal course in education assessment often find the course's content to be quantitatively intimidating and instructionally irrelevant. Although typically labelededucation assessment, many graduate courses in measurement have precious little to do with the realities of education.
When I refer to assessment literacy, I'm not thinking about a large collection of abstruse notions unrelated to the day-to-day decisions that educators face. On the contrary, assessment-literate educators need to understand a relatively small number of commonsense measurement fundamentals, not a stack of psychometric exotica.
Let me illustrate by correcting a misconception that oodles of educators hold about education measurement, that there's such a thing as a valid test. Tests aren't valid or invalid. Rather, test-basedinferences are valid or invalid. Teachers test their students to arrive at inferences (that is, interpretations) about those students' covert skills or knowledge. We can't determine a child's ability to read merely by looking at the child—even using a magnifying glass—because a youngster's reading skill is unobservable. Accordingly, we ask the student to take a reading test, and we then use his or her performance on the test to arrive at an inference regarding the student's covert reading skill.
Why, you might ask, is it important for educators to know that validity is a property of a test-based inference rather than of a test? Well, if a teacher mistakenly believes that validity resides in the test itself, the teacher will be inclined to defer to whatever results the "valid test" produces. Assessment-literate educators, however, understand that education tests merely provide evidence that enables people to make judgmentally based inferences about students. And most of us know, from far too many personal foul-ups, that people's judgments are frequently flawed.
If educators thoroughly understood a dozen measurement fundamentals, they could knowledgeably deal—as professionals—with the key assessment-related issues that seem to make today's education world spin. For example, teachers should know how to determine the accuracy of students' scores on particular standardized tests and how to excise the assessment bias that sometimes creeps into teacher-made tests. As assessment literacy promulgators, measurement-knowledgeable educators could spread the word. The truth is, we need piles of such promulgators.
How does an educator who knows little about assessment master these measurement basics? Fortunately, there are a number of practical, easy-to-read books about education assessment that have been published in recent years. Colleges and universities are also offering more and more education assessment courses that focus on the real-world assessment needs of both novice and experienced teachers. Fortunately, educators can master what they need to know about assessment much more rapidly than most people think.
For assessment-literate educators to behave as true professionals, however, they need to undertake purposeful promulgation efforts—with four audiences in mind. First, they need to address educators themselves. They should initiate a promulgation polka in their own backyard by pushing for the installation of assessment-related professional development programs. Next, they need to inform parents of school-age kids about what education tests can and can't do, perhaps by preparing for parents brief take-home explanations of key assessment concepts, such as the characteristics of a reliable test. Third, everyday citizens—and especially key policymakers—need an infusion of assessment literacy, dispensed in a way that makes sense to laypeople. Letters to newspaper editors and appearances on radio talk shows can help here. Finally, because test scores so vitally affect today's students, why not let students in on what makes education tests tick? A two-day instructional unit dealing with testing issues from a student's perspective would be one way to pull this off. Promulgators of assessment literacy can reach out to these audiences through their professional associations, individually, or as part of an ad hoc promulgation coven.
This is a sincere plea. We are members of a profession currently buffeted by a test-based tornado that too few of our members understand. We must get a sufficient number of our colleagues to learn more about the rudiments of education assessment and, having done so, communicate what they've learned. What we need, in short, is to propagate the promulgators. And we need to do it sans delay.
James Popham is Emeritus Professor in the UCLA Graduate School of Education and Information Studies. At UCLA he won several distinguished teaching awards, and in January 2000, he was recognized by UCLA Today as one of UCLA's top 20 professors of the 20th century.
Popham is a former president of the American Educational Research Association (AERA) and the founding editor of Educational Evaluation and Policy Analysis, an AERA quarterly journal.
He has spent most of his career as a teacher and is the author of more than 30 books, 200 journal articles, 50 research reports, and nearly 200 papers presented before research societies. His areas of focus include student assessment and educational evaluation. One of his recent books is Assessment Literacy for Educators in a Hurry.
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A review of August Wilson's Fences, on stage at the International City Theatre in Long Beach.
Although the timing is coincidental, it seems entirely appropriate that the ICT should stage August Wilson's Fences while the Black Lives Matter movement coalesces and generates momentum. Where the political system, supported by a domesticated media, has failed to build a politics of inclusion, it falls to the arts to wage a campaign for hearts and minds, however arguably quixotic.


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Chocolate Croissant Baked French Toast – mini chocolate chips, flaky croissants, cream cheese combined with a sweetened egg mixture make the perfect overnight breakfast. Make it the night before and it will be ready to eat after baking in the morning. It's chocolate for breakfast!
We're going to make this a short post today and get right to the recipe.
Mainly because I have nothing to talk about.
It's not often that that happens, so enjoy it while you have the opportunity.
Usually, I'm long-winded and can go on and on when I'm writing.
Chocolate Croissant Baked French Toast is chocolate, croissants, and cream cheese soaked overnight in an egg mixture. It's a delicious overnight breakfast.
Prepare a 9 X 13-inch baking dish by spraying it with cooking spray.
Cut the croissants up into bite-size pieces or 1-inch cubes. Layer half of them into the prepared pan.
Sprinkle half of the mini chocolate chips over the croissants.
Cut the cream cheese into small squares by dividing it in half and slicing into 20 pieces. Distribute half of the cream cheese over the croissants and chocolate chips.
Place the remaining croissants, chocolate chips and cream cheese into the pan.
In a large mixing bowl, whisk together the eggs, milk, heavy cream, sugar, vanilla and salt until thoroughly combined.
Gently pour and evenly distribute the egg mixture over the entire pan.
When ready to bake in the morning, preheat oven to 350 degrees F and remove plastic wrap. Bake for 45 – 55 minutes. 45 minutes will give you a softer, slightly unfinished middle whereas 55 minutes will be firmer.
If you like this Chocolate Croissant Baked French Toast then you'll enjoy..
Oh my, this looks so good! Those chocolate chips are seriously calling my name. ?
Are the croissants already cooked? you buy ready to eat croissants?
Yes, Amanda, I purchased them at Walmart, already baked. You can also substitute a challah bread if you'd like and you'll need about 6 cups of cubed bread, so one loaf would be fine.
I used this recipe but substituted challah bread for crossaints. Soo so good – everyone loved it. I hcut back on the cream cheese because although I like it I am not crazy about it. Definitely will be making this again! Thanks!
Oh, Helen, that's so wonderful to hear! Thank you so much for letting me know. I'm so very glad you liked it. I love making my baked French toast recipes with challah; it just makes them SOOOOO good!
Becky, thanks so much. I really appreciate that!
This recipe looks delicious, but I was wondering if I could substitute the heavy cream with regular 2% milk. Thank you.
Ally, you can replace the heavy cream with milk as I've seen other Baked French Toast recipes made that way. I have never done it, so not sure how the outcome would be, but I found this post which might help guide you if you need to make any additions to the batter. Hope it helps!
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Have a workbook where one sheet contains conditional formatting in the cell range G2:U99.
When any of these cells are present in the current window, all performance has a lag - not only scrolling, but also selecting menu functions.
As soon as I move the display off the cells where conditional formatting applies, performance returns to normal.
I realise that conditional formatting places a burden on the system, but perhaps the efficiency could be improved. If the same worksheet is opened in LibreOffice on my PC, there is no lag. I have a Skylake Core i5.
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Required Reading: How It Ended, by Jay McInerney
By Flavorwire Staff
The relationships in Jay McInerney's new short story collection How It Ended end pretty much as one would think — with tears, confession, self-hatred, or resignation. And in between there is that time-honored McInerney trope — drug use and impulsive sex. But something else emerges in these 26 stories, written in 26 different years.
Due to the scrambled chronology of the collection, the reader never really knows where he is, or when he is, but he definitely knows with whom. McInerney resurrects some of his classic characters — the opening vignette is the very one that inspired Bright Lights, Big City — and Russell and Corrine Callahan get a double take as we glimpse both their young adult beginnings ("Smoke") and middle-aged misgivings ("The March"), bookends to the 1992 novel Brightness Falls. Even Alison Poole, that minx based on McInerney's former girlfriend Rielle Hunter (yes, that Rielle Hunter) resurfaces since her days in Story of My Life in her new role as a politico's mistress-in-hiding.
But, rather than the revolutionary second-person narrative that put the name McInerney on the map, and stampeded through the '80s literary scene like a herd of marching Bolivians, these stories take on a subtler, softer style. The collection invites perhaps unwelcome comparisons to F. Scott Fitzgerald's short fiction and it's easy to see why: McInerney writes from that special perch — as someone who is absolutely on the inside, but has the ability see his peers through the eyes of an outsider. His powers of observation are especially felt in stories such as "Third Party" and the title story, "How it Ended." The stage is set completely differently for each story — the former based around an artistic New Yorker's break-up jaunt to Paris and the latter about a married couple's ennui in the Virgin Islands — but the interior dialogue is just as jarring as that of Bright Lights, though not for its truncated narration, but for its absolute familiarity.
A picture emerges of what it is to be selfish, yearning, and unsure (human), in our more cautious, semi-Golden Age wedged between two catastrophes. And at only around 12 to 15 pages each, McInerney's language is exact and colorful; his vignettes give the reader just enough to get hooked — and wanting more — of his compelling creations. A little like the drugs his characters so voraciously consume.
Jay McInerney will be reading from How It Ended at the Barnes & Noble Tribeca (97 Warren Street) tonight at 7 p.m.