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Can she love him if she can't remember him? Molly Anderson returns "home" to a town she doesn't remember, hoping it will spark a memory. She runs into Trent Williams, an off duty police officer, and something else definitely sparks.He wants to know why she left town, with her parents, but without a word to anyone. She doesn't remember that life. She can only tell him she knew her parents briefly before they died . . . or were murdered, she's not sure. She hopes regaining her memory will help answer that question.
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His wife Victoria is an exec at a billion dollar company. As a person who has blazed her own path in life, she won't accept this lying down. She quickly finds herself traveling down a dark road of morality.
What did Matthew do for love? How far will people go now, in the name of love?


Spagna. Bloccata la Open Arms nel porto di Barcellona.
Cerchiamo di tradurre dal politicamente corretto ad un linguaggio intellegibile.
il governo di minoranza inizia a fare i suoi conti. Sarebbe sufficiente che alle prossime elezioni Vox salisse dall'attuale 8% al 15%, cosa possibilissima, e le sinistre se ne andrebbero in pensione.
Di qui la stretta sui migranti ed il motivo per cui è stato negato alla Proactiva Open Arms di salpare.
La "charity Proactiva Open Arms" raccoglie fondi dell'Unione Europea e spagnoli per fare la carità ai liberal socialisti che la gestiscono: si accontentano di pochi milioni ed è per questo che lo chiamano carità.
«rescue ship» altro non significa che detta nave se ne sarebbe voluta andare all'appuntamento con i negrieri per prendersi a bordo i migranti clandestini e portali illegalmente in un qualche paese europeo. Il termine 'rescue' identifica soltanto la tratta degli schiavi.
Ricordiamo sommessamente come il 23 ed il 24 maggio si tengano le elezioni europee.
"We are blocked in a port once again. Port Authority in Barcelona denied permission to Open Arms to sail #Med Central," the charity based near the Catalan capital wrote in a tweet.
"Preventing us from saving lives is irresponsible and cruel," said Proactiva Open Arms founder Oscar Camps in a separate tweet, accusing "cowardly politicians" of putting migrants' lives at risk.
The charity's rescue ship, Open Arms, docked in southern Spain on December 28th with 311 mainly African migrants it had rescued a week earlier off the coast of Libya after both Italy and Malta denied it entry.
After stocking up with provisions in Barcelona, the ship had been due to set sail again on January 8th but Barcelona's Port Authority prohibited it from leaving, a Proactiva Open Arms spokeswoman told AFP.
The charity appealed the decision two days later, requesting that it be allowed to put out to sea to carry out "observation and surveillance tasks in the central Mediterranean".
In a statement, Spain's public works ministry, which controls the Port Authority, said Spain has no maritime rescue jurisdiction off the Libyan coast where Open Arms operates and had violated maritime regulations on past rescue missions.
Since the boat lacks permission to dock in countries near where it operates, "it has had to cross the Mediterranean for several days to disembark rescued migrants, putting the safety of the ship, its crew and the people on board at risk," the statement added.
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Land of Stories | Eastern Czech Republic
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"Our granddaddies were friends. They fought the Nazis together." I know immediately that The Czech Republic is going to live up to its reputation: The Land of Stories.
The words roll rhythmically off her tongue. This is the story she knows. This is the one she tells.
I stare back at my guide's serious face trying to process this other world.
We have come to the Beskydy Mountains, Trojmezí to be exact, in a corner of the Czech Republic where Poland, Slovakia and the Czech Republic meet. Close enough for granddaddies, regardless of nationality, to band together over a common cause.
It is my first visit to Eastern Europe, and this day trip from Ostrava with fellow travel bloggers, has me staring, pausing and processing. I study my various guides intently and observe the locals go about their business, trying to see into their hearts. What does it mean to live with Nazis on your doorstep and then under Communist rule? How does this shape who you are?
Earlier in the day, standing in Český Těšín, I got a glimmer of understanding. This town. Is it one or is it two? Český Těšín on the Czech side.
Cieszyn on the Polish side. The Olše River (Olza in Polish) flowing between them, acting as a border. It's confusing, to say the least.
This used to be one town, founded in 810 but it was divided after the fall of the Austrian Empire in 1920. A town partitioned. The Polish side retained the castle and the town square. The Czech Republic, the railway station.
For years, the banks of the Olše River were patrolled by soldiers and police dogs. Families queued for hours to cross the border and visit loved ones. Cieszyn hosted outdoor film nights on the river banks. Poles and Czechs gathered to watch. Divided yet together.
On Sundays, families lined the riverbanks shouting across to relatives split apart. Words floating. Void of touch.
The Schengen agreement in 2007 opened the border between Český Těšín and Cieszyn. Now people stroll casually over the two bridges where once there were line ups and passport stamps. Ninety-seven years passed by. Nationalities changed from Austrian to German to Polish to Czech. And back again.
In their hearts? Decades of partition.
As we climb through the Beskydy mountains we pass thick forest where mushrooms grow abundantly. In the fall, cars line the road making it impossible to pass by. Mushroom foraging is an integral part of the culture and a survival skill. My guide's voice crackles over the microphone. "The soldiers came and took all of the livestock. They took everything people had. The government took our food. We ate potato pancakes, berries and mushrooms."
It is all shared in a matter-of-fact tone. The Communists took everything. We have heard that more than once today.
In their hearts? Years of scarcity and oppression.
The bus crawls along the narrow roadway passing into Poland and then back into the Czech Republic, closing in on its eastern border.
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I am wishing I was on the back of a scooter hugging the corners, feeling closer to the land. The hills are rolling and the mountains are bathed in a bluish haze. Pointed rooftops dot the landscape. I imagine those granddaddies. Were they in the forest and the farm buildings scheming ways to out-manoeuvre the Germans? And the Communists? It is a world with challenges unfamiliar to me. But they resonate. Deeply.
We leave the bus and walk the rest of the winding path to Trojmezí. The borders of the three countries meet here. Granite monoliths, each two metres high, mark each country and bear its coat of arms.
A drifting scent of earthy potato pancakes leads us to a wooden gazebo standing alone amidst the emerald green hills. The grinning mayor of Trojmezí greets us with open arms, frosty, local beer and copious gin shots made with juniper grown on the hillsides. He is adamant we enjoy the drinks on offer while taking in the bucolic views. There is no saying "No" to this mayor! He refills our juniper glasses to the brim, jauntily chatting in Czech, and invites us to share a shot with him.
Face to face. One nationality to another, united for a moment by this firewater.
In their hearts? Hospitality and fierce national pride.
As I sip my Czech beer, Slovakia, a few footsteps away, is beckoning. With a giddy glance backwards to the Czech Republic, I scramble down a rocky gully and, less steady than a newborn mountain goat, make my way up the far side to set foot in Slovakia. I can't get the granddaddies out of my mind. Did they too hasten down this rocky incline to a clandestine meeting?
At day's end, the guide hops off the bus in the middle of the Beskydy mountains. She has no idea of the impact she has made. This tiny corner of the Czech Republic has found a resting place in my heart.
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Bradley says
Cieszyn/Tesin, like all of old Austrian Silesia, is abundant in history, both complicated and traumatic😥
Alison Browne says
It was an honour to stand on the soil and learn some of the history of Silesia…

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Mémorial national relevant du National Park Service
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Q: Understanding Feature Hashing Wikipedia provides the following example when describing feature hashing; but the mapping does not seem consistent with the dictionary defined
For example, to should be converted to 3 according to the dictionary, but it is encoded as 1 instead.
Is there an error in the description? How does feature hashing work?

The texts:
John likes to watch movies. Mary likes too.
John also likes to watch football games.

can be converted, using the dictionary
{"John": 1, "likes": 2, "to": 3, "watch": 4, "movies": 5, "also": 6,
"football": 7, "games": 8, "Mary": 9, "too": 10}

to the matrix
[[1 2 1 1 1 0 0 0 1 1]
 [1 1 1 1 0 1 1 1 0 0]]

A: As Steffen pointed out, the example matrix encodes the number of times a word appears in a text. The position of the encoding into the matrix is given by the word (column position on the matrix) and by the text (row position on the matrix).
Now, The hashing trick works the same way, though you don't have to initially define the dictionary containing the column position for each word.
In fact it is the hashing function that will give you the range of possible column positions (the hashing function will give you a minimum and maximum value possible) and the exact position of the word you want to encode into the matrix. So for example, let's imagine that the word "likes" is hashed by our hashing function into the number 5674, then the column 5674 will contain the encodings relative to the word "likes".
In such a fashion you won't need to build a dictionary before analyzing the text. If you will use a sparse matrix as your text matrix you won't even have to define exactly what the matrix size will have to be. Just by scanning the text, on the fly, you will convert words into column positions by the hashing function and your text matrix will be populated of data (frequencies, i.e.) accordingly to what document you are progressively analyzing (row position).

A: The matrix is constructed in the following way:

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*rows represent lines

*columns represent features

and every entry matrix(i,j)=k means:
In line i, the word with index j appears k times.
So to is mapped to index 3. It appears exactly one time in line 1. So m(1,3)=1.
More examples

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*likes is mapped to index 2. It appears exactly two times in the first line. So m(1,2)=2

*also is mapped to index 6. It does not appear in line 1, but one time in line 2. So m(1,6)=0 and m(2,6)=1.

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Brexit – what now?
The markets reacted sharply to the news of a narrow win for the leave campaign in Thursday's Brexit referendum here in the UK. Stocks fell everywhere; bonds, the dollar and gold all rose and fear now stalks the world. This is partly because the result was unexpected despite the close pre-referendum polling (Those Brits couldn't really be so stupid, could they? etc.) and partly because this departure could act as a trigger for events far beyond the narrow point of whether the UK should be in the EU.
We will leave the political analysis to other commentators, except to say that free trade is widely seen as a good thing in Europe these days and particularly in Germany, whose voice should be loud when the negotiations of Britain's departure are conducted. It seems unlikely that punitive retaliation from Europe against the UK will result and there will be some kind of trade deal. It is also a false conceit of politicians and diplomats that trade deals are necessary for there to be trade but of course this isn't so. Nonetheless, there was enough prediction of disaster in the event of a vote to leave that the markets have indeed been fearful to the point of panic now that it has happened. Luckily the predictions of economists only serve to make those of astrologers look prescient.
The three main US indices all produced new weekly-scale compressions:
This means the obvious - these US markets are stuck in ranges that are yet to break in either direction. Earlier in the month it looked as though an uptrend had already started as previous weekly compressions broke upward - the last chart of the Nasdaq shows one of them. This uptrend has now stalled and we wait and see.
European stocks were much worse hit, as this is where the repercussions could be most serious. Every member state of the EU has a vocal anti-EU political party and some have good support. The fear is that more referendums could be called and so even the core EU (France Germany, Benelux, Italy) could start to fragment at a time where the adoption of the single Euro currency has already created great strain. There were no new signals in any of the major European markets and the most recent older signals are some weekly-scale compressions. Here are two examples, from France and Holland, both of which have clearly broken downward:
Scandinavian markets made new weekly-scale compressions, and both of these examples are trading below those levels today. With a whole week ahead, it is far too early to use this as a reason to become bearish here and now but it is a warning:
The 'flight assets' generally did make extensions, arguing that the rise was overdone. Bonds and 10-year US T-notes made top extensions:
So did gold, but the other metals were much quieter and copper even made a fresh weekly-scale compression:
Currency markets also moved sharply, the £ being the weakest and the $ and Yen being the strongest. There were extension signals in cable, in the Euro-Yen and in $-Yen (not shown):
All this seems to indicate that the panic has been overdone. The extensions in Bunds, T-notes, Gold, the Yen and the £ show that these moves are at (or near) the end of their journey and that there will be some pause or snap-back shortly. The situation in Stocks is less easy, as compressed conditions can lead to a move in either direction and these new compressions reported in this edition cannot resolve until the close of the week.
Form a trading standpoint there are some arguments for buying US equity instruments, as they:
were not nearly so badly 'hit' as the Europeans, so have demonstrated greater 'resilience' under pressure (so far)
the various 'flight assets' have all made extensions as describe above, arguing that the panic is overdone
US equity indices are still trading in a range that is roughly bounded by the trading on Friday - between just over 2100 and just under 2000 in the S&P futures. Prices now are 2001, which is near the low end.
It is also worth pointing out that some of the principal European indices have been falling since April (Germany and Eurostoxx) or May last year (UK and France). Bear markets often last for just a year or a little more and so it is reasonable to start looking for the end point and therefore a chance to buy. What better moment than when an anticipated and feared event has just occurred?
We will wait a bit, as there is at least the possibility that further general equity market weakness will develop - those new compressions make this a 50:50 bet. If weakness happens, it will probably weigh down on general sentiment and cause reduced activity in the real economy. It is well-known that the world's central banks have empty arsenals with which to put up much of a fight if this happens and so the risks seem asymmetric - the rewards of an up-move in equities developing from hereabouts are outweighed by the risk of a sharp further drop. This should clarify within a few days and we will advise. If there is a further drop in equities, we would expect to see bottom extensions develop, which would be a signal to buy. We didn't get any yet.
More compressions as Brexit approaches
Some sector bottom signals in the US
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Sarah Gittins shared with us reflections from her research residency in Ullapool which explored the nature of local livelihoods based upon working 'on, in or with the sea', out of which she developed a series of printed works titled 'Sea Tangle'.
Established by the British Fisheries Society in 1788, Ullapool has long been an active fishing port, surviving numerous busts and booms in the herring industry and supporting both small and large-scale fishing operations. Much of its current fishing catch is transported by refrigerated lorries to fish markets in Southern Europe.
The drawings which emerged from Sarah's conversations and encounters shone a light on the complex interaction between local fishing practices, the marine ecosystem and how it is being and will be impacted by climate change in the future. We were told the story of the increasing numbers of swimming octopus and squid found in Ullapool waters. A result of rising sea temperature levels and predator loss, this change in the marine ecosystem has had a knock-on effect for shellfish populations, impacting the livelihoods of those dependent on creel fishing.
The octopus became an important symbol in Sarah's drawings, encompassing what local writer John MacIntyre described as the need to "learn to think in tangles" to address the complexity of the challenges posed by climate change.
From Deveron Projects and Topher, we learned about some different approaches to building community resilience. Anna and Lindy introduced the Deveron Projects' '50/50 model' which aims to bring together the organisation's artistic endeavours with the needs and interests of the local community in Huntly, following the maxim of Patrick Geddes 'think global, act local'. Their current project 'The Town is the Garden' is supporting 100 residents to take up food growing initiatives, through which they will explore the wider question of what a sustainable food culture for the town could look like.
Topher shifted our attention from food to energy. He shared his experiences of living off-grid on Scoraig, a settlement located on a peninsula south of Ullapool on Little Loch Broom, highlighting the different relationship Scoraig's residents have with their energy, and one another, being acutely aware of how one's individual behaviour fits into a wider whole. He argued for the role of aesthetics in helping to change perceptions of landscape and increasing society's connection to how energy is produced and consumed.
Topher concluded by asking what would it take for local residents to find beauty and power in a wind turbine situated in full visibility on a hill overlooking Ullapool. The Land Art Generator Initiative, which has a project currently under development in Glasgow, was referenced as a project which seeks to build popular acceptance of clean energy by integrating art and interdisciplinary creative processes into the development of renewable energy generating public artworks.
In different ways, the presentations highlighted the role which artistic practices can play in making new connections between previously disconnected areas, offering a means by which to approach and represent problems from a systems perspective. This ability to think at a systemic level is vital if we are to ensure the prosperity of the natural ecosystems and human societies, now and in the future. This was highlighted in ecological artist Newton Harrison's recent talk at Woodend Barn and is something Creative Carbon Scotland is exploring through our Embedded Artist Project.
Arts spaces such as An Talla Solais offering important spaces in which to dwell in challenging questions, open-up debates and take risks.
We concluded by collating a list of skills, resources and community qualities which could be put towards the further development of an arts and sustainability network in Ullapool and the wider region in the future.
Thanks to everyone who joined us for the event! Green Tease is an ongoing informal events programme which connects creative practices and environmental sustainability. Find out more about previous and upcoming events and how you can get involved in the Green Tease network here.


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This paper reflects the progress undertaken in the implementation of a research project regarding the application of New Public Management paradigm at local public administration institutions in Bihor County. The study was initiated within a partnership between faculties of economics from Oradea and Debrecen and aimed at the development and testing of a common research Methodology which provides relevant insight on the processes, challenges and opportunities for local administrations in their concrete actions. Through the implementation of this research several problems were encountered, problems that are dealt within in this paper where we also formulate solutions in order to ensure a general approach that can be applied in all institutions from Romania. Some of these problems are somewhat general and reflect the need to enlarge the research team providing an interdisciplinary approach. Other aspects are more practical such as the administration of questionnaires, issues of sampling or the actual content of research instruments. We consider that such an approach provides significant insight in the administration of public affairs at local level, which can help in understanding the public sector in Romania and consequently ground a comprehensive frame for the national policies. The problems of the administrative system in Romania have different sources, nevertheless a down-to-top systematic analysis sustain the implementation of concrete solutions and a contextual implementation of best practices. We hope that our endeavor will stimulate debate in the academic field and engagement from the public actors in order to strengthen the public management system in our country.
Tomina Gabriela Sãveanu & Maria-Madela Abrudan & Adriana Giurgiu, 2012. "The Development Of A Research Methology For The Assessment Of New Public Management Use In Local Public Administration Institutions. Case Study – Bihor County," Proceedings of the INTERNATIONAL MANAGEMENT CONFERENCE, Faculty of Management, Academy of Economic Studies, Bucharest, Romania, vol. 6(1), pages 599-606, November.
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Civil lawsuits arise because of a dispute between parties. They're unable or unwilling to resolve the dispute, so they get lawyers involved and cases are filed. The litigation process is a way to resolve those issues with the help of a judge or jury. But that's not the only way to resolve a dispute.
There are costs and benefits to litigation. The obvious benefit is that a party may get the resolution it wants. In a commercial context, pursuing litigation can also serve as a notice to others that the business does not hesitate to enforce its rights. But, the costs of litigation are many.
Litigation often comes with a hefty price tag. A party might not only be on the hook for its own costs and attorneys' fees, but also a verdict against it and possibly the costs and attorneys' fees for the opposing parties.
A case can literally take years. If you win at trial, there could be an appeal. Collecting on a money damages award will take time, if you can do it at all. The time and energy a party spends on a legal case is time and energy not spent on other things, like family, making a living or running a business.
Litigation can be emotionally draining. The parties may have to relive over and over again, during depositions (when parties are questioned under oath) and at trial, in front of total strangers, very stressful and painful situations.
Litigation results in a loss of privacy. Court proceedings and verdicts are generally matters of public record. Someone off the street can go to the court clerk's office, open up a file and read about very personal issues (such as family disputes, medical conditions and finances).
One way to seek the outcome a party wants, without the heavy costs and risks of litigation, is alternative dispute resolution. The parties can agree to mediation or arbitration, which may bring litigation to a close.
Mediation is a process by which a mediator works with the parties and attorneys to create a resolution acceptable to all parties. Arbitration is a more formal process by which evidence is presented and an arbitrator (or panel of arbitrators) decides who should prevail. An arbitration decision may or may not be binding on the parties.
A mediator will learn the circumstances leading to the case, the parties' positions and what they're willing to give and take to resolve the issue. The mediator may meet separately with the parties, try to create common ground and possibly come up with creative ways to meet the parties' needs. A mediator may, or may not, try to guide the parties with his or her assessment of the strengths and weaknesses of the case and the likelihood of success or failure, if it proceeds.
The parties can control how much time and energy this will take, instead of being subject to a trial schedule. Agreements can be kept confidential. Money, time, energy and emotions not spent on litigation can be spent on other things.
Alternative dispute resolution is a means to bring control and certainty to the legal process which is invaluable when you are recovering from a traumatic, stressful and painful event that led to the legal action in the first place.


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15 Tips for Moving and Staging Your Home– WITH Kids!
When we decided to move, I began scouring the internet for ideas and tips for staging a house. And I found plenty. We decided to get rid of furniture, clear out our closets, remove personal items, touch up the paint, and many other things.
What I couldn't find with any of my searching was any idea of how to do all this staging with kids. I mean, it all sounded great, but kids have a lot of junk! And how is one supposed to hide diapers, bibs, placemats, etc.?
I also couldn't find any advice on how to keep a house clean for the weeks/months that it takes to sell. Kids are messy! It's hard for me to keep the house clean enough for ME to stand, much less for a potential buyer! Cleaning a house with kids in it is, as they say, like trying to make a smoothie without a blender top. And we have 4 boys. Impossible, much?
So I had to come up with my own list, made through much trial and many errors.
1. Clever Storage: There have to be a couple of places to stash those last minute items that you use all the time. They can't remain on counters, but they do have to be close by so you don't pull your hair out in frustration while living in your staged house.
We have a special deep drawer in the kitchen for me to quickly put away the boys' huge place mats (to keep the tablecloth clean– invest in THESE ones from Green Sprouts because they're sturdy and have a lip all around them to keep in spills) and bibs. Normally, these things are on the table or in the dish drain after cleaning, but they aren't part of a staged house. We use them ALL the time when we're home, so they still needed to be accessible. We have diapers and wipes stored in a desk drawer. We have our Expedit with bins in the laundry room for shoe storage.
2. Oven dinners only— Jesse was actually the one to think of this and insist on it. He noticed how much time we were spending cleaning our stove top, and wondered if it would be possible to only make oven dinners. If we had thought of this sooner, I would've started making casseroles a few weeks ago (we have vegan and gluten free restrictions to consider in our family, so store-bought is tricky. Try our delicious and easy Thai Quinoa Casserole!). Dinner cleanup is hard when your kitchen needs to remain picture perfect for a showing at any moment, so make it easy on yourself.
3. To go bag for kids— Basically, make sure your diaper bag is on steroids for a few weeks. Given the fact that gluten and dairy free snacks and lunches are hard to come by for the kids, I keep ours stocked full of snacks and juice for the road, ready for us to leave at any time of day with just a moment's notice. Don't wait until the realtor calls asking to show the house, have it done ahead of time. I've also packed ours with a few favorite toys for the kids.
4. To go bag for adults— For some reason, I can remember to get the kids dressed with their stuff. I can remember to leave the house perfect before we run out the door. But I can NOT for the life of me remember some of my own essentials. Full disclosure– I've even been forgetting to put on deodorant in the mornings! There's only so many things my multi-tasked brain can remember. So I've decided to pack myself a to-go bag, much like the diaper bag for the kids. I've packed a phone charger, makeup, snacks and water for me, and, yes, deodorant.
5. Keep Just A Few Toys– Put almost everything into storage. I wrote about how creative our kids' have gotten in our "minimalistic" home as of late. I know that even if the kids destroy everything, I can get the toys cleaned up in 10 minutes.
Here's a big one– Do NOT leave any art supplies in your house. None. Keep pencils and pens out of reach. Creativity can come later, after you move. You do not want to get a call from the realtor asking to show the house, right after one of your kids has drawn all over your rug or wall (not that I learned this the hard way…).
6. Find a "safe house"– Early on in the staging process, when you're cleaning everything out and packing boxes, you'll need somewhere to put it all (your garage should be empty). We were lucky enough to have my parents 2nd garage just 2 miles away, but you could also ask a good friend. If worse comes to worse, rent a storage unit for pocket change every month. It's worth it.
7. Cleaning Supplies– This one may seem obvious, but especially with kids you will need to make sure that the vacuum, broom and mop are in spectacular working condition. You will be using all 3 of those puppies on a daily basis when you're making a mad dash out of the house. The last thing you want is your vacuum to get clogged and leave your house smelling like burning rubber (isn't that the worst??). Our mop has a trigger-operated sprayer that I fill with awesome smelling essential oils, so I never need to worry about the batteries running out or where to dump the mop water.
It's also important not to have any cleaning supplies, not even hand or dish soap, left on the counter. I bought a plastic caddy at the dollar store for all the things I normally keep by the kitchen sink. That way, I can stash it underneath the sink during a showing, but still have it all on the counter when we're all home.
8. Just a week's worth of clothes– We went ahead and cleaned out most of our clothes (a good excuse to get rid of things we haven't worn in forever!), leaving only a week or two's worth total in our drawers. This was also necessary because we decided that having two dressers was making our master bedroom seem smaller, so we sold one of them. I cleaned out most of my dresser and now Jesse and I share it easily. Our closet now feels only about half full, which is good for staging (your storage areas should NOT look maxed, or it's a huge detriment).
Having just a week or two's worth of clothes out not only makes it easy to find clothes, but it also makes laundry easy. I can get laundry for a household full of 6 people done in two loads– light and dark– and put it all away, all in under 2 hours. There's nothing worse for a staged house than piled up laundry!!
9. Tackle just one or two extra deep cleaning items a day to freshen house— It's too much to EVERY thing EVERY single day. After our initial deep cleaning in the days leading up to listing our house, I've decided I only have time to get to one or two extra tasks a day, whether that be using our Magic Clean eraser on the walls, washing the windows, or dusting. It's all about being realistic and not stressing yourself out.
11. Clean the shower while IN the shower— I saw this trick somewhere a long time ago, and it really IS a timesaver. Does it get rid of hard water spots? Well, no, but if what you need is a quick wash for dirt or dust, just fill one of those sponge-holders with some soap and keep it near the shower. Every time you shower, give the tub a quick scrub down! And remember, it needs to get stashed away before a showing, along with ANY and all soap or shampoo (nobody wants to see personal care items in a shower…especially razors and toothbrushes, ICK!).
12. Spot clean and freshen carpet– My favorite trick for getting our house to smell nice is to mix 1 part Borax with 1 part baking soda in a sugar shaker, then add 10 drops of peppermint and lavender. I sprinkle it on the carpet, then vacuum it up 10 minutes later! The house smells so fresh afterwards, without overpowering anyone (good to know, because air fresheners are a NO when it comes to showing a house, apparently. It sends the message that you have something to hide.) For other Pinterest cleaning tips, you can read my list and reviews here.
As far as spot cleaning, sprinkle baking soda over a stain, then pour vinegar on top. The chemical reaction causes bubbling, which lifts the stain, then you scrub for a minute. Just make sure to vacuum once or twice afterwards!
13. Start the organization/clean out process early– We began the process about a month or so before ever trying to pack up or stage. We made a list of the furniture that we didn't need and also a list of stuff that cluttered up the house. And we just started listing and selling, listing and selling, taking car load after car load to the thrift store. I'd say we spent at least two full Saturdays just devoted to cleaning out and selling. It made the packing and staging a BILLION times easier.
14. Last minute cleaning– This is my checklist for the ten minutes prior to leaving the house. Go ahead and print it off!
15. Easily-made Beds– When we started staging our house, I replaced the boys' cartoon character comforters with blankets that matched the curtains. Then, I decided that they would sleep on top of the blanket, using their comforter as a blanket and then folding in the morning and shoving it under the bed.
At first I thought I was perhaps just being lazy. And then I realized that this was a brilliant idea! Making 5 beds in a morning while in a rush is stressful and hard (especially since most showings occur early in the morning before people go into work). This trick considerably cuts down the time spent making beds!
There you are! If you have any tips to add, feel free to write them in the comments!
What's Your Spring Cleaning Routine?
Great tips! We hope to move in about a year, so I'm pinning this post and saving it. Thanks!
Great ideas for house shifting. I shifted my house three months back, and I know how difficult it is to keep the house clean with kids. I took the services of Pick Fords removal company, they provided me the boxes and bags few days before so that I can easily manage my necessary stuff, the rest of the packing was done by them. They also cleaned my house after the packing.
Question…why do you say to keep the garage empty? We were told to pack up the garage with all our boxes of crap!
Great tips! We have 3 kids (5,3 2 yrs old) and I just knew there would be some things that would be stressful. Thank you for outlining your experience and for the wonderful last-minute list. Suddenly this sale seems much more doable!


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Review: 'Flight' at Barrow Street Theatre
By Jonathan Spira on 3 October 2016
"Flight," Ezra LeBank's reimagined version of Antoine de Saint-Exupéry's 1943 children's classic The Little Prince, is the latest in a series of adaptations of the world's fourth most translated book to various media, which have ranged from plays to films to ballet to opera. "Flight," however, is more of a sequel that borrows elements from the original as opposed to merely telling the story of a young prince who falls to earth and discovers the meaning of life.
The Little Prince was a story I grew up with, albeit not in the original French but in German as Der Kleine Prinz. Later, in my high school French class, I was thrilled that we had to memorize and recite sections of the book in the original language. I chose Saint-Exupéry's passage on sunsets, verses that continues to have great meaning to me.
"Flight," which was first performed at Edinburgh Fringe in 2015, just completed its limited engagement at the Barrow Street Theatre in New York and moves to the aptly named Flight Theater in Long Beach, California on October 8.
This story of a female prince (Cynthia Price) is as much a play as an acrobatic ballet. Indeed the three performers, Ezra LeBank, who wrote the play and serves as both narrator and the other main character, the Pilot, and Taylor Casas, who ably plays multiple roles including a lovable cactus, are able to entrance the audience by using and contorting their bodies to create the various characters and creatures the female prince meets on her journey from island to island.
The adaptation, which takes six years after the Pilot's first encounter with the Little Prince, makes the story LeBank's own – and everything is different. The female prince comes from an island, not from asteroid B-612. Instead of planets and asteroids, there are merely islands. Instead of the flower, there is a cactus. Instead of the king who likes to give orders, there is a general who comports himself similarly. Instead of the businessman who counts and owns the stars and doesn't like interruptions, there is an executive who counts and owns the waves in the ocean and also dislikes interruption. And instead of the tippler who imbibes too much, there is a baker who eats too much.
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A fantastic opportunity has arisen for an experienced Estimator to work for a small friendly business based in Rye, East Sussex.
This is your chance to work for a great company that values its employees and comes with a competitive salary, and benefits package.
The Construction sectors that the company have served include Commercial, Residential, Educational, Industrial, Health and Local Authorities. In addition to London and the home counties, the company are well placed to serve the whole of the UK and Channel Islands.
The team of craftsmen have stayed with the company for many, many years, and have helped to build what is now recognised as an established brand of excellence in their industry, with an ever-growing portfolio of projects.
An exciting opportunity has arisen for an experienced Estimator to join the team.
This is a flexible role that could be partly home-based, although you will still need to attend the office when necessary.
The candidate will be confident in taking on a complex workload in a busy office with minimal supervision and must have both experience and an understanding of cabinet making and joinery in the high-end residential and commercial sector.
We are looking for someone with an enthusiastic approach to learning new skills and assisting the company to implement new processes to make the estimating process more efficient.
Site surveys where required and meeting the clients.
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Working closely with various subcontractors, i.e. metalwork and stone, ensuring a smooth and efficient process from design through to manufacture.
Liaising with clients via meetings, telephone calls and emails.
Monitoring variations on projects and keep track of them.
Working closely with Managing Director to oversee and manage new projects.
Producing cutting sheets, bills of quantities and purchase materials when required.
Working and liaising with clients and architects to coordinate design concepts within production processes, along with cutting sheets for workshop issue.
Strong Microsoft Office skills, particularly Excel and Outlook.
Good communication skills - both verbal and written, as well as a polite telephone manner.
Process-driven with excellent time management skills.
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The Athletic 130 college football rankings: What needs to happen for each Playoff contender?
By Chris Vannini Nov 29, 2021 75
Heading into championship weekend, this might be the most wide-open College Football Playoff race we've ever had. Only one team appears to have locked up a spot, and perhaps as many as seven teams have a shot, ranging from win-and-in to win-and-get-a-lot-of-help.
Georgia remains No. 1 in this week's edition of The Athletic 130, because of course it does. Next, it gets Alabama in the SEC championship game. Oklahoma State will play Baylor for the Big 12 title, and Michigan will play Iowa for the Big Ten title, all with CFP implications. So what needs to happen for each contender? Here's how it breaks down.
Georgia (12-0): Win or lose, the Bulldogs are in. If they win, would they rather play in Arlington or Miami? It may depend on the opponent.
Michigan (11-1): If the Wolverines beat Iowa, they're in. If they lose, they're almost certainly out.
Alabama (11-1): If the Tide beat Georgia, they're in. If they lose, they're very likely out. It was a polarizing debate about whether or not a two-loss Alabama could get in, but recent struggles against LSU and Auburn have shown this is not a typical dominant Alabama team, and it fell behind Ohio State in last week's CFP rankings. However, if the Tide lose close to Georgia and Iowa, Baylor and Houston all win, then there's a chance.
Cincinnati (12-0): This is where things aren't set in stone. Cincinnati is already a top-four team, and it plays a ranked 11-1 Houston team for the AAC title. It seems almost certain the Bearcats would be in with a win, but you can never be sure with a Group of 5 team. A loss would knock them out.
Oklahoma State (11-1): A win against Baylor does not automatically put the Cowboys in.


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Did Elton John ever do Lucy in the Sky With Diamonds?
Elton John's 1974 cover of 'Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds' was recorded at Caribou Ranch and features John Lennon on guitar and backing vocals. The B-side, John Lennon's 'One Day (At A Time)', also features John playing guitar.
Is Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds about drugs?
Despite these public proclamations about his drug use, John Lennon steadfastly denied that Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds was about drugs. Lennon instead consistently claimed that the song was a response to a picture painted by his almost four-year-old son Julian.
Who originally sang Lucy in the Sky?
Cover of the US sheet music for the song
Song by the Beatles
from the album Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band
Released 26 May 1967
Who is Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds based on?
The 30 Sexiest Music Videos of All Time Until the end of his life, Lennon maintained that the song was actually inspired by a painting that his three-year-old son Julian had made of Lucy O'Donnell, his classmate at Heath House nursery school.
Who was Elton Johns wife?
Renate BlauelElton John / Wife (m. 1984–1988)
Is Lucy in the Sky a true story?
The film is loosely based on the real-life story of former NASA astronaut Lisa Nowak. Space.com sat down with "Lucy in the Sky" director Noah Hawley, who previously created and wrote the FX television series "Fargo" and "Legion," to chat about the movie, the inspirations behind it and what its impact might be.
Is Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds major or minor?
The four bar introduction and verses are in the key of A major.
Who sang Lucy in the Sky by the Beatles?
The BeatlesLucy in the Sky With Diamonds / Artist
Who recorded Lucy in the Sky With Diamonds first?
Released 1 June 1967
Recorded 1 March 1967, EMI Studios, London
Genre Psychedelic rock
Why did Elton marry Renata?
His close friend and lyricist Bernie Taupin later said that he saw the wedding as Elton simply wanting to have a family. Elton's mother Sheila announced she would give the newlyweds a baby stroller as a wedding gift, according to Elton's former publicist, Caroline Boucher.
Who is Elton John's partner today?
David Furnish
It's 15 years of relationship bliss for David Furnish and Elton John. On Monday, the entertainment executive, 58, shared a pair of images, one from the couple's civil partnership ceremony 15 years ago and another from their 2014 wedding.


Manchester United boss Jose Mourinho has explained reasons for giving away his medal during Tuesday's UEFA Super Cup final against Real Madrid.
After his side went up to collect their runners up medals, the former Real Madrid and Chelsea boss handed his medal to a kid in the stands in Macedonia, a kind gesture he has made a habit of in recent years.
When quizzed on the incident, Mourinho said: "Sometime when I win I don't keep the medals so imagine when I lose. For that kid it's the moon. It was a little kid with a Man United shirt. I have no idea where he came from."
United, who finished 24 points adrift of champions Chelsea last season, start the new Premier League campaign when they host West Ham United at Old Trafford on Sunday.


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YouTube Music Review: Promising, But Google Can (and Has) Done Better
Eric Ravenscraft @lordravenscraft
June 19, 2018, 8:00am EDT June 18, 2018, 4:28pm EDT
Google is planning to eventually bring all of its music services under the banner of YouTube Music. It's a decent start for now, but it could use a lot of improvement.
The idea of using YouTube as a music service makes a certain kind of sense on paper. We've all watched music videos on YouTube. Between the record label joint-venture Vevo and users uploading their own music, almost every song you could want to listen to is available. Still, does that mean that YouTube makes sense as a competitor to something like Spotify or Apple Music?
Well. Sort of.
Turning YouTube Into Your Personal Music Video Playlist Is Brilliant
The "Rainy day moods" suggestions appeared very shortly after it began raining in my area.
Let's start with the things that work: music videos. YouTube is amazing at this already, but it's always been a little awkward to use regular YouTube to play music. You can enable the autoplay feature that will go to the next video, but that's about it. This is fine, at least until YouTube's algorithm sends you to a video essay or a 10-hour epic sax guy mix, completely throwing off your groove (which still occasionally happens with YouTube Music, but far less often).
YouTube Music makes YouTube behave a bit more like a real music service. When you first open the app (which looks remarkably consistent across the desktop and mobile versions), you'll get suggestions for automatic radio stations that you can listen to. Some of these suggestions are brilliantly targeted. For example, in the above screenshot, I got suggestions for music to listen to on a rainy day right around the time it started raining in my area. YouTube will also suggest playlists based on the day of the week or things you've listened to before. You can expect to get different suggestions on a Monday morning than on a Saturday night.
This feature has existed for a while in Google Play Music, so if you're coming from that service it might feel familiar. It shines all the brighter in YouTube Music, though, since some of these playlists can be composed of music videos. You can search for a K-Pop video and end up watching thirty more. Which you should because they're great. If you want to switch to just listening to the songs, you can flip the toggle in the mobile app or collapse the video panel on the desktop and the music will keep playing uninterrupted.
Strangely, however, YouTube Music can (and usually does) suggest playlists that are music-only, even when there's a video available. When you search for a specific song, search results are split up into "Songs" and "Videos," and, frustratingly, the music-only version is usually under "Top result" at the top. This makes very little sense, considering that music videos are the primary distinguishing feature of YouTube Music and Google is making you dig to get it. It doubly makes no sense considering the mobile app has the perfect solution: a master switch at the top of the app to always switch between music and video. Hopefully Google will iron this out in a future release, but for now, YouTube Music's best feature is being hidden in the most Google of ways.
YouTube Music Still Has Some of YouTube's Roughest Edges
For a service that specializes in music videos, it sure does make you dig for the videos.
When a new service launches, you expect that you'll be able to try it out like it's brand new. Unfortunately, switching to YouTube Music feels more like getting a used car, when you know you'll have to fix several problems before it's fun to drive. Because it turns out, you have been using YouTube Music for a long time, without realizing it.
If you've ever created playlists on YouTube, you'll notice the biggest problem right off the bat: your library is full of junk. To its credit, Google tried to ensure that it only imports playlists from YouTube that actually contain music, but it's still questionable whether you actually want that in your music library. While my playlist of Team Fortress 2 intro videos didn't get brought over, several playlists of mostly dead links to video game ambiance videos were now part of my library. I had to spend a few minutes cleaning up all this old data before my library was useful.
I could handle the one-time issue of cleaning up my library, but the frustrations didn't end there. A couple times while playing a music video playlist, I noticed that some videos were at wildly different volume levels than others. This was jarring while I worked. I'd either have the volume so low that some songs are essentially silent, or I'd turn it up to hear those quiet videos only to get blasted when the next, louder video started playing. This is likely a symptom of using the many, many music videos uploaded to YouTube to fill the playlists, especially when the company hasn't traditionally required any kind of volume normalization. I can guess why it happens, but it doesn't make it any less annoying.
Everything you watch also ends up in your normal YouTube history. This shouldn't be a surprise, since even watching an embedded YouTube video on a news page will end up in your history if you're logged in. However, if you use your history (like I do) to find that funny video you saw earlier that you want to share with a friend, YouTube Music completely torpedoes this function. You'll end up scrolling through dozens of videos because you put music on in the background for a couple hours. Thankfully you can still search through your YouTube history (on some platforms), but it would be nice if Google could separate your YouTube Music history from your regular YouTube profile.
We Know Google Can Do Better, Because Google Play Music Is Better
You don't even have to step outside of Google's own ecosystem to find a better music service.
My instinct is to compare YouTube Music to competitor services like Spotify or Apple Music, but frankly that feels premature. Google has made it clear that it plans to bring features over from Play Music and eventually phase it out to focus on YouTube Music exclusively some day. That leaves us in a weird limbo, though, where Play Music is still technically better.
For starters, if you've used Play Music at all, exactly none of those playlists have been imported to YouTube Music. Obviously this will have to happen at some point, if Google plans to do away with Play Music entirely, but for now the company isn't helping you with the transition at all. You get a bunch of playlists you probably don't want from YouTube, and none of the playlists you do want from the music service Google is eventually going to make you leave.
You also can't upload any of your own music yet. Google has said this feature is coming later, but it's not here now. You also can't buy music to keep in your collection even if you stop paying for the subscription, which Google also says is coming. Oh, also Play Music has a podcasts section. Google has not confirmed that this will migrate over to YouTube Music. That would be something of an odd fit, but it's not clear where else Google would put podcasts, and it seems unlikely the company will kill them off entirely.
For now, YouTube Music feels more like a proof of concept than a proper music streaming platform. What it has is nice. It's very nice. Watching smart playlists of music videos, and switching to music-only when you just want to listen is exactly what you'd want from a music service powered by YouTube. There's promise here if you look for it.
However, not only do competing music services do more than YouTube does, even Google's own other music service is currently better. Unless you're really into music videos, it might be worth holding off on moving over for a year or two while Google irons out all the kinks. Just hope that the company doesn't decide to invent a new music service by then.
Eric Ravenscraft has nearly a decade of writing experience in the technology industry. His work has also appeared in The New York Times, PCMag, The Daily Beast, Geek and Sundry, and The Inventory. Read Full Bio »
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It's hard not to think fondly of the original Motorola Razr, a sleek and thin flip phone from a bygone era. So when the company announced an updated version featuring a 6.2-inch folding inner display, people took notice. Enough that the company delayed its initial plans to take preorders on December 26th. Now the company is ready for the demand and will take preorders on January 26th.
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An axe tattoo usually illustrates the balance of nature and life itself. It symbolizes male energy and wildness of a man who was once wild himself. Axe tattoos are more often associated with men than women. And although we can't claim that all men who get an axe tattoo like to go on a rampage and destroy things, we can say that most of them do.
Axe tattoos can appear in different forms. Sometimes it's just the head of the axe while other times the whole image consists of both the handle and blade. Also, some people prefer to add other things to make it look special or outstanding.
In most cases, axe tattoos are made in black color which makes them even more menacing and tough. In some cases you can find a tattoo with different colors where the blade is red and the handle is green for example, making it look alive although this kind of imagery is rarer.
Origins of Axe tattoos meaning and symbolism
In most cultures, an axe or a hatchet was a tool that had different sorts of usage. In some cases it was used as a weapon but in the majority of cases its primary role was to cut down large trees which is why such tattoos reflect power and strength. The axe has been with us for thousands of years and is still in use today.
The origin of such tattoos can be traced back to certain tribes in both Asia and America where the axe was something more than just a household tool. There it had deep meaning, symbolism and religious value. For example, Australian Aborigines believed that when the world was created their Dreamtime hero, Waa the crow, threw a magic stone axe which created the landscape.
Axe tattoo design ideas
Axe tattoos are often combined with other images that reflect strength and wildness of nature such as animals or wild creatures like tigers or wolves. Another popular image is an eagle which has always been connected to both power and freedom, two symbols of manliness without which we would never get an axe tattoo. There is also a possibility that the eagle is just added to make an image of an axe more unique and outstanding.
Axe tattoos are used not only by men but also by women who favor simple designs which are easy to cover up if needed. These days, one can find pictures that feature women holding or using an axe in a feminine way, but such tattoos are rare since they make the tattoo much more difficult to read and recognize. This is why such tattoos usually look like masculine ones with women holding the handle.
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Rochester Secondary College has a policy that all students wear a uniform. The college believes a uniform dress code reinforces in students a pride in their own appearance, instils recognition of themselves as an integral part of the school community and assists in developing pride in representing their school. Issues of equality, health and safety and expense are also factors that contribute to the establishment of the Dress Code.
Below is a copy of the "Dress Code" for your information. Do not hesitate to contact the College if you have questions relating to this issue.
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Q: How do I get apache to follow symlinks to windows drive on WSL I'm trying to make apache run on Linux Subsystem for Windows.
So I just installed apache and changed DocumentRoot from "/var/www/html" to "/var/www" in /etc/apache2/sites-available/000-default.conf.
This has exactly the effect I wanted it to have, namely to list all folders inside when browsing to "localhost".
My projects are located on my Windows drive in "C:/Projekte", so I created a symlink like so:
sudo ln -s /mnt/c/Projekte /var/www/projects

Now my problem is, when I browse to localhost and click on projects it runs into a loop trying to call an index.html, so the url before it breaks looks like this:

http://localhost/projects/index.html/index.html/index.html/index.html/index.html/index.html/index.html/index.html/index.html/index.html/index.html/index.html/index.html/

I would want to see the directory listing of my folders instead.
I know about the Options Indexes and FollowSymLinks which are both set, but there seems to be something else I have to set for symlinks to work as I expect.
If I create a folder instead in "/var/www" it works fine.
Does anybody know how to set this up correctly?

A: By accident I found out, that my issue here is related to this issue on BashOnWindows. Problem is that I used tab to autocomplete the path which automatically added a trailing slash to the end of the path. So the actual command I used to create the symlink was
sudo ln -s /mnt/c/Projekte/ /var/www/projects

Creating the symlink without trailing slash, just like in my question it works just fine.


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A Guide to Bowmanville's Craft Beer Scene
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It's no secret — Canadians love their craft beer. Ontario in particular has become a craft beer hub with over 300 breweries (and counting) scattered across the province. And while this historic community in Southeastern Ontario may be relatively small, Bowmanville brews some of the most refreshing batches that'll satisfy your quench for craft beer.
From amber ales and classic lagers to robust porters and imperial stouts, the craft beer scene has a beverage for every thirsty beer enthusiast and novice. Whether you're a local, new in town or merely cruising through, unwind with a craft beer in hand at one of these Bowmanville establishments.
Chronicle Brewing Company
With the shores of Lake Ontario merely a kilometre away, Chronicle Brewing Company is a small-batch Bowmanville brewery that boasts a laid-back environment and well-curated list of craft beers. From eccentric names to creative labels, the owners' love of mythology fables and games has inspired more than just the name of the craft brewery. In fact, the Dungeons and Dragons fans out there might even recognize the logo — a blank D20. You can also expect to find a row of movie theatre chairs in front of two big TV screens connected to a gaming console and countless board games piled into a corner of the brewery.
Whatever your taste, Chronicle Brewery has you covered. The brewery serves a rotating menu of craft beers, including an amber wheat ale, a black IPA, a blonde ale and a milk porter. Chronicle has mastered the art of brewing sour beers, so grab a seat at one of the wooden tables and tempt your taste buds with a dry-hopped kettle sour or sour cherry kettle sour. Order a flight of their craft beers to develop your palate while you munch on some fresh popcorn from the popcorn machine.
Chronicle Brewery releases new styles almost every month, so you never know what you might stumble upon during your visit. Taste your usual style or step outside of your comfort zone and dabble in one of their unique creations. Either way, you'll want to come back for more. After you've sampled a few, head to their fully-stocked fridge and grab a couple of cans of your favourite to take home with you.
Manantler Craft Brewing Co.
Nestled in the basement of an industrial building in downtown Bowmanville, Manantler Craft Brewing Co. is a hidden gem with an eclectic, vibrant atmosphere. The small batch craft brewery is well-known for their hop forward brews, experimental batches and undeniable passion for the art of making it. As well as being a great place to grab a pint (or two), Manantler Brewery hosts a wide range of events throughout the week, including open mic nights, live bands and trivia.
Whether you're after a full bodied stout with notes of coffee and dark chocolate or a Belgian IPA with juicy aromatics of citrus, stone fruit and pineapple, you're spoiled for choice with their ever-changing bottle and tap list. Want to master your beer preference and taste (or merely can't settle on just one)? Opt for a 5 oz. sample before you commit to a pint or a growler.
Keen to learn more about the art of brewing? On Sundays, dive headfirst into the craft beer scene with an in-depth tour of the Manantler facility and experience the brewing process from start to finish. After you sample a couple of their craft beers, get your hands on some merchandise and glassware from the retail store to spice up your own bar at home. Better yet — fill a growler with your favourite Manantler craft beer to take away.
Three-Six Kitchen & Lounge
Craving a satisfying meal to delight your palette? Located in the heart of downtown Bowmanville, Three-Six Kitchen & Lounge serves an array of fresh and flavourful dishes, each of which is prepared with in-season, locally sourced and sustainable ingredients. On the menu you'll find everything from roasted beet salad to grilled chicken fettuccini. Even the vegans in your party will be delighted to find two vegan recipes on the menu: a chickpea bolognese and a toasted nut and lentil loaf.
Although not a brewery in itself, Three-Six Kitchen & Lounge proudly supports the countless craft breweries across the province, including the two in its own neighbourhood. Whether you're itching for an ale from Oakville or a pilsner from Whitby, you won't be disappointed in the wide selection of craft beers available. For the non-beer drinkers, Three-Six Kitchen & Lounge also offers a selection of cocktails and wine.
Now go on and get to sippin'.
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Special thanks to the staff at the Comfort Inn & Suites in Bowmanville, ON for contributing to this piece.
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End-of-Decade Report Ikonboard » EUROPE » United Kingdom » The World Academy of Arts, Literature, and Media - WAALM
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Organization: The World Academy of Arts, Literature, and Media - WAALM
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Postal address of organization/institution
Prof. Dorbayani,
C/o WAALM,
Astor 14 – 22 Elliot St.
Plymouth PL1 2PS, England
E-mail address of organization/institution
waalm@gmx.us
Website address of organization/institution
www.waalmdiplomacy.org & www.waalm.com
Telephone of organization/institution
0044 77 66 713 734
PRIORITIES: All of the organization's domains of culture of peace activity
EDUCATION FOR PEACE
UNDERSTANDING, TOLERANCE AND SOLIDARITY
FREE FLOW OF INFORMATION
TOP PRIORITY: The organization's most important culture of peace activity
PARTNERSHIPS AND NETWORKS: What partnerships and networks does your organization participate in, thus strengthening the global movement for a culture of peace?
International Peace Bureau, The Academic Council on the UN System; The UN Association, UK
ACTIONS: What activities have been undertaken by your organization to promote a culture of peace and nonviolence during the ten years of the Decade? If you already made a report in 2005, your information from 2005 will be included in the 2010 report.
Activities of our organisation (The World Academy of Arts, Literature and Media – WAALM) falls into two aspects:
1)	WAALM as promoter of Cultural Diplomacy and Peace through the conduct of international artistic and cultural events;
2)	WAALM as promoter of Cultural Diplomacy and Peace through further adult education.
With view to the first aspect, WAALM have conducted three international academy awards and festivals promoting understanding and cultural diplomacy in Budapest, and London in 2005, 2006 and 2008 in which Artists, Musicians, Writers, Scholars, Journalists, Producers and Human Rights promoters from over 10 nationalities participated.
In every event, WAALM could successfully promote the culture of peace, tolerance and understanding among the participating nations and project those through international media coverage and celebrity interviews broadcast by more than 15 news and press agencies. http://www.waalm.com/index.php?content=news&nav=News%20Reports
With view to the second aspect, WAALM have formed the first ever School of Cultural Diplomacy fully online for adult further education in 2009. WAALM – School of Cultural Diplomacy is active in five departments, one of which is fully dedicated to Human Rights Education and Human Rights Teacher Training. www.waalmdiplomacy.org
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rZFoV7x1umE
Signing ceremony
PROGRESS: Has your organization seen progress toward a culture of peace and nonviolence in your domain of action and in your constituency during the second half of the Decade?
Yes, we are happy to see that our collaboration with similar organisations and with those who are sharing the same vision with us has been constructive and productive. This could be seen also in the number of organisations that are contacting us to assist them to promote the culture of peace! For example we are getting ready to conduct the 1st Annual International Conference and Training in title of "Empower Africa" in which Executives, Community and Religious Leader from 18 different African nations will be participating to enhance Human Rights, Peace and Leadership. WAALM and WAALM – School of Cultural Diplomacy are the main organizers of this forthcoming event, which will be conducted in England in March 2010.
OBSTACLES: Has your organization faced any obstacles to implementing the culture of peace and nonviolence? If so, what were they?
However, thus far all the costs of WAALM promoting Cultural Diplomacy, Peace, and Human Rights are paid generously by its founders and from their private savings, the major obstacle for our organisation was and still is finance. WAALM is a non-for profit organisation and to reach its targets relies on sponsorship, which is hard to gain and thus far had non!
PLANS: What new engagements are planned by your organization in the short, medium and long term to promote a culture of peace and nonviolence?
- We are planning to conduct the 1st Annual International Conference in title of Empower Africa in March 2010 covering issues such as Leadership and Human Rights, for which we are planning to invite guests from IPB, ACUNS, and UNA.
- We are planning to dedicate our 4th WAALM Awards Festival in Oct 2010 to Culture of Peace.
- We are planning to provide free education and qualifications to less privilege countries in 2010.
GLOBAL MOVEMENT: How do you think the culture of peace and nonviolence could be strengthened and supported at the world level??
By being 'Proactive', 'Share our visions' and learning that 'Understanding will grow into Respect and respect will grow into Support and support will grow into Strength '


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My New Year came ringing in with family at home. It was a sweet, quaint ending to a busy and year changing year. Just what I was wanting this year. I even made a New Years Resolution this year. It all came by a very organically.
My New Years Resolutions comes from me happening to read a story about Kate Middleton and an account of someone reading how full of life and happy she was at a party she attended with her sister Pippa at a private friends residence. I thought what a great resolution that years from now it will probably be one of my most treasured attributes or decisions should I say.
What is your New Years Resolution over the New Year?
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Just came back from a wedding, where my cousin had a fairytale wedding. She came out in a horse and buggy carriage to a beautiful song by Lana Del Ray "Young & Beautiful". Yep, that is the same song Kanye proposed to Kim Kardashian last week.
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