Fall in New England is just the absolute best in my mind. My favorite season. My favorite weather. My favorite holidays. It is also that time of year you can hunker down at home and bring back the cozy comfort food that makes your house smell like a home while it is cooking. You know, the kind of food that makes your family feel like you put effort in to the meal. Smells that instantly make you leave your day behind you and focus on family time.
At our house we have an abundance of cookbooks. We are a little bit obsessed really- but they are great references and they are well loved and used in our kitchen. Today I'm sharing our top five for fall. Some are new to our top five list and one will always be on the list.
First up is a new one, The Ciderhouse Cookbook written by Jonathan Carr and Nicole Blum of Carr's Ciderhouse in Western Massachusetts. This is on our list because we have loved Carr's Hard Cider for years since we first discovered it at a small farmer's market in Lenox, Massachusetts. This book is quintessential fall. With recipes like Roasted Carrots with Hard Cider Syrup, French Lentils with Cider Vinaigrette, Hard Cider Glazed Pork Chops and Cidersnaps, this book does not include recipes lacking flavor. We love how easy the recipes are to follow, the photographs, and of course the fact that Carr's Ciderhouse is located in Western Mass, my home turf. We got our copy at our favorite independent bookstore here in Westerly, but they are also available directly through Carr's Ciderhouse.
Next on our list is Apples, a tiny little book by Andrea Albin published by Short Stack. Have you seen Short Stack books? They are adorable! Little paper books bound by staples, they have gorgeous colors and focus entirely on one ingredient. There are no photographs. There are no glossy pages. There are beautiful short blurbs written about each recipe and a really creative flavor combinations. In Apples we were delighted with the Apple & Fennel Salad with Buttermilk Dressing, Apple-Bacon-Brie Tartines, Gingered Apple Butter and the BBQ Chicken with Asian Applesauce. We carry Short Stack Books at Charlotte Julienne, but you can also buy them directly on line from Shortstack.
Always on our list will be Eat Feed Autumn Winter by Anne Bramley. I personally love how the book is divided into Autumn and Winter and includes nearly 50 pages on how to stock a cold weather pantry. For all my organizing, list loving friends out there this part is fantastic! The pantry includes more than just food- think music, candles, pans and more. As far as the recipes are concerned they are super comfort/ cozy starting with Indian Spiced Cauliflower and ending with Maple Custards with Whisky Cream. This book is beautifully written & presented. There are quotes, toasts, tidbits of interesting information about holidays and menus. I could live in a cold weather climate forever if I had a huge pantry and this book by my side.
New to us is The British Table by Colman Andrews. We love the concept of looking at the traditional cooking of England, Scotland and Wales. Separated by courses, this book has gorgeous photographs and bits of history that are great to have on hand for dinner parties. Because Andrews is looking at traditional cooking, we found the recipes to be just the type you want in the colder months. Practical and filling. From Breakfast Mushrooms to Kedgeree we are fond of the Bacon Roll for breakfast because well…bacon. And butter. And again, bacon. Other examples of recipes we love are Pork Chops with Cinnamon and Apples, Welsh Rarebit, Smoked Haddock Mash, Cheese and Onion Pie and Sticky Toffee Pudding.
Our final pick for fall is Bountiful by Todd Porter and Diane Cu. If you don't know, they are also the authors of the White on Rice Couple blog. I love White on Rice and was super excited to get this book. Printed in 2013, it is not a book that you will get sick of due to the incredible amount of variety within it. The recipes are inspired from garden foods including vegetables, herbs and fruits. Filled with numerous options for side dishes and desserts, the recipes are easy to follow and generally don't use many ingredients. Some of our favorites are Creamed Swiss chard in Goat Cheese on Baked Potatoes, Bourbon Sours with Orange Bitters, Roasted Broccoli and Grilled Cheese Melt, Kale and Chicken Egg Rolls with Ginger Soy Dip, Hearty Celery Root and Red Lentil Soup and Butterscotch-Apple Mini Gallettes. Truth be told there are over one hundred recipes here and they could all easily be on my list of favs!
We'd love to know what your go-to fall cookbooks are. There is always room for one more on our shelf.


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Producer of BBC's 'Sherlock' on fame and fans
WASHINGTON — Sue Vertue, the producer of the BBC's detective series "Sherlock," wasn't sure of how to use Twitter three years ago when the show premiered.
"We joined Twitter about a week before it was going out — the air date was sooner than we expected," she says. "We thought 'God, how can we make sure that everyone knows that it's going to go out?'"
Now, "I seem to spend my life on Twitter telling people when it's not going out."
The latest season of "Sherlock," a contemporary version of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's classic detective Sherlock Holmes, is airing Sunday nights on PBS' "Masterpiece Mystery!" "Masterpiece" was a co-producer.
The stars, Benedict Cumberbatch (Holmes) and Martin Freeman (Watson), now are world-famous for other roles such as Khan in "Star Trek: Into Darkness" (Cumberbatch) and Bilbo Baggins in "The Hobbit" (Freeman).
Vertue wondered, when the actors first arrived back in the U.K. to shoot season three, if their fame would make a difference.
"I have to say I was slightly nervous," she said. "It's been quite a while and since then the boys have gone off and done such huge things. I was just a little bit worried that, well, they're going to have these two massive Hollywood stars turning up in the middle of Wales."
There was no problem. "It was easy. Everyone just slotted in exactly to what we knew. It's a bit of a family thing now, you know, same crew have been working now on the series, a lot of the same people, so it's like coming home almost."
Each of the 90-minute shows takes roughly 24 to 25 days of filming. Vertue, who is married to show runner and writer Steven Moffat, says "There's a lot of pages that you do in a day in these TV shows."
They try and do "as much (filming) as they can in camera," not using special effects.
Except, she says, "Obviously, we didn't blow up the Houses of Parliament" in episode one, "The Empty Hearse."
In the second episode, "The Sign of Three," John Watson's wedding "cost us a lot to film it. It was like we were at a week-long wedding, everyone in their finery. We just thought, by the end, that we were at this lovely wedding."
She says that most of "Sherlock" is filmed in Wales with "a bit in London," specifically the exterior shots outside 221B (Baker Street), Holmes' apartment.
The popularity of the show has led to avid fans gathering for the outdoor shots. "The boys (Cumberbatch and Freeman) said it's like doing sort of live television because you're doing a small scene outside a door and there's, on the other side of the road, about a thousand people standing there."
She says the fans are "incredibly well-behaved."
"They'll move around" when the show needs them to, she says. The crew says, "'Right, we need all of you up that end of the road, we're shooting that way,' and they all just move up and down the road really."
"They are very well-mannered," she adds. "Long may it continue."
"Sherlock" fans span the globe. "They seem to fly in. A lot of them sort of know each other now. They've met behind the barriers, sort of; people from different countries turn up and meet their friends that they met from the last series. It's quite sweet."
Sherlock Holmes himself has changed from the previous season. After faking his death in "The Reichenbach Fall" and returning to life — and nearly getting strangled by Watson for his deceit — Holmes finds he's now faced with social situations he's never experienced, such as being best man at Watson's wedding to Mary Morstan (Amanda Abbington).
"We wanted to come back and humanize him a bit," says Vertue. "I suppose (we wanted to) lull people into a slight sense of security, and then by the third one, obviously, that's much darker story."

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Fort Mill, Lake Wylie law firms merge. Attorneys say it poises both to grow.
December 14, 2016 December 14, 2016 Brian Sanchez
Some of the most familiar names in Lake Wylie law practice are now operating under a different one.
Haselden, Owen & Boloyan, based in Lake Wylie and Clover, has merged with Halford, Niemiec & Freeman in Fort Mill. The single firm began Nov. 1 under the Fort Mill practice's name. Offices will remain in Lake Wylie and be headquartered in Fort Mill. The Clover office is closing.
Myron Boloyan saw an opportunity with the Fort Mill firm to continue growing what he and fellow attorneys have in Lake Wylie and Clover. Those attorneys are counsel to the combined firm, working varying schedules with long-time clients and programs. Boloyan will continue work with mediation, arbitration and guardian ad litem cases.
"I foresee being here for a while," he said. "We've been here working hard for all these years growing the business. They want to piggyback on that."
Alford Haselden started a law practice in 1975 in Clover. A year later, James "Hank" Owen Jr. joined him to create Haselden and Owen. Myron Boloyan started as an associate in 1987 when the firm opened in Lake Wylie. Haselden, Owen & Boloyan formed in 1993.
Halford Law Firm began in 2003, expanding since into a general law practice in Fort Mill. Halford, Niemiec & Freeman began in 2010.
Cameron Halford said his Fort Mill firm was close to opening a Lake Wylie location in the past, but saw the opportunity to work with existing attorneys there as a benefit to everyone.
"They had developed a brand over there that has stood for 40 years," Halford said. "These guys had a standout reputation. They created a legacy in York County."
The combining firms worked both as colleagues and adversaries for years on cases and deals. Attorneys in Fort Mill may have focused a little more on litigation, but largely the firms served similar clients.
"They were almost identical," Halford said. "Both firms had a heavy specialty in real estate. Both firms did some domestic, both firms did some civil litigation."
As or more important, both firms served clients in a similar way, which is why leaders at the combined firm say it's important to have familiar attorneys in both areas.
"We always ended up working with them because they were the dominant firm over there," Halford said. "They're still going to be there for the clients they've served over the years."
For Boloyan, the move somewhat completes a circle. Fresh out of school and planning to be married decades ago, he lived with his parents in River Hills but worked with the Mack family attorneys in Fort Mill. He started a satellite office along two-lane S.C. 160 near where Baxter is now.
Boloyan and his new bride moved to Fort Mill about the time two Clover attorneys called and asked if he would set up an office in Lake Wylie on the then two-lane Charlotte Highway.
"We've been here for 30-plus years," Boloyan said. "We know this area, and they wanted to be in this area."
Boloyan and his group bring area expertise and a committed client base. Halford and his bring a business plan aimed at growing the practice for everyone involved.
Boloyan, his office walls covered in civic awards and milestone presentations, recently uncovered a newspaper article from the time he opened in 1987. He recalls the first office in Heritage Park. He recalls the fire almost two dozen years ago that burned out their offices on a Saturday, but couldn't keep him from keeping appointments in the parking lot on Monday.
Boloyan recalls seeing a car at a time pass on the sleepy highway and thinking the driver a potential client, thoughts he never could afford now for how many vehicles pass. He was excited then to see how the area would grow, and how he would be part of it. He still is.
"We've enjoyed the area," Boloyan said. "The area's been good to us, and we feel like there's a good opportunity to continue the goodwill we've built. It is very gratifying to know that we started something."
Halford, Niemiec & Freeman will have offices at 238 Rockmont Drive in Fort Mill and 4609 Charlotte Highway, suite 1, in Lake Wylie. For more on the firm, visit fortmilllaw.com.
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Gustavo Mendes sparks controversy after saying he 'wrongly' reported a robbery
A video Gustavo Mendes, 33, posted to social media on Tuesday (17) has sparked controversy after the comedian said he had wrongly reported being the victim of an attack earlier this month. Last Wednesday (11th), the civil police said that the artist could answer for slanderous denunciation if it could be proven that he had deliberately lied.
Beginning the taping released on Tuesday, the comedian recalls getting two serious ups on his head and that while they didn't happen the worst, they were given to kill.
Gustavo Mendes then reports that he left a bar at dawn and met what he said was a "shabby woman". The woman would have asked for money, and the comedian said he gave a harsh response. That's because, he reported, he was afraid to stop since he was on the road at dawn.
"She's asking me for money and I have a phrase I always say when I don't want to give money or don't have any money: 'Do you have any money to give me?' I say: "I have, but I will not". I told her this sentence and left. She left, told her husband he would be right behind, he came to please me," he said.
The comedian says the man settled for him and tucked his hand under his shirt. Gustavo Mendes then said he thought it was an attempted robbery. The couple got into a fight, and the man attacked the artist with the stones.
"The fact is I was wrong in that complaint, but the act itself is there. I was the victim of that aggression, I suffered that aggression, and I could be dead now. Violence is something that has been increasing systematically, it's not just reserved for Juiz de Fora. Violence is a serious problem and in the last four years it has gotten worse everyone knows that because of the increase in poverty etc etc. Stupid to judge me for getting the facts wrong man I have one sustained head trauma," he said.
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Many people criticized Gustavo Mendes' stance, which was also defended by other supporters. "Fake robbery," commented one social media user. "Season 4 Episode 23," said another. As one follower pointed out, "It doesn't matter if it was an attempted robbery or not, what matters is that you were the victim of an attempted murder," she said.
Earlier this month, the comedian posted a video on social media about what would have happened. He appears with bloodstains on his clothing and his head is bandaged.
"It's not an act. I'm in Juiz de Fora, I suffered an attempted robbery. It was around 2 a.m., I was on Avenida Independência, in a bar, and as I was leaving there, I was attacked by two men and a woman "They attacked me, I had stitches on my head, it's still hurting badly hurt. Juiz de Fora seems deserted. My pants are full of blood, the level of aggression is still sinking in me. I never want to suffer that." But also from the same perspective, I have never been so well attended as at the HPS in Juiz de Fora, by the prime minister, by the fire brigade. I want to thank you all. I wanted to say that Juiz de Fora is not a quiet town to walk around at dawn. Look, this town is deserted," he said.


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Which Canadian agency picked up Gold at the Mashies?
Here's a hint: it won for a campaign on Snapchat.
Hot off its Agency of the Year successes, Rethink's added another trophy to its case. The agency has picked up Gold at this year's Mashies awards. The New York-based award show, hosted by online news organization Mashable, dishes out trophies for top-notched digital marketing from around the world. It handed out 20 awards in categories such as Best Branded Video Games, Best Use of Tumblr and Best Native Advertising Campaign.
Rethink took Gold in the Best Use of Snapchat category for the "Memory Project" a campaign that targeted teens on the popular app Snapchat (whereby users can send images that quickly fade from the receiver's phone). The campaign, for historical society The Memory Project, featured short shots of fallen soldiers from the World Wars, which disappeared after 10 seconds. The message for the campaign is "Don't let his/her story disappear."
It was the only Canadian Gold winner on the list, however Rethink did make the shortlist in the PSA category for its "Luge" campaign for the Canadian Institute of Diversity and Inclusion, featuring a pair of lugers rocking suggestively, in a bid to highlight the LGBT controversy in Russia ahead of the Sochi Olympic Games.
Joining Rethink on the shortlist, Leo Burnett and Always' "#LikeAGirl" campaign also made an appearance in the Best Viral Video category.
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DEC Group Further Expands into the German Market
Press Release – DEC Group
Contact Supplier: DEC Group
Supplier Press Release: DEC Group Further Expands into the German Market
Address: Z. I. Larges Pièces A, Chemin du Dévent, P. O. Box 9, 1024 Ecublens/Lausanne, Switzerland
Website: www.dec-group.net
Dec Group the leading global provider of powder handling systems with 25 years experience of supplying the pharmaceutical, chemical, food and cosmetic market has announced the opening of a new sales office in Buchem, Germany.
At the helm of the new office will be the newly recruited Mr Bernhard Strebel. Mr Strebel was the ideal candidate due to his extensive experience and in-depth technical and market knowledge in the field of material-handling. Working alongside DEC Deutschlang GmbH in Ingolstadt, Mr Strebel will be tasked with enhancing the company's presence within Germany.
DEC Group's offering has already proved to be of interest to both the Austrian and German markets – a major factor in the decision to open a dedicated German office. DEC Germany GmbH will specialise in process engineering and project management; from planning to commissioning in the field of bulk material handling. This is in addition to the company's other ground-breaking services, for example transferring, dosing, filling, emptying, blending and micronizing as well as containment solutions for difficult bulk handling material.
The DEC Group extends a warm welcome to Mr Strebel and looks forward to future successes at it further expands into the German market.
About DEC Group
Dec is the leading global provider of powder handling systems and has been supplying the pharmaceutical, chemical, food and cosmetic industries for over 25 years. Dec continues to work with multi-nationals and specialist operations around the world and has successfully integrated both its off-the-shelf and bespoke solutions into the most complex of operations. In excess of 200 companies worldwide have already successfully integrated over 3000 Dec Systems into their production sites.
The Dec range covers every aspect of powder handling, including:
• Transferring
• Filling
• Emptying
• Dosing
• Sampling
• Micronizing
• Milling
• Containment
Dec products, without exception, are of the highest quality. The company offers a bespoke service which allows infinite options to suit the client's specific requirements. In addition, the modular design of Dec's systems allows for easy integration into existing processes.
Dec is head-quartered in Lausanne, Switzerland. As an organisation, the company has a global presence with European subsidiaries in the UK, Ireland, Germany and Poland, together with an Asian office in Mumbai, India, and a North American in New Jersey, USA.
Dec is an innovative, forward-thinking organisation made up of industry experts who continually offer products of the highest quality. Dec ensures clients unique, effective solutions to their powder handling requirements.
Dec Group
Gabriela Mikhaiel
Email: G.Mikhaiel@dec-group.ch
For more information or to discuss DEC Group further expanding into the German market please contact us directly.
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The new parish did not prosper at first. The congregation was so small in the 1880s that most of its organizations had dwindled and died. Within a year of taking the church, Mr. Taylor was gone, and Holy Trinity came under the care of St. Barnabas in Ottawa. Its priest, Thomas Bailey, took charge with the help of four Holy Trinity lay readers, one of who, James Fletcher (of the original committee), was also the superintendent of the Sunday school and teacher of the Bible class. In 1896 (the year the diocese of Ottawa was formed), Holy Trinity was independent again, and Frederick Squires became its rector.
In the nineteenth and through at least the first half of the twentieth century, churches were not only spiritual but social centres in the lives of their parishioners. They encompassed ladies' guilds, altar guilds, sewing societies and their junior "helpers", the Young Peoples' Associations, the men's clubs, the branches of the Women's Auxiliary and of the Brotherhood of St. Andrew. And there were drama societies and entertainment committees to see to the lighter side of life in the church family.
Mr. Squires wanted this kind of vitality for his church. A man then in his middle years, he appears to have had plenty of energy and determination. But, by 1899, Holy Trinity's financial situation was not good. In the September minutes of that year's annual vestry meeting, Mr. Squires pointed out that "the church is in a precarious position and could be closed at any time." He offered to "take the debt of the church upon his own shoulders." He advised the "re-opening" of the Ladies Guild, the Sewing Society and other organizations - all of which had fallen away.
"With strenuous effort we would soon have our little church one of the finest little churches around," he told his parishioners and said that he hoped "to leave the church in a better state than when I found it." (All this when his own stipend was in arrears).
Mr. Squires did not leave. He was Holy Trinity's priest for nineteen years, and under his direction, finances were stabilized and the parish grew. The mortgage on the church was soon reduced to $1,030, and the "reopened" Sewing Society (membership fee: seventy-five cents) made it its goal to reduce it further. (With the church's weekly intake of between seven and eight dollars, those women really had to sew!) Fifty-four dollars was collected towards the installation of electric lights. As well, the parish women furnished the church with a new altar (since the old had been given to St. Columba in Manor Park). There was enough money now to send bales (bundles of clothing) to mission churches in the west and to support a blind boy in India.
The teen-age girls formed a junior sewing society, called The Cheerful Workers. Those girls must have taken up the challenge and thrown themselves into their work with missionary zeal because by the end of 1904, the amount of the debt was only $376.96. (All the same, the church took out a new mortgage in 1905). That same year, the Altar Guild presented to the church three brass vases, complete with artificial flowers for the altar, paid for with money from the Guild's bazaar. And the pennies the sixty-five Sunday school children had been saving for three years added up to enough to pay for The Good Shepherd window that is now the west window of Ascension. And the church acquired a bell.
So far, no amount of research can make the several stories (or the dates) concerning the acquisition of this bell come together. What's certain is that the bell was a bit of serendipity that resulted from a railway accident. In his memoir, Ted Gunderson wrote that it came from a train engine that fell into the water in 1904 from the canal bridge. (The railway bridge spanned the canal just north of the footbridge). The keepers of railway lore have a record of just such an accident in 1891 and of an accident in 1907, in which the engine did not quite fall into the canal but was suspended precariously over it for several hours. Nothing in 1904.
Whichever accident it was, Joseph Leslie, one of Holy Trinity's wardens, negotiated with the Canada Atlantic Railway for the bell. He got it, and the bell was ceremoniously hoisted up into the steeple of the church, where its cheerful clang brought the faithful to church every Sunday until 1967, when it was given to the church of St. Augustine in Newington.
A much more disastrous railway accident was the occasion for one of the stained- glass windows now on the west wall of Ascension. Alfred Parks, a long-time active member of the congregation, was an engine driver for the Grand Trunk Railway. When a passenger train he was driving struck a broken rail on the track between the spa at Carlsbad Springs and Hawthorne, five miles outside Ottawa, the engine capsized, and the cars were derailed. Six of the twenty-two passengers were injured (among them Rural Dean George Taylor). Both the fireman and engineer Parks were scalded to death by the steam. Alfred Parks was forty-two years old. His widow and children gave the church the window in his memory.
That same year, James Fletcher died, and Captain Charles Winter took over the job of Sunday school superintendent. Dr. Fletcher was so well liked that the congregation bought the brass lectern in his memory. As well as being a founding member of Holy Trinity, he was lay reader, superintendent of Sunday school and Bible-class teacher. The authors of the 1956 church history wrote about Dr. Fletcher: "Any person who came under his guidance was privileged indeed."
Although the church itself still wasn't very comfortable - Ted Gunderson remembered Mr. Squires delivering his sermons with his eyes closed because of the stinging smoke - the parish was better off. It now had, in addition to its other organizations, a boys club, called The Boys Brigade (complimented in one set of vestry minutes for "the improvement of the boys' conduct and bearing"), an elaborate Christmas Festival and an annual summer sports day.
Mr. Squires saw the congregation through the worry of the South African War - in which one member of the congregation, Robert Bradley, was killed; the window now on the east wall of Ascension is a memorial to him. And Mr. Squires was still Holy Trinity's priest when the First World War started in August of 1914.
While there's nothing in the church records to say exactly what Holy Trinity's parishioners did during the war, the Sewing Society, under the direction of the Red Cross, would have been making sheets and bandages for the wounded, and sewing for the orphaned and displaced children in Belgium. They would, too, have been filling boxes with their knitted socks, food and treats for "the boys in khaki" and taking part in concerts to raise money for the Red Cross. Prayers for those soldiers, the sailors and the nurses overseas must have been long and deeply felt and every voice lifted to the height of the church in the singing of hymns like Eternal Father Strong to Save and Oh God our Help in Ages Past.
At the same time, the ordinary life of the church went on. Frederick Squires' relations with his parishioners had become strained - possibly because he so often engaged in acrimonious discussions with them about his stipend. In 1915, Mr. Squires and his wife moved to an apartment on Elgin street but by now, there was so little money that his stipend was cut from $800 to $600 and then to $400. He left Ascension. In fact, the bishop (the newly elected John Charles Roper) retired him, and he left Canada to return to England to take a parish somewhere in Norfolk.
Mark Malbert, who followed him, stayed only a year, after which the bishop appointed him as full-time priest to the Ottawa Hebrew Mission.


On our recent Bali holidays, I thought it would be nice to take back a part of Bali with me so that I'll always remember it's pristine beaches along with it's stunning sunsets that totally left me in awe of the wonder of God's creation.
Lucky us, we stayed at the Le Meridien Hotel, which was just across the beach, so walking there was no more than 5 minutes.
When I got home, I took one of my Ikea glass jar and filled it with the sand and sea shells that I collected from Jimbaran Beach. Mason jars would be perfect as well.
See who ever said that vacation souvenirs had to be expensive and tacky? This DIY sand bottle jar makes for a memorable beach vacation souvenir that anyone can do.
In fact, I'm going to make another one for my upcoming trip to Gold Coast, Australia! Yes, Surfers Paradise, here I come!
For other variations of how to put together a memory jar, do check out these links from left to right.
Maratha Stewart vacation memory jar, beach in a bottle necklace, scrapbook in a jar, beach vacation keepsake, shell vacation jar from Martha Stewart.
I'm still finishing up my travel journal which I took along for the trip. An irony since I was supposed to be scrapping on the go. The fun part was collecting name cards, receipts, coasters, ticket stubs of the places we went. Perhaps, I'll be done by my next Travel Tuesday post.
What do you like receiving as vacation souvenirs and And what do you usually buy as keepsakes when you travel?
Thanks Ai. I've seen a few variation of bottles used and may use a Mason Jar when I add trinkets in. Yes, too bad we'll miss each other by just a few weeks. So looking forward to the cool cool weather.


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Do other people have to 'run as administrator' to get the video signal working?
That works. Question is, why? My account has admin privilege, so is surprising that "run as administrator" fixes it .
What happens when you click on the TV channel?
Q33. Do you have Quad Shielded RG6 cabling installed end to end: ???
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Can You Inflate an Automobile Tire With a Bike Pump?
Old thread I know but first result on Google search so here's some relevant information.
I noticed every reply on this topic seems anecdotal. Everyone says it will take "200-400" pumps and that said pumps will take "forever"
So, I had a flat this morning.
I inflated both with a bicycle hand pump.
*Please note that the term "pumps" as used below does not necessarily equal one full up and down stroke. Humans fatigue and the pumps obviously get harder as you go.
Last edited by Pappy69; 01-23-2019 at 12:40 PM..
I have one of those air pumps, with the gauge built in, that plugs into the 12v outlet on my dashboard. You might want to invest in one of those.
I have done it with the old fashioned kind of pump that has kickstand on the sides and is about 2.5 feet tall. It pushes more air per pump than a handheld. It took me 3 hours as best I recall. You will have to stop to rest and to let the pump cool. It gets really hot.
I have tried it with one of those little cheapo plug into the lighter pumps. They have a tiny chamber about the size of half your little finger. I plugged it in and let the car run while i went into work. I let it run for about four hours. the tire pressure had increased less than 10 pounds.
I have done it just to put 10 pounds of air in a leaking tire. It's a good deltoid workout. Doing on a completely flat tire wold be tough. I can't imagine doing it in 3 minutes. I think it would take 10. My pump is old though and doesn't pump as well as it used to.
I used to always buy used tires, doing this did have me use a bike pump many times . Eventually I realized stop being so cheap, you're not doing that bad just buy new. So with buying these used tires, they would go in some months or one or two of the tires would go low and I would have to get the bike pump out. It is definitely a workout! Maybe 10 years ago give or take I bought used tires and the next morning one of the tires was completely flat. I had to bring out the bike pump, maybe 20 or so minutes later good as new or rather good as the crappy tire they sold me to get to the used tire shop and replace. Couple years ago I came out in the morning about to go to work and I have a completely flat tire, I yet again got the bike pump out and I got to pumping. 5 or 10 minutes later I had an Uber on the way, I wasn't even making a dent when I was pumping that completely flat tire, plus I'm getting older, not a young buck anymore.
If your tire is running a little low, using a bike pump to get the tire in better shape will take time and it will be somewhat of a workout or a real workout depending on person and how bad the tire is. Can't say I recommend using a bike pump.
I do this all the time. If you only need to top up tires, it's quicker and more accurate than visiting a gas station and putting quarters in their pump. Between 20 and 50 pumps per tire takes only 3-4 minutes all up. Use one of those cheap pencil gauges to make sure you get the pressure right.
I can just pull into the service area of my Chevy dealer anytime and fill my tires for nothing.
There's an air hose hanging from the ceiling. Costs nothing, it's real fast and it not cold in there.
I've had a few of those 12 volt pumps you plug into the cigarette lighter. They usually last me around 5 to 8 years of moderate use before the hose starts to bulge or crack inside the housing near the outlet. It's always the hose that fails, never the electric motor. Have noticed on most of those electric pumps that have a gauge, don't trust it, they usually read around 5 pounds higher than the actual pressure. Buy a good dial gauge and check the real pressure after filling, soon you will know how far off it is, and will be able to get it pretty close every time.
Hand pumps vary greatly in how much air they can pump, and the seals wear out in time and they get less efficient after a lot of pumping. Why bother, the electric pumps are not that bulky and you can always throw it in the trunk or back seat, it won't take up any more space than a large hand pump with big handle on it. Most electric pumps only have a shrader valve fitting for cars, but if you need to air up a presta valve on a road bike, why not spend 3 bucks for a presta to schrader converter valve? It screws onto your presta valve, after you open the presta valve inlet so it will accept air. Screw on your shrader adapter and you can use any gas station air pump to fill your presta road bike tire, I never go biking without one in my tool kit, and I always keep a spare adapter in the glovebox of my truck, and usually fill my bike tires with the bike laying down flat in the bed of my truck, with an electric pump, easier that way.
Many co2 bike pumps can do both, but they often work better with shrader than presta. If you forget to open the valve on a presta before trying to fill with a co2, you might blow out the fitting on your co2 because it can't take the pressure that has nowhere to go, because the valve is closed, it might strip the threads off the fitting or break it, and you lose all your air from the cartridge. Use the scrader adapter and don't forget to open your presta before putting on the adapter, and don't forget to close it back up again after removing.


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Прислон — деревня в Рамешковском муниципальном округе (до апреля 2021 года — Рамешковский район) Тверской области. Входила в состав сельского поселения Некрасово.

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Деревня расположена на возвышенности, в 6 км от районного центра — посёлка городского типа Рамешки, в 65 км от областного центра — города Тверь, по правой стороне автодороги Тверь—Рамешки. Рядом с деревней протекает река Каменка, левый приток реки Медведицы.

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Название деревни, возможно, появилось от слова «Прислон»:
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История
В XIII—XIV веках земли, где находится Прислон, входили в Каменский стан Бежецкого Верха Великого Новгорода, позднее осваивались тверскими князьями, в 1425 году были присоединены к Москве. Первое упоминание о селении с таким названием встречается в писцовой книге 1627—1629 годов, где говорится, что в «порозжих землях Каменского стана… Еремеевское поместье Иванова сына Панова пустошь, что был погост Михаила Архангела… п[устошь] Прислон».
В XVI—XVII веках Прислон — это вотчина Троице-Сергиева монастыря.
В конце XVIII века деревня Прислон с крестьянами передана во владение генерал-адмиралу И.Л. Голенищеву-Кутузову. В 1862 году его зятю Ф.Н. Глинке выдана уставная грамота на владение частью земли деревни Прислон.
Карельское население появилось здесь в 1665 году и пополнилось в 1797 году.

в 1887 году на реке Каменке работала водяная мельница. Дети учились в Михайлово-Прудовской школе. Верующие посещали Троицкую церковь в Михайлове-Прудове. Престольный праздник — Архистратига Михаила и прочих Небесных сил бесплотных, в народе — Михайлов день (21 ноября).

В 1887 г. в д. Прислон была эпидемия брюшного тифа, болели 16 человек. Население деревни медицинскую помощь получало в Селищенском фельдшерском пункте, с 1896 г. — в Замытской больнице.

В 1910—1920 гг. крестьяне деревни занимались земледелием, заработками у состоятельных землевладельцев, промыслами. В деревне была кузница. О революционных событиях 1905 г. крестьяне узнавали из писем односельчан, работавших в городах. В ноябре 1905 г. крестьяне д. Прислон единогласно решили сжечь или разрушить мельницу помещика Петрова, по всей видимости, из-за высоких поборов.
14 марта 1917 г. жители Селищенской волости избрали Совет крестьянских депутатов. От д. Прислон в него вошёл крестьянин Ф. Е. Лебедев. В 1923 г. несколько хозяйств создали коммуну-гигант «Безбожник», которая вскоре из-за неуправляемости распалась. В 1928 г. часть крестьянских семей организовала товарищество по обработке земли. Колхоз был создан в 1929 г. и назван «Безбожник», видимо, в честь модных в то время безбожников, которые разоряли храмы, производили раскопки могил, возводили хулу на Бога. В 1936 г. в д. Прислон Безбожницкого сельского Совета было 64 хозяйства (244 чел.), в колхозе — 28 хозяйств (127 чел.). Работала школа I ступени с преподаванием на карельском и русском языках. Позднее колхоз назывался им. Сталина. В 1950 г. крестьяне деревни присоединились к сельхозартели им. Ленина, с 1963 г. колхоз стал называться «Память Ленина». С переходом на рыночные отношения, с 25 ноября 1992 г. это сельскохозяйственный производственный кооператив с тем же названием (центральная усадьба — д. Александрове).

В войну 1941—1945 гг. все мужское население, годное служить в армии, было призвано на военную службу. На войне погибли 25 жителей. На полях в эти годы работали женщины, старики, дети, они также направлялись на возведение оборонительных сооружений, лесоповал, мостить дорогу от д. Ильино до д. Прислон, на строительство запасного аэродрома. Неурожайными были 1946—1947 гг. Населению жилось тяжело, труд стал оплачиваться недостаточно. Молодёжь, начиная с 1950-х годов, начала под разными предлогами покидать деревню и уезжать на работу и жительство в города и рабочие поселки.

В январе 1998 г. в д. Прислон в 34 домах постоянно проживали 62 человека, 24 дома принадлежали наследникам и дачникам. Дети учатся в Рамешковской школе. За медицинской помощью и по другим социально-бытовым вопросам жители обращаются в соответствующие учреждения пгт Рамешки. Хлеб и другие продукты питания покупают в приезжающих из Рамешек и Твери автолавках. В деревне есть телефон.

На 1 января 2001 г. в деревне 31 дом, постоянных жителей 58 чел., 24 дома — собственность наследников и дачников.

Старинные фамилии жителей деревни: Бовины, Воробьевы, Лебедевы, Скобелевы, Судины, Чернышовы, Чугуновы.

Топонимы: Волково, Лопатиха, Овсяники, Пирожиха — поля; Войлово, Кузнецкий — кустарниковые заросли, выгон; Кулда — гора, возвышенное место.

Население

В 1859 году в карельской владельческой деревне Прислон 28 дворов, населения 185 человек (81 мужчина и 104 женщины).
В 1887 году в деревне Прислон Селищенской волости Михайлово-Прудовского прихода Бежецкого уезда насчитывалось 37 дворов, 50 жилых, 185 нежилых построек, 17 колодцев; проживали 225 человек (111 мужчин, 114 женщин), бывших помещичьих крестьян.
По сведениям Тверского епархиального управления, в 1901 году в деревне Прислон было 33 двора, прихожан — 116 мужчин и 121 женщина.
По данным переписи населения 1989 года в деревне Прислон постоянно проживали 74 человека (30 мужчин и 44 женщины), 35 % из них — карелы, 64 % — русские.
По данным Всероссийской переписи населения 2002 года преобладающие национальности жителей деревни Прислон — русские (78%), карелы (12%).

Инфраструктура
Транспортное сообщение с Тверью и Рамешками (автобусный маршрут Тверь—Рамешки—Бежецк—Максатиха).

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Некрасовская сельская территория на официальном сайте администрации Рамешковского муниципального округа Тверской области

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Students of Color Are Depending on You November 3. Don't Throw Away Your Shot.
Posted Nov. 2, 2020 in Charter Schools
On the eve of America's 244th birthday, the critically acclaimed play, "Hamilton," debuted on Disney+, making the cultural touchstone available to millions in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic.
As leaders of color of charter public schools in the Commonwealth, we have worked tirelessly to "be in the room where it happens," as Alexander Hamilton's character famously proclaimed.
Concisely stated, our commitment to closing the achievement and opportunity gaps for children of color—and to be the change we want to see in the world—has positioned us to impact educational policy for our students, families and communities where our schools are located and where we live.
In our private lives we are spouses, parents, faith leaders, military veterans, entrepreneurs, change agents and more. In our professional lives, we are educators, leaders, unifiers, mountain movers, standard bearers and more. We are also voters who unequivocally believe in:
A diverse democracy wherein K-12 students are equipped to develop civic competencies to fully engage in the democratic process at all levels.
Excellent and equitable education for all children, especially Black and brown children.
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Black and Brown Lives do Matter.
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The notion that "The arc of the moral universe is long, but it bends toward justice"—Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
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Make no mistake about it: America is on the eve of another important milestone in our nation's history—the 2020 Election. We believe that the aforementioned issues are also on the ballot on Tuesday, November 3, and we are not "throwing away" our shot to keep them at the center of public discourse. We implore our families, our students of voting age, communities and all registered voters in the Commonwealth to exercise their right to vote in the upcoming election and always.
As Hamilton's character said, "It's time to take a shot / Rise up, rise up / It's time to take a shot." Make your voice heard by voting on November 3. Vote early. Vote absentee, if necessary. Vote in-person, if it's safe to do so. Whatever you do, do not "throw away your shot." Rise up and vote!
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Oct 9, 2021 12:00 AM
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Singer, songwriter and producer Deana Carter will give a live acoustic performance at the Historic Ritz Theatre in Brunswick on Saturday, October 9.The 90s country music artist will be featured in an intimate acoustic setting where her powerful voice and guitar are the subject of the spotlight. This will be an up-close and personal event punctuated by personal stories and anecdotes about her life and musical influences, while performing some of her biggest hits, including "Strawberry Wine," "We Danced Anyway," and "Did I Shave My Legs for This?".
Deana's superstar success continues to be evident as the chart topper "You & Tequila," co- written with Matraca Berg and recorded by Kenny Chesney, was nominated as CMA's "Song of the Year", as well as two Grammy nods, notably the coveted "Song of the Year" and also received a nomination as ACM's "Song of the Year".
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