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Q: Converting Map to POJO with Jackson, Groovy complains for not having a property I'm trying to convert a Map from a http response to POJO. The response is
{_total=0}

In my Pojo, I want to get rid of the underscore so I annotated the field with @JsonProperty. But Groovy complains for not having a _total property
Stacktrace
org.codehaus.groovy.runtime.typehandling.GroovyCastException: Cannot cast object '{_total=0}' with class 'java.util.LinkedHashMap' to class 'io.toro.linkedin.response.CompanyAdminsResponse' due to: org.codehaus.groovy.runtime.metaclass.MissingPropertyExceptionNoStack: No such property: _total for class: io.toro.linkedin.response.CompanyAdminsResponse
Possible solutions: total

    at io.toro.linkedin.connector.LinkedInConnector.linkedInListCompaniesThatUserIsAdminOf(LinkedInConnector.groovy:314)
    at LinkedInTest.list-companies-that-user-is-admin-of(LinkedInTest.groovy:115)

Conversion code
HttpResponseDecorator response = restClient.get(params)
ObjectMapper mapper = new ObjectMapper()
mapper.convertValue(response.data as Map, T)

POJO
package io.toro.linkedin.response

import com.fasterxml.jackson.annotation.JsonProperty
import groovy.transform.ToString
import io.toro.linkedin.model.Company

/**
 * @author daniel.gomez
 */
@ToString(includeNames = true)
class CompanyAdminsResponse {
    @JsonProperty('_count')
    int count
    @JsonProperty('_start')
    int start
    @JsonProperty('_total')
    int total
    List<Company> values
}

A: I think that the problem comes from your response transformation to Map: response.data as Map which you're passing to mapper.convertValue method.
I make a groovy script using directly the follow Map [_total : 3] to test your problem, and there is no exception thrown an the object is created correctly:
@Grab('com.fasterxml.jackson.core:jackson-core:2.7.3')
@Grab('com.fasterxml.jackson.core:jackson-annotations:2.7.3')
@Grab('com.fasterxml.jackson.core:jackson-databind:2.7.3')
@GrabExclude('org.codehaus.groovy:groovy-all')

import com.fasterxml.jackson.annotation.JsonProperty
import com.fasterxml.jackson.databind.ObjectMapper
import groovy.transform.ToString

class Company {
}

@ToString(includeNames = true)
class CompanyAdminsResponse {
    @JsonProperty('_count')
    int count
    @JsonProperty('_start')
    int start
    @JsonProperty('_total')
    int total
    List<Company> values
}

ObjectMapper mapper = new ObjectMapper()
def object = [_total : 3]
println mapper.convertValue(object, CompanyAdminsResponse)
// the above line prints CompanyAdminsResponse(count:0, start:0, total:3, values:null)

Hope this helps,


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Will ACIRC survive the AU Summit?
It has been operational for just under a year, but the future of the African Capacity for Immediate Response to Crises (ACIRC) is already in doubt. A question likely to be discussed at the African Union (AU) summit in Johannesburg is how the controversial peacekeeping force can be incorporated into existing AU structures – or whether to keep it alive at all.
Analysts say it is unlikely that a decision will be made at the summit to scrap ACIRC entirely, given the urgent need for such a force and the fact that it is an initiative spearheaded by South Africa.
Created at the 21st AU Summit in 2013, ACIRC has been divisive from the start. The force is intended to provide the AU with the kind of rapid military response that could be deployed to stop or prevent emerging genocides, crimes against humanity, or war crimes by armed rebel forces.
This is an essential tool for the AU that is often perceived as being slow to act, and was launched in reaction to the AU's perceived failure to intervene effectively in Mali and the Central African Republic (CAR).
This is an essential tool for the AU that is often perceived as being slow to act
Planning for a similar force, however, already exists within the AU. The African Standby Force (ASF) is a pillar of the African Peace and Security Architecture, and its Rapid Deployment Capability is supposed to be able to deploy anywhere on the continent within 14 days. However, full operationalisation of the ASF is long overdue, and its Rapid Deployment Capability is non-existent at this stage.
ACIRC is self-funded and voluntary
There are some crucial differences between ACIRC and the rapid response force envisaged for the ASF. ACIRC works directly through the AU, whereas the ASF works through regional economic communities; ACIRC is self-funded, and based on the voluntary participation of member states, whereas the ASF requires significant AU funding and must coordinate large numbers of member states; and ACIRC is deployed at the behest of a lead country with AU approval, whereas the ASF is deployed by the AU itself with approval from regional economic communities.
In practice, this means that while ACIRC is more responsive and less of a burden on the AU itself, its deployment is contingent on member states' volunteering resources and participation. On the other hand, the ASF's Rapid Deployment Capability will be a more predictable tool, and the AU will have greater control over its deployment (provided that regional economic communities cooperate) – but it will be far more difficult to operationalise.
Neither is perfect, however. 'The key challenge [for ACIRC] lies in the word "immediate", which is quite impossible given that no one south of the Sahara has adequate air- or even sealift, and those to the north have so far largely avoided providing that capability,' commented Helmoed Heitman, a South African defence analyst. 'But ACIRC might be a better bet than the ASF, which was predicated entirely on the countries of a region dealing with its problems. The result was there to be seen in Mali, where the standby force stood by and watched; and in the CAR where the elements of the Central African Standby Brigade stood aside and let the rebels into Bangui – except for the Chadian troops, who joined the rebels,' said Heitman.
Two mutually exclusive forces
Nonetheless, despite their differences and shortcomings, the two proposed forces are intended to do the same thing. Although ACIRC was originally envisaged as an interim solution until the ASF became operational, it has become clear that the two are mutually exclusive. As long as funding, resources and political will are directed towards ACIRC, the ASF will never properly get off the ground.
The real question is whether there is enough synergy between business leadership and politicians
The AU knows it must make a decision: does ACIRC have a future?
Broadly speaking, there are three options confronting defence chiefs and heads of state and government at the AU Summit in Johannesburg. First, ACIRC could be scrapped entirely, and the AU could focus its energies on implementing the ASF's Rapid Deployment Capability. Second, it could somehow be incorporated into the ASF, perhaps replacing the Rapid Deployment Capability but working with ASF structures. Third, it could continue in its current form.
'Despite discussions that might come up, I do not see that ACIRC is going to be off the table. It is the only valid current response capability. If there's another Mali now, and we don't have ACIRC, we don't have the ability to intervene and save lives,' said Andre Roux, an Institute for Security Studies consultant and conflict management expert. 'There's a massive difference between normal peacekeeping and that [rapid response] capacity. While ACIRC remains a coalition of the willing and able, I don't see it going away. This is a capacity that is being volunteered for use in the absence of capacity in the ASF.'
Integration into the ASF a likely scenario
Other analysts concur that despite opposition from some AU member states – particularly Nigeria, which is suspicious of South Africa's motives in spearheading the force – ACIRC is more likely to be somehow integrated into the ASF than to disappear.
'It would be tricky to dismantle ACIRC, which is spearheaded by South Africa [the country hosting the summit]. If there are changes then they could be in name or integrating ACIRC in the [ASF]. It will be humiliating for the host if ACIRC is dismantled,' said Norman Sempijja, a post-doctoral researcher at the University of the Witwatersrand and co-author of an upcoming policy brief on ACIRC's effectiveness. 'We also need to remember that [ACIRC] was a temporary measure. So I think they may find a way of integrating it in the overall ASF.'


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Lesson goal: Data Science: Messy geography of the U.S.
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Here's a data science exercise with some very raw data. Geographical data of the United States (adapted from Turbo Prolog's cira 1990 "GeoBase" code) is in a 700-line CSV file, called geo.csv. Lines can have a different number of columns, and entities on a given line can be numbers or strings. And, unlike sample.dat and co2.csv from the other exercises, this file is too big to be processed manually (i.e. "by eye" or "by hand").
The clue to what's in a line is by the string in the very first column, which can be state, city, river, border, highlow, moutain, road, or lake. If this identifier is:
state, then the following columns will be: name, abbreviation, capital, area, admission-rank, population, city1, city2, city3, city4
city, state-it's-in, abbreviation, name, population
river, name, length, states-the-river-runs-through
border, state, abbreviation, states-that-share-the-border
highlow, state, abbreviation, highest-point, height, lowest-point, height
mountain, state-it's in, abbreviation, name, height
lake, name, area, states-the-lake-is-in
road, number, states-the-road-passes-through
There are many questions one might wonder about this data. Here are some you might try:
What are names and abbreviations of all states in the U.S.?
What states start with a 'C'?
What cities are in California?
What is the biggest city in the U.S.?
What is the longest river in the U.S.?
Which rivers are longer than 1,000 kilometers?
What is the name of the state with the lowest point in it?
Which states border Alabama?
Which rivers do not run through Texas?
Code that will answer (some of) these are in the examples.
Now you try. Write code to answer some of our proposed questions, or even to just "explore" the data.
Some of these will be helpful to you:
Confused about the data? If so, that's typical in data science! Take a look at it by reading it in and printing it to the screen.
Since all fields of the lines in this file are not numbers (they're a mix of numbers and strings), do not use explode to break them apart. Use explode_str to break them into an array of strings.
If you need to convert a string to a number, use the tonumber() function.
strings = explode_str("separator","string") -- explodes string into an array of strings.
nums = explode("separator",string) -- explodes string into an array of numbers.
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AmericInn by Wyndham Waconia
550 Cherry Drive, Waconia MN - 55387
Free Hot Breakfast, Complimentary Wi-Fi And An Indoor Pool Greet Our Guests At The Non-Smoking Americinn Waconia. The Three-Floor Americinn Has 61 All Non-Smoking Rooms Featuring Coffeemakers, Microwaves, Mini-Fridges, Free Wi-Fi And Flat-Panel Lcd Tvs With Cable Channels. Suites Have Jetted Tubs And/Or Fireplaces. Don'T Pass Up The Complimentary Rotating Breakfast Of Fresh Waffles, Eggs, Sausage Patties, Biscuits And Gravy, Pastries, Cereal, Fresh Fruit, Coffee, Juice And More. Soak Your Cares Away In The Hot Tub Or Sweat It Out In The Sauna. The Hotel Also Has An Indoor Pool, Laundry Facilities, A Patio And A Business Center. On-Site Parking Is Free. The Americinn Is Located Off Highway 5, One Mile South Of Lake Waconia, Which Offers Fishing, Boating, Swimming And More. If You'Re Driving From The Twin Cities, The Mall Of America Or Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport, The Hotel Is About 30 Miles West.
Travelodge by Wyndham Valleyfair Shakopee
1251 1st Ave E, Shakopee MN - 55379
Freebies Like Breakfast And Wi-Fi Plus Easy Access To Valleyfair Amusement Park Bring Our Guests To The Travelodge By Wyndham Valleyfair Shakopee. The Non-Smoking Travelodge By Wyndham Has 53 Rooms In A Two-Story Building With Exterior Corridors And No Elevator. Rooms Feature Coffeemakers And Cable Tv. Non-Smoking Rooms Are Available, As Are Rooms With Microwaves And Mini-Fridges. Get Your Engine Running With A Fresh-Brewed Coffee At The Free Breakfast Of Cereal, Oatmeal, Bagels, Pastries, Fresh Fruit, Juice And More. The Hotel Also Has A Lobby Computer, Laundry Facilities And Free Parking. The Travelodge By Wyndham Is On County Highway 101, Less Than Two Miles North Of Us 169/Shakopee Bypass. Valleyfair Amusement Park Is Two-And-A-Half Miles Away, And Canterbury Park Is Three Miles Away. Minneapolis Is 25 Miles From The Hotel, And St. Paul Is 33 Miles Away. Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport Is 21 Miles From The Hotel.
Best Western Shakopee Inn
511 S Marschall Rd, Shakopee MN - 55379
Complimentary Wi-Fi And Hot Breakfast, Plus An Indoor Saline Pool And A Location Three Miles From Valleyfair Amusement Park Are Among The Perks Our Guests Get At Best Western Shakopee Inn. This Three-Floor Best Western Shakopee Inn Has 65 Rooms That All Feature Coffeemakers, Microwaves, Mini-Fridges, Free Wi-Fi, Cable Tvs And Alarm Clocks With Mp3 Jacks. In The Morning, Guests Rise And Dine On A Complimentary Breakfast With A Rotating Menu Of Fresh Waffles, Scrambled Eggs, Sausage, Toast, Fruit, Cereal, Coffee, Juice And More. Water Enthusiasts Can Relax In The Indoor Saline Pool Or Enjoy A Soak In The Hot Tub. The Hotel Also Has A Fitness Room, Laundry Facility, Lobby Computer And Game Room/Video Arcade. Parking Is On The House, And Dogs Are Welcome For An Additional Fee. The Hotel Is In Shakopee, One Mile From U.S.-169/Shakopee Bypass And Two Miles From Canterbury Park. Valleyfair Amusement Park Is Three Miles Away, And The Twin Cities Are About A Half-Hour Drive. Minneapolis - St. Paul International Airport Is 22 Miles From The Hotel.
An Indoor Pool, A Location Three Miles From Valleyfair Amusement Park And Continental Breakfast Are Among The Amenities Our Guests Find At Super 8 By Wyndham Shakopee. This Two-Floor Property Has 70 Rooms, All Equipped With Coffee/Tea Makers And Expanded Cable Tvs. In The Morning, Guests Can Start The Day With A Free Continental Breakfast Of Fresh Waffles, Baked Goods, Cereal, Coffee, Tea, Juice And Milk. Later, They Can Enjoy A Swim In The Indoor Pool Or A Soak In The Hot Tub. The Hotel Also Offers An On-Site Laundry Facility And 24-Hour Front Desk. The Hotel Is Located Near County Highway 101, One Mile From U.S.-169/Shakopee Bypass. Canterbury Park Is Two Miles Away, And Valleyfair Amusement Park Is Three Miles. Minneapolis Is 25 Miles From The Hotel, And Saint Paul Is 34 Miles. Minneapolis - St. Paul International Airport Is 22 Miles.
Country Inn & Suites by Radisson, Minneapolis/Shakopee, MN
1204 Ramsey St, Shakopee MN - 55379
Our Guests Enjoy A Heated Indoor Pool, A Location Four Miles From Valleyfair Amusement Park, Complimentary Wi-Fi And Hot Breakfast At The Non-Smoking Country Inn & Suites By Carlson Shakopee. This Three-Floor Property Has 68 Rooms, All Equipped With Coffeemakers, Free Wi-Fi And Flat-Panel Lcd Tvs With Expanded Cable. In The Morning, Guests Can Enjoy A Complimentary Rotating Breakfast Of Fresh Waffles, Eggs, Sausage, Biscuits And Gravy, Bagels, Cereals, Fruit, Yogurt, Coffee, Juice And More. Later In The Day, Freshly Baked Cookies, Fresh Fruit And Coffee Are Served On The House. The Hotel Also Offers A Heated Indoor Pool, Hot Tub, Fitness Room, Lobby With Fireplace, 24-Hour Business Center And Laundry Facility. Parking Is Free Of Charge, And Pets Are Welcome For An Additional Fee. The Hotel Is Less Than A Mile From U.S.-169/Shakopee Bypass. Canterbury Park Is One-And-A-Half Miles Away, And Valleyfair Amusement Park Is Four Miles. Minneapolis Is 25 Miles From The Hotel, And Saint Paul Is 33 Miles. Minneapolis - St. Paul Airport Is 20 Miles.
Sandalwood Studios & Suites
3910 12th Ave East, Shakopee MN - 55379
Property Location With a stay at Sandalwood Studios & Suites in Shakopee, you'll be within a 10-minute drive of Canterbury Park and Mystic Lake. This hotel is 9.4 mi (15.1 km) from Paisley Park and 16.4 mi (26.5 km) from Mall of America. Rooms Make yourself at home in one of the 67 air-conditioned rooms featuring kitchens with full-sized refrigerators/freezers and stovetops. Kitchenettes are outfitted with microwaves. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and satellite programming is available for your entertainment. Conveniences include desks and coffee/tea makers, as well as phones with free local calls. Amenities Make use of convenient amenities, which include complimentary wireless Internet access and a television in a common area. Business, Other Amenities Featured amenities include a business center, express check-out, and laundry facilities. Free self parking is available onsite.
Baymont by Wyndham Shakopee
1244 Canterbury Road, Shakopee MN - 55379
Our Guests Enjoy An Indoor Pool, A Sauna, A Location Next Door To Canterbury Park, Complimentary Wi-Fi And Continental Breakfast At The Non-Smoking Americas Best Value Inn Shakopee. This Three-Story Property Has 175 Non-Smoking Rooms, All Equipped With Coffeemakers, Free Wi-Fi And Flat-Panel Tvs With Cable Channels. In The Morning, Guests Enjoy A Complimentary Continental Breakfast. Water Lovers Can Relax In The Indoor Pool Or Soak In The Hot Tub. The Hotel Also Has A Sauna, An Exercise Room, A Game Room, A Laundry Facility, A Business Center And Three Restaurants With Lounges. Parking Is Free. Note: Arizona'S Bar And Restaurant Is Closed Until Approximately August 2017. Americas Best Value Inn Is Next To U.S.-169/Shakopee Bypass And Canterbury Park. Valleyfair Amusement Park Is Two Miles Away, Minneapolis Is 23 Miles And St. Paul Is 31 Miles. Minneapolis - St. Paul International Airport Is 20 Miles From The Hotel. Americas Best Value Inn Shakopee Provides Our Guests With A "Really Cool" Pool, A "Nice Breakfast" And A Location That'S "Close To Valleyfair."
AmericInn by Wyndham Shakopee Near Canterbury Park
4100 12th Ave E, Shakopee MN - 55379
The List Of Amenities At The Non-Smoking Americinn Shakopee, Including Free Continental Breakfast, Waterslides And Indoor Pools, Is A Big Draw For Our Guests. The Three-Floor Americinn Has 66 All Non-Smoking Rooms Featuring Coffeemakers, Mini-Fridges And Cable Tv. Some Rooms Have Microwaves, And Suites Have Jetted Tubs Or Fireplaces. Hot, Fresh Waffles Are A Highlight Of The Free Breakfast, As Are Fresh-Baked Muffins, Doughnuts, Bagels, English Muffins, Cereal, Fruit, Yogurt, 24-Hour Coffee Bar, Juice And More. You'Re Invited To The Indoor Pool, Hot Tub And Sauna, And Wait Until The Kids Get A Load Of The Adventure Zone With 108-Foot Waterslide, Wading Pool With Toddler Waterslide And Video Games. The Hotel Also Has A Fitness Room, Outdoor Patio, Laundry Facility, Business Center And On-Site Parking. High-Speed Internet Access Is Available. Small Pets Are Welcome For An Additional Fee. The Americinn Is Just North Of Us 169/Shakopee Bypass Next To Canterbury Park Racetrack And Card Club, And Two Miles From Valleyfair Amusement Park. The Hotel Is 19 Miles From Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport.
AmericInn by Wyndham Hotel and Suites Long Lake
521 N Willow Drive, Long Lake MN - 55356
Guests Are Treated To Free Wi-Fi, Complimentary Breakfasts And An Indoor Pool And Hot Tub At The Americinn By Wyndham Hotel And Suites Long Lake. All 40 Rooms At The Two-Story Americinn Come With Free Wi-Fi And Flat-Panel Tvs, And Other Pluses Include Coffeemakers, Mini-Fridges And Microwaves. Guests Start Each Day With Free Hot Breakfast Before Lounging By The Indoor Pool Or Unwinding In The Hot Tub. The Front Desk Is Staffed Around The Clock, And Parking Is Available. The Hotel Is Off Highway 12, About 20 Minutes West Of Downtown Minneapolis. A Few Eateries Are Within A Mile, And Minneapolis Offers More Shopping And Dining Options, As Well As Cultural Sights Like The Minneapolis Institute Of Arts, Guthrie Theater And The Museum Of Russian Art. Other Points Of Interest Include Eloise Butler Wildflower Garden And Target Field, Each Within A Half-Hour Drive. Guests Get Back To Nature On The Trails At Morris T. Baker County Park, Two Miles Away. Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport Is A 29-Mile Drive.
Hampton Inn Minneapolis Shakopee
4175 Dean Lakes Blvd, Shakopee MN - 55379
Free Hot Breakfast, Free Wi-Fi And An Indoor Pool Are A Hit With Our Guests At The Non-Smoking Hampton Inn Minneapolis/Shakopee. The Four-Floor Hampton Inn Has 87 Rooms Featuring The Chain'S Comfy "Clean And Fresh Bed," As Well As Coffeemakers, Desks And Lap Desks, Coffeemakers, Free Wi-Fi And Flat-Panel Lcd Tvs With Premium Channels. The Free Hot Breakfast Menu Includes Eggs, Omelettes, Sausage, Bacon And Fresh Waffles In Rotation. Take The Plunge Into The Heated Indoor Saline Pool. The Hotel Also Has A Fitness Room, Laundry Facility, 24-Hour Pantry Market, Gift Shop And Business Center, And Parking Is Free. The Hampton Inn Is Just Off Us 169/Shakopee Bypass, About A Mile From Canterbury Park And Card Club And Three Miles Away From Valleyfair Amusement Park. Minneapolis Is 24 Miles From The Hotel, And St. Paul Is 32 Miles. Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport Is 21 Miles From The Hotel.
Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites Minneapolis SW - Shakopee
4550 12th Avenue East, Shakopee MN - 55379
Guests Can Expect An Indoor Pool, Free Breakfast, Laundry Facilities And Proximity To The Mall Of America At The Non-Smoking Holiday Inn Express And Suites Minneapolis Sw - Shakopee. The Four-Story Holiday Inn Express Hosts 94 Rooms, All Featuring Flat-Panel Lcd Hdtvs, Coffeemakers, Microwaves And Mini-Fridges. Breakfast Is On The House Each Morning. Year-Round Relaxation Is A Must In The Indoor Pool And Hot Tub. Guests With Work In Tow Are Happy To Know That High-Speed Internet And A Business Center Are Available. Complimentary Parking And Self-Service Laundry Facilities Are Provided. The Holiday Inn Express Is Four Miles East Of Central Shakopee, 23 Miles Southwest Of Minneapolis And 30 Miles From St. Paul. Family Fun Thrives Five Minutes North At Valleyfair And Five Miles West At Sandventure Aquatic Park. Adult Excitement Awaits 10 Minutes South At Mystic Lake Casino And One Mile West At Canterbury Park Race Track. Shopping At The Mall Of America Is 17 Miles Away. Minneapolis-Saint Paul International Airport Is 20 Miles Northeast Of The Hotel.
Mystic Lake Casino Hotel
2400 Mystic Lake Blvd., Prior Lake MN - 55372
Set In Prior Lake, This 24-Hour Casino And Hotel Offers Gaming, Entertainment, Spa And A Variety Of Distinctive Bars And Restaurants. Located 25 Minutes South Of The Minneapolis-Saint Paul Airport, This Property Offers Free Wifi.All Standard Hotel Rooms Include Complimentary Valet Service, Keurig Coffee Makers, Refrigerators, 49-Inch Hdtvs And Enhanced Television Channels. In-Room Dining From The Hotel Restaurants Is Available.A Free Shuttle Service To The Mall Of America Is Available To All Guests, Alongside Complimentary Access To The Dakotah! Sports And Fitness Facility. The Meadows 18-Hole Championship Golf Course Is Only Steps Away From The Hotel Offering A Driving Range, Practice Green And Club House For Dining.Saint Paul Is 38 Km From Mystic Lake Casino Hotel, While Bloomington Is 17 Km Away. The Nearest Airport Is Minneapolis-Saint Paul International Airport, 27 Km From The Property.
Country Inn & Suites by Radisson, Minneapolis West, MN
210 Carlson Pkwy N, Plymouth MN - 55447
Two Indoor Pools, Free Wi-Fi And A Hot Breakfast Buffet Have Our Guests Giving High Marks To The Non-Smoking Country Inn & Suites By Carlson Minneapolis West. A Fireside Lobby With Hardwood Floors Greets Guests At The Three-Story Inn. Its 135 Bright Rooms Come With Free Wi-Fi, Triple-Sheeted Bedding, Microwaves, Mini-Fridges, Hairdryers And Ironing Facilities. Some Rooms Also Have Jetted Tubs. Wake Up And Smell Fresh Waffles At Each Morning'S Breakfast. In The Evening, Visit The On-Site Bar And Restaurant For American Favorites. Families And Serious Swimmers Enjoy The Two Indoor Pools With Hot Tubs. An On-Site Fitness Room And Guest Laundry Are Available. Parking Is Free. The Entire Property Is Non-Smoking. Off I-494, The Country Inn Is 15 Minutes From Downtown Minneapolis, Where You'Ll Find Sporting Arenas, The Minneapolis Institute Of Arts And Minneapolis Convention Center. Hit The Sales At The Ridgedale Mall, A Mile-And-A-Half Away, Or Go All Out At The Mall Of America, 25 Minutes Away. Water Sports And A Nice Day At The Beach Await At Lake Minnetonka, 11 Miles Away. Minneapolis - St. Paul International Airport Is 22 Miles From The Hotel.
Sheraton Minneapolis West Hotel
12201 Ridgedale Dr, Minnetonka MN - 55305
Complimentary Parking, A Pool And Hot Tub And A Convenient Location Near Downtown Welcome Our Guests At The Non-Smoking, Highly Rated Sheraton Minneapolis West. This Four-Story Property Has 222 Non-Smoking Rooms, All Featuring 42-Inch Flat-Panel Cable Tvs, Coffeemakers, Work Desks, Plush Bathroom Robes And Spa-Quality Toiletries. Wi-Fi Is Free In Public Areas. The Hotel Restaurant Is Open For All Meals, And There'S Also A Lounge That Overlooks The Neighboring Wildlife Preserve. After Working In The Business Center Or Working Out In The Fitness Facility, Relax In The Heated Indoor Pool And Hot Tub. Pick Up Necessities In The Sundry Shop, And Keep Your Wardrobe Fresh In The Guest Laundry. Parking Is Free, And The Hotel Welcomes Pets With An Additional Charge. The Sheraton Is Off I-394 And Right Next Door To Ridgedale Shopping Center. It Is 10 Miles From Downtown Minneapolis And Destinations Such As Target Field And Minneapolis Institute Of Arts. Lake Minnetonka Is 16 Miles Away, And The Mall Of America Is 20 Minutes. Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport Is 20 Miles Away.
GrandStay Delano
395 13th Street South, Delano MN - 55328
Grandstay Hotel & Suites Delano Is Offering Accommodation In Delano. A Hot Tub Is Available For Guests, Along With A Fitness Centre. Both Free Wifi And Private Parking Are Accessible At This Property.All Rooms Is Equipped With Air Conditioning, A Dishwasher, A Microwave, A Coffee Machine, A Hot Tub, Free Toiletries And A Desk. Rooms Are Complete With A Private Bathroom Equipped With A Hairdryer, While Certain Rooms At The Hotel Also Feature A Seating Area. At Grandstay Delano The Rooms Include A Wardrobe And A Flat-Screen Tv.A Continental Breakfast Is Available Every Morning At The Accommodation.The Property Has An Indoor Pool.Guests Can Make Use Of The Business Centre Or Rent A Car To Explore The Area. Staff At The Reception Can Assist Guests At Any Time Of The Day.Minneapolis Is 40 Km From Grandstay Hotel & Suites Delano, While Bloomington Is 42 Km From The Property. Minneapolis-Saint Paul International Airport Is 47 Km Away.
Hampton Inn & Suites Minneapolis/West-Minnetonka
10600 Wayzata Blvd, Minnetonka MN - 55305
An Indoor Pool, Free Breakfast, No-Fee Wi-Fi And I-394 Location Lead The Way To The Non-Smoking Hampton Inn & Suites Minneapolis/West-Minnetonka. The Five-Story Hampton Inn Is Home To 100 Rooms With Microwaves, Mini-Fridges, 42-Inch Flat-Panel Lcd Hdtvs And Free Wi-Fi. When Morning Hunger Strikes, Enjoy A Bite From The Complimentary Breakfast Buffet. There'S Also A 24-Hour Mini-Market On The Premises. Guests Relax In The Indoor Pool And Hot Tub And Stay Busy At The 24-Hour Fitness Room And Business Center. Parking Is Free. The Hampton Inn Is Off I-394 In A Business-Centric Area, A Half-Mile East Of Popular Restaurants. Minnetonka'S Mainstreet Is Thriving With Dining Options 10 Minutes Away. Downtown Minneapolis, 15 Minutes East, Is Home To The Guthrie Theatre, The Minneapolis Convention Center And The Stone Arch Bridge Over The Mississippi River. Minneapolis - Saint Paul International Airport Lies 21 Miles Southeast Of The Hotel.
Ramada Hotel & Conference Center by Wyndham Plymouth
2705 Annapolis Ln N, Plymouth MN - 55441
An Indoor Waterpark, A Restaurant, Free Breakfast And Complimentary Wi-Fi Top The List Of Impressive Amenities At The Non-Smoking Ramada Hotel & Conference Center By Wyndham Plymouth. The Three-Story, Non-Smoking Ramada Welcomes Guests With A Fireside Lounge And A Rustic Vibe. All 149 Rooms Feature Coffeemakers, Free Wi-Fi, Microwaves, Mini-Fridges, Hairdryers And Ironing Facilities. Wake Up To A Free, Full American Breakfast And Wrap Up The Night With Scrumptious Dinner At The On-Site Restaurant And Lounge. For Added Fun, Catch A Play At The In-House Theater. Families Enjoy The Indoor Waterpark, Complete With Slides And Water Basketball. You'Ll Also Find Fitness Facilities, A Hot Tub And A Guest Laundry On The Premises. Parking Is Free. Hop On I-494 Right Outside The Ramada For A 20-Minute Drive To The Action In Downtown Minneapolis — Including The Target Center, Minneapolis Convention Center And Science Museum Of Minnesota. The University Of Minnesota Is Also About 20 Minutes Away, And The Mall Of America Is 25 Minutes Away. Plymouth Ice Arena Is A Four-Mile Drive. Minneapolis - St. Paul International Airport Is 24 Miles From The Hotel.
La Quinta Inn & Suites by Wyndham Minneapolis-Minnetonka
Impressed By The Bountiful Complimentary Breakfast And Roomy Accommodations, Our Guests Sing The Praises Of The Non-Smoking La Quinta Inn & Suites Minneapolis-Minnetonka. Warm Colors And Contemporary Style Adorn The 127 Rooms At This Four-Story Hotel, Where In-Room Internet Is Available For A Fee, And An On-Site Business Center And Fitness Room Put You In Great Shape When It Comes To Work And Workouts. There Is A Free Breakfast Daily To Help Get You Up And Out. Pets Are Accepted, And Parking Is Free. Right Off I-394, The Hotel Works Well For Business Travel, With Heavy Hitters Like General Mills About One Mile Away And Honeywell And Cargill Within Five Miles. Brookview Golf Course And Ridgedale Center Shopping Mall Are Both Within Two Miles. Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport Is 20 Miles Away.
Red Roof Inn Minneapolis Plymouth
2600 Annapolis Lane N, Plymouth MN - 55441
Budget-Friendly Rates, Free Wi-Fi And Easy Access To The Freeway Draw Our Guests To The Pet-Friendly Red Roof Inn Minneapolis Plymouth. All 119 Rooms At The Three-Story Red Roof Inn Offer Mini-Fridges, Hairdryers And Premium Cable Tv. Free In-Room Wi-Fi Means It'S A Snap To Catch Up On Emails And The Latest News. Photocopy Services Are Available, Just Ask At The 24-Hour Front Desk. A Boon For Animal Lovers: Pets (One Per Room) Stay Free Here. Parking Is Also Free. Off I-494, The Red Roof Inn Is About 20 Minutes Away From Downtown Minneapolis, Where You'Ll Find The Target Center And Minneapolis Convention Center. Go Boating On Lake Minnetonka, About 15 Minutes Away, Or Discover Your Own Shopping Bonanza At The Mall Of America, About 25 Minutes Away. Minneapolis - St. Paul International Airport Is 24 Miles From The Hotel.
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Minneapolis Marriott West
9960 Wayzata Boulevard, St. Louis Park MN - 55426
Free Parking And Comfortable On-Site Amenities Like An Indoor Pool And A Happening Irish Pub Bring Our Guests To The Non-Smoking Marriott Minneapolis West. This Seven-Story Hotel Has 195 Rooms With Triple-Sheeted Pillowtop Mattresses And Fluffy Pillows. You Can Flip On A 32-Inch, Flat-Panel Tv Or Take Care Of Some Business At The Expansive Work Station With Ergonomic Chair And Desk-Level Electrical Outlets. Rooms Include High-Speed Internet Access, Free Newspapers, Coffeemakers And Sofa Beds. You'Ll Think It'S Your Lucky Day When You Feast On Gaelic Fare At The Irish Pub And Restaurant On-Site. Work Up A Sweat In The Well-Equipped Fitness Center Or Just Work Your Typing Fingers In The Full-Service Business Center. Guests Can Take A Dive Into The Irresistible Indoor Pool Or Soak In The Soothing Hot Tub. Local Calls And Parking Are Free. Note: The Hotel Pool Is Closed For Renovation Through Approximately September 4, 2017. Located In The Suburb Of St. Louis Park, Marriott Minneapolis West Is Situated Right Off I-394, Three Miles From I-494. Traipse Across 193 Acres Of Lush Foliage And See Famous Minnehaha Falls When You Visit Minnehaha Park, A 25-Minute Drive. Guests Can Pitch Themselves Over To Target Field, The Home Of The Minnesota Twins Baseball Team, A 12-Minute Drive. The Mall Of America, The Largest Shopping Mall In The Country, Is A 22-Minute Drive From The Hotel. The Hotel Is 21 Miles From Minneapolis - St. Paul International Airport. "An Oasis-Like Pool And First-Rate Pub" Plus Cushy Mattresses Make For A Top-Shelf Experience For Our Guests At Marriott Minneapolis West.
Comfort Inn Plymouth-Minneapolis
3000 Harbor Lane N, Plymouth MN - 55447
An Indoor Pool, Free Wi-Fi, A Southwestern Restaurant And Easy Access To The Freeway Help Make The Comfort Inn Plymouth A Comfy Stay For Our Guests. All 116 Rooms At The Two-Story Comfort Inn Come With Free Wi-Fi, Mini-Fridges, Microwaves, Hairdryers, Coffeemakers, Safes And Flat-Panel Tvs. Wake Up And Dig Into Fresh Hot Waffles At The Complimentary Breakfast. Later On, Wrap Up The Day With Dinner At The In-House Southwest Restaurant (Room Service Is Also Offered). The Heated Indoor Pool Is Fun For Guests Of All Ages. There'S Also A Fitness Room On-Site. Meeting Space And Business Services Are Available. Pets Are Welcome For A Fee, And Parking Is Free. A Block Off I-494, The Comfort Inn Is 15 Minutes From Downtown Minneapolis, The Minneapolis Convention Center, Target Center And Science Museum Of Minnesota. Spend A Day At The Minnetonka Lake, 11 Miles Away, Or Sink Into Some Serious Retail Therapy At The Mall Of America, 25 Minutes Away. Minneapolis - St. Paul International Airport Is 24 Miles From The Hotel.
Residence Inn by Marriott Minneapolis Plymouth
2750 Annapolis Cir N, Plymouth MN - 55441
Rooms With Flat-Panel Tvs, Ipod Docks And Full Kitchens Are The Draw At The Non-Smoking Residence Inn Minneapolis Plymouth, Where Breakfast And Parking Are Free. The Bright And Contemporary Residence Inn Offers 119 Suites On Four Floors. All Units Come With Flat-Panel Hdtvs, Triple-Sheeted Bedding, Separate Living And Sleeping Quarters And Full Kitchens With Granite Countertops. Guests Here Kick-Start Their Days At The Free Hot Breakfast Buffet. For Lunch Or Dinner, Grab A Pizza At The On-Site Café. Meeting Space And Business Services Are Available. Fitness Fanatics Are Happy To Know There'S A Workout Room And Indoor Saltwater Pool. Pets Are Welcome For A Fee. Parking Is Free. The Entire Property Is Non-Smoking. A Block Off I-494, The Residence Inn Is Within Walking Distance Of Several Restaurants And Coffeehouses. Sports Fans Can Root For Their Favorite Team At Target Field, 20 Minutes Away, And Guests With Kids In Tow Enjoy The Science Museum Of Minnesota In Downtown Minneapolis, Also 20 Minutes. If Shopping'S Your Thing, Show Off Your Stamina At The Mall Of America, 25 Minutes Away. For Golf, Head Five Miles South To The Brookview Golf Course. Minneapolis - St. Paul International Airport Is 24 Miles From The Hotel.
1 Oakridge Dr, Chaska, MN - 55318
Keeping Corporate Guests On Track With Free Wi-Fi, A Complimentary Shuttle And Extensive Meeting Facilities, The Non-Smoking Oak Ridge Hotel Mixes Business With Pleasure Thanks To A Retreat-Like, Lake...
7855 Century Blvd, Chanhassen, MN - 55317
Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites Chanhassen Scores Very Impressively With Our Guests Because Of Offerings Like A Free Newspaper, Free Breakfast, Clean, Convenient Accommodations And An Indoor Pool. ...
830 Yellow Brick Road, Chaska, MN - 55318
Free Internet And A Complimentary Breakfast Await Our Guests At The Convenient Super 8 By Wyndham Chaska. The 29 Rooms In This Two-Floor Lodging Feel Like Home, With Recliners For Kicking Back And Enj...
1 River Bend Place, Chaska, MN - 55318
570 Pond Promenade, Chanhassen, MN - 55317
Our Guests Make Room For Fun With A Heated Indoor Pool And Game Room At The Non-Smoking Americinn By Wyndham Chanhassen. This Three-Floor Americinn Is Home To 77 Rooms That All Feature Flat-Panel Tvs,...
301 E Frontage Road, Waconia, MN - 55387
This Waconia, Minnesota Hotel Is Within A 5 Minutes' Drive From Island View Golf Club And The Beaches Of Lake Waconia. It Features Free On-Site Parking And Spacious Rooms With Free Wi-Fi.Every Room At...
591 W 78th St, Chanhassen, MN - 55317
Enjoying The Tastefully Done Rooms With Free Wi-Fi, A Heated Pool And Complimentary Cookies And Coffee, Our Guests Highly Value A Stay At The Non-Smoking Country Inn & Suites By Carlson Chanhassen. Th...
550 Cherry Drive, Waconia, MN - 55387
Free Hot Breakfast, Complimentary Wi-Fi And An Indoor Pool Greet Our Guests At The Non-Smoking Americinn Waconia. The Three-Floor Americinn Has 61 All Non-Smoking Rooms Featuring Coffeemakers, Microwa...
1251 1st Ave E, Shakopee, MN - 55379
Freebies Like Breakfast And Wi-Fi Plus Easy Access To Valleyfair Amusement Park Bring Our Guests To The Travelodge By Wyndham Valleyfair Shakopee. The Non-Smoking Travelodge By Wyndham Has 53 Rooms In...
511 S Marschall Rd, Shakopee, MN - 55379
Complimentary Wi-Fi And Hot Breakfast, Plus An Indoor Saline Pool And A Location Three Miles From Valleyfair Amusement Park Are Among The Perks Our Guests Get At Best Western Shakopee Inn. This Three-...
An Indoor Pool, A Location Three Miles From Valleyfair Amusement Park And Continental Breakfast Are Among The Amenities Our Guests Find At Super 8 By Wyndham Shakopee. This Two-Floor Property Has 70 R...
1204 Ramsey St, Shakopee, MN - 55379
Our Guests Enjoy A Heated Indoor Pool, A Location Four Miles From Valleyfair Amusement Park, Complimentary Wi-Fi And Hot Breakfast At The Non-Smoking Country Inn & Suites By Carlson Shakopee. This Thr...
3910 12th Ave East, Shakopee, MN - 55379
Property Location With a stay at Sandalwood Studios & Suites in Shakopee, you'll be within a 10-minute drive of Canterbury Park and Mystic Lake. This hotel is 9.4 mi (15.1 km) from Paisley Park and 16...
1244 Canterbury Road, Shakopee, MN - 55379
Our Guests Enjoy An Indoor Pool, A Sauna, A Location Next Door To Canterbury Park, Complimentary Wi-Fi And Continental Breakfast At The Non-Smoking Americas Best Value Inn Shakopee. This Three-Story P...
4100 12th Ave E, Shakopee, MN - 55379
The List Of Amenities At The Non-Smoking Americinn Shakopee, Including Free Continental Breakfast, Waterslides And Indoor Pools, Is A Big Draw For Our Guests. The Three-Floor Americinn Has 66 All Non-...
521 N Willow Drive, Long Lake, MN - 55356
Guests Are Treated To Free Wi-Fi, Complimentary Breakfasts And An Indoor Pool And Hot Tub At The Americinn By Wyndham Hotel And Suites Long Lake. All 40 Rooms At The Two-Story Americinn Come With Free...
4175 Dean Lakes Blvd, Shakopee, MN - 55379
Free Hot Breakfast, Free Wi-Fi And An Indoor Pool Are A Hit With Our Guests At The Non-Smoking Hampton Inn Minneapolis/Shakopee. The Four-Floor Hampton Inn Has 87 Rooms Featuring The Chain'S Comfy "Cl...
4550 12th Avenue East, Shakopee, MN - 55379
Guests Can Expect An Indoor Pool, Free Breakfast, Laundry Facilities And Proximity To The Mall Of America At The Non-Smoking Holiday Inn Express And Suites Minneapolis Sw - Shakopee. The Four-Story Ho...
2400 Mystic Lake Blvd., Prior Lake, MN - 55372
Set In Prior Lake, This 24-Hour Casino And Hotel Offers Gaming, Entertainment, Spa And A Variety Of Distinctive Bars And Restaurants. Located 25 Minutes South Of The Minneapolis-Saint Paul Airport, Th...
210 Carlson Pkwy N, Plymouth, MN - 55447
Two Indoor Pools, Free Wi-Fi And A Hot Breakfast Buffet Have Our Guests Giving High Marks To The Non-Smoking Country Inn & Suites By Carlson Minneapolis West. A Fireside Lobby With Hardwood Floors Gre...
12201 Ridgedale Dr, Minnetonka, MN - 55305
Complimentary Parking, A Pool And Hot Tub And A Convenient Location Near Downtown Welcome Our Guests At The Non-Smoking, Highly Rated Sheraton Minneapolis West. This Four-Story Property Has 222 Non-Sm...
395 13th Street South, Delano, MN - 55328
Grandstay Hotel & Suites Delano Is Offering Accommodation In Delano. A Hot Tub Is Available For Guests, Along With A Fitness Centre. Both Free Wifi And Private Parking Are Accessible At This Property....
10600 Wayzata Blvd, Minnetonka, MN - 55305
An Indoor Pool, Free Breakfast, No-Fee Wi-Fi And I-394 Location Lead The Way To The Non-Smoking Hampton Inn & Suites Minneapolis/West-Minnetonka. The Five-Story Hampton Inn Is Home To 100 Rooms With M...
2705 Annapolis Ln N, Plymouth, MN - 55441
An Indoor Waterpark, A Restaurant, Free Breakfast And Complimentary Wi-Fi Top The List Of Impressive Amenities At The Non-Smoking Ramada Hotel & Conference Center By Wyndham Plymouth. The Three-Story,...
Impressed By The Bountiful Complimentary Breakfast And Roomy Accommodations, Our Guests Sing The Praises Of The Non-Smoking La Quinta Inn & Suites Minneapolis-Minnetonka. Warm Colors And Contemporary ...
2600 Annapolis Lane N, Plymouth, MN - 55441
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A Moorish style terracotta tile inspires a crisp black and white color scheme.
To modernize this Greek Revival brownstone, the original footprint was expanded in the rear of the building, which allowed for new oversized windows and doors. The large kitchen and dining area is now flooded with sunlight.
Where does the inspiration come from when designing a new kitchen? In the case of this 18 month renovation, it was a hand painted terracotta tile. The homeowners, who love to travel, fell in love with the idea of having a Moorish inspired tile, and we all agreed that it would make a stunning backsplash, particularly in a kitchen with oversized ceiling height. The tile colors led us to select Benjamin Moore's Seapearl for the upper cabinets with After Midnight for the lower cabinets. A bold move, but once taken, felt like it had always been that way. The industrial pendants vintage from the Czech Republic were chosen for their unexpected industrial sensibility. All of the modern amenities of today are included in the updated kitchen, including a Lacanche range. The microwave and beverage refrigerator are hidden from view in the oversized island.
The kitchen came together just in the nick of time. Click play to take a mini tour.
Hand painted terra cotta tiles are imperfect by nature. We love specifying materials with a natural, artisanal aesthetic. It adds instant character!
Once we landed on the hand painted tile, we started to scheme the rest of the materials. We recommended an indestructible gray quartzite material for the countertops, where most of the cooking prep takes place, and a beautiful oversized slab of calcatta gold for the island. Have a look at the 3-D renderings we created to help imagine not only the scale of the space but also how each of the materials would work together.
All that changed from the original 3D rendering was the over island lighting.
Seeing the intended paint colors in action helped our client take the final leap.
Inspiration imagery used to help convey the impact of the Moorish backsplash tile.
One of the first items we purchased for the expanded space was a 19th Century French painted cabinet. We loved the antique glass in the doors, and saw it as an opportunity to showcase beautiful objects and bring warmth to what was (post renovation), a very large room. The height and grand scale balanced the tall kitchen cabinets on the opposite side of the room perfectly.
We paired a vintage pine table with reproduction distressed painted Windsor chairs. Custom seat cushions in black and white ticking add comfort and charm.
At the far end of the room, we added a casual seating area with a generous sized sofa.
Contemporary art, a 19th C French table and a Moroccan lamp work together to make a charming moment.
With such a large kitchen/dining area there was plenty of room for a soft seating area. A traditional bridgewater sofa upholstered in a geranium-red indoor/outdoor fabric helps define this space creating a cozy nook in an expansive room. Custom paper lamp shades trimmed in black subtly speak to the black and white color scheme of the kitchen.
We commissioned our friend and artist Susan Hable to make the pen and ink drawings above the sofa. They're so wonderfully livable.
For more about the design process for this project click here and here and go here to see the full project reveal.
Who makes the terra cotta tiles?


What I wasn't prepared for was that I literally didn't want to put the book down, so I stayed up all through the night and read the book in one go. The main protagonists (no spoilers) moved me, I even ended up caring for quite a few of the minor characters.
more than a furtive whirlwind affair; it's the first pebbles of an avalanche. Nessa and Marie are the victims of a curse that has pursued them across countless lifetimes; a doom designed to trap them in a twisted living fairy tale, with their romance fated to end in misery and death.


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Of course I had to do our own haha. Shameless plug: www.yanbirog.com for my creative portfolio hehe. 4 cards, 5x7 in. The hardest thing about this is actually doing the map because it involves illustrating and scaling.
Printing: c/o my father-in-law because they have a print shop yeyyy!
I wanted to get kraft envelopes talaga but there seems to be none in the market! National Bookstore has brown baronial envelopes but the flaps are trapezoid, I want triangle flaps HAHA. So yeah no choice but to make our own! The materials are SOOOO CHEAP it was really the labor (of love) that racked up the value of these envelopes haha. So please guys if you received one... I hope you think it's pretty. Then, you can throw it away lol.
There are kraft cartolinas at National Bookstore that cost around ₱8/pc. You can make 5 standard A7 envelopes with them. BUT we've searched some more and found kraft paper being sold at Prestige Paper. They're not on the shelves and are used to wrap packages but the staff offered it to us because we couldn't seem to find what we're looking for. It's local quality recycled paper. It's the same paper used in regular brown envelopes. WHICH IS DEYM PERFECT. Kraft cartolina is too hard and too brown. Prestige Paper's paper (haha) is just right. Peso power? ₱6/sheet. One sheet can make 12 envelopes are you kidding me?!
Prestige Paper is located at the back of Fisher Mall in Quezon City.
Another major labor of love! We weren't able to use them 'cos we got convinced that it's bad for barong, but oh well!
Fake flowers and leaves are from Cherry Berry in Divisoria.
Jute strings, floral tapes, and pins are from Tabora St. and Anding's (around Divi).
Para maiba, we didn't opt for the basket of flowers for our flower girls. Instead we made these 2 flower balls.
Tools: 7in Styro balls, mini flowers, dress pins, ribbons.
All of the tools were bought from Divisoria, except for the useless tools. The mini flowers cost ₱2/pc, we were advised to get 100 pcs per ball so we got 200pcs. In the end we weren't able to use everything, I think we still got around 100 pcs left haha.
The plan was to cover the ball in green paint before sticking the flowers with glue gun para hindi pangit if may gap. BUT HOLY MOLEY the ball turned out very sticky even after the paint dried. It was kindof useless too in the end because there were no gaps when I finished the project. So much for dirtying my fingersss! ALSO, if you buy flowers like that I suggest you PIN THEM instead of glue-gunning (???) them. I REALIZED THIS TOO LATE haha. You can pin the center of the flower with a dressmaker pin. Imagine my grief when I learned about this.
Since our photo and video package didn't include a guestbook, I decided to make our own. With less than a week left for our wedding, I didn't have enough time to order a custom Photobook huhu. So yeah, ano pa nga ba.
For this project I wanted to get a small sketchpad that's not springed para hindi mukang scrapbook haha, stick some photos inside, and wrap it with kraft paper or whatever haha.
Thank God I found Abbey Sy's My Lettering Progress Keeper at National Bookstore. It's the perfect sketchpad for this DIY! It's not springed, the paper is artist grade watercolor paper from Canson (doesn't really matter, just wanted to spell out the specs haha), it's in the perfect size (7x10in), and it has 25 pages only! Just about right considering I don't have a lot of photos haha and duuuh guestbooks aren't usually thick diba haha, like.. who needs all that space. At best, people are just gonna write congratulations and best wishes over and over HAHA. I really just wanted something they can look at and pass around lololol.
Anyway. I had our prenup photos printed in 4R size at Tronix. I was worried that the prints would come out too glossy but thank God they use Satin paper, which is like half linen and half glossy, basta. Maganda naman sya. ₱7/photo. For the cover, I took inspiration from pinterest and made a heart shaped collage of our photos. I also designed the cover and had it printed in A4 size for ₱30, still at Tronix. Then I used that to wrap the sketchpad. Ang hassle magbalot jsklrd HAHA. The paper, as I mentioned was Satin, so it was sticky and kinda not waterproof hahaha. Sobrang ingat ako madumihan yung papel! But yeah, I pushed through HAHA.
And voila! Our guestbook is doooone! <3 Now that the wedding's over, we're peeling out the yellowing photos and turning the book back into its original form, a sketchpad!
Because I didn't want the screen to be blank all the time, I made a loop video for display purposes. Also to remind the guests of our wedding hashtag #DAVEstWeddingEver haha. I actually love it!
I can't believe how easy this was to do. I had to learn the basics of Adobe Premiere Pro but basically all I wanted was to put some text with a video background - which I got from Youtube. Just search for "HD background video loop", take your pick, and get it using your favorite illegal downloader (char).
Aaaaand that's about it! Thanks for reading all the way, awardddd!


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Former New York Giants standout Jason Pierre-Paul is leaving us.
Pierre-Paul, who was traded by the Giants to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers this offseason, put his Montclair home on the market on Wednesday for $1.25 million, according to the home's Zillow listing.
Located on a quiet, suburban block in Montclair, the home, which was built in 1927, has six bedrooms and five bathrooms.
The current listing does not provide many details about the home, but Juliana Sullivan, the listing agent, said the home has been cosmetically updated since Pierre-Paul bought it, including new hardwood floors, a new backsplash in the kitchen and new tile in the master bathroom. There is smart house technology throughout now as well, she added.
The home was last assessed at $872,400, according to property records. Property taxes for the home were $31,703 in 2017.
Former Giants star Jason Pierre-Paul listed his Montclair home for $1.25 million on Wednesday.
The Giants selected Pierre-Paul with the 15th pick of the 2010 NFL Draft. Playing defensive end, Pierre-Paul wreaked havoc around the edge during his eight years with the franchise, making two Pro Bowl appearances and raking up 58.5 sacks in that time.
But it wasn't always fun times for Pierre-Paul during his time with the Giants.
While he thrived on the field, he may be most well-known for something that happened off it: During a July 4, 2015 celebration in Florida, Pierre-Paul lost his right index finger and part of his thumb during a firework incident. He was hospitalized for two-and-a-half weeks following the near-career ending injury.
Before being traded, Pierre Paul signed a four-year, $62 million contract with the Giants in 2017. He has made more than $56 million so far in his NFL career.


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Some river work with Excavator and Komatsu D53P dozer....pics (note... "R" rating for Greenies.... )
By mike newman
May 4, 2022 in General Chat
mike newman
Location:Motueka Valley New Zealand
Interests:30 IHC projects waiting--some completed
....there is a "Military Exercise Base'' on the Rainbow Station.....it is leased off the Station, and although the last two Socialist "Governments' have seriously gelded the Air Force., the Army, Police and Air Force ''exercise' there...frequently'
The big flood in the Wairau River, last year removed almost an acre of river flats, adjacent to the buildings etc...and in doing so exposed not only rubbish dumps, but also the effluent from the 'latrines'' was dribbling out the pipes into the river....thus there was a panic to hide this from the press and general public,so the Station's equipment was hired to tidy this mess up...
Had to strip back the top soil...batter the bank at 28 degrees (Did that with the ''eyeometer'' ) place special cloth stuff along the batter ..pull up gravel onto the cloth...level the whole sight out , bringing gravel over towards the bank ...all simple stuff ....but shifted a bunch of gravel ....and initially had to creat a six foot high berm of gravel to turn any further minor fresh that may have hindered the ongoing work.... The excavator tracks are like me....about stuffed...thus I lost a track a couple of times....once in the river...Always fun...Can take up to two hours, plus a couple tubes of grease before getting going again....
Neat story re the NZ Air Force....There were a bunch of Skyhawks here...and about a dozen years gone ..or so... the Socialists deemed them un-necessary so they spent nearly 700 million dollars on some 8x8 type wheeled carriers of some sort....which is just the ticket for an Island the size of Colorado...and an Island full of mountains....thus the Skyhawks were to be flogged off to some third world country......however, there was a problem...America had upgraded all the electronics to the then current state of the art specs etc...and thus were able to stop the sale of those Aircraft...They are ''mothballed '' somewhere. Us 'non left wing nut jobs'' found this highly amusing...................and the Skyhawk pilots were snapped up by three different Allied countries...
The pictures are self explanatory......and there were several of the old "Coke " bottles....and the first 'strip ' was 150 meters long...track off the front idler on the Hyundai...and the last pic is the new sprockets going on....will be able to coax another 1000 hrs from those chains...those Milwaukee 3/4 drive impacts are just brilliant...about seven minutes to run off 30 studs aside.....just flick the chain off the sprocket..giving enough room to remove the old one...and just a minute or so to 'bridle'' it up with bucket and run it back on...over the new sprocket..
35desoto
Location:Auckland New Zealand
Interests:Old cars esp Mopars, Old tractors esp IH and David Brown
I remember those Coke bottles Mike
Didn't we get 5c back for handing them in for reuse?
And now we are to get bottling companies to impose a levy to take them back as part of the Greenies recycling aims?
Seems weird that we are going back to what we already had however like you there's a bit of wear in my tracks too
Lazy WP
Location:Brookville Kansas
Interests:Jesus,my wife Old tractors, ranching, shooting and sight seeing
Awesome pictures as per the norm for you!! Thanks
Ian Beale
Interests:For me to know and you to guess
40 minutes ago, 35desoto said:
Didn't they design the F 86?
jeeper61
Location:The Armpit of New England
Good job Mike
What is the meaning of the "Compound Beverage" labeling?
Do not think I have ever seen that over here.
mrfred54
Location:michigan
Interests:anything Farmall or Red and Cub Cadet
Sure do like your pics. Don't know if I ever saw a coke bottle with compound beverage on it. Don't support coke products anymore!!
Location:Ellery, Illinois
Interests:Family, Faith, Agriculture, Hunting, firearms, blacksmithing, fly fishing, and of course red tractors.
4 hours ago, jeeper61 said:
It probably comes with the whiskey already in it from the factory 😉
Diesel Doctor
Location:Watertown, SD
Interests:"If you are on a continuous search to be offended, you will always find what you are looking for, even when it isn't there."
Isn't "Compounding" what was done by Pharmacists years ago to make medicine?
A little of this and a little of that and the Compound was your medicine to help your ailment.
Wasn't Coke devised by a Pharmacist?
sandhiller
Location:Cody, NE
Interests:Hunting, Shooting, Fishing, Rodeo, building things in the shop, Only run IHC all my years of ranching.
45 minutes ago, Diesel Doctor said:
Coca-Cola's history has been well-documented. The drink was invented in 1885 by John Pemberton, a pharmacist from Atlanta, Georgia, who made the original formula in his backyard. Pemberton's recipe contained cocaine in the form of an extract of the coca leaf, which inspired the "Coca" part of the beverage's name. The "Cola" comes from the kola nut (which contains caffeine, another stimulant).
Good stuff Mike.
Always impressed by your abilities tackle the diversions along the way to getting your days work done.
From you many stories, NZ has a rich and very interesting aviation history!
Get a chuckle at the "greenies" attempt to know what is best for nature.
My money is on Mother (Nature).
42 minutes ago, sandhiller said:
Coca-Cola's history has been well-documented. The drink was invented in 1885 by John Pemberton, a pharmacist from Atlanta, Georgia, who made the original formula in his backyard. Pemberton's recipe contained cocaine in the form of an extract of the coca leaf, which inspired the "Coca" part of the beverage's name. The "Cola" comes from the kola nut (which contains caffeine, another stimulant).
Yes I heard that the bottle said " Relieves Fatigue " at one time
Elon Musk was joking about his purchase of Twitter and said he was going to buy Coca-Cola next and put the cocaine back in
Rawleigh99
Location:Eastern Virginia
At least you don't have to pay for and haul in the rip rap!!!
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Ashvatthama (Sanskrit: अश्वत्थामा, Aśvatthāmā) or Ashvatthaman (Sanskrit: अश्वत्थामन्, Aśvatthāman) or Drauni is the son of guru Drona and the grandson of the sage Bharadwaja. Ashvatthama is a mighty Maharathi who fought on the Kaurava side against the Pandavas in the Kurukshetra War. Ashvatthama is considered as avatar of one of the eleven Rudras and one of the seven Chiranjivi. Along with his maternal uncle Kripa, Ashvatthama is believed to be a living survivor of the Kurukshetra War. The deceptive plot of his rumoured 'death' led to the beheading of his grieving father Drona, who was incapacitated while meditating for his son's Ātman. Ashvatthama was appointed as the final commander-in-chief of the Kauravas in the Kurukshetra War. Ashvatthama, overcome with grief and rage, manifests his latent powers as a Rudras. He slaughters most of the Pandava camp in a single night offensive. When Arjuna defeated Drupada of Panchala, Drona declared Ashvatthama to be the new king of Panchala.
According to The Mahabharata, Ashvatthama means "the horse-voiced". It is so called because when he was born he cried like a horse.
Ashvatthama was the son of Dronacharya and Kripi. Drona did many years of severe penance to please Lord Shiva in order to obtain a son who possesses the same valiance as Lord Shiva. Born a Chiranjivi, Ashvatthama was born with a gem in his forehead which gives him power over all living beings lower than humans; it protected him from hunger, thirst, and fatigue. Though an expert in warfare, Dronacharya lived the simple life of a Brahmin, with little money or property. As a result, Ashvatthama had a difficult childhood, with his family unable to even afford milk. Wanting to provide a better life for his family, Drona goes to the Panchal Kingdom to seek aid from his former classmate and friend, King Drupada. However, Drupada rebukes the friendship, claiming a king and a beggar cannot be friends, humiliating Drona.
After this incident, and seeing the plight of Drona, Kripacharya, invited Drona to Hastinapur. There, he came upon the attention of his co-disciple Bhishma. Thus, Dronacharya became the guru of the Pandavas and of the Kauravas in Hastinapur. Ashvatthama was trained in the art of warfare along with them.
Ashvatthama is a notable figure in the war and engages in many battles, though not scoring any significant kills until after his father's death.
On the 14th day of the war, he killed an Akshuhani of Rakshasa and when Anjanaparvan created illusions he penetrated it by Vajra and Vayavya Astra. He also killed Anjanaparvan and defeated Ghatotkacha several times by achieving feats of deflecting their celestial weapons at themselves. He also stood against Arjuna several times on equal footing but was eventually defeated by the latter.
On the 10th day of the war, after Bhishma falls, and Drona is named the supreme commander of the armies. He promises Duryodhana that he will capture Yudhishthira, but then he repeatedly fails to do so. Duryodhana taunts and insults him, which greatly angers Ashvatthama, causing friction between Ashvatthama and Duryodhana. Krishna knew that it was not possible to defeat an armed Drona. So, Krishna suggested to Yudhishthira and the other Pandavas, if Drona were convinced that his son was killed on the battlefield, then his grief would leave him vulnerable to attack.
Krishna hatched a plan for Bhima to kill an elephant by the name Ashvatthama while claiming to Drona it was Drona's son who was dead. Ultimately, the gambit works (though the details of it vary depending on the version of the Mahabharata), and Dhristadyumna beheads the grieving sage.
According to the Chaturdhar compilation, the Narayana Astra destroyed one Akshauhini of Pandava army completely. After the use of Narayana Astra, a terrible war between both armies took place. Ashvatthama defeated Dhrishtadyumna in direct combat, but failed to kill him as Satyaki and Bhima covered his retreat. Terrible war took place between the warriors of both sides as Ashvatthama forced both Satyaki and Bhima to withdraw. In his fury, Ashvatthama manages to kill King Nila of Mahismati.
After the death of Dushasana, Ashvatthama still suggested Duryodhana that he make peace with the Pandavas, keeping in mind the welfare of Hastinapur but he refused. Later, after Duryodhana is struck down by Bhima and facing death, the last three survivors from the Kaurava side, Ashvatthama, Kripa and Kritvarma rush to his side. Ashvatthama swears to bring Duryodhana revenge, and Duryodhana appoints him as the commander-in-chief.
Hearing of Duryodhana's fall, he went to meet him and promised him to despatch all the Panchalas, to the abode of Yama. Along with Kripa and Kritavarman he planned to attack the Pandavas camp at night.
Ashvatthama first kicked and woke up Dhrishtadyumna, the commander of the Pandava army and the killer of his father Drona. Ashvatthama strangled the half-awake Dhrishtadyumna by choking him to death as the Panchal prince begged to be allowed to die with a sword in his hand. Ashvatthama proceeds with slaughtering the remaining warriors cutting their limbs off and tearing them in two via his sword, including Shikhandi, Yudhamanyu, Uttamaujas, and many other prominent warriors of the Pandava army, he remained unharmed despite all of their combined attacks due to awakening his abilities as one of the 11 Rudras, followers of Shiva. Those who tried to flee from Ashvatthama's wrath were hacked down by Kripacharya and Kritavarma at the camp's entrance and those who remained were slaughtered by berserker.
After the slaughter, the three warriors go to find Duryodhana. They find Duryodhana already dead and, mourning, they perform the cremation rites.
The Pandavas and Krishna who were away during night, now returned to their camp the next day morning. Hearing the news of these events in the morning Yudhishthira fainted and the Pandavas become inconsolable. Bhima angrily on hearing this rushed for killing Drona son. The Pandavas, along with Krishna, went to save Bhima. They found him to sage Vyasa's ashram near the bank of Bhagiratha.
The now triggered Ashvatthama invokes the Brahmashirastra against the Pandavas to fulfill the oath of killing them which he had given to Duryodhana. Krishna asks Arjuna to fire the Brahmashirastra against Ashvatthama to defend themselves. Sage Ved vyas intervenes and prevents the 2 weapons from clashing against each other. He asks both Arjuna and Ashvatthama to take their weapons back. Arjuna, knowing how to do so takes it back.
Out of rage, Ashvatthama instead directed the weapon towards the womb of the pregnant Uttara in an attempt to end the lineage of the Pandavas. The angered Pandavas wanted to kill Ashvatthama, but Sage Vyasa reminded them of the deceitful tactics they had used against the Kauravas.
As a punishment, Ashvatthama was asked by Vyasa to surrender the gem on his forehead to Pandavas for his forgiveness. Krishna then cursed Ashvatthama that he will roam in the forests with blood and puss oozing out of his injuries and cry for death for 3000 years. Since he had no fear of death during war, death would not meet him.
Ashwathama,is a prominent figure in Hindu mythology. He is one of the Chiranjivi.
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Re: Earth's twin planet will be found by the end of the year, leading astronomer say
Yeah who are you going to believe NASA who had to fake the moon landing or Adamski who actually went to Venus.
http://www.adamskifoundation.com/html/Landing.htm#encounter
Completely Human - Nov 20, 1952
The Real Encounter - Nov 20, 1952
The Foot Prints - Nov 20, 1952
USAF Pilot Report - Nov 20, 1952
Copyright Protected © GAF / INTL "Completely human.." "With the exception of a single instance... all encounters were preceded by an incident on a California desert. On Nov. 20th, 1952, a witness met a strange man face-to-face in broad daylight who was described as "completely human"... the composite picture of normal sized UFO pilots seen on at least 83 occasions between 1952 and 1968 confirms the image of this class of being as described by the witness George Adamski."
"As the witness, George Adamski, thoroughly anticipated numerous, unrelated events around the world for two decades, he was either accurately describing a personal observation, or he was one of the best prophets of modern times. Other portions of his writings certainly deserve to be scrutinized for information about UFOs."
J. McCampbell, Advanced Technologies Specialist - Former NASA Contractor
November 20, 1952: "As I approached him a strange feeling came upon me and I became cautious. At the same time I looked round to reassure myself that we were both in full sight of my campanions. Outwardly there was no reason for this feeling, for the man looked like any other man, and I could see that he was somewhat smaller than I and considerably younger."
"Suddenly, as though a veil was removed from my mind, the feeling of caution left me so completely that I was no longer aware of my friends... By this time we were quite close. He took four steps toward me, bringing us within arm's length of each other."
"Now for the first time I fully realized that I was in the presence of a man from space - A HUMAN BEING FROM ANOTHER WORLD! The beauty of his form surpassed anything I had ever seen. And the pleasantness of his face freed me of all thought of my personal self. I felt like a little child in the presence of one with great wisdom and much love, and I became very humble within myself ... for from him was radiating a feeling of infinite understanding and kindness, with supreme humility."
"He made me understand that their coming was friendly. Also, as he gestured, that they were concerned with the radiation going out from earth. I asked if this concern was due to the explosions of our bombs with their resultant vast radio-active clouds? He understood this readily and nodded his head in the affirmative."
These quotes from George Adamski are excerpts from: Flying Saucers Have Landed by Leslie & Adamski
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"From his talk and his pointing to his feet, I felt there must be something very important there for me. And as he stepped to one side from the spot where he had been standing, I noticed strange markings from the print of his shoe left in the sand."
*December 13, 1952: "Because of the visitor's promise to return my (photographic film) plate, I was now keeping myself in a state of constant alertness." "... I was able to observe it gliding noiselessly in my direction - an iridescent glass-like craft flashing its brilliant colours in the morning sun!" "I watched the holder drop ... my only thought now was to get to the photographers ... when the (photo) finishing was done, and with witnesses present, and a print was made, there were indications of the original photo - which I had taken before the visitor took the holder - being washed off; and this was replaced by a strange photograph and a symbolic message..."
**Petroglyphs - circa. 20,000 Years Old: "I have never found Adamski to be untruthful." "I read Adamski's book (containing the symbols) before the publication of my own book and was surprised to find the same symbols, but in another order." Statement made by Marcel F. Homet regarding the ancient rock engravings/symbols he found while conducting archeological expeditions in the Amazon. Author of: Sons of the Sun. London 1963 and Die Söhne der Sonne. Wiesbaden 1972. (Flying Saucer Review)
Interpreting The Symbols - Basil van den Berg, Johannesburg, South Africa: "Prior to reading his book (Flying Saucers Have Landed) my interest in flying saucers was nil... what did arouse my interest was the amazing similarity between Mr. Adamski's photograph of a scout-ship published in his book and a strange object that trailed my bomber for three hours during the last war." "I worked for many months on the symbols, trying by every possible means to connect them in some way with a tangible solution." "I was on my guard as to whether this was a clever hoax... or really symbols given to him by beings from another planet." "I .. asked for clear prints of the symbols... and settled down to the arduous task of gleaning the information from them.." "As the years passed more information was revealed.. the method of propulsion, as well as two powerful magnetic motors, ... not yet invented on earth ... these findings have borne practical proof of Mr. Adamski's genuineness and of space craft from planets other than earth." (Flying Saucer Review)
Pilot Report RE: Nov 20th, 1952
In response to your letter of July 18th, 1956, we are enclosing a summary of project Blue Book Special Report # 14, which was released in October of 1955. The full report statically covers all reports up to the date, including a report by an Air Force Pilot on November 20th, 1952, from the general vicinity of Desert Center, California.
Special report #14 is available for you to examine at Los Angeles, California.
W.W. Elwood
1st. Lt. U.S.A.F.
Assistant Adjutant
From Project Blue Book
Teletype message concerning Salton Sea, California Case - November 20, 1952.
Unidentified object seen pilot Lockheed aircraft B50 5626. On a round robin from Davis Monthan. Object seen at 20005 Mountain Time 10 miles east of Salton Sea, altitude 16,000 feet. Aircraft was on a heading of 275 degrees and sighted object at 1100 o'clock to his position. Object was stationary and was changing color from white to red to green. Started in motion in N.W. heading and disappeared like turning out a light. There were no (word not legible) or propulsion or locomotion and the pilot was unable to describe the size and shape.
(G.A.F: Plane 32 miles South of Desert Center - seen to the S.W.... El Centro 63 miles South of Desert Center)