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Northwestern Mutual's Timothy Bohannon believes in empowering his employees
Tim Bohannon, the GM of Northwestern Mutual, shares his leadership tips.
By Patrick Kennedy Star Tribune
June 23, 2016 — 7:42pm
Tim Bohannon believes that if he finds the right person, then his organization can find him or her the right role.
"Our purpose statement is, 'We help people align their actions with their values,' " said Bohannon, general manager of Northwestern Mutual-Twin Cities. That statement to help clients also helps to drive alignment of values throughout Bohannon's office.
Through the Workplace Dynamics Top Workplaces survey, Bohannon was recognized for his leadership in the small company category.
"He's got an uncanny ability to have a vision, get people excited about that vision and empower them to have a share of that vision," said BJ Hellyer, who has worked for Bohannon since 2008 and is currently chief development officer.
Northwestern Mutual's Minneapolis office also was recognized, ranking 14th on the midsize company list.
The Twin Cities office — whose territory also includes some of the metro area, plus southern and western Minnesota and western Wisconsin — has made the Top Workplaces list for six consecutive years and this year ranked eighth on the small company list.
Northwestern Mutual, headquartered in Milwaukee, is a full-service financial planning firm. The organization has 78 regional offices, each headed by a managing partner who is considered an independent contractor and has wide latitude to manage his or her office.
Bohannon has been with Northwestern Mutual for 34 years and has been the managing partner for the Twin Cities office since 1998.
A key element for growth at all financial and wealth management firms, Bohannon said, is increasing the number of financial advisers, who are generally independent contractors.
Northwestern relies on a "farm club" approach to finding and developing new financial advisers, instead of free agents from other companies or independent advisers. "To grow distribution, we'd rather recruit, develop, train our own," Bohannon said.
Bohannon estimates that more than 60 percent of the advisers in his office, including himself, started out in a college internship program.
"Our culture is the single most important thing to me personally," Bohannon said. "Our culture is what drives me and is what is most important."
When recruiting, Bohannon looks for attitude, organization skills and communication skills. Then he believes in empowering people.
Bohannon is a fan of the work of John Maxwell, whose leadership books include titles such as "The 21 Indispensable Qualities of a Leader," and is currently reading Maxwell's "Intentional Living: Choosing a Life That Matters."
"One of the things that I learned from Maxwell was the value of priority management as opposed to time management," Bohannon said.
Bohannon learned from an early mentor to manage his own priorities. Those priorities include recruiting and coaching employees.
As one employee said in the survey: Bohannon's leadership teaches to "grow leaders and invest in people, focus on the client first in all situations."
"I look at it that I'm the CCO. The chief culture officer," Bohannon said. "I love to be involved, but I don't like to micromanage."
Business reporter Patrick Kennedy covers executive compensation and public companies. He has reported on the Minnesota business community for more than 20 years.
Patrick.Kennedy@startribune.com 612-673-7926 PKennedyStrib
U.S. health officials announced Friday that they will begin screening airline passengers arriving from central China for a new virus that has sickened dozens and killed two, prompting worries about a new international outbreak.
Three people were sentenced to prison Friday for a 2015 explosion in Manhattan's East Village that was caused by an illegally installed gas line and killed two men.
JetBlue Airways is raising fees for checking bags again by $5 — to $35 for the first one and $40 for the second — on flights within the United States.
Sezzle settles dispute with California regulators, returns about $300K to customers
Sezzle shares recovered most of the value they lost two weeks ago.
Retailers are adjusting to a new rule in the city, and have a few months before penalties kick in.
HelpSystems CEO believes in an open-book style of leadership
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St. Patrick's Day 2020 disrupted by pandemic & politics
March 14:
The U.S. government reversed an earlier exemption from the 30-day European travel ban for Ireland and the U.K. The prohibition on the two islands will take effect midnight March 16.
Masses are being cancelled across most dioceses in Ireland for at least the next three weeks.
It's not just St. Patrick's Day parades that are cancelled due to the coronavirus pandemic; it's also St. Patrick's Day masses, scheduled either for Sunday or March 17. The Catholic Archdioceses of Washington, D.C., is closing all its churches from March 16 through March 27. In Chicago, Old St. Patrick's Church is closed March 13-March 23. The Cleveland diocese cancelled its March 17 masses. A growing number of dioceses are suspending the weekly mass obligation.
St. Patrick's in Washington, D.C., on March 10. The doors are being closed March 16.
"I know that some of this is coming as a real shock. And it's going to involve big changes in the way we live our lives. And I know that I'm asking people to make enormous sacrifices. But we're doing it for each other," Varadkar said in announcing that Ireland's schools, universities and childcare facilities are being closed until at least March 29.
The board of the New York's St. Patrick's Day Parade announced "with a heavy heart" that the 2020 edition is postponed until "a later date," the first scratch since 1762.
Varadkar and Trump met at the White House. But they did not shake hands or exchange the traditional bowl of shamrocks, the Associated Press reported. Varadkar addressed the Ireland Funds gala dinner Wednesday night at the National Building Museum, according to The Journal.ie.
White House officials have confirmed that Ireland is not included in the 30-day European travel ban announced by President Trump to combat the Covid-19 pandemic. The Washington Post explains why. In his Oval Office address, Trump only named the U.K. as being exempt.
New York parade pin
There has been mixed reporting through the day about whether New York City will cancel its scheduled March 17 parade for the first time since 1762. "This is 259 years consecutive years the parade has been marching in New York. It's an unbelievable tradition to break," parade president Tommy Smyth told The Daily News. Here is the parade's official website.
Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, New Orleans, Chicago, Washington, D.C., Savannah, and smaller U.S. cities have cancelled parades set for March 14 or March 15.
Ireland recorded its first coronavirus death, said to be an elderly patient in the eastern portion of the island, The Irish Times reported.
It's not a usual season of St. Patrick's Day events, socially or politically. Ireland has cancelled all parades due to ongoing threats from coronavirus. The official statement:
Due to the unique nature and scale of the St Patrick's Day festivities, in terms of size, the mass gathering of local and international travelers, and the continued progression of community transmission in some European countries, along with the emergence of a small number of cases of local transmission in Ireland, the Government has decided that St Patrick's Day parades, including the Dublin parade, will not proceed.
There are 50 confirmed cases of coronavirus in the Republic and Northern Ireland as of March 10, but the number is likely to grow. The last time the parade was canceled was in 2001 because of foot-and-mouth disease.
On the U.S. side of the Atlantic, Boston Mayor Martin J. Walsh cancelled the city's iconic parade "out of an abundance of caution." Other parades across America also have been scratched, including Newport, R.I., Hartford, Conn., Denver, and San Francisco.
Organizers in New York, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Chicago, and Savannah say their events are still on for this weekend, but that could change any moment.
Varadkar and Trump in 2018. "Wash your hands."
Nominal Taoiseach Leo Varadkar cancelled a series of meetings in New York in connection with Ireland's bid for a seat on the United Nations' Security Council. He is still scheduled to travel to Washington, D.C., for events on March 11 and March 12, including a White House meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump and the traditional shamrock presentation.
The Irish Times' U.S. correspondent Suzanne Lynch reported Trump and Vice-President Mike Pence will boycott [my emphasis] the annual St. Patrick's lunch at the U.S. Capitol because of tensions with House Speaker Nancy Pelosi. The B-word, of course, comes from the Irish Land War. A White House spokesman, referring to Pelosi's ripping up a copy of Trump's State of the Union address earlier this year, said:
Since the Speaker has chosen to tear this nation apart with her actions and her rhetoric, the president will not participate in moments where she so often chooses to drive discord and disunity, and will instead celebrate the rich history and strong ties between the United States and Ireland at the White House on March 12. … The relationship between our two countries has never been stronger.
Fine Gael's Varadkar and Fianna Fáil leader Micheál Martin are in close talks about forming a coalition government in Ireland, now more than a month since the general election failed to produce a majority. The Journal.ie noted Enda Kenny curtailed his St. Patrick's trip in 2016 while in a similar position of government formation talks.
On March 10, Northern Ireland First Minister Arlene Foster (DUP) and Deputy First Minister Michelle O'Neill (Sinn Fein) cancelled their scheduled trip to Washington.
This entry was posted in Arts & Culture, Business & Environment, Irish America and tagged Arlene Foster, Donald Trump, Leo Varadkar, Martin J. Walsh, Micheál Martin, Michelle O'Neill, Mike Pence, Nancy Pelosi, St. Patrick's Day on March 10, 2020 by admin.
Brexit feck it; no confidence next?
"A day after overwhelmingly rejecting her Brexit deal, rebel Tories and Democratic Unionist party MPs swung behind the prime minister to defeat Labour's motion of no confidence by 325 votes to 306 – a majority of 19," The Irish Times reports.
BBC Q & A on Brexit and the Northern Ireland/Republic of Ireland border, and cool multimedia feature, The hardest border, from 2017.
The U.K. Parliament has overwhelmingly rejected Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit proposal. Now she faces a no confidence vote. There's plenty of online coverage of May's 432-202 humiliation, but what most caught my eye was this historical note in The Washington Post:
Historians had to go as far back as the Victorian age to find a comparable party split and parliamentary defeat — to Prime Minister William Gladstone's support for Irish home rule in 1886, which cut the Liberal Party in two.
Gladstone lost by a smaller margin than May, but he was removed from office soon after. He returned as PM in 1892, for the fourth time; and he tried and failed for the second time to pass home rule for Ireland.
Gladstone, standing, proposed home rule for Ireland in 1886.
Arlene Foster, leader of Northern Ireland's Democratic Unionist Party, which props up May's current government, has said her members will continue their support and not vote no confidence. I'll update this post with the outcome of that vote and other Brexit developments.
For now, I close by paraphrasing 19th century American journalist William Henry Hurlbert, who wrote about the 1886 home rule vote during his 1888 travels in Ireland. Hurlbert opposed the efforts of Irish nationalists to secure home rule. Here, I'm substituting Brexit for home rule, Britain for Ireland:
Brexit for Britain is not now a plan–nor so much as a proposition. It is merely a polemical phrase, of little importance to persons really interested in the condition of Britain, however invaluable it may be to the makers of party platforms … or to Parliamentary candidates.
This entry was posted in History, Journalism, Northern Ireland, Politics and tagged Arlene Foster, Brexit, Theresa May, William Gladstone, William Henry Hurlbert on January 15, 2019 by admin.
Polling closed in Northern Ireland Assembly elections
The election is set to deliver a significant boost to Irish nationalism at the expense of unionists, RTE reports. Sinn Féin could come within a seat or two of the DUP, which held a 10 seat advantage in the previous Stormont government.
The nearly 65 percent turnout was higher than first anticipated and the strongest since the vote that followed the 1998 Good Friday Agreement.
Ulster Unionist leader Mike Nesbitt announced his resignation.
Polling stations have closed across the six counties of Northern Ireland, and counting will take place throughout the day 3 March. Results should be completed by the following day.
The Electoral Office for Northern Ireland has told media outlets that the turnout was higher than last May's 55 percent participation rate. The BBC reported 80 percent turnout in new Sinn Féin leader Michelle O"Neill's Mid Ulster constituency, and more than 75 percent in DUP leader Arlene Foster's district of Fermanagh South Tyrone.
Could these two women share power at Stormont? Or will there be a return to direct rule from London? Check back for updates, and I'll wrap up the results by 5 March.
BBC photo
This entry was posted in History, Northern Ireland and tagged Arlene Foster, Michelle O'Neill on March 2, 2017 by admin.
Northern Ireland voters return to the polls 2 March
Only 10 months have passed since Northern Ireland voters selected assembly representatives. Now, fresh polling takes place 2 March, prompted by the January resignation of Sinn Féin's Martin McGuinness, the former deputy first minister. His move, in protest of a troubled renewable energy scheme overseen by Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) First Minister Arlene Foster, collapsed the power-sharing government. McGuinness also is in poor health and will not seek re-election.
The Irish Times says:
Power-sharing between the DUP and Sinn Féin is challenged by a collapse of trust and respect. Since other parties are unlikely to get enough seats, a prolonged period of direct rule [from London] is probable. That would come just as the British government invokes Brexit, creating huge uncertainty about the border [with the Republic] and hence the peace process itself. This issue has not had the attention or debate it deserves in the campaign.
The election outcome is made more unpredictable due to a previously scheduled reduction of the assembly to 90 seats, or five members for each of the 18 constituencies, from the previous allotment of 108 seats, or six representatives per district. This could upset the final balance of power.
Votes will be counted 3 March, and full results should be known by 4 March. Here are landing pages for major media coverage of the election:
And here's a full 16 February debate among the major party leaders:
This entry was posted in Northern Ireland, Politics and tagged Arlene Foster, Democratic Unionist Party, Martin McGuinness, Northern Ireland Assembly, Sinn Féin on February 25, 2017 by admin.

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Coronavirus (COVID-19) - Information for Parents/Carers
Coronavirus (COVID-19) - Information and letters for Parents/Carers
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We have put together some useful links and guides for you and your family.
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2nd September 2020 - Vicky Ford MP (Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Children and Families), has written a letter about support for children and young people with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) to return to school. Download the open letter from Vicky Ford MP regarding the return to school (PDF 179.99KB).
30th May 2020 - Vicky Ford MP (Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Children and Families) has written a letter further to schools re-opening. Download the open letter from Vicky Ford MP further to schools re-opening (PDF 134.24).
24th March 2020 - Vicky Ford MP (Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Children and Families), has written a letter addressed to children and young people with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND), their parents and carers, families and others who support them. Download the open letter from Vicky Ford MP addressed to young people with SEND (PDF 326.66KB).
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What the council and Cognus are doing to support children and young people who have assisted transport.
September 2020 - View a letter to parents and carers with update on Assisted Transport (DOCX 37.39KB).
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May 2020 - View a Letter to parents and carers on Assisted Transport (PDF 95.57KB).
Letter to parents and carers from Cognus
March 2020 - What Cognus is doing to support children and young people going through an Education Health Care (EHC) Needs Assessment or who have an EHC Plan.
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Home NFL Philadelphia Eagles' Offense Under Nick Sirianni | Chux Report
Philadelphia Eagles' Offense Under Nick Sirianni | Chux Report
Charles "Chux" Maranan
Nick Sirianni has spent many years learning from Frank Reich.
The Philadelphia Eagles finalized and announced the hiring of Nick Sirianni as their new head coach this past Sunday, January 24. The former Indianapolis Colts offensive coordinator has been lauded by Frank Reich and others around the league, citing his fiery leadership and experience coaching the quarterbacks and wide receiver positions. The belief is that his approach to the offense will help numerous players on the Eagles' roster in ways that the previous regime under Doug Pederson couldn't.
The big question that many are asking is how exactly Sirianni is going to make that happen. He didn't call plays for the Colts' offense, so how much of their offense's success did he contribute to? Also, if he plans on taking inspiration from what Frank Reich has taught him in both the San Diego Chargers and Colts organizations, what do those philosophies and concepts look like?
If we are under the assumption that Sirianni will be incorporating a lot of what the Colts currently do into the Eagles' offensive system going forward, here are several things we can expect to see. A lot of what is mentioned are things we haven't seen since Reich left the Eagles organization in 2018 following the Super Bowl victory.
Three notes from Sirianni on the offense he and Reich installed in Indy starting in 2018
1) multiple TE sets = exploitable matchups
2) getting the ball to receivers on the run w/in 5 yards of LoS (Jalen Reagor!)
3) using pass-catching running backshttps://t.co/IRjxOB5dTg
— Benjamin Solak (@BenjaminSolak) January 21, 2021
= Multiple TE Sets =
This may not seem like anything new, but the way the Colts have used their tight ends is not entirely the same as the way the Eagles have. Both teams have emphasized the use of 12 personnel and there are similar concepts here and there, but the Colts offer more variation in their tight end usage and alignments than the Eagles.
What I like about the Colts scheme is that they truly look for mismatches that they can exploit. Getting a tight end in advantageous situations is a big point of emphasis for them. They'll do things like having him as the isolated X receiver in a 3×1 set if they know it puts him in a significant size advantage over the cornerback he's facing. Or, they may exploit a linebacker in coverage by having another tight end as the #3 receiver in trips (the innermost receiver in the bunch formation). The Colts will mix personnel from 11 to 12, but won't restrict themselves from deploying the tight ends in non-traditional ways.
Alignments aren't the only things the Colts do with their tight ends either; they use different route combinations as well. For example, they'll have a tight end with better movement ability such as Trey Burton run a deep crosser or a post to take advantage of the defense vertically, which is something you don't see many teams doing.
Overall, the Colts aren't afraid to use and deploy their tight ends in various ways, and it's all done to find exploitable matchups. That's a common theme that I'll touch on again later.
= The Mesh Concept =
The Colts prioritize getting their receivers the ball within five yards of the line of scrimmage, and that will benefit the explosive weapons that the Eagles do have such as Jalen Reagor and Quez Watkins. One of the staples in their offensive system is a concept that most Eagles fans are familiar with: the mesh concept. By having two receivers, one on each side of the formation, run intersecting shallow crossers the quarterback is given two options to get the ball to a receiver quickly. In turn, the receiver has an opportunity to pick up yards after the catch with space to work with.
A note that didn't make it into either Sirianni piece this weekend — for pacing purposes — is the #Eagles' HC is very very focused on the WR position. Todd Haley said that was his interest, it's the position he played in college and the position he has the most exp coaching.
— Mike Kaye (@mike_e_kaye) January 24, 2021
That's not all the Colts do with mesh though. Just like how Kyle Shanahan designs almost an endless amount of plays that build off of and are married to his outside zone run scheme (reverse, play-action, leak, etc.), Frank Reich has designed numerous plays that build off of the mesh concept. On one play they'll have whichever receiver isn't running a shallow crosser run a sit route behind it, which is common. Next, they'll have the same receiver run a post or corner route on the following mesh call. Then on the third mesh call, they'll have one of the shallow crossers break off their route and run up the seam. All of this helps not only the receivers by scheming them open, but it also helps the quarterback by giving him concepts he's familiar with and then throwing in small variations in the route combinations and the reads.
= Using RBs as WRs =
The last core philosophy I'll touch on is the usage of pass-catching running backs in the passing offense, which is something I'm very passionate about. There are too many teams in the league that don't take advantage of their running backs as receivers. Throwing checkdowns in the flat or screens are all basic things, so they don't count. The smart offensive play designers will not only line up their running backs in different spots in the formation but also get them to run a variety of routes from those alignments.
Watch my film breakdown video below to see all of the creative ways the Colts used Nyheim Hines as a receiver in 2020.
Miles Sanders had his issues with drops in 2020, and he must clean those up next season. However, he's shown during his college years at Penn State and in his 2019 rookie season that he's a dynamic receiver who is capable of being a vertical option, not just as a checkdown or near the line of scrimmage. It would be a misuse of talent for Sirianni not to take advantage of Sanders' versatility.
For a team like the Eagles that struggled with having an offensive identity in 2020, we can be hopeful that won't be the case under Sirianni. A lot of the philosophies I mentioned here are things that fans and media alike have been screaming for from the Eagles offense for a long time. Maybe, just maybe, this is one of the reasons Sirianni was hired, to finally implement them. We won't know for sure until the 2021 regular-season starts, but for now, it's fun to be optimistic.
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Evelyn Wolfe, black ops CIA intelligence officer, is looking for her kidnapped sister. When the van supposedly holding her sister explodes, Evelyn is knocked out and scooped up by ex-CIA agent and current Ageis Security agent (and former lover) Zane Archer. Archer is out to get Eve for something that happened on their last mission together. Now both are implicated in the bombing that injured several innocent bystanders. When Eve wakes up, she and Archer must set aside their differences while they clear their names and find Eve's sister. Who can they trust? Each other?
Vanessa Kelly returns to the Renegade Royals with her fourth book (sixth book if you count the two digital novellas) in the series, How to Marry a Royal Highlander. We were introduced to the Whitney twins and their family in book three, How to Plan a Wedding for a Royal Spy, and this novel follows up with the romance of Edie Whitney and former spy, Alasdair Gilbride.
Dancing With Fire literally starts with a bang; an explosion that leaves the Danner girls orphaned and in danger. Kaylin Danner put her dreams on hold when her mother died to help her scientist father raise her two younger sisters. After her father's biodiesel plant blows up just as he has figured out the formula to efficiently produce this sought-after fuel, events lead her to believe that the explosion and her father's death may not have been an accident.
The kingdom of Carthya is in trouble. The royal family is dead, the neighboring kingdoms are starting to whittle away at its borders, and a civil war is brewing between nobles. To prevent chaos from descending upon Carthya, Conner, an unscrupulous nobleman, devises a desperate plan. What if the king's youngest son, who has been lost at sea, suddenly returns to save the kingdom and stop the invasion of its neighbors? All he needs is someone to act the part. Enter Sage, orphan, impertinent thief, and general pain in Conner's side.


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Parantica maghaba är en fjärilsart som beskrevs av Hans Fruhstorfer 1909. Parantica maghaba ingår i släktet Parantica och familjen praktfjärilar. Inga underarter finns listade i Catalogue of Life.

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A Changing Wine Culture In The Finger Lakes
January 21, 2015 January 21, 2015 rachel
Over the past few days, I traveled around the Finger Lakes in the company of various wine directors and retail managers from across NYC. I had never been, though I'd enjoyed several wines from Eminence Road and Bloomer Creek, both small and artisanal producers working naturally. The trip was educational in surprising ways, and it affirmed what I've already begun to understand over the course of travels through the wine countries of Oregon, Napa, and Burgundy: that wine is a product of culture and political economy, and every bottle tells a story.
Around Keuka Lake
Up until the Farm Winery Act of 1976, grape growers in the Finger Lakes (FLX) and other parts of New York turned their crop over to large corporations like Taylor and Constellation. The '76 Act allowed people to start small winery businesses, and as a result the region now has a robust and diverse wine production economy.
Jim Trezise, president of the New York Wine and Grape Foundation, spearheaded the '76 legislation
Cornell University also played a huge role in the region's development. Not only did Cornell (the East Coast version of UC Davis) create cold-hardy clones of various vinifera grapes, but students and researchers there relentlessly study every aspect of viticulture, from the soil to the vine health to new technologies, and disseminate that information. As one winemaker, Marti Masinski of Standing Stone, said to our group during the visit: "We don't have hundreds of years of experience, so we have to read about [wine] all the time; it's the fast track. We can't talk about what our grandfathers did."
Marti showing us how to prune the Gewurtzaminer vines
That period of diversification is now, as we saw, opening up to a tide of experimentation. And it's exciting. People are making orange wine, playing around with yeast strains (alas, wild yeast fermentation is considered "impossible" in the minds of many wine makers we met there, due, they said, to the cold, although Eminence Road and Bloomer Creek sure do wild yeast fermentation quite nicely). Winemakers are looking for ways to make something new and different. As Jeff, the 38-year-old winemaker of Johnson Estate, told me: "My generation and younger than us, we're not traditional anymore, it's, hey, that looks cool, let's try it."
One amazing thing we did: the sparkling wine maker at Dr. Frank, one of the oldest wineries in the FLX, gave us a disgorgement demo. It was really instructive to see the methode champenoise production up close, step by step. They dose their vintage wines with previous vintages, and make vintage Blanc de Blanc, vintage Blanc de Noir, and a sparkling Riesling.
There were a lot of culinary highlights of the trip, and in particular I enjoyed the cooking of a young chef named Tony Banks, who normally works at a place called the Stone Cat, but prepared a special meal for us at the Red Newt Winery. While we tasted wines, we nibbled at a plate of amazing local pâté and cheeses, including some of the best blue cheese I've had in my life. Nearly every ingredient in Tony's three course meal was local, save for the olive oil, a few spices, and black pepper. It was all creatively constructed, perfectly cooked, and artfully plated. With every bite, it was obvious that there was serious passion in this cooking.
But I cannot forget to mention what, for me, was probably the highlight of the trip: a visit to NY Distilling Company, where McKenzie whiskey is made. We were greeted by the distiller, Thomas Earl McKenzie (coincidence that the last name is same as company name), a surly man from Alabama who told us, in the most endearing way possible, that he felt sorry for us city folk. Thomas has his own opinions about whiskey making and they are rather, er, strong. He's a proponent of the old-school Kentucky method, which for him means no automation, no tasting, continuous distilling rather than a copper pot.
The one and only Thomas Earl McKenzie
He designed most if not all of the distillery at McKenzie. We had a great time letting him show us around and listening to him diss other whiskey styles as "buuuullsheeeet."
Another culinary highlight: bratwursts with endless house-made toppings at the FLX Wienery. Go. And rummage around in that "secret wine fridge" for some gems.
After visiting so many wineries rapid-fire, and tasting Riesling after Riesling (and some Pinot Noir and Cab Franc, plus a really great Saperavi at Standing Stone), I was ready for a break from Finger Lakes wines. But the people I met, the winemakers and chefs and artisans, were totally captivating, and I think the region tells an amazing story of economic renewal. If I could make a wishful prediction: perhaps, twenty years from now, more and more people will have found through experimentation that it's it is actually possible to produce organically farmed, naturally fermented, terroir-driven wine in the Finger Lakes. Wouldn't it be great to enjoy sustainably-farmed Upstate meats, vegetables, and cheeses, alongside complimentary natural wines? I have no doubt that it's on the way.
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I'm new this quarter to the Finish Along with Katy at The Littlest Thistle. I have about a million WIP & UFOs... so I guess I'll just lay them all out here. I have some specific July Goals from this list.
I realize that this is totally an "eyes bigger than my stomach" goal list for 3 months with a 2-year-old and a 4-year-old at home. And, ya know, dishes and laundry and all those other things to do around the house. Bottom line, blogging and goal setting starting in June has helped keep me sewing something every day. I like sewing. I'm happier when I do more of it. Some of these goals are non-negotiable (like the clothes for the kids to wear at The Boy's birthday party in two weeks) and some are much more lofty goals. I have more ideas than time and I keep trying to restrain myself from starting a new project until I finish some of these older (and in some cases VERY OLD) ones.
Thanks for stopping by. I'll be posting real time progress pics as I work on Instagram and updating on my blog when I've finished (or made some awesome progress). I'd love for you to follow me at Bloglovin', Twitter or by subscribing here by email.
I'm linking up with The Littlest Thistle Finish Along Quarter 3.
Posted in Quilting, Sewing on July 7, 2014 by sarah.
Whew! Well, at least you know you won't need to spend time shopping for a new project for this quarter! LOL!
And I'm sure of one thing. They will all be beautiful when completed!
Hi Sarah, I totally agree with the more sewing gets done the happier you are. I find it to be a great leveller (I too have 2 and 4year olds). I wish you good luck on your goals and look forward to see your finishes.
That is one crazy list of goals!! At least you have it all laid out so you can prioritize what comes next. I am looking forward to seeing the kids' party outfits. I miss sewing for little ones. Mine are all way past that stage. How sweet. Post pics when you get them done.


J.Racenstein has a single CA location business and sell all over California, we are not engaged in business in any other California district than Orange County. See excerpt from boe website below for definition.
We do not have an external salesforce and only offer will call service at our warehouse in Santa Ana CA.
Currently we collect the base rate CA Sales rate for Shipments of product to other Districts in California and other non-district areas in California.
J.Racenstein applies the base rate CA tax to these shipments based upon instructions obtained from the BOE.
J.Racenstein collects the base tax plus district tax for shipments to Orange County destinations as well as will call/ pickups at our facility in Santa Ana.
J.Racenstein does accept "Internet Sales" and collects Sales Tax for all sales in CA based upon the destination of the order.
IE: District Tax where our warehouse is and Base rate everywhere else.
You ship or deliver the property into the district.
You participate in the sale of the property within that district. "Participation" includes solicitation whether direct or indirect. It also includes receipt of orders at a place of business in the district or through any representative, agent, canvasser, solicitor, subsidiary, or any other person working in the district under your authority.
You are a licensed dealer of vehicles or undocumented vessels that are registered by the purchaser in a county with district taxes. If a sale meets these conditions, you must collect district use tax on all taxable charges including those taxable charges which result from repairs or reconditioning.
Report and pay the over-collected amount on your sales and use tax return.
Applying one tax rate on all sales in California, such as an average combined tax rate for all districts in California, is not an accepted method of collecting tax or tax reimbursement. A retailer should not knowingly collect more sales tax reimbursement or use tax than the customer owes on a particular transaction, which will occur when the single rate is higher than the actual rate of tax that applies to the transaction. When the single rate is less than the actual rate on a particular transaction, as stated above, the retailer who is engaged in business in the district(s) remains liable for the entire amount of district tax owed, not just the amount collected from the customer.
Are you a retailer "engaged in business" in a district?
Ship or deliver the property into the district using your own vehicle.
Maintain, occupy, or use any type of office, sales room, warehouse, or other place of business in the district, even if it is used temporarily, indirectly, or through an agent.
Have any kind of representative operating in the district for the purposes of making sales or deliveries, installing or assembling tangible personal property, or taking orders.
Derive rentals from a lease of tangible personal property located in the district.
Sell or lease vehicles or undocumented vessels which will be registered in a district.


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WELCOME TO THE BUNCH
Starring Savanah Joeckel, Rich Sands, Sam Brittan, & David Nunez
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DAISY - A VIOLENT WORLD STORY
We are happy to announce the public release of our film "Daisy A Violent World Story". The film has finished up its festival run with 15 selected, 5 as finalist, and 3 festival wins! At its inception, we wanted "Daisy" to be a crime film with a badass female assassin, but during the development process we unveiled an underlying theme exploring the idea of how we all make decisions. We all face choices and sometimes the decisions we make can change our lives forever. We wanted to explore this concept with our characters while immersing the audience in a dangerous and emotional rollercoaster ride. We hope you enjoy our 2nd film in the "Violent World Story" series.
RUDY & VERO
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Rudy & Vero is a 4-minute film about a criminal couple staking out a seedy motel. While waiting for sunrise, they discuss the various ways to kill someone. Vero has abandoned her family for an older man, Rudy, her mentor and lover. He has prepared her for her first hit alone and this is her moment. We hope you enjoy this glimpse into the "Violent World Story" series.


Special spectacle lenses can ensure non-tiring vision when working in an office environment.
Indoor or near comfort lenses have been specially developed for working at a computer screen or for other activities involving close and medium-range distances. They enable you to work in comfort and ergonomically.
As opposed to single vision lenses, they offer greater depth to the field of vision enabling you to work with a significantly increased field of view. In comparison with progressive addition lenses, the close and mid-range fields are greater in the case of these lenses designed for the workplace. With special lenses for the workplace, you see the entire surroundings of where you are working more clearly and without having to tense up your body.
Eyesight problems that have previously remained undetected are often noticeable for the first time when working in front of a computer screen. In this case, the eyes have to satisfy very high requirements that the brain will no longer be able to compensate for at some stage. These eyesight problems can manifest themselves as headache, neck pains or sore eyes. However, there are still many spectacle wearers that suffer from these symptoms after a long working day.
Those who wear single vision lenses bend their heads approx. 45° towards the screen, taking an unnatural head and body position. On the other hand, people wearing other kinds of lenses sit too close to the screen in order to see clearly. All of these incorrect postures can lead to neck and back complaints, headaches, and eye irritation.
People who wear progressive lenses have a tendency to lift their heads up approx. 20° when working at a computer. This is the only way that they can get to the desired intermediate and near ranges of the progressive lenses. This can lead to tension in the shoulder and neck area, since it is impossible to have ergonomic posture while wearing progressive lenses.
The lens industry has therefore developed near comfort lenses or indoor lenses in order to make it possible to work comfortably and ergonomically at near and distant ranges. These lenses offer greater depth in the field of vision than single vision lenses do. This makes it possible to work in a much larger radius.


Anybody purchased cheap ebay levers? Is it worth getting the more expensive ones?
Love the shorty's, felt weird when I put the stock ones back on. The cheaper eBay ones tend to fade after a while.
Just got a big fat no from my old man, looks like pazzo it is!
I've had the ebay red shortys on my other bike all season and love them.
I had gold and black SDR levers (fully adjustable and folding) on my old rvf400.
Came off at 110 with no frame sliders lever hit the road and folded up.
I've gone the cheapo option. They look good, they work, I have no fear of my brake lever just randomly snapping off while i'm riding. In my opinion, I'ts not worth paying more than you need to.


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"Anything but Love" is a song by German recording artist Daniel Schuhmacher, the winner of the sixth season of the television competition Deutschland sucht den Superstar. Written and produced by DSDS judge Dieter Bohlen, it was released as both his coronation song and debut single. Upon its release, it debuted at number-one on the Austrian, German and Swiss Singles Charts and became one of the highest-selling singles of the year. The song was later included on his debut album, The Album (2009).

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In Germany, "Anything but Love " debuted at number one on the German Singles Chart with the highest first week single sales in 2009. The song was eventually certified gold by the Bundesverband Musikindustrie (BVMI) and ranked 19th on the German year-end chart. In total, the single sold 270.000 copies.

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Number-one singles in Austria
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