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Electric: Jolteon (130/192/174) and Electabuzz (130/198/160)

Countertypes: Ground

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Countertypes: Dark

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These two have a very good typing offensively speaking; nothing that resists Ground also resists Poison, and likewise, a huge number of the types that resist Poison are weak to Ground. So there aren’t any real countertypes for these two, but the king and queen are ironically weak to Ground, and Ground types also resist their Poison attacks, so they’re your best bet here.

Water, Ice, and Psychic type attacks are also super effective choices here. While Psychic is effective against the duo, I’d be careful about using actual Psychic types since Nidoking learns two different Bug moves and Nidoqueen can have Bite as a Basic move, which may make the battle more difficult than it should be.

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Ground/Rock: Rhydon (210/166/160) and Golem (160/176/198)

Countertypes: None

Similar to Nidoking and Nidoqueen, these are Ground types with good stats and a secondary type that blesses them with no true countertypes. However, these two are also cursed with having double weaknesses to two types: Water and Grass. Non-Poison Grass types get an extra nod here for resisting the powerful Ground moves you’re likely to face when battling Rhydon and Golem, but they also need to watch out for Rhydon’s Charge move Megahorn, especially Exeggutor.

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Poison: Muk (210/180/188)

Countertypes: Ground

Muk is pretty good and has few weaknesses, but luckily there are a few strong Pokemon in Gen 1 who have a double resistance to its Poison STAB moves: Nidoking, Nidoqueen, Rhydon, and Golem. Gengar also sports this useful super resistance, but the aforementioned four Pokemon are especially good since they can deal great damage to Muk with STAB-boosted Earthquakes and other Ground type moves. Muk is also weak to Psychic, but since it learns Lick and Dark Pulse, using Psychic types can be a bit tedious since you may need to dodge often.

Fairy: Clefable (190/178/178) and Fairy/Normal: Wigglytuff (280/168/108)

Countertypes: Steel, Poison

The game’s only two usable Fairies are actually not bad thanks to their mostly good stats and movepools. But since there are so many Poison types to choose from in Gen 1, you might not have too much trouble with them. The five best Poison types in terms of maximum potential CP are Muk, Venusaur, Victreebel, Vileplume, and Nidoqueen – each of these except Muk are at the end of three-stage families, but really any Poison type that has decent CP in relation to your opponent and knows good Poison moves should work. A special nod goes out to Gengar since it also resists the Normal type moves both Clefable and Wigglytuff have access to, although Wigglytuff may have the Dark-type Feint Attack as its Basic move instead.

The only thing Poisons really have to worry about is if Clefable knows Zen Headbutt or Psychic (or both), but even if it does, you can always either dodge a ton, use Magneton (who is the only usable Steel type in Gen 1, resists Psychic, and is a decent choice against Fairies anyways), or just pick strong Pokemon who aren’t weak to Fairy or Psychic and whose attacks aren’t resisted by Fairies. Also, try to keep an eye out for whether or not Wigglytuff knows Hyper Beam, because it’s a pretty serious attack.

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Vision Care sponsored the eagerly anticipated French Spring Festival 2018 celebrations to mark Bastille Day this year from 14 June to 14 July in Colombo. The event was sponsored by Vision Care as Official Eyewear Partner in partnership with French company Essilor, the world’s largest manufacturer of ophthalmic lenses.

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The new rules are expected to bring an end to the opaque practice of investment banks providing research for free in return for fund houses placing trades with them.

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It also reported that its assets under management rose 13% to 148.4 billion Swiss francs (€128.1 billion) in the three months to the end of September and up 23% since the end of December last year.

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Fusion ‘s men  Vetts teams had there first weekend end Derby and returned to sunny London as division 1 leaders at the half way stage winning four of their five matches 5-1 and losing their last match 4-2 to Norwich.

Playing at number one for Fusion was the super talented and super blocker Tommy Cutler who showed his quality over the weekend winning all 10 of his matches producing some fine table tennis in some very tight games. Tommy was pushed all the way by many of his opponents and had a number of 5 set victories producing a fantastic performance against Richard Jermyn who was leading 7-3 in the 5th set and after taking a time out Tommy managed to win in 14-12.

Tom Cutler Leading the Fusion Team

Clive Carthy played at number 2 and after the first day had won 6 out of 6 of his matches which was a real achievement given he was carrying an injury to his side which affected his use of his forehand. On Sunday Clive managed to pick up one more win despite his injury which meant he won 7 out of 10 for the weekend.

Martin Smith, coming back from a year out due to injury managed to win 3  out of 4 matches, all 5 setters and Mark Wicker picked up 2 important wins from his 6 games played which meant that Fusion returned home with 8 points and are currently 2 points clear of the second team Forrester’s. The second weekend is in February and hopefully they can build on this lead and win the division which would mean being promoted to the premiere division.

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Congratulations to all the players and well done for their play but more importantly for the great team spirit and support they offered to each other over the weekend.

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Creative T50 Wireless Speaker

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A few weeks back, we reviewed the wonderful Creative T4 2.1 Wireless speaker set. We highly recommended these for a smaller living room or gaming room, but said they might be a bit large for an average sized computer room. Don’t fret however, because Creative has thought of those people as well. Enter the Creative T50 Wireless speaker set.

This is a review in progress. As we spend more time with the speakers we will update our impressions of them. So far, so good!

While they look like a larger version of your regular computer speakers, they are packed with power and blue tooth technology you won’t normally find in computer speakers.
Creative sent over these speakers along with many others that they currently have on the market, so look for all of our Creative reviews in the near future. Read on for our thoughts on the Creative T50 Wireless speaker set!

Out of the Box

When you unpack the T50 speakers you might think they look a lot like Creatives T30 model, and you would be right, almost. However, with three drivers on each speaker instead of 2, the T50s are actually a lot larger when compared side-by-side with its predecessor.
Inside the box you will find two speakers, an RCA to 3.5mm adapter, stands to mount your speakers on, and a power cord. Everything looks great, and when these are set up around my computer, they have a look of elegance as well. While most speakers look cheap and often tacky, the T50s black design will fit well with most computer setups.

All of the audio controls are on the right speaker, and are pretty straight forward. Treble and bass can be controlled using the knobs. The one added bonus to this speaker set over others is the inclusion of Bluetooth technology, which can be activated and paired to by using the button on the front of the speaker; this set is also NFC enabled. If you don’t have a Bluetooth or NFC device, you can always hook up your audio devices via the analog cable.

Small Foot Print, Big Sound

In my home, the key to a good speaker set is how small the footprint is on my desks and floor, and how few wires are required to get the best quality audio. I can safely say that the Creative T50 is excellent in this regard. Although they are larger than your average computer speakers, these are not your average computer speakers, and therefore a comparison between the two seems out of place.
With only one wire connecting the two speakers, and a single power cord, there is very little wire mess to deal with around your desk. This is a big improvement over the Creative T4s which requires more wires and more space in and around your desk.
Although the audio output from the T50s is not at the same level as the T4s, I think the smaller footprint and less wires makes it a more attractive option for your average office or desk space. And although I can notice slight differences in audio quality between the two sets, the T50s are no slouch when it comes to pumping out quality audio.

Audio Quality

Without the subwoofer, the bass on this system is not going to be as impressive as 2.1 systems, but this one does more than most. I was incredibly impressed with the audio that was coming out of the speakers, regardless of whether I was playing PC games, watching movies, or listening to music.

The sound quality is great, even when you max out the volume levels. If you own a small apartment, this would be all the system you would need to fill your entire living space, without distortions. The highs and lows are on point, and when you work the treble and bass to get your ideal sound, you notice obvious differences as you turn the knobs. Too often with these more expensive models, the dials work more on a 1-10 scale, rather than a gradual movement.
For a great sound test, watch this great YouTube video from Tuan Do:

A Minor Gripe

Not everything was great when I was reviewing theT50 system; my biggest complaint was how quickly the speakers would enter into sleep mode, and even when audio was triggered again, you would have to power on the speakers again to have the audio fill the room. It would have been much more convenient for the speakers to wake themselves up instead of having to turn them on each time.

While the Creative T50 2.0 Wireless Speaker set won’t compete with 2.1 systems when it comes to bass, they are some of the most impressive speakers on the market at this price point. At only 159.99 in the US, this affordable system is great for anyone with a smaller office space or small apartment. With its Bluetooth and NFC technology, this isn’t just a computer speaker set. You can hook up any audio device you choose with all the input options.
The quality of the sound will fill most spaces, without distortions. Trying to find the perfect balance between your treble and bass is something that might take a bit of work, but once you hit that sweet spot, you will appreciate your purchase even more.

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Alghero is a city overlooking the sea. Perhaps its name comes from the leaves of "oceanic Posidonia", wrongly called "alga" (seaweed), which grows abundantly along the sandy beaches.
The city centre, overlooking the sea and rich in picturesque spots and beautiful buildings, is the most interesting part of the island and attracts tourists thanks also to its society life.
The city was founded in the XII century by the Genoese Doria family; but in XIV century it was conquered by the Spanish. Today Alghero's language and folklore are those ones of the Catalan people.

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The stately Cathedral overlooks the opposite small Piazza Duomo (Duomo Square). The pronaos (i.e., colonnade) is made up of doric columns. The gable (i.e., triangular upper part of the facade) dates back to 1820. The portal is below the bell tower.
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Torre dello Sperone is also called Sulis Tower because it was the prison where the revolutionary from Cagliari Vincenzo Sulis stayed when he was sent into exile to Maddalena from 1799 to 1821.
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Sunday, September 21, 2014

My Geneaholic (?) Weekend - 20-21 September 2014

It wasn't much of a genealogy weekend - a little blogging, a little researching, a society meeting, and Padres and Chargers games.

1)  Saturday, 20 September 2014:

*  Read email and blogs in a hurry, then off to UCSD for the CGSSD meeting.  Del did Ancestry at 9 a.m. (watched an Ancestry webinar...boring!) and then Joel Weintraub on the 1950 US Census at 10:30 (fun, lots of good info).  I tweeted a bit in the latter.

*  Home by 12:30 p.m. to read, noted that Surname Saturday - BEMIS (England to colonial Massachusetts) and Saturday Night Genealogy Fun - Do/Did Your Children Know Their Great-Grandparents? posted, then took a nap, watched football on TV, and read the paper.

*  We left at 4 p.m. for the trolley, stopped at El Pollo Loco for Linda's dinner, and in Petco Park by 5:15 for the 5:40 game.  I had a pizza slice for dinner, plus the ice cream cone.  Padres beat the Giants 3-2.

*  Home by 9:45 p.m. to watch the end of the Aztecs loss to Oregon State, 28-7.  Online to read, check Facebook, but didn't blog.  Genealogy this day was 4.5 hours.

2)  Sunday, 21 September 2014:

*  Read email and blogs, and finished up the Best of the Genea-Blogs - 14 to 20 September 2014 post.

*  Didn't go to church, but watched the Chargers game vs. Buffalo.  We won 22-10, so now 2-1 on the season.  Defense looks better, but we're running out of running backs.

*  Watched the Padres game, read the paper, took a nap.  Pads won 8-2 over the Giants, 6-1 on the homestand so far, now 75-81 on the season.  We ate dinner, and I went out and mowed and watered the front lawn.

*  Online at 6:30 p.m. to read, then wrote the Amanuensis Monday post.  Checked Facebook, added to the Best Of post, and researched in the Ha-He surnames in the database.  Got down to Hebditch.

*  Answered some email.  Genealogy this day was 4.5 hours.

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Stunningly beautiful place, the entrance to the lookout is bit hidden which makes it even more special to discover, it takes about 5-10 minutes of bush walking to reach the lookout points, but trust me it definitely worth it. There are two fenced lookout points, the first one to the right overlooks the breathtaking Pearl Beach with the view of mountains, beach and calm blue ocean. The second lookout point is at the end of the walk that has 270 degree panoramic views of Pearl Beach, Ocean, Woy Woy Peninsula and Umina beach.

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Lesson 1: Jesus and the Johannine Letters (1 John 1, John 1)
Have you ever gotten a phone message that seems important, but the person forgot to leave their name or phone number? What about people who call you and don't say who they are? What about fax messages to the "main office" fax machine that are not addressed to you? These things annoy me because it makes it more difficult to receive and understand the full message. Our study of the book of 1 John presents a similar problem: it does not clearly say who wrote it. Let's dive into our study of the Bible and see what we can learn about this mysterious messenger and his(?)message!

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Lesson 4: Walking in the Light: Keeping His Commandments (1 John 2:1-11)
One of my tasks as a lawyer is to prove the "elements" of my client's case. When I am litigating religious accommodation cases, the first element is to prove that my client has "sincere religious beliefs." How would you do that? How do you prove to a judge, who does not know your client, what is in your client's heart? I use my client's actions to prove what is in the client's heart. Is my method God's method? What relationship do our actions have to what is in our heart? Let's jump into our study and find out what God says about this!

Lesson 5: Walking in the Light: Rejecting Worldliness (1 John 2)
Living by the ocean means I'm spending a lot more time at the beach than I have in the past. From time to time I see Muslim women at the beach. The contrast between them and the regular beach people is obvious. It reminds me of when I was a young man and members of my church would show up on Sabbath on the nearby beaches of Lake Michigan. Church members would often still be wearing suits and church clothes, while people sunbathing would be wearing something much different. Our lesson this week is about "worldliness." Are these two examples of rejecting "worldliness?" Is sticking out like a sore thumb God's goal for us? Or, is that making a plain statement to the world? Let's plunge into our study of the Bible and see what John has to teach us about worldliness!

Lesson 6: Walking in the Light: Rejecting Anti-christs (1 John 2:18-29, 2 Corinthians 1)
Last week we learned that the smart people had their focus on eternal matters and eternal wealth. Why are they smart to do this? Because this world is going to burn while those with a heavenly focus will have eternal life enjoying eternal treasures. That focus divides the "worldly" from those who are believers. This week John turns his attention to an unusual sounding problem. He warns us of "anti-christs." What is an "anti-christ" and how do we avoid one sneaking into our home (or our mind)? Is there more than one of them? Let's plunge into our Bible study and find out about these anti-christ characters and how to avoid getting into anti-christ trouble!

Lesson 7: Living as Children of God (1 John 3:1-10)
This past week I have been corresponding with a Christian who argues that keeping the Ten Commandments does not save you. I agree. This Christian then builds on that argument by saying that you can pick and choose which of the Ten Commandments you want to keep and still be in a right relationship with God. Now I'm doubtful. Does John say anything about this issue? I think so. Our study of 1 John 3 this week looks at this issue of the relationship between righteousness by faith and right living. John tells us that sin is serious stuff. Let's dive into our study and see just how serious it is!

Lesson 8: Loving Brothers and Sisters (1 John 3:11-24)
This week we all get to think like "common law" lawyers. They started the idea that the law did not consist of a set of rules, but rather the rules were derived from a set of case decisions. In the former you would find the right rule and have your answer - assuming you asked just the right question. In the latter, you find the right case examples and you figure out your answer. John gives us some "cases" for us to figure out how to live as we continue our journey on the path to light. Let's plunge right into our study of the Bible and see what we can learn about Biblical living!

Lesson 9: Believing in the Son of God (1 John 4 & 5)
When I'm grading law school exams, I try to give students as much credit for their answers as I can. Since most of my questions call for "essay" answers, I look for anything that reflects an understanding of the right legal issue. At the bottom, however, there is a right answer. Is this also true with spiritual matters? Is there only one right answer? Our lesson this week explores this issue of the ultimate "right answer." John writes that there is one right answer, and if we get it right, the reward is eternal life. If we get it wrong, the result is eternal death. That sounds serious! Let's dive into our study of the Bible and find out more about the right answer!

Lesson 10: Confidence (1 John 5:13-21)
John tells us in 1 John 5:19 that "we know that we are children of God, and the whole world is under the control of the evil one." What kind of confidence can we have in such a setting: that we will continually be beaten up? That life will kick us around? Everyone wants to have something they can trust. Everyone wants someone or something that they can depend upon in difficult times. Is this desire destined to remain unfilled? Let's plunge into our study of the Bible and find out!

Lesson 11: Important Themes in 1 John (1 John 1-5)
I like to read books about brains. No one is really sure how people think or how they process information so quickly. How long does it take you to recognize a familiar face? How long does it take to determine a person's relative age? Matching faces and determining age are tasks which are very difficult for a computer. One thing we do know about our brains is that repeating something strengthens our ability to understand it. Have you ever read a book which had a "review" at the end of each chapter? That is what we are doing this week. We are going to do something we know works for our brains: strengthen our understanding of the wonderful things John wrote. Let's plunge right into our review of 1 John and see how this all fits together!

Lesson 12: John's Letter to the Chosen Lady (2 John)
"Truth" is not a valued commodity today - at least in the United States. The media and the educational system confuse tolerance with truth. God teaches us tolerance through His example of allowing sin to run its course. But, God never confuses tolerance with truth. When it comes to salvation, John teaches us that there is one truth, not many different beliefs that are "true" for the individual who holds them. Instead, John has some hard advice on supporting those who teach something other than objective truth. Let's dive in to our study of the Bible and learn more!

Lesson 13: Power Struggle (3 John, John 20)
Have you ever read a book and wished it were longer? Were you sad when you came to the end? That is how I feel with the letters of John. This week we come to the last in our series of studies on John's letters to the church. Let's dive into our study of Third John. While we are at it, we will pick up on a discussion that we left unfinished last week!

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How to Rent the Right Gym from a Property Manager in Toronto

Finding real estate rentals in Toronto can be quite hectic and the right gym to rent could pose an even greater challenge. To do this, there are several questions you as the client need to answer. Where can you find a gym available for rent? What kind of gym do you want? How much space do you need? What is your budget and so on. The right gym should undoubtedly meet your specifications.

Finding The Right Property For Your Gym

To begin, you need a source of information on the gym rentals that are currently available in the city. For this, there are two options available; using online resources or working with a property management firm. Examples of online resources that contain tons of property information in Toronto include Craigslist and Kijiji. Be cautious however because some ads placed on these websites may be scams by fraudsters looking for gullible tenants to con. The second and better option of finding the right gym to rent is through property management firms which we will discuss more extensively below.

Factors You Should Consider

Firstly, there are several factors that need to be taken into consideration when looking for the right gym. One very important factor is location, A gym’s location is important. The place where a gym is situated is going to greatly affect people who will be going to the gym including yourself. A gym located in an industrial area will see limited walk-ins due to no human traffic, and it is, therefore, preferable to have your gym in a residential area. Renting gyms is also being done by personal trainers who instead of being employed at a gym, rent gym space instead and solicit their services to their clients. Moreover, a gym situated in downtown Toronto will most likely incur high rental costs.

Another thing to consider is space, what kind of gym are you looking for? Different fitness centers house different amenities. Examples of fitness centers include aerobic centers, dance studios, yoga centers among many others. The equipment and condition of the gym are therefore important to consider whether renting at that gym is a good idea. Other things to look out for include rules and requirements set out by the property owner.

Consulting With a Property Manager

Property managers avail real estate services amongst others which include marketing, fee pricing, consultation, support and tenant selection. Finding good gym space would, therefore, be much easier in Toronto using property managers. They are best suited for finding the right gym that factors in all your considerations. Furthermore, people seeking to rent commercial space for their gym would approach property management firms. It is important to note, however, that property being managed by real estate firms are usually pricier than average. Renting space in Toronto would normally involve monthly, weekly or hourly deals. Toronto property management has recently experienced a surge in profits as a result of the city real estate boom. ICC property management is one of the best property management companies doing this in Toronto.


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Within the Goyder area, Council is responsible for the following cemeteries :

Apoinga Un-named Road off of Mollers Gap Road, Apoinga
Australia Plains Cemetery Road, Australia Plains
Booborowie Cemetery Road, Booborowie (See additional information below)
Brownlow Brownlow Road, Brownlow
Bundey Bundey Church Road, Bundey
Burra Spring Street, Burra
Eudunda Peep Hill Road, Eudunda
Farrell Flat Farrell Flat Road, Farrell Flat
Hallett Barrier Highway, Hallett
Terowie Cemetery Road, Terowie
Upper Bright Off of Worlds End Highway, Bright
Whyte Yarcowie off Pidgeon Box Road, Whyte Yarcowie

Burial records can be viewed using the below search facility. For additional information regarding a cemetery or burial, please contact the Burra Council office on 8892 0100 or via email at council@goyder.sa.gov.au

Additional Cemetery Information

Apoinga Cemetery
Apoinga Cemetery is located on an un-named road off of Mollers Gap Road, Apoinga. Council holds a partial record of burials within the cemetery. A catalogue of memorials located within Apoinga Cemetery was undertaken in 2015. A cemetery map and headstone photos can be viewed by clicking here.

Bundey Cemetery
Bundey Cemetery is located off of Bundey Church Road in the Hundred of Bundey. The Cemetery is most easily accessed via Bower Boundary Road (off of the Goyder Highway between Burra and Morgan). While Council does not hold the original records for the Cemetery, a catalogue of memorials located within the Bundey Cemetery was undertaken in 2015. A cemetery map and headstone photos can be viewed by clicking here.

Burra Cemetery
A copy of the Burra Cemetery Records are held at the Burra Community Library, Bridge Terrace, Burra. Some photographs of headstones located in the Burra Cemetery are available by using the online cemetery records.

Booborowie Cemetery
A project undertaken by Booborowie Primary School has greatly enhanced our online information for graves at the Booborowie cemetery. With the assistance of community members and a grant through the Commonwealth History Project, all the headstones were photographed and the inscriptions transcribed and this information made available to Council and has been added to the Cemetery Search database. The students also produced a short introduction to the Cemetery and recorded how they went about preparing for and completing the project, both of which can be viewd by clicking on the links below.

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Their efforts are to be commended and Council is delighted to be able to share such a valuable social history resource.

Emu Downs
Council's online cemetery records also includes records and headstone photos of the Emu Downs Cemetery which is maintained by the Russian Molokan Spiritual Christian Leapers & Jumpers Cemetery Inc. The Emu Downs Cemetery is located off of Kotz Road, Emu Downs.

Upper Bright Cemetery
Upper Bright Cemetery is located off of the Worlds End Highway between the Burra Creek Gorge and Robertstown. While Council does not hold the original records for the cemetery, a catalogue of memorials located within the Upper Bright Cemetery was undertaken in 2015. A cemetery map and headstone photos can be viewed by clicking here.

Maps of Regional Council of Goyder cemeteries can be viewed by clicking on the below link,

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The Cemetery records can also be accessed through the Search Facility below. Apart from seaching for records at any of the 7 Goyder cemeteries listed above, a number of other Councils have also placed their cemetery records online and these too can be searched from the Goyder website.

Please note :

1. The Cemetery Records contain details of both burials and plots that, at this stage, have only been leased.

2. Take care with the dates - they will appear in either year-month-day or day-month-year format.

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The thirteen chapters that make up the Book of Esther tell one of the most exciting stories in the Old Testament. The suspense builds to a satisfying finish with a few plot twists at the end. These end events of Esther also explain the origin of the Jewish feast of Purim, celebrated this year on February 28th and March 1st. If you’re not familiar with this book, you should take the time to read it. A brief synopsis of the story begins with the beautiful Queen Vashti, and the all powerful King of Persia Ahasuaras. The queen disobeys the king’s command and is removed as his queen, replaced by an apparently equally beautiful Jewess named Esther. An evil adviser to the king named Haman appears and has a grudge against Esther’s cousin Mordecai and convinces the king to make a proclamation allowing all the Jews in the kingdom to be killed. As this day comes closer Esther invites the king and Haman to her personal banquet, reveals her hidden Jewish ancestry, and begs for her life. Haman is uncovered as the villain he is and the Jews are allowed to defend themselves against all who seek to destroy them. Naturally, there are a lot more nuances to the story as it appears in Scripture but some unusual aspects of the Book of Esther set it apart from the other Canonical books. The first and most obvious is that God is never mentioned once from beginning to end. This fact alone so bothered Martin Luther that he wished the book wasn’t in the Bible. We read of repentance, calls for fasting and prayer, and thanksgiving, all without the mention of God. Yet there is an unspoken acknowledgment that God’s unseen hand is working throughout, not using supernatural miracles but more in the way we would see him guiding our lives today; his hidden power influencing our free will. One can also find rich symbolism in some of the main players as Haman, Mordecai; even the Persian Jews all have their parallels in the NT. One of the most beautiful is Esther herself as a foreshadow of the Christian Church. Consider first that she was a Jew but her parents were dead. The very first believers who made up the church were Jewish, yet they saw their traditional Judaism had passed away; the law was superseded by Jesus Christ. Esther was also the church in her womanly beauty, as the church is also exhorted to present herself as an unblemished bride to Christ, not having spot or wrinkle. (Eph 5:27) Esther, as queen, was wed to a man who had the earthly title ‘King of Kings’; the church is espoused to it’s royal bridegroom Jesus, the King of Kings, and Lord of Lords. Esther is also a model of the intercessory church. She went in unto the king on the third day, was accepted before him by grace, appearing in the royal robes he had given her, and deliverance came by her intercession. It’s a picture of our own redemption and acceptance by Christ. But if there is a verse in Esther that we should be able to hang our hat on it is found in 4:14, “for who knoweth whether thou art come to the kingdom for such a time as this”. The Amplified Bible adds, “And for this very occasion”. Five years elapsed between Esther’s being made queen and her intercession. It gives me, and I hope everyone the idea that we certainly have a divine purpose, one that we may not as of yet realize, but God nevertheless may be daily preparing us for.

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After recently working for a magazine, I have had my eyes opened to the abundance of restaurants that are out there. I always have a list of my top must-tries but everyday I’m finding more and more, so my list seems endless! There I thought that I had exhausted the top places in London!

After speaking to Pedro Miranda who is about to become Essex’s biggest Executive Chef, leading up the kitchen in Leigh-on-Sea’s only destination venue Navana, he poem to me about the top Japanese restaurants that he has been too. He was a keen advocate of a place called Sakagura in the West End. Of course - I had to go…

I looked to see if they had a set menu, but the only thing that I could find was a Japanese BBQ menu called Yakiniku. It was £30pp and included three ingredients so could choose from meat, fish and veggies. ON top of that, you received a miso soup, a bowl of rice, a light salad and an ice-cream dessert. What was wonderful about this, was that you bbq’d the ingredients yourself.  It made the dinner last longer and it was really fun. So everything all in for £30, it seemed a pretty good deal.

Because we had the BBQ we sat outside, and with the October weather, Sakagura provide heaters and blankets if you do get cold. With the stone BBQ on our table though, there was no way we were getting cold!

I decided to pay a £3 supplement and try Australian Wagyu Beef, as I have never tried it before. For my seafood choice, I chose king prawns and apparatus for my vegetal choice. Andrea had chicken, calamari and courgette.

I was actually very surprised at how filling it all was. My beef was so fresh and came in big chunks. I didn’t think that it would be enough for a dinner but by the time you cook everything, you are extremely full! My prawns had been butterflied and cooked beautifully. On the side came some yuzu salt and wasabi.  In a way, I left like it was a very organic way of cooking. We were taking raw ingredients and cooking them ourselves and no have a restaurant go that for us.

For the ice cream choice, I decided to have the miso salted caramel , whereas Andrea shad sake vanilla.Although we only had one scoop it was defiantly enough. You could really taste the Japanese ingredients in the ice-cream, which packed a real punch!

Overall, Andrea and I had a really lovely time. It was a different dining experience for the both of us and one we will remember.

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Thursday, September 21, 2017

How To Prepare The BEST Homemade Apple Cider Vinegar

In this article we will deal with a particular product, we will prepare homemade apple cider vinegar. A product that for some time has become very popular all over the world for its undeniable flavor and has been the most used for the manufacture of slimming drinks, recipes and even natural remedies.

In the market we can get a great variety of products for the kitchen, especially for the elaboration of delicious dishes of food. There are those who love to cook with very elaborate products and experience new recipes.

While it is true that we can get everything at a supermarket, it has also happened to us that there is a product that we can not get and we are discouraged because it represents the main ingredient of some food that we want to prepare our family.

This surely has happened to you but thanks to the most expert in the kitchen we have been able to resort to tricks so that we ourselves make that product that we do not get where they usually sell them.

This vinegar has become one of the most indispensable ingredients in the elaboration of many recipes, especially to prepare rich salads. And it is precisely because it is a highly sought after product that is hardly achieved or at a high cost.

But do not be discouraged, take pencil and paper and pay attention to the following indications for you to prepare 100% organic apple cider vinegar.

What do you need:

-A large glass container
-1 kilo of apples
-Mineral water
-3 spoonfuls of sugar
-1 piece of cloth

Wash thoroughly and peel the apples in full and cut it into small pieces. Place in a glass container with sugar and water to cover.

Proceed to cover the container with a piece of cloth and hold it with a rubber band or with the bottle cap.

Let this preparation rest in a dark place at a temperature between 15 to 26 degrees Celsius for 5 or 6 weeks.

After that time, the apples will be fermented and you can glue them. Remove the liquid and pour it into another glass jar and let stand for three more days.

After that time try your vinegar to know if it is at its ideal acidity point and start using your own apple cider vinegar.

If you liked this fabulous trick do not forget to share this information with your family and friends so they too can make their own homemade vinegar.


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Elected and appointed officials of the City of Boston and the Commonwealth of Massachusetts along with members of the business, academic, and philanthropic communities traveled to Northern Europe recently on a Green Ribbon Commission-sponsored Climate Innovations Study Tour last week. Boston Environment Commissioner Carl Spector, who participated in the study tour along with Chief of Environment, Energy, and Open Space Austin Blackmon, reports back on what they learned.

The City of Boston issued its first climate action plan in 2007 to start reducing its greenhouse gas emissions and preparing for the effects of climate change, including sea-level rise, more intense precipitation, and more frequent heat waves. We have been sharing information with other American cities for a long time, and, in recent years, we have become more involved in the international exchange of ideas on energy and climate. Climate change is a global phenomenon, and every city is dealing with its own set of challenges. The study tour was an opportunity to visit some of the leading cities in Northern Europe, see the innovations that they have developed, and learn from our colleagues the best practices that they are using and the questions and problems they are still facing.

Climate preparedness in the Netherlands

Boston and the Dutch cities that Climate Innovations Study Tour  visited last week. (Left: Boston, MA. Right: Rotterdam, Delft, and Amsterdam in the Netherlands.)

Like many Americans, I’ve heard, first, folk tales and, later, the actual history of the interaction between the Dutch and the seas, including their famous dikes and canals. More than a quarter of the population in the Netherlands lives below sea level.

The City of Rotterdam, Europe’s largest port by cargo tonnage, sits on the banks of the Nieuwe Maas River about 15 miles inland from the North Sea, and is home to just over 600,000 people, roughly the same population as Boston.  About a 45-minute drive from the city is the world’s largest moveable storm surge barrier, the Maeslant Barrier,  which is one component of a coastal protection system that was developed after the Netherlands experienced catastrophic floods in 1953. Each arm of the barrier is about the size of the Eiffel Tower, and it takes two hours to close. It is wonderful engineering achievement. Fortunately, the operators have only had to close it once since its construction to protect against storm surge, though their annual test closing in September (after summer maintenance) is something of a festive event. Our site visit engendered discussion of whether such a barrier might, at some point, be appropriate for Boston. Later this year, the Climate Ready Boston initiative will provide more information that will contribute to the long-term consideration we will need to give to that question.

Left: The Maeslant Barrier protects the City of Rotterdam from storm surges. Right: Study Tour participants see the barrier up close.

Notwithstanding the concerns about the sea, officials in the Netherlands are now focused on flooding from rain and overflowing rivers. They pointed to the floods in Copenhagen a few years ago from six inches of rain in two hours as well as the floods in Paris this past spring. We saw green roofs (including a rooftop farm and restaurant) and walls and active trolley tracks planted with grass. There is a concerted efforted to create adaptation infrastructure with multiple uses. In Amsterdam, we visited a plaza where rain collection basins double as play areas and performance venues (pictured below). When it’s dry, they’re great spaces for recreation. When it rains, water collects there and then seeps slowly back into the earth.

Bikes everywhere

We were told (by our bicycle guide in Copenhagen) that Copenhagen and Amsterdam have a friendly competition over which city is best for bikers (though our guide was also clear about who came in first.) We saw, on some busy streets, bike lanes that were wider than the vehicle lanes. I particularly liked the left-hand turn lanes on the bicycle pathways. I rapidly realized that the number of bicycles required a change in my behavior as a pedestrian. I had to become more alert to the presence of the bike lanes and to check twice before crossing a street: once for cars, once for bikes.

Left: Members of the Climate Innovations Study Tour learning about sustainable mobility and urban livability in Copenhagen while touring the city on bike. Center: Differentiated bike turning lanes. Right: A packed bike storage area outside the central train station in Amsterdam.

Energy innovation in Copenhagen

Copenhagen is a leader in renewable and district energy. We got a close look at the Middelgrunden Offshore Wind Farm, a short boat ride from the harbor. Evidently, this is an older facility, and the newer offshore turbines, which we could make out in the distance, are twice as large. Back onshore, with a good view back at Middelgrunden, we visited the Amergervaerket combined heat-and-power plant that is being converted to run entirely on biomass. Later that day, we toured a district cooling plant that relies on cold seawater.

Left: The Middelgrunden Offshore Wind Farm. Center: Study Tour participants observing the offshore wind farm from a boat in the Øresund, a body of water between Denmark and Sweden. Right: The GRC learned about energy efficient sea-water cooling systems at the District Cooling Facility in Tietgensgade.

A morning in Malmö, Sweden

Malmö boasts of having the first carbon-neutral district in Europe, Vastra Hamnen: energy-efficient construction, solar thermal panels, calm streets that favor pedestrians and bicycles over cars. Although it was not directly related to the theme of the trip, another highlight of the trip  was the chance to see, right next to the carbon-neutral district, the tallest building in Sweden, known as the Twisting Torso. It was designed by Santiago Calatrava, who also designed the recently opened World Trade Center Transportation in New York.

Left: The Turning Torso is just one example of the creative architecture we saw in Malmö, Sweden. Right: A neighborhood in the carbon-neutral district of Vastra Hamnen.

The Climate Innovations Study Tour allowed us to better understand how these leading European cities are dealing with some of the same climate challenges we face at home in Boston.

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