Angela Love this post. The pictures are fantastic. That toilet with curtain in the wind. Those traffic cameras. The back side of the street sign. The faces looking at each other. They go so well with the description of your first impressions and your impressions match mine from when we were there 2 years ago. I love all of that about Palermo. What fun you're going to have. September 25, 2011 at 5:21 pm Reply Juergen Angela!We owe you so much …. eeek!How long did you stay again in Palermo?
September 26, 2011 at 2:54 pm Reply Marco Hi, I'm Marco from Palermo!
January 25, 2012 at 6:17 pm Reply Mari Nicholson I've just noticed that you give credit for the photos to Mike Powell. What a brilliant eye he has for a good photograph!I have browsed through them with envy, reminding myself at every one that I must do better!The accompanying article lived up to the images and thank you for the helpful hints. I shall be in Palermo and Cefalau in September for the first time, despite four former visits to Sicily. I like to immerse myself in one area at the time and the previous visits meant spending days in one place. Now in 16 days I hope to cover a lot of my last bit of unknown Sicily . I shall take your advice and visit the ceramics village and have what I want to buy (I already know what I want) shipped home.Now for that food!
June 16, 2014 at 12:08 pm Reply Joe Kulik The Aesthetic Contrast in this photo set is amazing. You capture the essence of an ancient city where common, everyday people, often living in impoverished conditions, live right next door to architectural and artistic masterpieces. What an Amazing Contrast in the life of everyday Palermo you capture here !
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Former BIU President Ottiwell Simmons said, "Today marks the preparation day for the public with respect to what we're calling 'Reflections of 1965, February 2nd.'
"It was a dispute between the Bermuda Industrial Union and the BELCO hierarchy. And not only were they BELCO hierarchy, the directors were also some of the greatest knighted people in Bermuda."
"At the meeting on the 2nd of February, we intend to bring out as many facts and disturbance at BELCO."
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I trust that they will also tell the truth of how rioting was not just condoned but also encouraged to serve an agenda. I trust they will also tell of how innocent police officers were beaten and almost killed (and I believe paralyzed)by the strikers. You have never apologized to the community or the families. Disgusting!
How are you mistreated today?
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50 years later and we're STILL going through the same S!
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Your Nonsense is always nonsense mockingjay !It matters not if you are posting under your kunta name or this mokingjay name!
Some people just NEVER learn or grow-up!You can thank your PLP / BIU association for most of the problems in present-day BDA + over the last 50 yrs!
I REMEMBER IT ALL!
Why on earth would you "celebrate" an event such as this – where a policeman was almost killed – by a brick being thrown against his head!He had to retire after he semi-recovered from his head injuries!Just another reason I HATE Ottiewell Simmons and the BIU for ALL the damage it has done to the Island over the years!Remember the 1981 DEBACLE – that slowly killed the Tourism business over the years?


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Today’s infographic from /Film gives us a look at both the highs and the lows of a summer packed with movies. Iron Man 3 broke the $1 billion mark globally, and Hollywood set grossing records for both May and June. Other movies, such as The Lone Ranger (which lost a total of $126 million), didn’t fare so well. Some movies actually ended up falling into both categories. While Pacific Rim globally ($404 million), its domestic gross was less than its budget.
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 mastif () – rasa psa </s> Katarzyna Wilczyński także Katerina Wilczynski (ur. 17 stycznia 1894 w Poznaniu, zm. 12 listopada 1978 w Londynie) – polska malarka, rysowniczka, graficzka, ilustratorka.
W czasie II wojny światowej pracowała dla rządu brytyjskiego jako nieoficjalna artystka wojenna i była upoważniona do rysowania zbombardowanych budynków w Londynie. Jej pracy pokazywano na wystawach artystów wojennych w National Gallery. Przynajmniej jedna z prac została zakupiona przez War Artists' Advisory Committee. Obecnie część rysunków znajduje się w Imperial War Museum i Muzeum Wiktorii i Alberta (V&A).
Po wojnie często podróżowała m.in. do Francji, Hiszpanii, Grecji i Włoch. Zorganizowała dwie indywidualne wystawy w galerii Roland, Browse & Delbanco w 1946 i 1949 r., a następnie wystawę greckich portretów i pejzaży w Ansdell Gallery w 1970 r. Rysunki Wilczynski pojawiły się w kilku książkach, w tym Daphnis and Chloe, Homage to Greece i The Love Songs of Sappho. Ilustracje podpisywała „WILC”. Jest autorką serii portretów pisarzy m.in. Alberta Camusa, Jeana-Paula Sartre'a, T.S. Eliota i Herberta Reada, które miały ukazać się w książce Portrety europejskie. Książka nie została wydana a prace do niej przetrwały w Bibliotèque Nationale i National Portrait Gallery. Katerina Wilczynski zmarła w Londynie w 1978 r. Jej prace znajdują się w zbiorach publicznych m.in. w Dreźnie, Kolonii i Londynie, w tym w Muzeum Ashmolean, National Portrait Gallery i V&A. Retrospektywa jej prac odbyła się w New Art Centre w Chelsea w 1980 roku.
 Seria Was nicht im „Baedeker” steht, Piper Verlag 1927–1938, tomy Paris und Rom z rysunkami K. Wilczynski
Zmarli w 1978 </s> Czesław Jan Gumkowski ps. „Ichtiosaurus”, „Cz. G”, „Czesław G” (ur. 24 czerwca 1891 w Suchedniowie, zm. 29 stycznia 1953 w Łodzi) – polski dziennikarz, publicysta, poeta, autor tekstu piosenki „Czarna Mańka”.
Gumkowski urodził się w 1891 w Suchedniowie jako syn Mariana Gumkowskiego i Pelagii z domu Chełmickiej. Do Łodzi przybył w 1913 i podjął pracę nauczyciela historii w łódzkim Gimnazjum Towarzystwa „Uczelnia”. Podczas I wojny światowej miały miejsce jego debiuty literackie, publikował m.in. wiersze: „Dzieci ulicy” (1916), „Sylwestrowa przygoda” (1916), „W jasny ranek” (1916) „Po co wracacie, caratu sługi?” (1918), nowelę „W


From childhood, I have used accomplishment as a tool to receive affirmation. I so wanted to hear- “wow, what a great job Mitch” that I would go to the extreme to hear it. At age four and five I was already shining the chrome fixtures in the bathroom just to receive praise. I would make the porcelain gleam just waiting for my mother to notice.
As I aged, this became a way of life for me. This produced in me a drive to succeed. So my life was filled with doing things to be accepted. That’s hard. I could never really rest. And then, I never thought that I’d done enough.
When I gave my life to Jesus, this motivation still dominated me. Now I was doing things to receive acceptance from the Father. And I noticed that deep within me, I didn’t think He as quite pleased with me. So restlessness ruled me.
In the mid 1980’s, I was part of the pastoral staff in a large church in Tulsa. I was in my office one morning, feeling that I wasn’t quite doing enough to be pleasing to the Father. And I came across a definition of Grace that changed my life.
Grace is God’s ability working in you to enable you to do what you can’t do yourself. Faith changes things and circumstances. Grace changes people. And somehow a dynamic changed inside of me.
I had been trying to measure up to some standard all my life. Then as a believer, I tried to measure up to some grandiose standard that I created in my own head so that the Father would be pleased with me. For the first time, I saw that Jesus pleased the Father for me! And all this grunting and straining to attain some super spiritual level was righteousness by works and not by grace through faith. I had a grace heart and a works mentality.
But now I saw that the Father just simply loved me. I broke down and began to cry. I didn’t have to measure up to some high standard for the Father to love me. His love is not based on accomplishment, but on His own benevolent nature. He loved me for who I was, not for what did.
I took all this doing things to be pleasing motivation to Him. And I asked for His grace, His ability to do in me what I can’t do myself, to change this works motivation that pushed me so hard.
Now, all these years later, I can rest.has helped me settle down into the peace of God. I’m no longer driven with this deep need to perform to be accepted. I am accepted in the beloved! Now I do what I do out of a motivation to bless and help others, and out of a motivation to obey my Father and give Him Glory.
The rest of grace through faith is where the Father wants us all to live.  The Father wants you to cease from your own works and rest in the acceptance that Jesus’ blood purchased for you freely!


MAZES, the project that will transform the
economic growth and outlook of the DRC
MAZES, the project that will transform the economic growth and outlook of the DRC
CGM is the manager and the developer of MAZES
Compagnie de Gestion de MAZES (CGM) is a 100% owned subsidiary of Srategos Group LLC based in Kinshasa. It is in charge of the management and property development of MAZES, and will also supervise the special economic zone compliance of customs, taxes, labour, environment and overall operation of the complex. This will foster a high end value add integrated platform for business development.
- Strategos is awarded the public bid by MAZES.
- In January 2020 Strategos signed a landmark "Contrat d´Aménagement" to develop and administer the first of its kind Zone Économique Spéciale Pilote Maluku in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
- CGM is constituted as the subsidiary of the Strategos group in Kinshasa and we began to work in the agreements established in the Contrat d´Aménagement for the administration of the project.
The project began in 2017, and has gone through different stages throughout its development, so that by 2020 it will be ready for the execution of the plan.
Chairman & CEO Strategos
Alexis indenge
Miguel de Pombo
both in France and the United States.internationalfor U.S. law firms focusing on transactional business matters clients. Claire has served as trustee on several boards and has been an adjunct law professor in France and the United States.
La société STRATEGOS GROUP LLC est désagréablement suprise de la décision portant retrait de son statut d'aménageur de la Zone Économique Spéciale Pilote de Maluku (ES Maluku) prise par l'Agence des Zones Économiques Spéciales (AZES) le 20 avril 2022. Ce statut d'aménageur lui a été octroyé à l'issue d'un processus d'appel d'offres international et de la signature d'un Contrat d'Aménagement régissant les relations contractuelles entre les parties prenantes.


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WESTLAKE — Before he took over the Westlake High School football program, head coach John Richardson had heard of Rams running back J.J. Ross.
But it wasn't until spring practice that he realized what Ross was like: a rare combination of power and speed in a 5-foot-9, 190-pound frame.
"I knew he had some athletic ability," Richardson said. "But coming into the spring, when I actually saw him run and everything, in person, it was the combination he has of power and speed.
Richardson said he's also been impressed with how Ross has taken on more of a leadership role as the Rams look to end a streak of six losing seasons.
"A lot times when you get a player like that, he has always been a good athlete, but you don't necessarily have the leadership qualities," Richardson said. "But he really wants to win and that is the kind of guys you need to help a program turn around.
"You always hope your best players (are) the leaders too, not just the most talented and I think that is what we have with him."
Ross went from 379 yards in 2017 as the Rams' No. 3 back to 1,514 yards and 14 touchdowns last year on 198 carries. He had a 314-yard, four-touchdown outburst against Washington-Marion in Week 6 and 260 yards and three scores in Week 8 against Lake Arthur.
Ross hit the weights hard in the summer and returned more lean, Richardson said.
"He is one of the strongest kids on the football team," Richardson said. "His weight is about the same, but I think he is a little bit more defined and leaned out then what he was a year ago.
"He has the ability to pound the ball inside and get the tough yards, but he has enough speed where he can pop it outside and make the big plays as well."
Ross committed a few fumbles last year but said he's been working to bring that number to zero.
"I have been working on making my arms stronger," Ross said. "I haven't fumbled yet in practice.
"I have been working on getting my stamina up, running longer and make the defense tired. It is a very quick (offense), it doesn't give defenses time to react."
Coupled with backfield mate Jasia Simien (5-9, 170), Richardson said he expects the duo to pile up yards in the split-back veer offense.
"We are definitely going to be a between-the-tackles running team, but we will get outside and (Ross and Simien) have enough speed, when they get to the second level, to make big plays," Richardson said. "(Simien) is just a little bit quicker and shiftier runner.
"He makes really good cuts and their styles complement each other. When things are going right, then both backs will have around 20 carries. You hope every one stays healthy, and if they do, they will both have big seasons."


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Terribly sorry for the slightly delayed update.
I’ve got a (crude) notification system going for when you have backed-up posts which are to be published/updated. Tomorrow I’ll tag the first version (0.1) of the plug-in, after I’ve quashed a few bugs and made a few improvements, mostly to the notification/ui.


What I WOULD like to see are NON bestsellers: Perhaps members could suggest books that they got for kindle from Amazon and enjoyed. We could put together our own 'favorites' list. . . separate from the Amazon best sellers. Besides if you get a "finder's fee" for links clicked from the boards, the more books listed, the better, I'd think.
Not Quite Kindle / Re: But I really really want to get political..
Let's Talk Kindle! / Re: How well traveled is your Kindle?
Mine has been to Erlanger, KY and Gatlinburg, TN. Also all around Arlington and other bits of Northern Va. as well as across the river into DC. Oh and up to Frederick, MD.
Kindle Accessories / Re: Kindle Skins-do you still like?
Introductions & Welcomes / Re: Hi all!
Clearly, Monica, you need to get him his own!!!Formatting is a mystery to me.... why do I need this???
I expect this promotion is because of the election. I understand the New York Times is doing a similar promotion: single day issues available for free until the 5th or 6th.
However, there are lots of other sites out there that offer books, either for free or for sale. Depending on the format of those books, you may need Mobipocket Reader to either convert them (from pdf, usually, to Kindle-readable mobi format), or you may just want to use the Reader to organize your free-book library. . . . .And if you do convert a pdf, and want to put it on your Kindle, you have to use the USB cable.
Let's Talk Kindle! / Re: Wonderful Kindle Blog Piece!
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Caravaggio is famous for his creativity and technical innovation. He was famous during his lifetime throughout Italy for his temper, but also for his radical and sensitive humanisation of biblical stories, and in particular his decision to include the brutal and dirty life of the street in his paintings. Caravaggio saw the world with deep empathy, realism and an unrelenting honesty.re.


Another helpful resourceBy John Agerin Faith, Health, Politics & Society, Salvation Army, Science & Nature 12/03/2020 15/03/2020 72 Words1 Comment following opening remarks at a media briefing about COVID-19 on Wednesday 11 March 2020:
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“My guess is that the skeptics haven’t yet seen places that once had deer but don’t anymore. The data we collected at the Savannah River Site (South Carolina) showed it took a 75 percent harvest reduction by hunters to level the population decline. Also, preliminary research doesn’t show much promise for mitigating coyote impacts on deer by improving and expanding fawning cover, or increasing buffer foods.”


Community Updates Plans for a Visitor’s Center at Mesa Grande
As Mesa’s pioneers scouted their new home, one of their most striking discoveries was a mound larger than a football field that was the cultural center of the ancient Hohokam. Now Mesa is planning to boost the site’s profile by opening a visitors center next year that will improve public access. The building will allow the site to accept visitors on a regular basis, following years of it being open only one day a year. http://www.eastvalleytribune.com/local/mesa/article_ccbc034c-b972-11e0-895a-001cc4c002e0.html
Editorial in East Valley Tribune Celebrates Developments at Mesa Grande as a New Link to our Shared Past
To an archaeologist, “If only a mound of dirt could talk” is not a rhetorical proposition. Dirt does talk in the desert Southwest. It speaks of what was once the center of civilization hundreds of years ago in modern-day Mesa. http://www.eastvalleytribune.com/local/article_c97c5d0c-ba36-11e0-858d-001cc4c002e0.html
Steve Lekson Launches a New Blog to Chronicle the Writing of a New Book
The Southwest in the World is the working title of a book Steve Lekson is writing. The blogThose drafts will first post is from a chapter on secondary states: “Chaco as Altepetl” casts our comparative nets a bit beyond the Southwest’s familiar spaces – geographic and intellectual. Lekson thinks this analysis “solves” Chaco…maybe. http://stevelekson.com/
Thirteenth Southwest Symposium Scheduled for January
The symposium’s theme is “Causation and Explanation: Demography, Movement, Historical Ecology” and the event is being organized by Cynthia Herhahn and Ann Ramenofsky. Causal explanations of long-term change are the overarching goal of the 13th Southwest Symposium. Although there are many potential causes of long term change, here we focus on demography, historical ecology and movement, each of which has figured significantly in Southwestern archaeology regardless of theoretical orientation. The focus on these variables is not only supported by 100 years of research in the Southwest, buand tensions between them. http://www.unm.edu/~swsympos/index.html
The AIA Urges You to Support Your State Archaeologists
Around the U.S., many states are facing budget woes and belt tightening is underway. In two states, however, the process has already disproportionately targeted archaeology. We thank Dr. W. Frederick Limp, President of the Society of American Archaeology, for this important update: In Utah, the positions of State Archaeologist, Assistant State Archaeologist and State Physical Anthropologist were abruptly eliminated. In New York, the State Archaeologist/Director of Cultural Resource Survey, gy were fired. http://www.archaeological.org/news/aianews/5983
National Park Service Considering Reversing Reagan-Era Ban on the Collection of Traditional Plants and Minerals by Native Americans
Tancestral lands that now areimpairing park resources of NPSns, without compromising park values or significantly altering strategies for park management. http://indiancountrytodaymedianetwork.com/2011/07/national-parks-service-proposal-would-allow-natives-to-take-plants-and-minerals/
Stolen Nevada Petroglyphs Restored in Place
Thoughtlessly — and illegally — snatched from its original resting plasometime in 2008, the petroglyph wound up on display in a remote Pahrump front yard until an alert narcotics detective spotted it the following year while serving a search warrant. http://www.lvrj.com/news/stolen-petroglyph-returns-to-canyon-after-rocky-journey-125704538.html?ref=538
Deer Valley Rock Art Center to Host Twilight Tour Events
The rock art center will host Twilight Tours, as in, evening tours of petroglyphs perfect for those looking for a break from the summer heat. The museum will stay open late, as well, on two upcoming Saturdays, Aug. 6 and 20. The early-evening timing also provides light that lets petroglyphs – the work of people who lived in the Valley 500 to 7,000 years ago – clearly emerge. (Reservations required) http://www.azcentral.com/thingstodo/events/articles/2011/07/21/20110721twilight-tours-view-petroglyphs-deer-valley-rock-art-center.html
Perry Mesa Symposium Scheduled for Sept. 10
Announcing the “Perry Mesa Symposium”, Saturday, September 10, 2011, at the Embassy Suites Hotel North in Phoenix, AZ. Presented by , this is an amazing day of presentations regarding the current studies of prehistoric cultures in the Perry Mesa area around Agua Fria National Monument north of Phoenix, AZ. Top notch scholars and experts in the subject matter will discuss what is known and not known about several thousand years of habitation in the area. The new FAFNM web site is now up and running with links to symposium registration information, schedule, program (close to twenty scholars/experts are involved), hotel reservations, Silent Auction, sponsorship and FAFNM membership. http://aguafriafriends.org/projects/perry-mesa-symposium/
New Mesa Verde Facility Highlights Critical Issues in Managing our Heritage in National Parks
The sight was not beautiful, but it was impressive. For nine months, Russell Planning & Engineering, the Durango-basedMesa Verde’s new $12.1 million visitor center, has been achieving the improbable: a government construction project that is on time and under budget. On the other hand, Cliff Spencer – the park’s new superintendent – is attempting to do what many see as impossible: his job. Expectations are high, numerous and often confused. http://durangoherald.com/article/20110724/NEWS01/707249899/-1/news01&source=RSS
Volunteer Petroglyph Documentation Project Honored by Take Pride in America Program
The Mesa Prieta Petroglyph Project and the Taos office of the Bureau of Land Management were awarded the Take Pride in America Award of 2011 for the Outstanding Public-Private Partnership category by the U.S. Department of the Interior. Twelve members of the project traveled to Washington, D.C., this week to accept the award, which was presented thttp://www.santafenewmexican.com/Program-honored-for-helping-kids-discover-thousands-of-petrogly
Texas A and M Students Excavate a Potential Pre-Clovis Site in Central Texas
Digging oneself in a hole is usually not a good idea, but in this case it’s a matter of digging for artifacts that could shed even more light on the antiquity of man in America. The students’ dedicated digging is enhanced by having the privilege of doing so under the watchful eye of a who is still basking in the archeological world for the game-changing study that. http://tamunews.tamu.edu/2011/07/26/student-researchers-at-texas-am-led-dig-search-for-more-early-man-in-america-artifacts/
Photo Essay Examines the Archaeology of the Apache Wars in Texas
Archaeological evidence of the Apache War–conflict between US forces and Native American tribes in the southern Plains–is found at Pine Springs Camp. s/Pine-Springs-Camp.–0j.htm
Eric Blinman, Director of  will present “Archaeology and History of the Pueblo Peoples”Pm, Monday, August 8 at the Hotel Santa Fe.
Help Celebrate Tucson’s Birthday and Support Tucson’s Mission Garden
Enjoy the cool early morning and a delicious traditional birthday breakfast on Sunday, August 7, 2011, from 7 to 10 AM at the , located at the corner of Congress & Avenida del Convento. A $10 entry fee purchases a delicious breakfast of torta de huevo, Sonoran-style tepary beans, home-made tortillas, pistachio Nut/mesquite muffins, and fruit salad, served with pan dulce, coffee and horchata. Tours will be offered of the Mission Garden, as well as the opportunity to purchase potted Kino heritage trees. Please RSVP via MissionGarden.Tucson@gmail.com.
Teek’s issue of Southwestern Archaeology Today.


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Hi Stewarty
I can understand you being worried about the foxes, especially as there has been a report recently on the forum of hogs being killed by one. One thing you can do is to make sure that where the hogs eat is well protected so that the foxes can’t get to them when their attention is taken by eating. Also that they have a reasonably safe access/escape route from there into suitable cover.
On a completely different subject. It is best not to feed mealworms, especially at this time of year when there may be new hoglets appearing. They have poor nutritional content for hogs and they can become addicted to them and not want to eat anything else, including their natural ‘wild’ food. You may also have heard about the problems with mealworms and metabolic bone disease where the calcium is leached from the bones causing deformities. So all in all, it’s best not to feed them.
Good luck with the fox dilemma. Part of the problem, as I see it, is that a lot of our wildlife is moving into more built up areas (or more built up areas are surrounding them) and therefore they are competing with each other in closer proximity. One solution is to improve habitat, for all species, in our gardens and of course, from the hedgehogs point of view, in particular, linking the gardens to increase the size of the habitat.
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Spectrum Cafe: Doughnuts and Vegan Ethics in Spain
What does this perspective translate to? Catalan dishes such as coca catalan, a kind of flatbread often topped with eggplants, peppers, caramelized onion, garlic, parsley, and flakey salt. American-influenced dishes such as house-made burgers made from walnuts and seitan. A house-made (vegan) cheese plate. Sourdough pizza with a fresh take on blue cheese and apples.
And “everyone comes for the doughnuts,” says Maira Posse, Beagle’s owner and founder. She and her team, which includes her parents and younger sister, use organic flour and organic oil to make the doughnuts in a range of flavors. When COVID restrictions allow, Beagle also opens its cafe featuring specialty beverages like hot chocolate made with fair-trade cacao and baked goods — carrot cake, banoffee pie, classic chocolate cake — that can even be gluten-free or refined sugar-free. (On a personal note, I deeply regret leaving behind an unfinished slice of Beagle’s just-sweet-enough carrot cake on my 2018 trip to Spain. Future visitors: Always leave room for their cakes.)
Maira and I met years ago at Escuela Superior de Español de Sagunto, on the Campus Adventista de Sagunto, when she visited her younger sister, my roommate.
Question: What’s it like to open a vegan restaurant in a country that’s often known for its traditional meat dishes (and tortilla)?
Answer: It’s difficult. At the beginning, we didn’t specify that Beagle was vegan and described it as vegetarian. But, we didn’t use any animal products. We had only a few items on the menu, but the restaurant started to grow little by little, and before COVID, we were doing very well. Compared with smaller cities in Spain, people in Barcelona and Madrid are more open to the idea of eating a vegetarian or vegan meal, which made it easier for the restaurant to grow.
Soon, people began to come to Beagle not just because we’re a vegan restaurant, but because we have our own garden. We gave people more information about the food they were eating — where their potatoes came from, for example — and we included this information in the menus. We work with local farmers, and that helps our diners to trust our restaurant.
What inspired you to start Beagle?
I studied philosophy in college, but wasn’t sure what I wanted to do afterwards. I knew that I wanted to do something that benefited animals and the environment. When the opportunity to start a restaurant came up, I decided to go for it, with my mom’s support. For me, it was about having a healthy connection driven by moral principles with our restaurant workers and food.
Feeding people is something that we do every day, and I think thatto appreciate all the chains involved — who grows your food, how it’s grown, its impact on the environment. Of course, good food isn’t necessarily easy. The price is higher. But for me, it was all about the ethics of food — to help and support the environment.
We had many difficulties at the start. For example, offering something that’s organic and local has its price. Not everyone is ready to pay this price, especially when it comes to food. If you think about buying a phone, you don’t mind paying, say, 100 euros or more. But people don’t necessarily want to pay a lot for food because it’s basic — you need to eat every day.
Why is it worth paying more for food that’s local, organic, or takes other environmental ethics into account?
I think that some people are okay with paying more, and some people aren’t. What I’m trying to do is trying to make ethical food more accessible. So, what we do at Beagle is buy large quantities of foods. We installed an enormous refrigerator and freezer so that we can buy much more and save costs for our customers.
In this respect, we’re almost at a competitive level with a “normal” restaurant! A normal menu is about 12,95 euros (~$15.25 USD), and includes an appetizer, entree, and drink or dessert. Above all else, we’re offering food that’s more eco-friendly and locally produced.
We work with a co-op, and we also buy produce in large quantities from the co-op and make it available for sale to the public, because buying in large quantities makes it less costly for our customers. In reality, it’s a topic for discussion, because it’s true that the current economic situation might make it difficult for customers to purchase more costly produce.
But, if you’re for the existence of decent work that takes into account workers’ rights, it’s good to support the fruits of their labor. In Spain, there’s a big problem with the working conditions of the folks who harvest fruits and vegetables — awful working conditions, long hours under the sun, and more. Lots of people say that these working conditions aren’t fair. But then, many of them don’t want to pay more than 1 euro for a pound of tomatoes.
In Spain versus in the United States, the fruits and vegetables are often very cheap. Here, you can buy a pound of tomatoes for less than 1 euro, for 80 or 50 cents. If you really want harvesters to have better working conditions, you need to pay more. There aren’t other options at the moment. The government provides more and more help and money to farmers. But then, almost everything in Spain is subsidized, especially produce — I don’t know if the government can subsidize more. So, what needs to happen is that consumers who can need to pay a little more.
What’s the vegan food scene like in Spain?
The vegan food that we prepare has a lot of Western and Mediterranean flavors. If you go to Barcelona, you’ll find a lot of Indian vegetarian food, which is delicious. But sometimes it’s possible to get tired of one type of vegetarian food. So, we offer foods that are more Western and Mediterranean. Now, in Spain and especially in Barcelona, I think people are increasingly more open to vegetarian food, especially the younger generations.
Vegetarian food has been much more integrated into menus in Spain. In general, there are now more milk alternatives and vegetarian meat alternatives at grocery stores. But it’s not like England, where you can go to a grocery store and find two giant freezers full of a ton of vegetarian options. We still don’t have this in Spain, not even in big cities like Madrid or Barcelona. Spain has a ways to go — but not too far.
Here in Spain, a typical breakfast is a ham sandwich and a cup of coffee. People come to our cafe and say, “You don’t have (regular) milk?” We respond, “No, but we have almond milk and many other kinds of milk.” They respond, “Okay, then I don’t want anything.” You have to accept this, too. Sometimes people don’t want a vegetarian alternative — they want to continue doing what they’re used to. And it’s okay. We go bit by bit.
Who are Beagle’s customers?
Most often, locals from our town, Sabadell. Tourists generally don’t visit because we’re somewhat outside the center of Barcelona. Most of our customers worked in an office nearby and came for lunch every day, before COVID, because Beagle is great for a healthy lunch. Many of them commute longer distances, and don’t have time to prepare lunch at home before returning to work.
Has eating at Beagle changed the way that any of your customers eat at home?
Yes, especially older folks. Some will come back to the restaurantthey’ll tell us, “This is yummy! There’s no meat, no cheese, but we like it.” A customer who turned into a friend became vegetarian after meals at Beagle. She began to develop a better relationship with food, and started to care more about nutrition.
At Beagle, we have a lot of books for children and adults about vegetarian and vegan lifestyles, and vegan and animal ethics — people can read them in the restaurant or buy them and take them home. One best-selling book explores the relationship between the animal rights movement and feminism.
What surprises people about Beagle?
Above everything else, that we have a folder with the location where our ingredients come from, such as our chocolate and coffee. Everyone can know where their potatoes are from, how they’re harvested. We also talk with the producers. People love this because it’s a detail missing in Spain. In other countries, like England, eating locally is more of a norm — people prefer it. But in Spain, this hasn’t really taken off yet.
People are also surprised that our vegan food is more Mediterranean, not the Indian flavors that they’re used to in vegetarian food in the area. We use a lot of seasonal produce and legumes with different spices. We also try to respect the flavor of our ingredients.
When there were a lot of people in the restaurant, and we had like 100 meal sets to serve, and were very busy in the kitchen — but able to pull it off. When the dishes turn out very well, and people are pleased, for me, that’s one of my favorite moments. I also love when people don’t want to leave. Sometimes, we’ve had to close the restaurant two hours late because people stayed to talk and chat for so long!
Even though I’m tired and sometimes completely exhausted, and I might have wished they would’ve left earlier I think no, it’s a good sign. It shows people are comfortable, and it’s good they’re here. For example, in the cafe pre-COVID, we had people who were here almost all morning. They come with their laptops, order coffees and pastries, and then, before they leave, they eat a sandwich. They return, fed, to their houses. They’ve breakfasted and lunched at my place. And I like that my restaurant is welcoming enough to encourage this.
For me, the restaurant and the cafe are both an extension of my house. My family and I have painted the walls. We’ve designed the furniture. We don’t have a lot of money to do all of this. But what’s most important is that the people who come in feel good and cared for. I love taking care of people like this through food.
When I look out the store front, I see many kids looking at all the cakes and ice cream in the shop. They come to try our desserts because they’re allergic to eggs and/or milk, and they can’t eat in other places. At Beagle, they can safely eat whatever they want, which makes me really happy for them — seeing them head home very happy.
I think that it’s important for kids to occasionally be able to have a sweet. We’ve even had moms come in tearing up and thanking us because it’s been maybe seven years since their child with food allergies has been able to safely eat outside their homes. Here, kids with food sensitivities can try cookies, cakes of every flavor, ice cream, and more. We even make our own jelly beans. And nothing has any milk, eggs, or animal products whatsoever.
For cakes, we have a line of healthy cakes as well as raw cakes. All of our cakes use organic flour. And we also have a line of cakes for people who are gluten-intolerant. So, when you come to our cafe, you can enjoy a “normal” cake or one with rice, corn, or other flours. Our most popular cakes and pies are an apple crumble pie, carrot cake, banoffee pie — everyone wants that! — and chocolate cake. Basically, everything. When we close, we don’t have any cake left over.
Lately, we’ve been making something that’s not as healthy, but delicious: vegan doughnuts. Everyone comes for our vegan doughnuts! We make them with organic flour and organic oil. Of course, they’re deep-fried, but if you’re going to eat a doughnut — and everyone eats a doughnut once in a while — at Beagle, you eat a healthier one. We have raspberry doughnuts, white chocolate doughnuts, and more.
We try to have options — healthy, and not as healthy, something for everyone, because sometimes the super healthy dessert options are very expensive, and not everyone can fit them in their budget. For example, if we make a cake without sugar, it’s twice as expensive as a cake made with organic sugar. All our cakes are made in house with organic flours and sugars, and no additives. So, everything’s a bit healthier.
What’s one moment that made you sure that opening Beagle was the right choice?
Since the beginning I have felt that way.
If you go to the cafe, order a white chocolate and strawberry doughnut, a chocolate and hazelnut roll, and a cardamom and pistachio roll.
If you go to the restaurant, I recommend ordering from the set menu. If you’re going to order à la carte, I recommend the patatas bravas and a burger, which are both completely homemade. I also recommend a kombucha — we make them ourselves as well as buy them from local producers. And a plate of homemade pasta or a cheese plate. For dessert: If it’s summer, you should order a strawberry crumble with homemade vanilla ice cream. And if it’s winter, try our chocolate-orange tart.
Interviewer's Note: Since I spoke with Maira, Beagle has adjusted its offerings to focus on their cafe and bakery in response to the pandemic’s effect on small businesses. Visit Beagle’s Instagram page for the latest updates, and its GoFundMe page to help support the business.
All photos courtesy of Maira Posse.
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As expected because of the negative publicity and the fact that even prosecuting the case made prosecutors a laughing stock, they dropped the charged Thursday agains DaJuawn Wallace.
His "crime," as you'll read below in the original post, was being cautious.
But as the Huffington Post points out, Prosecutor Christopher Boyd offered a plea deal for Wallace to plead guilty to a lesser charge, before the publicity over this stupidity blew up in Boyd's face, and he had to drop the charges.
However, Boyd and very many other prosecutors offer "plea deals" to people charged with crimes, even though many of these people might not have actually committed any crimes.
But, the defendents are often poor and don't have the resources to fight the bogus charges. Or, they've had previous run-ins with the law and realize nobody will believe they are innocent.
Prosecutors usually occupy elected positions. The prosecutors offer these bogus plea deals to innocent defendents because it gives them a higher conviction rate, making them more appealing next time they're up for re-election.
While there are some damn good, honest prosecutors out there, a large number of them, apparently, think their career and their bragging rights is worth ruining the lives of many innocent people by giving them bogus crime records.
One researcher estimates there might be as many as 20,000 people in jail serving time or crimes they did not commit. And some of those crimes actually happened, but were committed by someone else who is still out in the streets.
It's just easier for prosecutors to grab the low hanging fruit and win easy prosecutions against innocent people. Again, just to advance their careers.
One dark early morning in February, DaJuawn Wallace, 24, was driving along a very poorly lit road in Kockville Township, Michigan.
Suddenly, the blue lights of a police car flashed in back of him.
Wallace knew that there had been incidents in the area in which people pretending to be cops, complete with blue lights pull people over and rob them or even worse.
Wallace said he signaled to the cop that he would keep driving - slowly - until he arrived at a safer, brightly lit area.
People are often advised to do this. In and near Detroit, there have been recent cases of people impersonating police and stopping people to rob them.
A mile and half down the road, Wallace pulled into the glare of a brightly lit Sam's Club parking lot and stopped.
This despite the explanation from Wallace. The DA "generously" offered a deal in which Wallace could plead guilty to a misdemeanor with a delayed sentence, meaningone-year probation.
But if he does that, he probably would lose his job and almost definitely his college financial aid.
Saginaw County Chief Prosecutor Christoher Boyd said when a police officer in a official police cruiser orders you to stop uou must. "You don't get a driver's license and get to pick what rules you are going to follow and what rules you are not going to follow," Boyd said, as reported at MLive.com.
Well, Wallace DID stop, once he got to a well-lit area, and he didn't try to speed off and outrun the cop. He just didn't know if he was about to be robbed or not.
Nobody has come up with evidence so far that Wallace did anything other than seek a well lit, public place. The only reason why cops stopped him in the first place is because his car resembled one that had just driven on a sidewalk at a nearby college. It turns out, the sidewalk driver wasn't Wallace.
So what's Boyd's deal? Does he just never want to "lose" a case? Maybe his ego is too fragile to give up on a prosecution when facts present themselves?
Or is Wallace an uppity black kid. After all, he's pursuing a Master's degree in college. You don't want any n*****s being successful, right Prosecutor Boyd?
The above paragraph might be an over the top accusation. I sure hope it is.
Nonetheless, Mother Jones reported today that the vast majority of prosecutors in the nation are white men. Obviously, most of them aren't racist. Still, when 79 percent of prosecutors are white men, and 14 states have an all white male prosecuting lineup, you do want to see a little more diversity.
This week, the Michigan case has suddenly gotten lots of publicity. When bad PR happens, the prosecutor will try to find a face saving way out in which Wallace doesn't end up with problems concerning his job or school financial assistance. He'll just got some sort of toothless warning.
One sign that things might work out in Wallace's favor is public support. MLive.com has an update saying there will be a rally in his behalf tomorrow.
But who knows how many other people get in trouble like Wallace did? For doing something innocent, or at least benign, I bet a lot of people have their lives ruined by the occasional overzealous cop or prosecutor.
Time to fix this problem, maybe?


Mega-cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase has officially released its new index which is the company’s latest product targeted to large investors.
Currently only open to US investors, Bramanathan has explained that the fund will offer features such as thHe also explained, as announced yesterday, and will incorporate any future assets listed on the exchange.
We don’t know quite what those ranges are yet, but we’re sure we’ll find out when the time is right and the assets are ripe.


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What are the pair of you going to love about Victoria?
Well, we hardly know where to start – and we don't think you will either, when you come here!
The capital of British Columbiover the years, for very good reason. Or, actually, as we were suggesting, for numerous reasons – far too many to list fully here!
- But we know you could both spend many a happy hour amongst the glorious greenery of the city's Abkhazi Garden or by the ocean at Clover Point Park – perfectly peaceful spots both, ideal for those times when all you want to do is relax amongst beautiful surroundings. Yet there's no end of excitement to be had here too, let there be no doubt on that score!


If you like car racing, but you like everything to be beautiful, the online game Cute Car Racing is what you need. This is a great race option for girls or neat boys. You will have a beautiful cartoon graphics and the opportunity to come to the finish line first.


Born and raised in Naples, -‘The most beautiful city in the world’,- he says, Giovanni had spent many years living in Ibiza and escaping to the serene corners of Asia.
Where does he go to unplug from the standard society? to his bohemian lifestyle in the Balearic coolest island.
He’d always been interested in collecting one-of-a-kind pieces in his travels which marked the genesis for Onirik. Giovanni went on to hone his craft in India, and was quick to realise that the choice to follow his ‘personal dream’ had been the right one.
It was the all-encompassing world of hand-crafting, the journeys, the cultures, the freedom – ‘It just felt right’.
The fundamentals of his style are already visible in the pieces he designs and collects from the tribal and antique world.
-Great bolts of silver and brass often offset against sections of carved surfaces that impart contrast-.
His jewellery has a statement feel but also a ‘wow factor’, and it’s no surprise, then, this brand love it’s earthy, nature-rich references.
Rather than being slaves to fashion, his clients are more focused on expressing their individuality in their choices.
My encounter with Onirik was through a wonderful earcuff that caught my attention in 2016 while I was wandering around the Hippy Market in Ibiza. Among the wilderness of this piece lied on the table display a surprising connection to adornment – from the metal – and mineral – ornate headdresses of American indians to the silver hardware of carved skulls, dragons and Rajastan designs.
MEET THE BRAIN BEHIND ONIRIK!
I graduated from Law school and worked as a lawyer for a short period of time.
I have a master’s degree in cultural management and I’ve worked as a producer in short films, art videos and ads.
I’ve also worked as an event’s producer for some art galleries, communication agencies, the CBA and for the National Geographic in Madrid which was actually, my last job for a company. That proved the starting point for a change. I felt that my life needed to take a different direction. I was tired of working for other people. That life was too narrow for me so I didn’t take for granted my concerns and jumped straight away into the world of art and exploration.
It all began in India. I wanted to travel and look for unique collectible jewellery to resell.
-‘I like to define myself as a Collector’- but I can also describe Onirik as a  ‘A mixture of collectibles that through the years I’ve mixed up with my own designs.
One night in Rajastan, I realised I was living my dream. My new life was now on tangible results. I started using the shape of a stone as an inspiration for my logo that night, and Onirik was born out of that:  ‘from the world of dreams’-. A parallel dimension that is more real than life itself.
I haven’t been trained in jewellery design but I did study silverware & metalwork and I’m still in the process. Every year I come back to India to do an upgrade in these two subjects.
I felt the need of improving and adding an element to the brand afterwards, so I applied that knowledge into my own designs and kept on collaborating with artisans in every location I visited.
I’ve been living in Ibiza for the past 6 years. I’ve worked in different locations but my favourite place is a market in San Joan which in my opinion, is currently the best so far. Unique & one of a kind.
I also exhibit my pieces in the ‘Hippy Market’ in Es Canar, and I love the two medieval markets that open in the island twice a year. One in May and the other one in September.
I take the opportunity to participate in art events like ‘ONCE UPON A TIME’, as this is a platform that integrates music & arts.
I don’t really like traditional or commercial jewellery.
I adore all the antique aesthetics and I go often to museums and jewellery exhibitions, but my ultimate inspiration comes from the tribal world, specially from Asia!
This year I’m travelling to the eastern Indonesian islands to find more treasures and antique tribal collectible pieces to add to my collections.
Asia is my second home. Every year I stay there for about 2 to 3 months. I go back for different reasons: ‘out of affection for the placid landscapes, curiosity about their culture, for the wonderful weather, for the genuine smiles, for the hospitable and lovely people and of course, for the jewellery’.
First of all, let’s talk about the ring-bracelet set that you’re wearing in the pictures along with the hand-cuffs that could also be attached together to be worn as a statement choker.
These are made out of a special brass alloy. A non-allergenic and nickel free material that’s been used for hundred of centuries.
All pieces are handcrafted and the bracelets in particular are designed by me and produced in India.
The angel wing earrings that you wore, play an important role in my collections every year, and are mainly a composition of separate materials such us mother of pearl, brass and 925 sterling silver from Indonesia. Each piece is carved to emulate the shape of a wing, while lost of articulation in the earrings creates a sense of movement.
The craftsman who works with me comes from a family of three generations of carvers settled in a small village in Bali where this special technique has been practiced for hundreds of years. They have since passed on their skills in working with this notoriously art.
I technically make a lot of the metal stuff myself. The rest of the hand-carved pieces I design are produced by the artisans and collaborators.
I’m currently studying this method but it’s a very difficult technique that I am still learning, and it takes years of practice.
Yes, I’ve also begun to extend myself in new directions, into the realm of more organic designs, and to work with new materials, notably wood, horns and bones. Elements that are related to organic tribal jewellery.
This year I’m introducing for the first time in my collections a seashell from New Zealand called Abaloné. As far as possible, I try to only use sustainable materials. My designs reflect the ethical responsibility of my work.
I don’t go to Asia to buy cheap labour. I go there simply because I’m in love with their millenarian techniques. I’m deeply appreciative of the work of others and keep an excellent relationship with all collaborators and craftsmen. We spend long hours together working as a team so I can say they are my friends!
I’m a random guy with lots of dear friends around the world who I deeply love.
Family, love and friendship play a significant role in my life.
For the past 10 years my lifestyle had increasingly changed and many people would describe it as a bit of a ‘hippy one’ but I don’t mind. I never liked the rules and labels in society.
My work without my journeys wouldn’t be the same thing. At the beginning, travelling and selling was like a hobby, then I decided to transform it into my real job and lifestyle.
I’ve always dreamt of working while I travel to places. And then again, Onirik appeared like a dream come true!
I’m hoping this year the website and the online shop would be ready to rock’ n ’roll  for Onirik.
-or at least that’s my idea-.  I’ve been waiting for the right moment to happen as I like things to go with the flow. ‘I rather do something good than mediocre’.
To be honest with you, I don’t really plan all my projects ahead. Everything is been happening organically and I’d like to keep it that way. All my clients come to me and I am grateful for that. They encourage me to continue on this journey with their positive feedbacks.
‘I feel a big passion for what I do everyday and that’s reflected on my work’
Thinking on a bigger scale, I can picture Onirik as a gallery / museum sort of store in Ibiza, where I can exhibit all my collections.
I also do collaborations with stores I feel identify with, such us ‘RIOT LAUNDRY BAR’ in Naples, ‘ABANIBI Boutique’ in Ibiza, and ‘D5’ in Barcelona.
There are several other shops from London, Paris, Rome and the Netherlands, where you can buy my pieces as well.
In the meantime, I’m quite happy doing the pop up shops because I love the interaction with people, the atmosphere and the freedom!
For Onirik enquiries: onirik.ibiza@gmail.com
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➳ O N I R I K ➳ Collectible Eye or Tribal Charm?


To start, this is a question many Christians wrestle with— especially those with young children. In today's culture, there is a tremendous amount of peer pressure, even amongst the youngest children, as well as their parents, to celebrate Halloween. Go to any public grammar school and you'll find classrooms, hallways, and cafeterias decorated with goblins, ghouls, and ghosts!
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The achievement gap in many developing countries is defined in terms of rich/poor and public/private. The prevailing explanation for the "developing" achievement gap is an underfunded, inefficient, and/or inadequately supplied public school sector. Via an analysis of a Colombian voucher experiment, this article examines the extent to which income-contingent vouchers can narrow the achievement gap and provide a cost-effective method for increasing secondary school enrollments. Despite structural and implementation flaws, which diminish the program's impact on achievement and enrollments, its successes strengthen the argument that implementing an income-contingent voucher program can help narrow the achievement gap in developing countries. To cost-effectively increase enrollments, however,rogram would be necessary—as explained in the conclusion of this article.
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The Chambers USA directory is a guide book to the best practitioners in the primary areas of business law. Haynes and Boone and its ranking attorneys were selected as best in Texas through a research process based on nation. Peers described Mr. Phelan as a "brilliant" and "colorful" attorney who is "creative, sophisticated and good on his feet." Mr. Albergotti was described as a "tenacious and industrious" attorney with extensive experience in insolvency, bankruptcy and creditors rights cases. Mr. Beckham was described as a "capable and trustworthy negotiator."


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And that’s where you get into trouble.
People like Janel are naturally suspicious. So they go into a fortune telling session with Peter wanting the truth, but not trusting what they are seeing or hearing. They are on the defensive. So naturally Peter can tell that and will not give them the answers they are seeking. Peter will respond with some of the phrases that Janel mentions above.
Without this open mind to trust what Peter will tell you, Peter will not give you satisfaction. It is like the chicken or the egg – you must just believe that the chicken can just appear!
Interesting post, I will have to give this a try sometime.
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