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Funny, I like meatloaf sandwiches, too, but with ketchup instead of mayo. :)
OH awesome. I love when cooks offer 'notes' (though I overkilled my last post on risotto… probably too many notes, but thats what I get for teaching it to a 14 year old… mom rattling on;))).
I haven't made meatloaf for awhile, but mine includes cumin-sauteed caramelized onions as the topper (sans glaze, same as you). AND I love making small loaves and freezing them—so useful when you are short on time!
The unflavored gelatin is a great trick. It helps keep the moisture in the loaf!
Not a fan, but most people enjoy a good loaf of meat:) Glad you came up with a winning recipe!
Oh My, Amanda. The power of suggestion…. just sounds so good and it has butta in it. Its just baby steps away from pork love, huh? Anyway, that sounds like a really delicious meat loaf. I love meat loaf. Familey doesn't, darn it. I could make, take a serving and share with my little Mother and Daddy. I'll have to put this one in my google docs. That's where the good ones go for safe keeping.
I love Cook's Illustrated – totally worth the $ to get the recipes online – not one has ever failed me.
Yum! I just made this tonight and it was excellent. I love a good meatloaf and this one was definitely it! I did use the glaze and actually thought it added a lot to the meatloaf. Will definitely be making it again.
Yummy! I LOVE meatloaf. I usually make mine with 1/2 Italian sausage and 1/2 ground beef and canned Italian stewed tomatoes. I will try your recipe but will probably use half Italian sausage instead. I'll let you know how it came out. :)
That looks fantastic! Can hardly wait to try it!!
I love your meatloaf recipe. I'm beginning to collect them. Not sure why. I've become enamored by meatloaf and searching for a great recipe.
Thanks Kaukab's daughter! I need to add this back into my recipe rotation, it's that time of year again!
The only difference is I almost forgot the cheese, so I added it after all the other ingredients were already combined. Lol
:( I can't imagine what else might have caused it. The only other thing I can think of is liquid. Did you use zucchini like I did? If yes, did you squeeze the excess liquid out of it? If you over measured any liquids, or added anything that wasn't in the recipe (like ketchup or anything else) that could have caused it too. Also, slicing too thin could be a!
I made this meatloaf for my fiancee last night for dinner. It was so good. He said it was better than his Grandmother's!!
I only left out the celery.
Have you used ground turkey in this recipe at all? I'm wondering what I can substitute to make it a little lighter without sacrificing taste. Also, my fiancee took leftovers with him to work today and all of the other guys were jealous! :)..
So glad you enjoyed it! One of these days I'll have to get a better picture LOL.


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AUDIE CORNISH, HOST: A mystery that's billions of years old could be answered by scientists researching one of the Great Lakes. The researchers are diving deep to explore these sinkholes with purple-colored mats of microbes in order to understand the role they play in oxygenating the planet. Ben Thorp with member station WCMU has the story.
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THORP: That's Gregory Dicksays microbial mats are like a large, mushy, purple carpet covering the floor of the lake. He says they're responsible for life on Earth.
DICK: These microbial mats, we think, ah's oxygenation. That is the addition of oxygen to Earth's atmosphere.
THORP: The mats are made up of cyanobacteria, some of the first organisms able to perform photosynthesis - or turn light into oxygen. But here's the thing about our purple friends, they don't always produce oxygen.
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THORP: And Gregory Dick says it's part of a larger question. How rare are the conditions that allow for life?
DICK: What about life on other planets? How common is this process? And what are the processes that lead to a planet with an oxygen-rich atmosphere that can support animal life?
THORP: So the next time you take a deep breath, give a quiet thanks to the microbial mats that more than 2-billion years ago helped to make that possible. For NPR News, I'm Ben Thorp.
CORNISH: And that piece comes from the public radio station collaboration Great Lakes Today.


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Ultimate Canada bucket list: 33 best places to visit in Canada
Home / Adventure travel / So you want to know the best places to visit in Canada? You've landed on the right site.
Because we've come up with the ultimate Canada bucket list!
Canada is our "home and native land" (that phrase comes from the Canadian anthem, in case you didn't know).
We're diehard Canadians. We've lived in Calgary, then Vancouver and now Victoria in British Columbia. We've visited family in Ontario and vacationed across Canada.
Indeed, we've explored dozens of bucket list places to visit in Canada!
Canada bucket list
It's no easy task coming up with a Canadian bucket list of the most iconic and beautiful placeigger than the U.S.).
We have 48 spectacular national parks in Canada. And that's not counting the hundreds of provincial parks.
We have jaw-dropping mountains, forests, lakes and waterfalls, along with idyllic islands and charming cities.
We therefore sought out the help of other travel bloggers and writers who've visited unique places in Canada that we haven't yet explored (like Nunavut).
Our list of places that you must see in Canada is therefore quite epic – 33!
Of course, you can't possibly tick off all these places on our Canada bucket list in one trip. And you wouldn't want to.
These are special places in Canada, and many need time to be savored.
Scroll down, because here they are, in no particular order.
33 Bucket list places to visit in Canada
1) Jasper National Park– spanning 4,247 sq. miles (11,000 sq. km) – Jasper should jump right to the top of your Canada bucket list.
Less busy than more-famous Banff National Park (#9), Jasper is no less spectacular. It's known for its rugged mountain peaks, rushing rivers, glittering lakes, jaw-dropping canyons and tons of wildlife.
What to do? Hike Maligne Canyon and the Old Fort Point Trail for breathtaking views. Paddle a canoe at Maligne Lake. Ride the Jasper SkyTram gondola up 7,400 feet (2,263 meters) to the top of Whistlers Mountain. And go white-water rafting down the Athabasca River.
If you prefer to take it easy, soak in the Miette Hot Springs (natural outdoor mineral pools).
What's wow:
Elk. Elk. And more elk! Wherever you go, you'll see wild elk.
About 1,300 elk live in Jasper National Park. The large antlers on the bulls are quite the sight!
2) Salt Spring Island
One of the most beautiful places in Canada for a laid-back seaside holiday is Salt Spring Island.
Take the ferry from Victoria (see #12) or Vancouver to get there. The island has several charming B&B's and inns, and the main town, Ganges, has some appealing restaurants. (Fresh oysters, anyone?)
Salt Spring is a sanctuary for artists, poets and writers, so you'll discover many artists' studios and galleries; you're welcome to pop into them. And if you hike up Mount Erskine, you'll see sweet "fairy doors," carved by locals. If you believe in magic, it's said that fairies live in wee houses behind them.
Also don't miss the Salt Spring Saturday Market in the summer months – pick up some island-made goat cheese and other goodies.
You can rent e-bikes to pedal a spectacularly scenic 17-mile (28-km) loop around part of the island.
As the most photographed lake in Canada, there's no question Moraine Lake should be on your Canada bucket list! It was even featured on the back of Canada's $20 bills, issued between 1969 and 1979.
The major draw to Moraine Lake is simply how beautiful it is.
The alpine lake in Banff National Park (#9) is an impossibly turquoise lake, set against a backdrop of the towering Ten Peaks mountains. Oh wait, the lake is blue. No, it's more an emerald color.
The color is actually hard to pin down, because it changes over the summer and at different times in the day.
Lovely walking trails to lake viewpoints include the Lakeshore Trail and the famous Rockpile Viewpoint trail. Longer hiking trails include the Larch Valley Trail (where the larch trees turn a dazzling gold color in autumn) and Consolation Lakes Trail.
But no worries if you don't want to hike. You can still take in the lake views with a coffee in hand from the nearby café, or even rent a kayak and get out on the water.
Because of its popularity, snagging a parking space at Moraine Lake can be challenging. For this reason, it's best to visit early in the morning before the sun rises, or later in the day as the sun is setting. Alternatively, shuttles to Moraine Lake are available from Banff and Lake Louise.
Moraine lake's 50 shades of blue are so bewitching that many people say the lake is the most beautiful spot in the Canadian Rockies. And that's saying a lot!
4) Churchill
If you spend enough time in Churchill, there's a chance you might spot a polar bear lurking outside your window or bump into one in the main street after dark.
Located 1,000 miles (1,600 km) to the north of Winnipeg, Churchill is a remote town on Hudson Bay's shores. Normally, the town's population is around 900. That swells to some 10,000 during polar bear season each autumn. For around four to five weeks, Churchill becomes a bustling tourist town.
That's when polar bears wake up from their hibernation and migrate almost right through Churchill to Hudson Bay, where they wait for the water to freeze, so they can walk across the ice to hunt for seals.
Seeing wild polar bears in their natural habitat in Churchill is a once-in-a-lifetime unique experience to tick off your Canada bucket list. Most of the polar bear spotting occurs around Hudson Bay and on the tundra near the town, either from the safety of large tundra buggies or from a wildlife lodge.
You get to see polar bears really close (like six feet away) and can shoot spectacular photos of them. The bears are used to the tundra buggies and lodges, and walk right up to them.
5) Okanagan Valley
Think California's Napa Valley.
Then add a sparkling 60-mile (96-km) lake, perfect for swimming and boating. Throw in awesome bicycle trails through vineyards and over trestle bridges (like the Kettle Valley Rail Trail). Sprinkle apple and cherry orchards, rocky crags for rock climbing (that's the Skaha Bluffs) and freshwater river channels for tubing.
With some 200 wineries, the wine tasting is phenomenal. Take a road trip along the length of the valley to explore some of the different wineries. Vineyard restaurants specialize in farm-to-table dining, and several vineyards have adorable B&B lodgings too.
6) Fogo Island
Dreamers? Luxury lovers? Hideaway seekers? Put Fogo Island on your Canada bucket list.
To experience cool coastal landscapes combined with the warmest hospitality, remote Fogo Island, off the shore of Newfoundland and Labrador in Atlantic Canada, is the ultimate place to go. It's a rugged and windswept island, dotted with brightly colored houses and fishing stages (platforms built at the water's edge for cleaning and salting cod).
In the spring, monolithic icebergs drift by, and in the summer, whales feed along the coastline. The island is also criss-crossed by over 125 miles (200 km) of scenic hiking trails – you can stop in at local art studios on the way. There's also a diverse foodie scene, but don't miss the fish-and-chips, a Newfoundland specialty.
And wherever you go on Fogo Island, you'll meet the friendliest people who delight in sharing a beverage (or two!) and a story.
The 29-suite Fogo Island Inn is a deluxe Nordic-style hotel, built on stilts at the edge of the Atlantic – its dramatic architecture matches the dramatic views.
7) Old Quebec City
Craving European flair without leaving Canada? Then look no further than Old Quebec City!
Old Quebec City is the birthplace of French Canada, one of the oldest cities in North America – and the only walled city north of Mexico. This, plus its 400 year-old-history, landed the city a UNESCO World Heritage Site title in 1985.
Historical Old Quebec City is full of charm – from the cobblestone streets and sidewalk cafes down to the enchanting alleyways where you might find a local painter marking up a canvas when inspiration strikes.
Spend your time strolling along the quaint streets of Quartier Petit Champlain and Vieux-Port. Wander into antique shops and art galleries. And check out local souvenirs to take home – perhaps maple syrup for lucky friends and family?
In the heart of Old Quebec City, the world-famous Château Frontenac is said to be the world's most photographed hotel! Once you see the castle-like hotel, with its fairy-tale turrets and towers, overlooking the St. Lawrence River, you'll understand why. You can pop inside and look around too (guided tours are also offered).
8) Tofino
Who would have thought Canada has a "surfing capital"? Well, that's Tofino.
Tofino is a seaside boho-chic town on the west coast of Vancouver Island, where locals and visitors alike are surf crazy.
Hiking rainforest trails to mystical beaches in nearby Pacific Rim National Park is also popular.
Then there's Long Beach, an eerily beautiful 10-mile (16-km) stretch of sandy beach, where the mist rolls in, shrouding everything in silver-grey gauze.
Once favored just as a summer destination, Tofino now also lures visitors from all over the world for winter storm watching. The waves are wicked to watch! Some oceanfront lodges pipe in the sounds of the storms.
When the winter weather is wild, there's no cozier place to be than Tofino.
If this is your first trip to Canada – and you crave the outdoors – visiting Banff is no doubt on your Canada bucket list, right?n OMG amazing place, especially for hikers. It boasts somorld, with hiking routes that explore glaciers, alpine forests, glacial lakes (hello Lake Louise!) and jaw dropping mountains.
All in all, the park encompasses a massive 2,564 square miles (6,641 sq. km.), offering over 1,000 miles (1,600 km) of well maintained trails that can be enjoyed by all skill levels, from novices to advanced hikers.
So you can't wait to go? Know that the best time of year to hike in Banff is June to August.
One of the most popular hikes, the Johnstone Canyon trail near the town of Banff, winds along the edge of a dramatic canyon – sculpted by a rushing river – to two thundering waterfalls. In some places, you tread along a steel catwalk built along the canyon's side.
Another great hike is the 2.2-mile (3.6-km) switch-back path from Lake Louise to the Lake Agnes Tea House. With no running water or electricity, the tea house bakes delicious cakes fresh onsite, with supplies flown in by helicopter or packed up the trail by staff.
10) Grasslands National Park
Park starkly scenic park is for you.
The park is divided into two sections:can be accessed via Val Marie While and the East Block via Killdeer.
A highlight of the West Block is visiting the Bison Facility, where you can learn about the 300+ wild bison that roam freely within the park.
In the East Block, drive along the 7-mile (11-km) stretch of Badlands Parkway, with numerous outstanding viewpoints, and soak in the endless prairie and unique Mars-like badlands scenery.
The park is the darkest "dark sky preserve" in Canada – and one of the best things to do in Grasslands National Park is stargazing. With very little light pollution, you can admire the Milky Way and star constellations in all their glory.
11) CN Tow the CN Tower in Toronto is sometimes referred to as "The Needle."
Dominating Toronto's skyline, the slender tree-shaped structure is – at 1,815.29 feet (553.3 meters) – far higher than any other building in the city.
In factm the time it was built in 1976 until it was eclipsed by the Burj Khalifa (2,720 feet/830 meters) in the UAE. (The Tower is the highest structure in Canada.)
The main attraction is the view, of course. The LookOut and SkyPod (1,465 feet/446 meters) both offer astounding 360-degree views of Toronto and Lake Ontario.
And then there's the EdgeWalk – one of the most thrilling Canadian bucket list experiences. Strapped into a harness 116 storeys high above the ground, you walk around an outdoor platform, leaning back over the city. It's the highest outdoor walk in the world.
Or, for a more comfortable option, you can enjoy fine dining in the revolving restaurant.
From the SkyPod, you can see up to 100 miles (160 km) on a clear day – all the way to Niagara Falls (see #20).
You're forgiven if you think you've stepped back in time to Olde England.
With its century-old Parliament Buildings, horse-and-carriage rides and tea parlors serving proper pinkies-up afternoon tea, Victoria exudes a decidedly British vibe.
But the shops on Government Street selling wild smoked salmon gifts and wool sweaters hand-knitted by Cowichan First Nation artisans remind you that you're in Canada – in British Columbia's capital.
There are many scenic walks in Victoria. A crowd-pleaser is the path winding along Victoria's Inner Harbor, one of the world's most beautiful waterfronts. You can walk for miles along its pedestrian seaside promenade – and take cute little water taxis (called "pickle boats") to different brewpubs.
13) Drumheller
Dinosaur lovers should definitely visit Drumheller, a town in the heart of the Alberta Badlands (about a 90-minute drive from Calgary) – and
The area surrounding Drumheller is where some of the world's most extraordinary paleological discoveries have been found over the last century.
You can see most of them in the renowned Royal Tyrell Museum. Dedicate at least a day to visiting this museum – the exhibits are engrossing. You'll find sections recreating life in the region in prehistoric times, beautiful fossil galleries and the Dinosaur Hall, which showcases the most impressive skeletons.
After visiting the museum, explore the Badlands. The easiest way to do so is driving the Dinosaur Trail, a 30-mile (48-km) scenic drive taking in hoodoos, canyons and other remarkable geological features.
The almost complete, free-standing skeleton of a formidable T-Rex dinosaur in the museum's Dinosaur Hall takes you back in time to the ancient world of dinosaurs. "Black Beauty" – a rare blackened skull of a Tyrannosaurusrex over 4 feet (1.3 meters) long – is another eye-popping exhibit.
14) Telegraph Cove
Grizzly bear viewing? Killer whale watching? Telegraph Cove is one of the best bucket list places to visit in Canada for adventure hounds.
A former fishing and cannery village, Tek settlements left on Vancouver Island. Its colorful wooden buildings have been turned into a quaint eco-tourism resort with cabins, restaurant, various lodge accommodations and eco-tour offices.
Telegraph Cove is the gateway to Johnstone Strait – home to a large resident pod of killer whales (orcas) and a world-famous site for sea kayaking with these majestic mammals.
Day tours are also offered from Telegraph Cove to view wild grizzly bears at Knight Inlet,.
15) Head-Smashed-In Buffalo Jump
A uniquely Canadian bucket list attraction, Head-Smashed-In Buffalo Jump (don't you love the name?) is a UNESCO Site and od.
It's the place where the most suspenseful event for the Blackfoot people occurred each year. They'd carefully herd the buffalo without alerting them. The wind had to be perfect, or the buffalo would sense something was amiss and flee in the wrong direction, wrecking the plan.
Once the Blackfoot hunters succeeded in rounding up the buffalo, they'd start chasing them towards a steep cliff – the buffalo jump. By the time the buffalo saw the cliff, the buffalo would be pushed over the precipice from behind by the stampeding herd, falling to their deaths.
This hunt may sound shocking to us today, but buffalo meat was an essential food source for the Blackfoot. A triumphant hunt meant they'd survive the long harsh Alberta winters. A failed one meant that some tribal members would die from starvation.
Being able to visit the actual place where this momentous event occurred annually for 5,500 years – and learning about everything needed for a successful buffalo hunt – is humbling and reminds us how hard life was just a short while ago.
16) Stanley Park
Like Victoria (see #12), Vancouver is on most everyone's bucket list of places to visit in Canada. A big reason? Stanley Park.
One of the world's largest urban parks (bigger than Central Park in New York City), Stanley Park comprises 1,000 acres of natural forest, laced with hiking trails, flower gardens and a small lake (Lost Lagoon) with fountains and ducks.
Oh, and let's not forget its beaches! Second Beach and Third Beach are great for swimming and lazing about in the sun in summer.
You get gob-smacking views when you bicycle around Stanley Park on its oceanfront Seawall. Continue beyond Stanley Park and you can pedal for 13 miles (22 km) one way on an extension of this bicycle-friendly waterfront path, all the way to Kits Beach.
17) Emerald Lake
One of the prettiest lakes in Canada is Emerald Lake – and it should be on everyone's Canada bucket list. The lake gets its name and radiant green color from light reflecting off white deposits of marl, which is a mixture of clay and calcium carbonate.
Nestled within Yoho National Park, in the Canadian Rockies' mountain range, Emerald Lake is accessible year-round. It's great to stroll around or go for a canoe tour during the summer months. In winter, enjoy the snowy weather with a stay at the lovely Emerald Lake Lodge.
It's easy to visit Yoho National Park on a day trip from Banff or Lake Louise – it takes about 40 minutes to an hour to reach Yoho.
18) Wells Gray Provincial Park
If you seek unspoiled wilderness, get thee to Wells Gray Provincial Park. It's so raw and wild that the 1.3 million-acre park almost has a Jurassic Park feel (but the cedar, Douglas Fir and hemlock trees are distinctly Canadian).
The park's unique volcanic plateaus and deep canyons are the result of ancient volcanic eruptions followed by glacial cooling. Naturally, the rugged landscape includes some incredible hiking trails.
It's common to spot mule deer, and in September, jumping Chinook salmon. And you may see black bears (so be bear-safe).
Known as Canada's waterfall park, Wells Gray is home to 41 named waterfalls.
Hurtling down 463 feet (141 meters), Helmcken Falls is the most famous. And at Moul Falls, you can walk through to the cave wall behind the falls and feel the power of nature (and the refreshing spray!) from a totally different perspective.
Added bonus: Many of the waterfalls, including Helmcken, can be reached via a short walk or hike.
19) Calgary Stampede
Yee-haw! Put on a cowboy hat and some boots and celebrate the Old West at the rowdy Calgary Stampede.
Known as the "greatest outdoor show on earth," the event has one of the largest rodeo tournaments in the world. You'll see cowboys and cowgirls barrel racing, bull riding and trying their best to stay on bucking broncos.
There are also many other fun things to do at the Calgary Stampede, besides watching the rodeo. Spend some time on the fairgrounds and enjoy the carnival rides, eat delicious hot dogs from food trucks, see if you have what it takes on the mechanical bull, listen to live country music and party into the night.
The Stampede has made Calgary one of the most famous places in Canada. And for good reason!
Being part of an authentic western tradition over 100 years old – and seeing compete – is a truly Canadian bucket list experience you won't forget.
Niagara Falls is usually on everyone's Canada bucket list. Overso it's no surprise that this epic natural wonder is a sight worth seeing up close!
Arguably the best place to see Niagara Falls is from the Canadian side, in the town of – you guessed it – Niagara Falls. You don't even need to leave your car as the falls can be seen from the main road on the way to the parking lots, just past the visitor center.
But to really experience the majesty of this landmark, take the tour behind the falls. An elevator whisks you down 125 feet (38 meters) through underground rock to tunnels which lead you to observation decks behind the crashing falls. You won't believe the roar of the water thundering down at 40 mph (65 km/h)!
If you think seeing the falls during the day is impressive, try seeing them illuminated in a multitude of colors every night. The fireworks display on weekend nights during the summer is also sensational.
21) Nikka Yuko Japanese Garden
Lethbridge, the third largest city in Alberta, is home to one of the most beautiful Japanese gardens in Canada. Hugging the shore of Henderson Lake, Nikka Yuko Japanese Garden was created in 1967, Canada's centennial, to celebrate the contributions of the Japanese to the area. Its name means "Japan-Canada Friendship."
The serene, gorgeously manicured garden is replete with symbolism, bringing together stone lanterns, wooden bridges, pink blossoming trees and other Japanese elements in a Canadian landscape.
Take a peaceful stroll through the garden. Meditate beside trickling streams. And sign up for a variety of cultural activities, including doing yoga in the garden or participating in the Ochakai (Tea) Ceremony.
Taking part in the traditional time-honored tea ceremony is a lovely way to experience the tranquility of this Japanese garden.
22) Nunavut
If you consider yourself an off-the-beaten path traveler, then Nunavut is the Canadian bucket list destination for you.
This Arctic wonderland in the Great White North is one of the least visited regions in Canada, but you'll discover some of the most incredible experiences here.
Wildlife viewing opportunities are unmatched – you can see polar bears, narwhals, beluga whales and caribou. Snowmobile across the arctic tundra, sea kayak among massive icebergs and watch the northern lights light up the sky. This is an outdoor lover's paradise!
Getting to Nunavut is actually pretty simple; you can fly directly into the capital of Iqaluit from Ottawa or Montreal. Once you arrive, you may never want to leave, but you should stay five days at the very least.
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(Along with the Northwest Territories and the Yukon, Nunavut is one of three territories in Canada.)
23) Bruce Peninsula National Park
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The park boasts tall limestone cliffs, with stupendous views at the cliff edges of the clear waters of Georgian Bay and Lake Huron. It's a nature lover's dream destination, with many hiking trails passing caves, rock formations and lookout points. As well as hiking, you can also kayak, canoe, scuba dive and much more!
The park is the most popular place to camp within Ontario, with campsites selling out months in advance. So reserve early if you're interested in camping within the park.
The park is home to the famous Grotto, a natural limestone cave with crystal-clear water for swimming.
24) Butchart Gardens
Do you go gaga over gardens? Then put Butchart Gardens on your bucket list of must-see places in CanadaButchart welcomes over one million visitors a year. A full-time staff of 50 gardeners makes sure everything looks immaculate.
Smell the roses, delight in the dancing fountain, get lost in the tall hedge maze and find your Zen in the tranquil Japanese maple garden.
In July and August, a blockbuster fireworks show, choreographed to music, is held on Saturday nights. Go early to get in, because the show – choreographed by Christopher Ross (great-grandson of the garden's founder, Jennie Butchart) – is very popular.
25) Joffre Lakes
Hikers! Put Joffre Lakes on your Canada bucket list of epic places to hike! An easy day trip from Whistler (see #30), Joffre Lakes is a trio of take-your-breath-away turquoise lakes, nestled in the mountains.
The total hike is a little more than 6 miles (10 km) roundtrip, with an easy-to-moderate elevation gain of 1,300 feet (400 meters). But you won't be thinking about how long it takes to get there, because you'll be too focused on enjoying the forest scenery.
Each of the three lakes is more beautiful than the one before! So there's a real incentive to keep on hiking to the third lake (Upper Lake).
26) Prince Edward Island
For a dreamy bucket list destination in Canada plucked right from a story book, head to Prince Edward Island.
Known for its connection to "Anne of Green Gables," the island is more than just the home of Lucy Maud Montgomery's lovable character, however. The island is also a place of lighthouses, national parks, perfect potatoes (the iron-rich soil ensures the growth of high quality potatoes), charming fishing villages and fresh lobster galore.
The best way to spend time on Prince Edward Island is by simply relaxing.
When you feel like some outdoor activities, you can bicycle all or part of the mostly flat 270-mile (435-km) Confederation Trail. Also go clam digging. Walk the floating boardwalk over marshland in Greenwich. And sample seafood in Charlottetown and Summerside.
There are 63 lighthouses on PEI, each with their own story.
The Cape Bear Lighthouse had a wireless ssinking Titanic. And you can sleep in the lighthouse keeper's quarters at the West Point Lighthouse, which has been turned into a 4-star inn with 13 rooms.
27) Capilano Suspension Bridge
Along with Stanley Park (#16), Capilano Suspension Bridge Park is one of the coolest outdoor parks in Vancouver!
The first suspension bridge in the park was built of ropes and cedar planks in 1889. Rebuilt in 1956, it's suspended 230 feet (70 meters) above Capilano River. Several other bridges, treehouses and overlooks have been added to the collection since then.
You can easily spend a whole day here – crossing the swinging bridges, wandering among the Douglas fir and red cedar trees, learning about forest sustainability and bridge engineering, taking nature photos and soaking in the gorgeous landscape of the coastal climate of British Columbia.
The heart-stopping Cliffwalk is a series of narrow cantilevered walkways, jutting out from the canyon wall, 300 feet (91 meters) high above the river and forest floor. The experience of walking along it is terrifying and exhilarating – especially when looking down through the glass floor viewpoint.
28) Haida Gwaii
, is the home of the Haida people and home to Gwaii Haanas National Park Reserve.
"Haida Gwaii" means "Islands of Beauty" and they were well-named. Ringed with rocky shorelines, the mystical southern islands are often shrouded in mist. In the surrounding waters, giant kelp floats on the surface and sea lions poke their heads above the water.
You can take a multi-day sea kayaking trip, shorter boat trip or seaplane down to the national park to explore these tiny remote wooded islands in the south. Keep your eyes peeled for whales, orcas, bald eagles and black bears!
The national historic site of SG̱ang Gwaay Llanagaay (Ninstints in English) is a former Haida village that'ir natural setting in the world.
The poles, many truly works of art, are slowly decaying and returning to nature, in accordance with Haida beliefs. Seeing them in the early morning fog, as they gaze steadily out to sea, guarded by golden spruce and reflected in the still waters, is something you'll never forget.
29) Smutwood Peak
Possibly the best day hike in the Canadian Rockies, the epic Smutwood Peak trail in the Kananaskis area is long (12.5 miles or 20 km), strenuous (3,100-ft or 950-m elevation gain) and not suitable for those who don't like heights or narrow breezy ridges.
But if you stick with it, you're rewarded with phenomenal views and that amazing top-of-the-world feeling at the end that never gets old.
Along the way you, you hike through photogenic forest, with mountains rising up around you. Once you reach the Birdwood Lakes, the scenery becomes truly stunning, getting better as you climb the final hour to the peak.
The trailhead is about an hour south of the Alberta hiking mecca of Canmore.
Apart from the unbeatable view, you'll probably only see a handful of other hikers, even on a weekend.
30) Whistler
If you love schussing down the slopes, then Whistler – one of the best ski resorts in North America – will will be one of your favorite bucket list places in Canada to visit in winter.
Together, the two mountains of Whistler and Blackcomb are renowned for their awesome skiing and snowboarding. They offer 8,171 acres of snowy terrain.
We actually prefer Whistler in summer though. We love bicycling the 25 miles (40 km) of flat paved bike paths, through the forest, connecting five lovely lakes.
And if you golf, you'll be in golf heaven teeing off on Whistler's four award-winniWhistler's Peak 2 Peak gondola is the world's highest lift – 1,427 feet (436 meters) above the valley floor. It runs from Whistler Mountain to Blackcomb Mountain – and is the world's longest unsupported lift span.
Take the ride of your life and get in one of the gondola cars with a glass floor, then glide in the air almost 2 miles (3+ km). Warning: Not for those afraid of heights.
31) Ng Victorian town, only 20 minutes from Niagara Falls (#20), filled with tree-lined streets and lush boulevard gardens. It's one of Canada's best-kept secrets and a definite "bucket list Canada" place to visit.
Some of its attractions include boutique shopping, art galleries, a world-class theater, scenic views, 5-star restaurants and gorgeous AirBnbs. Perfect for both girls' getaways and romantic escapes, Niagara-on-the-Lake can be visited year-round.
Niagara-on-the-Lake is in the heart of Ontario's wine country. It's surrounded by over 25 wineries within a few minutes' drive, dotted along the Niagara Escarpment, and draws visitors from all over to experience its food and wine.
32) Chester Lake
If ever there was a Canadian hike to return to each season, it's the trail to Chester Lake in Kananaskis Country.
The hike starts out on a wide trail, where you'll get all the elevation over within the first 2.2 miles (3.5 km). From there, the forest opens up for some stunning mountain views.
In summer, take your time through the alpine meadow, where you'll be treated to a show of wild flowers against a backdrop of craggy mountains. The fall rewards hikers with a smattering of Larch trees, whose leaves turn a brilliant gold color in September.
Even in winter, Chester Lake is frequented by snowshoers and hikers traversing through a winter wonderland of snow-capped mountains and snow-covered firs, cedars and other evergreen trees.
The final reward is, of course, Chester Lake. Flanked by mountain scenery on all sides, it's worth every step.
33) Parksville
The last in our Canada travel bucket list of top places to visit is Parksville.
Parksville is a charming resort destination on the east coast of Vancouver Island. Its long sandy beaches – with warm shallow swimming – are the star attraction. But you can also see goats grazing on a grass roof building in nearby Coombs, golf, explore the crystalline Horne Lake Caves and soak in a grotto spa.
Families, in particular, love summer vacations in Parksville and nearby Qualicum Beach.
At low tide, the water rolls back at Rathtrevor Beach almost a mile (1.6 km), exposing a vast sun-baked expanse of sand. You can go beach-combing and see zillions of tiny crabs, giant snails, sand dollars and other marine critters in the tidal pools.
And then when the tide rolls in, the swimming is some of the warmest in Canada.
That's our great Canadian bucket list of best places to visit!
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The round-up — which only includes young professionals from the US and Canada — includes 30 people each in categories like education, healthcare, finance, science, sports and music.
Forbes also put together a special celebrity list made up of singers, actors, professional athletes, and ‘digital stars,’ who’ve managed to earn fame, awards, and plenty of money before their 30th birthdays.
Naturally, the 30 celebrities who are ‘turning fame into a force for change’ are all recognizable, but some are bigger stars than others.
At the older end of the list is Blake Griffin, 29, a power forward for the Detroit Pistons. Blake’s racked up the accolades in his career, winning the Slam Dunk contest, being named Rookie of the Year, and making the All Star team five times.
And then there’s the cash. In addition to a $171 million five-year extension contract he got last year, he also has sponsorship deals with Red Bull and Nike. Last year alone, he earned $35.5 million.
Adam Rippon, also 29, became and overnight sensation whilehe only took home the bronze, he earned legions of fans after becoming the first openly gay Winter Olympian and stunning with his incredible routines and hitting back at haters on social media with seriously sassy comebacks.
He’s done some other pretty cool things too: Besides working as a correspondent for NBC for the rest of the Winter Olympics after his competition, he appeared on Dancing With the Stars, donated his Olympic costume to the Smithsonian, and programs.
Meanwhile, at the young end of the list is 14-year-old Grace VanderWaal. In 2016, a then-12-year-old Grace wowed audience on America’s Got Talent.
She’s also won quite a few awards, including the MTV Europe Music Awards for Best Push Artist, the Teen Choice Award for Choice Next Big Thing Won, and the Billboard Women in Music 2017 Rising Star Award.
Just a year older than Grace, 15-year-old Storm Reid has also made quite a name for herself.
She’s still working on other projects, including the upcoming HBO series Euphoria with Zendaya.
And she’s using her fame for good, too: This year, the actress put out an anti-bullying PSA with Stomp Out Bullying.
Rachel Brosnahan, 28, made the list thanks to her turn as the title character in Prime’s The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel.
Only one season of the show has aired so far, but she’s alreadyCamila Cabello, 21, is a mega pop star who’s still on tour opening for Taylor Swift, having found much success on her own since leaving the girl group Fifth Harmony.
In fact, she’s positively blown up since going solo, and also earned sponsorship deals with L’Oréal Paris, Guess, and Sketchers.
On her own, she’s won the MTV VMas for Video of the Year and Artist of the Year, the Teen Choice Award for Choice Music – Female Artist, and the Billboard Music Chart Achievement Award, among others.
He’ll also co-star in Woody Allen’s A Rainy Day in New York — thoughed his salary to the Time’s Up initiative, as well as other charities.
And last month, she published an illustrated children’s book called She’s Got This about ‘chasing your dreams and never giving up’.
But perhaps one of her greatest achievements is that in August, Mattel made her into a special-edition ‘Shero’ Barbie, complete with leotard and gym bag.
And according to Forbes, he grosses half a million dollars per tour stop. With 32 international stops ahead of him through the end of May, that’s $16 million.
He’s alson MTV VMA, and has 50 Cent, Young Thug, and Kanye West.
Another achievement to his name: Post Malone performed at Kylie Jenner’s 18th birthday party.
Alistair Aiken, 25, is known as Ali-A on YouTube, and is also a popular content creator for Fortnight, while Yiliang Peng, 25, is a professional gamer who has hundreds of thousands of fans who like to watch him play League of Legends.
Hip-hop artists on the list include 26-year-old rapper 21 Savage, 18-year-old Lil Pump, and 26-year-old Russ.
There’s a single fashion designer on the list, 28-year-old New Jersey native Danielle Guizio, whose streetwear brand is a favorite
There’s 23-year-old skateboarder Nyjah Huston, 24-year-old BMX athlete Chad Kerley, and 23-year-old— who signed a $100 million deal this year.
The WNBA’s 28-year-old Dallas Wings point guard Skylar Diggins-Smith rounded out the 30, thanks to an Olympic gold medal and several other accolades.


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In my clinical experience, I have frequently seen patients complaining of the inability to fall asleep or concerns regarding having good quality sleep. This has become a blazing issue and sleep disorders such as insomnia can cast multiple negative impacts on human health. Almost 70 million Americans are reported to suffer from sleep disorders.
A study suggests that sleeplessness negatively impacts heart health (cardiovascular health) and diabetes.
With these in mind, let’s now look at how to improve your sleep, as well as how to fall asleep and fast.
Based on my clinical experience I have shortlisted these methods I have found to be helpful for sleep improvement.
The best and the most prevalent tip for falling asleep fast is to set up a routine and follow a schedule.
Your body follows a built-in biological clock and a rhythm known as the circadian rhythm. By waking up at night and sleeping in the middle of the day can disrupt your sleep-wake cycle. In one study, it was found that sleeplessness is an outcome of circadian disturbances that lead to multiple health complications. Therefore setting up a routine that is in-line with nature’s clock will help you sleep better and quickly.
Smartphones emit blue light that affects sleep quality. A study suggests that light from LED smartphones negatively influences sleep by altering the levels of sleep hormone (melatonin) naturally produced by the body.
Another analysis carried out in 2020 found social media to be a major culprit in hampering your sleep. The study identified that smartphone users frequently suffer from a fear of missing out on important activities and notifications that leads to psychological imbalances and sleep issues.
You should follow the habit of restricting your smartphone (especially social media ) usage when going to bed. An analysis concluded that restricting smartphones in the bedroom improves overall wellbeing and leads to increased happiness.
In some cases falling asleep is not that big an issue, but maintaining sleep is a concern. Sleep maintenance isissue such asdisease whethat can affect the quality of their sleep and could lead to sleep deprivation and reduced daytime functioning, one study suggests. If sleep maintenance is a consult, a doctor can help.
On the other hand, mid-day naps and sleeping longer than normal can also make it hard to fall asleep at night. So, it is best not to oversleep so tha are better.
This is perhaps the most efficacious of all steps for improving the sleep onsetof sleep hygiene. Sleep hygiene comprises all steps necessary to induce good sleep including smartphone restriction, routine following but our main focus is on optimizing the bedroom and the sleep environment.
Athletes also can undergo sleep optimization procedures to boost performance.
Avoid consuming tea and coffee in the late afternoon, evening and before going to bed. Coffee contains caffeine that acts as a CNS stimulant.  Therefore, the use of caffeinated beverages and coffees is discouraged.
Another helpful way of falling asleep fast is to start adding some exercise to your daily routine. A randomized controlled trial concluded that weight lifting exercises weredepression.
A notable cause of sleeplessness is depression and anxiety. Other mindfulness activities such as yoga and pilates can also help you relieve stress, anxiety, and depression making it easier for you to relax right before bed.
A fall in anxiety will help you sleep better.
If the lifestyle and dietary changes do not work then maybe it’s time to consider you can opt for herbal supplementation. There are different herbs that you can use to fall asleep and fast. Chamomile, passionflower, and ashwagandha are prominent supplements that can improve insomnia and sleep disorders.


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"Most people think it's not fair and a lot of people think it should be changed," says Amanda.
"Ever since elementary school you're practicing for standardized tests, and they all lead to the SAT," says Ariele, who is just a junior but already takes a 36-hour prep course on weekends, costing her parents about $1,000.
More than 700 have done it so far, including 13 more this year, mostly small liberal arts colleges.
Providence is among the schools that made SATs optional this year.
"The best correlation in terms of how a student is going to do at Providence College is their performance in high school," he says.
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The 10-hospital collaborative won JCAHO's 2005 Ernest Amory Codman Award in the multiple organizations category. Ove$650,000 multistage program to reduce the number of nosocomial infections.
"We won specifically for implementation of the first strategy; we addressed the number of central-line infections by using operating room compliance checklists maintained by nursing staff," said Brungs.
The second strategy, addressing correct antibiotic timing to reduce SSIs, is currently being pursued by the collaborative, she said, with the active involvement of each hospital's pharmacy department. "They are critical to making sure antibiotics are administered within 60 minutes of the first cut," said Brungs.
Efforts to involve nurses and pharmacists in such strategies are themselves a demonstration of utilization of evidence-based medicine, according to recommendations by the Surgical Care Improvement Project (SCIP), a multiorganizational effort to reduce SSIs.
"Pharmacists especially must play a decisive role in meeting standards for appropriate use of antibiotics and reducing SSIs," said Marianne Billeter, Pharm.D., a e control and a member of JCAHO's Expert Infection Control Panel, which helped design the SCIP guidelines.
Involving on-site acute care nurses was crucial to reducing infusion-related infections, said Brungs. "The nurses would check off a list as the doctors met each of the sterile barriers criteria, which were all based on established studies that showed their effectiveness in reducing infections," she said.
The nurses then gathered the data sheets and entered data into a database. The lists were also given to the infection control coordinator at each hospital, who would then "remind physicians about evidence-based practices, often with support from the critical care committee chairpersons," said Brungs. "Some of the doctors had a negative reaction to being corrected, but then we'd show them the relevant studies and that would change their behavior."
Staff nurses also reviewed the central-line carts and their contents and helped select the best full-body drape. They also met with manufacturers to develop a new insertion kit with contents to facilitate the intervention and took part in project surveys.
The net result was impressive: The collaborative's efforts resulted in an overall 65% decrease in central-line infections and increased adherence to evidence-based practices from 30% two years ago to 95%.
"Our goal is to get rid of all central-line infections," said Brungs. "And we haven't gotten rid of all of them, at least not yet. But this type of collaboration in setting standards among groups of hospitals works. Most of the hospitals are fierce competitors, but collaborative efforts have a proven record of reducing [nosocomial] infections."
So does full staff involvement. "Research shows that successful efforts to reduce infections should involve all members of a treatment team," said Cynthia LaCivita, Pharm.D., director of clinical standards and quality for ASHP.
The 10 hospitals participating in the initiative are Bethesda North Hospital, the Fort Hamilton HoMercy Hospital Mt. Airy, St. Elizabeth Medical Center, and University Hospital.
The Author Is a writer based in Gettysburg, Pa.


The chunk of pork roast was lifted out of the Gritstone ale marinade (reserving the marinade in the fridge) We added some thyme and more ground pepper onto the meat and put it on a slow heat for about two hours. Meanwhile, in the kitchen, in a large frying pan, we caramelized a ton of thinly sliced onion, then browned a little flour and added the marinade to make a gravy. When the gravy was done, we covered the pan, turned off the heat and waited til the roast was ready. At about 19:00, we took the beautifully smoked piece of meat off the barbecue and added it to the gravy. The heat was turned back on, pan covered and left to simmer for about ¾ of an hour. While the pork was simmering, we sat on the porch with predinner aperitifs – small glasses of Wiser's DeLuxe Whisky "aged to distinction" (Canadian rye whisky – not quite as vanillaed as Bourbon, but quite nice – neat, thank you very much!) and admired the evening. Then it was time for dinner; we thinly sliced the pork and served it with the gravy, steamed broccoli, oven roasted potatoes and Italian Farnese Sangiovese Daunia 2002 (we decided the Temprenillo would get lost). Dessert?Just a couple of squares of dark Belgian chocolate…


I didn’t know, or if I knew it hadn’t heard since the early 1980s and forgotten all about Eno/Byrne’s America’s Waiting. I listened to it on YouTube for the sake of this CD. It reveals that Isadora’s arrangement is fabulous: she turns what was already powered at 500 volts into 50,000 volts, Byrne/Eno into Pantera, and the anonymous New York ranter into Cruella de Vil. Great piece!Who needs metal rock when you’ve got this?


There are many different species, but flea beetle adults are small (about 0.125 inch or 1 mm long), shiny, hard beeas when disturbed. Different species vary in color and markings.
Adults do most of the damage by feeding on leaves, creating holes. Most serious damage is done when plants are seedlings; older plants are more tolerant although outer leaves can show damage.
They appear most commonly in spring but can occur any time, especially in weeds in or near the garden. To help control, remove weeds and debris in and near the garden. Seedlings can be protected with row covers. Sticky traps can be used to help monitor the populations. Insecticides are not very effective.
Read more about flea beetles.
Leafminer adults are small black and yellow flies. Larvae are yellowish maggots that feed beneath the leaf surface leaving tunnels.
Read more about leafminers in the vegetable garden.


Leclerc said: "To be completely honest we haven't done the pre-race meeting yet, so at the moment I don't know – if you ask met, as you say, we're a team also and we need to work together."
"He's a good kid, and being a good kid, we will love him, as we love Sebastian," Binotto said. "It's great for the team, it's great for him. It will not be his last one."


Has the palace PR campaign called “Operation Mrs. PB” now made Prince Charles the most popular UK male royal?
No. Thanks to Markle, he is more popular than Harry. No one thought that was possible a few years ago.
The only thing that would make him popular, would be to step aside NOW and let William take over.
You've asked similar questions before--you are either obsessed with this couple or are obsessed with painting them in a negative light--neither healthy or good things to do.
Another thing that people have to do is take in the spin, the biases of the writer. People have all sorts of opinions about Charles and Camilla.
You already know the answer--that Charles is not the most popular according to questionable polls. You are also aware that Charles and Camilla are seen as doing their jobs well, that it is only the rabid-Diana fanatic or republican-leaning sort who don't like Charles, Camilla, or any royal.
Your article from 6 years ago is way out of date. Prince Charles's standing with the media has improved dramatically since Meghan's appearance on the scene and the departure of Prince Harry.


What is the total number of Prince Edward Island veterans of this and the last war who are patients in hospitala?
Has the Canadian government received any recent request from the government of the United States, asking Canada to agree to the abolition of her empire preferential tariffs?
Has the administration, either from the British government or from Newfoundland indicating the willingness or desire of the latter, to join the Dominion of Canada as a tenth province?
1.	How many employees are on the staff of the postal censorship branch of the Department of National War Services?
2.	Are any of the employees of this staff being sent to Germany?
3.	If so, how many; what are their names, addresses, ages, racial origin; what languages can they speak, and are they to be maintained by the government of Canada?
4.	What is the estimated cost to Canada, (a) for each employee; (b) total?
1.	During each of the years 1940, 1941, 1942, 1943, 1944 and 1945 up to September 12: (a) bow many pounds of raw cane sugar did the sugar administration import into Canada; (b) what was the total purchase price in Canadian currency paid for this imported raw cane sugar by the sugar administration f.o.b. seaboard; (c) what was the average price per ewt. so paid?
2.	Inhsell to the Canadian cane sugar refiners; (b) what was the total price paid by the Canadian cane sugar refiners to the sugar administration for that sugar f.o.b. at the seaboard in Canadian currency; (c) what was the average price per cwt. so paid?
1.	On the raw cane sugar which the Canadian sugar administration imported in the years 1940, 1941, 1942, 1943, 1944, and up to September 12, 1945, did the sugar administration make a profit or suffer a loss in each of the above mentioned years?
2.	What was the amount of profit or loss in each of the years indicated?
3.	What was the average profit or loss per 100 pounds in each of the above years?
4.	As a result of such purchases and sales of raw cane sugar by the sugar administration of Canada, how much money has been accumulated in the sugar stabilization fund over the operations of the whole period indicated?
1.	What quantities and from which countries did Canada import its raw cane sugar supplies in 1939?
2.	What was the cost of same, f.o.b. seaboard in Canadian currency?
3.	What was the value of Canada's exports to the countries which supplied Canada with raw sugar?
i. How many pounds of granulated white beet sugar is the full capacity of all six Canadian sugar beet factories?
5.	What was the amount of Canada's beet sugar production in each year , from 1937 to 1944 inclusive ?
price (wholesale) of cane sugar and beet sugar as allowed by the sugar administration m Canada?
2.	Has the Canadian government at any time restricted by regulation or otherwise limited. beet sugar production in Canada?
3.	What is the total amount paid into the price stabilization fund established by the sugar administrator, June, 1940, by the beet sugar industry?
4.	Has the paying to the fund increased the cost of beet sugar to the consumer?If so, by how much?
1.	How many lending institutions have been approved under the National Housing Act, 1944, and what are they?
2.	How many contracts have been entered into by the minister under part I of the act?
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approved under section 8 of the act, and what are they?
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11.	What is the total amount of. the loans authorized under part II?
12.	How d by the minister as qualifying under the act to receive loans under section 9 of the act?
13.	How many of such limited dividend housing corporations have received loans under part II?
invested funds pursuant to section 11, and what companies are they?...
15.	(a) To how many municipalities have grants been made pursuant to section 12; (b) t what are the individual amounts of such grants and what municipalities respectively have received them?
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21.	What regulations have been issued under part I?
22.	What regulations have been issued under part II?
23.	What regulations have been issued under part III?
24.	What regulations have been issued under part IV?
Mr. DiIEFENBAKER: 1.	Have any orders in council been passed since the 8th of May, 1945, wherein, (a) recourse to the courts by a party aggrieved by decision of a board, commissioner or controller is specifically denied; (b) a commisisoner or investigating officer has the power in any proceeding to deny the right of a person appearing before same to be represented by counsel?2.	If so, give particulars?


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Thank you for replying, I know I can manually convert line ending, but I have to do this manually for every each single file, I really hope I can do this automatically.Also I know how to write script to convert all the files together, but that would lead a huge change list on our P4, will affect all the other colleagues, so I hope to do it quietly, single file each time I edited it.
class SilentlyChangeLineEndingsListener(sublime_plugin.EventListener):
view.set_line_endings(PREFERRED_LINEENDINGS)
Add to the fact that this is a very trivial plugin and it's not very surprising that a plugin like this does not exist. Or maybe it even does exist, but you didn't find it (and I didn't even bother to look).
For encodings, there certainly are more packages, so one of them might provide what you would be looking for.
Just to provide a less aggressive solution. You can also create a keybinding to change the line endings and save. Install Chain of Commands and add this to your keymap:
"keys": ["alt+s"], // use "ctrl+s" to overwrite save
["save"]
My situation here is quit tricky, we had our line ending & encoding standard, but we don't have any tool for restriction of everybody, some of interns were using different line ending & encoding deal some of the source file in chaos, after we realize it, it like a hundred has been messed, it's not that big deal to let everybody in the team to be aware this, so I rather to change them one by one once I touch the file. It's just that simple, I am familiar the situation and all the tricky things behind this, very thank you for all the suggestion, I'll make my custom plugin to do this:)
More friendly indeed, big thx!!!


The motorist who died after the Honda motorcycle in Rhoose has been named.
“We are all completely devastated with sudden loss of Jordan. He was such a bright, intelligent and happy young man that had his whole future ahead of him.
“He had worked so hard to get this job and he knew how proud we all were of him.
“In his short life he had touched so many people and left behind so many happy memories that we will forever cherish5.20am on Tuesday 23 November on the A4226, Rhoose between the Rhoose roundabout and the British Airways Maintenance Centre roundabout.


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I have experience babysitting for my large family and for family friends. I am very responsible and love doing more than just watching TV when I babysit.
Jessica was our almost 2 year old's nanny for summer 2019. She was awesome, and our daughter loved spending time with her! Jessica was prompt, creative, and very responsibla!
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Occasional Sitter With Years Of Experience From My Siblings, And Kids I Babysat In High School.
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I am a seniorseeking a BA in psychology and a minor in Spanish. I am fluent in English & Spanish. I have worked at the Rogers Public Library in the Children's Dept. for a little over 2 years. I am a very responsible, kind & respectful person. I am very comfortable withas I would interact with them daily at the library. I am also comfortable with pets! I have a lovely labrador. Some of the activities I enjoy doing are creating crafts, reading, helping kids with homework, baking and playing with children! I'm very knowledgeable on children's books and knowledgeable on the development of children. I have also worked for Young Chefs Academy where I taught children of all ages how to cook and bake! I love working with kids and seeing them smile!
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I was Jessi's high school Science teacher for two years. Jessi is very much a natural care giver. She was always sympathetic and helpful with students who were under achieving, patient and forgiving with those who'd not respected her care and concern in previous efforts. Jessi has a respectable intellect, and can be depended on to make rational decisions.
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1950's Coca Cola Button Wall Metal Calendar. Offered is a mid to late 50's Coca Cola metal "Button" wall calendar. This sign measures around 19 inches in length. The original calendar pages are still intact from 1959 (August 11th to October 11th).
I obtained this in the mid 70's from a closed up gas station in southern New Jersey. It has been in my collection since. I still remember the day I got it from the owner.
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Cynthia Szigeti American actress
Acting and Improv Career
Cynthia Szigeti eventually left The Groundlings for The Comedy Store, a comedy club in West Hollywood, where she joined The Comedy Store Players alongside Taylor Negron, Martin Short and Robin Williams. In a 2009 interview, Szigeti spoke of the differences between performing within the comedy troupes of The Groundlings versus The Comedy Club, saying, "At the Groundlings it was all about wigs, rehearsals and costumes. At the Store, it was immediate, topical and edgy."
During the 1980s, Szigeti returned to The Groundlings to run the school. She also continued to teach improv, as well director and oversee the training of its acting teachers. In addition to her work at The Groundlings, she also co-founded the ACME Comedy Theatre in 1989, as well as taught at Keep It Real Acting.
Outside of improv, Szigeti accumulated her own, numerous film and television credits, which spanned several decades. Her film credits included I Never Promised You a Rose Garden (1977), You Light Up My Life (1977), The Gong Show Movie (1980), Repo Man (1984), The Wrong Guys (1988) and Up Close and Personal (1996). Her television sitcom roles included WKRP in Cincinnati, Gimme a Break!, Married... with Children, Who's the Boss?, Empty Nest, The Norm Show, The King of Queens and Curb Your Enthusiasm.
Most notably, Szigeti played Jerry Seinfeld's former high school girlfriend in a 1991 episode of Seinfeld called The Library. In the episode, Seinfeld track's down Szigeti's character to use her as an alibi for a borrowed book which he never returned to the New York Public Library.
You Light Up My Life (1977) - Cousin
The Gong Show Movie (1980) - Diner Doll Sophie
National Lampoon's European Vacation (1985) - Mrs. Froeger
Midnight Ride (1990) - Mrs. Egan
Where the Day Takes You (1991) - Counselor
Man of the Year (1995) - Betty Levy
Up Close and Personal (1996) - Focus Group Member #6


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 </s> New Medieval Gallery at the British Museum -.\. </s> As the 6PM starting time drew near I noticed cars pulling up all around the compound and parents and kids standing around practically looking at their watches every few minutes! Other teachers were setting up tables and chairs outside their doors along with some decorations. The compound was 8 duplexes surrounding a rather nice courtyard with picnic tables. We were all within "yelling" distance of each other and there was a lot of banter about getting prepared for the onslaught and setting our watches for accuracy.
At 6 PM on the nose--not a minute earlier--Parents and children poured into the compound and started making the rounds! We saw all ages from babes in arms who had no teeth yet, to our own high school students, to parents with their own trick or treat bags! Some made the rounds two or three times! We had no time for bathroom breaks, phone calls or anything except doling out candy! I had gotten chocolate so I had requests for more for little sisters and brothers, cousins, etc. even though I am sure they were all going around too! I realized I would run out so had to be pretty stingy with some of them toward the end. At precisely 7 PM the compound emptied out and they all moved on to New Town! We never saw another kid the rest of the night! What an experience--and this happened every year. Most of the trick or treat bags were pillow cases. The older kids would hit us, New Town and then drive 96 miles up to Mountain Home, ID, and fill up their pillow cases there! Candy is a huge addiction there, for sure!
A few notes: This is kind of pricey but well worth it! It is easy to make and you do not need a small kitchen torch to make the topping. Just put them under the broiler and stand there watching until the sugar caramelizes. I really loved the idea of a second coat of sugar, the crunchy topping typical of creme brulee was great!
I also did not have any milk chocolate but did have a few Hershey bars leftover from our somemores events this summer so I used them instead and it was good!
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