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Today Claire Casey of the Childhood Development Initiative will speak on the topic of "Restorative Practices in Schools".
Next week Club Assembly.
Jul 5th Presidential Handover.
Jul 12th Patrick Hamilton Walsh, former member, speaking from Stockholm.
Jul 26th Gavin Walker, Rotary Club Bangor "Lend with Care, microfinance"
Aug 9th Eamonn Allen
President Alan, in the chair, opened the meeting by saying that anybody who mentioned the score in the Scotland-Czech Republic game (due to start at 13.15) during the course of the meeting would be in serious trouble. (The final score in the game has been redacted in the interests of public safety).
The thought for the day was given by PP Mark who was frustrated by the fact that it wasn't the 21st of June because had it been, it would have been the summer solstice and the birthday of one of his children both of which might have been good starting points for a TFTD. Undeterred, after a brief diversion into UFOs and possible life supporting planets in our galaxy, he noted that every day was famous for many things. June 14th was the day on which, inter alia, the first prisoners arrived at Auschwitz and a Japan Airlines plane crashed. With these and other sobering thoughts in mind, Mark encouraged us to enjoy our fellowship whilst thinking of those for whom this day may not be such a happy one.
Past president Tom introduced two visitors. These were David Normolye from the Fingal club and Marie Mueller. President Alan welcomed both of our guests. He hoped that we would get to meet Marie in person sometime soon. Welcoming David, he noted that together with Fingal and Dublin Central we would be joining hands on some projects in the coming year. Alan added that incoming DG Dave Murray is a member of the Fingal club and is keen to progress these projects.
Apologies were received from Rana Al Damin, Mary O'Rafferty, Gerry McLarnon, PP Ethna Fitzgerald and David Horkan.
Rotary Rangers have recommenced weekly walks under the resourceful guidance of PP Brian George. Forthcoming adventures are:
June 22nd Lough Ouler, Military road
June 29th The Spink, Glendalough
A programme for July is being prepared and should be available next week.
• President Alan said that he did not have much by way of presidential announcements. He mentioned that District are running a number of on-line programs in the evenings. Tonight there would be one about International. Everybody is welcome to join this and other meetings.
• Alan said that a while ago he had hoped to organize a trip to the zoo, but that Foundation chair Delma had sent him a note to say that she and Eamonn had been to the zoo and that it had been a disappointment. Invited to elaborate, Delma said that movement around the zoo was quite restricted. Visitors were limited to a predetermined pathway and all of the houses were closed. The day they had been there it had been particularly hot. Many of the animals may have been asleep, but there were many animal enclosures with no animals to be seen in them at all (for example there were no seals), so the kind of fun experience you would expect in the zoo with lots of children and people having a good time just didn't happen. Delma said that the trip to the botanical gardens had been a far more enjoyable outing and suggested a repeat visit. President Alan said that he would try to organize this for Wednesday week and would ask secretary Tony to circulate details as soon as the plan is finalized.
• President Alan asked PE Alexander if he would like to say anything about the forthcoming handover. Alexander said that he was still putting together the presentations. He has some inputs, but is having to chase other people. ADG Mike Connelly has been asking a number of questions as the new year approaches, in particular about membership. Alexander was pleased that PP Mariandy continues to do great work in drumming up new members. He believes that we have two new lady members joining shortly. He hopes that we do not lose any members; so far, our membership seems to have been fairly steady for this year. He has reported this to ADG Mike.
• President Alan said that we have been in touch with the Grand Canal hotel about getting back together for a real lunch. We are waiting for them to come back to us about timing and possible arrangements which may include a need to book (or, as they say on RTE, pre-book in advance).
• It is that time of the year when annual subscriptions are about to fall due. Hon Secretary Tony will be sending out notices about this shortly.
• Eamonn Allen said that Wednesday 16th is an important date for two reasons. First it is Bloomsday. Second it is the date of the Foundation quiz which will be held at 7:30 that evening. Secretary Tony has sent out a notification which includes an embedded link to enable people to register. Eamonn said that this link can be forwarded to friends or other people who might wish to attend the quiz. The entrance fee is €20 for a single person and €30 for a couple. Delma added that she hoped that this was going to be a fun experience and that not all of the questions will be highbrow. It will be a multiple-choice quiz so you can tick a box at random if you do not know the right answer. At least you will have a gambler's chance! There will be bank details on the page that people can use to pay their entrance fee.
• Follow up: The quiz went well and the technology all worked smoothly. The winner, with a score of 55 points was Paul Egan. Geraldine Hamilton and Deirdre Kinsella came second with 54 points. The winners in the draw were Tony Murray, Tony McCourt and Bernadette Mulvey. We do not have a final figure for how much was raised, but it seems to be of the order of €1,000. Well done to all involved and to Eamonn in particular.
There was then a brief intermezzo. As our speaker had not yet arrived, it was decided to go to break out groups. These turned out to be short and sweet as, almost as soon as the groups had been set up, our guest speaker arrived on-screen. President Alan invited Delma to introduce her.
Introducing our speaker, Delma said that Senator Alice Mary Higgins has over two decades of experience in policy strategy and advocacy across the areas of equality, international development and social inclusion. She is an independent senator (representing the NUI) with a strong commitment to equality, the environment and human rights. She has been involved in many initiatives for peace and international understanding. She is one of a group of senators with backgrounds in the NGO sector and is committed to bringing the voice of civil society and the disadvantaged into the Senate chamber. She is a strong advocate on the need to tackle climate change as well as on food security, peace building, anti-racism and diversity. From this, it is clear that her work and goals have a considerable overlap with those of Rotary.
Senator Higgins opened her remarks by saying that she was aware of Rotary and the great work that it does in mediation, peace and supporting sustainable development goals. She did not propose to talk at length because she wanted to give an opportunity for questions and discussion.
She wanted to focus on the UN's sustainable development goals (SDGs) (of which there are 17; see https://sdgs.un.org/goals) and how they overlap with environmental and peace issues. She said that, while she makes the same points to schoolchildren as she does to government representatives around the world, it is the latter that make the policy decisions. It is important to get policy makers to realize that if we want to live together as a community, we need to do it in a sustainable way that encompasses all people including those at the poorest levels both locally and globally. We need to move away from the old politics of power and patronage where there is a small number of big players with their coterie of client states. We need a politics of principle and of multinational vision that envisages how countries from around the world with different systems, cultures and values systems can cooperate and work together.
Ireland has played an important role in driving and leading multinational efforts towards peace and sustainable development. It is a remarkable achievement that we now have so many countries in agreement about the overarching principles, what our vision should be for the next decade and what we would like the world to look like by 2030. These are not vague aspirational aims; they are blueprints with specific targets that drill down deep into the challenges. They bring together the three dimensions of environmental action, economic policy and equality, three elements that are, unfortunately, all too often set against each other as trade-offs.
In her own work she has met not just with the Chamber of Commerce in Ireland, but with Chambers Ireland to discuss, inter alia, sustainable development on town-by-town basis around Ireland. She regularly talks with young activists who can take such plans as mandates for action within their own communities. She knows that these goals are also important to Rotary.
When you move to the international level, there is a need is for a common language. Within this framework, she can, for example, talk with Portuguese parliamentarians about SDG 11 (sustainable cities) or maybe about SDG 6 (clean water and sanitation) using common reference points. Using the SDG framework we can create a dialogue between communities and groups facing different local problems and conditions. Another goal is SDG14, which covers underwater life, something particularly important to us as an island people.
Senator Higgins said that while she talks about a ten-year horizon of 2030, in practice this deadline is now less than nine years away. These years are, in her view, going to be make or break for the planet. While there are many wonderful aspirations and goals for 2050, that is a long way down the road. It is the coming decade that matters.
She turned to inequality, something that is a problem not just in Ireland, but in Europe and around the world. Reducing the inequalities in our societies is essential to maintaining social cohesion. In recent decades there has been much damage done to this and to the social fabric by the growing gap between rich and poor - both between nations and within nations. We cannot build peace and security on the foundation of a highly unequal society. Sad to say, Ireland's performance on many of the SDGs continues to be poor – particularly in relation to the environmental SDGs. Out of 15 European countries in a survey published earlier this year, Ireland was 11th overall (this is one place down on 2020 -Ed.). It was 9th on clean and affordable energy (SDG 7) and 11th on responsible consumption (SDG 12). So there is room for improvement.
Ireland's performance is doubly unfortunate because there is an opportunity for this island to show real leadership. We need to have both the vision and the ambition to want to change things for the better. The pandemic has shown both good and bad faces of mankind. It would be nice to think that, as we slowly exit the pandemic, things are not going to revert to business as usual.
And there are positives on which we can build. We are a neutral nation, and our development aid programme is quite good. We have a good reputation in international development. We see examples of the best of Ireland and the Irish locally in community developments across the country. Like other countries however, the problem is that we build up these things in the good times, but as soon as the economy takes a downturn, we cut back until the good times return. Unfortunately, whenever this happens much ground is lost that then has to be recovered before we can progress further. Moreover, we can be too one dimensional in our thinking. For example, there is often too much focus on employment at the expense of other important social goods.
Turning to peace, Senator Higgins pointed out that security is not the same as peace. She was unhappy that, within the EU, money was being moved from the social cohesion fund and into defense spending. Not every threat we face is a military threat. What we have seen recently is that social cohesion has been one of our best defenses in the fight against Covid-19. Ireland has had a high profile in peace keeping, aided by our neutrality. And we do real good in this sphere. She was there when Ireland hosted the negotiations to ban cluster bombs, for example. Ireland's involvement in global peacekeeping goes back to the days of Frank Aiken as Foreign Minister in the 1950s. Frank Aiken was the first person to sign the nonproliferation treaty. But being a neutral country doesn't mean that we're somehow not relevant. Our reputation enables us to be seen, and to operate, as honest brokers. We need to continue to push this work so that we become a beacon of peace, promoting work to this end within the European Union and, a global level, we can work with the EU. As an example of our impact, she cited the case of former Labour Party leader Eamonn Gilmore who was the EU envoy to the peace talks in Colombia. He was asked to take that role because he was able to come to it with the perspective of a neutral country and was thus seen as a credible actor.
Words have power and can be used to frame conversations in a constructive way. We can use our neutrality in a way that has been, and will continue to be, much more effective than it would be were we to tag ourselves on to the coat-tails of some military power. Finally, on top of all of this, Ireland is now a member of the UN Security Council and as such can be an even more audible voice, not just for developing countries, but for peace in the world.
She concluded with some thoughts about Covid vaccines. The western world needs to consider the suspension of property rights to enable mass production world-wide of vaccines. This will be a real test of our sincerity to build a better world. Recent statements by President Joe Biden have been encouraging in this regard. She hopes that Ireland will take a strong position on this. It is something for which she personally is pushing.
With that, she invited questions.
A lively discussion followed with questions from President Alan, Keven MacAnallan, Jono Pim, Frank Bannister, Hon Secretary Tony and Brian George. Most of the questioning centered on the vexed question of neutrality and non-alignment with a certain degree of scepticism being expressed about the true nature of Irish neutrality. Other points included questions about the economic neutrality and the current state of the Irish armed forces where there are problems with manpower shortages (particularly in the navy) and poor pay.
Responding to these Senator Higgins said that military neutrality was not the same as political neutrality or diplomatic neutrality. She commented on the state of the Irish armed forced and said that more money needed to be spent on it, in particular in improving pay and conditions. When Irish troops put on the blue helmet of the UN, they can be a great force for good and have probably done more in keeping the peace that most other countries in the world. We are seen as an honest broker because we are not perceived as being in the game for profit or in defense of our national interests. We act with other nations on what she called the politics of principle. She believes firmly in Irish neutrality and she believes that that is one reason why people join the army and the navy so that they can help others around the world. She does have concerns however, in particular about PESCO (the EU's Permanent Structured Cooperation defense initiative which encompasses 25 of the EU's countries including Ireland). This and the common EU procurement programme could see our neutrality being chipped away at the edges. We need to be on our guard.
Thanking our speaker, PE Alexander said that he worked in the world of banking where sustainability is an issue of growing importance. We have only eight and half years to go to 2030 and we have to recover from the pandemic within that timeframe as well.


Noel Mullins is a freelance photo-journalist, and is the author of 'The Origins of Irish Horse Fairs & Horse Sales', which is a historic and photographic account of traditional horse fairs and horse sales in Ireland over 3,000 years. He is also the author of 'Horse Tales & Hunt Talk', which is a compilation of 31 biographies of well know equestrian personalities in Ireland, America, France and Australia. A native of Loughrea in County Galway, Ireland, although his business career was as head of marketing for the computer services company IBM Ireland, he has been associated with horses all his life, hunting with the Galway Blazers from an early age. He has hunted two packs of beagles, and also hunted a mounted pack for over 20 seasons.
He is hunting correspondent, and a feature writer for The Irish Field, and has reported on equestrian events in Ireland, Britain, France, Italy, Germany, North America, Dubai, The Czech Republic, Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Australia and New Zealand. His work has been published in The Irish Field and The Farmers Journal in Ireland, Horse & Hound, Hunting & Country Illustrated, Hounds Magazine and Baily's Hunting Directory in Britain, The Chronicle of the Horse, Foxhunting Life, Covertside, Blarney, and Horse Country in America, and Gulf News in Dubai.
In 2005 he appeared as huntsman in the opening scenes of the remake of the film Lassie starring Peter O'Toole. In the film he rode his favourite hunter Walter to whom he dedicated his horse fairs book.
In 2006 he delivered a paper at the invitation of the Royal Dublin Society Speaker Series on 'The Origins of Irish Horse Fairs', together with a public exhibition of his photographs taken at some of the last remaining Irish horse fairs.
In 2008 he was awarded the John H. Daniels Research Fellowship by The National Sporting Library in Middleburg, Virginia, USA to study their collection of first edition books and original manuscripts of the two Irish lady authors Somerville & Ross. He gave a lecture to a large audience at the National Sporting Library on 'The Humour in the Literature of Somerville and Ross lives on in Foxhunting today'.
In 2009 he gave a talk to The Irish Draught Breeders of North America at Denny Emerson's Equestrian Centre in Vermont, USA on the Irish Horse, illustrated by a series of action photographs taken in the hunting field, and at the Royal Dublin Society Annual Horse Show.
A Member of The Library and Archives Committee of the Royal Dublin Society, he still takes a keen interest in the development of the library and their exhibitions.
In 2014 he was guest speaker at the international meeting of the followers of the Sister Fildelma series of mystery books by writer Peter Tremayne. The subject of the talk was 'The Origin's of the Irish Horse up to the 7th Century'.
In that year also he participated in a film for French Television on the Irish Horse titled, C'est Pratique: La Venerie: Unsport Meconnu.
2014 was also a year that marked the centenary of the beginning of World War I and as a result of writing about War Horses and the Irish Remount Depots at the Royal Dublin Society Grounds, and Lusk, County Dublin that supplied and trained horses for the war, Mullins was invited to be interviewed for the BBC program 'World War I: War At Home' series.
He has given talks to numerous Historical Societies, and been featured on Irish Radio in interviews on foxhunting, horse fairs and other related equestrian matters.
His books are in collections in many countries around the world, and also in Public Libraries, and State Institutions, and in the libraries of a number of Heads of State including the President of Ireland, the White House and Buckingham Palace.


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Scouting for boys
Linda Roberts
Wearing their safety hats, some of the Cub Scouts ready to start one of the timed games in the industrial section, at the Grimsby Cleethorpes District Cub Scout Camp in July 1993. The theme for the camp, which was held at Cherry Garth, Humberston, was The Crystal Maze. From left, Tim Brewin of 1st Clee, Thomas Alcock, Michael Palliser, David Cardwell, Jon Stevenson, Martyn James and Damien Hughes, all of 8th Grimsby.
This selection of Cub Scout pictures were taken in 1993. If you were a member of a local group then maybe you'll be pictured here.
Members of the 1st Habrough Cubs who raised £153 from a mini market in aid of Save The Children, present their cheque to Grimsby branch convenor Mrs Karen King in March 1993.
The scouting medal of merit is presented to David Mason, assistant scout leader of the 3rd Cleethorpes scout group, by assistant district commissioner Gerry Souter, at Carr Lane scouts headquarters in November 1993. With them are treasurer Margaret Thompson and group scout leader John Bailey, who both received bars to 25-year service awards. During the evening, a cheque for £73, raised from a collection at Mad Harry's store in Freeman Street, was presented to the Cherry Garth appeal fund.
Memories of Grimsby and Cleethorpes
Old photos of Grimsby Fish Docks
Cleethorpes in days gone by
Grimsby town centre in the 90s
Grimsby's Victoria Street over the years

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/ Portrait - NPG D29991; Curwen Rawlinson
Curwen Rawlinson
10 of 13 portraits by Joseph Nutting
by Joseph Nutting
line engraving, early 18th century
2 7/8 in. x 1 7/8 in. (72 mm x 49 mm) paper size
Given by the daughter of compiler William Fleming MD, Mary Elizabeth Stopford (née Fleming), 1931
Curwen Rawlinson (1642-1677), Nobleman. Sitter in 2 portraits.
Joseph Nutting (circa 1660-1722). Artist associated with 13 portraits.
Fleming Collection: Fleming's Granger (volume 5)
Subjects & Themesback to top
Lace and crochet
The sudden death of Prince William, son of Princess Anne and George, Prince of Denmark, triggers a succession crisis. His birth had secured the succession of the crown to a Protestant, safeguarding the throne from any future claim by James II's Catholic son, James Francis.
Dramatist, William Congreve's comedy The Way of the World premieres at Lincoln's Inn Theatre, receiving a mixed reception. It would achieve greater literary acclaim in modern times.
Poet, John Dryden, dies and is buried in Geoffrey Chaucer's grave in Westminster Abbey.
Diplomat and poet, Matthew Prior, secretly negotiates with Louis XIV, king of France, a second partition treaty concerning the Spanish Empire. However, following the death of Spanish ruler, Carlos II, the agreement collapses since neither Spanish or Austrian governments accept the treaty's proposals.
Scientific techniques
Watch our playlist exploring scientific techniques used by the Gallery to unlock the secrets behind our Tudor portraits.
Search the collection by themes - from pets to weddings!
Take a tour exploring our Collection created by Alayo Akinkugbe for Black History Month in 2020.
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Q: Mock file upload in unit test controller NestJs I have a method in nest js controller which takes two arguments looks like below :

@UseGuards(JwtAuthGuard, RolesGuard)
  @Roles(MemberType.OWNER)
  @Post('')
  @UseInterceptors(
    FilesInterceptor('images', 4, {
      storage: fileStorageProductImage,
      fileFilter: fileFilter,
      limits: fileSizeLimit,
    }),
  )
  @UseInterceptors(new MulterInterceptor('images'))
  public async addProduct(
    @Req()
    req: Request,
    @UploadedFiles() files: Express.Multer.File[],
  ) {

  //code
  //
  }

And here is my unit test

describe('Unit testing path 1', () => {
      const MemberServiceProvider = {
        provide: MemberService,
        useClass: MemberServiceStub,
      };
      beforeEach(async () => {
        const module: TestingModule = await Test.createTestingModule({
          controllers: [ProductsController],
          providers: [MemberServiceProvider],
        }).compile();
        controller = module.get<ProductsController>(ProductsController);
      });
      //
      const result = controller.addProduct(..., ...);
    });

I currently dont know what to pass into that addProduct method since i dont know how to mock request object and Express.Multer.File[]. Thanks in advance

A: For anyone who are still loking for the answer. I just figured it how to solved this. First thing first we need to define a method that can be used to read file from our local machine via stream.

const fileToBuffer = (filename) => {
  const readStream = fs.createReadStream(filename);
  const chunks = [];
  return new Promise((resolve, reject) => {
    // Handle any errors while reading
    readStream.on('error', (err) => {
      // handle error

      // File could not be read
      reject(err);
    });

    // Listen for data
    readStream.on('data', (chunk) => {
      chunks.push(chunk);
    });

    // File is done being read
    readStream.on('close', () => {
      // Create a buffer of the image from the stream
      resolve(Buffer.concat(chunks));
    });
  });
};

Then, we call that method inside our unit test

const imageBuffer = (await fileToBuffer(
          __dirname + 'path-to-file',
        )) as Buffer;

In our controller, the uploaded files has Express.Multer.File[] types so we have to make variables that has the same type as above.

const imageFiles: Express.Multer.File[] = [];
        const myReadableStreamBuffer = new streamBuffers.ReadableStreamBuffer({
          frequency: 10, // in milliseconds.
          chunkSize: 2048, // in bytes.
        });
        myReadableStreamBuffer.put(imageBuffer as Buffer);
        imageFiles.push({
          buffer: imageBuffer,
          fieldname: 'fieldname-defined-in-@UseInterceptors-decorator',
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European Youth Debate 2017 - Europe 2030: Beyond boundaries
After the success of the inaugural edition of the European Youth Debate in 2015, the decision has been taken to progress the project to new heights with an increased size, more international list of participants and a revised format of the whole event, focusing on a much more direct involvement of the participants. The European Youth Debate hosted 80 students from over 15 different countries, attending a variety of universities and degree courses all across Europe.
The participants were split into four different roundtables, each assigned its own individual topic and designated questions to be debated. The roundtable debates were chaired by European Generation members. The format of EYD 2017 departed from the formal rules of debating to more participatory style. The rationale was to create a policy forum for young European to have the opportunity to voice their concerns and come up with their own original ideas, proposals and solutions. Rather than simulating an EU institution or holding a formal debate with pre-assigned positions, we wanted to engage the delegates in a real discussion with their own arguments.
The members of the individual roundtables were responsible for setting their own agenda, outlining the problems they wanted to tackle (within the framework of the roundtable topic and question) and come up with proposed solutions through a debate.
Each roundtable was tasked with preparing a set of slides as a summary of their work to be presented and subsequently voted upon in the plenary session on the last day of EYD 2017. They were also responsible for selecting one representative spokesperson to be in charge of presenting the roundtable's output.
In addition to the EYD event itself, we also decided to engage the local high schools in an essay competition. The high school students were asked to write a short essay, approaching the following outline:
This year, we are celebrating the 60th anniversary of the Treaty of Rome, which established the European Economic Community (EEC), the predecessor of the European Union. Italy was one of the founding members. Over the 60 years, the European community has changed and shaped many areas of our lives – establishing the Schengen area and losing the national borders, adopting Euro as a new currency, harmonizing the education system and introducing the Erasmus exchange – all of that had a profound impact on every European.
What does it mean to you to be European? What do you think the citizens and countries in Europe have in common? What are you proud of in Europe and in what aspects do you see its shortcomings? Do you think you can be both Italian and European
Globalization & International Trade
European Citizenship
Brando Benifei,
Ersilia Vaudo
Antonio Villafranca
Elly Schlein
Ornella Darova


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Q: Asus Laptop Touchpad Not Working on Ubuntu 14.04 or Greater Versions (Elantech Touchpad) On Asus laptop, the Elantech Touchpad is not working. Does anyone know about the fix?

A: *

*Open Terminal and run the following command
sudo nano /etc/default/grub

*Find the line with text "GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT" and modify it as given bellow:
GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="i8042.reset quiet splash"

*Now update the grub to make the changes effect by running the update-grub command given bellow:
sudo update-grub

*Now restart your laptop to make the touchpad work.


Michael has taught from 1982 at RMIT University, Monash University, Swinburne and Melbourne University. He is an Adjunct Professor at the UTS School of Design in Sydney. Michael is the Design Director and a co-founder of Crowd Productions, founded in 1983 as a trans-disciplinary design practice. Michael teaches VEIL design studios at the University of Melbourne.


For years, our home was the place to be during the fall. With lots of land and a huge bon fire pit, hay rides, bon fires and s'mores welcomed our fall guests with all that autumn has to offer.
With little children at the time, each year they'd direct me to the kind of fall decor they wanted. That meant lots of kid choice, like stuffed pumpkins with faces on them, funny looking scarecrows and a hodge podge of other items, you know, the majority of the things you now see at yard sales for a quarter.
As my tastes have grown up, slowly my decorating style has as well, but since it can be an investment to switch over ones entire decor at once, I'm slowly incorporating new items which I will use the most.
I love the process of mixing what I already have, shopping for new things, and thrifting for others.
My fall decor is a perfect example of easy fall decor on a budget and I had such fun finding a few gems.
Many of you know my affinity for dishes.
How can little plates and cups and platters make me so happy? I am not sure, but they do and I find too many at thrift stores.
As I enjoyed and wandered through Pier 1, (it's definitely one of my happy places that I love to get inspiration) dishes continued to call my name, but I decided to shop the house, use what I had out of my many plates and dress up my table settings with these gorgeous napkins.
Since I found them on clearance and they didn't have eight of just the green, I decided to mix and match the green and yellow with a little layering. Aren't they gorgeous? And those napkin rings? I am not just using them for napkins, that's for sure. It's amazing to me how linens can dress up even the most simple table setting.
When I start creating a tablescape. I begin by pulling out what I have and start playing. I begin simple and then add to it as the mood strikes. Some suggestions I stick to are highlighted in my Creating a Tablescape post and layering of varying elements is a bit part of that.
Typically, I lean towards a beautiful napkin fold, such as this Pinwheel Napkin Fold. It's so simple but makes such a grand statement. Since my new napkins aren't made of a stiff fabric, I used those napkin rings, which make this otherwise rustic look quite glam. By adding the gold candle holders, it definitely makes that overall look Rustic Glam. As soon as the leaves change in the next week, I'll be cutting large branches for a large centerpiece and I can't wait to create that.
Again, since I have to seat so many around my table and there weren't enough matching napkins, this problem is easily solved by determining that the two head seats will anchor the table setting with a slightly different looks.
I love these yard sale cloches that cover the beautiful pumpkins. Again, so simple, but elegant.
If you have a predetermined mindset that everything needs to match, let it go. There's such beauty in an eclectic look.
I love adding fall fillers into my yard sale bowls. It so simple to create a gorgeous centerpiece on a budget just by adding in things from your yard, mixed with filler.
This is the first year with our new front porch and it will take me awhile to decorate it like I desire. Slowly but surely, it will get there. I appreciate it so much more when it takes a little bit of time.
I knew that my first priority was going to be our front door, so a large outdoor wreath was my first purchase. Like every good Southern veranda, it needed a big hay bale with some beautiful pumpkins and mum. I won't even get on a tangent at what occurred while I was sleeping, but needless to say, our naughty dog had a field day. This is only a small remnant. GRRR!
My mantel is still a work in progress, as I need to swap out the white candles and middle picture. This year, I decided to layer a brown shutter I found at a yard sale just to give it a bit of an autumn feel. The glass candle holders are favorites because they can be dressed up for any occasion.
If you are wanting to add a few more fall touches, don't forget the power of Spray Paint. These were some scary, plastic $0.25 jack-o-lanterns that got new life with some Rustoleum Heirloom White Spray paint. Now, I LOVE them, don't you?
That's just a sneak peek of some of the fall fun I've been having around my house.
Honestly, have you been to Pier 1 recently? It just sparks my creativity the longer I am there. Since there's a store near where my kids take co-op classes, I've been popping in more frequently just because as soon as I enter, it relaxes me and gives me such a vision for my home.
Yes, I love everything in that store.
I would probably get something for my bedroom. It has been a long work in progress, tackling clutter, making things fit, and making do. I can't wait to be done!
Followed on twitter, I'm meghan_mrm .
I love Pier One Imports! I can't choose JUST one thing I'd want to get… definitely would start with CANDLES!
I'm with Patricia – candles! I love Pier 1 – haven;t been there in ages, but I remember their candles and what a statement they make! I love your new napkins – so elegant! We use cloth napkins every day and they are getting stained, so I might look for some pretty new napkins too … hopefully on clearance like the ones you found!
I follow you on Pintrest and I pinned this great giveaway too!
I follow on FB and just shared your giveaway! Whew! I think that's it for now – I don't have a cell phone so I can't follow with Instagram ( though I'd love to!) – so I've done what I can! Now wouldn't it be fun to win? It's our 22nd anniversary today, so I'm really hoping!
I'd love to buy a wreath!
I follow you on Pinterest and pinned your overnight cinnamon roll recipe to my breakfast board.
I would definitely get something fall themed for my kitchen.
I would love to get some new outdoor decorations…doormat, wreath, etc.
I would buy something for my mantle. It is in need of some attention. It looks like a blank canvas that needs to be decorated.
I would probably head over to the pillows! I follow on Pinterest and Facebook too!! That's how I found out about your cool giveaway!!
Something new for my living room shelves. They need a pick-me-up:o) Thanks for a great giveaway.
I would buy some candles, a rug, and something for my kitchen if I win the gift card to Pier 1! Yay!
SO I completed one entry!
I would like to purchase something for my wall. My walls are so dull. Mostly old 70's paneling downstairs an it's not very warm and inviting so I try to perk it up with photos, etc. Or maybe some new napkins. Most of my cloth napkins are old and I love the ones you found. Thanks for the chance to win!
I would buy a really nice Thanksgiving centerpiece!
With $50 I put it towards nightstands for our 3 kiddos. Great giveaway. Thanks for the chance to win.
I would love to buy a cloche or two because everything looks good showcased under one!
Pillows. I need some decorative pillows for my living room!
I would purchase some fall deco for Thanksgiving, including the amber glass pumpkins.
And I subscribe to you on bloglovin.
I love the Pre-Lit Grapevine Pumpkins & Gourd.
I'd be looking at Pier 1 chargers. Thanks!
I subscribe by email. I'm greatly enjoying your 31 days posts. Thanks!
I would probably buy some candles in holiday shapes and scents!!
I like you on FB and shared the giveaway!
I don't know, I think a mirror.
I subscribe to your emails and enjoy each of them. I would love to have a beautiful fall wreath like yours for the fall season.
I would love to get some fall cloth napkins. Or something for a centerpiece.
With a gift card from Pier 1, I would purchase new candles for the mantle. I LOVE Pier 1's candle selection as it is the best ever!
Hi, Jen – I am one of your email subscribers!
I would get pumpkin candles and napkins.
This is what I pinned to Pinterest!
I really need a tablecloth to use before I get a chance to refinish the table.
I follow you through e-mail, Pinterest and Facebook. I love your writing stories and their finds.
There are so much items I would buy at Pier 1. I would love to use the gift card to help decorate my teenagers room.
I would buy some new dishes.
I'd love to get some fall dishes!
I am on your email list, thank you. I do follow you on Pinterest and "liked' you on FB.
I would get candles for my fireplace.
I would buy a fall wreath for my front door.
I subscribed via email .
With the GC I would buy Christmas goodies!
I would buy placemats and napkins in fall colors.
I would buy a fall wreath!
I would buy new place mats possibly or candles or a new lamp for my living room. I love this store, it would be hard to decide. Thanks for the giveaway.
I follow on pinterest and have pinned many of your awesome recipes. I love the London broil one and use it often.
I would get a new set of dishes for Thanksgiving dinner!
I love your posts! Great ideas and Godly mothering insights. Thank you.
I would love to get some ceramic pumpkins.
I would pick out some dishes.
I'm redoing my living room and I would purchase some accent pieces in blue.
I pinned your post about making a battery-powered lamp.
I would use the card for some Christmas decor…not too far away and I could use some fresh things. Thanks for the contest.
I love the placemats and napkins as well as the dishes. I would love to get some new table linens!
I follow by email! Love it!
I need a new mirror. My son broke mine, and I keep forgetting to replace it.
I would get some fall décor. Too hard to pick as I want it all! LOL! Thank you for the giveaway!
I would love to win a $50 dollar gift card to Pier 1. I would use it to buy some pumpkins and fall decorations to use for a centerpiece on my kitchen table. Pier 1 is wonderful!
I already subscribe by e-mail and LOVE your blog. I look forward to it!!! Thank you, Jen!
oh wow! This is awesome and just wanted to tell you I LOVE your décor! I am looking for new curtains for our bedroom so that's what I would look for with a gift card to pier one.
I am already currently subscribing!
I follow you by email & pinterest! enjoy your blog very much because I am a thrifter as well!
I'm an email subscriber. I love Pier 1. Thanks for the chance to win.
If I were lucky enough to win the gift card, I would probably buy a lantern or an owl. I keep seeing those and think it would freshen up my house. Thanks for the chance to win.
I follow you on Pinterest and if I win the gift card I would buy autumn themed pillows for my couch-it could use a pick me up.
I am an email subscriber. I would love some new candles!
My Pier 1 item of choice would be a new chair for my office so I wouldn't have to keep borrowing one from the kitchen.
I am now following you on Pinterest. I have pinned the "Give Thanks" décor for over the door décor.
Liked you on Facebook and Shared the contest on my page.
My shopping list is full of possibilities: the amber gourd, pumpkin salad plates, pumpkin covered bowls, and the gratitude napkins are near the top.
I would get some throw pillows for my couch. Thanks for the chance to enter.
Love Pier 1! I would buy Fall linens for the table. We are moving to a new home in a couple weeks, and I am finally getting a dining room . I want to dress it up for the Fall holidays.
If I won I would either get throw pillows or maybe a small rug. Definitely lots of choices of wonderful things to buy at that store.
I would get napkins and fall decor.
FB follower. I'd buy candles.
Liked on FB, followed o. Pinterest.
I am finally decorating my living room and would love to find some fabulous throws or pillows for my living room.
I would shop for a new rug for my bedroom. Thanks.
I follow you on Pinterest and pinned this post. sebh on Pinterest.
I follow you on FB and shared this post.
I am a sucker for dishes, too! That's almost always what I end up buying. But I'd love some pumpkins and fall things to decorate with. I have very few of those things.
Oh, I don't know. I would love a new mirror, or maybe some wonderful frames.
I am an email subscriber ~ thanks!
Maybe a new rug for the front door, the old one is sad! Thanks for doing this giveaway, Jen!
Throw pillows. I have a neutral sofa and switch them out for every season and I would love some new ones.
I really need a decent fall wreath.
I would buy some things for my kitchen table. Plates, decorations, etc!!
Just signed up to receive your emails too.
I would buy a vase. I like their Mosaic Vase – Champagne & Gold.
I would love to get a fall or Christmas wreath.
With my gift certificate, I would buy a fall wreath for the door and some fragrant candles – I love scents such as cinnamon or pumpkin for the fall.
I would love a wreath for my front door.
Need some new mantle decor – something shiny!
I like you on Facebook as Elena Istomina.
I love Pier One and would love to get some candles!
I'd like to get new charger plates.
I would purchase serveware and tabletop accessories.
I am in dire need for a wreath for my front door!
I would love something for my living room! thank you for the opportunity.
I'd love to get the Coastal Shells Wreath! It's so beautiful.
I would use it for my daughter to get something for her room.
I would buy a few pillar candles for my breakfront.
I would buy some things for a fall centerpiece!
I love the napkins with the cute napkin rings!
Hoping to win! I love this store!
I would get some pretty entryway hooks or livingroom organizers.
I repinned a post- I already follow on Pinterest.
And I subscribe with my blog email address, not this one. Hope that still counts!
Some new placemats or a new tablecloth and napkins.
Probably use it towards the Faux Fall Berry Wreath!
The pedestal mosaic bowl would be a beautiful place to keep fresh fall fruits on the table!
I'm a sucker for candle pillars!
I would buy a lamp with the gift card.
I would get some new placemats – it's where I got our old ones, but SOOO long ago; they have done their duty and are ready to retire!
I would get a new set of dishes!
I think that fragrance is also a large part of decorating. I love Pier 1's reed diffusers – with ember being my favorite fall fragrance.
As a side note I saw the most beautiful scarf slidders at a store awhile back. While I was admiring them the store clerk told me that they were napkin rings. Another use for your pretty napkin rings.
I'm an email subscriber. I don't know what I'd buy – I haven't been in there since the beginning of the summer.
I would start with candles!
I would probably buy the Reindeer Pillows – Love them!!
I like Balancing Beauty and Bedlam on FB!
I would probably give the gift card to my mom, she loves to organize and this would be great for her!!!
I would buy a nice wreath for my door!
Would love to buy something to decorate my mantle over my fireplace.
I would buy fall decorations or pillows.
I would buy new dishes to go in my newly remodeled kitchen! Love new plates & tablesettings!
I like Beauty& Bedlam on Facebook!
I get your email newsletters and always look forward to seeing them in my inbox!
I think I would look for an entryway rug, as the one I have leaves a lot to be desired!
I would buy a new tablecloth and or kitchen towels.
Pier One has so many cute Fall things! I would probably get something that I could use on my mantle or table to bring some Fall cuteness to my home! Thanks!
I would buy the pretty fall wreath I saw there the other day.
I would definitely buy Christmas décor! I love all of the sparkly Christmas stuff Pier 1 carries!
I am not sure just which item I would "purchase' as this is just one of those kind of stores that just shopping in it is a great way to enjoy life! all that imagining.. planning. hoping and wishing.. a great day in deed. of course if i were able to actually have an item from the store. that is and of itself is a joy! I follow you on Facebook ! Have an awesome day!
I would put it toward a pretty chair for my family room!
Something for our bedroom. We've been our house for a year and I still have nothing on the walls.
I would buy a random assortment of fall decor and my house is seriously lacking in decor for my favorite season of the year.
I would buy a new fall wreath for the front door!
I would look for a new Fall doormat or some floral accents to add to bowls and vases around the house.
I lost my job in March and am still recovering from two back surgeries earlier this year. Asian Spice candles are my weakness. With no income though I have been unable to indulge. I think I need some of those to assist in my recovery. Aromatherapy might be the thing to knock me out of this depressing mood. Win or lose, Asian Spice it is!
I would love some new pillows!
Subscribed, commented, and followed. 🙂 I'd buy something for my fireplace mantle. I am usually to cheap to change out décor for the seasons so I would splurge on seasonal mantle décor.
I'd buy some Christmas ornaments. Pier 1 always has such a nice selection and I like to give them to friends.
I would get some Fall Candles for sure! And then some dinner plates.
I would purchase items for my Thanksgiving and Christmas centerpieces!
i love the mouth blown glass pumpkins they have! theyre so cute!
I would really like to get some jazzy throw pillows for my living room.


4. Open .minecraft and you'll see the folder screenshots.
5. Open that folder up and you have your screenshots!
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Just a stone's throw away from London, Laura Ashley The Manor hotel is the perfect idyllic weekend escape.
In a sea of chains and busy city hotels, The Manor is the perfect place to frequent for something a little more unique and with character.
Decorated and furnished entirely in Laura Ashley, the hotel itself is cosy and warm, yet seriously luxurious. In other words, it's the perfect place for 'hygge' fans to take a break from the chaos of the city.
The rooms are endearingly named after areas of London including Chelsea, Piccadilly and Notting Hill. Our room - Piccadilly - featured a huge bed with crisp and comfortable linens, a beautiful view of the premises and a very clever toilet kitted out with every function you could think of.
If you like history and old buildings, this is an absolute must-see. The hotel stands on an old Tudor site which dates back to around 1540 - which in itself is amazing. But then you look around the grounds and you realise as well as the building itself, The Manor has a lot to offer, including a large grassy area and a human-sized chess board.
For foodie fans the hotel will not disappoint. We ate at the Cavendish, where local ingredients are used to create some of the most mouth-watering dishes, from fish to pasta. The wine list is extensive, and the staff are knowledgable and always willing to make recommendations.
Talking of the staff, those that work at The Manor are friendly, helpful and always around to answer questions. They are one of the highlights of the place.


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El arroyo Ceibal Grande es un curso de agua uruguayo que atraviesa el departamento de  Salto perteneciente a la cuenca hidrográfica del Río de la Plata.

Nace en la Cuchilla de Salto y desemboca en el río Daymán.

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