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Paris (Le Havre), France
The disabled cruiser visiting Paris will discover that most of the popular attractions (the Musée du Louvre, the Eiffel Tower, and the Notre Dame Cathedral) are generally wheelchair accessible. Accessible entrance to the Louvre is possible by taking the elevator located at the Pyramid down to the ticket booth. The north leg of the Eiffel Tower has an elevator that wheelchair tourists can use.
Nearly all of the Paris buses feature wheelchair ramps; and wheelchair users will enjoy that Paris is fairly flat. The biggest exceptions are the area around the Sacre Cœur Basilica and near the Panthéon. Most sidewalks in Paris are smooth and without cobblestones near the Louvre as well as on the Champs-Elysées. The largest concentration of cobblestones is found in the Left Bank near the Panthéon and the Latin Quarter. Although most pathways down to the Seine river involve steps, there are ramps near some of the boat docks that wheelchair users can utilize for those wanting to take an accessible boat tour.
The Disabled Cruiser will soon learn that accessibility at Paris tourist attractions falls short when compared to other cities in Europe. Several of the museums and churches have not been fully modified to meet basic accessibility standards. Some elevators are too small to accommodate a wheelchair and wheelchair users need to transfer to a portable chair to use the elevator. Tourist attractions that are not wheelchair accessible or require using an alternative accessible entrance include Sacre Cœur Basilica, Sainte-Chapelle church, the Arc de Triomphe, the Panthéon, the Carnavalet Museum, and the Cluny Museum. Parts of the Louvre, such as the area around the Winged Victory statue have steps to reach them.
Many of the tourist attractions in Paris are not within walking distance of each other. At least 3 km separates Sacre Cœur in the north, Notre Dame in the east, and the Eiffel Tower in the West. There are only a few accessible metro (subway) stations in Paris. The ones that are accessible are not very helpful for getting between the tourist sights. Disabled tourists should use the accessible bus system instead. Parisians take pride in the appearance of their city and have preserved their 19th century buildings in both the Left Bank and Right Bank. The historical buildings in Paris, including many of the hotels and restaurants, often have a step or two at the entrance.
Le Havre is situated in north western France.
Paris can be visited from here although it is around a 2½ hours journey each way.
Normandy is also a popular destination to explore, taxis are available at the pier, ensure a price is negotiated beforehand.
Places to visit in Le Havre include the Granville Abbey and St Adresse Fort. Further away is the pretty harbor of Honfleur and Rouen.
The Cruise Terminal is at Florida Tip, ships can dock at either the Roger Meunier or Pierre Callet piers. Facilities here include car hire, taxis, shops and internet access. The center of town is around 1½ miles away and shuttles are typically provided (sometimes for a charge).
Le Havre may often be billed by cruise lines as the port for Paris, but please note: The commute between port and Paris is a solid 2.5 hours each way. Travelers who have already visited Paris might want to consider touring Normandy, fascinating in its own right, not to mention beautiful.
Beware of "whirlwind syndrome." With just one day in Paris, strategize, and select two or three (at most) sightseeing destinations. Don't forget to allow time for a leisurely lunch. Also beware of pick pocketing and bag-snatching.
As well, if you opt for visiting places in Normandy, note that they're fairly spread out and also involve some commuting time. Your best bet is to rent a car (and possibly a tour guide/driver), and plan your itinerary carefully.
From the ship's dock to the city of Le Havre, it's about a 20-minute walk. (Often, passengers aren't permitted to stroll through the port facility.) Shuttles are typically provided to transport passengers from ship to center of town; some cruise lines levy a surcharge for the service.
Taxis line up at the pier, and you'll find a list of fares in the cruise terminal. It costs 8 EUR to get into town.
Getting To Paris: Le Havre's train station is about a mile from the port. In most cases, passengers will take the shuttle from the ship to the center of Le Havre and then a taxi to the station (or take a taxi directly from the port to the station). Trains run to Gare St-Lazare (Paris) roughly every hour, more often before 8 a.m. It's more than a two-hour train ride home, so leave plenty of time to return to the pier.
The official currency is the euro. There are plenty of ATMs and exchange bureaus in town. In France, a sales tax of 19.6% (VAT) is tacked on to almost every purchase; however, if you spend 175 euros or more at any one participating store, you can get the VAT refunded.
The official language in Paris is French. You might hear some English but not much.
Chic boutiques, street markets, elegant passages, glittering department stores, bookstalls along the Seine, fine museum shops, Paris is shoppers' paradise.
Popular dishes include rabbit cooked in cider and pork with calvados and apples.
Eiffel Tower – The Eiffel Tower is one of the tallest structures in Paris, located on the Champ de Mars. Named for its designer, engineer Gustave Eiffel, the tower was built as the entrance arch to the 1889 World's Fair. The Disabled Cruiser will enjoy wheelchair access at the Eiffel Tower up to the 1st and 2nd landing via an elevator. Wheelchair users should use the elevator in the north leg of the tower. Go to the booth for visitors with reservations and a staff member will escort you to the elevator. You will actually enter the small building with the elevator through the exit where people are leaving after they visit. After you take the elevator to the 2nd level, you can move step-free around the entire circumference of the tower. Wheelchair access is not possible to the top (3rd) landing.
Champs-Élysées & Arc de Triomphe – Known as "La plus belle avenue du monde" ("The most beautiful avenue in the world"), the Champs-Élysées boasts luxury specialty shops, cafés and the Arc de Triomphe, the world's largest triumphal arch. The Disabled Cruiser will be disappointed to learn that visiting the interior of the Arc de Triomphe is only possible via a long tunnel with many steps that runs under the Charles de Gaulle Etoile traffic circle. There is no elevator to reach the tunnel. Cars are allowed to quickly drop off disable visitors at the Arc but they ask for advance notice. There are 2 steps then an elevator to get up to the museum level. There are 40 steps to go to the top.
Musée d'Orsay/Louvre – The Musée d'Orsay houses the most comprehensive collection of Impressionists in the world. Across the Seine is the Louvre with such works as the Venus de Milo and the Mona Lisa. The Disabled Cruiser visiting the Louvre will discover The vast majority of it is handicapped accessible, but it is a maze to navigate with 18 elevators and 20 wheelchair lifts. Although there are 4 main floors, there are several levels in between the main floors. There is not an elevator or wheelchair lift at every staircase, so you may have to back-track to get to the exhibit you want to see. Be sure to use the Louvre accessibility map to figure out your way through the exhibits. The Musee d'Orsay access for wheelchair patrons is very good. It is much more wheelchair friendly than some of the other museums in Paris.
D-Day Beaches/American Cemetery – The Normandy American Cemetery honors the soldiers who lost their lives in WWII, most of whom died in the D-Day landings on five beaches on the coast of Normandy. The Disabled Cruiser will enjoy wheelchair access. You may encounter steps and gravel walkways in some areas.
Rouen & Cathedral – The capital of Upper Normandy is home to the highest spire in France, Cathédrale Notre-Dame de Rouen, a Roman Catholic Gothic cathedral immortalized by Claude Monet in his paintings. The city of Rouen is fairly level, but many of the streets in the historic center are cobbled, giving a rather uneven surface for the Disabled Cruiser. The area around the Cathedral is rough cobbled, but entrance into the cathedral is wheelchair accessible.
Honfleur – The small town of Honfleur surrounds a little 17th-century harbor in Normandy, and is known for its old, picturesque port, houses with slate-covered frontages, historic buildings and churches.
Versailles Palace & Gardens – Versailles was designed as a palatial center of government for Louis XIV. Its garden is the most famous in the world featuring huge parterres, an orangery, and grand fountains. For the Disabled Cruiser visiting Versailles wheelchair access at Paris Versailles Palace is at least partly possible in all three of the buildings: the palace, the Grand Trianon, and the Petit Trianon. The French Gardens and English Gardens are step-free, relatively flat, and have a firm surface which make visits possible for wheelchair users. The approach to the Versailles Palace is over some medium cobblestones. They are a little bumpy but should not present a big problem for wheelchair visitors to Versailles. The interior of the Versailles Palace is wheelchair accessible via ramps and an elevator.
Paris Accessible Excursions
Le Havre is the gateway for optional tours to Paris, the "City of Light." See the Eiffel Tower, the Arc de Triomphe, Notre Dame Cathedral and the Champs Elysees. In Le Havre itself, cruise visitors can explore at leisure and visit fish and vegetable markets, public parks, modern architecture, a long seaside promenade and a vast beach.
Panoramic Paris Wheelchair Accessible Driving Tour
This 3 hour accessible driving tour in Paris utilizes Accessible private transportation with a wheelchair ramp visits many of the highlights plus a few less-visited gems.
In addition to well-known places like Notre Dame, the Eiffel Tower, the Arc de Triomphe, and the Left Bank, you'll also see some more difficult to reach sites like the Sacre Coeur church on top of the Montmartre Hill, the famous Moulin Rouge, and the Place de la Bastille (site of the French Revolution). You will enjoy great photo opportunities and memorable sightseeing in Paris.
Your driver/guide will use a wheelchair accessible vehicle to comfortably drive you between attractions. The tour route visits Paris highlights in both the Left Bank and Right Bank.
The Panoramic Paris Wheelchair Accessible Driving Tour includes:– Notre Dame;– Pont Neuf;– Seine River;– Latin Quarter;– Sorbonne (University of Paris);– École Militaire (military college);– Eiffel Tower;– Trocadero;– Arc de Triomphe;– Le Moulin Rouge;– Montmartre neighborhood;– Sacré Coeur;– Opéra;– Marais neighborhood;– Place de la République;– Place de la Bastille.
The Panoramic Paris Wheelchair Accessible Driving Tour includes a vehicle with a wheelchair ramp and no long distances to walk/roll. Your transportation on this wheelchair accessible Paris driving tour will be in a clean, modern accessible black taxi. The car has a built-in wheelchair ramp. Manual wheelchair users and electric wheelchair users can roll into the car.
Accessible Paris Boat Tour on the Seine River
Many of Paris' top tourist sights are located along the Seine River including Notre Dame, the Musée d'Orsay, Pont Neuf, Place de la Concorde, and the Eiffel Tower. This 1 hour 15 min accessible Paris boat tour is an easy, comfortable, and unique way to see all of these sights and more.
The Accessible Paris Boat Tour on the Seine River includes a wheelchair ramp for boarding and disembarking the boat, accessible table that faces the river, and commentary about each of the historical sites that you pass.
The Accessible Paris Boat Tour on the Seine River has a sloping driveway wheelchair ramp access down to the boat dock and a wheelchair ramp onto the boat. The lower level of the boat used on this accessible Paris boat cruise has plenty of space between the aisles and a designate space for wheelchair users. However, there are cobblestones on the ramp down to the dock.
Highlights of Paris Right Bank Accessible Tour
This 2 hour guided walking/rolling tour of the main Right Bank of Paris uses wheelchair accessible routes to connect memorable Paris highlights. As you embark on this enjoyable stroll, you'll get an historical overview of numerous important historical places and beautiful sights in the unique Right Bank.
Escorted by your friendly, knowledgeable Paris guide, you'll stroll along the Right Bank neighborhood and admire exterior views of several breathtaking significant historical buildings, including the famous Louvre Museum and the Garnier Opera House. You'll also visit the Tuileries Gardens, Vendôme Square, the Place de la Concorde (site of the guillotines), and the world famous Champs-Elysées.
The Highlights of Paris Right Bank Accessible Tour involves a step-free tour route. It is a fully accessible short 2 hour tour and covers approximately 2 km from start to finish.
Smooth sidewalks and sidewalk ramps are used as much as possible on this Paris accessible walking tour. The tour route avoids stairs in all locations. There are accessible restrooms located along the route.
Essential Left Bank of Paris Accessible Tour
This accessible 3 hour guided walking/rolling tour of Paris' Left Bank is a perfect way to experience the atmosphere, sites and history of the vibrant and fascinating Latin Quarter. The tour combines a private walking tour with a visit to the famous Shakespeare and Company, and you will also get a chance to see the outside of the iconic Notre Dame Cathedral.
On this accessible Paris walking tour you will experience the Latin Quarter where Picasso, Hemingway, Rimbaud and countless others found so much of their inspiration. Medieval Paris was centered around the Latin Quarter area, and this Paris accessible walking tour brings you hundreds of years into the past. The tour starts by Luxemburg Gardens, situated on the border between St. Germain-des-Pres and the Latin Quarter, and ends by the one of the most important structures in Paris, the 800 year old Notre Dame Cathedral.
During the tour, your friendly private guide will narrate about the history of the area and show you several famous Parisian highlights, including the famous Sorbonne University, the picturesque Place de la Sorbonne square and the iconic Pantheon. All parts of this Paris wheelchair tour route have been proven to meet the needs of disabled visitors.
Included in this tour is also an interior visit to the famous Shakespeare and Company, the famed book dent where Hemingway, Scott Fitzgerald and many others were born to literature. As you make your way inside, you will experience the magic of the place that is covered with books from top to bottom, as well as hopeful writers of tomorrow. Learn about the history of the place as you admire the beautiful setting. Please note that the back and top parts of the store is not accessible for wheelchair users and will be avoided during this tour.
The Left Bank of Paris Accessible Guided Tour involves a step-free tour route. The tour route is 1.9 km (approx. 1 mile). The tour route consists of fairly flat ground and has been designed to avoid cobblestones as much as possible. It avoids all curbs by using sidewalk ramps. There will also be accessible bathrooms available along the tour route.


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Today I want to go all the way back to a day before the Puppy drama and tell you what I've wanted to tell you for several months now. We were at church and I was talking to my friend Rebekah. We have become fast friends because we have such similar stories and can encourage each other in the midst. She asked if we had a 2nd bathroom, yet. I laughed because it had just been a discussion at work. They couldn't imagine how we only have 1 bathroom with 9 people. I told her that the 2nd bathroom is only a dream right now. That's when she told me that she and Zach would like to make it a reality. Zach is an excellent worker who knows what he's doing when it comes to all this house stuff that we just don't understand. He also runs a store in BG called Winnelson which supplies contractors especially with the supplies they need to do their work.
I had to work hard on the basement that week because it was a huge mess, you had to be a contortion artist to get through it. I knew there was no way they could work well on the plumbing for the bathroom with it like that. The boys were a big help and we got it cleaned up so I actually accomplished another goal!! The next weekend Zach and his son along with James (another friend from church) showed up with supplies provided by a small prayer group to work on getting us a 2nd bathroom.
That morning I had to work but I was so concerned about making sure the work area was ready for them and trying to figure out food that I forgot, until Marty said something that triggered my mind, "Oh no! I'm supposed to be at work right now!" I was almost an hour late. Thankfully, my boss was gracious. I wondered the whole time I was at work what I might find when I got home. Would the walls be up? How fast would they be able to work? I hope I didn't forget to move anything out of their way. Time couldn't go fast enough. I just wanted to get home and see the progress.
Finally, work was done and I headed home. As I entered the back yard there were old metal pipes all over. Marty's blue eyes sparkled as he directed me to the basement. It felt like walking into a different house. Pipes that had hung low were gone and in there place were red and blue pex pipes that hugged the ceiling. They didn't just run the plumbing for the bathroom. They were replacing every pipe in the house! I could hardly believe what I was seeing. Do you have any idea how long it took us to run 4 feet of pipe for the upstairs bathroom!? In only an afternoon they had the old pipes ripped out and new ones going in! As if the speed and quality of the work wasn't astounding enough, we had all new pipes! If you remember when we moved in, pipes kept breaking and we wished we could replace them all but the ability just wasn't there. We figured we'd just have to keep patching them as they broke. But look what God can do!!! They are all replaced. The water pressure is so much nicer and the water that comes out is visibly cleaner. It even feels softer. I just can't put the thrill of God's amazing provision into words.
I walked down to the IGA to get some lunch meat for lunch. On my way home I got a call from James' wife Ramona. She wanted to help in some way but didn't come because she has 6 small kids herself and didn't want them in the way. She wanted to let me know she would be bringing supper for us. That was awesome because I had no water and didn't know for sure how long that would be. She brought us a feast! She even made two loaves of homemade zucchini bread.
By the time the day ended and everyone went home we were all well fed and the new clean water was going throughout our house. Everything was in place but the bathroom still wasn't much further. I wasn't sad though, even just what was done was enough to cause my heart to rejoice for a very long time.
The next morning at church Zach asked if we would like to work on it again that day. This time Rebekah and I talked and both said we needed to go grocery shopping because neither of us had anything to feed our family that evening. I told her to just come over and we would work something out. It was so cool! When we put what she brought with what I had and what James brought we had so much we even had left overs! We called Ramona and she came over, too. So between the 3 families we had 19 kids running around playing in the yard with Puppy, while a couple of the older girls helped Rebekah and I cut up the stuff for soup and such. Ramona arrived a little later but I was glad to have the opportunity to give her a little break from cooking. It was so fun! I told Rebekah I felt like we were in the old west where the women were cooking and the guys were building the barn while the kids played and helped. There was just such a peaceful sense of friendship and contentment that made everything feel like a piece of Heaven. We ended the evening with all the kids piled in the living room watching Veggie Tales and eating ice cream. I know God was smiling as he watched His kids working together.
The next weekend my dad and brother Aaron came over and helped Zach as they worked on moving doors and filling in walls. When everyone left we had a water heater just for the 2nd bathroom and the beginnings of a shower installed. We had a shower from the awkward bathroom but it was so tiny. When Zach saw it he said there was no way we were going to use that and he brought a wall to wall shower that is so much nicer than what we had in mind. It is just blowing my mind how God is providing a 2nd bathroom for us and on top of that it is far beyond what we had dared hope. It will still be small because that's the space we have but it will be so nice. Again, it is another example of how when we put our trust in God he will provide more than we can ask or think. That's not to say we've waited perfectly patiently or even that we somehow deserve any of this. You have read my blogs, you know how we have struggled, but in God's grace He has granted this one thing and because of His great riches when this is all done we will have a very nice bathroom AND not be a slave to debt. PLUS, we have some really great friendships being built.
Thank you to everyone who is helping to make this possible. You are an answer to our prayers and not just an answer but because of your obedience you get to be part of the exceedingly abundantly more than we could ever ask or think. And thank you to all who have faithfully prayed. This is an awesome blessing!
Great Blessings! Remind me next time I'm over to go in the basement and check out the new pluming! No more leaking or breaking pipes, Yeah!!!!!!!
So happy for you Misty.....thanks for posting that great story. It reminds us all to help others with our God-given talents. Love and miss you!


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Cadbury stops making chocolate thanks to UK water shortages after Beast from the East and Storm Emma
The water shortage thanks to a series of burst pipes is affecting plenty of businesses
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Water shortages across the country due to burst mains following the cold weather have now led to Cadbury confirming it has stopped making chocolate.
The country as a whole continues to suffer from a water shortage following the impact of the Beast from the East and Storm Emma last week.
The confectionery business said it has stopped production at its Bournville site, in Birmingham, after the water company Seven Trent said it would have to cut the water supply.
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It comes just hours after the news that Jaguar Land Rover has halted production at two of its UK plants because of the ongoing water problems.
Cadbury has had to stop production amid water shortages
The carmaker has halted production at its Solihull site, also near Birmingham, the carmaker and water company Severn Trent said today.
A spokeswoman for JLR said the company closed and she was unable to say when it would reopen.
"Due to a water shortage caused by a burst water main, we have had to stop production this afternoon," she said.
In London, thousands of people were left without water as the return of normal temperatures, following the worst snowstorms in Britain for nearly 30 years, caused pipes to burst.
Severn Trent, which serves densely populated areas of central England, said that it was also facing challenges as it worked to keep schools and hospitals open.
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"Due to the recent thaw we've experienced, our teams are dealing with a huge number of burst pipes across our region which is putting pressure on our network," Severn Trent said in a statement.
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"We've worked closely with Jaguar Land Rover which has agreed to stop production to help us target our supply."
The Solihull plant is one of the Indian-owned automaker's three vehicle production sites in Britain.
The factory employs 10,000 people and usually operates 24-hours-a-day to make cars including Range Rover and Discovery sports utility vehicles, the JLR spokeswoman said.

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Crux kro͝oks [key] [Lat.,=cross], small but brilliant southern constellation whose four most prominent members form a Latin cross, the famous Southern Cross. The long arm of the cross, terminating in the brightest member, Acrux (Alpha Crucis), points almost directly at the south celestial pole. Two other stars, Mimosa (Beta Crucis) and Gacrux (Gamma Crucis) are also among the brightest in the sky. Also in Crux is the Coalsack, a famous dark nebula. Crux reaches its highest point in the evening sky in May; its location in the far southern sky makes it visible most of the year to southern observers but not at all to observers north of about 25°N lat.
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The entities known as the Beings of Old have long since staked claims to most of that gem-shaped manifold which is existence. Their alien, furtive, and impenetrably distant politicking has ebbed and flowed throughout past ages, beyond the awareness of most thinking creatures . . . and recently, it has begun to accelerate. For Sebastio Artaxerxes—and many civilians outside reality's facets, especially in the transcendent city of Rhaagm—interest in such matters becomes far more pressing after a madman decides to claim a relic of one of the Olds. Sebastio's demons tell him that fighting the man he once called friend will only end in tears. His soul tells him that tears are only shed by the living, and that the living at least may overcome regrets with time and effort.
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If you are looking for a one of a kind, exciting vacation experience, consider adding a volcano tour to your itinerary. Bali has two active volcanoes, Batur and Agung, that are easily accessible by bus, private tour, or even helicopter from Villa Kubu in Seminyak. Bali's volcanoes offer unparalleled scenic beauty and hold the keys to sacred Balinese cultural beliefs. Whether you are an outdoorsman and want to experience natural wonders of Bali or are interested in learning more about Balinese culture and history, you will love experiencing Bali's active volcanoes.
The Pancering Jagat Temple is still an active place of worship and if you are fortunate enough to visit in October, you may experience the Purnamaning Sasih Kapat religious ceremony honoring the many blessings from Mount Batur. At Mt Batur there is also a beautiful lake at the bottom with cold and hot spring healing sulphur water. It's very therapeutic after climbing the mountain but if you are feeling lazy, just jump straight into the 29 degree hot water and relax for hours. You can cool off in the cool water next door. We guarantee you will never sleep better.
The tallest point on the island, Mount Agung's summit reaches 3,031 meters. Mount Agung is the most important volcano in Balinese culture. The Balinese believe this majestic mountain is the replica of Mount Meru, the center of the spiritual universe. Many Balinese take a scared pilgrimage to Mount Agung to worship at the 1,000-year-old summit temple Pura Besakih, also known as the "Mother Temple." We highly recommend visiting Pura Besakih for a unique cultural experience. There are over 70 different ceremonies held at Pura Besakih, so you should talk to the knowledgeable concierges at Villa Kubu to schedule the perfect time. There are also two hiking trails to the summit that take 4-5 hours, so they are recommended for experienced hikers, though either can be taken without a tour guide. From the peak you can experience a 360-degree view of surrounding rice paddies, jungles, mountains, and streams. Don't forget to schedule a visit to a nearby hot springs to relax and feel the stress of life melt away from the bubbling mineral waters.
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The University of Cincinnati Boxing Club is a student run club sport and is open to all UC students. The team was started in 2011 by UC students who had previously competed on CFB's High School Boxing Team. CFB is located less than 2 miles from the University of Cincinnati, making it easy for students to get to the gym.
The college boxing season runs primarily from September through March. During the season, team members are able to compete in intramural shows as well as National Collegiate Boxing Association (NCBA) and United States Intercollegiate Boxing Association (USIBA) events and tournaments. The UC Boxing Club is also open to students who do not wish to compete but just want to learn the sport of boxing and train with the team. If you attend another local university but wish to train with the UC Boxing Club, we do accept members on a case-by-case basis.
Practices during the season typically run every day Mon-Thu from 4:00-5:30pm with occasional additional open gym times. Off-season and year-round training for team members is also available.
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Going on a picnic or having a cook out? I'd like to offer you a suggestion—this bowl of poblano chorizo potato salad.
Now, when I lived in Texas, my friends and I went on a lot of picnics. These were never fancy, overly planned affairs. Instead, we'd simply decide that we'd rather eat at a park rather than at home. And just like that, we'd raid our refrigerators, grab a blanket and dine outside.
The key to these joyful meals was their spontaneity. Sure, we were busy people with school or jobs to occupy our time. But for some reason, it didn't seem strange to just drop in on someone and suggest going on a picnic—or whatever the whim was that day. Gathering with people was a whole lot easier.
When I moved to New York, however, I learned that this was no longer the case. Schedules have to be coordinated, reservations have to be made, histories have to be considered. Sometimes you can spend a month trying to coordinate a one-hour meeting. It's exhausting.
At first, I thought I was the only one who felt this way about New York, and I was simply being nostalgic for those relaxed summer evenings eating outside back in Texas. But after consultation with other Texan transplants, I learned that the challenge in getting together with friends is common amongst all New Yorkers. It's just the way things are done here.
That's not to say that people don't get together. But the only time I've ever dropped by unannounced to someone's apartment was after the 2003 blackout. There was no power, of course, and my phone had died. In order to communicate with people, I had to walk to where they lived and visit them in person. Sure, it was kind of a hassle not having any electricity, but if you ask people who were in New York City during the blackout, you'll hear the same thing—most people had a blast.
Unlike previous blackouts that had been defined by violence and crime, the 2003 blackout was peaceful and calm. People just took the parks, sat on the ground and ate perishable foods before they went bad. We were carefree. When the power returned, however, things were back to normal. And if I showed up at someone's house unannounced, they'd think I'd lost my mind.
Now, if I were going to go on a spontaneous picnic today, when raiding my refrigerator I'd grab this poblano chorizo potato salad, which has become my new favorite for outdoor dining. I love it. As you may know, the tangy spice of Mexican chorizo goes very well with the earthy, mild heat of roasted poblanos. And when you add some potatoes, sour cream, cilantro and lime juice, you have a side dish that just might upstage the main event.
Of course, you certainly don't need a spontaneous gathering to appreciate this dish, nor do you need to eat outside. But if you're fan of chorizo with roasted poblanos, I will insist that you make a plan to try this—because I do believe that you just may love it, too.
Roast the poblano chiles under the broiler until blackened, about 5 minutes per side. Place chiles in a paper sack or plastic food-storage bag, close it tight and let the chiles steam for 20 minutes. Take the chiles out of the bag and rub off the skin. Remove seeds and stems and dice.
Meanwhile, place the potatoes in a pot and cover with cold, salted water. On medium heat, bring to a boil and then cook until tender, about 20 minutes. Drain and rinse with cold water.
Mix together the diced chiles, cooked potatoes, cooked chorizo, garlic, cilantro, cumin, cayenne, lime juice, mayonnaise, and sour cream. Adjust seasonings and add salt and pepper to taste.
Can serve either warm or chilled. When serving, top with crumbled Cotija cheese.
I'm planning to make some chorizo this winter if we get some larger wild hogs during our hunting trips… I have a few different chorizo recipes to try out, so we'll have plenty for chorizo fundito and other recipes.
Becki–Zip is a must for potato salad. Now poblanos aren't that fiery, but the cayenne brings on the heat.
Jay–I love to make my own chorizo. The store stuff often has weird ingredients, like lymph nodes.
Kathryn–Enjoy your night under the stars! That's definitely one thing I love about big cities, all the outdoor concerts during the summer.
Natalie–I like the term "Texas spin!" Thank you!
I adore your recipes. This sounds fabulous and will be making it this weekend. Growing up in the middle of Kansas spontaneous meals/picnic gatherings were the norm. I miss those days.
Lea Ann–I miss those days, too.
in fact, I AM going to a picnic this weekend! how perfect your timing is :).
This recipe looks fab, Lisa. Love your creative twists. I completely agree about the NYC thing; it somehow feels more difficult to coordinate get-togethers "out here." Sighhhh!
Bria–Thanks! And it is hard! A young cousin just moved her, and that was the first thing he asked, "How come it's so difficult to see people?"
I love trying out new variations of potato salad during the summer…this one is going on my list to try!
Gretchen–That's what I love about potato salad, there are infinite variations. Hope you enjoy this one!
What other chilies would go well in this recipe? For instance, how well would chipotles work in this recipe? Also, could you use plain yogurt instead of the mayo and/or the sour cream?
And on a different note, I submitted a recommendation for your book to my local public library. I'll let you know if they actually listen to me.
Janus–Chipotles, jalapeños and serranos would also be great in this. And you could certainly use plain yogurt–I'd use the thick, Greek-style kind. Lastly, thank you so much for asking your local library to carry the book.
Sounds delicious. Have you heard of Penzey's Spices? They are located in almost every state with a store front, but also ship anywhere. They have the guajillo peppers if they are hard for your readers to find to make their own sausage. Going to have to try this recipe very very soon. Thanks once more for a great sounding recipe that I, a Texan, never heard of before.
I am preparing for an onslaught of poblanos in the next few weeks so this is absolutely perfect timing….
I must have been a New Yorker in a past life. I live in the country and it's a way of life to drop by unannounced, and it drives me nuts.
The potato salad looks amazing – anything with chorizo in it has to be good, right?
Miss Meat and Potatoes–How fun is that!
Rocky Mountain Woman–Yep, it's definitely chile pepper season!
Beth–That's funny–and so true. Whenever I'm at my grandma's farm, people just pop in to say Howdy.
Bulls EyE dead on you nailed it. Love and use poblanos in place of green peppers in most dishes.
Tom–I agree, poblanos are wonderful!
Stephanie–Thank you! Enjoy the brisket! I've never been to El Torro's, but next time I pass through Clute I'll have to try it.
LOVE your blog. My husband is a born and raised Texan. I am a born and raised Mississippian and we live in MS. He misses the food from Texas sooooo much and talks about it all the time. We love visiting and eating at all the wonderfull places they have. His favorite is the Kolaches with sausage, jalapenos and cheese in them. I love El Torro's in Clute, TX. Yum! We are trying your brisket recipe tomorrow. I have a 13 lb. brisket in my refrigerator and will be doing a post about it on my blog. I will post a link to the review after it's up. Thanks for all of the good recipes and helping me make the Texas food for my husband that he misses so much. Can't wait for your book to come out!!!
Haven't commented here before, but I've been following your recipes for a year or so. Made this one according to your recipe and it was fantastic. Went really well with a slow-cooked brisket. Thanks for making me hungry.
Trying this recipe tonight…had to use ancho/pasilla peppers instead, couldn't find poblanos up here in Tacoma to save my life. The boys are already drooling at waiting to try it!
Yum! This is bookmarked for the summertime! Can't get fresh poblanos here in Australia, but I grew my own last summer and they were excellent, so I'm going to do it again. Then I'm going to make this, then I'm going to eat it.
Wow! What a take on potato salad. Everything in this sounds scrumptious. Your talk of picnics in Texas also remind me why I love living here in Texas so much.
Loved the story and the recipe. We're doing out best at the dock in Sitka to generate an impromptu potluck picnic, despite the drizzly mist and 55 F temperature today. This 'tater salad will add some welcome heat to the party!
Okay, I'm a homesick New Yorker living in the DFW area since 2000. Want to do a home-swap for a week? 🙂 I've enjoyed getting to know your blog, and I'm looking forward to your cookbook. I'm going to make the chorizo and the poblano chorizo potato salad tomorrow for dinner.
!Que' rico! Really yummy with small Texas red Muleshoe potatoes!
Benjamin–I'm so pleased that you enjoyed it!
Bella–That sounds like a terrific substitution!
Lexi–Happy gardening when it's summer down there again!
Russell–Picnics are indeed a fine thing.
SeattleDee–Hope you had a great picnic!
Charisse–If you can't find it, you can always make your own chorizo.
This potato salad sounds really good!
One can never have too many potato salad recipes. This sounds so good and I have some Cotija that needs a new home– on the menu for sure! Thanks.
You had me at Poblano…I have a love affair with that fat little pepper. It is sweet, mild, smokey & just delicious! Don't tell my roasted Hatch chilies in the freezer that, they are really sensitive! It's cold here in Nebraska today, but I am heading out to get a few poblano's & make that this potato salad for dinner! Thank you so much for this recipe!!!


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Q: Weird error in creating conda environment from yml file? (PackagesNotFoundError for the yml file itself) I'm reinstalling Conda after a PC factory reset and trying to re-create an old conda environment from a yml file that I created by
conda env export --prefix $path_to_old_env_dir > voice_dep.yml

The resulting yml file looks ok to me, here's what it looks like:
name: voiceeda
channels:
  - defaults
  - conda-forge
dependencies:
  - ca-certificates=2022.12.7=h5b45459_0
  - libsqlite=3.40.0=hcfcfb64_0
  - openssl=1.1.1s=hcfcfb64_1
  - pip=22.3.1=pyhd8ed1ab_0
  - python=3.9.13=h6244533_2
  - setuptools=66.1.1=pyhd8ed1ab_0
  - sqlite=3.40.0=hcfcfb64_0
  - tzdata=2022g=h191b570_0
  - ucrt=10.0.22621.0=h57928b3_0
  - vc=14.3=hb6edc58_10
  - vs2015_runtime=14.34.31931=h4c5c07a_10
  - wheel=0.38.4=pyhd8ed1ab_0
  - pip:
      - anyio==3.6.2
      - argon2-cffi==21.3.0
      - argon2-cffi-bindings==21.2.0
      - arrow==1.2.3
      ...

but when I try to run
conda create -n voiceeda -f voice_dep.yml

The following odd error occurs.
Collecting package metadata (current_repodata.json): done
Solving environment: failed with repodata from current_repodata.json, will retry with next repodata source.
Collecting package metadata (repodata.json): done
Solving environment: failed

PackagesNotFoundError: The following packages are not available from current channels:

  - voice_dep.yml

I'd understand if it wasn't finding a particular package, I can remove versions etc. if so, but why is it saying it can't find the yml file itself? I'm very confused, wondering if I missed a crucial setup step during conda installation or smth? I'm on Windows 10, and installed anaconda to a D drive (conda version 23.1.0 & Python 3.9.13.).
Any help would be much appreciated, thank you!


Develop an effective off-season workout routine.
Take your kid to NFL or collegiate games.
Watch last season's games on tape and look for areas for improvement.
Attend a youth football camp. These camps are probably the best way to help children prepare for the upcoming football season.
Click for the Ultimate Youth Football Parents Guide. This guide is a must have for all youth football parents!
The body only works well when it has healthy fuel (or food). It is especially important for your child to eat well before all games and practices. If not, it will show on the field.
Sports and energy drink marketers would like you to believe sports and energy drinks are what athletes should drink for hydration-water will do the trick!
Water is the most abundant, yet the most overlooked, substance in the body. To ensure proper hydration, drink water before, during and after every work out. Drinking enough water is essential for a youth football player's performance.
Hydration is commonly overlooked, especially at the youth level. Since kids are so physically active, staying hydrated during their youth and teenage years might be even more important than keeping hydrated at other times in life. Staying hydrated during intense physical activity is crucial for getting the most out of practice and work outs.
Hydration is also necessary for preventing cramps, fatigue, dizziness, and overheating. The human body is like a car. We all know that an engine cannot run properly without enough oil. Water is like the oil for a car engine. If the athlete is not hydrated properly it can lead to complications. Dehydration can cause temporary, and sometimes even permanent, damage to the body.
Coaches and parents should make sure the kids are hydrated before, during, and after all physical activities.


Monster Market full of Tricks and Treats!
Get carving your pumpkins for a prize at the MONSTER MARKET – Nov 3rd!
Market Rasen's next Portas Pilot driven market – on Saturday November 3rd – is going to be a "monster", with organisers MR BIG (the Market Rasen Business Improvement Group) promising plenty of tricks and treats for families in half term.
Just after Halloween and right before Bonfire Night it feels the perfect time for fancy dress, so everyone is invited to turn up in a spooky costumes on the day – kids, adults, traders, shop keepers – and there will be spot prizes for the best dressed about town.
Also lurking under the auction shed will be MR BIG's special 'Monster Librarians' who will be reading scary stories for children, as well as helping them create some cracking, firework art. These Monster Librarians – from Market Rasen Library and the Mobile Library Service – will also be hosting a second hand book stall to raise funds for new library books.
Weaving in among the crowds will be two tricksters in the form of MR BIG's street magician and balloon maker, and as for treats there will be plenty of those, with over 50 stalls shared between the market place and festival halls selling scrumptious Lincolnshire food, including those must-have toffee apples, and fabulous crafts.
The Monster Market is also the first event in the town where 22 local businesses will be offering discounts and offers through the innovative new Tik Tap smartphone app, that aims to bridge the gap between online, mobile and high street shopping.
Blue River Jewellery,Greens of Lincolnshire (the new MR BIG veg shop), Lancasters, Mama Js at Market Rasen Racecourse, Market Rasen Racecourse, Peter Rhodes, Quintessential Beauty, Rasen Hardware, Rasen Mobility Rhodes Fitted Kitchens Ltd, Smudged, Spring Beauty, Spring Fashion, Style Studio, Sunnyside Up, Tattershalls at Market Rasen Racecourse, The Big Corner Shop (another MR BIG shop in town), Touches Beauty Salon, VT Lancaster & Son, Wild One Tours Limited, and Wold View House B&B.
Market visitors are invited to download the TikTap app for free from iTunes or Google Android stores. It then stores details of all live offers in the area on their iPhone or Android – users 'Tik' the ones that appeal. Then when they pop into the shop, they simply "Tap" their mobile phones over an electronic 'pod' to redeem the offer.
This entry was posted in achievements and progress on October 29, 2012 by Angela Montague.
Pop along to Market Rasen Racecourse tomorrow to enjoy an evening of shopping (Wednesday 17th October 6.30 – 9.00pm) with a glass of fizz and delicious nibbles for just £10 entry – bring your friends and pop back on Thursday for free entry too!
A great night out for a good cause! Come into Market Rasen for an evening and day's shopping, then pop along to the high street for special offers galore!
MR BIG was delighted when Grimsby & District Leukaemia & Lymphoma Research asked if they could use their I LOVE MKT RSN shopper bags for the goody bags to hand out to evening guests for their famous annual fundraiser – made extra special this year as it is their 50th anniversary.
So, we put the call out to our high street traders as we thought it was a great way to get our high street businesses in front of 300+ of the county's most affluent shoppers.
The idea is to encourage all the ladies who pick up a goody bag to use it after the event to take advantage of special offers up and down the high street in the run up to Christmas.
MR BIG has printed some lovely bookmarks to pop inside the bags, for recipients to jot down ideas for their Christmas Shopping List, and to acknowledge the support of all the high street businesses detailed on the back, without whom it wouldn't have been possible.
BIG thanks to the Market Rasen businesses with BIG hearts to get behind this fabulous charity fundraising event. A BIG shout out to Lulu – the event sponsor for their generous contribution to bookmarks and shoppers!
So it's with truly warm thanks to V T Lancaster & Son Ltd, Market Rasen Pet Centre, Blue River Jewellery, Forget Me Not Florist, Rasen Hardware, Advocate Arms, Footprints of Market Rasen, Lincolnshire Coop, Red Lion, Spring Ladieswear & Beauty Room, Sunnyside Up Farm Shop & Cafe, Peter Rhodes Electrical, Rhodes Fitted Kitchens, Lovelle Estate Agency, Jossals Bistro & Coffee Shop, Nicholsons, Wold View House, Lincolnshire Tree Services and main event sponsors and online retailer Lulu who have done a huge amount to make this event possible.
This year's event features more than 50 stalls, including Blossom & Bee silk flowers, Daniella Draper Jewellery, La Cocina cookwear, Uncle Henry's Farm Shop, The Painted Tree gifts and furniture, and Follie home accessories.
So why not pop along to the Brocklesby Suite, from 6.30pm to 9pm on the Wednesday evening, and from 10am to 3pm on the Thursday, when delicious homemade teas, cakes and lunches provided by the committee in Mamma J's restaurant.
Entry on Thursday, October 18th is £5 and families are welcome. All tickets are available on the door.
For more on the Grimsby and District Branch of Leukaemia and Lymphoma Research, call Paula on 07786 022110 or Sue on 07775 664447.
This entry was posted in achievements and progress on October 16, 2012 by admin.
New Veg Shop feeds our Portas Pilot!
It's only a month since MR BIG announced they were going to reinstate the fruit and veg shop at the heart of the Market Rasen high street, but things have already moved on a pace, with many developments to report.
The new shop now has a name, Greens of Lincolnshire, and an opening planned for early November. It will be a community project and a "not for profit" business, so any money the shop makes will be directly reinvested in the town's on-going regeneration. On this basis, MR BIG is now looking to invite people in and around Rasen to support the venture in any way they can – as either customers or volunteers – to help regenerate Market Rasen and get their fresh and local "five a day".
Central to the new shop's services is a veg box scheme, a boon for anyone that finds it difficult to walk the high street in the daytime. For £10, £15 or £20 customers can enjoy free delivery to their door of a box full of local and fresh fruit, vegetables and eggs, within an eight mile radius of the town centre, to start with. And this service is not limited to home delivery, with Greens offering to deliver boxes to work addresses too. This 'corporate service' even includes boxes of fresh fruit purchased by a company for their staff to enjoy and stay healthy.
MR BIG is also looking for volunteers to spend a couple of hours a week in the shop, working alongside others and contributing to the community. The role of volunteers in the shop's set up is pivotal, as this means MR BIG can re-invest money into the community that would have been spent on salaries.
"It was a sad day when the Rasen Farm Shop closed its doors for the last time," explained MR BIG's volunteer finance director, Richard Hallsworth, "sad for the people involved with it but also for the community. Market Rasen is a market town and should promote the very best Lincolnshire food producers. Our markets showcase all things food on a monthly basis so it seems right that the high street should have a permanent retail business doing the same.
Left to right outside the shop: Sara Scott (MR BIG), Jayne Cartwright (The Charity Retail Consultancy), Richard Hallsworth (MR BIG) & Pamela Clarkson (the new Greens of Lincolnshire Manager) . MR BIG was delighted to have Jayne visit Market Rasen for an afternoon to share her considerable knowledge and many inspiring ideas for the new shop. Jayne was awarded the much coveted top prize of Woman of the Year 2010 at the Everywoman in Retail awards, and has worked with Mary Portas on the BBC program 'Mary Queen of Charity Shops'. She is also the founder of The Charity Retail Consultancy.
"The MR BIG team spent time looking into the business of farm shop retailing, checked our numbers and business plan and researched the 'how to'.
Other good news from the creation of Greens of Lincolnshire comes in the form of the newly appointed manager for the shop, Pamela Clarkson. Pamela is a well-known face in the town who worked for Market Rasen's Oxfam branch for 30 years, 24 as a volunteer and six as a manger until the shop closed in August this year.
Pamela commented on her appointment: "I've lived in Market Rasen all my life, I love the town, so I am really looking forward to this fabulous new venture that's central to making Rasen thrive. To be back in the high street and helping the community means I am back doing the things I love too. I'm also excited about putting a new shop in the high street full of fresh Lincolnshire produce, and making it something really special, something with the 'wow factor'!
MR BIG is fortunate enough to have a brand consultant among those volunteer directors, Sara Scott, and she is bringing all her professional skills to the project, for free, to make the Greens of Lincolnshire look like a shop Mary Portas would be proud of.
This entry was posted in achievements and progress on October 15, 2012 by Angela Montague.
First up we say a BIG well done to the MR BIG volunteers on the day who were on site at 6.30am to set up our market stalls, and stayed around well into the evening to take down. Jackie Smith (MR BIG markets director) with husband Tony & son Nick of Beltec. Chris Cocking of the Lincolnshire Coop (MR BIG sustainable shopping director) & his son Tom. Jayne Sankey, town councillor and owner of The Chase. Leon & Luke (MR BIG town tidy up directors) of Green Dolphin. John Matthews (MR BIG events director and town councillor) and Mark of Beechwood Guest House. John Shaw. David Riley (MR BIG non-trader liaison and health & safety director) of J A D Associates. Richard Hallsworth (MR BIG finance director) Nicholsons Chartered Accountants. Sara Scott & mum Suzy (MR BIG chair and marketing director) of Brandthing. Sarah Lamballe & daughter Maisie (MR BIG director of community), Lincolnshire Tree Services and Sarah Lamballe Copywriting. Faye and Juliette for helping with administration and Peter from the town council who helped across both Market Place and Festival Hall.
Thanks for the hugely successful demo goes to Dominic Franks of Belleaukitchen.com. The demo was made possible by Tastes of Lincolnshire, who provided the 'kitchen theatre' and contributed to menu cards and aprons (printed locally by Smudged). Lydia Rusling of Tastes was there on the day along with Helen Scott. We'd also like to thank Simon who helped Dominic, and Matthew, the chef from the Advocate Arms who assisted in the cookery demo. The lovely red, white and blue bunting down the walkway to lead visitors to Festival Hall was supplied by Lincolnshire Coop.
On his own blog, Dominic also thanks those that contributed to the demo ingredients: "Vicarage Eggs for supplying me with their lovely free-range eggs, Lancaster and Son Butchers, Rectory Reserve and Red Hill Farm for the very succulent Lincolnshire Sausages… I'd also like to thank J North Farm for their wonderfully fresh vegetables… The local Lincolnshire Co-Op also supplied me with bucket-loads of herbs and spices." We'd also like to add thanks to Tesco who provided the larder staples.
BIG thanks too to Abigail Rowlands, our amazing violinist busker.
MR BIG volunteers and mini marshals in the day included: Pamela Clarkson – who will manage our fruit & veg shop, Gill Tuxworth, Stella Tupin, Carol Skye, Richard Hallsworth, Sara Scott, Sarah Lamballe and daughter Maisie Kendall.
A special thank you for our family of mini helpers from Sat, sisters and brother: Tatum 8, Neave 13 & Dexter 20 months.
Special thanks to our family of helpers Phil Jeeves with son Dexter and daughters, Neave and Tatum, who did a wonderful job with Mark from Beechwood Guest House handing out menu cards and Good Taste magazines to our lovely visitors.
We'd also like to thank Angela Montague of Push Creativity (MR BIG director for social media and PR) for all the social media and publicity work leading up to the event. Angela also live blogged the day with, taking 30 photos and posting them instantly to Instagram, Facebook and Twitter.
BIG thanks to Lincolnshire Tree Services for posters to promote Festival Hall craft market, which were scattered through the market place and along the walkway beside St Thomas. Also St Thomas' who opened the church room for tea and coffee and signposted visitors down to Festival Hall from their bric-a-brac stalls, gave visitors access to the church and even allowed some to bell ring!
We'd also like to thank all the fantastic foodie stall holders in the Market Place and the crafty lot in Festival Hall for helping us 'put the market back into Market Rasen', and our high street traders for supporting the event with offers exclusive to market day.
The local press also did a fantastic job of supporting us, with excellent coverage from The Market Rasen Mail, BBC Radio Lincolnshire, Market Rasen People, Lincolnshire Today and The Lincolnshire Echo – that we've seen at least!
The English Rose stall was as pretty as a picture, and is that Kim the Herbalist and Crepe Lucette back there?
Big thanks also goes to The Swan and Rhodes for giving over extra parking to us and to John at the Aston Arms for buckets of hot washing up water and buying Sara, Sarah and Jackie a much needed drink!
And of course a huge thank you to the public for turning up en masse to show what a bustling little market town Market Rasen can be.
Pretty stalls, brilliant sunshine and lots of footfall – we like!
Huge thanks too to our market team, Jackie Smith and Kerry Hallsworth, who have orchestrated all our BIG markets handling all the operations and logistics as volunteers, and that's an operation that now involves 60 traders coming to town!
Final thanks goes to the sunshine, that shone beautifully all day, and the rain, that stayed away!
If we've missed anyone out, or you want to add your own thanks, please leave a comment below. And do keep sharing great pics on Facebook and Twitter of your own culinary triumphs from our menu cards. Remember you can buy the ingredients locally any time!
Ann Keil Excellent! Bought some lovely Fudge and was impressed with the Cookies in a jar stall.Please let there be more market days like this.
Laura Saveal It was wonderful! We made a family day of it. We all thought there was a great variety of stalls and all reasonably priced. And my 3 year old son loved ringing the church bells! Well done to all involved.
Jules Tester Bloody excellent, stalls fantastic, really different produce, products and gifts! excellent stalls in Festival Hall too, it was really great to see the town buzzing with smells of food, flowers, everything for every age! Lets hope this will urge those who are in the know to bring back the buzz of the market in Market Rasen, Ive only been here two months from Kent, it was fantastic, cant wait for more markets and events in the town.
Sweetpea Fabric Art we had a great day today in the festival hall and it was nice to sell our items in a friendly atmosphere and meet the crafty cornucopia even though I could not remember names and the market place smelt wonderful.
Jules Tester Im so lovin my headband bought from sweetpea fabric art today!
Amy Boyles Fantastic market! Me and my 2 daughters loved it!
Lincolnshire Wolds Macmillan Fundraisers We really enjoyed walking round seeing all the lovely stalls and meeting some lovely people, I even got to have the peanut Brittle and it was lovely also a large Pork pie which was had for tea. Enjoyed the food demos by Dominic Franks. Thank you to all those that gave donations to Macmillan Cancer Support.
Natalie Chapman Absolutely Fantastic, Thank you so much to MR. BIG for having whatever it is you have in you all to actually do something for our town. Im thankful and grateful it is the right hands as yet again today you have proved succes can be achieved in Market Rasen and it is not a dying town, it is thriving with the right drive.
Karen Gani Just a shame that people made traffic such a problem by parking irresponsibly nose to tail along caistor road. Awkward finding compromise of getting people into town without using up parking spaces for them to use when they get here.
Natalie Chapman I remember once Duckworths did a park and ride for the Gardeners Fair pr something like. Perhaps this or something like this would be a good idea in the future as they are proving popular?
Lynne Canfield good turnout,lovely sunny day, plenty of variety.
Handing out the fruit cake!
@marketrasen_big Thanks, excellent work, the markets are getting better and better!
@MarketRasen_BIG Thank you for a great Foodie Market today; very busy marketplace and town. Privileged for @tastesoflincs to be part of it.
Thanks to @MarketRasen_BIG for another well organised market..
@MarketRasen_BIG what a great market, best yet!
@marketrasen_big @tastesoflincs loved every minute!!
Our full Facebook album of photos taken by Angela Montague is here: Food Glorious Food Facebook Album.
Hop over to Belleau Kitchen to see what Dominic said about the day here.
Another blog post on the event from Stella & Alf is here.
This entry was posted in achievements and progress on October 8, 2012 by Angela Montague.


Maybe you have heard the hype about the FGL Season. Or you saw someone you know get signed. Here is you chance to challenge yourself, try something new, and get a taste of the excitement, fun, and different experience of GRID.
GRID is about using your strengths to contribute to the team. If you can move a barbell effectively, or can rep out gymnastics movements, have a great balance of the two, or just like to move FAST… the Palm Beach Elite could be looking for you to join their quest to win $20k and bring the FGL Season Championship home to Palm Beach.
The Combine is divided into the following portions of a single day.
This is your chance to show off your best or favorite skills. YOU choose any and all tests you feel will best position yourself to be desirable in the eyes of a coach. You are free to interact and ask questions with team and League leadership. You can even show other skills not listed if you feel relevant.
Refs are basically to count reps/record time only. If an athlete does not meet the standards it reflects on their performance and can be noted by coaching staff and will result in an athlete getting a lower score.
Muscle-up: complete as many unbroken ring muscle-ups as possible, recording reps and total time.
Thruster: complete 20 thrusters (135 lb for men; 95 lb for women) as fast as possible, subject to a 4-minute time cap.
Rope climb: complete four (4) rope climbs to a height of 15 feet, each as fast as possible, subject to a 2-minute time cap.
Clean and jerk: complete a two-repetition maximum clean and jerk, subject to a 20-second time cap. Start with chest to deck.
Metcon: 15 burpee box-overs (30″/24″ box) followed by 15 toes-to-bar followed by 15 power snatches (135 lb for men; 95 lb for women) for total time. Subject to a 5-minute time cap.
Cuts are made, players will be selected and placed onto teams for the afternoon session.
Races will be run with teams coached by Team or League officials.
You DO NOT need any prior GRID knowledge to partake in these races. The job of the coach is to prepare and make relevant assignments within the time allotted.
There will be time before each race in which teams will collaborate and plan for execution.
Players will be selected and announced. Interviews and photographs with those selected to follow.
Several selections will be made on the day of the Combine, however, selections may be made after, as well, as long as in accordance to the Player Signing Rules.
Take advantage of early registration and save $20.
NOTE: Early registration is for a limited time or until quantity runs out. Don't wait, register below now.


The religious character of the school is expressed in its ethos. The importance of understanding and applying moral values is emphasised to all pupils within a Christian context.
The school provides a course of study The Way, The Truth and the Life (CTS Religious Education) based on the requirements of the Curriculum Directory of the Bishops of England and Wales. This includes a study of comparative religion working towards an appreciation of other faith systems and traditions.
Weekly masses are theme- based and are led by each of the different year groups from Reception upwards in rotation.


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Home Sports Men's Volleyball Tops Hiram After Loss
Men's Volleyball Tops Hiram After Loss
Trent Sprague
Wittenberg Men's Volleyball faces Hiram College on Feb. 8, 2020.
Men's volleyball ended their week with a sweep over Hiram College to begin conference play. After the Tigers began the week with a heartbreaking defeat at the hands of Mount Union.
The Tigers started their week on the road facing Mount Union on Thursday, Feb. 6. Wittenberg fell to the Raiders in four sets. The Tigers took control of the match early as they held at least three-point lead over Mount Union for the majority of the first set. The Tigers pulled away from the Raiders as Jackson Tyler ('20) served an ace to the Raiders to help the Tigers lead the set, 12-8. Tyler led the Tigers' offensive production against the Raiders as he earned 13 kills. The Tigers won the first set 25-19, and then disappeared as they dropped the second set, 19-25. Wittenberg fought hard during the third set, as they created a 18-16 lead over the Raiders. Mount Union then stole the momentum from underneath the Tigers' heels, winning three straight points for a 18-19 lead.
Neither the Tigers nor Raiders wished to back down as the third set needed extra points for finalization. The Tigers seceded the third set, 25-27 to the Raiders of Mount Union.
The third sets loss broke the Tigers spirit as they lagged in the fourth set. The closest the Tigers came to a fourth set win was in the final few points as they pulled within three points. Noah Wissel ('20) helped lead the wya for the Tigers with 44 of their 50 assists for the day. Mount Union enjoyed the Tigers for dinner as they captured the fourth set, 20-25, and handed the ninth loss of the season to Wittenberg.
The Tigers returned home following Thursday's loss to Mount Union to face the Terriers of Hiram College in the first game of their conference schedule. This game also marked the start of the Tigers final year in the Allegheny Mountain Collegiate Conference as Wittenberg will be returning to the Midwest Collegiate Volleyball League for the 2021 season. Wittenberg will be joining Baldwin-Wallace and Wabash in the MCVL of for the 2021 season. The MCVL is currently home to Adrian, Mount St. Joseph, Mount Union, Trine, Fontbonne, and Olivet. The Tigers played in the MCVL from 2016 to 2018 before moving to the AMCC in 2019.
The Tigers returned to the Pam Evans Smith Arenas sporting new uniforms.
"We look good, we play good," said Tyler of the team's first outing with the new uniforms, and the Tigers took that saying to heart and struck early against Hiram, building a six-point lead in the first set. The Terriers cowered in fear as the Tigers used the opportunity to practice their kills. Tyler earned a career high 20 kills during the match, but credited the passers, including Wissel, with his success during a post-game interview with Wittenberg Athletics. Wissel accounted for 36 of the Tigers' 43 assists with Fred Halper ('23) accounting for five and Tyler claiming the final assist for the three sets. The Tigers won the first set, 25-18.
The second set started lopsided as the Tigers continued to practice their kills against the Terriers. In an interview after the match, head coach Ryan Thompson praised the time spent on offense in practice as the Tigers killed 47 of 88 balls in three sets. The momentum began to shift away from the Tigers as Hiram killed two balls and enjoyed an attack error by Collin Buelow ('22) to pull themselves within one-point. The Tigers called a timeout as they held a narrow 17-16 lead. Hiram enjoyed the short break and won four points in a row to earn their first lead of the match. The Tigers responded with four points of their own to tie the set at 22, before nailing the set closed with a 26-24 win off a Hiram ball handling error.
The Tigers' third set was hard fought as they battled closely for the lead early. The Tigers created a seven-point lead before leaping into the air for kills as they smashed the Terriers spirit. The Tigers won the third set, 25-17.
Men's Volleyball is currently 1-0 in conference play while they hold a 4-9 record overall. The Tigers head south to face Mount St. Joseph this Saturday at 1:00pm in a non-conference match-up. The Tigers then return to the Pam Evans Smith Arena on Tuesday, Feb. 11 to face Mount Union at 7 p.m.
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The above movie highlights the areas of the waves that are steeper than 7:1, the value at which waves typically break. A Matlab script is included to recreate the movie shown above.
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Q: "Something is wrong; all the Accuracy metric values are missing:" I took the following code out of a textbook, "Machine Learning With R" by Brett Lantz, however copied exactly the same to the console from the textbook,
> library(caret)
Loading required package: lattice
Loading required package: ggplot2
> library(kernlab)

Attaching package: 'kernlab'

The following object is masked from 'package:ggplot2':

alpha

> set.seed(300)
> ctrl <- trainControl(method = "cv", number = 10)
> bagctrl <- bagControl(fit = svmBag$fit, predict = svmBag$pred, aggregate = svmBag$aggregate)
> setwd("~/2148OS_code/chapter 11")
> credit <- read.csv("credit.csv")
> svmbag <- train(default ~ ., data = credit, "bag", trControl = ctrl, bagControl = bagctrl)

I get this response. Whats wrong?
Something is wrong; all the Accuracy metric values are missing:
    Accuracy       Kappa
 Min.   : NA   Min.   : NA
 1st Qu.: NA   1st Qu.: NA
 Median : NA   Median : NA
 Mean   :NaN   Mean   :NaN
 3rd Qu.: NA   3rd Qu.: NA
 Max.   : NA   Max.   : NA
 NA's   :1     NA's   :1
Error in train.default(x, y, weights = w, ...) : Stopping
In addition: There were 50 or more warnings (use warnings() to see the first 50)

The warnings are
> warnings()
Warning messages:
1: In data.row.names(row.names, rowsi, i) :
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A: I had the same issue before.  Problem was in  class variable values.
Please try to change class values  from "0","1" to e.g. "A" , "B" and try the same code.

A: I used the code provided by packed for the second edition.
If you setup parallel processing the warnings will disappear. You will still end up with the error of the missing accuracy metrics.
This error is caused by the fact that there were missing values in resampled performance measures. That might happen if there is a resample where one of the outcome classes (in this case default) has zero samples so sensitivity or specificity is undefined.
I also ran a test with the GermanCredit data included in the caret package and this generates the same error.


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Erik Estrada stars in the Italian Sci-Fi Action B-Movie 'Light Blast' (1985)
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Light Blast (1985) is an action, crime, sci-fi B-movie by Italian director, Enzo G. Castellari. It stars Erik Estrada, best known for playing Officer Frank Poncherello in the television series ChiPs (1977–1983).
Good preparation for his role in Light Blast as a San Francisco cop. A city being held to ransom by a mad scientist with a death ray. His demand: five million dollars or he melts another target.
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Light Blast is one of director Enzo G. Castellari's later movies. Castellari started churning out Italian B-movies in the 1960's. He started with the popular genres of the day including Spaghetti Westerns and War Dramas (sometimes called Macaroni Combat).
But where Castellari earned his reputation was with 1970's crime dramas (sometimes called Poliziotteschi or Eurocrime). These pre-Ultimate-era action crime dramas were very entertaining. Quentin Tarantino agrees. He referenced some of them in his own films. Imagine movies such as The French Connection (1971) but with more action, violence and Italian style.
Fine, but why am I telling you this? Because after a five year gap, Castellari returned to action crime drama with Light Blast. Only this time updating the formula for a 1980's American audience.
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Remember the face melting scene from Raiders Of The Lost Ark (1981)? You'll be seeing much more of that visual effect here. Erik Estrada saves San Francisco from this fate with police procedural plotlines and copious action scenes. Those action scenes include fist fights, gun battles and car chases.
In fact the stunt and explosion laden chases are my favourite scenes in the movie. And as far as I'm aware, no one else has done a Baja buggy chase through city streets. Another thing I enjoyed was the soundtrack which partly imitates The A-Team theme. Also good is the pacing with action scenes well distributed throughout the film's running time.
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Holding Light Blast back from greatness are a few problems. Chief amongst which is the budget which is too low. By the mid-1980's, Italian cinema was starting to struggle. Audiences around the world were happy to watch big-budget American action movies on home video instead of supporting their home-grown cinema industry.
Under those circumstances, it's impressive how well the production team managed to make Light Blast look like a big American action movie. They achieved this feat partly by saving money in creative ways. My favourite being the demolition derby scene. To save money, Light Blast reuses demolition derby stock footage.
That same stock footage previously used during the title sequence of Disney's Herbie movie The Love Bug (1968), and romantic race-car musical Fireball 500 (1966). Elsewhere in the movie, the cheapness is inescapable. The visual effects when the death ray is fired look particularly cheap and old fashioned.
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Overall, Light Blast is good fun. It has all the action you'd hope for from a 1980's action movie. Just not done in a big-budget Hollywood way. Light Blast is instead a cheesy, low-budget, Italian version of the 80's American action movie. And in my opinion, a good example of those things done well. Recommended unless you demand big name actors and directors and high production values.
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An uncompromised voice for change, I challenge women and youth to live a life that courageously chases their calling.
I'm a brand strategist + photographer turned ministry leader + speaker who is passionate about serving others and helping people discover the freedom that comes from living a truly authentic life. Sometimes my best role is to be a consultant, facilitating and implementing key brand strategies. Sometimes clients need me to be a speaker and coach who will guide them, educate them, hold them accountable, and encourage them spiritually.


has an elegant and innovative design that keeps wine cool for a perfect glass every time.
Another perk about the Corkcicle ? You can use it again and again. No need to throw it away. Even after countless uses, it keeps your whites and lighter chilled reds at a perfect drinking temperature. And it even brings those heavier room temperature reds down to a more suitable drinking temperature.