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Another angle of the chilaquiles feast...
Notice on the background Dave's gross looking drink (green), which is really healthy and tastes a lot better than it looks.
Gloucestershire College Forest of Dean Campus Open Evening - 09.11.16
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Food and Wine hosted cooking classes that were held at The Art Institute of Charleston w/ Kevin Gillespie an American chef, author and former Top Chef contestant. He is a former co-owner and executive chef at Woodfire Grill in Atlanta. He opened Gunshow, his new restaurant in Atlanta, in May 2013.
University of Western Australia, Experience Week at Government House, May 2019: 8th May 2019. Photo: (c) Daniel Carson | dcimges.org
Assembly line cupcakes, Kristin added the frosting, LeeAnn added the decorations, and I ate them. Only a few.
We Dream of Flying Canoes/ Nous rĂŞvons de canots volants 2017
American Elm Tree, Aluminum, Steel, Stainless Steel, Phosphorescent Pigment, Silicone
10’ x 18’ x 10’
Collection of The City of Winnipeg/Festival Du Voyageur, Winnipeg, MB
“We Dream of Flying Canoes/Nous rêvons de canots volants” was carved from an American Elm Tree killed by Dutch Elm Disease. The form of a hand playing with a model canoe was selected as a gesture of play that can be attributable to either Eurocentric or Indigenous children. The Dodem (Clan Sigils) carved on the trunk of the tree are sourced from the “Selkirk Treaty of 1817” and serve as a permanent acknowledgment of the Indigenous claim to the ancestral lands on which the sculpture was erected. The sculpture was blessed at unveiling by Anishinaabe Elder Linda Blomme.
A video component is currently in progress, linked by QR to the sculpture plaque. A series of videos will present Indigenous and francophone stories involving flying canoes in their original language (where possible), as well as an Indigenous interpretation and opinion of the Selkirk Treaty by Niigaan Sinclair.
This was my last home in Lindsborg. It was my grandparents home. Eventually after my grandma died, my grandpa remarried. He then sold this home to my dad. My mom & all her siblings grew up in this house. At one time it was a rooming house. The house to the right is my second home. There was a wonderful home to the left that is now gone replaced with a doctor’s office. Behind this house used to be Train Bros, Produce. I am relatead to all the Trains. My great great grandfather was John Train.
School of Business Advisory Board, on the campus of Eastern Illinois University in Charleston, Illinois on September 18, 2025. (Jay Grabiec)
A photo of Baby of Cello Kayoka from Zambia. Learn more at cure.org/curekids/zambia/2012/12/baby_of_cello_kayoka/
Eighteen individuals are being recognized for their exceptional contributions as the Medal of Good Citizenship marks 10 years of celebrating community service in British Columbia.
Learn more: news.gov.bc.ca/releases/2025IGRS0033-000738
Governor Hogan And Lt. Governor Rutherford Preside at Board Of Public Works Meeting by Joe Andrucyk at Maryland State House. Governors Reception Room. 100 State Circle, Annapolis MD 21401
Beware Of Criticizing Others
"Judge not, that you be not judged." [Matthew 7:1]
Jesus’ instructions with regard to judging others is very simply put; He says, “Don’t.” The average Christian is the most piercingly critical individual known. Criticism is one of the ordinary activities of people, but in the spiritual realm nothing is accomplished by it. The effect of criticism is the dividing up of the strengths of the one being criticized. The Holy Spirit is the only one in the proper position to criticize, and He alone is able to show what is wrong without hurting and wounding. It is impossible to enter into fellowship with God when you are in a critical mood. Criticism serves to make you harsh, vindictive, and cruel, and leaves you with the soothing and flattering idea that you are somehow superior to others. Jesus says that as His disciple you should cultivate a temperament that is never critical. This will not happen quickly but must be developed over a span of time. You must constantly beware of anything that causes you to think of yourself as a superior person. There is no escaping the penetrating search of my life by Jesus. If I see the little speck in your eye, it means that I have a plank of timber in my own (see Matthew 7:3-5). Every wrong thing that I see in you, God finds in me. Every time I judge, I condemn myself (see Romans 2:17-24). Stop having a measuring stick for other people. There is always at least one more fact, which we know nothing about, in every person’s situation. The first thing God does is to give us a thorough spiritual cleaning. After that, there is no possibility of pride remaining in us. I have never met a person I could despair of, or lose all hope for, after discerning what lies in me apart from the grace of God.
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My Utmost - Oswald Chambers