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Gruene Homestead Inn est un ensemble de fermes distinctes situées juste à l'extérieur de la Disrict historique Gruene, à New Braunfels, Texas. Ces chambres d'hôtes de style de logement sont à quelques minutes des rivières Guadalupe et Comal, Schlitterbahn Waterpark, les centres commerciaux de San Marcos, et plusieurs parcours de golf. Les installations comprennent un petit-déjeuner complet, une piscine et un bain à remous, salle de bain privée avec un choix de jacuzzi, baignoires anciennes, ou se lever douches, lits King ou Queen size, la télévision par câble, galeries privées, et l'accès sans fil et haut débit à Internet gratuit. Taverne dans le Gruene, un bar et musique live lieu plein, est situé sur le terrain ainsi.
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5 sur septembre 13, 2012
We have stayed at Gruene Homestead Inn over the past several years. Sometimes it is just my husband and I and other times we have brought large groups. The Hosts are very accommodating. The property is unique and the facility is very clean with lots of amenities. More than you would expect from a B&B. Breakfast is always good!!! We highly recommend Gruene Homestead Inn.
3,2 sur septembre 07, 2012
Nice place. I was disapointed with the internet service. The rooms were very nice but the food was no better than some chain hotels.
4,4 sur avril 16, 2012
my wife and i stayed on a friday and saturday night. rooms were clean...and had everything we needed. loved the onsite things to do... horseshoes, washers, pool, hot tub, etc. breakfast was great... and loved the onsite bar, and location to town. bed could have been a bit softer... and would have loved an onsite hammock check out... or spot. we will defenitely return and reccomment.
5 sur janvier 05, 2012
My girlfriend and I also stayed here on New Years Eve. We've been here before and love the inn. It has all of the creature comforts that we expect, plus a tavern on the property. Close enough to have some adult beverages, far enough so that you can't hear the music. It was truly a wonderful stay and we will be back! Mr Ed and Mrs Billie are wonderful hosts and the atmosphere was rustic with Gruene Hall an easy walk away. The grounds were beautiful with old time farming equipment placed all over. Easily the best B&B in Gruene!!!
3,4 sur janvier 03, 2012
My husband and I wanted to celebrate our anniversay so we wanted some place with good atmosphere and quite. The room was quite rustic which we expected but what I didn't expect want the "loud" green color on the walls. Also, being an older building we expected some creeking with the floors but all we heard all night was the door in the unit next door - open and close, open and close, open and close. It was like a revolving door. Went on for hours. I know the place is rustic and old; but even that is a bit much. On the flip side, breakfast was fantastic. I just wish that because it was New years day they would have extended the schedule for breakfast and for check out.
4,0 sur juillet 08, 2011
My husband and I first stayed at the Gruene Homestead Inn in 2003 and have been coming back ever since. We've stayed in different suites and houses on the property, and each has been well appointed, comfortable, and charming. We just booked our 2011 holiday and are staying at the Gruene Homestead Inn for the entire time. Truly a gem in the hill country!
4,0 sur mars 23, 2010
they all have nice porches outside - these pix don't capture that. nice rooms but not mucg of a view.
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several ways of combining low-temperature radiant floor heating
with higher-temperature distribution systems, such as fin-tube
baseboard convectors. Above all, the system must be designed 1)
to prevent condensation within the boiler, and 2) with a
specific type of control system.
Conventional boilers must have return water temperatures
high enough to prevent sustained condensation on the fire-side
of the boiler, or within the flue pipe. Water vapor is a
byproduct of combustion, and if allowed to condense, it can
cause severe corrosion. Flue pipes are especially vulnerable,
and can fail in a matter of weeks when condensation is present.
This could allow toxic gases to be released into the
Typically, the return water temperature for a gas- or
oil-fired boiler should be 140°F or higher to prevent
condensation. Since radiant systems operate with a return water
temperature in the range of 80° to 100°F, their return
water must be mixed with hotter water before it is sent back to
the boiler. There are two simple ways to do this — with a
four-way valve or with injection mixing.
The four-way mixing valve lowers the temperature of the
water supplied to the radiant floor system by mixing return
water into the radiant loop, as shown in Illustration A. To
avoid condensation in the boiler, the four-way mixing valve
maintains a relatively high return water temperature by mixing
some hot supply water into its return flow.
To control the four-way valve, you'd ideally have a
motor-operator regulated by an outdoor reset control. This
measures outdoor temperatures and automatically adjusts the
valve to maintain a suitable water temperature in the radiant
floor to match the required heating load. A less expensive (and
less exact) control system for the four-way valve is to control
the circulator in the floor heating loop with a room
thermostat. This way, the four-way valve is set at the
design-load temperature of the floor heating system and left
there. When heat is needed, the circulator comes on to deliver
hot water to the area. The thermostat should have a low
differential (one or two degrees), to minimize swings in room
Another way to lower the water temperature of the radiant
floor is through injection mixing (Illustration B). In this
system, the high-temperature zones have individual circulators
(C1) that are controlled by room thermostats, just as in a
standard multi-zone system. Water circulates continuously
(using circulator C2) through the radiant floor loop during the
heating season, and a zone valve opens to allow hot water to
flow into the loop when heat is needed. This zone valve can be
controlled by a thermostat or for more precise control, a reset
The hot water from the zone valve is mixed with cool return
water at the tee downstream from the valve. A balancing valve
determines how much hot water flows into the radiant loop when
the zone valve is open. To prevent condensation, the circulator
in the main system loop (C3) must operate when the zone valve
is open to shunt a significant portion of hot water back
towards the boiler.
The injection mixing hardware (zone valve plus reset
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I'll admit, I've played it safe in the past, purchasing mundane furniture because it seemed to look fine. Having settled for far too many subpar pieces because they were easy, I now make it a point to only buy things that I love for my home. With a bedroom in desperate need of a makeover, here are a few products I've been pining after...
Keeping an image based list of your favorite items is a great way to stay organized and determine what you truly love. This method allows you to directly compare products, often making it obvious what you love and what you just like.
1. Pop art colors subdued by deep gray walls create a cozy yet sharp looking atmosphere. Balancing different colors and materials helps avoid a matchy-matchy interior. Image via Abigail Ahern.
2. The industrial style Stockholm Work Lamps hung above bedside tables, enable more usable counter space. Lifted from counter level, they draw your eye up, making the room appear larger. Image via Dezeen.
3. The RC01 rocking chair, available at Jason Lewis Furniture, is one of a kind. Shown in black walnut, this modern gem is a complete work of art.
4. The Tivoli Model One from Canoe is a vintage inspired treasure with superb audio and visual attributes. It's compact in size and it accommodates the iPod.
5. West Elm's Tribal Jute rug is made out of a rapidly renewable plant fiber that is both durable and sustainable. The fun, zigzag pattern and splash of orange, offsets its seemingly neutral tone.
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Nice collection! I also really like that brown floral rug in the first picture-- it's surprising how well it goes with the modern decor (and is making me consider raiding my parents' attic for some of their old rugs).
I thought this might be more color stuff. I LOVE that wall in the first photo!!! How does one achieve that? Is it several colors, layered, put on with a spatula, what? It's gorgeous (and I'm sure it's been addressed here before).
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To fulfill its commitment to advance research in religion, the AAR each year grants awards ranging from $500 to $5000 to support projects proposed by AAR members and selected by the AAR Research Grants Review Committee. These projects can be either collaborative or individual.
Collaborative grants are intended to stimulate cooperative research among scholars who have a focus on a clearly identified research project. They may also be used for interdisciplinary work with scholars outside the field of religion, especially when such work shows promise of continuing beyond the year funded. Collaborative project proposals are expected to describe plans for having the results of the research published.
Grants can provide funds for networking and communication. Funds may also be used to support small research conferences. Conference proposals will be considered only if they are designed primarily to advance research. Conferences presenting papers that report on previous research will not be considered.
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- Developing a typology of religious board games and toys
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Grant awards will range from $500 to $5000.
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Proposals must be uploaded to the AAR website by August 1. Award notification letters will be sent by the end of October. Project award funds are disbursed soon thereafter. The research project expenses can be undertaken anytime within that academic year up to the end of the following calendar year. For example, a proposal received August 1, 1999, and awarded in September may receive funds in October for project expenses incurred anytime from August 1999 to December 2000. Awardees are asked to submit an expense report as well as a brief report on the research supported by the AAR grant by the end of the next calendar year (2000 in our example).
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The increasing use of home offices and laptops has put an ever-expanding number of users, data, devices and applications beyond the security of the traditional enterprise network firewall. At the same time, organizations – and their IT administrators – are held to increasingly higher standards of accountability for breaches in data and network security. Unfortunately, the traditional tools for network security have not adapted well to the rapid decentralization of the enterprise network. Conventional security methodologies based on passwords and software fail to effectively authenticate users and machines on the network or secure data on lost or stolen laptops, or ensure compliance with laws that require disclosure of lost personal data.
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You might wonder what a retro French band is doing up here, where gypsy bounce and Irish mariachi reside. But Les Sans Culottes are not actually of the frog persuasion. They've never lived in Europe. Les Sans Culottes have been holding down Franco-pop in Brooklyn for over a decade, keeping it fake. An American band pretending to be Francais is the hybrid music pick of the week, bringing their left bank sound to the left coast on tour.
Les Sans Culottes write original music modeled after the Paris of Serge Gainsbourg replete with organ choruses and hip-tossing backup vocals. They're as funny as they are catchy. Shows are always upbeat and colorful, chock full of the unexpected. My favorite part is lead singer Bill Carney's accent-encrusted banter. Songs like "Telephone Douche" and the new track "Gangsteur D'Amour" have you giving thanks for high school French and Google Translate with lyrics like "There is no love like Flatbush love" and "Son touche est toujours fatal, Un petit mort mais c'est pas-mal."
"Un petit mort," or "a little death" is French for a female climax, as in good times for your lady business. "Les sans culottes" translates to "the ones without underwear." Sexy racy stuff those pretend froggies. Faux-Parisian 60s dance music for some giggle with your shimmy.


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For one I don't think our rotation is clunky as it is just inconvenient. I have a change that I hope will happen but realistically never will:
Either let Divine Storm work with Zealotry or take it off the shared cool down. I hate the shared cool down. It makes AOE more cumbersome and makes us choose between AoE the group or continue single target when there is less then four targets as using DS on less then four with make us have a dip in DPS by not using our cool down for holy power generation.
I have strongly also believed that consecration should be a Ret ability. Before the recent threat changes I understood why it was a prot ability, they needed the extra threat from consecrate for packs of mobs. But that point is moot now. Currently on Rag fights the mana sucking AoE abilities I have to use makes me switch seals so I can regen mana (which if they keep the change to Seal of Insight I won't be able to do that anymore) quickly.
My last two complaints have to do with the cool downs of Hammer of Justice and Repent. I strongly believe a minute is too long for both in PVE (although I would support them being a minute in PVP). If a target's cc is broken or just doesn't stick (I have had that happen soooooo many times. No one is near the mob and it breaks out of CC) and now I can't re-CC. Many times I am able to solve this with going over to them and interrupting their casts and using my racial ability Arcane torrent to silence them to keep the damage low but it is still a pain. I believe Hammer of Justice should only be a 30second cool down and Repent cool down should interact more with them. So if you keep a target in repent for one minute the cool down (or simply unavailable) should stay with them the entire time, if cc breaks it should become available to you again.
That is it.... it's a book, but when I went to put my thoughts on the Forums the thread was completely full and I got an error message after spending almost an hour typing out, revising and adding links to make my case. That is more frustrating then RNG.


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The Academy and The New York Times present a special screening of an Academy Film Archive print of "Network." This scathing satire of network television riveted audiences in 1976, produced one of the most quoted movie lines of all time and continues to influence filmmakers today. The film won four Academy Awards, for Original Screenplay (Paddy Chayefsky), Actor (Peter Finch), Actress (Faye Dunaway) and Supporting Actress (Beatrice Straight), and received eight total nominations, including Directing (Sidney Lumet) and Best Picture.
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Providence, RI - The Providence Bruins, in their 17th season in the American Hockey League, announced that they have signed defensemen Derick Martin and Brett Motherwell to Professional Tryout Agreements. With the moves, Providence has 25 players on its roster, including 14 forwards, nine defensemen and two goaltenders.
Martin, 26, is in his fifth professional season after beginning the year with the ECHL's Alaska Aces. At the time of his promotion, the ECHL season had not started. Martin spent time in the P-Bruins' training camp this year, earning one assist and a plus-two rating in two preseason games. In 2007-08, the blue-liner suited up for three different teams, including the Peoria Rivermen, Alaska and Strasbourg in France. Martin has also spent time with the Lubbock Cotton Kings in the Central Hockey League and the ECHL's Long Beach Ice Dogs, Columbia Inferno and Texas Wildcatters. As a pro in North America, Martin has 80 points (17g, 63a) and 218 penalty minutes in 223 games. Prior, the undrafted native of Timmins, Ontario, played for the St. Mary's University Cardinals and the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League's Hull Olympiques.
Motherwell, 22, is in his second season after a rookie year also split among three clubs. The blue-liner appeared in one collegiate game for the Boston College Eagles before going pro and playing for both the Syracuse Crunch and the ECHL's Elmira Jackals. Motherwell spent the bulk of the season with Syracuse, dressing in 48 regular season games while totaling 16 points (2g, 14a) and 59 PIM, in addition to registering two assists in 13 playoff games. He added two games for Elmira. Undrafted, Motherwell played parts of three seasons for the Eagles, earning 51 points (7g, 44a) in 82 contests.
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The Supreme Court Bench comprising of Justices Markandey Katju and Gyan Sudha Mishra had come down on the Allahabad High Court and had said, "something is rotten in the Allahabad High Court and
The reformation also needs to be done at the lower courts wherein the judgements are given merely on relations especially in Uttar Pradesh in Districts like Gautam Budh Nagar & Ghaziabad.
Allahabad HC should thanks SC of being kind and giving wake-up call with courtesy for some tainted judges, giving them time to get clean the system up before hammering them who acts as " LAW MAFIA " and make them naked. And still if the message of SC is not taken rightly, this would be the big debate of Public, Media and Courts which would scrutinize many Judges all over the country. Smoke is never there without Fire, so it do needs " SOUL SEARCHING " instead of keep up the attitude of being innocent till proven guilty.
I agree with Ravi. Problem of corruption is everywhere. What we need to do is to stand against it. We need to take care that Hon'ble Judges should not be counted same as politicians as they yet hold a respectable position in the eyes of public.
but i believe that there is a better of dealing with issues like this rather then commenting in such a blunt way.....there r black sheeps everywhere......but there is also a better way of screening them out
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According to government statistics, more high school students are abusing prescription drugs, and that's leading to more teen overdose deaths.
The vast majority of drug overdose deaths are the result of two types of highly addictive, and highly profitable, prescription drugs: opiates and Benzodiazapenes.
In 2009, there were more than 37,000 overdose deaths from prescription drugs. Most of those were from narcotic pain killers.
Jonathan Connell with Private Clinic Albany says, "People think they are not as bad for you as say cocaine or marijuana, but that it absolutely not true."
The CDC reports that high school students are more likely to die of a pill overdose than from a car accident or a gunshot wound, but teens these days seem to think prescription drugs aren't as dangerous.
"We got it out of our friend's parent's medicine cabinet, you know, it didn't seem like something that was dangerous. We weren't going to dealers, wasn't going downtown, wasn't dark alleys, you know, we avoided that completely. It was extremely readily available," says Chelsea Voite.
Voite was a normal teenager you might not suspect would be a drug addict.
"I was captain of a volleyball team, I made straight A's, I was extremely personable, my teachers all loved me, I had great relationships with my peers that I had had since kindergarten, you know I had best friends that I ultimately lost because of addiction," she says.
She started with Xanax, and then quickly progressed to Oxycodone.
"It completely consumed me with darkness and I didn't know a way out," said Voite.
But it wasn't until she almost died from shooting up heroine that her mother took her to GraceWay Recovery. She beat her addiction and urges every parent to pay attention to the red flags.
"It's easier not to think something is wrong, it's easier to pretend and today, image is so important to look like you have a picture perfect family when the reality is, no body does," says Voite.
Voite now works with recovering addicts and stresses there is help available for those needing a way out.
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One of the reasons for the popularity of the MINI Cooper is that there are so many colors, options and accessories that nearly every car feels personalized. Our MINI Cooper S Convertible test car was no exception. It was painted Interchange Yellow with a black racing stripes, had a black top and was equipped with 17-inch Black Star Bullet wheels. Inside, the black leather seats included cloth inserts with yellow stripes to tie it all together. The heart of the Cooper S is the 172-horsepower turbocharged and direct-injected 4-cylinder engine combined with a 6-speed Getrag manual transmission that makes the Cooper S beg to be driven. Small, nimble and light, the MINI Cooper S is one of the best cars ever from BMW. It will put a smile on your face every time you drive it, and it's totally frugal at the pump. Whether you're a driving enthusiast or just enthusiastic about life, the MINI Cooper S fun factor can't be beat. –Mike Meredith
This MINI's small size and solid proportions just exude fun. It also doesn't hurt when it's painted yellow with black stripes and black wheels. Though the S doesn't have massive power, the 172 horses are plenty to provide satisfying acceleration. The unique top has a panel that can slide open like a sunroof for a bit of sun and wind, or the top can be completely retracted for full sun and, unfortunately, full wind. Yes, the Cooper is quite noisy with the top down at highway speeds —talking on my hands-free phone was impossible. The lowered top sits just behind the rear-seat passengers, so it doesn't take up any of the surprisingly useful cargo space. Unfortunately, the folded top sticks up too high — I found the rear view completely blocked when the top was down. But as a fun, fuel-efficient 4-seat convertible for less than $30K, I'd still be happy to have MINI Convertible in my garage. –Perry Stern
This is the first variant of the MINI that has disappointed me. With a solid roof on it, the MINI is almost universally wonderful, offering performance and efficiency in almost every respect. But in convertible form, the MINI loses much of its appeal for me. The open top is just too large, with scuttle shake (flexing of the body due to the lost rigidity of a solid roof) that discourages fast driving and a loud interior due to all that cloth inevitably letting in more of the outside noise. Although the basic MINI ingredients are all still there, the convertible roof waters down the whole experience until I find it simply uninspiring. Overall, the Cooper Cabriolet left me cold, and longing for any other MINI instead. –Paul Hagger
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Day 15 Theme: Decision Making
It is better to trust in the LORD than to put confidence in man– Psalm 118:8
What an appropriate reminder as we make any decision, whether small or large! Don't put your confidence in other people; put your trust in God, where it will never be disappointed.
We have such a tremendous temptation to put our confidence in man, don't we? Whether it is a doctor who is giving us a diagnosis and treatment schedule, or an employer who is helping to mold our career track, or psychologist who is telling us how to raise our children — we have a tendency, by nature, to run to the "experts" with our questions and problems.
But God says our first and great resort must always be Him. What does His Word say about childrearing? Where does His Word say your aspirations should be? Where does His Word say healing and health ultimately come from?
This does not mean we are not to take advantage of current medical knowledge, or listen to employers' advise, or ask counsel of others as we raise our children. But we must never put our confidence in the imperfect advise of even the greatest of intellects, or the closest of loved ones, or the most promising of careers.
It is better—every time, in every situation—to trust in the Lord and to inquire prayerfully in His Word for direction, than to put confidence in any person. Do your decisions reflect this truth?
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A hospital says edible marijuana has contributed to an increasing number of canine medical emergencies.
VCA Alameda East Veterinary Hospital says since January 1 the number of dogs coming in for cannabis-related medical emergencies continue to escalate every week.
The Denver, Colorado hospital has documented a year-long study that tracked marijuana exposure in dogs. Hundreds of dogs have been getting into their owner's supply of marijuana, specifically edibles.
Dr. Kevin Fitzgerald contributed to the findings. He says some symptoms of over exposure range from disorientation to seizures and temporary comas.
"What we are seeing is dog getting into the baked products. The butter gets a higher concentration of THC, the active ingredient," Fitzgerald said.
Research revealed some those symptoms don't last just hours, they last days.
"The one thing we see with almost all of them is urinary incontinence when they eat a bunch of it," Fitzgerald said.
Dogs like Gizmo have a very limited time-span of recovery if they are over exposed to the drug.
"Half-life for a dog is 72 hours, maybe 96, before it gets out of their system," Fitzgerald said.
Edibles contain a serving size meant only for human consumption.
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La REcyclerie: Head North of Montmartre for Urban Gardening and Eclectic Food & Drink
September 8, 2014
Up until recently, the only reason people passed through Porte de Clignancourt, on the outskirts of the 18th arrondissement, was for the famous Marché aux puces antique market in St. Ouen. The creation of Les Jardins du Ruisseau, a community garden located on the abandoned platforms of the city's former commuter rail system, increased the appeal of this rough-around-the-edges area, attracting urban explorers and city picnickers since the gardens opened their doors almost ten years ago. Continue Reading »
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La Table de Cybèle: Fresh and Local Dining in Boulogne
August 29, 2014
It's seems that Boulogne, a relatively staid suburb of Paris, is becoming spunkier as a different breed of establishment seems to be seeping into the area. Concept stores, pizza joints with NYC aspirations, a combo cookie shop/tattoo parlor and the like are making a bit of a buzz that has caused some to liken the area to the "Brooklyn of Paris."
Never having lived in Brooklyn, but being very aware of its use as a trendy descriptor (one of which I've been guilty myself), I asked friends who have lived both in Paris and New York for their take on this latest cultural comparison. I received some interesting and enlightening responses like: "Boulogne is by no stretch of the imagination 'The New Brooklyn.' One might, with a little reach, say it is trying to become Williamsburg-wanna-be-sur-Seine."
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Folks and Sparrows: A Trendy Café-Épicerie-Concept Store in Paris' 11ème
August 6, 2014
The latest buzz on the Paris coffee scene this summer is Folks and Sparrows, a café-épicerie-concept store tucked away on a quiet street in the 11ème, one of my favorite neighborhoods.
I had the pleasure of spending a couple of hours here on a drizzly Tuesday afternoon last week. I relaxed into a leather easy chair in the corner, admired the sunflower and lavender arrangements around me, and enjoyed a perfectly satisfying cappuccino – smooth, creamy, and served in a hefty mug for two hands. Folk music played in the background and I felt immediately transported to another place, a cabin in the rural woods of New England perhaps.
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La Fine Mousse Restaurant: Craft Beer & Innovative Bites in Paris' 11th Arrondissement
July 23, 2014
As French parliament considers an amendment that would place beer among the country's protected gastronomic traditions, one wonders why craft beer isn't available in more restaurants in Paris. While a few forward-thinking places like Septime and Frenchie To Go offer craft beer, only one has made it as important as the main course—La Fine Mousse Restaurant. It shouldn't come as a surprise; this is the latest venture from the fellows behind Paris' first craft beer bar of the same name, located across the street in the 11th arrondissement. LFM has set itself a lofty goal: bring beer to the dinner table and prove that it's a worthy companion to exceptional food.
On a Friday evening in late June, the restaurant's front windows were thrown wide open, casting a soft summer light on the high wooden tables in the India Pale Ale Room. On the other side of the bar, in the Barley Wine Room, a few diners settled into low booths, ready to experience the six-course tasting menu. In the India Pale Ale Room, I decided to sample the small plate menu, which changes weekly according to what's in season and Californian chef William Ransome's inspiration. Continue Reading »
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Le Bon Georges: Fresh Food and Friendly Dining in Paris' SoPi Neighborhood
July 3, 2014
With a menu that embraces the best of France and an approach to customer service that rejects the worst, Le Bon Georges is swiftly becoming a new neighborhood favorite in the 9th arrondissement.
Lunch service starts with a smile from a hostess and a seat in the sun-soaked, airy dining room where the attentive waitstaff takes over, buzzing between tables and sharing their excitement about the food they serve.
The reasonably priced lunch formule is 15 euro for the plat du jour with your choice of starter or desert. The price is right to entice locals who come on their lunch break, giving the restaurant a nice, neighborhood feel.
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Paris' Hottest New Outdoor Hangouts: La Passerelle & Le Perchoir Marais
June 26, 2014
Last summer, the boys behind Le Perchoir brought eating and drinking in Paris to new heights, offering visitors and locals alike a never-before seen view over the rooftops of Paris from the East.
Le Perchoir, the first rooftop bar of its kind in Paris coupled with a high-end restaurant quickly became the place to be throughout the summer season.
I spent many evenings on their rooftop sipping their cocktails and natural wines, sunny Sundays filled with their specialty côte de boeuf and food festivals like the Paris Pop Up that gathered the it crowd of Paris food & wine. Needless to say, I wasn't the only one.
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Shopping Break: Our Favorite Paris Lunch Spots Near Le Bon Marché
May 28, 2014
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Aristide Boucicaut opened the world's first department store in the 1850′s. Le Bon Marché was an instant and enduring success, changing shopping habits (and the neighborhood) forever.
The magnificent Hôtel Lutetia was built across the street to host out of town shoppers, and restaurants opened to feed them. Little has changed in the last 150 years and there are still a lot of great lunch options in the area, making it hard to choose just one!
Café Varenne - Although they all have similar menus, not all cafés are created equal and Café Varenne is a cut above the rest, using fresh, quality ingredients for simple, seasonal meals. Continue Reading »
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Table for One: The Best Places To Dine Solo in Paris
March 24, 2014
Who says Paris is just for lovers? With world-class museums, jaw-dropping architecture and monuments galore, exploring the City of Light alone can be fun, freeing and fulfilling.
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But the one thing that can still strike fear into the solo traveler heart is the phrase: "table for one." The easiest way around this dilemma is to skip the table all together and head straight for the counter seating at one of these picks from some of the city's latest hotspots.
For a leisurely lunch for one, check out Caillebotte, the latest from the team behind popular le Pantruche. Tucked away on a quiet corner in trendy SoPi, sit at the tiny counter to watch the busy kitchen turn out seasonal and fresh dishes like foam-topped skate, pumpkin soup with chestnut cream or tarragon ice cream desserts. Continue Reading »
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Paris' Small Plates Trend: Artisan, Buvette, Braisenville & Ito Delight in SoPi
March 13, 2014
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You can call it tapas, mezze, hors d'ouvres… But, whatever you call it, small plate dining has been big news in Paris for the past few years.
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Places like Verjus, Au Passage, Mary Celeste, l'Avant Comptoir, Bones and Frenchie Wine bar have upped the ante when it comes to these meals made up of mini-servings. With so many spots, it's hard to choose. So, if you're interested in partaking in this particular fad, here's a hat trick of SoPi hotspots for an all night tapas tour.
Since Artisan doesn't take reservations, it's best to begin your night here to guarantee a seat. This laid back location is the latest from the group behind La Maison Mère and they've up their game thanks to the one-two punch of barman Frederic Le Bordays and chef Vanessa Krycève. Continue Reading »
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March Events in Paris: Blue Valentine, Dessance, Marlette and More
March 4, 2014
Piero Pizzi Cannella – Art Fair Paris
Blue Valentine is the newest cozy address in the 11th, a neighborhood that plays host to favorites like Le Chateaubriand, Bones, Septime, Clamato… The list goes on. The restaurant focuses on carefully crafted cocktails and fresh, beautifully designed dishes. Chef Saïto Terumitsu (formerly of the Mandarin Oriental) seems to have found his place in this foodie quartier. And it's worth mentioning that the ingredients are sourced from some of the top producers in the city, with from veggies coming from Terroirs d'Avenir and coffee from Brûlerie de Belleville.
Omnivore World Tour, Paris March 16-18 2014
One of our favorite foodie fest organizers is back for their 9th edition; yes, the Omnivore World Tour hits Paris from March 16 – 18 for three days of superior food from standout new chefs from around the world. Not-to-miss events? The Pop up Dinners, the Fucking Dinners, and, of course, the party at Le Perchoir.
From March 27 – 30, Art Paris Art Fair will bring 140 galleries from 20 countries into the famed Grand Palais for a great display of modern and contemporary art. This year's exhibition focuses mostly on pieces coming from the East, with China as the guest of honor. Last year's exhibition drew more than 50,000 visitors, and I imagine this year's will bring even more.
Dessance (Francoise Dorelli)
A new dessert-centric restaurant has opened on rue des Archives in the Marais and is heaven for anyone who often thinks, "I'd rather skip right to dessert." Dessance, Paris's first dessert-only resto, is being headed by pastry chef Christophe Boucher, formerly of the Grand Vefour and Ledoyen, who has challenged the idea of what a meal should be. We're intrigued, to say the least.
An adorable café and brunch spot has opened on rue des Martyrs and we cannot wait to try it out. Marlette, which has been selling organic cake and bread mixes for several years, recently opened a brick-and-mortar café and their brunch has got us salivating. You can still purchase their mixes to re-create the brunch chez vous and impress your friends. Continue Reading »
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At their meeting on Nov. 24, the Washington County Fiscal Court approved the renewal of the One Call Now contract. One Call Now is a service that lets the county call every county resident with a pre-recorded message in the event of an emergency.
The service includes a mapping feature which allows geographic selection of areas to be notified by telephone in the event of an emergency.
A Martin County family will sleep better this winter knowing that there is heat and electricity in their house, thanks in part to members of the Springfield Knights of Columbus.
Jimmie and Rebecca Carrico, David and Patsy Smith and Springfield Grand Knight Billy Abell left Oct. 19 to take part in the Stewards of Appalachia service project benefiting the Father Beiting Appalachian Mission Center in Louisa, Ky. Members from KC councils from Taylorsville and Mt. Washington also participated in the project.
The economy in our country has seen better days. Prices of almost everything are on the rise, and one of the items affected most is the food we eat.
That's where Angel Food Ministries comes in.
A program that started nearly 15 years ago in Monroe, Ga., to help 34 families in that area has now grown to serve hundreds of thousands of families in 35 states, including Kentucky.
He's a globally known speaker who has given more than 3,000 programs in the U.S. and internationally, and one of his next stops will be Springfield.
Justin Lookadoo is all about helping kids, and he will be bringing his high-energy program for kids and their parents to Washington County Dec. 10-11.
A former juvenile probation officer, Lookadoo is also a best-selling author who has written books on dating for teens. His program addresses what is on the minds of teenagers as they face peer pressure and the challenges of being teenagers in today's world.
Are you having trouble shopping for someone on your Christmas list? Pick up that one-of-a-kind gift this weekend during the annual Lions/Rotary Auction on WLSK 100.9 MIKE FM.
"We've got a lot of great items this year," said Rotary member Hal B. Goode. "We still have a lot of stuff coming in."
Not only did the students come in record numbers for the fall semester, but they are living on campus more so than they ever have in the 77 year history of St. Catharine College. Many of the students have obviously bought into the new tagline, "It's not just college. It's home."
Some people call it controversial and disturbing, and some call it uplifting and inspiring, but no matter how you see the Clothesline Project at St. Catherine College, you can't ignore the message that it sends.
What began as a party for 10 or 12 friends quickly grew to more as uninvited guests showed up on Pat Clements' property on June 6, 2008.
That's what witnesses for the defense told jurors in Washington County District Court last Tuesday, and that's what the members believed, as the six-person jury returned a not guilty verdict 10 minutes after leaving the courtroom to deliberate the case.
For more than 30 years, Juanita Hourigan Hodgen's stories had been sitting in an old shoebox. They were written for grandchildren who were away on vacation in the early 1970s, but they had hardly been thought of again since.
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When Shawn McDonald's Sparrow debut appeared in 2004, listeners were only getting their first tastes of laid-back acoustic pop by the likes of mainstream artists Jack Johnson, John Mayer and Jason Mraz. While it didn't stray far from the troubadour formula made popular by Shaun Mullins and Edwin McCain in the late '90s, acoustic pop gained popularity with its counter-act to the increasingly heavy pop-metal of acts like Nickelback. McDonald made a name for himself with a similar formula of mellow guitar and hip-hop beats. Two years later, with a fan base in tow, his second studio effort took the same down-home acoustic folk and added enough experimentation to distinguish it from its predecessor without taking too much of a detour. The listeners he won over with his stripped-down earthiness in the past should feel the same satisfaction after digesting Ripen. This time around, he pounds home the theme of taking what we have and making it beautiful. The way to do this, he insists, is by continually acknowledging our nothingness before God, as heard on tracks like "Confess," "I Am Nothing" and "Ramblings of a Beggar." Some of the most potent acoustic pop tracks are "Free" — which appeared on Wow Hits 2006 — "Reason," and "Pour Out," a vulnerable gem with the crystal-clear acoustic vibe of Fleetwood Mac's "Landslide." The best departure is the flamenco fantasy "Imago," with its rhythmic picking by guest guitarist Roy Brewer and a "Dido"-like trance beat. All in all, Ripen showed enough growth to widen McDonald's group of core listeners well beyond the coffeehouse crowd. It is extremely likeable for folk-pop enthusiasts and the world at large.


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MACOMB, Ill. (WGEM) -- It's the biggest decision for high school football players and Wednesday was one of the biggest days at Macomb High School in the history of the football program.
Not just one, but two Bombers pledged the NCAA Division I ranks.
Offensive lineman Nick Severs chose to go north and signed his national letter of intent with Iowa State while linebacker Brett Taylor is staying in his backyard after picking Western Illinois.
For Severs, he made up his mind several months ago and says the Cyclone environment made his choice a rather easy one.
"Out of all of my visits there's no other place that made me feel at home. The players and coaches are so trustworthy, they really laid it out there for you and let you know what it was really going to be like," Severs told WGEM Sports.
"I hung out with the players for two days and it was like I'd known them for two years. Every year they get better and we've got quite a recruiting class coming in and it's just a great program to be a part of. It's a lot like here, blue collar team, and just bring the lunch pail ready to work every day."
As for Taylor, he's had his eyes on the Leathernecks for a long time.
In fact Taylor says he's been attending games at Hanson Field for as long as he can remember and always had a strong desire to play there on Saturday's in the fall.
"I felt most comfortable with the players and I already knew all of the facilities. I just feel really comfortable here and I think Western's going to be a very good football team in the future," Taylor explained.
"Definitely the speed of the game will be the biggest adjustment for me and there's more passing, and you can't predict the plays as much. It's always been a dream to be a Division I athlete, and now that I can be, it just feels great."
Macomb head coach Kelly Sears says both players deserve everything they get because of their work ethic. Sears says nothing was ever handed to either player.
PALMYRA, Mo. (WGEM) -- Palmyra's Bobby Gruenloh had several Division I options but in the end a Division II national power will be his next stop.
The All-State defensive lineman Bobby Gruenloh signed his national letter of intent with Northwest Missouri State on Wednesday morning while turning down similar offers from Illinois State and SEMO.
Many think Gruenloh's best playing days are on the horizon and he already knows the challenge that awaits him.
"I feel like I've got a lot of room to grow and a lot of room to improve. (The coaches) want me to weight 270 (lbs.) by the end of my freshman year and I weigh 225 right now, so they obviously see where I can grow a lot," he indicated.
"(Northwest) won a national championship in 2009 and I feel like that means a lot to me. I thought the best chances of winning a national championship was going there. They've had awesome kids go through that program and I feel like if I just listen to what they (say) I should be good."
Gruenloh says he's looking forward to proving his worth in Maryville starting this fall.
QUINCY, Ill. (WGEM) -- A pair from the Quincy High football program made their college decisions as well. Defensive back Ethan Rockhold was one of 29 players to sign with Quincy University and lineman Clay Finklea is taking his abilities to NAIA Taylor University.
Both say they're eager to take what they learned under Rick Little's leadership to the next level.
"I grew up in (Quincy) seeing the games and I know they haven't had a tradition but neither did we (at QHS), and we changed that over the years," Rockhold said. "I think we can make an impact the next few years at QU."
Rockhold joins a Hawks class that includes Central/Southeastern's Dalton Heubner and Drew Miller as well as Pittsfield/Griggsville-Perry product Dillon Butler (McKendree transfer).
According to Finklea, "(Taylor) had a real good team atmosphere and they all really cared about each other, and the coaching staff cared about the players.
You could just tell that everyone enjoyed being there and enjoyed playing there along with their studies of the Christian faith. I'm able to further my faith in that way, too."
Rockhold and Finklea played major roles in the turn around of the Blue Devil program and say they'll work even harder this summer to prepare for their freshman seasons.
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What is your definition of 'freedom'?
Every now and then we all question our own sense of freedom and what it is to be 'free'. How it is to live in the 'land of the free'. As much as it can sometimes be a little deep to talk about with peers, I thought this would be the best place to propose a discussion on your personal opinion of what it is to be 'free'.
See, a lot of people I've asked define 'freedom' as the opportunity to do what ever you want... I then follow this with asking, 'If everyone did as they wished, you'd then be bound by a constant fear of the actions of others, would you not? Then how 'free' would you feel?'
I simply want to start this conversation not because I believe 'freedom' is a definable concept, but because everyones' opinions of the idea is different and it's interesting to hear those opinions.
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Apr 30 2013: GREAT AND RELEVANT QUESTION IN THESE TIMES!
The Bible puts freedom in full context. Freedom is a product of law and not the absense of it (now how unexpected is that!). Actually, let me start form the top down.
DOMINION - (top level) The full physical territory and theoretical scope of influence. For God, this includes everything He created except our free will (a similar consequence of God's choice otherwise it wouldn't be free). Man's domain is the earth and his ideas.
POWER - (lower level) The ability to produce change in something or someone else inside our realm of dominion.
GOVERNMENT / KINGDOM - The system of power employed or power structure excersised.
LAW - The proactive communication of that system of power and that which defines (and simultaneously limits) our freedom. JUDGEMENT - (sticking this one in there) The reactive communication and excersize of that power which limits our freedom.
AUTHORITY - (the middle) The individual (legitimate) power that remains within the confines of the Law (what the Republic of America was built on).
PURPOSE - (lower, more fundamental level) The internal goal that further limits our freedom, around which we exercise our (legitimate) authority, and the direct product of our identity.
IDENTITY - (the core) In short, your position towards God, "your Creator".
So, the more free you realize you are, the more responsibility you equally have - ignorance is (temporary) bliss. This may seem more familiar to some if you read them in reverse order.
[Anecdote: God was free to ignore/destroy his creation but freely chose self-sacrifice to set the 1st example of the consequence of freedom.]
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The NCAA has turned down Georgia State's appeal to allow Curtis Washington to play for the men's basketball team this year.
Washington, a 6-9, 230-pound forward, transferred to Georgia State from Southern Cal during the offseason. He will have two years of eligibility remaining. The Panthers will host Life College in an exhibition at 7 p.m. Monday at the Sports Arena.
Coach Ron Hunter said they considered appealing the NCAA's decision, but decided not to.
Washington's absence should mean more playing time for T.J. Shipes, Laron Smith and Denny Burguillos, according to Hunter.
The situation is the same as Manny Atkins', who transferred to Georgia State from Virginia Tech and had to sit out last year. He is eligible to play this year.
While Washington must now sit out (he can still practice), another big man is catching Hunter's eye. He said Markus Crider, a 6-6 combo player, is coming on strong. Hunter said Crider is skilled enough to play anywhere from point to power forward.
"He's so versatile he makes things better for us," Hunter said.
Ryann Green, a 6-1 guard, is another player who is impressing Hunter. Green, who walked on to the team last year, has worked his way into the eight-man rotation because of his toughness.
"As a group I love where we are at but those two guys have really worked their way into the rotation," Hunter said.
Though R.J. Hunter is one of four players who will likely start, along with Devonta White, Rashaad Richardson and Manny Atkins, Hunter said he'd like to R.J. improve his consistency and defense, which Hunter said happens with most of the freshmen.
"His bad days can't be bad," Hunter said. "His great days are great. He's got to figure out that medium."
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Russell out for rest of season
Georgia State run over by Villanova
Notes, quotes and observations following Georgia State's loss to Villanova
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October 25th, 2012
12:50 pm
How are Shipes and Smith coming along. Are we considering redshirting one of the two.
October 25th, 2012
1:27 pm
Thanks again NCAA. Another student/athlete wasting a year away of eligibility. No surprise here, just got to go with who we have ready and eligible to play. CRH will lead these men to VICTORY again no doubt. Take it to them on the hard court PANTHERS!
October 25th, 2012
1:33 pm
Sad news…
October 25th, 2012
1:39 pm
I do notice that there is not so much Trash talk form the GaState fans on this blog or the other blogs anymore. Glad you GaState fans have LEARNED your place.
Yes, GaState Ben is GONE. He even stopped saying GSU is the Real GSU, now that he realizes GaState couldn't beat Ga Southerns second team.
October 25th, 2012
1:43 pm
It's not like there's any reason he should graduate on time… There are no jobs!!
October 25th, 2012
1:45 pm
[...] NCAA rules Washington can't play for GSU this year [...]
October 25th, 2012
2:06 pm
Ga Southern has a basketball team?
October 25th, 2012
2:16 pm
Could have use them this season, but we will move forward! At least he will be allowed to practice so he can learn the system.
Go GSU PANTHERS!
October 25th, 2012
4:28 pm
Our "place" is D-1 FBS along with GT and UGA right where we always should be.
October 25th, 2012
6:15 pm
Well I guess somebody has the be #120 in the FBS.
October 25th, 2012
10:42 pm
You know what's funny? Slave owners and segregationist always told black people to LEARN their place. I guess not much has changed down there in Statesboro…figures.
October 26th, 2012
8:26 am
Would like to see Georgia State play Mercer again. Go Bears!!
October 26th, 2012
11:31 am
Here we go!
Let's go Panthers
October 26th, 2012
11:39 am
Didn't Ga State beat Southern in basketball by 20 points last season? I kind of remember it being a beat down. Using a Southern Troll's logic why does Ga Southern have a basketball team? Your team sucks so bad that you should be embarrassed. You need to recognize and appreciate teams like Ga State MBB who have earned the right to say your team sucks. Bow down to us and as we criticize you and your team throughout the season do not reply. You should take it because your team is terrible. I describe your entire basketball team as a Dumpster that is burning out of control.
Does this sound familiar to you…..no……. denial.
October 26th, 2012
2:48 pm
I love it!!
October 26th, 2012
3:08 pm
How and why does race always find its way into everything? Nobody was talking about race, just good old fashion ripping going on between the to GSUs
October 26th, 2012
3:09 pm
whoops..two GSUs
October 26th, 2012
5:38 pm
Learning Your Place is long used term by those who are insecure about those below them rising up. The prime examples are racists (slave owners, segregationists, racists or those in a position of power, however, race is the 1st thing that comes to mind when using the term Learn Your Place.
October 29th, 2012
11:27 am
not for most of us.. you should evaluate your own attitudes and determine if you are changing with the times or if you are one of problems. Most of the world is moving on.
October 29th, 2012
11:57 am
Reader, please explain to us what exactly it means?
I am ahead of the times because I don't use phrases like that, only people stuck in a by gone era still use those phrases. Maybe you need to move on from using that phrase.