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Have a brainy happy birthday Roma! (Father Z's Kitchen)
As if I needed any reminder, my Roman Curia calendar alerted me to the fact that today is the 2768th Birthday of Rome. My friend the Great Roman Fabrizio™ decided, given the terrible news lately, to celebrate with a tasty … Continue reading
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Regarding recent repasts
It has been some time since I've posted about interesting food. I am presently in my native place, which also happens to be a great food city. Yesterday I was delighted to go to one of my favorite Chinese spots in … Continue reading
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Ancient Greek Fish on Friday
One of the blogs I follow is Pass the Garum. They recently moved to a new site, by the way. As you know from reading this blog for a while, garum is a fermented fish sauce that the Romans put … Continue reading
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Fr. Z's Kitchen: Sunday Chicken
I was in Paris not long ago and one dish that I didn't get to have there was Coq au vin. I therefore determined to make some. It has been a while. Since my Sunday night plans opened up, I … Continue reading
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Exaltation of the Cross, Summorum Pontifical, Basil Pesto
Tomorrow, 14 September, I think I shall make some fresh pesto tomorrow for the feast of the Exaltation of the Cross… 7th anniversary of Summorum Pontificum. I found this on Vultus Christi: The aromatic herb, basil (Ocimum basilicum) has long … Continue reading
Fr. Z's Kitchen: Sauces and some rescue tips
I haven't been doing much interesting cooking, I'm afraid. I have, however, done a couple things that might be of interest. Not too long ago, I made supper for myself and a priest friend, pan-fried steaks, sautéed mushrooms, and sauce Béarnaise from … Continue reading
Of Rose, Forty Hours and Breakfast
As I prepare to leave my native place, I ramped up with a big breakfast. Hard to beat this. Bacon = Crispy Eggs = Easy Bread = Wheat The diner where I broke my fast has a counter, near the … Continue reading
Posted in Fr. Z's Kitchen, On the road, What Fr. Z is up to Tagged breakfast 9 Comments
Lent, Gator Meat, and You… and I
In this week's digital edition of the UK's best Catholic weekly, The Catholic Herald, I saw this cartoon: Not a lot of gators in Ol' Blighty, except perhaps plodding around in the offices of The Bitter Pill, but I think we are … Continue reading
Posted in "How To..." - Practical Notes, Fr. Z's Kitchen, Lighter fare, Our Catholic Identity Tagged alligator, crocodile, gator 19 Comments
At last the legendary Nakatish Meat Pies
Last night we enjoyed some homemade Meat Pies. It is clear from even 5 minutes in Natchitoches that Meat Pies are thing here.
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French food pheun photo folly. Wherein Fr. Z meets the Inspector.
Who knew? Just the other night Inspector Clouseau burst into the restaurant where I was dining with friends… at the Ritz, as a matter of fact: "Eez dees yeur pheun?! Yeu arr teking zee pheuteaux wit yeur pheun! Dees ees … Continue reading
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Fr. Z's Kitchen: Pudding and Glock edition
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Fr. Z's Kitchen: Lentil Soup 1
I had a strong hankering for Lentil Soup. As a matter of fact, I have had this hankering since I had some in Detroit recently. Winter is soup season, and it is definitely winter here: temp 7°F. I found a … Continue reading
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"Stir Up Sunday" 2013! – UPDATES
The Collect from Holy Mass today in the traditional Roman Rite is: Excita, quaesumus. Dómine, tuórum fidélium voluntátes: ut, divíni óperis fructum propénsius exsequéntes; pietátis tuæ remédia maióra percípiant. Or… Stir up the will of your faithful, we pray, O … Continue reading
Posted in "How To..." - Practical Notes, Fr. Z's Kitchen, Lighter fare Tagged Christmas Pudding, Stir Up Sunday 31 Comments
Fr Z's Kitchen: Friday Lunch
Grilled cheese sandwich by grilled cheese sandwich. Cheddar on rye, tomato basil soup. Behold the New Evangelization… that and the TLM everywhere. UPDATE: More Romano
Posted in "How To..." - Practical Notes, Fr. Z's Kitchen, Our Catholic Identity Tagged friday, Friday penance, kitchen, lunch 13 Comments
Of Carbonara and an Onomastico
I am, thanks to some of you readers, now ensconced in my apartment in Rome. I met friends tonight for supper. Some of you said that you live vicariously through travel entries, so I will obliged as time permits. The … Continue reading
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Wednesday, February 27, 2002
By JERRY LAMAITA
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I don't have any particular political stance, nor do I hold myself out as a rigid environmentalist, I don't buy organic foods, and my house is made of wood.
However, from merely an observational standpoint, I could not help but notice what appeared to be quite a contradiction at the Meadows ski trail meeting. The Hood River Valley Residents Committee testimony seemed to center on a strong concern for the adverse environmental impact that a cross-country ski trail would have on the south side of the valley. A cause that we can all relate to, however the dichotomy arises when one takes the time to examine both the environmental practices and the history behind the actions of members of the Committee.
In the mid '60s several prominent Committee members were heavily vying for the permit to operate a ski area in the National Forest. They lost their fight to the group that currently operates Mt. Hood Meadows. Since then, there has been a formal four-decade attempt in the courts, at the administrative level, and in the media to stop every single project undertaken by Meadows management. Either that group had a sudden epiphany of environmental consciousness or, perhaps, more realistically, we are witness to a case of sour grapes that has existed since Lyndon Johnson was in office. I can't help but ask myself: if it was completely acceptable for one group to develop a ski area in a virgin forest, why is it so abhorrent for another to have done exactly the same?
With respect to the comment concerning practices that "threaten the health of forest and agricultural properties," a comment that seems to codify the stance of this group, I find mentioning these two in the same sentence akin to the cat guarding the henhouse. The mutual exclusivity of the health of a forest and the health of a farm are not subject to debate, just look at the Amazon. After all, you first had to first eliminate the forest to get the farm. In addition to deforestation, farming practices that utilize massive amounts of pesticides, inorganic fertilizer and polluting smudge pots to control frost is the absolute antithesis of a virgin forest. In fact, one could draw the conclusion that the large-scale inorganic farms owned and operated by several prominent Committee members, gives rise to the abstract possibility that environmental saber rattling is merely being used to deflect scrutiny from their own dirty environmental practices. That, of course, could be the view if one were, say, an environmental purist.
So while Committee members fertilize their farms and log their land, run cattle and alter the course of rivers, you have to ask yourself, what's the agenda here? The appeal to all our sense of environmental stewardship is compelling; we all struggle with the need to protect public lands, with the economic realities facing families, with well-managed recreation. However, as well intended as some groups' causes at first blush seem to be, the message and credibility is rendered meaningless when form does not follow function.
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Last week, we reprinted the entire statement prepared by Mark Kelly, husband of former Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords, which he read at the sentencing of Tucson shooter Jared Loughner.
To the statement, which included a pointed remark about Governor Jan Brewer's comments after the shooting, Brewer's spokesman said the governor "isn't interested in engaging in politics."
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Here's the part of Kelly's remarks -- which he's directing at Loughner -- where he references Brewer:
In this state we have elected officials so feckless in their leadership that they would say, as in the case of Governor Jan Brewer, "I don't think it has anything to do with the size of the magazine or the caliber of the gun." She went on and said, "Even if the shooter's weapon had held fewer bullets, he'd have another gun, maybe. He could have three guns in his pocket" - she said this just one week after a high capacity magazine allowed you to kill six and wound 19 others, before being wrestled to the ground while attempting to reload. Or a state legislature that thought it appropriate to busy itself naming an official Arizona state gun just weeks after this tragedy occurred, instead of doing the work it was elected to do: encourage economic growth, help our returning veterans and fix our education system.
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One man's ranking of the 10 best quarterbacks in the NFL today ...
10. Eli Manning
Just to put an end to a debate that never actually started:
Since the start of the 2007 season, Tom Brady has thrown 25 interceptions in 1,646 pass attempts (with 114 touchdowns and two MVP's).
In 2010, Eli Manning threw 25 interceptions in 539 pass attempts.
There was an idea Out There that the Super Bowl performance vs. the Patriots was going to be the trigger that would lead Eli into the conversation of best quarterback in football. Hasn't happened -- he has won exactly zero playoff games since 18-1 (and he hadn't won a playoff game before). He's a better quarterback than he was three years ago -- his three highest passer ratings have come in each of the last three years -- but he's still closer to being a top 15 guy than a top-five QB. Put it another way: Even with what he managed to pull off in Glendale, would the prospect of playing Eli Manning in a Super Bowl strike you with any sense of fear?
9. Matt Ryan
Here's where Ryan and Joe Flacco are after three years:
Completions: Ryan 885, Flacco 878
Attempts: Ryan 1,456, Flacco 1,416
Yards: Ryan 10,061, Flacco 10,206
Touchdowns: Ryan 66, Flacco 60
Interceptions: Ryan 34, Flacco 34
Passer Rating: Ryan 86.9, Flacco 87.9
Career Record: Ryan 33-13, Flacco 32-16
Pretty much a push, right? So why Flacco over Ryan? Simple: Four playoff wins for Flacco, which is exactly four more playoff wins than Ryan. I understand it's not the perfect way to determine who is a better quarterback -- Mark Sanchez has as many playoff wins as Flacco and he's not on the list -- but it seems a fair enough as a tiebreaker.
8. Joe Flacco
Here's what you like about Flacco: Everything is trending the right way. He's played in the NFL for three seasons -- and hasn't missed a start -- and has improved in passing yards, TDs, interception percentage, TD percentage, yards per attempt and passer rating each season. It's worth watching to see if the loss of Todd Heap and Derrick Mason -- if not full-fledged binky guys at least at security blanket status for Flacco -- will mean a step back statically for the first time.
7. Michael Vick
I wouldn't give Vick $40 million guaranteed -- no chance he stays healthy with that offensive line -- but he played at a level last season (100.2 rating) that Manning, Ryan and Flacco haven't come close to for a full season in their careers.
If Manning's neck was completely healthy he might bumped up one or two spots, but he is 35 years old and coming off a season where he ranked 10th in passer rating (worst finish since rookie season) and threw 17 interceptions, most since 2002. He could prove me wrong and put together another MVP season, but I think we are squarely in the middle of Act III for Manning.
(Oh, and last year I put together a list of the 10 greatest quarterbacks in NFL history. I had Manning ranked third, Brady fourth, but with the proviso that the two could swap positions if Brady had a monster season. And I think 36 TDs against four interceptions qualify. So it's Brady at No. 3, Manning No. 4 now (Montana and Unitas at one-two). And same goes as last year -- it's still close enough that the two could trade positions again.)
Lots of black ink on the pro football-reference page of Rivers, and all of it in the last three years. He led the NFL in TDs in 2007, yards per attempt in each of the last three seasons, passer rating in 2007 (third in 2009, second last season) and yards passing last season. The reality is that Rivers has been the best quarterback -- statistically -- in the NFL the last three seasons. But ultimately this is a position judged by winning (and I'm not sure how fair that is, but these are the established rules), and Rivers needs to at least get to the Super Bowl before he can be considered for the title as Best Quarterback On The Planet. But he's as sure a bet as you'll get for 30 touchdowns and 4,000 yards this season.
Roethlisberger is clearly a creep and might very well be in jail today were it not for that goober-buffet down in Milledgeville, but this isn't a list of the top 10 candidates for the 2011 Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year Award. It's easy to simply label Roethlisberger as winner and move on, but he's more than that. This isn't Trent Dilfer with the Ravens, or even Brady in 2001. Roethlisberger is eighth all-time in passer rating, tops among active QBs in yards per pass attempt and yards per completion and 12th all-time in completion percentage. Sure, he's been lucky enough to have a terrific defense during his career (if you swapped Rivers and Roethlisberger, probably Rivers has two Super Bowls and Roethlisberger has none) but this is absolutely a franchise quarterback.
3. Drew Brees
If he never played another snap has he done enough to get in the Hall of Fame? It's pretty close, but I think I'd put him in … His interceptions were up last year (22, most in his career), but Brees still led the NFL in completion percentage for the second straight year and put up his fifth straight year with at least 4,300 yards passing and 25 touchdowns.
Look, if he matches his 2010 season (and postseason) again this year there is no question he'll be the easy No. 1 pick. And we know this isn't a guy that came out of nowhere last year -- Rodgers now has three seasons with a passer rating of at least 100 (his 98.4 rating is the best in NFL history). But he just wasn't as good as Brady last year (eight fewer touchdowns and seven more interceptions). One postseason run -- brilliant as it was -- isn't enough to knock Brady out of the top spot.
1. Tom Brady
Yup, he hasn't won a playoff game during the Obama presidency. And there's no way around this: When he's pressured in the pocket he isn't the same quarterback he was before the Bernard Pollard hit. But let's be fair: How many quarterbacks are going to put up a 111.0 passer rating (36 touchdowns against four picks -- that nine-to-one touchdown to interception ratio is easily the best in history) with two rookie tight ends, two undrafted running backs and your top wideout less than a year removed from ACL surgery?
I guess 2007 was his best season, but he was never better than he was down the stretch least year. His worst passer rating over the last eight weeks of the season was 107.0. (His 111.0 season rating was fifth-best all time. He's the only player to have two seasons in the top five.) During those eight weeks he has threw 22 TD passes and no interceptions. He was a no-brainer choice as the MVP and is still the pick for the best in the league today.
Dale, Michael and Jerry dig into the details of this draft for the Patriots with ESPN's Mike Reiss.
Giardi and Price discuss the Tom Brady appeal getting overturned and Roger Goodell's victory tour. The guys can't believe the victory lap and some of his behavior. The more you listen to him, the more frustrating his behavior becomes.
Giardi and Price break down how the teams in the AFC East altered their futures after the NFL Draft weekend.
Sam Packard is joined by Celtics 2nd Round draft pick Abdel Nader to discuss his path to the the NBA and how he plans to improve his game. Sam then talks to Player Development Coach Nick Friedman from Elite Skills Training, the pre-Draft camp Nader attended. Friedman also gives his opinion on the Celtics performance at summer league and the development of Jaylen Brown.
Isaiah Thomas talks to Glenn and Lou about why he loves Boston, the NBA Money Bump, oh, and some Durant guy
Danny Ainge joins Glenn and Christian to explain the Celtics draft process; and he also discusses the trade rumors that permeated the night.
Christian recaps the Sox 2-1 loss to the Twins. Eduardo Rodriguez had a good showing tonight but couldn't get the run support needed to secure a W. Thoughts on all of that as well as your calls on Red Sox Review.
Red Sox Starting Pitcher Steven Wright joins Glenn, John Tomase, and Tom Caron to discuss pitching the knuckler in adverse conditions, his journey through MLB, and his All-Star experience.
The final hour of RSR features your calls as well as some thoughts on Clay Buchholz and Fenway Park.
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DJ and Pete continue to assess the season that was for the Bruins and look toward the future for the franchise and how they can improve.
DJ and Pete are together for the final Sunday Skate of the season. They get into their overall thoughts on the season, the Bruins keeping Claude Julien on as head coach and the end-of-season press conferences last week. They discuss the rebuild process, what the Bruins need and how they can obtain it. Plenty of callers have their own theories and opinions on all of these topics as well.
Former rock jock Gary Tanguay channels his radio past to attempt to "hit the post" of several classic soft rock favorites as Minihane eggs him on.
Somewhat reluctantly, Kirk and Gary take calls on who would start a one-game playoff for the Red Sox right now between Steven Wright, Rick Porcello and David Price
The 8am hour stays off the rails with Kirk and Gary discussing Ken the producer's sex life and how attractive women find them
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Acronyms abound, as Glenn, John Tomase, and Tom Caron discuss the MLB Hall of Fame, and PED's. Also, is David Ortiz a Hall of Famer?
Glenn, John Tomase, and Tom Caron discuss Clay Buchholz' current state of limbo.
With less than a week before camp opens up, we discuss some Patriots on a day that just feels like NFL training camp weather.
We talk Sox on a hot summer Friday, and how John Farrell is in a no-win situation with some fans despite the team's performance.
In honor of the passing of coach Dennis Green, we present four of the best NFL Coaching rants (during press conferences) of all time.
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Kirk Minihane is joined by Lenny Dykstra to talk about his book, his life pleasing older women, and Lenny tries to avoid his past issues with money. This is one explosive episode.
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Jim Hackett and Pete Davidson are back right on time for the start of the NFL and Fantasy Football pre-draft season. Topics of the day include some news around the league centering on the suspension of Le'Veon Bell, bad news swirling around Ezekiel Elliot and the passing of Coach Dennis Green. Then it's into the fun stuff featuring conversation about the Patriots Offense with the additions of Martellus Bennett and Chris Hogan and a first look at the Top 12 Wide Receivers heading into Training Camp. It's time to gear up for Fantasy Football people, giddy up!
After a few callers argue with Kirk and Gerry about racial profiling in America, the guys get to WEEI's Michael Holley disagreeing with Callahan on the inclusion of Michael Brown into recent examples of tragic deaths of blacks in America.More from this show
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Dale, Michael and Jerry talk about the end of it all... Tom Brady will not seek a higher appeal of the US District Court's decision.More from this show
Gerry, Mut and Kirk dig back into the Melania Trump speech on night one of the RNC and discuss how the Trump team will and should handle things going forward.More from this show
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No longer did we implicitly trust that our government would do the right thing, because we knew that there were times when America�s good intentions often led to terribly bad, and often fatal, results. It was like learning that your parents, who you knew to be loving and caring, had a darker side, an inexplicable past that, once revealed, clouded how you felt about them. The cynicism that many of us have developed, in reaction to the actions of our government in the 60�s and 70�s, are reflexive today as we question the domestic and international policies of the Bush administration. Today, nearly 6 out of 10 Americans feel that the Iraq war �is not worth it� and fifty percent feel that President Bush �deliberately misled� them on the issue of weapons of mass destruction; 60 percent of Americans believe it is time to start withdrawing troops, now that more than 1700 have already been killed in action. Perhaps it is no surprise that Bush�s approval ratings now hover at a meager 41 percent (coincidentally, the approval rating for Congress is 33%). The Downing Street Memo, which President George Bush and Prime Minister Tony Blair two-stepped around last week in Washington, adds new ammo to the argument that the Bush administration had made a decision to go to war in Iraq as early as the summer of 2002. It supports the notion that the administration cooked the books to make the intelligence justify invading Iraq. The cast of characters today are eerily reminiscent of those disgraced officials of the Watergate era. Transpose Donald Rumsfield, Dick Cheney, Paul Wolfowitz and the rest of the neo-cons with the arrogance of John Mitchell, Charles Colson, Spiro Agnew and the rest of the loyalists surrounding Nixon. Remember the maxim that power corrupts, absolute power corrupts absolutely? There is a vacuum of trust today, just like there was under Nixon in the 70�s. That is why we don�t trust Bush to do the right thing for us on Social Security, the Patriot Act, or the war on terrorism. We don�t believe that he and his oil men know how to deal with global warming while creating an energy policy that leads our country into the future. We don�t believe that he is the right man to fix health care, education or unite this vast and often divided country. And we don�t believe he is the right man to fix the economy after he traded tax cuts to the wealthy and funding for a pre-emptive war into the largest deficit in our lifetimes. Like Nixon, Bush has amassed power in the executive branch, where transparency in government is often the first casualty to expediency. There is a dark side to this administration that many people find troublesome. Quite frankly, we just don�t trust them.


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Lesson on passwords may have prevented abduction of Cub Scouts
Amy Sancetta, Associated Press
OGDEN — A Cub Scout lesson on "stranger danger" may have prevented two young boys from being abducted Wednesday.
About 5:40 p.m., two 8-year-old boys were in the parking lot of an LDS Church meetinghouse, 1402 Country Hills Drive, waiting for a ride home following a Scouting activity when a man drove up next to them.
"He got out of his truck and he said to the boys, 'Your mom told me to come and get you. I'm supposed to take you home.' And the other boy said, 'No, you're not.' And he said, 'Yes, I am.' And (the boy) said, 'What's the password?'" said one of the boy's mothers.
The mother asked that her name not be used in order to protect her son's identity.
The man, she said, told the other boy he didn't have a password and pushed him to the ground. The man then approached her son and again said he was there to take him home. The second boy also asked for the password. When the man didn't know it, both boys ran to the back of the church where other Scouts and leaders were still outside, the mother said.
Police are now praising the two Cub Scouts for taking the right action.
"You gotta love the Scout program because the Scout program teaches that," said Ogden Police Lt. Danielle Croyle.
The mother of one of the boys said she and her son had just recently established a password. She said it was part of his Scouting homework to talk about "stranger danger" with his parents. The mother said the password was something she never expected would come into use.
"I did it just kind of last minute, honestly, just trying to rush through it and get the lesson done," she said. "I really believe it possibly could have saved them both.
"He said, 'Mom, he didn't know (the code).' And I said, 'I'm so glad. I'm so glad.' You just don't think that's going to happen. Passwords protect kids."
The mother said her son was mostly doing OK but "woke up in the middle of the night crying and came into my room, just afraid."
But what makes her feel a little more at ease is knowing the incident was likely random.
"I don't think he was specifically targeted. I think he was in the wrong place at the wrong time," she said.
The mother also believes "beyond a showed of a doubt," she said, "that these kids were being watched over, and I am so grateful for that."
Still, the mother said she "won't let (my son) walk to school, and I don't know if I will till they catch the guy."
Ogden police say they are also trying to spread the word around the neighborhood to be on the lookout for the man, and for parents to talk to their children about such dangers.
"We're talking to church officials in the area, and they have notified their congregation about it. They're all going to go over this kind of 'stranger danger' with people in the neighborhood," Croyle said.
The man was described as a dark-complected white or Hispanic man with short, blond, spiky hair in sort of a faux-hawk style. He was last seen driving a dark colored, late '90s Chevy pickup truck with a large scratch on the side.
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Google-backed Calico will create a research-and-development site in the San Francisco Bay Area as part of a new, up-to-$1.5 billion R&D collaboration with AbbVie, the companies said today.
The collaboration is intended to help the companies discover, develop, and bring to market new therapies for patients with neurodegeneration and cancer, as well as other age-related diseases. The R&D site will focus on drug discovery and early drug development efforts that draw on AbbVie's commercial expertise and its scientific and clinical development support, AbbVie and Calico said.
Calico—an acronym for its formal name of California Life Sciences LLC—was founded last year by Google, which funds the company to carry out R&D into the biology that controls lifespan, then apply that know-how by developing advanced technologies toward "interventions that enable people to lead longer and healthier lives."
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The companies said they will each provide an initial up to $250 million, followed by an additional $500 million. Calico will oversee research and early development during the first five years, and continue to advance collaboration projects through Phase IIa for a 10-year period.
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In the first major study in English of Spanish agrarian history, James Simpson examines how traditional agriculture responded to population growth and the integration of commodity markets. He argues that decisive changes in farming techniques only occurred at the start of this century; development was then interrupted by the Spanish Civil War and subsequent short-sighted government policies, only resuming in the 1950's. This comprehensive study will be of relevance to historical geography and agrarian history, as well as economic history.
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Ten strangers, apparently with little in common, are lured to an island mansion off the coast of Devon by the mysterious U.N. Owen. Over dinner, a record begins to play, and the voice of an unseen host accuses each person of hiding a guilty secret. That evening, former reckless driver Tony Marston is found murdered by a deadly dose of cyanide.
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I don't normally go for older books myself as I often find the writing style and language used a put off, but this book has a timeless quality to it and was an easy read. Was sucked right in to the plot and loved going back to previous chapters to look for subtle clues. I was convinced I had deduced the murderer at least 3 times before the truth was revealed. The ending wasn't 100% convincing as an explanation if I am honest but a minor point. Narrator was superb and brought the many characters to life excellently.
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Redland Yurara's annual Spring Exhibition will open on Friday, 9 September, and will continue until Sunday, 25 September. The theme for this year's exhibition is simply 'Spring Time', and members are invited to creatively interpret this theme (you don't have to paint only florals!). Entry forms will be available soon, but please start thinking about your entries now. Paintings will need to be ready for hanging by 5 September, 2016.
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Mercure Sydney, Chippendale
- Sauna
During renovations, the hotel will make every effort to minimize noise and disturbance.
Main amenities
- 517 guestrooms
- Restaurant and bar/lounge
- Indoor pool
- Rooftop terrace
- Breakfast available
- WiFi in the lobby
- Fitness center
- Self parking
- Business center
- Airport shuttle
- In-room childcare
- 24-hour front desk
For families
- Free cribs/infant beds
- In-room childcare (surcharge)
- Babysitting or childcare (surcharge)
- Refrigerator
- Private bathroom
- Premium TV channels
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- University of Sydney (1.2 mi / 2 km)
- Circular Quay (1.9 mi / 3 km)
- Sydney Opera House (2.1 mi / 3.4 km)
- Sydney Harbour Bridge (2.2 mi / 3.6 km)
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Mercure Sydney, Chippendale
Hotel Info: 866-539-8117from $106
- Standard Room, 1 Queen Bed
- Privilege, Room, 1 Queen Bed
- Standard Room, 2 Double Beds
- Superior Room, 1 Queen Bed, City View
- Deluxe Room, 1 King Bed
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Hotel size
- This hotel has 517 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 15 floors
- Check-in time 2 PM-Midnight
- Check-out time is 11 AM
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- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
- Minimum check-in age is 18
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- Up to 2 children (15 years old and younger) stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding
- Babysitting/childcare *
- Pets not allowed
- WiFi and wired Internet access in public areas *
- WiFi and wired Internet access in rooms *
- Self parking *
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- In-room childcare (surcharge)
- Buffet breakfast daily (surcharge)
- Restaurant
- Bar/lounge
- 24-hour room service
- Indoor pool
- Fitness facilities
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- Business center
- Number of meeting rooms - 8
- Conference space
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- Conference space size (feet) - 18626
- Conference space size (meters) - 1730
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DiningFour Elements Restaurant - This restaurant specializes in local cuisine and serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar. Open daily.
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Deposit: AUD 100.00 per stay
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Onsite credit card charges are subject to an extra charge
Self parking costs AUD 35 per day
Rollaway beds are available for AUD 49 per night
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Airport shuttle service is offered for an extra charge of AUD 15 per person (one way)
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Comfortable bedding, clean room, nice bathroom with plenty of toiletries, courteous front desk and helpful concierge. Directly across the street from the train station, which was excellent. Only negative was that they didn't provide free wifi.
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iPhone call audio via Dock Connector
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Q: Your review of the iPhone 3G dock does not address the question of whether it will allow phone call audio to come out through the Dock Connector (ie, for those of us who have the Dock Connector to AV and USB cable).
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A: Actually, the iPhone does not pass phone call audio out via the Dock Connector at all, regardless of the accessory in use. This is not a limitation of the iPhone 3G Dock or other accessories, but rather of the iPhone itself.
This also includes audio from other phone-related services like Visual Voicemail. Basically, any audio that normally plays through the iPhone earpiece will not be redirected through the Dock Connector. This applies even if you are using the iPhone in speakerphone mode—sound will come from the speaker on the bottom of the iPhone and not via the Dock Connector.
Note that the iPhone 3G Dock does include audio vents in the dock itself to pass through audio when used in speakerphone mode. Accessories that integrate with the iPhone for call handling such as the iHome iP47 (iLounge rating: C+) use the Dock Connector to handle non-call audio and a Bluetooth connection for call handling.
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I don't agree.
"Basically, any audio that normally plays through the iPhone earpiece will not be redirected through the Dock Connector"
Have you ever use skype with the iphone 4 connected to the dock?
The audio comes out through the connector. So I think it will be a software limitation by some state.
Don't say nothing for you can not explain the real causes. Do not generalize when there is an example that does not apply to your explanation.
Think before talking.
Posted by Juan Roca in Toronto on May 14, 2013 at 10:21 AM (CDT)
@Juan Roca (#1): This article was written in January 2009, long before Skype or most other iPhone telephony apps were available, and when the iPhone was running "iOS" 2.0. Of course a lot has changed since then in regard to third-party apps; Apple added more flexibility in subsequent iOS versions—such as the ability for third-party developers to actually play audio through the earpiece at all—and it's now up to individual app developers now to decide which speakers and connectors are used to output audio from their apps.
However, the article refers primarily to audio from the iPhone's actual Phone app, and in that regard, the behaviour is the same today on the iPhone 5 running iOS 6.1.4 as it was on the iPhone 3G running "iOS" 2.2 when this article was written.
Posted by Jesse Hollington in Toronto on May 17, 2013 at 8:04 AM (CDT)
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