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Preparations begin for spelling bee
The Amarillo Globe-News / West Texas A&M University Regional Spelling Bee will be April 10.
The winner of the regional bee will compete at the 51st Scripps Howard National Spelling Bee. Competition is open to area students who attend public, private, parochial or home schools. Students who will not be older than 16 by June 1 or in a grade higher than the eighth by the same date will be eligible to participate in the annual event.
The Globe-News / WT event has two divisions: junior competition for students in grades five and below and senior competition for students in grades six, seven and eight.
Directors may combine their divisions into one contest.
County directors have been named and will be responsible for setting the dates of their own events.
County winners must be certified by March 27 to Jeane Bartlett, newspaper spelling bee editor.
The 1999 issue of the study booklet, "Paideia," is available from the newspaper's personnel office for $1 per copy. The word book is not available by mail in Amarillo or Canyon. Orders should be sent to Spelling Bee Editor, Amarillo Globe-News, Box 2091, Amarillo, Texas 79166.
The "Paideia" booklet is a collection of more than 3,400 words grouped into 29 categories. This year, the booklet contains labels that indicate difficulty level of words: beginning, intermediate and advanced. Words within each level are listed in order of difficulty.
Bee coordinator for the newspaper is Amy Porus, instructor, division of education at WT.
The new director for Potter County is Peggy Frost, principal of Ridgecrest Elementary School. She replaced Gail Powell, former principal at Paramount Terrace Elementary School who moved from the city.
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Join us in October at GPUG/CRMUG Summit 2014 in St. Louis, MO
As we put together our schedule of events this fall, we want to make sure you know about one of the most beneficial events for users. Join us and hundreds of GP & CRM users at GPUGÂ & CRMUG Summits,
October 14-17, in St. Louis, MO.Â
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CRMUG Regional Sessions in Dallas and Minneapolis
Join us for the CRMUG Regional
Conferences to connect, learn, and share with over 100 Dynamics CRM
professionals representing some of the largest chapters in the region. The
conference is designed for end users, administrators/IT, and
developers/technical…an opportunity to broaden your knowledge of Dynamics
While we're there, we'll be sharing SmartConnect – our CRM
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What's behind this software anyway? Webinar 06/05/2014
If you want to become a better problem solver by knowing the behind-the-scenes actions of Dynamics GP, attend this webinar brought to you by GPUG.
The webinar starts at 1:00 Eastern time and lasts for an hour. Sign up at the GPUG Events site: http://www.gpug.com/events/gpugonesource123lgs06052014
This session will show you what happens when you double-click that GP icon or post a batch. You'll learn how transactions flow through the Work, Open and History tables, what those terms really mean and how to find those specific data tables.
You will be more prepared to resolve issues by being able to interpret error messages and hone-in on where the problem might exist. You will no longer be in a panic when a posting crashes or mystery data shows up in an inquiry window. Take command of your system and reduce reliability on your Partner to get your software back up and running.
After the webinar, you can download the slide deck as well as several other documents I've prepared for the event. Come fill your toolbox!
Hope to 'see' you there!
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SQL script for comparing voids between RM and SOP in Dynamics GP
How do we find transactions that were voided in the Receivables Management (RM) module, but not in Sales Order Processing (SOP)? This question has come up few a times on newsgroups and also with our customers. Most recently there was a question on the Dynamics GP Community Forum about this. The script below is a slightly cleaned …
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Microsoft Dynamics Convergence Atlanta 2014 – Day 4 and Wrap Up
Friday, March 7, 2014 – Day 4
Convergence is almost over. After a busy Day 3, I simply decided I had enough and camped out at home for most of the morning. I decided to head down to the Convention Center at around 11:00 AM to take advantage of the USD $100 store certificate to get some goodies at the Microsoft onsite store. I picked up a couple mouses, a Microsoft Dynamics carrying bag, and some apparel to go along.
The place was almost deserted with quite a bit of folks having flights out early in the morning. Convergence has come to an end.
I want to thank the Microsoft team for trusting both Mark and I with delivering the MVP section of the General Session. While a lot of time and prep work goes into making it happen, I certainly have quite a bit of appreciation for the team's effort. Also, thanks for letting me present the various breakout sessions presented. Filling in for Kelly Youells is not an easy task.
I also want to thank the GP User Group (GPUG)Â team for inviting me to conduct the interactive discussion sessions. I have some ideas on how we can get this promoted and will be reaching out soon to you.
Thanks to Tom Manfre, Greg Frick, and Todd Schultz for signing up for the Interactive Discussion sessions. I really have quite some fun listening to your experiences and how you are currently taking advantage of cloud and Microsoft Dynamics GP in general.
Presentation Materials
You can now download the presentation materials to my sessions here.
CSGP008 Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013: Upgrading and Deploying the fun way – click here.
CSGP014 Microsoft Dynamics GP Customization for Beginners – click here.
Visual Studio Tools Customization Sample: SOP Amounts in Words – click here.
If you missed any of my presentations, you can catch them on the Virtual Convergence website. Just use the email address you registered with to gain access to the site. I believe a combination of both the downloaded material and the Virtual Convergence presentation will make up for attendance.
If you attended any of the sessions, please fill out your evaluations. It's the only way I get invited to these things. See you all next year at Microsoft Dynamics Convergence 2015.
Until next post!
Mariano Gomez, MVP
IntellPartners, LLC
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Microsoft Dynamics Convergence Atlanta 2014 – Day 1
Tuesday, March 4, 2014 – Day 1
Convergence Atlanta 2014 Day 1 is marked by keynotes and product General Sessions. At the keynote session and in the best of Convergence traditions, we had a chance to see the volunteering work by attendees who signed up to make the lives of the least fortunate among us a bit better.
|Convergence Community Outreach
The entertainment was provided by the Spirit of Atlanta Drum and Bugle Corps nonprofit organization. The Spirit of Atlanta is been around since the mid 70s and has traveled the world delivering numerous presentations.
The Keynote session highlighted a number of Microsoft accomplishments and how the company has been delivering innovation through its various platforms and applications.
|Delivering Innovation
It was time to present the Customer Excellence Awards and was good to see that Chobani and Weight Watchers were brought in a year later to talk about their implementations and the benefits they are currently getting from them.
|Maureen Hurley (Chobani) and Mark Olsen  (Weight Watchers)
Wayne Morris then addressed the various Dynamics Innovation Roadmap objectives along with numerous investments in features and integration with Azure's Infrastructure as a Service and when new product updates can be expected.
|Wayne Morris on Dynamics Innovation Roadmap
Kirill Tatarinov, Executive VP of Microsoft Business Solutions, then came on stage to talk about the Interconnected World and the role of Microsoft played during the Sochi Winter Olympics in Russia and the future of Microsoft in enabling and expanding interconnection.
Continuing with the Customer Excellence award, Microsoft brought on stage Lotus F1 Team's CEO Matthew Carter to talk about the importance of up to the second cost control and analytics for the team and how the Microsoft Dynamics platform has helped in measuring those costs.
|Lotus F1 Team's CEO Matthew Carter being interviewed by Kirill Tatarinov
After Matthew left the stage, Microsoft demonstrated how they are using some of the tools and technologies within the organization to get immediate access to information to make decisions. Some of the scenarios involved marketing, demonstrated by Wayne Morris; sales, demonstrated by Judson Althoff, president Microsoft North America, and customer service, demonstrated by Fred Studer.
We were once reminded how real customers use Microsoft platforms and applications to run their business with the introduction of Customer Excellence Award winner New Belgium Brewery. While it was still a little early for beers, it was still good to see how diverse industries use Microsoft Dynamics products to solve very complex and challenging business requirements.
|Travis Morrison and Kaitlyn Peot with New Belgium Brewery
Kirill then recognized the full list of 2014 Excellence Award winners.
|Customer Excellence Award winners
Next up was Delta Airlines talking about the adoption of mobile technology in the air to maximize revenue and deliver quality customer service.
|Theresa Wise, SVP & CIO and Meleia Jordan, Flight Attendant with Delta Airlines
Following the opening keynote session, it was time for the Microsoft Dynamics GP General Session, where I would be partaking with MVP Mark Polino on stage. This time, Mark and I would be presenting 14 upcoming features in Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 R2. We had quite a bit of fun and thought that at next year's Convergence we would just do the whole General Session instead.
|Mark and I on stage presenting at the General Session
It was now time for lunch and you could tell that Microsoft was very conscious of the 12,000 in attendance at the event: what was once 3 years ago and area dedicated to Expo and Meals was now a single massive restaurant that could hold just about everyone there.
|The Meals Hall
I have to say, I was impressed with the meals this time around. With a full stomach, I went up to room A314 to check in as a speaker at the event. It is customary to be greeted year after year by Ace Martin and Tracy Stenhjam who are always coordinating and making sure that us speakers get all the support we need in a comfortable environment. Ace and Tracy are also quick to kick us out if we are running close to our presentation time.
|Ace Martin and Tracey Stenhjem
After catching up with emails and working on some final details for tomorrow's presentations, I went to the Expo Hall to see how things were progressing with the ISV community. The first day of Expo is always a bit slow to catch on, but you could sense that this would be different.
|Expo Hall getting ready for the crowd
On the way out of the Expo Hall, I had a chance to catch up with the Lotus F1 Team's 2013 car. I was made aware that $30M goes into R&D for each of these vehicles and this is before they even hit the tracks.
|Last Years Lotus F1 car (no engine)
Well, while today I had no sessions, it sure feels like it was time to drive home to get some rest. Just wished I could take this baby out for a ride.
Until next post!
Mariano Gomez, MVP
IntellPartners, LLC
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#GPPC PreGAME at #CONV14
March 3, 2014 – GPPC PreGAME
PreGAME is an event hosted by GP Partner Connections (GPPC) focused on the partner community and preceding the Microsoft Convergence 2014 Atlanta event.
This year, I have the fortune of having Microsoft Convergence 2014 Atlanta being hosted in my home town. I got up this morning to go to the Georgia World Congress Center (GWCC) where I would meet up with Mark Polino (twitter: @mpolino) and the Microsoft team for the General Session rehearsal. Except for the episode where I literally passed out, everything went fairly well. After my incident, I got back on stage and went on with the show. A dosage of cough medicine on an empty stomach proved to be a very bad decision to kick-off the morning.
After rehearsal and still feeling a bit weak, it was time to go grab some lunch. My good friend and customer Mike Lupro had the presence of mind to head over to Taco Mac Sports Grill, considered an institution here in Atlanta by many. A good combination of burgers and sandwiches, along with some of the best fries around always go a long way.
|Gianmarco Salzano (Reporting Central), Mike Lupro, Tom Goodspeed (Olympic System), Zubin Gidwani (Dynamic Budgets)
 After lunch, we went over to the Omni Hotel at the CNN Center for the kickoff of the PreGAME sessions. First up was the PreGAME General Session with Microsoft Product Management team on "Microsoft Dynamics GP Next". It was interesting to see Pam Misialek talking about the upcoming "Stampede to Fargo", though the name will probably not stick. Please mark your calendars for the week of November 10 as this event will be comprehensive of both sales and technical presentations.
|Pam Misialek on the upcoming "Stampede to Fargo" event
After Pam's presentation, we had Chad Sogge and Kevin Racer demo some of the Microsoft Dynamics GP future vision, in what's now known as Microsoft Dynamics GP Next. The NEXT platform is the next evolutionary step following a chain of platform enhancements and aims at exposing more of the Microsoft Dynamics GP application business logic in the form of REST-based and services. In order to accomplish this, the Microsoft Dexterity development platform is being enhanced at all levels, to allow for more .NET interoperability. I will expand on this in a future article.
At the end of the PreGAME General Session and on the way out, I had a chance to catch up with my friend Craig Klapman over at Mekorma, who happened to be wearing the colors of his company… ON HIS HEAD!! I have to say that for those of us who have known Craig for quite some time, we have really come to expect something new from him at each and every event.
|Craig Klapman (Mekorma)
Next up, I attended fellow MVPs Mark Polino and Belinda Allen's session, "Getting Excited About Power BI". In it, Mark and Belinda demonstrated the capabilities of Power Query, Power View, Power Map, and Power Pivot, to create stunning data visualizations and analytics on the fly. The good news is all these tools are available for free from the Microsoft Power BI site. All you need is Excel 2013 or 2010 to get going.
Finally, it was time for my GPPC session, "Experience Sharing on Web Client". My session provided a series of recollections on the deployment work we've done here at IntellPartners around Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 web client, both internally and for our customers. This session was well received and had numerous follow up questions.
It was now time for the partner reception. Trying to hold a Surface steady to take a picture while standing can be a challenge, so please take these for what they are.
|Partner Reception meeting
|Leslie Vail, Pam Misialek (Microsoft), Mark Polino, John Louther, Belinda Allen, Gianmarco Salzano (Reporting Central)
It's time to get some rest now, so off I went to home to get some rest. My body was sore from my early incident and I had to give the General Session material one more pass just to make sure the timing was adequate.
Sorry Mark, about missing the #MVPMingle — yes, this is a new hash tag on Twitter.
Until next post!
Mariano Gomez, MVP
IntellPartners, LLC
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Yet your editors apparently have no problem publishing a letter (March 26) that explicitly compares same-sex marriage to bestiality.
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Somehow, in some way, some people are able to believe that Godzilla the movie is based off of a real event that happened in the past.
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Who doesn't like a good old fashion prank? Well I guess that would be the person that the prank is pulled on.
The boys of summer our very own Minnesota Twins are hard at work at Spring Training, but managed to find a little time to prank starting pitcher Mike Pelfrey.
Pardon the "Aca" before the word awesome, but If you saw the movie " Pitch Perfect" you would understand that, that is how the actors talk during the movie. Proving that Acapella groups are now cool, and one of them recently put their singing talents to work.
I've never had a huge urge to go to New York. However, after seeing these pranks that TV shows and movies are pulling on people, I think I may be missing out.
Some high tech pranksters terrorized pedestrians on the streets and sidewalks of New York City with a radio controlled animatronic 'Devil Baby.'
Like many workplaces around the country, a group of us here at the radio station formed a fantasy football league to see who has the most elite fantasy football mind. B105 afternoon personality David Drew was crowned the winner; and being the pranksters we are, a check or stack of cash wouldn't work.
For those of us that enjoy the change of season a select few actually enjoy winter, the chill in the air, the snow and even an occasional snowball fight. Leave to a bunch of college students to try to get others to play along
Can you imagine as a kid, your parents sitting you down and telling you that they ate all of your Halloween candy? I think I would have been grounded for a while considering what would have come out of my mouth.
You hear stories all the time of a GPS guiding people in the wrong direction, even a lake or too, but this skit is awesome with one that talks back.
I have been mistaken for a Target Employee before, when I accidentally wore khaki pants and a red polo shirt in the store, but thankfully this prankster was not pulling his shopping cart antics that day.
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Tunnel for pedestrians.
Street scene in Chengdu.
Watch for that open door.
Underground walkway beyond the bike lane.
HK road, with bike lane. Painted green with line and railing. Photo taken from out of a bus window,
Pot hole, junk on the sidewalk is common -- just watch out.
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Water, river, in Beijing, and see the foot bridge under the auto bridge.
Beijing has a different layer for walkers and bikes from busy cars.
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Steps have rails and ramps to allow bikes easier folling up and down without bumping over each step.
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AbstractRugged, reliable, light weight Uninterruptable Power Supplies (UPS) are needed to protect critical C4I systems from power failure in the field environment. Commercially available UPS provide this protection but are prohibitively large and heavy. SatCon Technology Corporation proposes to develop an extremely small, light-weight Flywheel Uninterruptable Power Supply (FWUPS) for this application. This FWUPS would provide a solution to irregular voltages and frequencies, spikes, sags, surges, brownouts, and even blackouts that would normally result in loss of data or system crashes. The FWUPS will consist of a composite material flywheel with an integral motor generator making up the hub of the flywheel supported on frictionless magnetic bearings. A high effeciency electric drive accelerates and decelerates the FWUPS that can store more than 15 times the energy of a comparable weight battery. At a projected maximum rotation speed of 58,000 rpm, a 29.5 pound FWUPS module provides 15 minutes of energy at an output power level of 2Kw. This assumes the FWUPS spins down from full speed to half speed during discharge. A flywheel is superior to batteries or fuel cells in three important respects: 1) life, 2) hazardous material disposal, and 3) recharge time. In Phase I a state-of-the-art FWUPS will be designed, component research will be initiated, and the FWUPS concept will be tested. The Phase II program will complete the research together with the construction and test of a prototype system.
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The US Department of Energy just announced that they are going to release 30 MM barrels of oil from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve in order to "alleviate Libyan supply disruptions". WTF!?!?!?!? All the financial correspondents are just as incredulous about this move as I am, using terms like "crazy man" and "straight jacket":
- There is no supply shortage. If there were why are prices down 17% since the peak in April?
- Why would you want to drive prices down when they are already falling?
- Since when is it the government's role to control the price of oil?
- Is this what the strategic petroleum reserve is for?
- The price of oil will be driven up when the reserves are replenished.
- Oil producers will just cut back their production even more to keep the price up if they want to.
- Aren't these the same politicians who are so concerned about America's "dependence on foreign oil"? If prices were high wouldn't that be the best cure for that dependence?
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Liberal nationalist versus postnational social integration: on the nation's ethno-cultural particularity and 'concreteness'*
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DOI: 10.1111/j.1354-5078.2004.00165.x
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Abstract. Liberal nationalists advance two claims: (1) an empirical claim that nationalism is functionally indispensable to the viability of liberal democracy (because it is necessary to social integration) and (2) a normative claim that some forms of nationalism are compatible with liberal democratic norms. The empirical claim is often supported, against postnationalists' view that social integration can bypass ethnicity and nationality, by pointing to the inevitable ethnic and cultural particularities of all political institutions. I argue that (1) the argument that ethno-cultural particularity demonstrates the need for nationalist integration depends on an implausible reification of national identity at the level of social theory, and that (2) this reification ironically serves to undermine liberal nationalists' normative claim.


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My wife and I really loved the concept of this all-in-one cooking system so we went to Wal-Mart and purchased one. I can't tell you how it cooks because when we got it home the weld on the latch broke out of the box. We took it back to the store and exchanged it for another. We thought the concept was so great we really wanted one. Got it home took it out of the box and noticed the enamel was flaking off the grill when we touched it. The clip for the latch on the lid was pulling out from the rivets and the burners on both units were so loose we thought they would fall off. Needles to say we took this back and did not get another one. The quality was so bad we could not justify the cost. We have other Coleman products and love them but they are more than 4 years old. Unless you can inspect the product real good before you buy it, I would not recommend it. We were glad we bought this at Wal-mart the service people were great.
First, let me say that I am a big fan of Coleman products which have nicely served my large family of outdoorsmen for 4 generations at a good, fare price point. We have owned everything from Coleman lanterns to Coleman Pop-up campers. With that in mind, I have to say that this little stove sits only somewhere in the middle of the bell curve. First the good points. The stove is light and highly portable, a plus for me when I camp alone, which is fairly often. You get a stove, grill and griddle all in one in a very compact space. Cleanup is very simple with the porcelain coated surfaces. Propane use is very efficient and you really will get about 3 1/2 to 4 hours on a bottle. The downside is having a single 5000 BTU burner, which makes the All-In-One a slow little cooker. Forget about boiling any significant amount of water. It can take up to an hour to perk a pot of coffee, and that is during hot weather. It does bacon very nicely, but also takes quite a while. Have to say that the high setting, (likely the only one you will use) fries eggs perfectly, and toast does wonderfully on the grill. Great for hot dogs, slow and messy for burgers. Griddle does do nicely for Bisquick pancakes. Keep in mind when you buy that all cooking will be much slower than on the standard Coleman, two burner propane stove, which has been a standard in our extended family forever. You pay a price in cook time for the portability and multiple features. I would like to see them amp this baby up a bit, maybe to 7000 BTUs, even at the cost of burn time per propane bottle. Still, I would buy again, at least for my solo trips, and most of us are not in too much of a hurry while camping anyway. I give it a solid 3 stars, and would give 3 1/2, if it were possible.
I used this at a football game this fall. I placed a 7 quart Lodge Cast Iron pot of stew on this cooker and it worked better than I thought it would. Heated up very quickly and ran all afternoon on one 16 ounce propane tank. To cook burgers and hot dogs for a large group of people I think this cooker would be to small. Would be ideal to cook food for 4 to maybe 8 people. But for stews, soups, or chili with the right pot (cast iron) it is recommeded!
I read all the bad reviews, and I read the good reviews, and figured the answer was somewhere in the middle. My wife and I set up a campsite annually for a bunch of teens, and need to ensure that whatever we use does the job well. We wanted a propane crockpot, best option seemed to be this little stove, but many reviews were less than glowing. Now I am curious as to what others were actually doing! We chose to do pulled pork, and indications were we'd need to run this thing on high for 4 - 8 hours to do that. WRONG! At less than 30 minutes, I had to turn it down to medium, and should have turned it even lower! The meat was cooked in less than 2 hours, so we actually burned it. A major complaint had been lack of power, at only 5000 BTU, but that is more than enough power for a slowcooker/crockpot. We will be loading it full of meat for our next test, and running it between medium and low, because it seems likely that is going to be our best option. We are also going to have to check it frequently, and slow down the cooking process if need be. With just this first test of the system, it seems pretty obvious that when my wife and I go camping by ourselves, we are not going to need any other stoves to supplement our cooking needs. In group cooking, this will be only a crockpot cooker, but the fact it does everything will certainly reduce my packing requirements for some trips. Now, that said - if you live at elevation, remember that water takes longer to boil at higher elevation, and this stove will perform at a lower level accordingly. If you want fast meals and you are in the western mountains, take a different stove, where you have 10k to 20k BTU.
Too small for the pricetag. Cooking area is is okay if you are single and living in a studio apartment. For what you get the price should have been around $50. This is the first Coleman product I have been disappointed with,
Right out of the box, the screws for the handle were missing; rather than drive back to the store, I just used what I had on hand for assembly. As for cooking, this would be great as long as you're not in a hurry. Takes 20+ minutes to just boil two cups of water, under the best of conditions. With no wind screen, any little breeze will slow it down even more. My little backpacking "stove" that runs with fuel tablets works better. For a Coleman product, this stove is an expensive disappointment. As another reviewer said, amp it up and I'd be happy with it. Otherwise, it's gathering dust in the garage.


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Beets & Greens Salad with Cannellini Beans
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Sometimes beets in the market have beautiful, unblemished, tender greens attached. When that happens, blanch the greens and toss with beans and vinaigrette, using some of the beets to garnish the salad, as in this recipe. Use the leftover cooked beets for other dishes. If you buy beet greens on their own, you can make the salad just with them. Either way is delicious.
Makes: 4 servings, 3/4 cup each
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- 2 bunches beets with unblemished greens, or 8 cups lightly packed beet greens
- 2 cloves garlic, crushed and peeled
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 3 tablespoons red-wine vinegar
- 1/3 cup extra-virgin olive oil
- 1 teaspoon dried oregano, or 2 teaspoons fresh oregano leaves, minced
- Freshly ground pepper, to taste
- 1 15-ounce or 19-ounce can cannellini beans, rinsed
- 1/4 cup thinly slivered red onion, (1/2 small onion)
- If using beets, preheat oven to 400°F. Cut greens from beets, leaving about 1 inch of stem attached; reserve about 8 cups greens, lightly packed. Wash and dry the beets. Wrap in foil and roast until tender, 1 1/4 to 1 1/2 hours, depending on the size. (Alternatively, place beets in a microwave-safe dish, add 1/4 cup water, cover and microwave on high for 20 to 25 minutes.) When the beets are cool enough to handle, peel 4 of them and cut into 1/2-inch wedges. You should have about 2 cups. Place in a medium bowl. (Reserve the remaining beets for another use.)
- Using a mortar and pestle or the side of a chef's knife, mash garlic and salt into a paste. Transfer to a large bowl. Add vinegar and whisk to blend. Add oil, oregano and pepper, whisking until blended. Measure out 1 tablespoon and add to the beet wedges; toss to coat. Add beans to the remaining dressing and toss to coat. Let marinate at room temperature until ready to use.
- Place onion in a small bowl, cover with cold water and add a handful of ice cubes; let stand for 10 minutes, or until ready to use.
- Meanwhile, bring 2 cups lightly salted water to a boil in a large wide pan. Wash beet greens in several changes of water; trim the stems. Add the greens to boiling water, cover and cook until tender, about 5 minutes. Drain well, pressing on the greens with the back of a spoon to remove excess moisture. Cut into 1-inch pieces.
- Drain the onion. Add to the beans along with greens; toss to coat. Spoon the salad onto a serving platter or individual plates and garnish with the beets, if using. Serve immediately.
Tips & Notes
- Make Ahead Tip: Prepare through Step 1, cover and refrigerate for up to 2 days.
- Soaking the onion in ice water for 10 minutes or more renders it less pungent and more crisp.
Per serving: 302 calories; 19 g fat (3 g sat, 13 g mono); 0 mg cholesterol; 28 g carbohydrates; 7 g protein; 8 g fiber; 869 mg sodium; 821 mg potassium.
Nutrition Bonus: Vitamin A (90% daily value), Vitamin C (30% dv), Potassium (23% dv), Folate & Iron (20% dv), Calcium & Magnesium (15% dv).
Carbohydrate Servings: 1
Exchanges: 1 starch, 2 1/2 vegetable, 1/2 lean meat, 3 1/2 fat
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- Health & Diet Considerations
- High potassium
- Gluten free
- Low cholesterol
- High fiber
- Style/Theme
- Entertaining, casual
- Make ahead instructions
- Vegan
- Vegetarian
- Ease of Preparation
- Moderate
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- For the Japanese clan, see Ōtomo clan; for the musician, see Otomo Yoshihide.
The Otomo was a Japanese automobile built by Junya Toyokawa from 1924 to 1927 at the Hakuyosha Ironworks in Tokyo. It was meant to build upon his experimental Ales cars of 1921. Otomo offered an air-cooled 944 cc four-cylinder light car, available as two- or four-seat tourer or saloon (sedan), or as a van. This was joined in 1926 by a water-cooled 24 hp model. During this time, Otomo was one of only two Japanese automakers, joined by Gorham (which was financed by American aircraft engineer William R. Gorham).[1]
- ^ G.N. Georgano. Cars: Early and Vintage, 1886-1930. (London: Grange-Universal, 1985)
- Wise, David Burgess. The New Illustrated Encyclopedia of Automobiles.
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In anticipation of the release of her sophomore album, "Endlessly", on November 29, the official lead cut was just released. "Well Well Well" is the perfect track to signal her return to her fans. It's in the same vein as "Mercy" with its catchy radio appeal, but with an edge. The track features a rhythm section by The Roots and gives the soulful track a bit of funk.
After first listening to "Well Well Well", words can't even express how excited I am for her new album to drop. If this is just a taste of things to come, I expect most of the tracks from "Endlessly" to receive major rotation in my library. I'm glad Duffy hasn't deviated too far from her signature sound to a more contemporary sound. If it ain't broke, then don't try to fix it.


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I would recommend staying at this hotel, it was not far from ' Old Town', where there are many cute shops and restaurants. It is rather more for souvenirs shopping, but I did happen to buy a beautiful jacket at" The Wild Rose', which had absolutely stunning mid west looking clothing.The hotel staff was very friendly and accommodating. The rooms were comfortable and spacious. It was nice to have a suite as I was sharing a room with my friend, so if you wanted to stay up and watch TV, or go on your computer you would not bother your roomie. You can make your own coffee( which was horrible, I would recommend the Starbucks right in the hotel, It was quite and charming w/ a mid west look and accents.
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Historical Traveler Reviews Embassy Suites Hotel Albuquerque
What happened to housekeeping?
The rooms are new, lovely and generously sized, the facility is really nicely decorated and the breakfast was great, including the wonderful cooks who made omelets to order. The front desk crew was always friendly and seemingly helpful. The location was convienient to everything we wanted to see. This hotel would clearly merit 5 stars if not for some major service issues.
We're not picky--a family of 4 on a southwest vacation and this was our first stop. But no one seemed to follow through with our 1st three requests for housekeeping! The first call was made in the morning for an extra blanket and towels. At 4:30 pm when we got done with our exploration of Old Town, our room had not been made up nor were the things we requested in the room. They said it might be as late as 5:30! Well, when we got back from dinner at 8:15, it still hadn't been touched by housekeeping. I called again. At 8:30 I called again, as no one had appeared as promised, and the person on the phone indicated that there was no record of my previous 3 calls! I found this more irritating than anything. The room was finally done (with extras requested 12 hours earlier) at 9pm. I filled out a comment card two weeks ago and have yet to hear from the management. I couldn't believe that such a nice hotel would let things go in that way without at least a response from a shift manager.
But wait, we had another issue with housekeeping and/or lack of response from management. The 1st room we were given reaked of smoke--and it was clearly a non-smoking room on a non-smoking floor. I spoke to the housekeeper who was working down the hall, and she suggested calling the desk. They had no other rooms available with same configuration and view (it was a great city view) but suggested that if we could leave for an hour, they'd have housekeeping bring an ionizer to clean out the room. Sounded reasonable so we left. Came back 2 hours later and clearly no one had been to the room and the smoke remained. After another call and a very perfunctory apology, we were moved to another room with same beds but a freeway view. Not a big deal as it was still quiet, but the lack of follow-through in getting the original room smoke free was really disappointing. When the bellman came to bring us the new key he confirmed that the room really smelled of smoke, so it wasn't just us! In another hotel, with less to offer, the housekeeping issues would have pulled this down to a 2 star review, but I suspect these were isolated instances.
Wonderful, wonderful time in Albuquerque!
We stayed at the Embassy Suites in July in the middle of a two week family vacation. I have to say that staying at this hotel was a highlight of the trip. We spent four nights at this hotel and loved every minute of it! I was traveling with two kids (ages 6 and 8). Every person we encounted in the hotel were professional and courteous. I had reserved the corner suite but room was not ready upon check-in at 5 p.m. After traveling in the car with little ones, I didn't want to wait but took a king suite on the sixth floor. The concierge was very helpful in directing me to restaurants and activities that were age appropriate for the kids.
I was traveling solo this trip (no hubby) so was a bit concerned about safety. Not once did I feel unsafe. The parking lot was well-lit and I never had a problem finding a parking spot. The hotel has interior corridors so didn't feel that safety was an issue. Walking around the hotel, there was always attentive staff present so I never felt threaten.
Room was very comfortable with down comforters and pillows. Nice to have the refrig and microwave. I had packed microwave pasta, popcorn, etc. for snacks for the kids. Housekeeping was very prompt with extra towels and blankets. I also requested that housekeeping remove the honor bar present in the room. No way did I want to pay for a $4 bottle of water! We really enjoyed and took advantage of the full breakfast. Breakfasts consisted of cook-to-order (waffles, eggs, pancakes), pasteries, cereal, fruit, yogurt, bagels, Krispy Kreme donuts and a full complement of juices and hot drinks. Was nice to eat a big breakfast and then get by with a light lunch. Staff was very prompt in cleaning up breakfast area as this was a very busy place. We also enjoyed the manager's reception in the afternoon. A full complementary bar was available. After a long day of sightseeing, it was nice to be able to get a cold margarita on the house! Snacks were available but not age-appropriate for my kids (chips, salsa and bar mix). My kids did get sodas and the wonderful staff went back to kitchen and got other snacks for my kids!
Pool was indoor; we spent quite a bit of time in the pool in the evenings. Towels were available poolside. We also ate dinner one night in the hotel cafe. Kid's meals were a little bit of a disappointment but the staff went out of their way to make sure we had a good dinner. Our waitress noticed that the kids didn't eat their meals, asked why not and went back to kitchen and came back with other food (at no charge!). My kids loved the fried bread so much that every time we went to the afternoon reception, the staff gave my kids the bread (with honey!)
Overall, this was one of the best places I have ever stayed in while traveling with my kids. The hotel was very busy with business travelers and conferences but not once did I feel short-changed by the staff. We had an outstanding time and are planning on staying at this hotel next year when we will be in town. We also really enjoyed touring Albuquerque. If you have kids, be sure to hit the zoo, the aquarium, botanical gardens and Explora! This is how a vacation should be!
Great! Best hotel stay in a long time...
What an amazing hotel! The staff were extraordinarily helpful, the breakfast buffet was overwhelming and the room was beyond any expectations. A very comfortable stay, made all the better by the friendliness of the staff.
Loved It!
This is one of the best Embassy Suites hotels that my family and I have stayed at. Our suite was decorated in a very attractive Southwestern style and overlooked the Sandia Mountains. The staff was attentive and friendly, and the complimentary breakfast was fabulous. The fitness center had state-of-art equipment and was open 24 hours. The hotel is close to Old Town, the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center, and musuems. I highly recommend it.
Best Hotel By Far
This was our last stop before home on a 15 day roadtrip. This hotel is BY FAR the nicest hotel we have ever stayed in. The attention to detail is unbelieveable. The beds are heavenly, decor is very appealing. The staff is the most polite hotel staff we have ever encountered. The manager's reception was wonderful. The conceirge was very helpful. But the view was by far the best thing. We were on the 7th floor in a west facing room. Seeing the hot air balloons taking off in the morning was such a sight to behold.
If you are going to be in the Albuquerque area, this is THE place to stay!
Room cost was $149 per night.
Superb hotel
Had a chance to stay at this hotel twice within a week period and was able to experience all sides of it. Our first stay was on the 9th floor where you get a balcony. The second stay was a standard suite on the 4th floor, however facing the west which includes a much better view in my opinion than an east view which involves overlooking the highway, but does afford a little closer view of nearby mountains. Food was excellant as was the pool area. Service is phenomenal, really treating each guest as their only one. Highly recommend getting a 9th floor room, affording a western view.
Fabulous Stay!
What a wonderful 2-night stay my husband and I had at the Embassy Suites! Super comfy king size bed, spacious rooms and very clean. Room service was quick, quite reasonable and good food. The free made to order breakfasts are fantastic! Best hotel workout room I've used....ellipticals, treadmills and recumbent bikes, plus weights and bench and TV to watch. Very picky husband says he can't wait to stay there again!
Absolutely wonderful
This ES was absolutely wonderful. Great service. Beautiful spotless room. The beds were heavenly. Attentive staff. My son and I were there for only one night, and we wished we were staying for several days. This was our fourth hotel in five nights on our vacation and it definitely stood out as the best. The breakfast was excellent too! I would highly recommend this hotel for vacationers and business travelers alike.
This was an extremely beautiful, comfortable, quiet, and well located hotel. It had all the latest and newest things... including great beds. We were there on the weekend and loved the close proximity to Old Town and the museums. It sets a difficult standard for other hotels to meet.
One of the best Embassies yet!
As a hotel snob, and especially an Embassy Suite snob, the new Albuquerque Embassy Suites by far has the best one I've been to yet.. It's beautifully accented with natural hues of the Southwest. It certainly does not try to be anything other than New Mexico style... Some Embassy Suites are adorned with brass and mirrors with lots of feaux features, but not this one! I'd recommend staying here anytime. And for the price (average Rack is $149), you can't beat it...
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My Opening Farewell
... to me, but there was purpose here beyond being a tourist for a month, seeing some sights, visting some places, collecting some anecdotes. I wanted to be out of the familiar, to be beyond comfort zones, to be (without exaggerating the dramatic aspects of it too much) an 'exile' of sorts.
I also wanted days alone, just driving ...
From the Desert to the Peak
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We're cold, we're tired, we're freezing.
... are having a hard time even finding places that are open. (Frankly, we both forgot the date.) After calling, I found a U-Haul dealer in the middle of Albuquerque that sells propane. I called the store directly to make sure: "Yes we absolutely sell propane by the gallon." Wanting to make sure our rig will fit in their parking lot, I call the store a 2nd time. I confirm with the store that they have plenty of room for our RV and ...
Albuquerque then Truth or Consequences
... mild temperatures, and people watch, one of our favorite past times.
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Petroglyphs,Museum of NH, El Malpais
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Day 331 - Today we head to Williams, AZ - a long drive from Albuquerque, so we decided to break it up and go and see the Meteor Crater along the way. Again, it was quite amazing and a job well done by this ...