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MINNEAPOLIS — Vice President Joe Biden said Wednesday that it would be a good start for the federal health care law if 5 million to 6 million people sign up by the end of March, an acknowledgement that enrollments might fall significantly short of the Obama administration's unofficial target of 7 million.
Biden, who was attending a private fundraiser in Minneapolis, made a brief unannounced stop at a coffee shop and visited with a handful of women who have signed up for coverage. Open enrollment under the federal law ends on March 31, after which people without insurance are subject to federal tax penalties.
Biden acknowledged the rocky rollout of the administration's Affordable Care Act website and the difficulty people have had in signing up. Minnesota has been among the numerous states, along with the federal Healthcare.gov site, to experience rampant technical problems that hampered enrollment.
"We didn't want this to start off as shaky as it did," he said. "But it's complicated."
Before the exchanges launched, the Obama administration projected monthly enrollment targets based on a congressional estimate that 7 million would sign up during the six-month open enrollment period. Signing up enough individuals — especially younger, healthier people — is critical for the insurance pool at the heart of the law to function properly, keeping premiums low for everyone.
Immediately, enrollment figures starting falling behind the targets. Although the pace of sign-ups has picked up substantially, there's still a lot of catching up to do from the initial months. About 1 million enrolled in January — the first time the administration met its monthly target.
Biden acknowledged that "we may not get to 7 million, but if we get to 5 or 6 million that's a hell of a start."
In total, nearly 3.3 million had enrolled through the end of January. That's about 75 percent of what the administration had hoped to achieve by that point in the open enrollment period.
Biden's office said the four women picked to meet with Biden either signed up for insurance under the federal law, or have worked as a navigator assisting others in the signup process. In the brief conversation, Biden related several health crises in his own life, including a serious car accident and a brain aneurysm, saying he appreciated the sense of security knowing he could count on his insurance.
Dressed in a dark suit with a dark scarf around his neck, Biden briefly worked the room at Moose and Sadie's, located in a trendy urban neighborhood near downtown Minneapolis. His voice was hoarse, and he was difficult to hear over the coffee shop's din. He did speak up when he spotted a woman with a San Francisco Giants cap.
"They allow you to wear that in Minnesota?" he said.
Biden was attending a private Democratic Party fundraiser at the restaurant Bachelor Farmer. Owned by the sons of Democratic Gov. Mark Dayton, the restaurant hosted a dinner for President Barack Obama in 2012.
Associated Press writer Josh Lederman in Washington contributed to this report.
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Former Giants defensive tackle Chris Canty has made a pretty bold observation after just two months with the Baltimore Ravens. After spending the four previous years with the New York Giants, it seems a bit surprising that Canty believes Joe Flacco is a better overall quarterback than his former teammate, Eli Manning. Canty said in an interview with NBC Sports' Pro Football Talk that he'd take Flacco over Manning because he won a Super Bowl and he's one of the best deep-ball throwers in the National Football League. Take a look at the tape." Canty signed with the Ravens in March. We can pretend for a minute that Manning hasn't won two Super Bowl MVP awards to Flacco's one. The two are very similar quarterbacks, but Canty said he just believes more in Flacco's ability. "He throws a beautiful deep ball, he throws it only where the receivers can get their hands on it," Canty said. "You're talking about in the vertical passing game and they've got some vertical pass threats. They
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Now now Chris, just because you didn't fit into the Giants plans doesn't mean you have to start bashing the QB. Good luck in Baltimore. Of course your on a sinking ship with the loss of Boldin and Reed and the retirement of Lewis...but you just keep your chin up as you enter an 8-8 season with your new team.
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There's a thread below on brunch, but I am very partial to Verveine, which has great atmosphere - relaxed but skilled - and fine food.
Queen E., a few blocks E. of Pape. Sat and Sun from 10 AM. No reservations but get there early.
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I have been to Insomnia and the brunch was quite good. The only thing is that it's a bar at night, and so the smell of old cigarettes was a real turn-off.
We recently went to the Beaver Cafe on Queen West - really excellent french toast. The grilled croissant with ham and havarti looked delic. also!
If you're in the area, I reccommend it (the menu could stand to be a wee bit more substantial, however.)
I loved Curiosity too. Now that I have moved out of the area I don't know what restaurants are still around. If you feel like taking a hike out east, I love the breakfast at a place called Joy Bistro on Queen East (Leslieville area), and a place called Sara's cafe on Danforth and Monarch Park. Their dinners suck but the eggs benn is excellent.
It's pricier than your average brunch place, but for what you get, C5 (the restaurant in the ROM) has provided many a relabily well-executed, delicious brunch for me. They used to have this amazing breakfast burger with aged gruyere and a fried egg. (Recenlty I tried their corned beef sandwich which was well done, but too sour for my tastes.) The pastry basket is pretty good and absolutely huge (you get 6 full sized pastries in it!). And they recently changed their menu so that the desserts are amazing...the chocolate/nutella brownie is rich and fantastic!! Appetizers cost around $10-14, mains are around $20 and desserts are about $10, but you can get a 3-course prix fixe for $36. It's a great deal for what it is. And the service has always been very good. Admittedly, it's a bit noisy (cafeteria-like) in there and the views over the future garden are not particularly stunning (it would be more interesting to look out over Bloor St.), but the quality of food and service has made it a splurge-worthy brunch place.
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Hi TT - welcome to the board (she says nicely) and thanks for the review on C5. Did you happen to try any of their coffee? That's one of my key criteria for a great brunch place.
Not sure if you realized but you dug up a 5 year-old thread - I was tipped off by the references to the long since gone Curiosity and Goldfish. Anyhow, if you surf around, you'll see a lot of recent posts on best brunches in the city, one of the favourite topics on this board (and for me).
re: peppermint pate
Hi PP -- ah, I guess I've outted myself as a novice quite promptly! Thanks for the tip.
Yes, I did happen to try the coffee...I'm not a big coffee connosieur, but I find it strong and rich enough for my tastes. I like places that add a dash of cinnamon to their coffee though (e.g., Insomnia, By the Way Cafe), but perhaps that wouldn't satisfy coffee purists. I should also mention that I like vanilla lattes, though the coffee was much stronger than that. Interesting cutlery at C5 too!
Where are your tried and true brunch places?
re: TorontoTastress
Hi TT - whenever I make brewed coffee, I always add some cinnamon - something I picked up from my mom so that's a happy food association for me. These days, though, I pretty much exclusively drink espresso-based coffees - americanos or lattes.
In answer to your brunch question, it's a bit of a moving target for me as I'm a newish mom. A couple of years ago, I knew all the brunch spots in the city - these days, I have very different criteria as I'm looking for places we can go to as a family - I still want the great food and coffee but now I need them to open their doors by 9 and that knocks out many of the otherwise great brunch spots.
For me, the bar was set by Sugar Cafe on West Queen West - RIP. It remains, for me, the most perfect brunch spot in Toronto - casual and effortlessly cool vibe, mismatched wooden tables and chairs, the best french toast - ever, yummy eggs benny, grilled cheese and fruit with granola, great coffee, great service and little ramekins of Stubbe milk chocolate that accompanied the coffee. It's been closed for more than a year now and I still miss it - deeply.
I'm thinking of doing a big thread on toddler brunch spots as in recent months, I've been working my way around town - Easy Breakfast, Le Pain Quotidien, The Drake cafe, Three's Company, Ezra's Pound, To Go, etc. Of those, with or without kids, Easy Breakfast is easily on top - fun to go there and then wander up Roncesvalles afterwards.
Other spots I've enjoyed in the past - Gallery Grill, Mildred Pierce (now gone), Xacutti (also gone - sigh), Bonjour Brioche, Bar Italia and Thuet (in one of its previous incarnations). Places that were so-so for me in the past but others really enjoy - Le Petit Dejeuner, Aunties and Uncles. Top of my "to try" list, and generally getting the most brunch buzz on this board these days, is School - Brad Moore's new spot in Liberty Village. Other spots I plan to hit when I get the chance - Harbord Room, Mitzi's Sister, revisit Morning Glory and Mitzi's, Luna Cafe and now, C5!
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I know there was a thread on School somewhere here but I can't seem to find it. Anyway we had an awesome brunch there today. Line was out onto the sidewalk, but the wait was about 20 minutes for a table for two and well worth it. My partner got the potato and chiorzo omlet which was excellent.
I got the super cheesy french toast that was decadant goodness. French toast with a mix of oozing and crispy fried cheddar, with smoked bacon and a tasty green salad to balance it out. The homefries were a decent but not great..a mix of red and sweet potatos, the sweet were a bit on the mushy side. Everything else was stellar.
It's out of the way for us, but we were kind of nearby after running the in the 10k down Yonge St. this morning. Would make the trip across town for this again for sure.
re: abigllama
Abigllama, we also hit School today for brunch. Arrived at 10:00 (opening time) to a line of about 20. We moved in fairly quickly and the 7 of us were very happy with our brunch selections. Especially loved was the breakfast sandwich, a cheesy biscuit with egg, back bacon, chipotle flavours, served with the homefries for $8. I had the potato sausage omelette with melted brie. Very good as well. One other in our party really enjoyed the eggs benny. All in all, a great spot for brunch.
re: Yongeman
Glad to hear it. Those were all things we were thinking of getting too. I was at a toss up over the spicy eggs bene and the super cheesy french toast won. Looks like a trip back over is in order.
On a positive note, a guy and his girlfriend didn't like the line and tried to buy their way in like it was a club. They were told to get lost. :)
re: abigllama
That's an interesting story about the line, abl. We had a not-so-pleasant story. As our group of 7 were finishing up our brunch, the maitre d'/seater-guy asked us in a less-than-classy manner to leave and make room for others. We hadn't been lingering all that long, so it ended on a bit of a sour note. Won't stop us from returning for the food, though.
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re: markdsgraham
Just a tip, if you're not up for waiting try to show up witha a group of two. There were several large groups waiting ahead of us and they got us in before them since we were a party of two. Not sure if I'd want to wait in a line on a sidewalk in the sun with a hangover, but hey that's just me!
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I still haven't really lined up there yet beyond a minute or two. One of the many advantages of being an early riser. I've only watched as people line up out the door and across the patio somewhat envious that they received free goodies. Perhaps next time I'll leave it til noon. If they could throw in a Morning Glory I'd be happy to wear flats.
re: abigllama
I have to agree with all those talking about the school bakery. I just love it! It's one of the best breakfasts in the city. I really loved the pancakes! I've gone there twice and can't wait to go back a third time. Their baked good are also really good. The chocolate cupcakes and brownies were yummy!
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I tried out Easy again today after not having been there in a year and it was very good---but the place was dead. Recession must be speaking with silent tables. Loved the breakfast burrito and the spelt toast was chewy and dense. Also the huge cappuccino I ordered was very good----and the nice edge doesn't usually "last" when a large size is ordered (i.e. it's milked down). If I lived closer to Easy, I'd be there a lot more often.
re: Ediblethoughts
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There's so few outdoor patios at places that do brunch! I tried Poor John's but it was a bit too smokey for me... (Or are you talking outdoor as in truly roughing it-----i.e. a picnic?!) (I should add, I have to do early morning brunch/breaky--places that open at 10 or 11am aren't too useful to me, sadly.)
re: Ediblethoughts
Too true - good brunch + patio + early morning is a bit of a tough combo. We've been hitting up the Brickworks the past few week-ends and then we were out of town a bit. In town, my few suggestions would be Bonjour Brioche, coffee and granola parfait on one of the few front tables at Ezra's Pound, Aunties + Uncles (though it's never been my favourite), maybe Bar Italia. Hmm, I'll see if I can come up with any others. I can't remember if Drake Cafe (the one at street level) has any outside seats.
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Ezra's is very limited - granola parfait is good, pastries are decent, coffee is very good. No french toast, pancakes or anything really filling. Bar Italia might not open till 10 - I used to really like sitting on their front patio for a waffle with fruit and honeyed ricotta and one of their very lovely cappuccinos. Like I said, early morning + great brunch + patio = holy grail.
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Love Saving Grace though I haven't been there in a bit; went to Morning Glory once but we weren't that impressed with what we ordered--maybe in part because they only do the one omelette each day and it wasn't something that appealed to me. Love Mitzi's! Both SG and Mitzi's are pretty far away for me but we still try to get there now and then.
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I went to Le Petit Dejeuner this weekend and it was delicious! I got the Eggs Floretine and my dining companion got fresh fruit waffles ... yum! Great hollandaise, excellent eggs, delicious home fries...
Both plates were enjoyed. Service was with a smile, quick and friendly and I loved the vibe of the place.
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re: TorontoTastress
Hey, TT - thanks for your other post on Dessert Trends, it's been on my list for ever.
Resurrecting ancient posts is a pitfall newcomers often fall into. You've got to check the date. It's more useful for everyone for you to start a new thread than bump up a five-yr-old one.
thanks and welcome to the board (and I mean that sincerely, the rest of you!)
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Hi JK -- actually it's you I have to thank for pointing out my newbie mistake. Thanks. I might just start another post...
I might give DT Bistro another chance to redeem itself on a slower night, since a co-worker had raved about their lunch. Let me know what you think if you try it.
(BTW, I've enjoyed a number of fine dishes and discovered some stellar wine from your namesake's wine bar!)
Had a great benny at Czehoski's - the brie one. It had a lovely truffled bernaise on it. Good enough to want to go back the next week...! The BLT was merely okay, but Benny made it all worthwhile!
Czehoski set: http://www.flickr.com/photos/jlunar/s...
re: jlunar
So I just checked out the on line brunch menu and it has only the itmes I've copied and pasted below----is the actual menu more extensive for brunch? (I see no brie benny...).
Eggs Benedict with Olive Oil Hollandaise and green salad 12
Scrambled eggs,roasted fingerling potatoes, sausage, green salad 11
Veggie cheese burger 9
Czehoski cheeseburger 10
re: Ediblethoughts
re: Ediblethoughts
I have a menu in my flickr stream and it had options to the Benny. http://www.flickr.com/photos/jlunar/3...
reads as: Eggs benedict: poached eggs, choice of smoked salmon, spinach or brie on a croissant with extra virgin olive oil hollandaise.
Maybe a menu change... shame. The brie one was really good. (more food porn in the stream, fyi).
re: jlunar
Actually had a great brunch at the oft-overlooked Baldini in Leslieville today. Only 3 other tables full so plenty of room for everyone. The best part about it was loads of savoury items on the menu besides eggs, that's what I look for in a brunch spot. I ended up having a flawless veal sandwich with tasty home fries, while my wife had the crepe with squash, sage, and butter. Others at our table had frittatas and waffles, and everyone loved their food. I probably could have done without the loud Andrea Bocelli music, and I'm not a fan of the decor in there, but whaddya gonna do. The food more than made up for it.
Check the menu here: http://www.dine.to/menus/menu_985_doc...
Just this Sunday we went to brunch at 1 pm -Sadies Diner...am still drooling from the banana and chocolate chip pancakes-AM mazing.
This is by far my best choice for a meal that is warm, good old fashioned comfort food. Mostly vegan.
On Adelaide just west of Spadina.
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re: Ediblethoughts
Their site says they do All Day Breakfast. I've only eaten there on the weekends.
I'm a fan of Coquine on Yonge between Eglinton and Davisville and of Mildred Temple Kitchen in Liberty Village
2075 Yonge St, Toronto, ON M4S2A4, CA
Mildred's Temple Kitchen
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If you do want to venture out to Mississauga, Saravana Bhavan has a great South Indian brunch buffet. They have about 8-10 items and the food is excellent. It is $9 per person and they do it every Sunday from 10 am to 12 pm. You have to make reservations as it gets full very quickly and there are lineups after 10:30.
I recently tried the Globe Bistro on N side of Danforth just a smidge E of Broadview (right at the TTC Broadview Stn). Great atmosphere, esp. for a special occasion brunch - white tablecloths, soaring ceilings and comfy!. They also have a roof top patio and take reservations. Organic and local is the focus. Great service and yummy!
I have to give my vote to the Swan Diner - they do a great eggs benedict with smoked trout for an extra $3. It's a narrow, smallish place, but worth the wait, it's got a nice feel about the place, great for a Sunday morning and they have wonderful coffee.
It's at 892 Queen West
Went to two Toronto brunch institutions recently.
1. Bonjour Brioche. Staff was great. Efficient, friendly and super accommodating of the fact that one of my dining companions was late. I liked how mixed up the clientele was. Families, couples, friends, large groups and small.
The food: croissant - buttery, flaky, honest to goodness delicious. Best in Toronto I've tried! The baguette was inspired. The lemon-raspberry brioche was disappointing though. The dough part was uninspired. I had the granola which was great, as far as granola goes. Super hearty, and a wide array of fresh fruit. My DC had the croque madame which was delicious but ... kind of hard to go wrong with fried egg, gruyere, ham and brioche, no? The coffee was great. My friend found it watered down.
2. Aunties and Uncles. Fun, engaging staff. Laid back, great patio. I had the toasted brie/pear/walnut sandwich with a gazpacho. The soup was alright, not great, the sandwich was toasted to golden, buttery perfection. It was greasy. My friend had the breakfast sandwich, also greasy, but delicious, with egg, peameal bacon on... I've forgotten what kind of bread.
Two very different brunch experiences. If I had to choose, I'd choose Aunties + Uncles.
Love School Cafe and Bakery, Frank's at AGO and Globe Bistro for a more special occasion, Edward Levesques - yummy thick bacon. Just tried a new place: Lola's Commisary on Church just south of Bloor, yesterday. Amazing coffee (but careful - they charge by the cup as each is individually brewed). Fabulous multigrain organic crunchy waffles.
re: Mitzimouse
We did brunch on Frank at the AGO this past weekend!
We are still raving about it.
I had the eggs benny which was amazing. One of the best I have had... Just on the eggs alone. They were truly farm fresh. Almost orange in colour. The ham on it was thinly sliced and smoky.
My partner had the blueberry pancakes with lemon butter, blueberry compote and first run maple syrup. He was quiet as soon as it was placed in front of him.
Dessert was homemade strawberry ice cream.. three ways.. and warm lemon pudding.
Expensive .. Yes.. But a great brunch dining experience. We will back.
In town from Montreal -- and desperately looking for a place for brunch in Yonge / St. Claire or Yonge / Egglinton - or anything not too far away (taking cabs). Any ideas???
re: trafalgargirl
I think the Il Fornellos at Y & St. Claire has a nice buffet brunch. I haven't been there in ages but I've heard from others recently that it was good. Y & E has a ton of places--La Vecchia and Amore come to mind.
Of course, based on your post, I'm not sure if you meant today? Or next weekend? Or during the week?
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In a busy restaurant for brunch on a Sunday morning it was a relief to be greeted and offered a coffee quickly while waiing for a table. Much to our surprise we were able to get a true Italian expresso that rivaled any Italian restaurant in the city - manifico!! Once seated we were served quickly, efficiently - all with a friendly smile. The food was fresh, plentiful, and hot. It was a fusion of Spanish, Indian, French and Canadian quisine. We would definately recommend this restuaruant for brunch!! We give this restaurant 4 spoons out of 5.
I had Sunday brunch yesterday at Simple Bistro after we couldn't get a reservation at Gallery Grill because it was closed for Easter. 2 of us had the eggs benny and 2 of us had the omelete. I have to say that all of us, who eat brunch a lot all over Toronto, thought it was one of the best brunches we have had. The eggs in the eggs benny were perfectly cooked and the omelete was absolutly declicious too.
I can't believe the place wasn't packed. Maybe that was because it was uptown. Our res was at noon and the place was almost empty, but was about 1/2 full when we left.
We will be back for sure!
Gallery Grill
7 Hart House Cir, Toronto, ON M5S, CA
Simple Bistro
619 Mount Pleasant Rd, Toronto, ON M4S2M5, CA
Insomnia's been around forever and it's still going strong! Rec this place for lunch
pics: http://cookiesandtomatoes.blogspot.co...
Eggs Charlotte ($11.50
)Insomnia's hollandaise sauce has a bit of a cheesy flavour. It adds a bright colour and if you like a bit of cheese, then you'll probably prefer Insomnia's hollandaise over some other breakfast joints. The eggs were well poached - not as perfectly as Hoof Cafe's but still nice and runny and the side of greens was good to nosh on between bites.
Eggs Manami ($10)
Ordered off of their "Brunch Features" menu, the Eggs Manami had wonderful curried rice patties. This is a delicious alternative to English muffins, and I recommend this over their regular Eggs Benny.!
Home Fries
Their home fries are great! The potatoes are freshly tossed in a bbq-y sauce, and they're not at all soggy. These were quickly snarfed and definitely worth adding to your order if they don't come with it anyways.
French Toast
Heaven on Earth ($10.50)
Yummy - It was crispy and filling with a generous amount of fruit. The cream cheese was good, but I would've enjoyed it just as much without. I'm not so sure that the strawberries were wild as advertised, but they were fresh! This was great drenched in maple syrup.
Baked Pancakes ($10)
So these aren't so much pancakes as cakes-baked-in-a-pan. They are huge and are made to order and from scratch. They are very thick and dense, and take at least 20 minutes upon ordering to arrive. We were definitely stuffed after polishing these off!
Chocolate Banana Pancakes & Apple Cinnamon Pancakes
While good, I don't think I'd order it for myself but as a post-breakfast treat to share with a larger group.
Overall, Insomnia is a bright cheery breakfast joint in the Annex. I recommend it if you're looking for a tasty brunch at a great value. Their pleasant service, bright dining and bar areas, and great brunch options make it a great choice. Definitely a step up from other local breakfast joints that I've tried with respect to service, atmosphere and quality of food. Get the home fries and their egg dishes are quite tasty.
563 Bloor St W, Toronto, ON M5S1Y6, CA
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Yes, I totally agree with that! There's a post of that on my blog too. I positively drool whenever I look at them, I need to return for their waffle and more of their beignets!
Check out Aziza on College!
Was on my way to Bestellan on Victoria day only to find it closed and checked out Aziza which happened to be open. Aziza TOTALLY outdid all expectation.
Are you tired of over-hyped, over-priced brunch spots with horrible service and lacklustre food and drink as an afterthought to the quality of their baristas' 19th century beards and wait-staff's ironic tattoos????
Fresh baked bread, Fresh Fruiit on the plate or in squeezed juices. Everything on the plate was top quality and exactly as it should be, nothing re-invented by some neophyte with amazing social networking skills. This place is unpretentious to a fault. I can't even see them surviving for long unless they get a waitress with moccasins & sleeves.
Above all praise is their Hot-Sauce. Most hot-sauces nail heat, but, lack flavour which is where this sauce rules, add it to anything while there and buy some on your way out ( $5.00 for a 500ml is a crazy deal).
The chef is a wonderful woman from Mozambique who brings classics to the table with wonderful presentation, attention to high quality ingredients and totally consistent execution.
Totally worth it!
Is Beast on anyone's list? I'm intrigued by their menu and would like to visit
re: Apprentice
Yes. I've been to Beast twice in the last two weeks. It wasn't intentional, but brunch was so good the 1st time, I had to go back! The French toast is sublime, as are the roasted potatoes and the bacon, which is drizzled with maple syrup. Eating the bacon is like eating candy. The doughnuts are fantastic! The beastwich is unbelievable, although a little on the peppery side. The eggs are farm-fresh, and everything is homemade. You can't go wrong with brunch @ Beast! I highly recommend it!!


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Position Available: Society Equestrian Marshal
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The Marshal of the Society is currently accepting applications for the position of Society Equestrian Marshal. This is an unpaid deputy position, reporting to the Marshal of the Society, requiring approximately 10 hours per week.
Queen's Equestrian Championship Tournament
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Bring your faithful destrier (or rent one from the Caidan Royal Stables) and join us upon the tourney field to fight for the honor of being Her Majesty Kolfinna's Equestrian Champion.
Riders (Intermediate and Advanced) will compete on the Quintain, Rings, Pig Heads and Beheading the Enemy. Top riders will advance to the finals for a ride-off of Her Majesty's choosing. Beginners and young riders are also welcome – special competition categories will be created depending on the authorization levels.
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Fall Equestrium is on Saturday, October 14, in Golden Rivers at the
Central Park Arena (Rio Linda, CA). A number of classes will be
presented for both mounted and unmounted participants. Basic riding
Photos from Purgatorio
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The Barony of Madrone is proud to be hosting the 6th annual Emprise of the Black Lion on Sept 8-10th at Reber Ranch in Kent, WA (with gracious permission from the Shire of Wyewood)
This event, one of the premier equestrian events of the year is one of
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Today in the Middle Ages: July 11, 1302
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Insurgent Flemish peasants shocked the chivalry of Europe by defeating the occupying French cavalry at Courtrai (modern Kortrijk) on July 11, 1302.
Push for Pennsic 2006
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Arrrr! The Canton of Hawkes Keye and The Marche of Norborough Welcome You To Push for Pennsic 2006: It's A Pirate Thing
Site opens on Friday July 7th at 5pm and
Driving Directions: Take I-75 to Exit 78 and travel south for 3 miles on County Road 25-A. The Fairgrounds will be on the right.
Today in the Middle Ages: June 7, 1520
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The rival kings of England and France, Henry VIII and Francis I, met near Calais on June 7, 1520 for the meeting and tournament that became known as the Field of the Cloth of Gold.
Best Little Army
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Two Armies crouched in battle formation on opposing sides of the meadow. The Archers loose! The Cavalries charge! The Infantries crash together and the battle..... ~~~~~~~o~~~~~~~
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Hot April Knights
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Shire of Talmere presents Hot April Knights: Love and Romance in the Spanish Inquisition (Because no one expects Lusty Month of May in April!!!)
Dragon Hills Camp
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Northshield Equestrian Practice
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For those of you interested in pursuing the equestrian arts, please consider attending Northshield's Equestrian Practice this year. Not only will we be teaching riding lessons, and other hands-on activities with the horses, we will be offering classes and a lunch time lecture as well.
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Spring Regional Equestrian Practice
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Spring Regional Equestrian Practice, Saturday April 15th, 9am - 6 pm, at CDC Equine Estates, 2223 N Prospect, Superior Twp, MI 48198.
This is a day-long practice intended to get new and progressing riders
(and their horses) practice at the games, mounted combat and jousting.
Most of the regional Marshals will be available for help and practice. We
will be running authorizations for anyone who is interested as well!
Chalice of Equus
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The Shire of Bois d' Arc of the Great Kingdom of Calontir presents the Chalice of Equus. Come join us in a Mongolian themed event.
Equestrian activities will include a Quest in the afternoon and authorizations in the morning from 10:00 to 12:00. Health certificates for out of state horses and negative Coggins required. To reserve covered stalls, anyone bringing a horse please contact Lady Rhiannon, call preferred (417)529-1221 or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com
Today in the Middle Ages: April 9, 1241
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On April 9, 1241, Polish knights fought the invading Mongol army at Liegnitz (aka Legnica) in Silesia.
Equestrium: Inter-Kingdom Equestrian Collegium
Submitted by Milica on Wed, 2006-02-08 15:09
Unto the equestrians of the Known World do the riders of the West Kingdom offer invitation! On April 21-24, 2006 there will be held an Inter-Kingdom Equestrian Collegium: Equestrium!
Renting Horses at Estrella
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THL Jacques d'Aymonet and Lady Francesca d'Aymonet, Estrella War Equestrian Autocrats, would like to remind those attending Estrella XXII that horses may be rented for esquestrian activities at the War.
Founding Revel XXVI
Submitted by Milica on Wed, 2006-01-11 11:44
Hear Ye! Hear Ye! Come celebrate our 26th year with us! We've come a long way baby! Witness the first court of our new Baron and Baroness. Find out who our new A&S Champion will be. Kids, make sure your stead is in good form for the Equestrian games! View the display of Stromgard's history. Sharpen your mind to keep up with the many table games. Grab a partner and join in the dance! Oh! And don't forget your feast gear! There will be plenty of great food!
Festival of Khleb-sol'
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Ice grips the land and Kievan Rus' is blanketed in snow, but here you will find the warmth of friendship! Join us as we celebrate hospitality and brotherhood at the Festival of Khleb-sol' and Bratchina (Festival of Hospitality and Feast of Brothers)!
Known World Hunt Guild Promotes Animal Activities in the SCA
Submitted by Milica on Fri, 2005-11-11 11:55
Pavla de la Satu Mare of the Kingdom of AEthelmearc reports that the Known World Hunt Guild promotes animal activities within the SCA, including those involving horses, dogs and hawks.
Midrealm Crown Tourney to feature jousting demo
Submitted by Justin on Wed, 2005-10-19 17:57
The Middle Kingdom's Crown Tournament, to be held October 22, will feature a demonstration of jousting combat, a newly-sanctioned activity in the SCA.
Wine List XVI
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Bring a bottle of wine and test your skills in armored combat of three-man melee teams. The entry fee is just one bottle per fighter in the melee. Fighters under 21 - make it non-alcoholic. (Please do not bring horribly cheap beverages; you may have to drink it.) We will also have equestrian activities run by Lady Lora Greymare. If you want to bring a horse, contact her prior to the event at firstname.lastname@example.com
Equus Bellator Photos Online
Submitted by Milica on Mon, 2005-09-26 13:03
Katherine of Glastonbury has announced that photos taken by Lord Robert of Canterbury from the recent Equus Bellator equestrian event are now available online.
Horses, Hounds and Hawks: An SCA Animal Arts Collegium
Submitted by Milica on Fri, 2005-09-09 13:15
Did you ever wonder what goes in to the upkeep and training of a horse? Do want to learn how-tos of hound coursing? Maybe falconry fascinates you and you've always wanted to see one hunt on the wing. These and other topics along with hands-on-demonstrations will be yours when you come to the first annual Horse, Hounds and Hawks Collegium to be held in the Shire of Stormsport on October 29-30, 2005.
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There were 1,150 people living in Las Vegas on Aug. 15, 1846. It was a Saturday morning. Only 11 years earlier, the 36 original settlers had built their adobe houses around a central plaza. They and others who joined them grazed their livestock on the lush meadows and planted their crops along the Rio Gallinas, and many families had already established their home sites and ranchitos away from the plaza.
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GOP pundits are comparing Gov. Susanna Martinez to Sarah Palin, and really, both Palin and Martinez should feel demeaned by the comparison.
According to a new study by the National Education Association, New Mexico ranked 20th among states last year in total per-student education spending.
Factoring in federal, state and local funds, New Mexico spent $11,019 per K-12 student, $81 more than the national average, the Albuquerque Journal recently reported.
A dabbler in languages, I came across a book titled Les Bon Mots. I found it at the latest AAUW book sale, where early birds can get some amazing stuff at a good price.
The book is a guide to hundreds of French words guaranteed to make people sound oh-so learned. As interested as I am in English, Spanish, French and German, I fear that decades from now many of the lesser-spoken languages, including a host of Indian tongues, will have vanished to make room for English, Spanish, Mandarin Chinese and Japanese.
The men and women who have fought for our country deserve to be treated with respect and dignity. We, as a nation, owe them at least that much given the tremendous sacrifices they have made for us and for our country.
That's why the allegations being made about veteran hospitals in Phoenix and perhaps elsewhere are so troubling.
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Teresa, I am hoping you received my spark mail. I would love to touch base with you about my planned SA bike tour this February. MJ, on the SA Spark Team, suggested you would be the person to contact as well. I look forward to visiting your beautiful city and riding the Hill Country. Of course I'm a bit concerned now that my dear friend from Amarillo was killed by a driver while she was riding in TX.
When I was a kid I used to pray every night for a new bicycle. Then I realized that the Lord doesn't work that way so I stole one and asked Him to forgive me.
~Emo Philips~
Thank you for posting Lysinger. Cindy was a dear friend, albeit online/virtual friend. She was real and had a great daughter and husband. She often posted about them. I will miss her.
When I was a kid I used to pray every night for a new bicycle. Then I realized that the Lord doesn't work that way so I stole one and asked Him to forgive me.
~Emo Philips~
Thanks so much for sharing. I have noticed when riding and driving so many drivers still texting while driving here in SA, TX and a new law was passed but even the police said it would be hard to enforce because they do it too! You have to have God out there on your rides and sometimes that now enough.
Living life one mile and adventure at a time! Life is way to short be be living it on the sidelines. Set a goal and go for it!
I had seen this article in the Amarillo news a few weeks ago--I just hadn't realized that it related to one of our fellow teammates. amarillo.com/news/local-news/2010-12
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Well, hello my friends, Ole' Tight Line here. I'm sorry I missed you all last weekend, but I'm happy to report there was some good catches around the coastal area and Yellow Bluff Marina.
SOCIAL CIRCLE - A survey of an unusual Coastal Plain habitat in Georgia will provide new information about rare species such as the gopher tortoise, Georgia's state reptile.
SOCIAL CIRCLE - This year's summer exhibition at the U.S. Botanic Garden in Washington will focus on sustainability by showcasing displays by organizations from around the world, including one from Georgia.
The web-like masses you see in tree branches every spring are the handiwork of eastern tent caterpillars. After over-wintering as a little black blob of eggs, hundreds of hairy caterpillars hatch out and form a silky nest. Although common, the larvae are quite beautiful: black with white, orange and yellow stripes, plus pale blue blotches on the sides.
Sapelo Island enables visitors to see virtually every facet of a barrier island's natural community, from the diversified wildlife of the forested uplands, to the vast expanses of salt marsh and the complex beach and dunes systems. The Visitor Center, located near the mainland ferry dock, brings to life both the natural and cultural history of Sapelo, while guided tours of the island enable visitors to experience the African-American community of Hog Hammock, the University of Georgia Marine Institute, and the Reynolds Mansion.
Hello friends, ole' Tight Line here. With last week's windy weather we didn't get much fishing done, but we still have a few good reports to give you from Yellow Bluff.
ITHACA, N.Y. - What could be cuter than baby birds all atwitter in the nest? But amid the "oohs" and "aahs" are real data about the rhythms of bird biology and how they may be changing as the result of human activity.
BUFORD - Spring is a great time to observe many species of colorful birds known as neotropical migrants.
WAYCROSS - Last year's efforts to eradicate the unwelcome, invasive flathead catfish from the Satilla River resulted in the removal of exactly 4,399 of the fish.
BRUNSWICK - After spending the winter in the warm waters off Georgia and Florida, North Atlantic right whales are heading north for the summer.
SOCIAL CIRCLE - The distinctive call of the coyote or "song dog" can be heard all across our state, from the more welcoming rural areas of wooded forests and open fields to the less inviting backyards of metro Atlanta neighborhoods.
BoatU.S. Angler is a membership program that's part of the nation's largest association of recreational boaters whose mission is to protect the interests of boat-owning freshwater anglers.
The gray fox is a common mammal found throughout Georgia as well as most of the United States. Typical size is 8-12 pounds and about 3 feet long. Although mostly gray, this canid has orange fur on its neck, sides and legs. That's why, at a quick glance, some people mistake the gray fox for the slightly larger red fox.
SOCIAL CIRCLE - A frog-monitoring program will be receiving some much-needed funds to improve a scarce frog's chances for survival.
BRUNSWICK - The Finfish Advisory Panel of the Georgia Department of Natural Resources is reviewing the status of spotted seatrout in Georgia, and the group is seeking public input about harvest regulations through an online survey.
ATLANTA - Those who love lazy summer days and sleeping under the stars can save money with camping deals from Georgia's state parks.
U.S. Secretary of Commerce Penny Pritzker recently approved a request by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Fisheries to allow limited recreational harvesting of red snapper in federal waters, according to Doug Haymans, policy coordinator with the Georgia Department of Natural Resources.
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The Chicago Cubs and Los Angeles Dodgers will play a three-game series at Dodgers Stadium from August 3 through August 5, 2012. The Cubs' probable pitchers include Jeff Samardzija, Chris Volstad and Justin Germano. The Dodgers' probable pitchers include Chad Billingsley, Clayton Kershaw and Aaron Harang.
The Cubs won two of three games when these teams met at Wrigley Field from May 4 through May 6. The Cubs have a 43-60 record. The Dodgers have a 56-50 record. The Cubs have lost two consecutive games. The Dodgers have lost three consecutive games. The Cubs have a 16-36 road record. The Dodgers have a 29-23 home record.
All times are central time zone. The probable pitchers are updated as of August 2 on Cubs.mlb.com. The Cubs are represented by the pitchers in italics. Batter versus pitcher data is from ESPN.
August 3, 9:10 p.m.
Jeff Samardzija (7-8, 4.19 ERA) vs. Chad Billingsley (6-9, 3.89 ERA)
Jeff Samardzija didn't pitch when these teams met in May. Current Dodgers hitters are 8-for-25 (.320 batting average) with a .346 on-base percentage (OBP) against Samardzija. Recently-acquired Hanley Ramirez and Shane Victorino could play a key role in this contest. Ramirez is 6-for-12 (.500 batting average) with one double against Samardzija. Victorino is 2-for-4 (.500 batting average) with two RBIs, home run, triple and walk.
August 4, 8:10 p.m.
Chris Volstad (0-7, 7.94 ERA) vs. Clayton Kershaw (8-6, 2.95 ERA)
Chris Volstad surrendered five earned runs in five innings when these teams met on May 5. The Dodgers won 5-1. Volstad hasn't won a start since July 10, 2011. He's starting this game because of the injury to Matt Garza and the trades of Ryan Dempster and Paul Maholm.
Current Dodgers hitters are 34-for-137 (.248 batting average) with a .303 OBP against him. Victorino is 9-for-32 (.281 batting average) with three RBIs, two home runs, two walks, triple and double. Matt Kemp has also homered against Volstad.
August 5, 3:10 p.m.
Justin Germano (1-1, 1.98 ERA) vs. Aaron Harang (7-6, 3.76 ERA)
Justin Germano was the winning pitcher in the Cubs' 14-4 victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates on July 30. Germano surrendered two earned runs in five innings en route to his first victory since being acquired in mid-July. Germano has surrendered three earned runs in 13.2 innings with the Boston Red Sox and Cubs in 2012.
Fan's Take
Volstad vs. Kershaw is one of the biggest pitching mismatches of the entire season. The Dodgers also have home-field advantage. The Cubs will have an incredibly difficult time winning this series because of those two notes. There best chance to win a game in this series may come when Samardzija takes the mound on August 3.
The Cubs need good pitching performances from all of their pitchers in the pitcher-friendly Dodgers stadium.
Joshua Huffman grew up in Michigan's Upper Peninsula as a Green Bay Packers and Chicago Cubs enthusiast. He immediately gained an admiration for Cubs fans after watching numerous games on WGN during the mid-90s. His favorite Cubs moment was Kerry Wood's(notes) 1-hitter, 20K extravaganza that was only denied of a no-hitter by Kevin Orie's defensive blunder. As a Packers and Cubs fan, he suffered through Steve Bartman and "4th & 26" in a span of three months. He can be found on Twitter HERE.
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The Manchester board approved the agreement partly out of the recognition that a large number of Hooksett parents had already sought to pull their kids from the district. An estimated 60 to 70 students had sought alternative placements this year, close to half the incoming class. It's not clear at this point how many Hooksett students will be part of the freshmen class at Manchester high schools.
Other board members echoed the view of Mayor Ted Gatsas, that many parents in the town feel a loyalty to Manchester.
Other board members, however, have raised concerns about the impact of Hooksett leaving, particularly the lost revenue. If all of Hooksett's students leave, it could cost the district $500,000 to a $1 million a year in tuition.
"To try to force (Hooksett) to stay, I don't know what good that would've been," he said. "We would've been spending hundreds of thousands on attorneys fees. At this point, I'd rather spend the money on the schools."
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The labour shortage caused by the illness or death of household members is one of the most pervasive and well documented consequences of HIV/AIDS.
Therefore, the use of labour-saving technologies represents an important mitigation strategy. Technologies are needed that reduce the time spent on agricultural and household tasks and that can be used efficiently by youth and the elderly.
Recommendations include: low-input agriculture, lighter ploughs and tools that can be used by older children, women and the elderly; improved seed varieties that require less labour for weeding, intercropping; minimum tillage; access to potable water; and fuel-efficient stoves that can free women for more economically productive activities.
Labour can be saved indirectly through improved storage facilities, which can help reduce post-harvest losses and increase food security.
Home gardens with a variety of nutritious food crops could contribute towards household food production. Although home gardens can be labour-intensive, the distribution of labour over the production cycle is regular and does not depend strictly on planting times.
Small ruminants can also provide high-protein foods. Moreover, they can be kept close to the house and require minimal care.


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Mary Drumwright, queen of the first Red Hat Society in Maryville will be moving to Hawaii on November 29. A farewell luncheon was held at the Lakeside Tavern on Wednesday, Nov. 8. It was a fun day, but also a sad day for the Scarlet Ravens, they were having to tell their queen good-bye. Queen Mary started the first society in Maryville in June of 2002 with four members. The chapter grew very fast, so Mary helped to start up several new chapters. There are now 14 chapters in Maryville. The Scarlet Ravens will miss her, but wish her well on her move to Hawaii.
Todd Davis family welcomes their first son
His Halloween outfits were ready for him, so Price Edwin Davis got a few days head start on the holiday season by making his appearance on Oct. 28.
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Grandparents are Mike and Ibby Davis and Jack and Joann Potter, all of Maryville. Carle and Connie Davis of Maryville are the proud great-grandparents.
Dorsie Tallent celebrates 100th birthday
Dorsie Tallent celebrated her 100th birthday on Thursday, Oct. 26 in Maryville. She is a Knoxville resident and was born in Grainger County. Dorsie is the mother of children Hazel Tallent Haws, Louisville, James W. Tallent, Knoxville, and a deceased daughter, Betty Tallent Davenport.
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CLEVELAND (September 13, 2012) – The Cleveland Museum of Art has acquired Work No. 965: Half the air in a given space, a 2008 artwork by Martin Creed, one of Great Britain's most acclaimed contemporary artists. From September 30 through November 25, 2012, the work will be on view in the museum's Betty T. and David M. Schneider Gallery (east wing glass box gallery), which has housed a four-year-long installation of sculptures by August Rodin drawn from the museum's collection. Work No.


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Following dot-com layoffs of nearly 83,000 since January, positions filled in an average 2.7 months in the second quarter, says Challenger, Gray & Christmas
Due to e-commerce workforce reductions – including more than 82,000 job cuts at dot-com companies from the first of the year through July, according to the Chicago-based outplacement firm Challenger, Gray & Christmas – search times are shorter than average for e-retailers and others offering jobs in e-commerce. In the second quarter of this year, CEO John Challenger tells Internet Retailer, it took an average 2.7 months to fill such positions. Normally, he adds, search times average about 3.2 months.
Despite the availability of fewer jobs, however, compensation and human resource consultants say it's still not completely a buyer's market for e-retailers looking to recruit and retain staff. Some workers with business and technology skills that are readily transferable to other industry sectors outside of retail are finding employment there. "Many people are getting picked up by companies out of the dot-com realm and going into the rest of the economy," Challenger says. And competition remains stiff across industries including retail for IT workers with so-called "hot skills;" typically, those with expertise in newer or more popularly used programming languages. "We're seeing relatively short search times," says Challenger. "Talented people are still in demand."


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okay so i just got done de-bagging my truck i took of everything including the z71 sticker, after doing it and some further harassing from my mom who said i shouldn't have taken the z71 sticker off because its like a badge of honor or something like that, so my question is should i just leave it all black and clean or should i buy some z71 stickers to put back on and if i do buy them should i get the origional or a camo one so let me know what you think i want EVERYONES! opinion
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NIQUE - Be OK
Artist: NIQUE
Producer: BlackLight Music
Album: Basswood
Avg Rating: 2.4 ( 5 total votes )
Once a regular fixture in the Booth, NIQUE disappeared from our pages last fall, after bringing us November's Can't See Me. If you've been wondering what precisely has been holding him back from releasing new music, wonder no longer. On his latest single and the inaugural release in his new online series, he lays it all on the table. Be OK strands in a long hip-hop tradition of "Where the f**k was I?" records, but differs from most of its peers in that NIQUE offers no excuses for his absence. Instead, he apologizes profusely ("I was tryin' to find a perfect way to say this / So I apologize for such a long hiatus) and assures fans that he's back for good, before satisfying our curiosity with a few remarks on the sh*t he's been through over the course of the past year. BlackLight Music provides a piano-loop beat to back his brutally honest bars. Though it's been a minute, I have a hunch that NIQUE's fans will welcome him back with open arms after a listen to this penitent jam. If you like what you're hearing, then keep it locked for the latest leading up to the November release of his Basswood LP, as well as checking back with us each week for fresh #WoodGrainWednesdays entries.
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Written by richard on 09/26/12
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