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March 28 Vinitaly Wine Competition
I get a call asking me to fill in as a judge at the wine competition. I do not like to do all 5 days as it comes just before Vinitaly and, frankly, 5 days of tasting from 9 to 5 is exhausting. I agree to do the last 2 and ½ days.
I receive emails congratulating me on my bella figura when interviewed by a Rai3 TV food and wine program. Hip hip hip hooray.
From March 25 to 27 Wines I liked from my visit to Piedmont
Frattelli Rabino Nebbiolo 2009. Bright. (The color is difficult to assess in the light of the tasting room). The fragrance is pure pleasure – elegant strawberry/blackberry fruit. The palate shows all that the nose promises: silky texture pleasant fruit. I am told that it sells for around 12 Euros in local shops. For me this is good value for money.
All the wines I taste at Rabino had clean, precise fruit; they were wines that gave pleasure. Notably among them: Arneis 2010, Roero 2008 (100% Nebbiolo).
You will not find a barrique in my cellar, says Andrea Rabino. "I am one of the few in the zone who can say that."
Saglietti Nebbiolo Langhe 2009 (tasted at the Cantina Comunale di La Morra). Bright garnet/ruby. On the nose: Fine strawberry-like fruit, with an undertow of moist autumn leaves. On the palate very appealing, a vibrant acidity weaves through the firm velvety fruit.
Monfalletto Cordero di Montezemolo Barolo 2006 (tasted at the Cantina Comunale di La Morra) Pale garnet. Floral (light note of violets), warm, in the perfume there is a hint of musk. Elegant and pleasing. An idea of liquorish. Long, evolving finish. A good commercial Barolo for those seeking finesse.
Renzo Castello Dolcetto Diano d'Alba 2009 Blue tinged ruby. Closed on the nose at first. But on the palate a creamy note infiltrates the juicy berry fruit. A tannin tingle. A pleasing firm fruitiness on the finish.
Mascarello Giuseppe Dolcetto Diano d'Alba 2009 Bright fresh. Lively pleasing berry fruit. Very good on the palate: a tight weave of juicy and inviting flavor.
There were a few other decent wines but I tasted them much too hastily due to our Organizer's "hurry up so that we can hang around outside waiting for…something to happen" leadership-style.
Now that the producers have read their names and left the site, let me tell you about this trip—myohmyohmy.
March 25 A Trip Back in Time (and not always in a good way).
We meet Luciano, the organizer (so to speak) of our tour in front of the motel. He looks like a guy who has his "office" at a back table in a Times Square MacDonald's. His hair is unwashed, uncombed and unkempt. His clothes (jacket pockets stuffed with wadded up bits of paper and soiled business cards) have been slept in – recently and often. His big, hangdog face shouts "failure". I instantly feel sorry for him. This impulsive emotion quickly wears away.
We see Francesco T., also a captive on this trip. He offers to let us ride in his car. The other journalists pile into their cars and we follow Luciano out on to the highway.
We come to a wide spot in the road, a sort of casual parking lot between a restaurant and high stone wall. Luciano's car stops and the rest of us park and get out. We cluster on the side of the road. Luciano trudges over and lights a cigarette, takes a puff. The journalists eye each other nervously. The unspoken question – Why are we here? – hangs in the air. Luciano takes another puff and waves a hand toward a house a few meters up a dirt and gravel drive and tells us it used to belong to the Italian Royal Family. We stand silently waiting for more. There is no more.
"Come on," says Luciano, throwing his cigarette onto the road. "We've gotto go or we'll be late." We silently get back in our cars.
We arrive at the Cantina Comunale di la Morra, a very attractive wine shop (www.cantinalamorra.com). The manager is well prepared and offers us interesting wines to taste. In the parking lot Luciano confesses that wine really isn't his thing. "History," he says. "is my real passion." This phrase will be repeated at least twice a day for the remainder of the trip.
We arrive at a wine cellar where the manager is the world's greatest living authority on everything. He expresses his superiority by shouting down even the most timidly offered opposition. He (who clearly speaks no English) knows more about the English wine trade than people who work in the English wine trade. He knows more about packaging that people who have successfully worked in the sector. He knows more about silicone corks than people who have actually experimented with them. To his credit: his winery is clean, his wines are decent. But they are not nearly as good as he thinks they are.
We drive to the restaurant and I teach Francesco (who happily and truthfully says he speaks no English) the word: shambolic.
Luciano falls asleep at the dinner table.
We drive back to the hotel and I teach Francesco the word Brouhaha.
March 26 Kerfuffle
We emerge from the motel at 8:30.
"Shambolic," Francesco joyously shouts at me.
"Brouhaha!" I reply.
I try to teach him today's word: kerfuffle. "But it's easy," I whine. "All the words – shambolic, brouhaha and kerfuffle – are loosely related in meaning because they all can be used when describing this trip."
The new word is too much for Francesco who wants instead to have a colorful English phrase for "I'm parched." At the next stop he steps up to Luciano and recites: "I. Want. To. Wet. My. Whistle." Luciano (who, I believe, also speaks no English) give him a "Why-was-I-born-to-suffer" look and walks away.
Most of us clamber into the commune minivan and we set off with the Sicilian and Genovese journalists following in their car, as there is not enough room for all of us in the van.
We arrive at Priocca, where we are met by the mayor, a bright-eyed energetic soul. We stand in the sunshine next to a statue of Padre Pio.
"We have a lot of mixed marriage here," says the major. "The women are Calabrese."
It seems that in the 60s and 70s the local women did not want to face a life of drudgery on the farm, so they caught the bus for the Big City, where they subsequently married city slickers. This left a lot of desperate Piedmontese men, who ended up making arranged-marriages with Southern women. "They are hard workers," says the mayor.
We visit a nice meat and cheese deli – Azienda Agricola Bricco del Prete. After admiring their wares, we are led around back to be given a tour of the abattoir. I don't feel like standing next to beef carcasses in a windowless room and neither does the lady from Genova so we watch the horses in the paddock and take the sun.
Off to the summer residence of Carlo Felice. We are met in the main hall by The Professor. "We have to make this snappy," he says, pointedly looking at his watch. "Because I've got to get back to the old folks home in time to give the codgers their lunch."
He shows us some superb Chinese hand-painted wallpaper. There are evidentially only 5 other places in the world with such fine examples. "But the local philistines turned these rooms into a grade school for a while! And children being children, they defaced these priceless treasures," says the seething Professor. Indeed, many of the figures within a child's reach have penciled in mustaches, beards and glasses.
Off to a flash tasting at a very pretty place (Alla Corte degli Alfieri). Back in the bus and up to the Sanctuary of the Madonna dei Boschi in Vezza d'Alba. Where another mayor, Carla, and her crew have pitched in to make us a home-style lunch. It is a lovely, informal meal, served with gusto and goodwill. When we are heading toward dessert, the Sicilian starts pontificating on Sicily. He has done this at every stop.
After 30 minutes I think: I cannot stand another minute of this.
After 15 more minutes I have an epiphany: I do not have to stay!
I go outside, sit in the sun, close my eyes and listen to the traffic whizz by on the distant highway. Forty minutes later Michael rouses me and we head back to the bus.
We stop at The Natural History Museum of Roero, a room filled with taxidermied animals in glass display cabinets.
"Most of specimens are road kill", Carla, the mayor, reassures us. There are also two drawers of insects brought in by school children.
Then another winery. This one is the dirtiest winery I have ever visited. The barrels are stained around the staves and rims. The doors of the empty stainless steel tanks are caked with wine stains. There are tiny daubs of white mold on the moist spigots of the tanks. There is water three inches deep in the lowest part of the cellar. That said, the wines themselves are not bad. But…I believe that good winemakers should follow the same rule as good chefs: clean as you go.
After a few photo opportunity stops we visit another winery. Great visit. Then off to the restaurant. Our minivan dutifully follows Luciano into another vast parking lot. Luciano leaps from his car and raps on the window of the van.
He flings his arm toward a distant building. "That's the Università del Gusto," he says. Then he mutters something about a jailbird's wall. (muro di galiotto) "But we have no time to stop or we'll be late!" He lumbers back to his car.
On the motorway Luciano's car whizzes past the exit. He slams on the brakes, sending the driver of our minivan into a panic.
"Go on, you can't stop on the highway," he exclaims, as if Luciano could hear him. When it becomes clear that Luciano will not move, our driver nervously backs up to the exit.
"Luciano is not trustworthy on the road," says a journalist who has known him for years.
We have dinner with two mayors, three producers and a mayor who produces wine.
March 27 Taradiddle
More hours of photo opportunities at foggy roadsides and producers who are never introduced and farewells that lengthen to the point of embarrassment. (Hurry! Hurry! Wait. Wait.)
We arrive home in the evening. Hooray.
March 16 Enoteca degli Alighieri (www.ristorantealighieri.com)
Our pal Ugo presents Caferro. We sit at a table with the owner of the estate, Daniele Ferasin and Damiano Peroni, the winemaker.
Spumante Rose 2010 The color of pale strawberry juice. Bright, fresh and lightly fruity on the nose. These characteristics are echoed on the palate, where I found a soft amalgam of strawberry, raspberry and blueberry fruit – very light. It reminded me of sorbet. The grape varieties: Merlot (80%), with Raboso (20%).
Merlot 2008 Soft fruit (brambles and blackberries). The fruitiness on the nose follwos though on the pale. Nice, pleasing. Medium finish. Excellent quality/price ratio.
I ask Daniele what his export markets are. He says: "The Cayman Islands and Montecarlo, and a bit in Japan."
Never in all my years of asking this question have I heard such a surprising reply. The usual response is usually: "German, the USA, and a bit in Japan".
It seems that by chance he met a very exclusive jeweler at a luxury goods trade fair, one thing led to another and now his simple, juicy wines are in Jet Set territory.
"Our goal," says Damiano, "Is to make a 100% Raboso."
In my book, Wines of Italy, I describe Raboso like this: "The name "Raboso" may be derived from rabioso, a dialect work used to describe fruit that is still a little acerbic. Raboso performs best in stony alluvial soils , and is most likely a descendant of a wild variety navtive to the Piave River Valley."
March 14 Pizza Provencal & Caffetteria Fuoricorso (www.barfouricorso.it)
We walk Stanley down to the university district of Verona to visit Matteo's bar for the first time. It is splendid. There is a small garden courtyard at the back which would be super on summer evenings. The décor is sleek but no slick. Matteo makes us each a Buck's Fizz, with a splash of Cointreau. The wine list is small but perfectly formed and the prices are pitched at a student clientele, with 2.50 being the average price for a glass. I will recommend it to people looking for a quiet drink during Vinitaly. And I will most definitely bring out-of-town friends here.
I make the best ratatouille of my life. What makes the difference? Half a teaspoon of crushed coriander seeds. I put a layer of the ratatouille on a base of whole wheat bread dough crust. I drink a glass of Monte Santoccio Valpolicella 2007 with it. Nice match. This ripasso is very versatile when it comes to food and wine pairing.
March 13 Tasting Lessons for Matteo
I am preparing Matteo for his Wine and Spirit Educational Trust certificate exams. Every Sunday he brings two bottles of wine and his study guide textbooks, and we taste and go over his notes. I am chuffed because his on-line tutor complimented him for noting CO2 in the notes he has submitted to her. CO2, which manifests itself as tiny bubbles that cling to the bottom of the glass in still wines, is an indication that the wine has been held under a blanket insert gas (CO2). It is a technique often used in the production of fresh young wines.
Today we taste:
Mosel Riesling Dr. Loosen 2008. Slight CO2!!! Pale straw with greenish highlights. Clean. A light floral note and a sensation of lime-like acidity. Well balanced light sweetness. Persistent fruit on the medium-long finish. A touch sweetness on the back palate. Good commercial quality wine.
Valpolicella Classico Superiore Ripasso Monte Santoccio 2007 Medium-depth ruby. Good acidity. Nice idea of cherries. Soft tannins an undertow of warm spice. Matteo serves this wine at his bar.
March 5 Bardolino-land
Off we go to Villabella. We have visited this producer of fine juicy wines many times in the past. But today will be something special. After years of painstaking renovation they have just put the finishing touches on Hotel Villabella Relais, a five star hotel. The rooms are impeccably and imaginatively decorated. The terrace looks onto a 16th century English-style garden.
We are here to witness a cooking demonstration performed by the hotel's chef, Giuseppe D'Aquino. He shows us how to prepare fresh pasta (if you happen to have a professional kitchen mixer and electric pasta press) and a chocolate flan with a creamy center.
We then sit down to lunch. Along with the meal we drink Villabella wines. Among them:
2010 Bardolino Chiaretto A deep pink verging on pale rose. Nose: Uplifting acidity, freash a note of red berry fruit (raspberries, strawberries and cherryes). The palate follows the nose.
2010 Bardolino Chiaretto "Pozzo dell'Amore" Vibrant rose color, with a blood orange tinge. On the nose is a welcoming amalgam of red berry fruit. Vibrant, juicy fruit on the palate (strawberries and raspberries).
2010 Bardolino Classico Vigna Morlongo Soft, satisfying. A sensation of heavy silk on the palate.
Then off to Le Fraghe. Matilda Poggio is the owner/winemaker here. "I started the estate myself so I always had the freedom to make wine my way," she says.
2010 Bardolino Chiaretto Rodon Very perfumed. A spritz of minerality infuses the red berry fruit. Very tightly knit. Macedonia. Fresh citrusy and the richness of berry fruit. A fine salinity on the finish.
"I think one could knock back quite a lot of this," says Michael.
2010 Bardolino Vibrant ruby color. A spiciness. After 10 minutes it broadens into a pleasing bolt of ripe, crisp fruit. A sprinkling of black pepper on the finish.
We visit two other wineries. Both interesting in their way. At the end of the long day, we ride back to Verona with Monica and Clementina (2 wine journalists extrodinarire.) Deep Purple (smoke on the wah-tah/fy-urh in the sky-eeee) throbs from the CD player.
March 3 Trapped!
I am trapped at a winery on top of a steep hill in the middle of nowhere with nine interpreters for nine hours. It is not a pleasant experience. But let us draw a veil (drape, curtain, cloak) over the entire unpleasant experience.
When I get back to Verona I call Michael. He suggests that I meet him at the Osteria Carroarmato. I stand in the doorway of the osteria, press my palms against the sides of head and do a silent Evard Munch scream.
Annalisa sees me and says: "You need some belle bollecine." She opens a bottle of sparkling wine. The three of us stand at the bar and eat anchovies and bread and let a couple of glasses of Marcato Durello wash the interpreters out of my head.


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After 7 seasons, the Parks department of Pawnee, Indiana will shut its doors tonight.
Pawnee looks a lot different than how we saw it in 2009. It is no longer the 4th most obese city in America. It is home to free WiFi for the entire town. Most of the starting members of the parks department have moved on to bigger an better things: they have gigs as a service worker in DC, Interim Mayor, Major figurehead in the National Parks Service, congressional candidate, owner of Very Good Building Company, Business Owner, married mogul headed to Seattle, and TV Superstar Johnny Karate.
Our little Parks and Rec employees have grown up, and it's time to see them off.
Just like with all shows that have run for several years, many people tuned out before tonight's finale. But for the rest of us, tonight is the heartfelt goodbye to characters we feel like we've raised.
Why is this show important? Why is this show — described by so many as a way to profit from the popularity of The Office in the late 2000s — so painful to say goodbye to?
I can only relate some of my personal reasons:
— The creation of Galentine's Day, which is a real thing now
— Treat Yo Self, also a thing
— My discovery of Aziz Ansari as a stand-up comedian
— My discovery of Nick Offerman, who I had the opportunity to see live at UMBC
— The world's discovery of Chris Pratt (he is Andy Dwyer, not Starlord)
— My weird crush on Ben Wyatt, which I can't even try to explain
— Getting all of Ben's nerdy references to Game of Thrones, Star Wars, Star Trek, Settlers of Cataan, Economics and Accounting, Batman…
— The cutest TV couple since Jim and Pam
— Mouse Rat, the only fictional band I've actually searched for on iTunes
— 5,000 Candles in the Wind, which I kind of want played at my funeral, even though my name is not Sebastian and I am not a mini horse
— Countless actually-funny political jokes that I've heard at SGA events and poli sci classes for years. Seriously. I've even started adopting Ron Swanson as a half-decent representation of my view on domestic policies.
— Guest stars aplenty (John Cena was on an episode last week. What other sitcom is John Cena gonna appear on?)
Yes, it had its rough moments. But every show has its moments. When a person dies, his funeral isn't usually an ode to the mistakes he made, but to his accomplishments, his brightest spots. Parks and Rec had a lot of them, and I'm glad it ran as long as it did. Was it time to end? Yes. Am I sad to see it go? Also yes.
So tonight, the Ron Swanson Pyramid of Greatness will have to be amended: Crying is acceptable at funerals, the grand canyon, and the Parks and Recreation finale at 10 PM eastern on NBC.


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About The Park
The name Tomoka comes from the word "Timucua", the tribe of Indians that were discovered living here in the village
known as Nocoroco in 1605 by a Spanish expedition led by Alvaro Mexia. Tomoka State Park is located on a Peninsula
between the Tomoka and Halifax Rivers 3 miles north of Ormand Beach on North Beach Street (old Dixie Highway SR 201). It
is a lush, hardwood hammock of Live Oak, Magnolia & Palms to name a few. The trees dominate the park in a canopy of shade.
The drive to the entrance is breathtaking - a tunnel through the forest. There are 100 campsites (63 with electic
and water). We got site #33, the best along with #34, since we were able to beach our canoe at our campsite on the manmade
canal to the rivers' confluence at the north end of the park. The fishing here was great in the brackish waters.
We caught redfish, sea trout and catfish on live shrimp. The quiet, tranquil Tomoka river was best for canoeing and our
trolling motor was great in the deep waters on long trips. This park offers a museum, picnicking, nature trails,
biking, saltwater fishing, canoeing/rentals, boat ramp and guided tours seasonally. One of the prettiest picnic areas is
located at the north end of the park on a Sandy Beach that invites exploration. Not to be missed there is a 40 ft outdoor
sculpture by Fred Dana Marsh depicting "The Legend of Tomokie". More photos to follow (when I find them.....I'll
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WSAVA Vaccination Guidelines Group Project Continues in Latin America
(05.09.2018) The World Small Animal Veterinary Association (WSAVA) Vaccination Guidelines Group (VGG) has held a series of meetings and continuing education (CE) sessions in Mexico.
It was the final country visit in its three-year project aimed at enhancing levels of understanding of infectious diseases across Latin America and advising veterinarians on best practice in vaccination.
The VGG visit to Mexico took place during August 2018 and included meetings in Mexico City, Guadalajara and Monterrey. Committee members, including VGG Chairman, Emeritus Professor Michael Day, met with veterinary association leaders, academics, first-opinion practitioners and government regulators. They also made site visits to practices in all three cities.
Members of the VGG at one of the small group meetings in Mexico. Left to right: Dr Richard Squires (James Cook University, Australia), Dr Cynda Crawford (University of Florida, USA), Emeritus Professor Michael Day (Chairman, UK) and Dr Mary Marcondes (São Paulo State University, Brazil).
To support veterinary education, they delivered three evening CE sessions. The CE session in Mexico City was also live-streamed and made available to registrants for 30 days after the presentation. Altogether, over 2,000 veterinarians were reached by the live or on-line programme.
In advance of the visit, the VGG circulated an online questionnaire to collect data on veterinary demographics, infectious disease occurrence and vaccination protocols. The survey was completed by 552 veterinarians with the data presented during the CE events.
The VGG develops globally relevant recommendations for best practice in the vaccination of dogs and cats. It has also created the World Small Animal Veterinary Association (WSAVA) Global Vaccination Guidelines, the latest version of which was released early in 2016. WSAVA Global Guidelines aim to support veterinarians by setting minimum standards for care and recommending best practice in key areas of veterinary medicine.
The WSAVA represents more than 200,000 veterinarians worldwide through 104 member associations and is focused on enhancing the clinical care of companion animals.
Commenting on the visit, Emeritus Professor Day said: The VGG was delighted with the success of this visit to Mexico; a country with an estimated 45,000 veterinarians with students graduating from approximately 45 public and private veterinary schools.
Mexican veterinarians are accustomed to the principle of annual revaccination of dogs and cats with multicomponent products, but those we spoke to were excited by the new concepts of less frequent and individualized vaccination, incorporated into a preventive healthcare package for pets.
Vaccine-preventable infectious diseases such as canine distemper and parvovirus infections, remain highly prevalent in Mexico. Increasing herd immunity by improving vaccination coverage is clearly an important goal for the Mexican veterinary community.
He added: We are pleased to acknowledge the financial and logistical support provided by MSD Animal Health for the work of the VGG and for this visit in particular. Colleagues from MSD worked tirelessly behind the scenes to ensure that our independent scientific programme ran faultlessly in Mexico.
The VGG ran a similar programme of activity in Argentina (2016) and Brazil (2017) and, during 2019, a final white paper on the findings of the Latin America project will be prepared for publication.


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A highly anticipated time of year. The weather is fair and the fishing keeps getting better with each passing week. Here's some photos from recent trips. It's been fun fishing with such good people. Tight lines folks!
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I, <your name>, a member of the FWB Tea Party and registered voter, am very concerned with the pending health care legislation from the US Congress. It appears this will put a great strain on the state's Medicare resources, and force Floridians into a health insurance system whether it is wanted or not.
You recently publically supported SunRail, and this makes us wonder how you can claim to be opposed to big government while you vote in favor of big government programs at the state level, and now I am greatly concerned that Senator Nelson (D-FL) has apparently negotiated a separated Medicare Advantage program for 3 counties in South Florida, and has ignored the needs of all our Counties to benefit his Democratic base.
Further, Sen. Nelson (D-NE) has received a benefit for Nebraska that the other 49 states will not receive. We are tired of "business as usual."
I would ask that you request the State Attorney, Mr. McCollum, and the Governor of Florida, to research and publically report on the Constitutionality (both U.S. and Florida) of this matter.
I believe there are options available to us through the 10th amendment of the U.S. Constitution, and certain parts of the Florida Constitution, and want to see leadership from you on this matter, and not just press releases. Please let me know how I can assist in this effort. I look forward to hearing from you quickly due to the pending passage of the final bill before Congress.
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Ah sorry for the lousy uncreative title cause I really suck at writing titles sigh. Anyway since this post is about my trip to Milan and some other stuff so I think Milan and more sounds apt wtf.
Milan was a complete letdown for us actually. We didn't enjoy it much at all not because it wasn't beautiful but because the people there were just..pricks. That was the main reason why I didn't like Europe in the first place, cause the people here have been very very mean to me but then again..maybe it's just me 🙁
Anyway here are pictures of Milan. It was no doubt one of the prettiest places I've seen but what's the point when people are so mean hmmp!
#30. 20 March '09
We had so many troubles with our trains (again! but not our fault this time) so we had to stop at this place called Lugano which is south of Switzerland. It was absolutely the prettiest place I have ever seen in my life. If there was heaven, this is what I imagine it'll look like (so corny haha).
I didn't take this picture (googled it) but this is exactly how it looks like, trust me.
When we saw it, there were yachts in the lake actually which made it so much prettier. I really hope I'll get to come here again next time!
Finally got to see switzerland's snow mountains!
We reached Milan 5 hours later! This is the train station.
After settling down in our hotel (with very rude staff), we headed to the most famous landmark in Milan.
This was what greeted me when I walked out of the train station.
Both our jaws dropped to the ground and we stood there for a few minutes with our mouths open. It's the most beautiful thing I have ever seen in the whole wide world T______T
Barry and the cathedral. This cathedral (the Duomo) is the third largest in the world! When I first saw it I thought it was fake cause it was just too pretty *wipes tears
Us with the duomo which shall now be called my beloved. I really can't get enough of it!
Duomo love <3
Galleria Vittorio Emanuele, the shopping mall next to the Duomo
Very pretty! That's LV and Prada!
Apparently the architect who did this died the day before its opening cause he fell from the roof 🙁
A street in Milan at night
That was also the night we got conned! We were super hungry and there didn't seem to be a single restaurant anywhere!! All these Milanese so concerned with fashion that they don't need to eat anymore is it! So we finally saw this cafe and was looking at the menu when the waiter literally sat us down. He kept talking so fast and kept going "prego prego!" wtf. Before we could say anything, he ordered for us!!! wtf?? we were dead hungry so we just nodded like two stupid fools T_T
The food was..mediocre at best and the bill came up to be much more than we thought T_T. We weren't even full after the meal sigh. Prego your head lah prego!t
OH THEN!!!!! Some pickpocket tried to steal my stuff!!!! I hate Milan!!! There were pickpockets and conmen everywhere seriously. This girl tried to open my bag while we were on the escalator! I felt some tugging movement and I thought Barry was hugging me or something. Then I turned to see her trying to open my bag!!!!
And the stupid thing was I didn't even scold her wtf. My first reaction was turning to Barry and I said "eh stupid girl trying to steal my bag!" =_____=
……..why was I so stupid!!! Then she quickly said nono! and ran away! And I didn't even pull her to see if she stole anything!
Thankfully, she didn't open my bag big enough to steal anything so phew..we really hated Milan after that cause I don't know if our luck were bad or it was just us but all our experiences with Milan were just getting from bad to worse. Anyway we went back early that night to try to sleep off our bad luck =(
#31. 21 March '09
The Sforzesco Castle!
The castle was pretty amazing actually, so our moods were lifted slightly.
This is Michelangelo's last unfinished sculpture in the museum (which was in the castle)!
Us outside the castle
It was pretty sunny that day so we got some gelato ice cream and sat down on the grass!
The entire area was filled with people chillaxing on the grass, walking their dogs and playing football wtf in the castle.
This is where Da Vinci's Last Supper is! The Santa Maria delle Grazie.Too bad we didn't get to see it cause the tickets were all sold out =(
Went back to see my beloved for one last time. These are the stupid Africans who tried to con us! GRR they are everywhere! They'll try to tie this string on you and tell you that it's free blabla but when it's tied they'll ask for money! and you can't take the string out cause they tie it really tight or something. Stupid one tried pulling my arm to tie that string on me!
There were also these people who will give you some corn to feed the pigeons even if you didn't want it. And then they'll make you pay or something. Stupid conmen.
It was a saturday so there were so many people here. I think the whole of Milan was here!
Inside the cathedral, which was even more amazing than the outside. I couldn't get a good picture of it though.
The front of the cathedral
One of the many many altars. Some saints were even buried here as well.
Haih see this picture also angry!!!! We already had our lunch but we wanted to eat some more before our train ride back so we went to a nearby restaurant. We knew the pizzas were gonna be too big for one person so we ordered one to share. AND!!! the stupid waiter said cannot! he said we must each order one and it's not possible to share!!
How can!??! It's up to us lah if we want to share right? So I told him that I won't be eating and he kept looking at us the entire time to see if he gave me some pizza or not. stupid! How can you force us to order so much when we already had our lunch! And the whole place was pretty empty so it wasn't like we were taking up much space. grr stupid rude and unfriendly italians who spoilt this trip for us
#32. 22 March '09
Since I won't have time to blog until a few days later, I shall blog about today too. Today we went hiking up the black forest! This area is called the black forest cause of all the dark pine trees. This is also where the black forest cake is from!
It was a crazy crazy 4 hour hike (to and fro) and we walked for almost 20km T_T But the view was so pretty! We could see the entire city from up there.
The forest
I usually really like hiking but this time was bad cause I was wearing these:
T____T I didn't bring sports shoes with me so I had to climb up the hill in these boots that didn't have grip at all. Thank god I didn't slip and fall! luckily i brought flats otherwise i'd have to climb in heels wtf
I love this place! A small cafe halfway up the hill where you can see the entire city too.
I guess here ends my adventure in Europe cause I have to leave tomorrow morning =(((((( I really like Freiburg cause it's a small city so people are very nice (unlike milan and other big cities in europe! hmmp). I don't know if it really was just me being a small asian who looks like anyone can bully her, or the fact that people in Europe are just like that. Such a pity when everything else is so nice and the people totally just spoil everything. Maybe they really hate tourists or something.
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Here We Go Again Dept.: It appears that there is going to be an immediate jump to the fabled recordable "blue-light DVD" machines, which are meant to replace the VCR. This announcement comes along just in time to muck up the plan for DVD+RW VCR replacements, which I've seen from Philips and others. But who wants a 4.7GB VCR replacement when a blue light delivers 27GB? And while we're on the subject of capacity, there is yet another technology on the horizon that can jam 100GB of data on a DVD using holograms.
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UPM Biofore Car Concept Replaces Plastic With Wood Composites
The Biofore Concept car wants to knock plastic off of its pedestal in the car manufacturing business, replacing the petroleum-based product with wood and other bio-composites.
It wasn't that long ago that large chunks of cars were built out of wood, but metal and plastic quickly proved more popular. UPM and the Helsinki Metropolia University of Applied Sciences have joined forces to create this wood-centric car concept. Inside the Biofore the changes are easily visible all around the cabin. UPM Grada, a thermo-formable wood material, is used to construct pieces such as the cabin floor, center console, door panels and knee guards on the back of front seats.
Many other pieces of the body and interior trim pieces have been made of UPM Formi, a biocomposite made of a mix of mostly renewable fibers and a minimal percentage of plastics. UPM intends to show that the use of environmentally unfriendly plastics in the manufacturing of automobiles can be sustainably replaced with its Formi and Grada materials.
The Biofore is powered by a bite-size 1.2L diesel engine that even runs on UPM's own wood-based bio-diesel, UPM BioVerno, which they claim can be used across all current diesel engines. So not only is it made of wood, but its powered by wood as well.
A study on the plastics that are incorporated into today's cars found that the average vehicle contains about 330 lbs. of plastic, or between 10-15% of its overall weight. The study also found that "although up to 13 different polymers may be used in a single car model, just three types of plastics make up some 66% of the total plastics used in a car: polypropylene (32 %), polyurethane (17 %) and PVC (16 %)."
Before bringing up the obviously long life span of these plastic products, it's important to mention that some plastics (PVC being the worst) have been found to give off numerous toxic materials as they take up our landfills.
With that brief PSA out of the way we can move on to the more visible problem with plastic, its lifespan. Even the most "environmentally friendly" plastic, Polyethylene Terephthalate, takes a minimum of 5 years to breakdown under perfect conditions, while others never degrade and may be permanent fixtures in the dumps they end up in.
The EPA reports that in 2012, 32 million tons of plastic waste was generated in the US, with only 9% being recycled. The 15 million cars sold in the US last year add up to almost 5 billion pounds of plastic sold in the American auto industry last year alone. Recent efforts such as the Biofore and University of Illinois' attempts to turn plastic bags into diesel fuel will help emphasize how important it is to look for new ways to reduce our reliance on plastic.
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What is a podcast?
Read this explanation from iTunes. In summary the benefits of podcasting include:
- It is an easy, low cost way to host audio and video files
- It helps facilitate an ongoing relationship between the producer (you) and the consumer by providing a subscription service
- Podcasts are attractive to subscribers because they are free and easy to acces
Step 1: Create the audio track using Avairy.com.
First navigate to the Myna application. Watch this Myna demonstration to gain a quick understanding of how to use the tool.
Step 2: Add images and publish your file using Podomatic minicast maker.
Podomatic allows you to combine your audio track with image files to create a rich multimedia podcast.
- You'll need to sign up to Podomatic or ask your teacher for the login details if you are using a class account.
- First you'll need to make the mini-cast
- Next you'll add it to your podcasts, this will give you the rss link that you can use to add to iTunes
Step 3: Add your podcast to iTunes
iTunes accepts podcasts from all users into the podcast directory. You can search the podcast directory for interesting podcasts.
- All the instructions are available in the iTunes support area. Click here to read more
- You'll need to navigate to the podcast directory
- Then you'll need to find the 'submit my podcast' option
- Once you have submitted it might take a couple of days for your podcast to appear in the directory
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Danny Seo Shows Off Green Halloween Tips On CBS
Here at the Razz we most certainly encourage some serious trick-or-treating! And of course we're always looking for ways to celebrate as lean and green as we possible. Enter Danny Seo.
As you must know by now, Danny Seo is nothing less than a green god. With bestselling books, television programs, magazine columns, and how-to lifestyle lectures, Danny Seo has helped define eco-friendly living. Danny appeared on CBS this morning to share some environmentally conscious ideas for celebrating the ghoulish holiday, including making bats from egg cartons, grinding up extra hard candies into powder for your coffee and painting rocks with glow-in-the-dark nontoxic paint that charges up by the sun.
Check out the video below and tell us how YOU plan on greenifying your Halloween celebration this year.
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Products Blue Gizmo
Blue Gizmo Food Safety Monitoring Instruments
The success of Blue Gizmo lies in our constant commitment and promise in delivering the highest quality products to our customers. Blue Gizmo was launched in 2001 with our first range of affordable hand-held infrared thermometers. Since then, Blue Gizmo has taken off tremendously among industrial customers and expanded its product range to meet changing demands in the industry. Our belief in providing quality measuring instruments that come with affordable prices is still very much in mind. We also believe in providing quality after-sale services to our customers.
Today, Blue Gizmo caters to various industries, such as the Food & Beverage, Chemical, Electronic, Petrochemical, HVAC and Marine & Offshore industry. Our span of business has also stretched across Asia, China, Australia, New Zealand, Middle East and Europe. No matter which measuring solutions you need, Blue Gizmo will be able to provide.
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Salisbury Landscaping maintains a pro-active approach to ensure client satisfaction with the Warranty process.
As professionals, we are committed to supporting you through the entire landscaping process. When your project has been completed, our Aftercare Specialist will follow up to ensure you are completely satisfied with our work. If you encounter any issues or concerns, please contact us and we will proceed through the warranty process below.
Our Warranty Process
We touch base in early Spring. You will receive an email outlining what is covered and explaining the process. Feel free to contact us at any time with any concerns. At that point, we can determine if a yard assessment is required.
We perform a yard assessment. If required, an Aftercare Specialist will perform a landscape assessment, you will receive a follow up email outlining the results of the assessment. Together, you and our warranty team will determine the scope of work. Required work will be scheduled and materials will be ordered.
We do the warranty work. You will receive an email with the date of when the work has been scheduled. We get the work done!
We follow up. Once the work has been completed an email will be sent out inviting customer feedback. We want to know if we missed anything which is why we send out a short warranty survey.
The warranty program covers you for one growing year, ensuring all plants that don't do well will be replaced in the following growing season.


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Open Mics in Richmond, IN
E Street Pub
E Street Pub's Acoustic Open Mic (music, comedy, poetry)
Every Thursday at 10pm
Richmond, IN
Every Thursday at 10pm
Hosted by Craig Wynne815 North E Street
Richmond, IN
Come show off your skills and meet fellow musicians at Richmond Indiana's longest running open mic. Play to a well established, music loving crowd. PA is provided. Bring your own instrument, or use our guitar. Every Thursday night from 10pm-2am. Time slots are 20 minutes, first come-first serve. Sign up in person, or reserve your spot on our Facebook page with the online sign-up posted every Thursday afternoon.
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New Advertiser Emerald City Smoothie Offering 75¢ Off Coupon
The B-Town Blog welcomes our newest Advertiser, Emerald City Smoothie, which is offering a coupon good for 75¢ off a Smoothie at their Burien, Southcenter or new Starfire Sports location in Tukwila.
Owners Janel Stoneback and Dan Tamburelli just celebrated the 10-year anniversary of their Burien Emerald City Smoothie franchise, located just off SW 148th in the Burien Plaza.
Next month they will celebrate two years at their Southcenter Mall location (near Duke's Chowderhouse) and this week are having the grand opening of their third location at the Starfire Sports Complex in Tukwila.
Their Tukwila store is located inside the sports complex where the old arcade used to be. It will be open seven days a week: evenings Monday through Friday and all day on weekends.
If you haven't tried one of these delicious and healthy smoothies, Janel and Dan want you to know that they are made from northwest premium fruit and once you try one you'll want to try them all!
Emerald City Smoothie not only has these wonderful concoctions of health but they also carry supplements, vitamins, energy bars and other items that promote a healthy body and mind.
Go to www.emeraldcitysmoothie.com to see all they have to offer.
Janel is a board member of Discover Burien, and is also on the board for the Highline Schools Foundation for Excellence. She also serves as program chair for the Des Moines Rotary Club.
Dan spends his time in the Burien store managing their day-to-day operations. Both are Highline School District alumni and lifelong Burien area residents.
By clicking on the Emerald City Smoothie ad located on this page (or by clicking here), you'll find a special discount coupon you can print that is good through June at Janel and Dan's three stores.
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Creating location specific questionsApril 22, 2014 - 1 minute read
You can now create location specific questions on spot into Loquiz database. For that you need to allow the browser to see your location (sometimes this might be disabled by default).
Log into pro.loquiz.com with your username
Click add new question, fill in the question.
Under location tab click the Map pin (marked with red box here).
This will assign the pin to a location you are at. You can fine tune the location by hand or change the location and push the pin again to move it.
PS! This feature is only available when creating new questions. Editing existing location based questions the pin is disabled.
Grab you tab and create some killer location based content 😉


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This sleek Santa Clara, California garden was installed six years ago with the intention of creating an ideal drought tolerant, low water and low maintenance living space. The design transformed a somewhat narrow, unimpressive yard into a wonderful backyard retreat. Clean lines, low-contrast colors, modern Asian influences and useful spaces are perfectly fit for regular meals & small social events, completed by a short, meandering pathway of cut-stone pavers leading to perfectly proportioned vegetable beds.
|Back garden patio with
'Charcoal' Idaho Quartz Slate pavers
Pittosporum tenuifolium screens both fences and neighbors' back yards, gives the homeowner's privacy, and provides shade in the late afternoon. Pittosporum tenuifolium is drought tolerant, low water (once established), non-invasive and, with some skillful regular pruning, can be maintained in a 'light & airy' form at 15 feet tall in a two foot wide bed, making it the ideal shrub for screening.
|The stabilized grey decomposed granite pathway with inlaid 'Charcoal' Idaho Quartz Slate pavers allows for foot traffic and water drainage to plants nearby.
|Pinus thundbergii 'Thunderhead' (Japanese Black Pine), Gardenia jasminoides 'August Beauty', Pittosporum tenuifolium 'Kohuhu', Pittosorum tobira 'Wheeler's Dwarf', and a Clementine Mandarin Orange tree share this space.
|A Pinus thundbergii 'Thunderhead' (Japanese Black Pine) and other shrubs are kept small with regular once-a-year pruning.
|Japanese Black Pine
|Garden Lantern
|Front garden plants match back garden plants for continuity.
|A small lantern statue sits in a shaded corner with Sonoma fieldstone boulders in the front garden.
|The Design
|BEFORE: Uneven formed concrete patio surface and full sun exposure made this garden hot and visually unappealing. Fixed!
|BEFORE: Odd plantings, and no sense of space or privacy.


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#CoverReveal: Tempting Fate Author By Brianna Vanderland
on January 19, 2015 at 6:38 am
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Good morning, lovelies.
I've a little goodie for you all today. So excited about this, and I know you all will be too.
Brianna Vanderland's newest book, Tempting Fate, is due out on March 27, 2015. So can't wait!
Without further ado, here's the lovely cover!
Title: Tempting Fate
Author: Brianna Vanderland
Genre: Romance
Release Date: March 27, 2015
Designer: Hearts on Fire Editing (www.facebook.com/HeartsonFireEditing)
Expect the unexpected
Lily had her share of heartbreaks and bad relationships. Ready to give up, she thought no one would change her mind.
Then Jaxson came into her life, hoping to show her things she never thought possible.
Was she finally going to change her mind? Was he finally going to convince her to give in to temptation?
About The Author:
Author Bree Vanderland presents her more mature novels under the name of Brianna Vanderland.
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Outdoor Nation Campus Challenge Underway on SIUE's Beautiful Campus
Southern Illinois University Edwardsville students, faculty, staff and surrounding community members are getting active, enjoying the outdoors and appreciating healthy living through their participation in the 2016 Outdoor Nation Campus Challenge.
Participants are actively exploring SIUE's campus while running, biking, slacklining, enjoying yoga and more. View a video of their adventures here.
SIUE is one of 90 universities nationwide, and the only one in Illinois and Missouri, participating in the competition. The Challenge is coordinated by Campus Recreation and runs through Oct. 15. Interested participants can register anytime at oncampuschallenge.com or through the free mobile app.


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我們可搵更多酒店 一次搜尋就能比較所有熱門的旅遊網站,搵到您的心水酒店。話咁易﹗
Residhotel Grenette Residence Grenoble
Located right in the heart of downtown Grenoble right in the heart of the city Closed to the "place de Grenette" 7 min from the Place de la Gare 200m from Boulevard Gambetta, giving easy access to all the heritage and historic sites of Grenoble as well as the business district. Just 5 minutes from the old town, and the exhibition and conference centres.
Comfort Hotel Residence Grenoble
A new look upon the XXI Century hostelry For leisure or business, from one day to several weeks, COMFORT HOTEL RESIDENCE offers you 65 air-conditioned rooms and suites (including 2 non-smoking floor). Ready to live in, they are equipped with a complete bath-room, courtesy tray, TV satellite, Canal+, direct telephone line, modem plug, fully equipped kitchenettes and can accommodate 1 to 4 persons. FREE WIRELESS ACCES IN EACH ROOM At your disposal: Large locked garage - free parking outside - launderette - automatic reception at night with a credit card. In the heart of the Alps, very close to the ski resorts and within a busy metropolis determinedly turned towards the future with efficient public transport, COMFORT HOTEL RESIDENCE is set at some minutes from the heart of the old town, just close to the show center of ALPEXPO and a huge commercial center. HOTEL OPEN 24H/24
Kyriad Hotel Grenoble Meylan
The Kyriad hotel, with its restaurant "L'Entre 2", is located in the heart of the Zirst of Meylan, offering charm and quality. The restaurant is open all the eek except on saturday, sunday and holidays Surrounded by mountains, in our hotel you will enjoy a calm and warm atmosphere. Our rooms are equipped with bathroom, shower, Canal+ and Canalsatellite TV channels, direct dial phone, air conditionning and free wireless.
Les Clarines Hotel Correncon en Vercors
Located in the heart of the fantastic regional park, a traditional and quite village Correncon en Vercors, our hotel is typical place with a traditional ambiance and 2 restaurants : "Les Clarines" is a gourmet retaurant and "La Grolle" is a fine regional cuisine on offer in our brasserie 30 km from Grenoble and 120 km from Lyon If you are looking for warm hospitality and unforgettable holidays, "Les Clarines " is the place to be ! All the touristic places are in the center of the village ( Golf, Alpin and Nordic skiing...)
Balladins Express Hotel Moirans
The hotel is ideally located near the lovely town of Grenoble. Guests will find the Balladins to be a best value accommodation and an unequaled standard of service. Whether you're traveling on business or leisure, the Balladins are strategically located and offer more than 80 hotels throughout France. All of the rooms are tastefully decorated and designed with your comfort in mind.
Campanile Hotel Grenoble Seyssins
The hotel is situated in Seyssins and only a few kilometers south of Grenoble. In their hotel, you will get a warm and sincere welcome that makes you feel good from the start. The Campanile Grenoble- Seyssins is very close to the Seyssins junction of the A480 enabling you to explore the fabulous surroundings and take in the stunning scenery of the Alps. The Managers and staff are dedicated to making your stay both enjoyable and memorable. They ensure that your room is equipped for everything you need for leisure or for work.
Antaeus Maupertuis Park Residence Grenoble Meylan
Ideally situated on the famous business park of Inovalle, the residence Antaeus MAUPERTUIS PARK, opened in 2007, benefits from an exceptionnal localisation in the middle of the nature. 56 apartments wait for you with their high standard equipment (equipped kitchen, TV, FREE & UNLIMITED ADSL)
Inter Hotel Patrick Grenoble
3*** 酒店﹐溫暖親切。 市中心只是一步之隔。 靠近Alpexpo Exhibition Fall 和Alpes Congress Center。 不遠有購物中心Grand-Place (駕車10分鐘﹐或巴士n°32) 自助早餐每位9.00 €
Residhome Grenoble Caserne De Bonne
Residhome Residence Grenoble Caserne de Bonne 地理位置佳, 位於 Grenoble, 此建築已列歷史古蹟, 現在是公寓住宿, 擁有舊法院的景色. 走路可至市中心. 提供一流的服務, 以及24小時櫃台和服務(包含在內或自由選擇), 包含點餐服務, 自助早餐服務, 打掃服務, 洗衣服務, 停車場, 無線網路, 會議室, 酒吧, 蒸汽室, 健身房等..
Kyriad Hotel Voiron
Kyriad Hotel Voiron-Grenoble-Chartreuse, on the doorstep of Grenoble, opposite the superb town park. By choosing us, you will be staying in the middle of the shopping area, not far from many leisure activities, the theatre, pubs just a walk away...and you won't lose your way. Our hotel comprises, * 56 airconditioned rooms all accessible by lift * 1 junior suite * 3 meeting rooms capable of seating 130 people * WiFi wireless Internet access* a restaurant 7/7 days until 23.00h * a personalised welcome 24h/24 * a large private car park
Balladins Comfort Hotel Saint Egreve
At the foot of the mountains "chartreuse"and near Grenoble, our hotel is located in a quietly area. All the climatised rooms are equipped with toilet and shower, tv lcd 15 inches and wifi adsl connection. traditionnal restaurant and pizzeria open monday until friday.
Tulip Inn Hotel d'Angleterre Grenoble
位於Grenoble 市中心﹐hotel d'angleterre 共有62 間隔音空調客房。設備全現代化﹕高速(ADSL) 和無線(Wi-fi)上網﹑泡咖啡茶器具﹑DVD 機﹐並提供客房用餐服務。其中28間客房﹐有水力按摩。酒店服務包括洗衣服務﹑自助早餐。酒店附近有過夜免費泊車。
Splendid Hotel Grenoble
酒店位於市鎮中心,環境優靜,我們24小時都歡迎你光臨, 為旅客提供最佳住宿享受。酒店亦提供客房送餐服務。
Citea Grenoble
The residence CITEA Grenoble is located just a step from the Conference hall ALPEXPO and from the shopping center. You can also join ski resorts unless one hour and visit the region. CITEA Grenoble proposes you 128 apartments from the studio to a 2 rooms apartments, from 20m2 to 45m2. The friendly and functional apartments are completely furnished and equipped, offering a choice of hotel services included or at your choice. To simplify you the life, you will have at your disposal: a breakfast room, car parks and a free access to High-speed Internet.
Balladins Confort Hotel Grenoble Liberation
Near of center Grenoble and Alpexpo (congress). They have a good situation to travel around Grenoble
Sejours & Affaires Grenoble Marie Curie
A step away from the central train station (TGV) and the Polygone Scientifique. The residence is very easy to get to and offers you an alternative place to stay in a quiet and green setting.
Residhotel Central'Gare Residence Grenoble
Located right in the heart of downtown Grenoble, opposite to the train station and close to Europole conference centre and shops, and 10 minutes'walk from the old town. Just a few kilometres from the famous Belledonne and Vercors mountains
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Dr. Torres phoned me in the US and answered all my questions via phone and email. I chose to have Facetite, Necktite, and Bodytite on the arms. I was happy we didn't have to do anything too invasive. We had a Skype consult just before my procedures and he showed me photos and described everything. I was already impressed with his professionalism and then also learned of his experiences in Doctors Without Borders, and his papers and patents. His bedside manner is very good--calming and reassuring. I had his cel phone number and was able to text any questions or concerns afterward. I felt super supported and so far, am very pleased with the results, though it will be a few weeks before I see the final results. The clinic was first class, all the way. The accomodation in the offices and also at the hospital were tasteful and clean. Melania picked me up at my apartment, drove me, and sat in my room with me as I was waking up. She took care of me as if I were her own family, making sure all my needs were met. I will love her forever! Nurse, Kattia was also very professional. They are flexible and accommodating--they stayed late one evening to remove stitches to accommodate my train schedule.
After my first consultation with Dr. Torres, I was impressed with his knowledge and passion for what he does. He made me feel confident about the procedure. I had no doubt that Dr. Torres was going to be my choice. Two weeks later I was in surgery getting my breast implants replaced and lifted. It has been only 2 days and I already feel great. Dr. Torres is a true professional and I would highly recommend him. Best decision ever! This clinic was clean with a friendly attentive staff. It was such a difference from the clinics I've been to in Naples.
I had been thinking about having a blepharoplasty for a long time so I started my online search for a good practitioner in Europe. I came across many good doctors but when I found Dr. Sebastian Torres and researched about his qualifications and his exceptional work I immediately knew I had found a professional I could fully trust to resolve the problem of my old and tired looking eyes. After watching on his page something about a non invasive skin tightening treatment called fractora I decided that it would be also perfect for me. After contacting dr Torres we agreed on the price. I could not believe what a great value the whole procedure would be!!!! I it definitely was more that a good value for money. It was excellent. I would recommend Dr Torres to anybody who is looking for a top notch professional. Next year I will be taking my daughter to Dr. Torres for a procedure and I know it will be another very successful story. Since the first moment I arrived at Doctor Torres office he and his team made me feel so at ease, he explained in detail about the procedures I was about to undergo, answered all of my questions in such kind and reassuring manner and made me feel so relaxed. His professionalism and knowledge were evident throughout the visit. I can not praise Doctor Sebastian Torres enough, he is the best!!! an outstanding surgeon and a great person. He even did extra work that had not been included in the price but was needed and did not charge for it. I have never known a doctor who would do such thing. In my opinion that says it all. I am over the moon about the whole experience and extremely grateful to Doctor Torres and his fabulous team. The results are stunning, I look at least 10 years younger but with a very natural, fresh look. I would only consider having anything more done if it is with doctor Sebastian Torres. Go and see for yourselves, the best decision you would ever made.


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K-Warrior 1911 Gas BlowBack
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K-Warrior 1911 Gas BlowBack 1911A, finally here at onlyBBguns, these are the master of pistol blowbacks. It has an excellent full metal finish with full metal magazine. The gun is big and is heavy in your hands which is gives the right kind of feeling when firing. Fires at 310 FPS and with a range of 50 Meters, K-Warrior 1911 Gas BlowBack 1911A is worth every penny and compared to other gas blowback with the likes of SRC it is worth specially with hard ABS case,
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I have a new addiction, in the form of a blog called Sweet Verbena. I'm not usually into sewing or crafts, but this blog has some really beautiful things that Katy, the owner, has created. You should definitely head over there and have a look! She even has some really easy, but delicious looking recipes that she posts every now and then. The other night, as I was wandering through the supermarket, trying to think of what to cook for tea, her latest recipe for Pesto Cavatappi came to mind and I decided to give it a go. I used bow pasta (Farfelle) like she did in her post, and substituted the chicken breasts she used for a roast chicken, which made it that much easier. I also decided to add some broccoli, but you could leave this out if you want, or add in any vegetables you want.
1 Roast Chicken
500g Farfelle (bow tie) pasta
1 jar Alfredo sauce
1 jar Pesto
1 head of broccoli
1. Cook the pasta, following the instructions on the back of the packet
2. Remove chicken meat from the bones and cut into bite size pieces
3. Steam the brocolli (or whatever vegetables you have) until cooked.
4. Stir the chicken, brocolli and sauces through the pasta and serve! Easy!
Sweet Verbena Blog's recipe for
Pesto Cavatappi