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Timberline Trail, 414, begins at the end of Forest Service Road 267.1B in Garden Basin. This is also on the route of the Continental Divide Trail. You may wish to park in the designated area close to Mirror Lake Road and hike one mile on road 267.1B.
The trail begins at 11,520 feet and begins to ascend immediately. A mile from Garden Basin the trail reaches 12,400 feet and begins to descend. The trail winds around a ridge and leads into the Sanford Creek drainage. It follows Sanford Creek for two miles. The trail leaves Sanford Creek and climbs a low ridge before descending into the Cow Creek valley. The trail meets two trails in the Cow Creek drainage. One trail intersects Timberline Trail south of the creek and the other intersects Timberline Trail north of the creek.
About a mile and a half north of Cow Creek Timberline Trail crosses Cottonwood Pass Road. There is a parking area and trailhead for the trail on Cottonwood Pass Road. The trail descends to Texas Creek traveling north from Cottonwood Pass Road. The length of this stretch of tread is approximately two and a half miles. After crossing Texas Creek, walk eastward on Texas Creek Road approximately one half mile. The trail will switchback from the road then begin leading northward in Prospector Gulch.
Two forks occur in the trail north of Texas Creek Road. They are approximately one mile apart and Timberline Trail bears to the left at both. Timberline Trail continues to follow the Collegiate Peaks Wilderness boundary into the Illinois Creek drainage. There will be three stream crossings within two miles then the trail intersects with Lake Ann Trail, 1462. This is where the Continental Divide Trail leaves the Timberline Trail heading eastward for the Clear Creek Valley.
Timberline Trail remains close to 11,400 feet for the next two miles then begins to descend slowly. Approximately four miles from the Lake Ann Trail intersection the trail reaches 10,800 feet and the Pieplant Creek drainage. It crosses four creeks within this drainage. There are also two trail branches that lead to the Pieplant Mine within the wilderness boundary.
Two miles from the last stream crossing near the Pieplant Mill, Red Mountain Creek Trail, leads northward into the wilderness from Timberline Trail. From this point to the northern trail terminus, Timberline Trail parallels Red Mountain Creek. During these last two and a half miles the trail descends from 10,040 to 9,840. The trail ends on Red Mountain Road.
Directions from Taylor River Road: The northern terminus of Timberline Trail is on Red Mountain Road about two and a half miles east of Taylor River Road. Red Mountain Road lies two miles north of Dinner Station Campground.
Directions from Tincup: The southern terminus of Timberline Trail is on Mirror Lake Road two and a half miles east of Tincup.
Directions from Taylor River Road: Timberline Trail is also accessible from Pieplant Road, Texas Creek Road, Cottonwood Pass Road, Cow Creek Road and Sanford Creek Road.
Pieplant Creek Road # 742.8F - This road provides access to Pieplant Creek, Timberline Trail and the Collegiate Peaks Wilderness.
Red Mountain Creek Road # 742.8H - This road accesses Timberline Trail (no 4 WD vehicles allowed) and Red Mountain Creek. The first mile of the road is usually passable by two-wheel drive vehicles.
Red Mountain Creek Trail - Red Mountain Creek Trail, 543, leads from the Red Mountain Road to the Continental Divide. The trail is marked as Rocky Mountain Trail on USGS maps.
Texas Creek Road #755 - Texas Creek Road provides access to the western boundary of the Collegiate Peaks Wilderness Area. This part of the wilderness is not heavily used and a good place to seek solitude.
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FexEx and UPS deliveries for July 8 and 9 2010
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Ah it is always nice when the FedEX, UPS or DHL truck stops in front of the house. They bring the gear that keeps me busy in one of the best jobs for a geek. Today's Delivery listing will also include the toys that were dropped off yesterday by another FedEx truck and a UPS truck in the afternoon. So let's kick it off with the first delivery.

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The Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi, Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, had dinner at upscale Mexican restaurant Mercadito Monday while in Chicago for NATO. And as you would expect, he had plenty of company. Besides the Prince's table of seven, the large...Tags: Chicago Bulls, Wrigley Field, Turkey, Abdullah Gul, NATO Summit
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'Rocketts Red Glare' celebrates Memorial Day with fireworks
Citizen Staff Reports 05/24/12
Rocketts Landing will make the Richmond skyline sparkle this Memorial Day with Rocketts Red Glare on Sunday, May 27. The free event will feature fireworks, live music and family-friendly activities to celebrate the long holiday weekend. Rocketts Red Glare will kick-off at 5:30 p.m. with a performance by local musician Colin Healy on the volleyball court adjacent to The Boathouse. Virginia party band Kings of Swing will take the stage at 6:30 p.m. and play throughout the fireworks show, which begins around 9 p.m. During the event, replicas of Christopher Columbus' famous Pinta and Nina ships will be docked at Rocketts Landing with guided tours available. "We're excited to welcome Richmonders to Rocketts Landing to celebrate the official start of summer," said Richard Souter, vice president of The WVS Companies, developer of the Village at Rocketts Landing. "Situated on the river's banks and with the city skyline as a backdrop, everyone will get a great view of the fireworks." Wine and craft beer will be available, with a portion of proceeds going to the Neighborhood Resource Center, a nonprofit that supports the Greater Fulton Community in Eastern Henrico. Dessert vendors also will be on-hand. Picnic baskets are welcome, along with chairs and blankets for seating. For more information, including details on complimentary parking, visit http://www.facebook.com/rockettslanding or go to http://www.rockettsvillage.com and click "Upcoming Events." |
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By Sarah Story, Citizen Events Editor 05/23/2013
Henrico has several fun family-friendly activities to offer this weekend – check out the butterflies at Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden, play games at The Armour House & Gardens and walk or run in support of the Autism Society of Central Virginia. If you're looking to celebrate Memorial Day, Rocketts Landing has fireworks and Sandston has a parade. For all our top picks this weekend, click here! > Read more.
Raiders help 'Stir It Up!'
Among the activities featured at Stir It Up!, a fundraiser and awareness raiser held May 5 at Deep Run H.S., was the opportunity for youngsters – including this young fan pictured with player Raibonne Charles – to play catch with members of the Richmond Raiders professional indoor football team. > Read more.
Henrico Junior 4-H camp registration open
By Ben Panko, Special to the Citizen 05/19/2013
For parents looking to keep their kids outside and away from the video games this summer, the Virginia Cooperative Extension is still accepting registrations for the 2013 Henrico Junior 4-H Camp.
The camp will be held June 17-23, and is open to boys and girls ages 9-13. A total of 10 spaces for boys and 27 spaces for girls remain available, and registration is open until May 24. The cost is $230, which includes lodging, meals, programs, instructional materials and charter bus transportation. > Read more.
The camp will be held June 17-23, and is open to boys and girls ages 9-13. A total of 10 spaces for boys and 27 spaces for girls remain available, and registration is open until May 24. The cost is $230, which includes lodging, meals, programs, instructional materials and charter bus transportation. > Read more.
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Mother and son open new restaurant in Sandston
A new restaurant has opened in a well-known Sandston building.
The Sandston Kitchen will celebrate its official grand opening on Memorial Day, May 27. The restaurant is located in the site of the former Sandston Pharmacy at 2 West Williamsburg Road. It serves breakfast and lunch seven days a week and dinner Tuesday through Saturday. > Read more.
Whale of a treat
Ironfish delights with a variety of tasty catches
I was overjoyed to head back for another meal at Ironfish by Pescados, considered the Best New Restaurant in 2011 by both the Richmond Times Dispatch and Richmond Magazine. I agree whole-heartedly with their ratings. Since I first visited the restaurant for my birthday in January, I was waiting for the perfect special occasion to return. I couldn't wait another year, obviously.
Run by the same restaurateurs as Pescados Latin Caribbean Seafood in Midlothian and Eat in Oregon Hill, Ironfish offers the same unique dishes and top-level customer service. > Read more.
Veteran restaurateur set to open in Short Pump
Tran's Pho 1 Grill will serve Vietnamese fare
After nearly a year out of the restaurant industry, a well known 30-year Henrico restaurateur is ready to open up his fifth venture in Short Pump.
Paul Tran, along with his wife Ellen will open up Pho 1 Grill, a Vietnamese restaurant, in June in the Towne Center West Shopping Center.
Tran has been serving up Vietnamese food since the mid-'80s, his first being Que Huong on Rigsby Road. He also owned Mr. Chan's on Horsepen Road and Saigon Gourmet on Hull Street Road. > Read more.
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It is odd to arrive at an international port that is over 3,860 metres high. But that is how high Puno is located. This small town has an odd mixture of international port, tourist centre and Andean meeting place. Being the only easy way to access Lake Titicaca on the Peruvian side the town attracts many tourists.
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We took the bus from La Paz to Puno. Beautiful journey once again, with Lake Titicaca awaiting after a 6-hour bus ride. Border crossing at the city of Desaguadero was quick and easy. The city of Puno is not particularily pretty in itself, but it's a good basis for exploring the lake and various archeological sites ...
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Puno isn't too exciting, but it's definitely a good departure point to explore the islands of the Lake Titicaca and its surrounding. We decided to visit the floating islands and Sillustani from here ...
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Not much time was spent here in Puno (Peru side of the lake). The town was horrible (hence pooooono!!) and within 1 hour of arriving in the town we headed off to the floating villages for the afternoon. When we got to the islands we realised it was very touristy! The village people survive ...
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We stayed in casa Daniel in the beginning of our yourney and the end of our vacation. Both times it was perfect. The room is very nice, with bathroom, fridge and tv. The 2 rooms that are rented out to travellers are separate from the rest of the family-house, with a nice veranda where you can sit outside. This means... More
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I visited Bumpkin for lunch on a cold wet Wednesday and was very happy I did so. The restaurant comes across to me as a haven of comfort food and a chilled relaxed venue to have a lazy lunch or dinner in. The lunch menu managed to be short without making you feel there wasn't enough choice – In fact if anything it leaves you with the problem of wanting everything. I had some fantastic game soup for starters followed by a delicious steak – extremely tender and considering the price much tastier than I've had in many fine dining venues. This was all washed down with Bumpkin's very own ale which on its own could have kept me in all day long. For the quality and the price you just simply can't go wrong with Bumpkin.
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I had a superbly enjoyable trip to Locanda Locatelli last weekend and the restaurant lives up to everything you'd expect. Decor is quite contemporary and smooth and the tables spacious enough and chairs very comfy indeed. The food was as you'd expect excellent – nothing over the top in presentation and you get the feeling that the food is all about the taste rather than making it overly pretty. Not to say presentation wasn't good however. Our starters were tagliatelle di castagne ai funghi selvatici (home made chestnut tagliatelle with wild mushrooms ) and tortellini in brodo (meat parcels in a clear broth ) both totally delicious. I couldn't decide on my mains so persuaded my wife to try medaglioni di cervo, porcini, crema fritta e radicchio (medallions of venison with cepes, panfried cream and radicchio) while I had filetto di branzino in crosta di erbe e sale (fillet of wild sea bass in salt and herbs crust ) – to be honest they were both so good I wish I could have had both! For dessert I went for the cheese selection which may sound boring but finished the meal off perfectly. We'd asked the sommelier to select a glass of wine to match each course from the list by the glass and he did a superb job. I was pretty surprised how full the restaurant was considering we dined at 2pm – the full sitting a testament to Giorgio Locatelli's skill and hard work. Prices are pretty high but it's easy to see what you are paying for – definitely a great place for a special occasion.
I've had quite a few pleasant meals at Roast – breakfast being an occasional treat for me if in the area but like most of the reviewers here I think Roast comes into its own on a lazy Sunday. As Steve W says the menu is quite limited but at the end of the day it offers exactly what you would expect it to do. Service is capable and the atmosphere always seems to be relaxed. Great for a bite before hitting the markets.
Min Jiang is a truly great addition to the restaurant scene and I finally got to try it last night. The setting is beautiful – very light inside, tables were well spaced and a mix of modern and traditional touches in the decor give it a smart look. The outstanding view of London compliments food perfectly. We were only two dining but decided to order as much as we could to share and were not disappointed. Hot and aour soup and crispy salt and pepper squid were so good and the house special of the Peking duck was amazing, as was the creation of the dishes with the remaining duck. Mains of braised pork belly and lobster with noodles were superb. We were quite full from everything so only took a very light dessert of ice creams and sorbets. The wine list was very good with bottles for all pockets and the price of the meal was easily justified by the quality. Service is excellent and knowledgeable. With fantastic service, food and wine, plus a view to die for Min Jiang is going to be a big hit.
It's been a long time between my visits to L'Etranger and after today's trip out I'm definitely going to go back a lot sooner. The design of the restaurant is smart and quite chic without having to try too hard – spoiled for choice with tables by the window for bright and airy or a little more secluded and darker towards the back. The menus seem to be hugely expansive and cover a large selection of dishes and styles. Being a creature of habit I chose the tuna tartar for starters – very tasty and readied my taste buds for one of my favourite dishes and the speciality of the house – the black cod. Portions were huge – I've seen similar size portions being offered as a sharing plate for two at twice the price at other venues in town. Having tried it I can see why it is the house specialty and would advise you to try if dining here. Sadly the main had filled me up so again I had to skip dessert. The wine list is also a major attraction with an amazing selection suited to all wallets – and in some cases bank loans. I'm planning on returning to try the five-course champagne tasting menu – it's not cheap but given the food and the selection of champagnes including Cristal & Krug it could well be a perfect Christmas treat.
Personally I think the Sanderson has never quite got it right with its in-house restaurant. Whereas the St Martin's Lane hotel has Asia de Cuba which is still packed years on, the Sanderson never seems to be quite sure as to what it should be doing. The biggest selling point of the restaurant is the outside terrace – heated and covered in the winter which is a bonus but the interior section of the restaurant seems quite simple and plain. The menu is based around a sharing concept similar to Asia de Cuba but the portions fail to live up to the price. The dishes are very tasty and if you are not on a budget or if being entertained then knock yourself out but otherwise you may find the size of the bill (and the 15% service charge on top) a little bit of a shock. The Purple and Long Bars add a little more interest to the venue. Perhaps not a place to take Russian clients given the translation of the name.
I've eaten at both of the restaurants in the building, L'Atelier on the ground floor and La Cuisine on the first floor – both are very different in decor and cuisine but have two things in common – wherever you sit you can see the busy team of chefs buzzing around creating your delectable dishes. I love the counter concept of L'Atelier – very chic and cool – almost like a chic sushi bar without the sushi and instead a selection of cool little dishes to tempt such as Scottish lobster with a 'mist' of Hennessy and pig trotter served on parmesan toast. Upstairs the food is more mainstream but equally scrumptious with plenty of favourites on offer – the lamb and veal dishes particular favourites. As for dessert you must try the 'boule suprise', one of the most creative desserts I've ever had. I'd also tell you to make sure you check out the intimate little bar at the top of the building, one of London's best kept secret. Oops…
Not my average type of haunt but still one of my favourites for a cheap and guilty treat. It's a little too hectic upstairs and as you are now unable to book downstairs I find myself having to chance it more often – given the location there really is only a slim chance of sitting. The food is standard yummy BBQ fare – you get exactly what you pay for and value for money is part of that. The selection is good and always tasty – you don't expect much in the way of presentation but it's not needed. Sticky fingers a full tummy and a small bill will ensure I keep returning. Great for a bunch of lads before a night out or to annoy my colleagues by sitting at my desk with a take away for lunch.
Floridita is one of those venues that people love or loathe. It's loud and busy and sometimes feels a little cheesy however for a fun night dining and drinking it's one of the best all-rounders and I'll often find myself dropping by with some friends if we are looking for a little bit of fun. I do tend to use the venue more for drinks than food but do always enjoy the spit-roast suckling pig or one of the lobster dishes. If you are lucky enough to have a membership you will be able to dine in the members area 'Bar Constante' where things seem to run so much smoother, although generally service is fine all through the restaurant. One suggestion if drinking however is to put away your gentlemanly ways and send a lady to the bar, as they will be served in a split second by the smooth barmen whereas gents seem to have to wait…and wait…and wait… Live music every night also adds to this lively venue – only the smoking ban preventing you smoking big fat Cuban cigars detracts from the Cuban experience. Oh and don't forget the mojitos!
The Albemarle in my opinion has improved so much since the revamp. The restaurant seems to have a lighter feel to it with a few more contemporary touches to it than in its previous incarnation. The menu is still hugely extensive and will certainly give you problems with so much to choose from. For my starter I settled with Dorset dressed crab with landcress – very fresh and tasty while my partner was persuaded by me to try the potted Morecambe Bay shrimps (One of the specialities from my original locale). My main was the Blythburgh pork cutlet with apple mash and Cumbrian black pudding and was absolutely superb. Feeling like a little bit of a pig we finished off with some fab bramley apple pie then a selection of cheeses. Prices are very reasonable taking into account you are dining in a Mayfair Hotel. The set lunch menu and pre-theatre dining menus also look a bargain at £25/£30 for 2 or 3 courses. Atmosphere can be mixed depending on the residents but was generally pleasant and relaxed. I'd definitely suggest stopping off at the Donovan Bar afterwards for a couple of cocktails.
The Botanist is a very buzzy place – the times I've been both the bar and restaurant have been heaving with plenty of people enjoying themselves. I can only really describe the place as adequate unfortunately – the dishes are relatively good but I would expect a little more bang for my buck and can't help feeling that it's not too much more than an overpriced Gastropub living off the relative wealth of the locals. Given the fact that there are so many other good venues in the area it's doubtful I'll return. On the brighter side service is good given the hectic atmosphere and the menu quite extensive – the cheese selection was probably the highlight for me. West End Prices without West End Quality.
From the moment I sat down with a glass of bubbly and nibbled some bacon popcorn in the bar area of Texture I knew I was really going to enjoy it. With the duo of Agnar Sverrisson and Xavier Rousset at the helm I knew I was in safe hands. From the starter of pea mousse via the asparagus with parmesan 'snow' to the anjou of pigeon with corn puree – taste and presentation were excellent as was the three way Lancashire pig. Wines chosen by Xavier went perfectly and was surprised even more so at how inexpensive some of the choices were given the quality and taste. Service was excellent along with an explanation of the dishes and how they were put together made the experience a very pleasant one. I was pleased to find out also that they now have private dining room – something that was lacking on my visit, perhaps I'll return for a pre-Christmas party will a few friends.
I like Sumosan very much – it gives me good Japanese cuisine time after time without the need for booking weeks and weeks in advance. Many friends of mine insist it's a poor alternative for Nobu or Zuma but I personally believe the five years it's been open is a testament to its popularity given the stiff competition. It may not have the A-list glamour of some of its competitors but I go there to eat good food and not to make a fashion statement. Service can very occasionally be a little slow at peak times but unless you want to rush through your meal not slow enough to be a problem. The black cod on my most recent visit was delicious along with the yakinku grill. In honesty I couldn't remark about the wine list as I usually stick to the Asahi black label. Food is well presented and fresh and Sumosan has never disappointed me – I suggest giving it a try.
My recent trip to Alain Ducasse was certainly a memorable one and I'm happy to say for all the right reasons. The dining room is bright and airy with well spaced tables giving you enough privacy for your business deals or flirting – or perhaps both? It has a nice modern feel without trying too hard but manages to retain an air of formality at the same time. From sitting down to leaving, the food and accompanying wine was exquisite and the constant supply of amuse bouches between courses a fine touch. John dory goujonettes with coconut and curry sauce were an interesting starter that worked surprisingly well and the roast rack and saddle of lamb suitably fab enough to keep my attention until I took on the selection of French cheese. With the chefs little delicacies coming so frequently a three course dinner seemed like a ten-course and the gentleman coming round with the sweet and bon-bon trolley at the end just added to the delights. Prices can run high but with a fixed price for two,three or four-course meal you do at least know what to expect. Make good use of head sommelier Hugues Lepin and his team who matched excellent wines by the glass for us with each course.
The Masons Arms was a big favourite of mine in my late teens and early twenties when the Lakes area was my home, and I try to visit whenever I head back that way. As a pub it's one of the warmest and friendliest venues with a huge selection of beers and ales for all tastes – the Damson Beer having been a long time favourite for me since a memorable trip there on my 18th birthday. The food is always good (for a country pub), the house pie or sausages and mash are really good. My advice if you are in the area for a while is to spend an evening there in the summer – take in the views and try a good selection of the ales although make sure you have someone to drive you home! Failing that I do believe they do have rooms available.


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February 5, 2013 · Updated 3:08 PM
Oak Harbor needs to pass the school levy. After almost 30 years flying in the Navy and a few years spent running an aerospace manufacturing company, I went back to school and earned my teaching certificate as a secondary science teacher. I spent five years teaching science at North Whidbey Middle School.
I was mentored by enthusiastic, focused, tireless and devoted professionals … both teachers and administrators. I found teaching middle school students to be the most challenging job mentally, physically and emotionally that I have ever had the privilege of doing. No group has been affected more in the last few years than our middle school kids.
Budget cuts reduced their time with teachers 30 minutes a day … these young teenagers are in, arguably, the most influential time of their lives and state-forced budget cuts reduced the minutes they spend learning.
At the same time, sports and clubs have been cut to the point that only half of the students who want to play sports are even given the chance.
These are the years when students need more time in school and more to do after school … not less. Where once we had six science teachers teaching sixth, seventh and eighth grade science at North Whidbey Middle School, we now have four.
Fewer teachers equate to larger classroom sizes and less time spent with each student.
My most successful tool was opening my classroom after school for tutoring and as a place for students to do homework in a supervised environment.
The loss of funds for the late "tutoring bus" all but removed that option. Oak Harbor's school levy will restore the full middle school day and bring back middle school tutoring and sports. Please join me in voting yes.
Capt. John R. Worthington, USN, Ret.
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Maybe now, supporters of the ACA will find their voices and point to the 30 million people the law would help to buy health insurance, how much assistance it gives businesses, how it creates a more rational health insurance market, how it helps those 26 and under stay on their parents' health plans, how it protects those with pre-existing conditions. "Obamacare" isn't about President Obama. It's about beginning to bring an end to the scandal of a very rich nation leaving so many of its citizens without basic health coverage. However the court rules, we need to remember why this whole fight started in the first place.
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A variation of the term, "hootchie", meaning a female that dresses or acts like a ho. If you are questioning weather or not your homegirl is a hootch, ask yourself these simple questions:
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This was our first trip to be away from the baby. It was just a quick weekend getaway, but we packed a lot in. Part of me wondered if we would end up driving all the way to Savannah, only to spend the whole time sleeping, since, well, we haven't done much of that the past year, and then the rest of the time calling home to check on Fable. But, that baby of ours has drilled it into us to wake up at a certain time, so indeed we saw a lot of the city.
We spent the majority of the time walking around downtown. I must say one of my favorite parts involved EATING! This is the south y'all, we know our grub. So, we visited the queen herself, Miss Paula Deen. We were so worried we would have to wait in the infamous long line outside to get the reservation, but I was able to walk right up while my husband parked and get us in! Awesome. Jeremy got the buffet, which was mostly fried chicken and veggies. He got to pick a dessert…. he chose banana pudding. He is quite the hard-to-please banana pudding eater, but he approved…. I snuck a bite, and though I usually choose anything chocolate for a dessert, I must say it was wonderful. I ordered from the menu and got pot pie. I. about. died. I can imagine helpings of this stuff in heaven… minus the 900 fat grams in it. I don't even care if there was a stick of butter in that stuff, it was worth it, and the flaky bread on top…. glorious. And it never hurts to have some sweet tea, with a mint leaf, and a doily place mat.
Here is the picture before it was devoured and I instantly became 10 pounds heavier:
My favorite after eating, was the shopping. If you have been following my blog, you may know my style. My favorite store was the Paris Market. Heaven.
We also made it to the beach at Tybee Island. And there was a wedding going on right next to us! I loved walking the pier also.
Here are some other highlights from the trip… our walk along River Street and more…
We had a great time. And I only called home twice
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Wednesday, 02 September 2009
Is the Holy Spirit Still Active in Churches Today?
"Help us our God / Help us our Savior / For the glory of your name / For the glory of your kingdom / Deliver us and atone for our sins / Deliver us and forgive all our sins / Help us our God / We come to you desperately needy / Help us our God / May your mercy come quickly to meet us / Help us our God, help us our God / Help us our God, for your name's sake" (Vineyard Music "Help Us Our God" ©1991).
Back when the Vineyard movement first began in the 1970s and 1980s, first under Kenn Gulliksen and then under John Wimber, there was a very strong emphasis on the gifts of the Holy Spirit and seeing the gifts being manifested during the service. Worship services were kept simple, with a long worship time, a short message and a long ministry time. Ministry time was done in a special way. Instead of anyone who wanted prayer going to the altar to be prayed for by an elder or prayer leader, the regular attendees of the church would pray for each other. There was also often a time for words of knowledge or prophecies to be given.
Lyrics to the songs they sung were simple and easy to learn, such as in "Help Us Our God" from 1991. My first paragraph consists of that entire song. Other songs included sung during the late 1980s and early 1990s included "I Bow Down" and "Arms of Love."
Unfortunately, today's Vineyard churches are not at all like the Vineyards of the 1980s and 1990s. Modern Vineyard songs include "If You Say Go" and "Invitacion Fountain." With the modern Vineyard music came a turning away from the "old ways" of the movement into a newer form, and this newer way of doing things seems to be pushing the Holy Spirit into being unable to work during the service.
Have any of you experienced this in your churches, whether you've attended a Vineyard or not?
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"Dalai Lama Renaissance" extends U.S. theatrical release as a result of strong demand from audiences and theaters – DVD release date extended to April 1
Khashyar | February 7, 2009
LOS ANGELES- Because of strong demand from audiences and movie theaters, "Dalai Lama Renaissance" has extended its theatrical exhibition in the United States through March 31, 2009, so that additional theaters will be able to screen the award-winning documentary for theatrical audiences.
As a result, the DVD release date of "Dalai Lama Renaissance" has been rescheduled for April 1, 2009.
"Dalai Lama Renaissance" (which is narrated by Harrison Ford, and Produced and Directed by Khashyar Darvich), began its U.S. theatrical exhibition on May 23, 2008, and has screened in over 80 U.S. cities.
The film, which has won 12 international awards, has been held over at several theaters in the United States where it has been scheduled, including at the Roxie Theater in San Francisco, CA and the Hollywood Theater in Portland, Oregon (both of which held the film over for 2 additional weeks).
At the Harkins Valley Art Theater in Tempe, Arizona, "Dalai Lama Renaissance" set the single day ticket sales record at the theater, selling more tickets in a single day than any other film in the history of the theater.
On January 23 and 25, 2009, "Dalai Lama Renaissance" had the largest audience turnout in the 25 year history of the Cleveland Museum of Art, according to Museum Film Program Director John Ewing.
Recently, the Drexel Theatre in Columbus, Ohio, and the Circle Cinema in Tulsa, Oklahoma, both extended the exhibition of "Dalai Lama Renaissance." Circle Theater manager Amberla Tepe said that "Dalai Lama Renaissance" is attracted larger audiences than any other film playing at the theater. At Columbus' Drexel Theatre, "Dalai Lama Renaissance" has outperformed some of this year's Oscar-nominated films.
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548,721 Games Played Across 808 Centers in a Single Day as Part of
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ARLINGTON, TX, September 18, 2008 - Strike Ten Entertainment, the marketing arm of the Bowling Proprietors' Association of America (BPAA), announced today a new bowling world record of the most games played in a single day. For the first time ever, more than 800 bowling centers joined forces in a nationwide challenge to record the largest number of games bowled during a 24 hour period. On National Bowling Day (August 30, 2008), 808 centers participated in the challenge, recording 548,721 games played.
"This new world record is a great milestone for the sport of bowling and an exciting day for our industry. The hundreds of thousands of people who visited bowling centers to help set this record is a testament to the incredible popularity that bowling is enjoying and the continued resurgence of our sport," said Jim Sturm, president of the BPAA. "This follows a trend that has seen bowling participation continue to increase every year, with more than 67 million people having bowled in 2007 alone. We're already looking forward to setting new records in 2009 and beyond."
The new bowling world record is recognized by the Bowling Proprietors' Association of America (BPAA), International Bowling Pro Shop and Instructors Association (IBPSIA), Professional Bowlers Association (PBA) and the United States Bowling Congress (USBC).
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Headquartered in Arlington, Texas, the 75-year-old Bowling Proprietors' Association of America is a trade association representing the business interests of bowling center owners worldwide. BPAA's mission is to enhance the profitability of its member bowling centers. As a division of BPAA, Strike Ten Entertainment is the marketing arm of the bowling industry. Strike Ten Entertainment's mission is to increase the number of paid bowling games in bowling centers each year through promotions, publicity and industry-wide marketing initiatives.
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This ep is gona be sweet
i guess there are going to be fillers after this arc =S!
i really really hope so it'd be great if they brought the episode quality up and weren't limited to a chapter an episode
oh and first because im a flaming homo retard with a fetish for little dicks
man is this getting boring.. I know their trying to raise suspense and all, but NOTHING has happened in this ark so far. Hordy is just all powerful, he's been plotting for 10 years, finally his plan comes to fruition.. he spent the whole episode explaining shit we already know, all for the sake of the towns people? lol hurry up and bring on the super powered Luffy already.
I hope they stop fooling around… i think in one piece 553 there was just nothense exept of the Noah and the caught of jimbei.
serisoly, what happened to zoro ussop and brooke, they have not been featured for like 4 episodes and the last we herd of them was when brooke was chasing the starfish guy as a ghost. DUMMMM
Cant wait for this episode, i have a feeling luffy and others will come out ! asking fishman island residents whether to decide if they consider the strawhat pirates as "friend or foe".
gonna be awesome episode also the next one.
NEXT EPISODE: FRANKY's SUPER DEBUT!
wow tangina mo kupal ka franky-chan mamatay na mnga kupal sa mundo fucking faget talk english bitch
wew ka nasa taas ko ang weak mo !!!! wag kna manuod ng anime kung gnyan ka !! hahah eat my shit !!:DDDD wala kang kwenta !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
calm ur tits!!!!
Yeah you are funny "some dude" who says:oh and first because im a flaming homo retard with a fetish for little dicks. You have absolutly no life at all
My question is where the Hell did the pills that the Fish Men are taking come from? Who made them?
Bet the pills were slipped from Vega
finally i see my son luffy
can't wait for luff's 50'000 man takeout
this really suck
lol shirohoshi should be arrested for harboring a murderer and hindering a police investigation
But they really do need to move this s*** along.
@wew= gago ka putang ina mo
@Luffy-chan= tama yan tol. mukang titi nga yang mga yan
@some dude= puking ina mo mamatay ka ng hayop ka. maliit ang titi mo.
+10 for luffy's kick into hordy's POOR belly HAHAHAHAHA
fight already!!! T.T
damned…I'm horny and will be till next episode now. They kept stalling like hell like previews episodes but this time IT WAS WORTH IT
finally some action…
…after +/- 20 episodes of boredom
Don't get me wrong, I sort of like this story-building and flashbacks things and all but… goddamm dude… I mean, goddamm… just goddman… it gets old if you do it on EVERY single fucking episode…
…just as a whole season of non-stop fighting would be just as lame too
The key is balance
10 vs 100,000 boom!!!
Next episode will be awesome Luffy and the crew vs 100 000 will be awesome and hilarious at the same time considering the serious and more unserious powers of the crew
ilove this episode
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If just a few years ago you didn't know the meaning of the term "picking" in relation to antiques and collectibles, you likely do now, thanks to the success of television shows like "American Pickers." One Perry County couple was ahead of the curve, however, and was picking well before it became entertainment. Now they're turning their love of history into a living.
Harold and Michelle Hughes are the owners of Mountain Treasures Antiques and Sundries on North Main Street in Hazard, where for the past few months, despite an uncertain economy, they have made a business by selling history.
Unemployment in Perry and surrounding counties has been on the rise every month this year, but Michelle noted that she and her husband had no hesitancy in starting their own business.
"We had always planned to (start a business) at some point," she explained.
It was last year when she quit her job and began caring for an ill family member. She knew that she didn't want to return to the same kind of job she had left, and her husband Harold was making a three-hour drive from Buckhorn to Mt. Sterling for work. It seemed like a good time to branch out on their own.
Mary Rose owns the building where Mountain Treasures is located, and it was during a conversation with her one day that Harold mentioned that they had always wanted to open their own antique store.
"It just kind of went from there," Michelle explained, adding that Harold worked in Mt. Sterling for just a while longer before they took the plunge full time. "It just seemed like it all worked out."
Michelle and Harold have been picking for several years, visiting estate sales, yard sales and mom-and-pop stores in search of a piece of history.
"When we first started, every year for our anniversary we would pick some little town in Kentucky that we'd never heard of, and we would go there and we would shop for antiques for ourselves," Michelle said.
Their annual trips took them to places like Old Washington and Glendale, and it was from these trips that they began the process of turning their hobby into a business.
"I've always been interested in history," Michelle continued. "It was just going to places and seeing the historical aspect of things and learning about the history of things. It was something we both shared from the beginning."
Their shop is currently stocked with a number of items, and Harold noted that there's a little something for everyone, from an antique typewriter to old books and glassware. And while he hasn't picked a favorite just yet, the search for the rare items is what continues to drive him.
"I just like picking, finding new stuff … you don't see every day," he said. "That's what I try to do when I go out to buy stuff. I try to get things that are unusual or very rare, stuff that you don't see every day. Usually we'll bring it home, clean it up and do some research, and pretty much just find its past."
But not everything is something they found themselves. They also sale on consignment and can also purchase items off the street.
The Hugheses' shop opened in February next to Maggard Florist, and the hardest part at first was that not many people knew that they were even in business. But business has begun to pick up in the past few months and remains steady.
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Hailed by Minnesota's weekly news and arts paper, City Pages, as the Best New Band of 2004, Zebulon Pike return with their second full length album, entitled Zebulon Pike II: The Deafening Twilight. Coming in at just over 73 minutes this album contains just five tracks and as you can guess most of them are quite lengthy with two of the five songs exceeding the 20 minute mark and two more breaking the 12 minute barrier. Starting right where they left off with their 2004 release, And Blood Was Passion, Zebulon Pike continue to delve into a world of their own composing full-on instrumental prog meets sludge n' doom meets jazz and classical influenced metal chock full of odd time signatures, menacing melodies and a down-tuned heaviness that pounds you into the pavement ultimately forcing you to toss up the horns in salute. Trying to sum up their sound is not an easy task partly because they don't have a vocalist, but according to the bio page on their web site they claim to draw inspiration from bands like Mountain, Pentagram, King Crimson, early-Judas Priest and Rush among others. Keeping in mind there are no vocals here I'd call this a mixture of Iommi-laden riffage with an almost Mastodon crossing paths with Isis and High On Fire type vibe only with a bit more complexity involved in the way the songs are structured together.
The band's choice to perform without a vocalist is not a common one in the world of metal, but with the dual guitar attack of Erik Fratzke and Morgan Berkus, Zebulon Pike more than make up for this lack of spoken words by letting their instruments do the talking. Their ability to intertwine their individual guitar parts into a beautifully melodic section only to have them at odds fighting against that beauty and one another to create pure darkness in the next section is captivating to say the least. Backed up by the hard hitting and energetic chops of Erik Bolen on drums combined with the exceptional finger picking bass work of Steve Post, this rhythm section provides the perfect foundation for the abovementioned double axe attack by displaying the ideal amount of flash yet knowing when to tone it down and take a step back in all the right places to allow the overlaying melodies and harmonies to shine through.
Needless to say that by having such lengthy compositions there is a lot to digest, and that may be a deterrent for the impatient listener or listeners with the keen ability to reach a verdict after one mere listen. If you like your music to slap you right in the face with the typically standard intro, verse, chorus, verse, chorus song structures then this disc may not be to your liking. But if you like to listen to music that offers the challenge of comprehending all it has to offer over repeated listens and still hearing something you missed then this album is sure to please your thirst for well composed, well produced, well performed metal music. These are fully thought out compositions that the band has clearly put a lot of work into trying to perfect, and they've done that in glowing fashion.
Other than possible song length issues for some or the absence of a vocalist for others, neither of which bother this writer, I don't have a whole lot of negatives to point out here as I truly feel Zebulon Pike took all that was right with their debut album and raised their own bar by creating an even darker and heavier follow-up to And Blood Was Passion. I recommend Zebulon Pike II: The Deafening Twilight to any and all fans of music, metal or not, and I would also recommend seeing this band live if you're in or near the Twin Cities area or if they make it to a town near you. Not only is their live show absolutely punishing but you'll witness this talented quartet bring to life the creative majesty they've achieved so well in the studio.
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When web designers don't write their own HTML/CSS they are essentially cheating the client from an intuitive and natural design. Instead, they are shortcutting the code and doing a rather back door entry into web design. The minimization of a true, organic effect will take a website's quality down by quite a bit. Trying to create a site around an "inventory" of sorts means that there isn't the same spontaneous ability to be creative and tailor the website to the client. Instead, the client is being tailored to the website.
When making design choices for the sake of functionality and professionalism the web designer has to be able to make independent decisions. With coding, those decisions come naturally. Pulling anything from a stock resource prevents the entire design from following through that natural initial inspiration.
What is really remarkable is that there are still designers getting the bulk of their material from programs like Photoshop. The biggest problem with this, aside from the inventory, is that there is a significant limitation to the ability to select the appropriate themes, colors, even fonts, that create the site in its most honest form.
If you show up to a pottery class with a can of Play Dough you are never going to make the works of art the other students do. The refusal to work with the proper raw materials is exactly the same whether you're talking about websites or pottery. Some of the replication may very well be close, but there is a distinct difference between replicating something seen
elsewhere and creating your own images from a blank canvas.
When you are hiring a team or a firm you have a general expectation that the results will be tailored to your business, your needs, and your expectations. When this falls through because of a limited inventory you are not likely to receive an explanation that is up front and honest. Most web designers are well aware that not doing your own coding is akin to cheating on
a test.
It doesn't make sense to go about web design in this fashion. A true designer is going to carry a sense of pride in each creation. They are going to put just enough of themselves into it so that the desire for it to succeed is strong. Original creation comes from within, regardless of what that creation may be. There is a significant difference in the design quality, but also a significant difference in the quality of the designer.
Blending visual appeal with functional applications is the primary goal of a website. Without the specific coding ability of a true web designer, the implementation of visuals may very well be seamless. When it comes to how that operation is supposed to work on the site the codeless designer can not offer much. There is a disconnect between selecting a visual image and creating a cohesive website that allows for full interaction with an intuitive interface.
Creating the proper aesthetics generally begins with how the design will work. Once that is in place the question of imagery can come into the picture. Bringing the two together is actually done in the reverse order for web designers who write code. This is why they tend to have websites that not only look good but also function just as they are supposed to. The elements
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Every Irish family has its own version or this classic dish. My recipe comes from my father's family in Ireland. It's part of my St. Pat's menu, along with lamb chops, carrots and soda bread. —Marilou Robinson, Portland, Oregon
Nutritional Facts 3/4 cup (calculated without salt and bacon) equals 149 calories, 4 g fat (2 g saturated fat), 11 mg cholesterol, 50 mg sodium, 26 g carbohydrate, 3 g fiber, 4 g protein.
Originally published as Colcannon Potatoes in Taste of Home's Holiday & Celebrations Cookbook Annual 2003, p188
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Reviewed on Mar. 21, 2013 by MrsHanna
I tried this recipe for St Patty's day and the whole family enjoyed it! I followed it to the letter but when I make it again, I would add more seasonings.
Reviewed on Mar. 19, 2013 by kawfytawk
Love love Love it!....and not just for St. Patty's Day! Thanks for sharing the recipe :)
Reviewed on Mar. 18, 2013 by millieanne
Great way to sneak cabbage into the diet - really tasty. I left out green onions (simply didn't have it on hand) and added some cream cheese - super tasty!
Reviewed on Mar. 18, 2013 by pat_c
At first I was a bit hesitant, but gave it try and it was a great dish to accompany my corn beef. Thanks so much, the whole family enjoyed it.
Reviewed on Mar. 17, 2013 by akklinda
This was SO good! We are going to add this to our favorite side dishes year round, not just for St. Patrick's Day. I omitted the bacon and substituted dried parsley for fresh. So yummy and a great way to get my kids to eat cabbage!
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Reviewed on Apr. 07, 2012 by Illiniphil
Excellent authentic recipe. Everyone liked it. Be sure to drain the cabbage very well to prevent the recipe from becoming to watery.
Reviewed on Mar. 24, 2012 by CarolKinelski
When I told our friend from Ireland I was making Colcannon Potatoes he said he wasn't crazy over them because they were so bland. Was he ever surprised at how tasty your recipe was and I do plan to make it again. Great side dish!
Reviewed on Mar. 19, 2012 by deannasnz
This is so good. Even the people who don't like cabbage really enjoyed this. It was even better leftover.
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