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Nestled between two mountain ranges, Wyoming's Star Valley has some of the nicest scenery this side of Switzerland. It also gets some of the frostiest winds. If you go, don't forget your camera and this coat. The heaviest coat in our collection, built from substantial, handsomely pebbled cowhide. It features a zip-front under a button-down storm flap to turn away the chill, plus bountiful pockets and contrast leather trim down the placket and under the collar. Lined in glen plaid poly/viscose; sleeves lined in acetate for easy wearing. Have professionally leather cleaned. Imported.
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Fantastic Coat
I don't know why TA doesn't feature this coat more prominently. It's perfect for cold, damp weather such as we often have in Michigan. It looks and feels terrific. The contrast brown is darker than in the picture, but I think the coat actually looks better for it. It looks great whether you're going formal or casual.
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Bought this for my husband after he saw it in the catalog and couldn't stop thinking about it. It arrived within a few days and he hasn't stopped wearing it since. It's exactly what he wanted - a blazer style black leather jacket that should last a long time.
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A fine coat in almost every respect: warm enough for cold winter days in New Mexico, a bit heavy, but not much heavier than the leather car coat it was to replace. It looked great, too, as long as I was standing up. But it was too tight in the shoulders, especially when I was in the car with my hands on the steering wheel. And I'm not a big-shouldered guy. Quite reluctantly, I sent it back.
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nice jacket
I like this simple yet stylish jacket because it has a good fit and isn't to thick or bulky.The leather seems good and I'm sure that a conditioner will only make it better.I think it's a little overpriced but on sale is a great buy.
nice coat
I considered this coat for a long time before actually purchasing it. There was very little of this quality on the market at this price that I liked. I am pleased with the quality of the coat overall. I would have liked a much stronger contrasting color, like the picture shows. It would stand out more with offset thread or more visible contrasting areas. It is very comfortable to wear and I actually look forward to cold days that provide me an opportunity to put it on.
Excellent Coat
I purchased this coat over a year ago. I ran into a clothing retailer that out of the blue asked me where I got this coat. Standing on the street he inspected the coat...a bit awkward...but told me of how high the quality was. He was very impressed. I very much enjoy this coat and this was a good purchase.
best coat ever?
This is a substantial coat, the heft and feel of it is very male. I don't care where it's made...it's very well made. Great stitching. I was a little concerned that the brown by the pockets would stand out but as others have said, it is darker than it appears online and actually adds to the character of the coat. Did I say this was a substantial coat?...might be the best coat I have owned. I'm 5'8"", 180 and ordered the medium, it was too tight in the chest and shoulders so I shipped it back for a large...fits perfectly. BTW how easy is the return process, WOW and no additional UPS charges. Highly recommend this coat...did I say it was a substantial coat? I love it, so does my wife. BTW I waited for a sale:)
weighs a ton.
This is a heavy car interior leather made into a ho-hum coat. Too stiff, uncomfortable and the brown piece is much darker then the pic and looks like a mistake.
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Not What I Expected
I didn't like the coat and have returned it. The main reason I didn't it was the waxy, cheap feel of the leather. At this price, is should have been softer. Also, the lining is much too light for a cold weather coat. If they would use a better grade of leather, a warmer lining and make it all one color, that would be better. Also, I find a plain zip front to me more convenient than a button up flap. Eventually, buttons fall off. The outside pockets are a little small, too. Runs small. I weigh 185 and an XL fit me. I really wanted to like this coat, but feel the catalog description was better than the actual coat.
Great coat
This is a classy, warm and stylish coat. It will keep you warm during the worst of winter (in the lower 48) with a bunch of panache. My only gripe is with the zipper....but we have made up and are now friends. I think I might gift my son with one this Christmas!
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Hastings, NE
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The picture on line does this coat an injustice. It is much more handsome. Like every TA coat I own, the buttons require quick repair. And the zipper is very "fussy" at first. But this coat really works. Unless you require perfection out of the box, buy it. TA, please get your suppliers to step up the button/zipper thing. You can do better
hastings, NE
Excellent Jacket
This is a very nice coat, the cowhide is of reasonable weight and nice length, the styling itself is really nice, and I would like to see more of these instead of the motorcycle jackets that are so common. The interior pockets are a very welcome feature, and the bag pockets are very functional.For reference, I am 6'6", 280lbs and about a 47" chest, and the XXL Tall fit very nicely with just enough slack underneath to be comfortable with a insulated shirt for cold weather, and the length is proportional to the model's in the picture.
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2000Everyone has heard of figure skating and gymnastics, but how many people know the thrill of racing down an ice covered track on a sled or the beauty of water ballet? This web site explores the "unusual sports in the Olympics:" the ones that may not get much press attention, but that have dedicated athletes just the same. After visiting this informative and interactive site, you won't see the Olympics in the same light again.About this site
2009Our website's purpose is to educate readers about how women have been somewhat under appreciated and not given as much credit in the Olympics over the years as men. We hope to show everyone that these athletes are just as important as men and should be treated equally. We will do this by highlighting the careers of many outstanding women athletes who have excelled in the Olympic games.About this site
2009 We want to make known to everyone that Romanians took part at the Olympic Games and won medals since 1924.About this site
2009Our website tells you some information on some of the Winter and Summer Olympic Sports. It also helps understand the history of the Olympics and uses the current information from several diverse sources.About this site
2008The website is to promote and motivate pupils about achieving the best they can in sports. It is aimed at pupils to become an Olympian in the future and gives advice on how to do this.About this site
2007This is a website all about the past Olympics. It tells about different countries' winners, the years they won, and the sport(s) they have won the most medals. You can also read about the history of the Olympic games, too. Have fun reading! About this site
2006The site is all about the Olympic games. It includes information about the history of the Olympics, types of injuries, cheating, racism in the Olympics, current statistics of the games.About this site
2006Our site will include information on the Torino Winter Games. It will focus on the gold medal winners from the United States of America.About this site
2006This site consists of pages that provide the veiwer with the history of the winter olympics, exlpains how each sport in the winter Olympics games is played, and also contains a couple of fun games that have a winter olympic theme!About this site
2004This site contains information on history of the Olympics as well as some famous U.S. athletes over the years.About this site
2003Our web site is about Olympic sports. We chose this because the olympics are an example of global economies supporting atheletes and because we wanted to learn about some sports played all over the world.About this site
2002Ever wonder about how theme parks are made? Or maybe the Winter Olympics? What about stadiums and fields? Well, you've come to the right place. This page includes everything from roller coasters to sports arenas, theme parks to the Olympics.About this site
2002Our site is on Summer Olympics. It has reports of the Ancient Games, famous athletes, IOC, Paralympics, sports, and past Summer Games. It has a message board, guestbook, interactive quiz, and there are Internet links on the bottom of pages.About this site
2002Our site is about the Olympics: Ancient, Summer, Winter, and Special. We describe the events and when they entered. We have a messageboard, quiz and wordsearch.About this site
2001Though the Olympics are known to many all over the world, but at the same time, many does not know what exactly is the "Olympics", the word of which has many stories left untold behind it, and the organizations running it. In this interactive site, you'll be able to find out what are the Olympics, the IOC, how the competitions are held, the ancient games and World Olympic Records. The special and unique Paralympics, of which not many have heard before, is one of the most important sports event in the world; on pile with the Olympics. There are also message boards for you to voice out your opinions on olympic issues, interactive puzzles and quizzes to keep you enteratained and meanwhile, test your knowledge on the Olympics.This ste hopes to teach appreciation and understanding of the Olympic Games, with emphasis on the philosophies and lessons learnt during the past centuries.About this site
2001Bulls-Eye: The Olympic Sport of Target Archery is a comprehensive site to learn all aspects of the sport. The main sections of the site are: equipment, learning, competition, safety, and the physics of archery. In addition, there are opportunities to share information, post questions, publicize tournaments, and sell used equipment. Many of the features on the site are interactive, including a game.About this site
2001The name of out website is China and the Olympics. We will introduce our subject concretely from three parts: the history, the present and the future. In the part concerning the history, visitors will see how the Olympic began and the history of China applicating the 2000 Olympic Games. In the part concerning the present, visitors will know the National Body Building in China and the sports stadiums we have builded or we will build for the 2008 Olympic Games and from the photos we take in Moscow, they will know what we have done at last for the application. In the part concerning the future, we have five parts, and they are all the mottos which you can see everywhere in Beijing,China, and they are also what we will do in future. I think many people want to know China and Olympics because the 2008 Olympic Games will be held in Beijing China, and we believe that they will know it deeper from our website.About this site
2001Learn about the Olympics through time at this awesome website. You will learn about the Olympiads, the Ancient Olympics, the Olympic flame, the history of the Olympics, the medal winning countries of 2000, and the world records broken in 2000. You can also take a small quiz on the Olympics. We hope you enjoy this website.About this site
2001The site contains a brief history of the handi-sports movement. A story from the life of one of the Ukrainian invalid sportsmen with his improvements and problems is placed here.About this site
2001The website our team created and submitted presents information about the International Paralympic Games. Our site has 10 main links.About this site
2001Take a ride back to the ancient civilization of Greece. Find out exciting facts about the Greek's way of life. Go to the Ancient Olympics and find out how the Olympic games started. Explore ancient Greek architecture and find out what type of pillars the Greeks used to hold up their structures. You can also learn about gods and goddesses and their great war. Our website will also teach you about how slaves lived their lives, famous people, and much more.About this site
2000Our web site is all about the Olympics. We have information about modern and ancient games. We also have all of the records set by modern olympic athletes. We also have a picture tour of the Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs, Colorado.About this site
2000This is a site filled with information about the olympics. It teaches about the origin of the games in Ancient Greece and about the modern Olympics. There are links to other sites for those who want to learn more.About this site
1999"eOlympic" explores different aspects of the greatest sporting event in the world, the Olympics Games. More specifically, eOlympic covers the 2000 Olympic games to be held in Sydney, Australia. "eOlympic" provides and enlightens users about the Olympic Games, the philosophies, the legacy of the Greeks, the past, the present and the future of the Olympic games. The site allows for intelligent discussion on recent events happening in the Olympics, such as the recent scandals, the justification for the cost involved in hosting the Olympics and whether the ideals proposed by the founder of the Olympics, Pierre de Couberton, are still intact.Languages: EnglishAbout this site
1999The web page Go for the Gold explains what the Summer Olympics are all about. It also has many things about the Sydney 2000 Summer Olympics, such as mascots and the torch relay. It also talks about the Special Olympics for the handicapped and retarded. It suggests things for classes to do like having their own educational Olympics.About this site
1999Our entry to thinkquest is called "Olympic Fever" which all of the team members have experienced at some point in the lead up to Sydney 2000. In "About Us" we describe our feelings on that important day when Sydney won the bid. We wanted to create an educational yet interesting site on most aspects of the Games in 2000, with sections about the paralympic games which have not been as widely publicised. This site provides a tour to familiarise the viewer with Sydney and the various venues, both within Sydney and in other states. To make the site truly interactive we added a quiz on Olympic facts, a poll for establishing what is the most popular Olympic sport and a section for teachers with lessons provided on a range of topics. About this site
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The importance of the apoptotic machinery is exemplified in a number of disease processes. For example, inhibition of apoptosis can result in a number of cancers, autoimmune diseases, inflammatory diseases, and viral infections. Cancer is characterized by dysregulated cell proliferation and altered cell death, which constitutes a common basis for neoplastic evolution. The most implicit and clinically attractive anticancer strategies, therefore, consist of eliminating tumor cells by preventing their expansion and ultimately inducing apoptotic cell death.
We have developed a transgenic mouse model wherein Caspase 3 mediated cell death can be imaged in real time and non-invasively utilizing a luciferase based biosensor. Upon Cre-mediated recombination, transgene expression containing the Caspase 3 biosensor is achieved in a cell or tissue specific manner. Here we show that expression of the Caspase 3 biosensor can be achieved in several tissues. In addition, we demonstrate in mouse models of cancer, that the ability to dynamically and sensitively image the activation of the Caspase 3 provides an opportunity to understand the dynamics of cell death in response to specific drugs or combination therapies.
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Flatbread with Garlic Scapes, Mushrooms and Skirt Steak
Whole wheat flatbread pizza with garlic scapes, cherry tomatoes, shitakes and skirt steak.
French Style Roasted Chicken – On the Grill
0Oh no you din't! Oh yes I dit! That's right, French style roasted chicken can be deliciously delivered right on your backyard grill. So. if vous avez le désir to add a little "Hon, Hon, Hon!" to your poulet rôti, then this is the technique for you.
Let me begin by telling you that I have an intense love for roasted chicken. To me, "tastes like chicken" is actually a good thing. If you're dubious, then you've probably never had a properly cooked roasted chicken. There is a nostalgic comfort elicited by the smell of a chicken roasting in the oven – crispy skin, herbs, maybe some roasted veg…and then there's the schmaltz. That's right, schmaltz – that delicious, silky, broth of rendered chicken fat that pools in the bottom of your roasting pan just begging for a little roux and mustard to elevate it into lip smacking, heavenly gravy.
Now that I have your taste buds all ready for velveteen gravy, I have to make a confession. You won't be getting any gravy on this technique. What you will get is a plump, grill roasted bird, bursting with herb laden juiciness and paper-thin, crispy skin.
French Style Grill Roasted Chicken with Tarragon Butter
Gather your ingredients:
- One 3-5 lb (preferably organic) chicken
- 1 bunch of fresh tarragon (dried won't work here)
- butter
- dijon mustard
- salt and black pepper
- olive oil
- brine for the chicken (salt, sugar, spices, water)
The first step is to mix the compound butter. Start with 1/4 lb (or so) of softened butter (~1stick), 1/4 cup of chopped tarragon, 2TBSP dijon mustard, salt and pepper (to taste) and mix that with a little olive oil in a glass bowl with a fork to make a compound butter. Set this aside at room temp.
Next make a brine for the chicken. I like to use a good amount of salt and sugar at a 2:1 ratio along with some peppercorns, a half onion, and half of a lemon. For this chicken, I used 1.5 qts water, 2 cups salt and 1 cup of sugar. For more on brining check out this awesome article. Brine your chicken for at least 2 hours, but not more than 6.
About an hour before you start the grill, and about 3 hours before you plan to eat, pull the chicken from the brine and pat it dry with paper towels. For best results (ultra crispy skin) let the chicken air-dry in the refrigerator for 30-45 minutes on a rack (bottom shelf!).
Next, we need to add the herb butter. A good tip is to first use your fingers to gently separate the skin from the breast starting at the neck and then working your way down to the legs while keeping the skin intact. Don't worry if you rip it – we can work with that. Carefully push the herb butter under the skin of the chicken starting at the top of the bird (breasts at the neck) and working down into the legs. Pack as much of the herb butter as you can under the skin, then massage the skin to evenly distribute the butter mixture. If you have any butter left over, spread that over the breasts and thighs.
If you ripped the skin take a toothpick and reconnect the skin without piercing the meat of the chicken. It'll look like Frankenchicken, but it will keep the butter under the skin while its cooking.
Next, liberally salt the inner cavity and the entire outside of the bird. Salt actually helps with crisping up the skin, so don't be shy. You can either truss the chicken with kitchen string like this, or you can tuck the wings under then use a wooden skewer to pin the legs back as I have done here.
Now go light that grill! I used charcoal (on my trusty Weber Silver) and the indirect method as you can see below. By putting coals on the outer edges of the grill and the chicken in the middle, an oven-like convection is created. I did not use smoke (soaked wood chips) for this preparation, because I wanted the herbs and the chicken flavor to be the highlight.
Cover the grill with the lid and leave the vent holes half open on the top and the bottom (gas grill: medium heat). You're looking for a grill cooking temperature of 300 -325 F. Check periodically to make sure you're not getting hot spots or flareups and temp the bird often after the first 45 minutes to make sure you don't over cook. Use a temperature probe inserted into the deepest part of the breast (and not touching the bone) to check doneness. This should take about 90 minutes – give or take. Pull the chicken from the heat when the breast is 160F and the thigh is 170F. Tent with foil and allow to rest for a full 20 minutes before carving.
Serve with roasted potatoes (from the grill!) or grilled asparagus and enjoy with a nice oakey White Burgundy or Sonoma Chardonnay. Bon apetite!
BBQ Oysters from Drake's Bay
0What's better than barbecued oysters, Sonoma Chardonnay and a West Coast Sunset? Not much. The great thing about Pacific oysters is that they really don't have an off-season (months without R's) like the east coast oysters. This is because the water stays colder and in the case of Drake's Bay, Tomales Bay, Point Reyes, Washington state etc, they can actually lower the oysters into deeper, colder water when the warm, early Fall months hit the West Coast. So when the Altantic oysters get milky these osyters are still briny and amazing.
That said, "sans-R" months where I'm from in South Carolina mean BBQ'd oysters. And although, "raw, on the half" is my favorite way to eat oysters, barbecued oysters are not be missed. That's why I was excited to barbecue these Drake's Bay oysters on the houseboat in Sausalito. As you can see, these babies are big. It takes a brave soul to sidle up to a plate of these big'uns at a raw bar. Enter at you're own peril, in other words. However, these cooked oysters shrink up nicely when you cook them in the shell, which makes them much more manageable going down.
Smoked Barbecued Oysters with Mignonette Sauce
No mysteries here for this technique. Gather a dozen or so large, raw oysters and carefully shuck them to retain as much of the oyster liquor (liquid) as you can. Set up a grill for indirect cooking giving you a hot and cool zone (charcoal: coals on one side; gas: light one side of the grill, duh). Soak some of your favorite hardwood chips in warm water just as you light the grill so they'll be ready when you need them.
Place the oysters close together on the cold side of the grill: Ever.So.Gently. We don't want to lose any of that liquor! Drizzle some of your favorite BBQ sauce on each oyster with a spoon or a silicone brush. Add a handful of your soaked chips to the hot coals, cover, and let the briny, smoky magic happen. These took roughly 10 minutes for medium well-ish oysters. Your mileage may vary. You're looking for a little shrinkage while still leaving some of that delicious BBQ-y, briney nectar still in the shell. I eat them whole, but some people prefer to use a fork. I also prefer the flinty snap of a Chalk Hill Chardonnay with this dish, but a cold IPA would go just as well.
Mignonette Sauce
No rocket science here. Minced shallot (brunoised, if you got that swagger like Escoffier) goes into a glass mixing bowl with a light vinegar (champagne, rice wine etc), pinches of sugar, salt and cracked black pepper (to taste) are added then whisked. Serve room temp with your Q'ued bivalved mollusks. If you have any stories from Point Reyes or Hog Island, let me know!
Putting Together a Cheese Plate
0Cheeseplate: Podda, Point Reyes Blue, Piave, Culatello
So, how do you put together the perfect cheese plate? The same way you get to Carnegie Hall: You stop at the Carnegi Deli first. Actually, you (practice x 3). And by practice, I mean eat a lot of cheese.
That said, a cheese plate is can be much more than stinky cheese on a board that you deliver to unsuspecting guests with a wearing a beret, a striped shirt and a scowl (like I do). Cheese plates can be everything from the perfect cocktail hour apertivi, a savory amuse bouche to fire up those taste buds, all the way to the final plat of your yearly 21 course gastronomical explosion extravaganza that puts Thomas Keller and Alice Waters to shame. Ahem…
The point is: it's not rocket science. As with wine, start with what you like and work from there. Chances are if you like, it your guests will too. If you're new to fancy pants stinky cheese, then you'll probably want to start with some standards and maybe roll out one out-of-your-comfort-zone cheese each time just to expand your horizons. A good rule of thumb for cheese plates is a soft, a semi soft and a bleu. This "rule" is broken more often than not, however.
The best place to start your cheese buying is at a specialty grocery store. That doesn't mean you have to break the bank, it's that chain grocery stores (Publix, Bi-Lo. Stop N Shop, et al) typically do not have a good selection of quality cheeses. Good choices are: Whole Foods, Earth Fare, Fresh Market etc. If you live in a city, then I highly suggest hitting your local specialty deli. Be sure to ask lots of questions to the cheese-monger (yes, cheese-monger). Most folks who work the cheese counter really love cheese and have a deep knowledge of region, taste, milk type etc. If you're new to it, then certainly let them know. You may get turned on to a cheese that you would have never considered or were too timid to try.
In terms of display, you can use a cutting board, a piece of slate or marble – pretty much any flat surface capable of being carried from the the prep area to the guests will do. You should definitely experiment.
As for utensils, each cheese should have its own knife so the cheeses don't get mixed when guests are eating. It's also a good idea to cut a few pieces of each cheese to encourage guests to do it in the same fashion. Another general rule of thumb is cut cheese off so that the original shape is maintained. So, for a triangular wedge of Brie (a soft cheese) cut a thin slice or two that leave the triangular shape to the main piece. For hard cheeses like Parmigiano-Reggiano you can either cut uniform pieces or as is more common, fleck off chucks with a cheese knife. Cheeses with inedible (or very hard rinds) are just fine. Don't worry about removing them (assuming guests can get to the cheese without cutting). Also, any condiments should have appropriately sized spoons so your guests can serve themselves without making a mess. (e.g. No tablespoons in the ramekins).
Speaking of condiments, unless the container is very decorative, you should always put condiments in a new container like a ramekin or bowl.
Bread is usually welcome with any cheese plate, but not necessary at all. If you have a really expensive cheese (and stinky e.g. Époisses) and the quantity is therefore limited, you can certainly use nuts, honey or fruit to garnish. Also consider some premium charcuterie (aka salumi, cold cuts, deli meat), seasonal nuts and fruits along with your cheese, especially if you are using your cheese for cocktail hour.
The cheese plate is nothing to fear, especially if you have taken some time to consider your guests, the season and your own sense of adventure.
The board above:
The board above starting clockwise from the lower left is:
- Culatello (cold cut) – a cured Parma ham made from the prosciutto cut (the best cured meat on earth)
- Point Reyes Blue Cheese – blue cheese from Point Reyes California (tangy, tart, mildy stinky)
- Pears – organic golden pears from Massachusetts
- Podda -Sheep and Cow's milk cheese from Sardinia (grana cheese that tastes like Reggiano and Pecorino combined. If you want a cheese that makes people go "wow, what was that?", this is it)
- Piave Vecchio – Cow's milk cheese. Tart, slightly grana, italian cheese)
- Pecorino Toscano (Pienza) – Sheep's milk cheese from Pienza Italy


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Guest Sammy Davis Jr. plays a celebrity reunited with a Southern belle (Carol) when he returns to his home town. Also: Tim Conway and Harvey Korman portray passengers on a no-frills flight. Vicki Lawrence.
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"Ruins to Rapids" Full Moon Hike
Monday, Oct 29, 2012
7 PM to 9 PM
This 1.5-mile hike is moderately difficult and goes inside the Civil War-era textile mill ruins of New Manchester and follows the lovely rapids (up to class IV) of Sweetwater Creek. A flashlight and sturdy, closed-toe shoes are required. No children under 6 or dogs. Meet inside the Visitor's Center. Register in advance.
$6 plus $5 parking.
Sweetwater Creek State Park
1750 Mt. Vernon Road
Lithia Springs, GA 30122
GPS Coordinates:
Do not rely on GPS units for directions to this park.
Take I-20 west from Atlanta, exit #44 at Thornton Road, turn left and go 1/4 mile. Turn right on Blairs Bridge Road. After 2 miles, turn left on Mount Vernon Road and proceed to the park.
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Sweetwater Creek State Park
1750 Mt. Vernon Road
Lithia Springs, GA 30122
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