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Along with the sheriff's office, state troopers, Magnolia Police and Tomball Police will all be stepping up enforcement over the next week.
"Too frequently people choose to drink and drive during Spring Break, which is an extremely dangerous decision that often leads to senseless tragedy," said Texas Department of Public Safety Director Steven McCraw. "Getting impaired drivers off the roads during Spring Break is a major priority for the department, and we also urge the public to make responsible decisions, such as designating a non-drinking driver or finding alternative transportation if they are impaired."
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MPD executive officer J.K. Seangal said that his department will be holding extended no refusal weekends. If a person is pulled over and refuses to submit to a breathalyzer test, then a warrant will immediately be secured to draw that person's blood.
"These types of enforcements are very successful," Seangal said. "Montgomery County as a whole takes drunk driving very seriously. These efforts have actually deterred drinking and driving."
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Grassi said extra officers will be deployed to do saturation patrols around the city.
Norris said that drunk driving is a crime that occurs daily and crosses social and economic barriers.
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RantI just pulled the internet cable out for a few days to withstand the urge to rant beyond any reason. And even now I'm seriously considering disabling comments for the things that I make. Because I'm so fed up with the continuous hate. And I'm so goddamn sick and tired of people that send me messages that I should just die, just because I happen to make a tutorial. (Yes, this message was literally send to me -- by PM ofcourse)In the past weekend I hadn't so much to do. I wasn't that inspired to make art, so I decided to work on that tutorial that for which the idea had been floating inside my head for a while already. Like some of you know, I've been giving drawing workshops every now and then for the past 2 years. Nothing too serious. I don't even get paid for it (aside from an occasional artbook or fanart drawing). I was there because of passion. Beca
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Really simple and flavorful -- even my young children loved these cakes. We'll be making and enjoying these again very soon. The recipe worked as specified, we didn't need to make any adjustments to the cooking time.
From EatingWell: Winter 2004, EatingWell Serves Two, The Essential EatingWell Cookbook (2004)
If you are trying to boost your intake of omega-3s, try this simple favorite. It is a great way to use convenient canned (or leftover) salmon. The tangy dill sauce provides a tart balance.
Really simple and flavorful -- even my young children loved these cakes. We'll be making and enjoying these again very soon. The recipe worked as specified, we didn't need to make any adjustments to the cooking time.
I make something similar to this based on my mom's recipe. Doesn't include the Dijon mustard, and adds a little evaporated milk (I use the skim variety these days), which helps keep the patties moist. The thai sweet chili sauce is a thought -- I love it on so many other dishes. But this recipe as written, with a reduction in bread crumb content, is great. As for the sodium in canned salmon, I rinse my canned salmon and let it "drip dry" in a large strainer to get some of the salt out of it. Then I replace the salt with other ingredients -- a little Mrs. Dash herb and garlic does a great job. Also, I don't use mayo in my dill sauce; Greek yogurt is a great base for this sauce, and it doesn't need any mayo to make it better. Gotta go buy some ingredients and make this dish for my dinner.
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I'll use other oil (Canola?) no mustard and no dill. I don't like the flavor of them, even though olive oil is probably the healthiest. Crumbs from the crust have more fiber, so it's good to use them. The bones in canned salmon are edible and rich in calcium so I'd use them. I lost 20 pounds just by eliminating desserts and jams with sugar, but I need to lose about 60 more. I was addicted to sugar, but it doesn't bother me much to do w/o it now. It's a little bit of a struggle, when I do a week's grocery shopping, but I buy 3 slices of watermelon and eat that when I get home.
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Posted 19 February 2010 - 04:53 PM
I hike it 2 or 3 times a week and had always gotten a strange feeling along one particular section of trail.
Then one time saw a figure standing by a tree at this section of trail, but when I got up to him he was gone.
This sounds cliche-ish, but he was wearing a long black hooded cloak. I thought it was Goth kid smoking weed or something, and I was going to acknowledge him and keep going. He was there for a maybe 5 seconds, and then when I got up to him, he was gone.
In the following weeks other odd things happened at this tree including being tapped on the hand one time and on the back another.
After those experiences, for a long while I avoided this section of trail cause I was spooked, even though Im old enough to be very skeptical.
Then 2 months ago I stopped at this tree to examine it more closley. I walked behind it and found someone had placed a clay amulet on the tree. This was a shock. This is just a random tree on a random section of trail. There is nothing obviously unique about it, but someone else must be feeling the same vibes from this tree or this spot.
I have pictures of the amulet, and over the past 2 months I've begun researching the history of this place.
Much more to tell if anyone is interested.
I'll put up the first picture once i figure out how to do it!
Posted 28 February 2010 - 07:58 PM
A ghost story happening right now...
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But go ahead and post some more stories. I cannot wait to read them.
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Did you find out, what the haunted history was of this particular place?
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What I've learned is that it is somehow related to Shamanism and the ancient 'powers' of this area.
So much has happened since my initial experiences out there. I hike it almost every day now - I'm really sucked into it. And almost every day I see or feel something, and on some days I get physical proof that I'm tapping into something and am on the right track.
I'll try to write about some of those experiences soon.
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If true I would be quite freaked to find upon investigation a clay amulet behind something that had been giving me the heebee jeebies, despite being a fairly skeptical person.
Would love to see a picture of the amulet.
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Sorry about the bad link.
I wrote it 10 months ago and have only written one small update.
I could write volumes about what has happend since. I've kept a record of everything, but it's in my own scratch notation and needs to be cleaned up.
But this link has some background and some pictures:
Posted 18 December 2010 - 01:46 PM
herenow, on Dec 18 2010, 08:16 AM, said:
kskattebo, on Dec 17 2010, 03:33 PM, said:
Sorry about the bad link.
I wrote it 10 months ago and have only written one small update.
I could write volumes about what has happend since. I've kept a record of everything, but it's in my own scratch notation and needs to be cleaned up.
But this link has some background and some pictures:
This is indeed a very interesting story. I am originally from Vermont, and the whole northeast is just full full full of ancient NA history, and Spirits.
I live in southeast Alabama right now. I have a hard time finding like minded people here because most folks around here think that "ghosts" or anything paranormal is done by "Satan", "the Devil", "demons"...I don't know what they are but I don't think they have anything to do with anything "religious". I don't think "the afterlife" has anything to do with anything "religious" in the way that most people view it around here. And that makes me a very big square peg in a round hole, if you know what I mean. People here view me as "suspect" because I do not go to any church, and I have scared the door to door preacher/salesmen away maybe a couple of times with my black cats. They kept bugging me and finally I told them that I was a born again Pagan. It took them awhile to understand the meaning of that word, and simultaneously came the understanding and then my three very large black cats came out the door and starting rubbing up against their legs(there were three of them) and you woulda thought that Beelzebub himself had just walked out the door.
Oh my it was quite funny, honestly.
But anyway.
Will be happy to read more about your story.....
Blessed Be
Becky K.
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herenow, on Dec 14 2010, 09:24 AM, said:
Very interesting read. I'd like to hear more, also I'd like to know more about the Shaman that contacted you (you mentioned it at the end of this link: http://menotomymaps....mulet_hld.html) and what they told you.
Posted 06 January 2011 - 02:11 PM
Good timing Jack, I was planning on writing an update today.
The Shaman has been very helpful. It turns out Shamanism is probably the oldest spiritual practice on the planet, pre-dating today's major religions by many thousands of years.
Last year at this time I didn't even know how to pronounce Shaman - I thought it was 'Shay-man' but actually it is 'Shah-man'.
She has taught me to listen to animals, trees, etc. And really, they are trying to talk to us all the time. (yep, sounds nuts, but so what)
I had an interesting experience a few nights ago.
I 'travelling' in a dream state, (a common shamanistic practice) visiting a place I regularly hang out when 'travelling', and I decided to try to contact someone I recently met on-line. This person is a Sachem (chief) from a local Native American tribe who sent me an email regarding an interactive map I built (web-based) which shows the location of certain Native American villages here in Massachusetts from the 1600s. I only received one email from them, but decided to try to contact them in the Spirit World.
So I repeated their name, calling them, trying to connect with them, but nothing happened.
I eventually gave up.
But the next morning I woke up to an email from the Shaman asking: What were you doing last night? Why were you calling me? Why were you calling me to visit you last night?
Posted 06 January 2011 - 02:27 PM
herenow, on Jan 6 2011, 02:11 PM, said:
Kinda weird, I literally just joined this forum last night. I was skimming through the forum reading threads, and I came across yours and found it to be a very insightful read. It had me hooked . So what about the note you left in the plastic baggy? Ever get a response? And what about the amulet is it still in the tree?
herenow, on Jan 6 2011, 02:11 PM, said:
I eventually gave up.
But the next morning I woke up to an email from the Shaman asking: What were you doing last night? Why were you calling me? Why were you calling me to visit you last night?
Wow, that had to be something, huh?
Personally I have an open mind, so to me hearing the trees and animals "speak" is not crazy, it's more so a symbolic speak, right? As in being one with the universe?
Posted 06 January 2011 - 03:07 PM
No one ever wrote anything on the paper I left at the the tree, though they did leave me this on April 8, 2010:
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The taste lingered long after the car turned onto Interstate 95 and the twin towers of Liberty Place grew smaller in the rearview mirror. It was quite possibly the best pork sandwich ever—tender herb-braised meat, pulled apart and tucked into the firm yet yielding roll that only a Philadelphia bakery can make. The crowning touch: garlicky broccoli rabe and sharp provolone.
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With a family to feed, businesswoman Monyka Berrocosa puts an early interest in food and fine dining to good use.
Donning a red-striped apron as she emulsifies Dijon mustard to make a proper French vinaigrette, Monyka Berrocosa says that learning to cook was a matter of basic survival. "My mother was a terrible cook," says Berrocosa, as she stands in the charming galley kitchen of her Towson home, with her Hungarian Vizsla, Tokai, at her feet. "Everything she ever made turned into spaghetti sauce—even if she started with a chicken.
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We rank the top 50 places to eat around Baltimore.
Each year, while the rest of our friends and family are reveling in the high holidays of food—Halloween, Thanksgiving, Hanukkah, and Christmas—we're feasting, too. But most of our bingeing has to do with the "Best Restaurants" issue. Starting in October, we actually visit every restaurant on last year's list, while checking out new restaurants and other spots with a strong buzz, to make our decisions on who makes the cut. We focus on places that serve dinner, looking for stellar food, service, and ambiance.
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Steak mogul Steve de Castro's home is a monument to a life of hard work—and a drive for perfection.
"I've been working pretty much my whole life," says de Castro. "Living in a Communist country, one of the things Fidel [Castro] did was have you work for him every day on your own land. I remember when I was maybe 12 or 13, I'd get up and help my mother reach her daily quota—whether it was helping with sugar cane or hoeing in between rows of plantains."
Beyond Kimchi
Area restaurants carry on the food traditions of Korea.
When TV personality, chef, and food writer Andrew Zimmern came to Baltimore last summer, he visited a variety of eating establishments including Angie's Soul Food at Lexington Market and Chaps Charcoal Restaurant for pit beef. But he also wanted to go to several of the area's Korean restaurants while filming an episode for the Travel Channel's Bizarre Foods America. At Nam Kang on Maryland Avenue, Zimmern chowed down on octopus bibimbap and fish-roe jjigae before heading to Shin Chon Garden Restaurant in Ellicott City, where he continued his eating foray.
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Local bakers create a stir with the popular breakfast mix.
Granola just didn't crumble and go away when the hippies grew up. The cereal, like its sturdy grain-fruits-and-nuts ingredients, is as resilient as Birkenstocks and is actually having a resurgence around town. Michele's Granola—an all-natural, organic mix with choices like pumpkin spice and ginger hemp—and Stone Mill Bakery, with its Tupelo honey granola, are just two of the local businesses continuing the cereal's legacy.
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Each year, we notice that Baltimore's restaurant wine lists get more interesting and progressive as a genuine enthusiasm for good juice increases. Here are three delicious finds we sampled while working on this month's "Best Restaurants" issue.
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There's something about popping the cork on a bottle of sparkling wine that simply makes an evening more special. This is especially true on Valentine's Day when sharing a toast together with a convivial glass of bubbles is the perfect way to kick off the evening. Here are three delicious wines to suit any budget.
Cooking With Love
A restaurant couple finds a way to celebrate Valentine's Day.
On Valentine's Day, executive chef Michael Matassa and sommelier Debi Bell-Matassa, pictured, of Alchemy in Hampden will be doing what Baltimore's other restaurant couples do each year—working. The Alchemy owners, who have been married 20 years, will be making sure the rest of us have a wonderfully romantic evening on February 14. But Bell-Matassa and her husband will take time out for themselves on the Monday after with a massage and pedicure and a great dinner. "As many hours as we work, we still do downtime," she says.
That's Amore
Restaurants set the stage for February 14.
1. Charleston, 1000 Lancaster St., 410-332-7373. Award-winning Charleston continues to rack up the accolades. "Does it really deserve this praise?" we sometimes ask. Yup, it does. You can count on chef/co-owner Cindy Wolf to turn out a beautiful prix-fixe meal, with wine pairings, if you'd like.
Sweet and Flow
Think New England has a monopoly on maple syrup? Think again.
Maryland actually has a robust maple-syrup industry, though it's mostly centered in Western Maryland. Still, several Baltimore-area organizations are hosting events this month to celebrate the sugaring season. Check websites for times, prices, and registration requirements. Oregon Ridge has maple-sugaring demonstrations and tastings February 16-17 and 23-24, plus a Full Sap Moon Night Hike on February 22. All this leads up to its annual Pancake Breakfasts the first weekend in March. oregonridge.org.
Walking the Line
Winston Blick of Clementine transitions from chef to business manager.
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L & L Hawaiian Barbecue L & L Hawaiian Barbecue located at 7127 Hollister Ave., #21 in The Plaza in Goleta was founder in 1976 by Eddie Flores, Jr. and Kwock Yum Kam. L & L Hawaiian Barbecue offers concocted delectable plate lunches that captivated the islands. The Hawaiian plate lunch is a huge, gastronomically challenging mixture of Asian and American starches (two scoops rice and one scoop macaroni salad) supplemented by a United Nation of entrees such as chicken katsu, beef curry, deep fried shrimp, mahi mahi, lemon chicken, barbecue shortribs, hamburger steak, etc. L&L is known for its large portions, freshly cooked food, and reasonable prices. For hefty appetites try the regular plate lunch which is said to easily feed two people, from $5.50. For a smaller portion, try the mini plate lunch which starts from $3.75. El Caballo Naan Stop New Restaurants in 2005 Click restaurant name to view visitor dining experiences.
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Tiramisu Tiramisu is a new restaurant that opening in Santa Barbara's Paseo Nuevo Mall at the end of 2005. It features fresh homade rustic Italian cuisine with elegant hand crafted pastries. Privately owned by Head Chef Victor Carranza, Tiramisu is a casual dining experience with upscale service.
Savoy Truffles Savoy Truffles surprising food boutique opened in November, and is packing 'em in. The food is very creative, tasty, and remarkably affordable. The service is warm and professional, and the ambiance is European bistro chic. It's locate just across the street from the Santa Barbara city parking lot near Norton's Pastrami shop.
Zaytoon Zaytoon from the Arabic word meaning olive is a welcome surprise to Santa Barbara as it is one of the only Middle Eastern restaurants in the area. Located at 209 East Canon Perdido Zaytoon offers lunch and dinner from 11:30 am to at least 11 pm, nightly. Lunch prices average $9.50, dinner $15 plus drinks and appetizers. Golden China Golden China is located at 3130 State Street, Santa Barbara.
New Restaurants in 2004 Click restaurant name to view visitor dining experiences. 31 West Locate at the new Andalucia Hotel in downtown Santa Barbara 31 West offers dining intending to be a power breakfast and lunch spot and a destination restaurant in the evening. 31 West will showcase American cuisine at its best. Seating 80 in the dining area and an additional 40 at the adjoining bar 31 West is a great location for small to medium size events.
Los Gallos Los Gallos open for lunch and dinner was established by the same family that owns the local favorite Daily Grind, right next door. Los Gallos may become a favorite as well. Prices sound reasonable with a tri-tip taco $7.50, veggie taco $5.95, and chile relleno platter $6.25
Tuttini Location in downtown Santa Barbara, at 10 East Carrillo Street, Tuttini serves Italian sandwiches at lunch time and fresh baked pastries. They are also open for breakfast and are famous for a breakfast cookie available all day, a grape nut/date concoction.
La Marina With beautiful panoramic ocean views La Marina, Santa Barbara's only Four Diamond restaurant features seasonal California cuisine with an international flair prepared by Chef Jesse Olsen. Wine Spectator Magazine has noted La Marina as having one of the most outstanding restaurant wine lists in the world. La Marina is located at the Four Seasons Biltmore and is open Tuesday through Saturday 6:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m
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Siam Elephant Siam Elephant an authentic Thai restaurant opens in Carpentaria serving dishes from 10 a.m.-10 p.m. ranging in price for $6.95 to $8.95. The word is that it's good, but not as good as the Santa Barbara offerings such as Zen Yai and Your Place.
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L'ombretta L'ombretta an "authentic Venetian wine bar" Opens its doors September 2004 servicing small bites, "Venetian style" for breakfast, lunch and dinner at 1134 Chapala Street the former location of Jojo's Cafe.
Elements Elements opens at former Figaro location in Santa Barbara across from the Court House sunken gardens. Offering a high end menu Elements is becoming well known as a trendy hot spot for happy hour.
La Brisas Another Mexican restaurant pops up in Santa Barbara on Milpas Street. From feedback that DiningSantaBarbara.com has received La Brisas is well on its way to be coming one of the finest choices for authentic high quality low cost Mexican food. La Brisas is a highly recommended for lunch.
Willows Located at the Chumash Casino in Santa Ynez Willows spells out jackpot offering fine dining selections such as porterhouse steak, surf and turf, and seared ahi prepared by the former Chef of the Ritz Carlton in Hawaii, Thomas Meyer.
Zeno Mamue Right as one Santa Barbara Peruvian restaurant, Papagallo's, closed this year another one opens. The word on the street is that Zeno Manue is becoming a great replacement.
European Deli Specializing in German Cuisine the European Deli brings you a wide variety of delicious continental favorites. Try the Reuben Sandwich with sauerkraut and potato salad. Located in the Fairview shopping center the European Deli is a welcome new arrival to the Goleta area.
Norton's Pastrami A great new Santa Barbara restaurant located at 18 West Figeuroa Street. It serves up high end lunch sandwiches, their pastrami sandwich is top notch.
Saigon The only authentic Vietnamese restaurant in the Santa Barbara area offering fresh dishes with stylish presentation.
Sakana Dishing out Sushi in Montecito Sakana Japanese restaurant became an instant hit with it's fresh food and fast service. A Santa Barbara restaurant recommended visit
Quantum Modern San Francisco style decor with an Asian twist; contemporary American cuisine offers a menu of small plates designed for sharing. A Santa Barbara restaurant Must Visit !
Spiritland Bistro Gourmet organic food catering dishes to vegetarians and offering a fun casual atmosphere, a good alternative to the popular Santa Barbara Sojourner restaurant.
Deli 101 Located at 130 North Calle Cesar Chavez in Santa Barbara.
Beachbreak Cafe Located at 324 State Street Santa Barbara, CA. Very Close to the beach and Stearn Wharf. New Restaurants in 2003 Click restaurant name to view visitor dining experiences.
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Rizona's If you're looking for dishes that will tantalize your taste buds with tropical flavors why not try Rizona's in Santa Barbara. Coconut cream of rice for breakfast and wild caught salmon with coconut-chili sauce for dinner are some of the tasty selections. Abdi's Only Persian dining in Santa Barbara, bring your own wine No corkage charge! Bellyboards
Chef Rick's
Spice Avenue Authentic Indian cuisine offering an affordable lunch buffet and wine by the glass. Holdrens
Atlas Market
Cafe Delight New Restaurants in 2002 Click restaurant name to view visitor dining experiences Mondial Private Dining Seating up to 40, Catering available. Great location for business dining. City Kitchen
Go Fish
Natural Cafe
Chipotle Maeda
Hibiki Sushi Cafe
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