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I'm in the middle of putting ribbon on my Christmas tree (instead of tinsel), and I'm wondering if there's some sort of trick to it. The tree is in a corner, so the ribbon doesn't have to go all the way around the tree. But it looks kind of funny in the places where I'm doubling back. I'm kind of twisting the ribbon as I go, but it doesn't look quite right.
I'm using ribbon with the wires down the sides, so I can position it how I want it and where I want it to some degree
Anyone have any suggestions on how to make this work??
Thanks for the suggestions. I'm still adjusting the decorations and ribbon on the tree, and I bought another roll of ribbon to fill in some gaps. Tinsel is much easier to hang, but I have to say that I prefer the look of the ribbon :-)
I think I understand the vertical hanging concept. It's probably too much work to re-do all the ribbon this year, but I'll keep that idea in mind for next Christmas.
I saw the Designers Holiday special from last year a few weeks ago and Sarah Richardson put ribbon on a tree that looked great. She used a small ring (the kind you use for a wreath I think they are a green styrofoam surface) and wrapped ribbon around it and secured it by tying a little knot. She did this using different colors of ribbon but they all had a similar color tone. Then she placed the ring over the top of the tree and the ribbon hung vertically around the tree. This probably doesn't make sense so if anyone else knows what I am talking about and can explain it better please do. Anyway I thought it looked great.
What I would do if I wanted to save a bit of money and have the best look is
a) not go all the way around the tree if in corner as you said your tree is and cut into pieces going from small pieces to larger pieces for the bottom of the tree.
b) to make it look natural and flowing put the ribbon in and out of the tree and space ribbon even from top to bottom.
Hope this makes sense.
Good luck!
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Joe Flacco becomes the hunted this year. A remarkable Super Bowl run last year started with a come-from-behind miracle in Denver. The Ravens became Flacco's team in the process and that will become even more the case in 2013. Flacco's arm strength is his top physical asset, but it is his command of the offense and ability to find the open receiver that has made him an elite leader. | Quarterback | Peyton Manning proved quite a bit last year, as he returned to top form after missing the 2011 season as a result of a significant neck injury. Manning made the move from Indianapolis and was every bit the leader he had been with the Colts, even if his arm has lost a bit of zip. Manning will still have his moments, but he is no longer the elite passer he once was. |
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The old Ravens defense that featured Ray Lewis and Ed Reed is gone and will live on in the memories of Raiders fans. Haloti Ngata is still the anchor in the middle of the defensive line and he can shut down the interior run. Terrell Suggs and Elvis Dumervil give the Ravens a pair of pass rushers who can dictate the pace of the game. The Ravens expect cornerback Lardarius Webb to have a big year. | Defense | The Broncos became one of the hardest hitting and most consistent defenses in the AFC a year ago, and they may eventually repeat their performance this year. However, they could have a problem early in the season without Von Miller (suspended). Veteran Champ Bailey has been one of the best cover men in the league for years, but how much does he have left. Defensive tackle Kevin Vickerson is an underrated stud against the run. |
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In the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy, many Ridgewood homes were cold and dark, but local businesses provided comfort, warmth and a diversion.
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Strolling through crowded parking lots and sidewalks and peering through the windows of many bustling restaurants and coffee shops last week, people in the Central Business District (CBD) might have thought, at first glance, that downtown had alive in the way the village has long desired - if only the circumstances had been different.
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Vinyl Goes the Distance
Navigating Warranty Options
Product failures are, if not inevitable, certainly in the back of print service providers' (PSPs) minds. Preventing and preparing for failures and learning about available warranty options are important for running a successful print business.
Vinyl graphics are often subjected to harsh conditions—dust, mud, sand, urban traffic, UV light, and water. Vinyl vendors support media offerings with performance guarantees to reassure PSPs that if something goes wrong they may qualify for compensation.
Since print performance hinges on many variables, many manufacturers offer variants of total system warranties. These programs offer a guarantee—on a varying scale—provided the PSP uses an approved combination of ingredients including ink sets, printers, and laminates. If a PSP follows the guidelines provided by the vendor's warranty and the vinyl still fails, they are reimbursed.
Companies, such as Oracal USA, offer certifications to shops working with approved hardware, ink, and media. Shops must document their equipment and processes and submit a print sample, which is evaluated by Oracal. Media warranties of this nature, including certification procedures, are offered free with the purchase of the manufacturers' media products.
Confidence to Sell
Warranties serve two confidence-boosting purposes. First, PSPs requesting warranty coverage generally provide a vendor with confidence that the PSP demonstrates best practices—thereby reducing the likelihood that the failure was due to an error in the print shop. Second, PSPs feel reassured that their shop's warranty claim will process expeditiously. It also provides them with a marketing tool.
Arlon, Inc.'s Total System Warranty covers the print performance of its major media lines. After evaluating the print process, if Arlon determines that the media was at fault, the company will issue a replacement for the material or a credit to the customer, explains Claudia Lazar, technical director, Arlon. The entire process takes 15 days from start to finish. Lazar believes the process gives Arlon customers "the confidence that the company stands behind its products."
In 2007, MACtac Graphic Products introduced its Open-Image Warranty. "In the past we offered coverage for vehicles and floor graphics, but we wanted to improve on that and give customers a general blanket that states, 'if you have an issue with a MACtac product, you'll be covered,'" says Rick Moore, director of marketing, MACtac.
The Open-Image Warranty covers OEM ink, printer, media, and laminate combinations. Customers participating in the warranty constantly pre-file reports on current jobs. MACtac then records the file in the event a claim is registered.
Oracal's Oralife Component System Warranty (OCS) functions similarly in that it encompasses materials, inks, and printers. "We receive a lot of average to small shops who are excited because it's a great selling tool," shares Josh Culverhouse, product support specialist, Oracal.
"Warranties are a critical differentiator for 3M," says Jennifer Greenquist, ink & warranty business manager, 3M Graphics Market Center. The company's MCS warranty provides protection on products made with 3M components and in some cases will cover labor costs as well, Greenquist adds.
3M provides several tiers of coverage. A base offering, the 3M Basic Product Warranty protects short-term promotional graphics. An intermediate warranty, the 3M Performance Guarantee covers OEM inks and approved printers. Unlike the first tier, it offers protection from cutting, image defects, and adhesive failure. The company's flagship MCS Warranty covers a wider range of potential pitfalls and product failures when used with approved hardware and media combinations.
In addition to a basic material warranty, Avery Graphics offers two additional layers of protection, shares Paul Robam, strategic sales technical manager, Avery. An Integrated Component System (ICS) Performance Guarantee warranties media performance with qualified inks and printers. "Our ultimate warranty offering is the ICS Fleet Warranty for certified print providers and their customers," says Roba. This warranty is a complete solution for fleet marking applications. In the event of a proven material failure, it covers costs of materials, inks, and a "substantial portion of reasonable labor costs for the manufacture and application of graphics," he adds.
Print providers should read warranties closely, important exceptions are contained within legalistic prose. One recurring bit of fine print is geography. PSPs working in the hot Southwest, for example, should check with suppliers to ensure that the standard coverage applies.
The Price is Right
When choosing the right vinyl, it's important to understand the nature of the display, the longevity, and the industry the customer is in, says Loring. An Oracal customer, he was fortunate enough to set up a 5,300 square foot studio and graphics shop adjacent to a trailer company.
"The trailer company walks customers through their showroom and into our offices to illustrate vehicle wraps," shares Loring. Most trailer owners want long-term wraps. "They don't want to carry the expense of constantly changing the designs monthly."
"Multi-level marketing firms switch out graphics frequently," he comments. "Many of my clients change graphics only once a year."
Loring's customers receive durable media to hedge against the unknown. "We provide the incentive to buy because the media won't fade," says Loring. It also acts as an insurance policy in the event a customer hangs onto the application for longer than originally intended.
With some jobs, necessity is the mother of invention. When Unionville, MO-based Dun-Lap was assigned to create a traveling promotion for the Blackberry Bold, the company found itself wrapping a pair of photo booths and karaoke kiosks that traveled with Madonna during the North American swing of her
The kiosk graphics were printed on an EFI VUTEk 150 six-color printer on 3M vinyl and laminate—products typically reserved for vehicle wraps.
"It was in stock and we knew it worked well," says Phil Burns, plant manager, Dun-Lap. The vinyl used also carries a five year component warranty. Durability is a plus. Although the tour was short, the pieces were carted on and off trucks and hand carts at each stop.
ABC Sign Systems of Pennsauken, NJ is a wholesale manufacturer for the sign industry. They adopted digital printing ten years ago and offer printed vinyl integrated into larger signs. "Most of our customers are very educated, they're other sign industry members so they tend to know what to expect from printed graphics," explains Stephen Trifiletti, president, ABC Sign Systems. The company offers a one year warranty on its products.
Rod Voegele turned a passion for cars and a career in marketing into a thriving vehicle wrap business. Gatorwraps grew from its first two locations in Las Vegas, NV and ON, Canada. When offering solutions to customers, the company does not tie itself to any one vendor, Voegele explains. They use media from both 3M and Avery.
"We do a lot of commercial vehicles and off-road racing," Voegele says. Having just entered the business a little over two years ago, Voegele staked his value proposition on quality control. "Most customers want their wraps to last about four to five years," even though they may not keep the vehicle for long. We tell them to expect about five to seven years under normal wear and tear."
Gatorwraps uses manufacturer warranties for the company's products. "We definitely feel the vinyl outlasts the warranties," he shares. However, Voegele finds that most businesses want to freshen up their designs long before the expiration date on the media. The company's own showcase car endured two years in Southern CA and Las Vegas, NV and looks as good as new. Voegele notes that the durability of Gatorwraps' personal vehicle wraps is a good selling tool.
Best Practices
There are multiple, hidden variables that impact print performance. Something as simple as how materials are stored can cause a problem, notes David Grant, VP of marketing, Oracal. To qualify for a warranty in the event of product failure, it's important to ensure your printing process is aligned with the requirements of the supplier.
Be sure to use the approved printer, ink, profile, and laminate combination. Second, adhere to the installation instructions provided with the material. Vinyl vendors' umbrella warranties cover a combination of specific products tested by suppliers. A list of approved hardware and media, as well as approved installation techniques, are typically available online or through a dealer. If PSPs stray from this list, compensation can't be claimed if the vinyl fails.
If a combination isn't on the list of covered products, it pays to inquire with the manufacturer or dealer about adding it. "When using an unapproved MACtac combination, call us and send a print sample," says MACtac's Moore. As long as the company tests the finished output, it will offer—or decline to offer—warranty protection for the finished product.
"We update our approved materials and hardware frequently," adds Lazar.
Some warranties, such as Oracal's OCS Warranty and Avery's ICS Fleet Warranty, require a PSP to become certified before any warranty claims are made. Users must submit print samples and document workflow to qualify.
For 3M customers no pre-certification is needed. Warranty claims must be processed through a distributor or directly with the company. Having information on hand—including photos—will expedite the process, shares Greenquist. "The most important thing is that a PSP files the claim where the media was purchased," she continues.
It is also important to use the proper vendor-supplied profiles. "Profiling is where a lot of people get tripped up in the printing process," says Loring.
Quality control, essential to any successful print business, is the key to staying within the boundaries of warranty coverage. "That's one of the things we based our business on and implemented at the beginning," observes Gatorwraps' Voegele. "We always inspect everything several times and don't rush the process. A few extra minutes can save a lot in terms of customer satisfaction," he adds.
PSPs who adhere to an approved workflow don't experience problems. "I like printing on vinyl, I've never experienced a failure," says ABC Sign Systems' Trifiletti.
It's important to keep written entries of the entire job process. This detail—such as media lot numbers and installation notes—is required in the event of failure. In some programs, a job file must be submitted to the media supplier before work begins—detailing the media, ink set, and printer used. In others, documentation is required after the fact. Loring notes that he stores a hardcopy print sample with every job file. "It's good to show the customer up front and essential to have on file in the event of a problem with the graphic," he says.
Throughout the process be aware of your rights. Read the fine print. Becoming familiar with warranty protections, guidelines, and caveats before the job begins is the best way to ensure a satisfactory print journey.
Calling It In
The most important element that ensures compensation from a warranty occurs before a product failure is called in.
"The best thing PSPs can do is keep a print log," repeats Oracal's Culverhouse. Meticulously documenting everything about the job—the date it occurred; media, ink, and printer used—is critical to quickly becoming eligible for retribution.
Culverhouse, who works with customers on warranties, says "It is crucial to report the lot numbers of the media used—all Oracal media has lot numbers imprinted every 12 inches of a roll." When a customer calls about a certain vinyl, Oracal cross references it with an archive print sample of the same product. "We reverse engineer what happened in the shop. It helps us find patterns in our own product, which speeds up the process for everyone involved," adds Culverhouse.
It's important to keep records on file, as Loring noted previously. Many vinyls geared toward commercial fleet vehicles come with a seven year warranty. Six years into a warranty a customer may return to the PSP with a problem and the job file is essential to assessing the situation and making a claim with the media manufacturer.
In the records include an installation log to note what happened during installation and anything unusual or issues that occurred during the application. The more detailed, the better.
End users calling in to report a product failure are typically routed to a dedicated support department. This company contact requires a comprehensive run down of everything related to the job before the manufacturer can issue compensation.
"This isn't done to prevent a customer from qualifying for protection, but to ensure we don't have a problem with our product that we don't know about," says Arlon's Lazar.
When calls come into MACtac a dedicated team complete with chemists examine printed samples and review the printing process with customers to determine what went wrong, notes Moore.
Customer expectations must be separated from official warranty safeguards. When PSPs work with customers, they should familiarize them with the conditions placed on the warranty. A customer shouldn't expect, for instance, that vinyl over glass prevents any type of window from shattering.
Getting to know customer intentions also helps alert the PSP if the customer plans to use the product in a manner that voids the warranty. "We've never had a vinyl fail on us, but we have had issues with customer expectations," admits Trifiletti.
When an issue arises, the best thing to do is act quickly after all of the appropriate information is gathered. Some warranty claims come with a limited shelf life after the incident is reported.
Most vendors try to appraise and approve a warranty claim within 15 days. "Our goal is to always review the documentation as quickly as possible. However, many times insufficient background information protracts the turnaround time on a concrete resolution," concludes Avery's Robam.
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When BATS first reported the poisoning of bat caves in Israel [BATS, December 1985], members worldwide responded by writing letters of protest to Israeli government officials. Since then, the issue has gained a great deal of attention both in Israel and abroad. As a result, many positive changes have taken place.
The poisoning of bat caves began in the late 1950's with a campaign to control fruit bats (Rousettus aegyptiacus), perceived as crop pests by Israeli fruit growers. For many years, bat caves were fumigated with Lindane, an extremely toxic long-lasting organochlorine pesticide (the same group of chemicals as DDT and PCB's).
Since many insectivorous species occupy the same caves as fruit bats, they were poisoned as well. As a result, Israel's insectivorous bat populations declined dramatically over a period of 30 years. Ironically, these bats, who were not the target of the campaign, are protected under Israeli law. As their numbers declined, noctuid moth populations exploded, causing major crop damage that has since required extensive chemical control. Insectivorous bats had been the main predators of adult noctuid moths.
When the problem was brought to the attention of the Ministry of Agriculture in early 1986, Lindane use in bat caves was stopped on a trial basis in the Carmel region. It was chosen as a test area because it had been fumigated by both the Department for Plant Protection and Inspection (DPPI) and a group of anxious farmers. During the trial period, there were no substantiated claims of fruit bat damage to crops, nor have there been any during the past few years. The ban has been continued on an informal basis.
In early 1988, BCI member David Makin, a biologist who has been working to provide alternative solutions to poisoning caves, demonstrated how to use nets to capture and remove fruit bats from caves. The bats were banded and released. As a result of the demonstration, an agreement was made between the Nature Reserves Authority (NRA) and the DPPI to halt all fumigations, beginning in October 1988, throughout the entire country on a one-year trial basis. Fruit growers were told to stop fumigating caves with Lindane.
Under the new agreement, bat caves may not be fumigated unless bat damage to crops can be proven and the netting method suggested by Makin is not solving the problem. There are also other short-term methods growers can use to protect crops, such as shining lights and frightening bats away with loud noises. However, the DPPI has now acknowledged that fruit bat damage to crops has little significance and there is no need to continue cave fumigations. Thus far, no valid cases of crop dam age by bats have been documented, and Makin suspects that original claims were based mostly on misunderstandings and exaggerations.
The problem of bats in Israel is mainly an educational one," Makin says. Through new educational efforts, the image of fruit bats as pests is now being challenged, and the public is being educated about all Israel's bats. Several educational workshops about bats, open to the public, have been well attended, especially by instructors with the Society for the Protection of Nature in Israel (SPNI). Rangers with the NRA have also increased their knowledge of bats through special seminars taught by Makin.
Other educational efforts include a book on Israeli bats and bats of the world, published by the Mammal Information Center of the SPNI with many photographs from Bat Conservation International and reprints of articles from BATS. Dr. Benny Shalmon, also a BCI member and director of the Mammal Information Center, has recently produced a large children's exhibit on bats. The exhibit includes nearly 40 of Merlin Tuttle's bat photographs, several of which are being made into posters. Over 30 copies of BCI's audiovisual program, "Bats: Myth and Reality," have been translated into Hebrew and are seen by thousands each year at SPNI field schools. In addition, the Center has produced bumper stickers with the message "Some Of My Best Friends Are Bats."
Bats are also being highlighted in the news. Both Makin and Shalmon have been interviewed on radio and television programs. Positive articles in major newspapers and nature journals have appeared, and a short educational program on bats is being produced for Israeli television. The program will present the first positive image of bats to the general public.
Another key to better understanding is research. In the past, very little research on bats in Israel had been done. David Makin's study on fruit bats, begun in 1982, is the first of its kind for the country. In this study, bats are captured, tagged, and released. Information about each bat is recorded. When they are recaptured later, researchers assess their movements, population trends, and growth and reproduction patterns. Another project, conducted by Professor Yom Tov of the University of Tel Aviv, began in early 1988 to survey species in the Dead Sea basin. Almost nothing is known about bats of the area.
The status of bats in Israel depends not only on the concern of the people of Israel, but also on conservationists and people worldwide. Although significant progress in bat conservation has been made in Israel, much more must be done before decimated populations of insectivorous bats can be reestablished and attitudes toward fruit bats can be changed. Continuing research and public education programs are a must.
You can help by writing to Mr. Uri Bidach, The Nature Reserves Authority, Jeremiah #78 Jerusalem 94467, Israel; and to Mr. S. Elchanan, Department of Plant Protection and Inspection, Ministry of Agriculture, P.O.B. 78, Bet-Dagan 50250, Israel. Thank them for the actions already taken and encourage them to continue the ban on fumigating caves with Lindane. Also encourage them to protect key roosting caves with signs and, where necessary, with fences or gates to prevent harm to bats.


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Potato Egg Supper Recipe
"I serve this convenient all-in-one casserole with a green salad or pickled beets," informs Rosemary Flexman, Waukesha, Wisconsin. "I've taken it to church suppers many times. It's always a hit."
- 4 cups diced cooked peeled potatoes
- 8 bacon strips, cooked and crumbled
- 4 hard-cooked eggs, sliced
- 1 can (10-3/4 ounces) condensed cream of mushroom soup, undiluted
- 1/2 cup milk
- 1 small onion, chopped
- 1 tablespoon chopped green pepper
- 1 tablespoon chopped sweet red pepper
- 1 cup (4 ounces) shredded cheddar cheese
- Place half of the potatoes in a greased 2-qt. baking dish. Top with bacon, eggs and remaining potatoes. In a saucepan, combine the soup, milk, onion and peppers. Cook over medium heat until heated through. Pour over the potatoes.
- Cover and bake at 350° for 20 minutes. Uncover; sprinkle with cheese. Bake 10-15 minutes longer or until heated through. Yield: 4 servings.
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Granted he does look like the unabomber, but still. You can't go busting every photographer taking a picture of an airplane. Next thing you know we won't even be able to skateboard at the mall! Oh, right. Per some people that're pissed off about the poster:
"A lot of my friends like to take pictures," writes Erin McCann, a blogger at WeLoveDC. "Sometimes, we even like to take pictures of things like airplanes. You might call us hobbyists, photo enthusiasts, or just photographers. But now, thanks to a new campaign from the Transportation Security Administration, there's something else you can call us: terrorists."
The TSA's "Blogger Bob" acknowledged on Wednesday that perhaps the poster "didn't go far enough in distinguishing between general photography and suspicious surveillance activity.""Bob" also seemed to realize that it probably wasn't smart for the TSA to tick off photographers, "since they're extremely observant of their surroundings" and could actually help the administration spot genuine suspicious activity.
It's a camera bro, not a missile launcher. And if he DID have a missile launcher I still wouldn't call the authorities because I'd give him the ol' redneck ejector seat instead (read: jam it up his ass and pull the trigger). Now I know what you're thinking, "holy craps -- why isn't GW the Director of Homeland Security?!" And I'd like to answer your question with another question: did you know I'm a felon?
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Nike LeBron 9 'Swingman' – New Images
February 4th, 2012 by Brendan Dunne | 20 comments
It appears that the folks on campus out in Beaverton were so eager about the retro Griffey revival that they were keen on spreading the love around to non-baseball sigs as well. In what comes off as a little bit of a 'peanut butter in my chocolate moment', this new Nike LeBron 9 is poised to arrive with some very tangible influences from the Ken Griffey Jr. line. Beyond the bluish hues on the upper, LeBron's own logo even gets replaced with the 'Swingman' on the back. Are these good in your book or are there other LeBron releases you'll be putting your money towards instead? Let us know in the comments and stick with Sneaker News for more looks at this early March release. via HKK
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the logo looks like a gorilla swinging through the trees. So I geuss since he can't steal Michael Jordan's image and logo hes gonna go use Griffey's. That's Lebron for you.
Will def be copping these. Not only a great colorway for the LBJ9, but Grif is my fav baseball player of all time. Love this concept.
not a huge advocate of this colorway, but the nines are growing on me, deplorably....
For sure a clean with the fact of KGJ incorporated in the shoe, but I rather cop the galaxy's and summit lakes and if I got extra cash I'd think about these.
Actually the logo on the Lebron 9 is the dunkman logo with the Griffey swinging motion. Find another way to hate please
Actually, I'd be suprised if a little hipster like you knew who Griffey Jr. was without lebron stealing his logo. Find another way to praise the Queen please.


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Fans of Mirbeau Inn & Spa in Skaneateles, NY, can look forward to another French inspired experience, this time in Plymouth, MA, 45 miles from Boston and eight miles from Cape Cod. Mirbeau has purchased a six-acre parcel of land in the heart of The Pinehills Village Green, part of a master-planned community with luxury homes, condos, apartments, shops and two five-star public golf courses designed by Nicklaus Design and Rees Jones.
They're breaking ground on Mirbeau Inn & Spa at The Pinehills in early 2013 and expect to open in 2014. Architecture for the Inn is reminiscent of a French manor house, with gardens inspired by Monet. It will have many of the signatures os the Original Mirbeau, including a fine-dining restaurant, wine bar and bistro. Guest rooms and massage rooms in the spa will all feature warm and inviting fireplaces.
The 14,000 square-foot spa will include a fitness area, a motion studio with daily yoga, fitness classes and educational classes. Locker rooms with eucalyptus-infused steam rooms and a heated outdoor plunge pool will also be available.


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Mix together the oil and Worcestershire sauce in a bowl, then smear this over the steaks, either with a pastry brush or by dipping the steaks directly into the bowl.
Heat a heavy-based frying pan over medium-high heat and cook the steaks for about 3 minutes per side, depending on the thickness of the steak and how you like it done. If you prefer to use boneless lamb sirloin or noisettes, I'd advise 2 per person, and less time for their cooking.
Wrap the steaks in aluminum foil to rest on a warm plate or in a warm place, while you make the sauce. With the pan still on the heat, but turned down low, add the butter and let it melt, then finely chop the needles from the rosemary sprig and add them to the pan.
Peel and crush or mince the garlic clove and add it to the pan, then pour in the port, letting it sizzle and reduce slightly. Unwrap the steaks and add any juices from the foil parcel to the sauce. Arrange the steaks on serving plates and drizzle them with the sauce.


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Learn More about Ferry Farm | Learn More about Kenmore |
Historic Kenmore and Washington's Ferry Farm Reopen for the 2014 season on Monday, March 17!
Monday – Saturday: 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Sunday: Noon – 5:00 p.m.
Upcoming Special Events and Programs:
The Science of History:
Reinterpreting Historic Houses in the 21st Century
A Symposium at Historic Kenmore
Saturday, March 22: 9:30 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Join preeminent professionals in the museum field for a day of presentations
on notable projects in Virginia historic houses, including refurnishing Historic
Review the Schedule of Speakers and Learn More…
Betty's Story: Storm Clouds Over Kenmore
Saturday, April 5: 4:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m.
Sunday, April 6: 3:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.
A theatrical production examining the life-altering challenges encountered by the Lewis and Washington families after the Revolutionary War. Combine your tour with a special high tea or dinner at the Kenmore Inn. Learn More...
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Dr. Yuping Chen, PhD, PT will be interviewing for a faculty position in the Doctor of Physical Therapy Program on March 6, 2009.
Dr. Yuping Chen will do a formal presentation of her research on March 6, in Fenn Tower 102 at 130 pm. Her research is in the field of reaching kinematics and motor learning in infants.
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2. Collar Popping - at the very least when it's just for fashion. I mean, c'mon, really? I swear I've even seen youngins with two polos on, both collars popped. Seriously, what the hell are people thinking? A popped collar I can deal with. Just look the other way and question that person's sense of individuality. But 2 collars?!?!?... Blows my mind.
Excellent "Off Topic" discussion Ziqs.


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[JURIST] UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Louise Arbour [official profile] filed an amicus curiae or "friend of the court" brief [PDF text; press release] with the Iraqi High Tribunal [official website] Thursday arguing that imposing the death penalty on former Iraqi Vice President Taha Yassin Ramadan [Trial Watch profile; JURIST news archive] would be a violation of Iraq's obligations under the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights [text]. According to the brief:
The High Commissioner submits that in the circumstances the Court's imposition of the death sentence on the current defendant would violate Iraq's obligations under the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, specifically article 6 (which protects against arbitrary deprivation of life and details the limitations on permissible imposition of capital punishment); article 7 (which protects against torture or other cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment or exposure to a real risk thereof) and article 14 (which guarantees the right to a fair trial and appeal). As a consequence the High Commissioner submits that Court should refrain from imposing the sentence of death. ... At the present phase of proceedings, the High Commissioner is concerned as to four discrete aspects of due process that are of particular relevance. These relate to a fair trial before a competent court and the presumption of innocence, the opportunity to contest evidence in a position of equality, the capacity of defence counsel to exercise an appropriate defence and the adequacy of appeal.


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