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For love is no part of the dreamworld. Love belongs to Desire, and Desire is always cruel.
I tell myself, I am Dream of the Endless.
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text: On September 11, 1995, at 1900 Alaska daylight time, a float equipped Piper PA-18-150 airplane, registered to and operated by the pilot, struck a submerged object, collapsed the left float, and dragged the left wing, during step taxi for takeoff. The personal flight, operating under 14 CFR Part 91, was departing an unnamed lake located 30 miles on the 160 degree radial of the Big Delta VORTAC. The destination was Birch Lake located 7 miles away from the departure point. No flight plan was filed and visual meteorological conditions prevailed. The airline transport certificated pilot, the sole occupant, was not injured and the airplane was substantially damaged. During a telephone conversation with the pilot on September 26, 1995, he stated that the lake was small and he was step taxiing close to shore to gain as much takeoff area as possible. He felt the left float bump something. The nose of the left float than came up and bent the left wing struts and the airplane's left wing struck the water. The airplane stopped in 3 feet of water. The pilot stated that the float's wire braces and float struts were broken. He stated he was sure that the left float struck the bottom of the lake or a submerged object. He did not see any objects floating on the water prior to step taxiing.


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Unlike math, two negatives don't make a positive in our judicial system.
Our Founding Fathers were brilliant in guaranteeing a trial, and judgement by a jury of your peers.
They were powerless to guarantee that the system would be flawless.
In a system that can hand out the ultimate in penalties (death), not to mention others that can ruin the life of the convicted, that's a big deal.
Just ask Darrell Williams.
A system that should thrive on objectivity is overwhelmed with subjectivity. Elected officials, prejudice, bias, prevailing public sentiment, and the media.
I personally know someone who, in a moment of weakness, did something stupid. This person is no more of a threat to children than Big Bird. He is a tremendous father to his two children. I have no problem leaving my own son in his care.
And he is a registered sex offender.
Caught in a culture where sex offenders are sensationalized for TV ratings, he did time and must attend weekly meetings. He must register with local authorities before traveling if he plans to be out of state for more than a couple hours. Attending his kids activities can be a challenge. He had just left a corporate job to start a franchise, and had a successful first year. The incident (all online) took place in November. Authorities came to his house in January. His partner left the business. He had to check the "box" on the application to renew the business license. Franchise done. Started 2 jobs, performed well, but when promoted his application was reviewed in detail. Suddenly his services were no longer needed.
His life was ruined over a few online chat sessions and a picture.
Not so much because what he did was criminal or evil, but more because the Governor and State's Attorney had an agenda.
If we are going to ruin or end lives, then we need to hold our legal system to the highest of standards. Imperfection cannot be tolerated, otherwise we can't be allowed to ruin and end lives.
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Stonewood Grill & Tavern - Wellington
- Address:
10120 Forest Hill Blvd, Ste 110
Wellington, FL 33414Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
AmericanPrice: $30 and under
Stonewood Grill & Tavern - Wellington
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.stonewoodgrill.com/
- Phone: 5617849796x
- Hours of Operation:
Monday - Thursday: 4:00pm - 10:00pm, Friday & Saturday: 4:00pm - 11:00pm, Sunday: 4:00pm - 9:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: American, Steakhouse
- Executive Chef: Mike Drury
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
A word from Stonewood Grill & Tavern - Wellington
Stonewood Grill & Tavern offers a complete dining experience for both your eyes and your palate. You don't want to have just another ordinary night out — so tonight, make it extraordinary!Continued
We oak-grill each steak to lock in its juices and enhance its natural flavors. Plus, only the freshest seafood has the honor of being prepared by one of Stonewood's gourmet chefs.
Adding our innovative wine list featuring rare selections and exceptional pairings makes Stonewood a great place for couples, friends, and coworkers, for date night, happy hour, special occasions, and holiday parties.
So the next time you're looking for the perfect night out, come to Stonewood Grill & Tavern.
We oak-grill each steak to lock in its juices and enhance its natural flavors. Plus, only the freshest seafood has the honor of being prepared by one of Stonewood's gourmet chefs.
Adding our innovative wine list featuring rare selections and exceptional pairings makes Stonewood a great place for couples, friends, and coworkers, for date night, happy hour, special occasions, and holiday parties.
So the next time you're looking for the perfect night out, come to Stonewood Grill & Tavern.
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Stonewood Grill & Tavern - Wellington reviews from OpenTable diners
136 reviews since June 22, 2014
- Food4.3Service4.3
- Ambiance4.2Noise LevelModerate
neighborhood gem (99)special occasion (38)fit for foodies (37)good for groups (29)romantic (27)notable wine list (19)kid-friendly (9)vibrant bar scene (9)great for lunch (7)hot spot (6)late-night find (5)great for brunch (3)great for outdoor dining (2)scenic view (1)Show More
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/15/2014My 5 PM reservations for 4 were honored and when we arrived the restaurant was practically empty. In time, however, it filled up even though it was a Wednesday evening. The food was excellent as was the ambience and service. Would recommend Stonewood to one and all.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/14/2014Attentive service and good food. Always consistent.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Out of SessonOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 10/12/2014Everything was perfect on a Sunday night in October . No mad crowds waiting or deafening din. Service was great although a little slow for such a quiet night . I have been here In season an had to wait outside with the smokers. They do accept reservations now hope fully this will improve the waiting situation Positively a well priced happy hour and good food . Peace and quiet out of season with no let up in quality. I have one rating system I would heartily go back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- One of My Favorites!DineoutspecialistVIPDined on 10/3/2014Had the trout, which was just a delicious piece of fish. You get 2 sides - I had a salad and a baked potato. Bread was excellent, actually they were rolls. My partner had the chardonnay chicken which he said was very tender. Had some Prosecco which went well with the fish. We definitely will be back as I give this a 5 star***** rating.Special Features:
- ClevefanDined on 10/2/2014Food is always consistent and prices are reasonable. We try to go to the Stonewwod Grill every month or so.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice to have them on Open TableBellaggioDined on 9/28/2014Have been there before and they did not take reservations, so we stopped going. Will now have the opportunity to eat there during season.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always GreatwallysDined on 9/26/2014We have been going to this restaurant for several years. Always great food, GREAT service, and no rush to get you out. Wonderful ambiance and a true pleasure to spend an evening with friends.Special Features:
- PamJDined on 9/21/2014Always a special treat- love the summer menu!! Yours is our favorite restaurant in Wellington!Special Features:
- Always ConsistentRN060873Dined on 9/20/2014We have dined at this restaurant 6 times and it is very consistent.Special Features:
- Great food and serviceLillyVIPDined on 9/19/2014Never disappoints. We love Stonewood and take all of our out of town friends there because we know that the food and service is consistently good. One can order anything from the menu and not be disappointed. If there should be a problem,the management quickly attends to it .Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- mikalVIPDined on 9/12/2014we go there about every 2 months or less...quality of food, preparation and service are topflight....this time they fell way short and did not seem to care too much...portions appear to have diminished in size...when the highlight of the meal are the pretzel sticks and spinach, you know rhere is a problem !
- Good Food at a Good PriceRN060873Dined on 9/6/2014This is our sixth time dinning at this restaurant and it continues to be very consistent, the gold standard in the business. We have not been disappointed. You know you are in a good restaurant when the manager comes to your table and asks how the service and food are.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- CherieDined on 9/5/2014The service was awesome and the food was delicious. Reservations are a must.Special Features:
- FlexDined on 9/4/2014As quite typical - great food & service. Nice seafood selections and sides. Good cocktails and wines to pair with steaks or seafood. Killer dessert - Chocolate Bread pudding!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 9/2/2014Lovely place to dine. We are good customers dining often. Consistently good food. Top service. Just a pleasure.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great find!VarteenDined on 8/31/2014Although there were groups waiting to be seated, they readily acknowledged my Open Table reservation and we were immediately swept off to a cozy booth. Steaks were perfectly prepared, mashed potatoes hinted of just the right touch of garlic, and the Caesar salad was among the best I've had. They even had my favorite Pinot Gris by the glass and the orange cake is a must. We will return!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- very nice experiencealannanceovertownDined on 8/31/2014service and food was excellent !!! would recommend.Special Features:
- Open Minded--JGemDined on 8/30/2014My short ribs were dry & did not look appetizing; and my friend's $15.00 special of skewered beef was miniscule. She mentioned that she ate more bread than usual because she was still hungry. However, two other friends ordered salmon (planked & blackened) which they said was very good. The waiter disappeared for a long period of time between beginning our main course and finishing. I wanted more water and had to take some from a friend's glass. --will give them another chance.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great foodRaySDined on 8/30/2014Great food and wait staff. Not the usual restaurant background noise very nice. Worth the drive. Will go backSpecial Features:
- Awesome foodOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 8/29/2014I had the lemon chicken over spinach and it was amazing, onion soup to start which was sooo good and chocolate bread pudding for dessert which like usual was amazing ! Waiter was great. Only downfall was we still had to wait 15 min past our reso for seating and we were not the only ones other than that it was an enjoyable nite.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/29/2014All the food is top notch. The buffalo shrimp is amazing; the steaks are delicious. Great service; We've been here a few times and will continue to dine here.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Just OKcindiVIPDined on 8/28/2014The food was OK, nothing to complain about, but nothing special either. The restaurant clearly needs to be refurbished . It seems dark and dingy. The material on the seats of the booths is split. The shades on the lamps are so 80's.
- Excellent RestaurantginacVIPDined on 8/26/2014Server was great - food was great - were seated right on time - love it there!Special Features:
- great neighborhood placewealllike2eatDined on 8/24/2014It is so wonderful to have such high quality food in a local restaurant. I am tired of fast food that is thrown at you. Stonewood is high class dining with friendly servers who know the menu. The food is wonderful.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Worst Dinner EverDissapointedVIPDined on 8/23/2014We have eaten at this location several times so didn't think we needed to check the reviews. WRONG! The $15 summer menu has brought down the food quality and ambiance of the restaurant. They overbook, take walk-ins and don't manage their table seating. They were rushing diners to finish eating because they were so behind on seating people. The hostess and servers weren't even trying to be discreet about it. The calamari appetizer was cold and only had one jalapeño. The salmon was a flat dried out piece of fish. The ribeye was very poor quality, especially for the $33 price tag! We took 1/2 home and gave it to our dog. We will never eat here again!
- Excellent!!!ginacVIPDined on 8/21/2014Everything was delicious and excellent with great service and atmosphere! Food is always consistent and atmosphere is very nice.Special Features:
- Great Dining ExperienceLovefinefoodDined on 8/21/2014Four of us ate at Stonewood this past Thursday evening. We had, as usual, a wonderful time, and the food, as always, was delicious.Special Features:
- Carol's birthday dinnerKGKGDined on 8/19/2014I brought a friend for a belated birthday night out. We both had grilled salmon, Caesar salad and veggies. We both thought our meals were delicious. Our server was friendly, courteous and efficient. We loved having 3 menus to chose from. But ended up with the early bird. We like the price!Special Features:
- RichDined on 8/18/2014The food and service are always good. The steak and fish are a win-win choiceSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful family dinnerBrunchloverVIPDined on 8/15/2014Stonewood Grill was the perfect place for our family dinner. There were 14 of us and they set us up at 2 tables in the back of the restaurant. We had privacy, superb service and great food and drinks.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- One of my favorites!DineoutspecialistVIPDined on 8/13/2014Stonewood Salad is excellent, as well as the Lamb Chops. Very tender - well done like I asked for and well prepared. The specials for 15.00 per entree were good, but the tenderloin of beef on the skewers (4 tiny pieces) (one was fatty) was tender, but you needed a magnifying glass to see the meat. If they served that in a larger portion on the regular menu -- I would have ordered that. The skewer was what I had ordered a few weeks ago when I ate here. Otherwise....everyone loved their selections. We will be back, as I think everything was just fantastic - even the rolls.Special Features:
- LongtimerDined on 8/13/2014Always a good value and pleasant dining experience.Special Features:
- SatisfiedagainDined on 8/11/2014Always a great meal and service at Stonewood. We have never been dissapointedSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Enjoy eating here.BarbaraRuthDined on 8/10/2014This is a great place to go for an enjoyable dinner. the ambience is restful and the menu not too limited however not so many items that each one can not be prepared properly. The portions are certainly adequate however one does to walk away stuffed. When ever we eat here I alwaygs go away with a good feeling.Special Features:
- See my latest writeupDineoutspecialistVIPDined on 8/9/2014I ate here again one week later and did a review. Good choice of a restaurant.Special Features:
- Great!LMR44Dined on 8/8/2014Food was great and service was wonderful! The pretzel sticks were amazing. Good drink specials.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great prices on the Summer MenuwellingtondinerDined on 8/2/2014The summer menu had great prices, several entrees for only $15, so it was a wonderful deal. If we weren't seated near the kitchen, I would have given it another star for ambiance. It is a very quiet and romantic restaurant in a close in Wellington location. The dinner entree I tried, the Saddleback Chicken was good, but not spectacular. I did really like the creamed spinach which I had for a side dish. It was delicious. The pretzel bread that came with the dinner was hot and fresh. The biggest problem was the almost one hour wait time, even with the reservation. We ate out the evening before at the Cheesecake Factory in Palm Beach Gardens and only had to wait a few minutes without a reservation.Special Features:
- A Favorite!ChipandDaleDined on 8/1/2014Every time we go to Stonewood,it's a great experience. Food is always consistently delicious! Service is exceptional. Never disappointed. The summer specials are wonderful. Love the ambiance and wine selections fabulous. Arrived 1 minute before Happy Hour and server mentioned it to us. That was a pleasant surprise. Saved us a few bucks and enjoyed a fabulous evening with good friends.Special Features:
- Nice atmosphereShelleyZDined on 7/28/2014I was disappointed with my dinner, it was a pasta and shrimp dish. There were four small shrimp in it. I should have had steak like my friend did. He was very pleased with it. Waiter wasn't as friendly as expected, almost felt we were intruding on his time. This is not typical of previous experiences at STONEWOOD, so I will return in the future.Special Features:
- Summer Sunday EvePamJDined on 7/27/2014We enjoyed the summer special menu. The sirloin kabob was delicious. Our waiter was excellent!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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Grammy award-winning singer/songwriter Melissa Manchester will be among the luminaries giving talks at the TEDxRiverside conference Thursday, Oct 16. In Part 1 of her interview with KVCR's Ken Vincent, we review Manchester's 40 year career and preview her 20th album, due out in February. Also, be sure to listen to Part 2 of the interview with Manchester, also posted on this page.
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The 2011 Open Championship was the one everybody wanted to see: undefeated Ironside against the reigning champion, Revolver.
I'm going to start this blog by breaking that game down, point by point, to try and look at how each team planned and executed their strategies in the biggest game of them all.
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Revolver 1 - 0 Ironside
In the screenshots I'll be using, it is sometimes difficult to see the disc. In every screenshot, I try to show the location of the disc with a red dot.
Hopefully everything else should be self-explanatory; please leave me comments if I've confused anything.
Revolver Receives
Revolver receives the first pull and sets up in a very short horizontal stack. The weak side cutters start out nearly even with the first thrower, and the strong side cutters run a simple route across each other.
Notice the large amount of space the Boston cutter defenders are leaving the Revolver cutters. The thrower is double-teamed, but he's able to flip the disc to Bart Watson on the interior, thanks to that space. Once Watson has the disc, the true nature of the play reveals itself.
The play has gotten the disc to Bart Watson, the hub of Revolver's O, and set up Beau Kittredge, one of the best deep cutters in the game, with a huge amount of space.
At this point a Boston defender finally challenges a Revolver cutter; Colin Mahoney is set up in the perfect angle to defend Beau. Beau tries to go deep, pushes Mahoney back 10 yards, and settles for a 15-yard in-cut.
That's not a bad result for Ironside; the book on Beau is that you want to make him hurt you with his throws. Although they've gotten much better than they used to be, he's still not a premier thrower. Considering that Mahoney was on an island against him, Ironside should be happy with where they're at so far.
Once Beau receives, he immediately looks for a dish, and we can see the thing I love so much about Revolver's offense; the spacing. There's a huge lane open for an isolated cutter, another lane open for a handler to help from the back, and two guys taking up very little space but available for an emergency play.
Cahill receives the disc, and Revolver again has one of the game's best throwers with the disc and huge amounts of space. This time, there are two cuts; one from Bart, cutting out from behind the disc, and a big in cut from one of the "release" cutters I highlighted in the last image.
Teddy, guarding Bart, hasn't kept his body in the way of Bart's out cut, and this small mistake is enough to cost Ironside the final throw for a goal. Cahill jacks it perfectly to the space in front of Bart, whose one-step advantage on Teddy is enough.
One thing to notice is the Ironside defender floating in the middle of the field; he does a good job recognizing that his mark has moved into inactive space, and so he doesn't follow him. He doesn't, however, notice that Bart is cutting deep and/or that Cahill is in the process of throwing it deep. He was in the perfect spot to help stop the fatal cut, but he was unable to do so.
We'll see later in the game that Revolver consistently handles this last-back responsibility better than Ironside, and earns several Ds for its efforts.
To score the first point, Revolver has executed their offense perfectly. Though Boston managed to stop the play's first option, Revolver was never forced into a difficult throw until Cahill's put to Watson, which is exactly the type of risk Revolver wants to take.
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Kingston's historic Grace Daley House, slated to be torn down, could be featured on a new TV show. (JASON SCHREIBER PHOTO)
Bronson Pinchot recently sent a letter to selectmen expressing an interest in featuring the town-owned Grace Daley House in a new show currently in production called "Bronson Pinchot Saves America."
The actor, who's appeared in numerous television series and movies, is best known for playing Balki Bartokomous in the sitcom "Perfect Strangers" in the 1980s and 1990s. He has already spoken with Selectman Mark Heitz.
The future of the historic house built on Main Street in 1834 was decided earlier this month when voters rejected a $150,000 proposal to renovate the building, now used for a thrift shop run by a nonprofit organization. Instead, voters passed a separate proposal to raze the house, which sits on a narrow strip of land on Main Street next to the Kingston Town Hall. But Pinchot may have a way to save at least some of the building.
The new show, which Pinchot described as an "unscripted" series as opposed to a reality show, would feature houses built between the mid-18th and mid-19th centuries that are dismantled, with some of the materials used in other house restoration projects.
At this point, Pinchot said he's only seen photographs showing the exterior of the Grace Daley House.
Pinchot also stars in another show, "The Bronson Pinchot Project," which is now in its second season on the DIY Network. That show features Pinchot and a crew of contractors who restore neglected homes in rural Harford, Penn.
Pinchot's proposal is the last thing selectmen expected, but they're receptive.
"We look at it as beneficial. It's good press for the town and could reduce the cost of removing the building. We're looking at it as a savings to the community," Heitz said.
Some people have asked why the town isn't selling the property. Heitz said the lot is too small and the house and the town hall property also share a well and septic
For now, Heitz said selectmen have no timeline for removing the building.
"It's not something that has to be done tomorrow," he said.
Road Agent Rich St. Hilaire was also in contact with Pinchot Tuesday and sent him pictures of the house.
"If it's not going to cost the town anything and it's going to be reused, then that's a good thing," he said.
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Alright Addicts not alot going on at the stadium itself this time of year, so my tales of merry mischief are few and far between. But the next best thing to sitting on row two with 80,000 other fans screaming bloody murder while the Chiefs destroy the Chargers on the season opening Monday night football game is…well Kansas City Chiefs trivia!
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What Safety set a Chiefs (NFL too!) record for the longest interception return when he brought back a theft 102 yards for a TD against the Seahawks in 1977? (If you read my post last week, you will realize this was the only cool thing that happened in 1977.)
This guy was with the Chiefs seven seasons, winning pro Bowl honors in 1980, 1981, and 1982.
We lost him in 1983 to the USFL, where he injured his knee and left football for good.
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Exchange-coupled monocomponent magnetic films constituted of disk-shaped Ni and Fe nanoparticles were produced by ultrafast pulsed laser deposition, in vacuum. These films show a peculiar cauliflower-like structure, made of granular agglomerates of nanoparticles sticking to one another with a significant shape and orientation anisotropy. Both as-deposited Ni and Fe films present hysteresis loops with a high in-plane remanence ratio (0.61 and 0.81 at 250 K, respectively), relatively low values of the saturation and coercive fields and a steep slope near coercivity. At temperature of 10 K and 250 K, the magnetization curves confirm the strong influence of the production technique on the topologic structure of these films, and consequently on their magnetic properties. In perspective, the striking and intriguing properties of these nanogranular films appear very promising for potential application as permanent magnets and in data storage technology.
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Thirteen days before Florida voters head to the polls to select a new governor, CNN and WJXT-TV in Florida will partner to host a nationally televised debate between gubernatorial candidates Charlie Crist (D) and incumbent Gov. Rick Scott (R).
Beginning at 7p.m. (ET) on October 21, the one-hour debate will be moderated by chief Washington correspondent and anchor Jake Tapper. WJXT-TV anchor and reporter Kent Justice will join Tapper to co-moderate what will be the final debate before Election Day. The debate will re-air on CNN at 11p.m, (ET).
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There will be no media or public access to the Jacksonville studio for the debate.
A little appliance caused a big fuss at a Florida debate with Gov. Rick Scott and former Governor Charlie Crist, but Crist's fan isn't allowed on stage under the rules of an October 21 Florida governor's race debate that CNN is hosting in conjunction with Jacksonville affiliate WJXT.
The candidates were sent a memo on October 8 outlining the format, rules and logistical information for the debate. Among those rules: No electronic devices.
After being lampooned on social media with #fangate trending, Gov. Scott told CNN affiliate WPBF, "I think he was sweating and he needed a fan. I'm surprised he didn't try to ask for dry ice." Crist's campaign later started selling hand held fans that read, "I'm a fan of Charlie Crist."
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For baby: plum purée; spring risotto with peas, zucchini, and asparagus; and brown rice and red lentil soup.
Red Lentil Dal with Aromatics
Another winner from Deborah Madison….Very little work for a ton of flavor payoff!
Recipe below….
1 cup red lentils
1 small onion, finely chopped
2 garlic cloves
1 jalapeno chile, seeded and chopped
3 tablespoons ghee or clarified butter
1/2 teaspoon tumeric
1-15 oz can unsweetened coconut milk, minus the cream
2 shallots, sliced
1 dried red chile, broken into pieces, or 1/4 teaspoon red pepper flakes
3 bay leaves
1 teaspoon mustard seeds
Wash the lentils in several change of water. In a saucepan over medium-high heat, saute the onion, garlic, and chile in 2 tablespoons of the ghee for 1 minute. Add the tumeric, lentils and 3 cups water. Bring to a boil, then lower the heat and simmer covered until the lentils are soft, about 30 minutes. Add the coconut milk and simmer for 5 minutes more, stirring occasionally. Taste for salt and remove from the heat.
Heat the remaining ghee in a small skillet over high heat. Add the shallots, red chile, bay and mustard. Frey until the mustard seeds begin to turn grayish, about 1 minute. Stir this into the lentils, then serve.
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Making beans fancy is so easy! Tonight we made a pot of Deborah Madison's Pinto Beans with Tomatoes and Serranos, a spicy, smoky dish that transformed the humble pinto into a savory feast. Thanks to the pressure cooker, we went from dry beans to a heavenly pot of soupy beans and broth in about 60 minutes start to finish. In that time I was able to clean up the kitchen, chop the chiles, and roast some zucchini and onions to round out dinner.
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A Summer Bean and Vegetable Soup with Pesto
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winter 2008 restaurant week -- DC
Colvin Run is not participating this year. I am a little surprised Westend (Ripert) is not participating. Hook only available for lunch.
I have a few reservations to some of the highly regarded ones of the past. what is everyone thinking?
I'm not that surprised West End isn't particpating. RW is traditionally used to create business on a normally slow week. West End is brand new and red hot, they probably are booked up throughout the month and don't need to do it for business purposes.
Plus a lot of the really high end spots don't usually participate (ie Central, CityZen, Palena).
Isn't Colvin Run closed? I thought I read that somewhere.
re: Elyssa
Yes, Colvin Run shuttered its doors September 1, 1007.
This time around I am thinking D'Acqua, La Bergerie and Hudson to be random.
I am still searching for a place downtown for lunch to go with a group of colleagues. Any recommendations? We have done Butterfield 9, Ceiba, Il Mulino, Corduroy, Georgia Brown, Bombay Club, Spezie, Tuscana West, Bobby Van's, Taberna, and a few others. in the past.
re: hopeinmee
I wouldn't do Hudson for restaurant week. It's not that expensive usually so the RW menu isn't really that amazing of a deal. Still, that being said, I really like Hudson.
Butterfield 9 does RW really well and I've gone there for lunch a few times during RW. I've heard mixed reviews about Taberna for RW. Almost best just to go there during their happy hour tapas deal. I hear they only offer 2-3 things in each category and service suffers during the week. I would do a search first for past comments.
I went to Georgia Browns for RW last year and was happy with my meal but found the noise level almost intollerable since it was packed. I had to practically yell at my bf to have a discussion.
Also you should look at Tom Seitsema's reviews of Il Mulino and D'Acqua. With Il Mulino for sure he panned the place. If they are not good during usual service they are going to seriously suck during RW. Just my 2 cents.
I do recommend 1789 and TenPehn for dinner and Prime Rib for lunch is an excellent deal and the food is so good.
re: Elyssa
We have in the past done Butterfield 9 for RW which had horrible service though the food was good. However it was not a memorable meal that I would sign up again for RW.
Georgia Browns was very limiting in choices for those who do not eat pork or shellfish. The noise level is not any better during the lunchtime.
We did Il Mulino for Summer RW and had a great experience. The food was good and the service was great. It was very easy to have a conversation. I read somewhere that it is a Zagat top rated restaurant in New York. The reviews on Zagat are positive for both the DC and NYC locations. Perhaps it depends on when one goes.
I would also recommend 1789 so long as you eat meat. If not, the menu tends to be limiting as well.
Thanks for the heads up on Hudson and D'Acqua.
re: hopeinmee
I booked a dinner at Butterfly 9. When did you go? I'm curious, what was so bad about the service? Do you remember what you had? I think this will be my only RW reservation and I really don't want it to suck.
re: gatorfoodie
Trust me it won't suck. I've been twice for restaurant week and at least 4 other times during regular service. My service during RW was very friendly and helpful.
I went last year for lunch for the Jan RW. I remember a very tasty risotto and a squash soup that was very nice. Unfortunatly I don't have exact details.
But I stand by Butterfield 9 as a great RW choice. They have had full size servings in the past and at least 5-6 entrees to choose from if I remember correctly.
re: Elyssa
Elyssa- do you recall what you had for the Prime Rib RW meal? We're going there for dinner which probably is a different menu, but just trying to get an idea... thanks!
re: gyozagirl
I had their house salad, the prime rib (which I never order but was out of this world! Really juicy, cooked to perfection and packed with flavor) and the key lime pie. For my sides we got the creamed spinach, the corn and the mashed potatoes or skillet potatoes (can't remember). All were excellent!
re: Elyssa
Thanks for the info! I'm excited to try it out (although now I'm thinking of the food you listed, probably for the rest of the day...)
re: gyozagirl
I went to Prime Rib for RW last year and I specifically remember them ONLY offering the creamed spinach and mashed potatoes as the only sides included in the deal. I'm not a huge creamed anything fan, so I asked for sauteed spinach instead and they said they would have to charge me for a full side if I wanted to go ahead and order it, rather than swapping it out since there were no substitutions to the RW menu.
re: KWynn
When we went we were one of the only people in the restaurant for a late lunch. It might have been during their extended RW, I can't remember. But our waiter was wonderful and since it was my first time there and he could tell how excited I was, he brought out extra sides. I actually didn't even order the sides, he just brought me what he thought was the best. I loved everything I ate.
re: gyozagirl
The Prime Rib remains one of the great and often overlooked restaurants in the DC area. Still requiring men to wear a dinner jacket, the prime rib served a mean martini prior to the Reagan White House. You of course can order the prime rib in different cuts and sizes and it will be perfect with fresh ground horse radish. The crab cakes are super (and I am originally from Baltimore), the veal oscar, crab imperial, and veal chop, all outstanding. Greenstein potatoe skins are a house specialty. Oysters on the half shell will be perfectly shucked and wonderful. I don't know what you can order during RW but no matter what you get, it will be memorable, classic cooking done perfectly with top quality ingredients served by well trained professional waiters.
re: hopeinmee
D'Acqua was the only dinner I was disappointed in Fall 2007 RW. Three choices for main dish and appetizer. Two of which was pasta. The fish dish was not exciting.
re: LisaSew
I second that. D'Acqua isn't worth the time or money for restaurant week, as they seem to exert minimal effort.
Actually, I tend to avoid RW alltogether. But if you are going to go, pick a restaurant that you have never been to and have wanted to try. After all, now is your chance. I'd recommend going to ones that are offering their entire menu (sometimes with a small upcharge for the more expensive entrees) since that gives you a better feel for the restaurant and (duh) more choices. Corduroy, Dino, Circle Bistro, Notti Bianche, Bistro Bis, Zola, Tosca, and Mendocino Grille all offer an extensive menu for RW.
re: dinwiddie
I agree. I fully support the idea of restuarant week and think it is an excellent way for diners to experiment. But the results have to be taken with a grain of salt. The menu is limited at many places and the kitchen and the servers are very busy. Try for a restaurant that offers its full menu and try to go early before the rush. Personally, I avoid all restuarants participating in RW.
re: gatorfoodie
No, I don't think so get some iced tea or water with lemon or even splurge for sparkling. I don't think anyone at RW would care about that...
re: gatorfoodie
There are many people that don't drink alcohol or simply don't wish to do so on ocassion. It would only be rude for the server to question your wishes. Enjoy and don't feel self-conscious in the least.
re: gatorfoodie
Not at all. Many times I haven't ordered anything to drink. If you feel like the waiter is losing out on the wine/drink based tip, then just tip extra for good service.
Daves 32: Kinkead's is participating. Although I am not a fan, it is highly regarded any many enjoy their seafood.
Hook has the RW menu on the website. It's not identical to the regular menu, but it's quite extensive.
re: jumpingjack
I wonder if the crudo that they are offering during RW as an appetizer is their normal size crudo or bigger. Because when I went I got the crudo trio and each type was just a small bite, certainly not enough to share and a single crudo would not at all be a full size appetizer. I would certainly ask before ordering just to make sure you are getting your money's worth. That being said...I loved the crudo when I ate dinner at Hook. I found it fun and full of flavor.
I also highly recommend the Artic Char and Bluefish.
re: Elyssa
I ate at Hook for RW in August. For the first course, we had the crudo trio- each a small bite of yumminess. I find it odd that the website says only one crudo that would definitely not be enough to qualify as an appetizer- I would call ahead and ask. I also highly recommend Hook. It was hands down one of my favorite meals last year. I am trying to come up with an excuse to go again soon.
re: hungeegirl
I went to Farrah Olivia last year (or maybe the year before?) for RW and really enjoyed it. They offered the full menu with just a few items at an up-charge. I haven't been back during non-RW since I do think that the portions are small for the menu price, but the RW option is certainly a good deal there and everything we ate we really enjoyed.
re: hungeegirl
I went in Summer 2006 and had a wonderful meal. It was not too crowded. The only thing I remember was the salad and chicken were both very good and everything tasted very fresh. The service was great. There was no rush as with some other restaurants. (I Ricchi informed me when I arrive last winter for RW that they had to have my party out in 90 minutes as another party was coming in immediately afterwards for the table. We had an 8 p.m. reservation on a Saturday night.)
re: hopeinmee
I had a similar horrible experience at I Ricchi for RW a few years ago. They practically rushed us out the door. It was my first time eating there and I haven't been back since. If the food was that uninspiring during RW and they were that rude, I can't imagine how they would treat me during regular service.
re: Ronnaf
As stated above, Colvin Run has closed for good and therefore is not participating in Restaurant Week.
I've put together a list of participating Va. restaurants with menu and extension information. http://houndstoothgourmet.com/dc-rest...


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Change default color palette in OpenOffice
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One of the things I don't really like of OpenOffice is its default color palette. The colors included are too basic so they are not too useful (at least for the things I do). Evenmore, the colors don't seem to be ordered at all so it's not easy to find an specific color sometimes. That's why I decided to change the default color palette and started using another more useful one.
Searching the internet I found indeed some color palettes, some more useful and appealling than others. Among them, the one I liked the most was the palette created by Sammy Dellicour which is —according to him— based on the Google sites color. After using it for some time, I was missing more paler, subtler colors to be used, for instance, as background color in Calc.
I finally decided to create my own color palette based on Sammy's —thank you so much— and, as he did, I'm releasing it here for the internet community. It is basically the same palette, I've just included two paler color tones in each column. As in Sammy's, the colors in the drop-down palette appear sorted in columns for an easier localization.
There is also included a version of the same palette with the color names in Spanish for those interested.
Installing the new palette
To install the new palette the best option is to replace the default one used by OpenOffice. First, download and unzip the archive with the palettes. This archive contains both the Spanish (iuveaene_es.soc) and the English version (iuveaene_en.soc) of the same palette. Choose a version and rename the file as standard.soc, then copy this file into the user configuration folder of OpenOffice overwriting the old one (saving a copy of the old file before doing so is highly recommended if you want to restore the old palette).
Where the user configuration folder is located depends on your operating system:
- Linux: ~/.openoffice.org/3/user/config/
- Windows XP: \Documents and Settings\«user»\Application Data\OpenOffice.org\3\user\config\
- Vista: \Users\«user»\AppData\Roaming\OpenOffice.org\3\user\config\
Where «user» is your Windows user name. The name of some of the folder may also vary depending on the language of your OS.
And this is it. The next time you launch OpenOffice, the new palette will be loaded and ready to use.
This file can be distributed and modified freely as long as you give credit to its authors.
Update: Now the file with the palettes is stored in a public dropbox folder. I hope this finally will solve the problems I have experienced using other servers.
Update 19/oct/2010: Like Sammy himself said, his palette is no longer available in the net so I've removed the link.
Update 9/nov/2010: I've released a new palette. Check it out!
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Hola! Your palette seems very nice but i'm not able to download it. May you post the correct link? Thx in advance.
[...] Change default color palette in OpenOffice « i.uve.a.ene. [...]
I have palette with google-doc color, but without olive color and without very light color. You work is very gut. THX
Great to see that my Google inspired palette has been useful to you.
For your information: I've taken down my Google site, so the link to it doesn't work anymore.
Thanks and have a good day.
[...] been more than a year since I released my own color palette for OpenOffice so I thought it was time to release a new one. This time it is organized in a [...]
thank you for helping make oocalc spreadsheets legible. this has been grating on me for the longest time.


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Rebellion boss, Jason Kingsley, has confirmed that Aliens vs. Predator will appear on the games streaming service OnLive.
Kingsley told the IBIS/LBS Videogames Investment Network that Rebellion were working with OnLive to prepare AvP to run on the service.
Kingsley made the comments as part of a speech extolling the virtues of opportunities outside the traditional console sphere controlled by the major platform holders.
He said: "We're working on something with OnLive at the moment, which enables you to play one of our games, Aliens vs Predator - but you don't actually have to own a copy of the game, you can play it remotely."
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Kingsley's announcement could indicate that Sega has signed up for OnLive alongside EA, Ubisoft and Take-Two - but they have declined to comment.
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-Arizona Cardinals (5-1) beat the Oakland Raiders 24-13 and move into first place in the NFC West. This Sunday Oct 26th the Cardinals play the 5-1 Eagles in Arizona!!
Visit Sedona and book a trip to watch the Cardinals play this season!! Tickets here
-Arizona Wildcats (5-1)Wildcats are ranked #15 in the nation and look to rebound this week after a loss to USC 28-26. The Cats play Washington St. this Saturday OCT 25th.GO CATS!!!
-Arizona State Sun Devils(5-1) pick up a big win against Stanford 26-10 and improve to #14 in the nation. Sun Devils play Washington this Saturday OCT 25th. GO SUN DEVILS
-Come enjoy Sedona and its refreshing fall weather!