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Thanks for the interview plug, Juli. You're too kind ;)
I'm excited to finally get to hear the new Gretchen Peters album. I definitely owe it to my ears after subjecting them to the new Tim McGraw album.
Sad to hear about Haggard's declining health status. It shouldn't be any surprise, granted………but still difficult to hear about! =(
I've always been impressed that the Hag doesn't seem to ever entertain the idea of quitting no matter how serious his health problems get. He'll probably be like Buck and die in his sleep some night right after a show….
Tonight's Music City Roots is featuring "Belmont Bands" that include: Kopecky Family Band, Apache Relay, Westbound Rangers, Shirock, Leah Korbin, and Jim Lauderdale is back from Europe. Should be another "interesting" show.
Link: http://www.musiccityroots.com/
That Marty Stuart and Blue Highway pairing will be top notch. Its just a shame Mountain Stage has anything to do with the NPR/PBS establishment! Oh well.
I've always been impressed that the Hag doesn't seem to ever entertain the idea of quitting no matter how serious his health problems get.
Last I knew, he was saying that he can't afford to quit.
Hag and Buck are in the great tradition of E.T. who I was lucky enough to see at the Townhouse in Emeryville (a real honky tonk, pre-gentrification)and who looked like death warmed over, chain smokin' on the bus between sets, but once on stage he lit up the whole house and you could see he'd rather perform till he dropped than retire and die in bed. Here's sending good thoughts Merle's way, hope he makes it back home to Redding soon.
Seems to me that it's not at all unusual for artists across all genres–Tony Bennett, Ray Price, Pete Seeger!, etc.–to keep performing as long as they physically can, and as long as there's still an audience that wants to hear them.
Funny, I think the best part of the whole page was:
If you've got little kids and an iPad/iPhone, let them play with the app "Barnyard Bluegrass."
That app is frickin' awesome. If you have a kid, get it. Period.
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Splurged on last night of touring before a week in Paris and the money was well-spent. Rooms were very comfortable and approached 5-star levels of finish, though in a rustic way befitting the setting. Dinner was beyond good, you feel like you are eating an artistic creation. Breakfast was merely excellent...simple food prepared with superb ingredients. What's it worth? Costs about twice the more pedestrian places but a high point of our month in France, so therefore a bargain.
The staff was friendly, the room clean and modern, its proximity to Monet's house and garden was good.
While we don't mind quirky, a large bath tub in the middle of the room with no privacy, no shower (there was a shower head thing attached to the tub, which sprayed all over), the separate WC with no ventilation, and a huge wooden beam right next to the bed: a little too quirky for our comfort. Also, if not dining in the onsite restaurant, there really is nowhere to eat in the neighboring areas, and believe me we tried to find one!
Friendly helpful staff Comfortable bed & pillows
Terrible smell everywhere especially in the lobby, up the stairs & landings & in the room beside the bar - really clung to our clothes & difficult to bear. Don't know cause - old, musty, damp smell? Very unfortunate as it spoiled our stay. Overall very expensive especially the choice of wines - really not justified for a hotel of this standard. Disappointing stay
Beautiful property with an excellent restaurant
Friendly staff, bright and comfortable room, walking distance to Monet Garden yet away from the other tourist. Restaurant serves excellent french cuisine.
Not enough rack or shelves for our luggage (we have 2 large suitcases)
Beautiful dinner. Staff very welcoming. All good !
Loved everything from the attentive staff, especially Nadia, to the gorgeous room and wonderful food.
Jardin des Plumes is an extraordinary establishment. Our evening meal in the restaurant and breakfast the following day were delicious and very reasonably priced for the quality. We also received a free upgrade to a suite! The staff are so friendly and the grounds are beautiful and well cared for. If you are visiting Giverny or the surrounding areas, I cannot recommend JdP highly enough!
Great location Great food Very friendly staff
Beautiful garden. Accommodating staff. Fantastic shower. Spacious room.
Less than "complete" breakfast. Chairs in breakfast room too low for mature adults (65-ish). Breakfast tables TINY. Dinner menu not to our liking. Only one easy chair in room, although it would have easily accommodated two. The chair which is in the room is too low. Really need a luggage rack so luggage can be easily accessed without putting it on the bed.
The staff were very friendly and accommodating. The property is beautifully set within a garden setting. The property is comfortable and clean. The property is perfectly located to visit Monet's gardens and the surrounding attractions.
This was the first place we stayed on our 2 wk trip to France and it is absolutely fabulous. The best staff, best coffee, best food. Walk to Monet's garden and other attractions. Nardia and her team are the secret to this hotel and the wonderful experience we had. Would deffinately stay again. Only an hour from Charles de Galle.
The staff Quentin is very kind gay
Great room (especially the shower), lovely setting with beautiful garden and super restaurant.
Very uncomfortable, weirdly furnished and cramped breakfast room.
We were given individual attention particularly in creating meals for me considering my multiple allergies. Staff was kind, caring and very friendly. A memorable stay.
Bathtub in the room and no shower.
We had a brilliant welcome from Quentin and as we were staying for three nights we were given a free upgrade which resulted in a superb room with plenty of room. Our meal at the restaurant was stunning and even though it appeared expensive the portions were excellent. The staff serving were also informative and friendly. Nothing seemed too much trouble. The breakfast was also very good with different food being offered each day. Our reason for staying at the hotel was to visit Monet's Garden and House plus the Impressionists Museum both of which were a few minutes walk away. We also followed the artists trail and went to the lovely Church and also went to see the Churchyard where Monet and his family were buried. There was plenty to see and do and despite the village being visited by thousands over the year the village still retains a village feel.
Hard as we try we can not find any fault with the hotel.
Loved the friendliness of the staff & amazing attention to detail The restaurant was an experience we will always remember Top class cuisine
Would have liked a shower as the bath was difficult to get in & out of as we are a mature couple
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quite &beautiful place. Excellent staff! amazning! view!小院的美景惊呆了所有人!晚餐非常棒!
excellent food and staff
poor sound proofing between floors
AMAZING food, we could barely move after all the delicious meals we had there - breakfast, lunch and dinner. Very calm garden surrounds, lovely design throughout the house and studios.
Some of the staff were a little 'off' but the friendliness and amazing service of others meant we knew who to approach when we wanted a drink or had questions. It was a shame as it was the one thing that made the stay feel a little uncomfortable. It would be ideal if the top windows in the split-level studios could open just a crack as the aircon sounded like a plane taking off and it was really too hot with just the downstairs window open.
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Monday is light day for the hotel, so most services are not available. Dinner, drinks
good location for visit to Monet's garden.
Very slow service at dinner - and limited choice on set menu. Extremely poor sleep as we could hear movement from room overhead into early hours, and also noise from road outside. NOT what we expect from a Relais de Silence!
What a wonderful place to stay for the last night of our holiday. We had been in France for 4 wks touring & although we stayed in some lovely hotels, this was definitely the best. The staff could`nt do enough for you,making us very welcome. The room & the most comfortable bed,food fabulous and all in lovely grounds. Then to finish off, its 8 minutes away from Monet`s garden. Wonderful !
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[BEIJING] China has reinforced a ban on selling property built by villages or farmers on rural land, state media reported yesterday, dashing hopes for a quick policy change after a top-level party meeting.
The Ministry of Land and Resources and the Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development have jointly issued an urgent circular ordering a halt to sales of "small-property-rights housing", which is built on rural land without going through state planning, the Economic Information Daily said.
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A Montreal businessman is the latest suitor for the Phoenix Coyotes. Steve Stotland is teaming with undisclosed local investors in a potential bid to buy the Coyotes and keep them in Arizona.
The Toronto Globe and Mail reported Stotland's interest Tuesday night. The National Hockey League also confirmed talks with the Stotland-led group regarding the Coyotes.
Glenn Williamson, CEO of the Canada Arizona Business Council and a private equity investor, said Stotland was in Glendale for the Nov. 12 game against the Montreal Canadians.
Stotland was meeting with Coyotes management and others during that visit. Williamson said Stotland wants to keep the team in the Phoenix market.
"He's deadly serious about keeping the team here," Williamson said.
Frank Brown, vice president of public relations for the NHL, said the league wants to resell the club as quickly as possible but would not comment on specific bids or suitors.
Names of the Phoenix-area investors were not disclosed.
Stotland previously was involved with the Washington Capitals and was interested in buying the Montreal Canadiens in 2000.
The Coyotes are in Chapter 11 bankruptcy. The NHL bought the team from owner Jerry Moyes for $140 million via U.S. Bankruptcy Court after a $243 million bid by Canadian billionaire Jim Balsillie was turned down by Judge Redfield Baum.
Stotland told the Globe and Mail he plans on keeping the Coyotes in the Phoenix market.
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[9] November 18, 2014 at 6:43pm
This does not have anything to do about M Brown, the police officer, or either of their actions. It is, in the eyes of the Marxist, Democratic socialist, progressive, communist left, a means to an end and nothing more. It never has anything to do with rights, morality, justice or any of the values that empower humans to thrive, and evolve to better individuals and a prosperous society. It is about power control and oppression.. and this is just another "crisis" they will use as a means to their ends.
[7] November 12, 2014 at 4:30am
There are few faces and voices that still give me hope that this nation has not totally fallen into the hands of lies, deception and corruption. God Bless Trey and all those who truly represent the Republic and OUR Constitution.
[1] November 11, 2014 at 6:47pm
I'm starting to see all these "troll" remarks the same as "Neo" saw the agents in "The Matrix" Their comments don't even rise to the level of a rational conversation.
[4] November 11, 2014 at 7:56am
God's Love and Protection to the Beck Family and all his Friends and staff at The Blaze. We share your goals if not your vision! Thank you everyone for all the GOoDness you've brought to our live and our nation.
[1] November 11, 2014 at 7:47am
Maybe some day you will become more aware of something greater than yourself and realize that what you've described is a reflection of who you are. I hope you can overcome the anger, envy, and confusion and understand your true place in life. You obviously do not understand "natural law" and are swimming against the currents of life. You will tire soon and learn how to flow with life and not against it. A little hint – This is how "God" talks to you!
[30] November 5, 2014 at 5:06pm
Prayers for you Dan! Divine Providence!
[8] October 28, 2014 at 1:46pm
So, as long as Veterans, Christians, Patriots, NRA members, and Tea Party members throw Molotov cocktails they will be taken off the terrorist list?
[4] October 11, 2014 at 5:14pm
This was already tried… it was called Detroit.
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October 7, 2014 at 8:59pm
I can't believe it. It looks impossible that no body was hurt… Just a split second either way and it could have been a very bad accident.
October 7, 2014 at 5:05pm
That fits the same MO as liberals, Marxist, progressives, and communists. They are what they despise. But that is ok because the ends always justifies the means.
[1] September 30, 2014 at 6:54pm
I can't imagine the "pucker factor" anyone who sits in the hot seat facing the Honorable Trey Gowdy must feel because I can feel it from here. It is about time someone call's these self-righteous disconnected, Federal Employees back to reality and feels the call to perform effectively and efficiently by real world standards, which is exactly the root of the problems we face in this nation. Less power to the government and more to the people… What a concept!
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[10] September 29, 2014 at 9:03pm
Gutshottt… that is exactly what I was thinking.. I think the whole country knows that things might get "bad" soon… I pray I'm wrong.
God Save The Republic from enemies both foreign and domestic.
[3] September 27, 2014 at 3:07pm
What the story did not tell you is that this guy was actually trying out for the lead role as "Bug Man!!!"
[1] September 26, 2014 at 8:15am
I've got that beat…. I found an old McDonalds French Fry between the seats of my car and I KNOW that predates those silly molecules those scientists found.
September 25, 2014 at 7:15pm
Um…. guys.. it's an outdoor camera.. In the summer… what are there lots of things flying around that also like to crawl across cameras as well as people???
Seriously.. this is troubling… Superstitious LEOs? What will they do next… as you for your license and a chicken to sacrifice to scare away the evil spirits?
Soon human sacrifice will be a protected form of free speech… Oh yea.. the Marxist/ Progressive/ RHINOs do that already… Abortion, Death Panels, Dealing with anyone who goes against the regime… How silly of me…
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[24] September 17, 2014 at 9:00am
A few years ago at Selfridge AFB in Michigan, I went to the airshow.. The Thunderbirds were there and at one time, one had split off and came around behind the crowd as we watched the other two.(sneaky little devil) He must have been near Mach because you could not even hear him until he was 1000 yards (a second or two) or less away ( and under 1000 ft).. and then you thought a bomb went off… I can not imagine how frightening it would be in battle to have aircraft like that stalking you… the power and speed you have to "feel" to believe.. God Bless and Protect our Soldiers!
[1] September 13, 2014 at 1:35pm
I know what you mean about if someone surrenders, that should be honored… But from the LEO's perspective at the time: He is alone and without back up.. He was just seriously injured and unsure if he will remain conscious, able to see or be able to defend myself much longer. The person in front of him already proven themselves extremely violent, and tried to take his gun and possibly kill him with it. Would you "trust" this person who now puts his hands up? Would you trust this person to honor the surrender too if you do go unconscious or incapable of seeing/ fighting? What if it was a Kill or be Killed scenario? Does that change the meaning of putting your hands up at this stage of the incident?
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[2] September 10, 2014 at 1:31pm
It fits the Marxist/progressive/liberal/RINO MO… Dumb down the people, hook them on entitlements, remove all since of morality and community responsibility.. and milk the system dry for personal gain.. Let what is left to die and move on.. or is that Moveon.org I should say…
[2] September 7, 2014 at 9:06am
I have an idea. How about all those who are against amnesty put a large bumper sticker of a capital "A" with a circle/slash around it… to show just how many people DO NOT WANT AMNESTY OF ANY KIND to be given.. When 90% of all the cars/truck/planes/ bicycles have the "A" on them, maybe the politicians will get the message?
[2] August 29, 2014 at 2:20pm
Not OUR greater needs.. Glenn's greater needs: His famly, health, religion etc. I do not "need" Glenn.. I do respect what he has done with his life and how he has worked for a greater good. He has uncovered some very valuable information and supported a very positive cause(s). Is he perfect and infallible? Heck no.. but how many who criticize him have touched as many lives as he and his staff have? Not many… If you feel his ambitions have gone beyond his supporters, then don't support him… I'm just giving him the credit earned and wishing him the best..
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Makes 4 servingsThis recipe assures that sometimes less is indeed more. Although this simple dish calls for just a few ingredients, it always makes a big hit with guests. As the fish cooks, I like to prepare buttered couscous and haricots verts to serve as accompaniments.
For the fish
4 (6-ounce) salmon fillets
Olive oil for brushing
Salt and pepper to taste
For the sauce
1 (12-ounce) package frozen pitted red cherries
½ cup fresh orange juice
1 teaspoon cold water
1 teaspoon cornstarch
1 tablespoon raspberry vinegar
1 teaspoon extra-virgin olive oil
Position the oven rack about 5 inches from the heating element and preheat the broiler.
Lightly brush the salmon with oil. Place, skin-side down, on a baking sheet or broiler pan. Broil for 4 minutes or until the desired doneness. Sprinkle with salt and pepper.
Meanwhile, combine the cherries and orange juice in a small saucepan over high heat. Cook, stirring occasionally, for 3 minutes, and then reduce the heat to medium.
Stir together the water and cornstarch in a small bowl until smooth. Add to the saucepan and stir for 2 minutes or until thickened to a maple-syrup consistency. Stir in the vinegar and olive oil. Remove the pan from the heat.
To serve, transfer the salmon fillets to plates and top with the sauce.
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US PGA Tour star Marc Leishman insists James Nitties' bagman is squarely to blame for the 'caddie whack' incident that has rocked the Australian Open.
Leishman, Australia's only winner on the US PGA tour this season, on Friday welcomed an investigation into the dust-up between his caddie Matt Kelly and Grant Buchanan, the bagman of compatriot Nitties.
The PGA Tour of Australasia condemned the incident, which occurred near a practice green as the players prepared for their opening rounds, and did not rule out involving police.
However, it appears more likely one or both of the caddies will cop fines from the PGA, with an outcome expected by the end of next week.
The pair had to be separated during the incident, which was fuelled by an altercation between the caddies at the Star casino on Tuesday night.
Buchanan claimed Kelly had made taunts over Nitties' failure to crack the US PGA Tour but the blame game continued on Friday, with Leishman adamant his caddie was the victim.
"I don't think me or Matty have got anything to worry about," Leishman said.
"I was there and he (Kelly) didn't do anything.
"He stood there, copped what he got and didn't do anything apart from that. I was proud of him, to be honest."
Leishman was shocked by the incident but it clearly hasn't derailed his Open campaign.
He shot a respectable even-par 72 on Friday to remain at two under and progress to the weekend as Nitties was headed for an early exit after rounds of 77 and 71.
"It really didn't affect me at all because he (Kelly) wasn't in the wrong," Leishman said.
Nitties said the whole situation caught him off guard after only arriving in Sydney on Thursday.
"Really I don't know the whole concept of what and why and that sort of stuff," Nitties said.
"I'm unbiased about it. I can't really say I'm on anyone's side.
"I don't know both stories but Grant is one of my best friends, we go way back and I know he's a great person."
Nitties denied there was a class divide between US-based Australian golfers and those who hadn't cracked the top tour.
"I didn't think so ... everyone usually gets on great," he said.
Tournament director Andrew Langford-Jones said organisers were saddened the incident - which occurred in front of other players and spectators - had taken attention away from the tournament.
He expected the investigation to wrap up next week.
"Having spoken with those involved, there is still a need to speak with a number of other individuals who may be able to provide further information on the incident," Langford-Jones said in a statement.
"... If, as a result of our inquiries, other agencies need to be involved, they will be notified."
Fairfax Media saw punches being thrown before the pair fell to the ground and continued wrestling in front of players and spectators. ''Matt was a good friend of mine, [or] so I thought,'' Buchanan said. ''He said some things that offended me and I approached him to clarify it and clear the air, and he pretty much laughed in my face.''
What began as a war of words a couple of days ago at the Star casino ended in embarrassment for the pair and tournament officials. The men were eventually separated, but not before Kelly sustained a cut above his lip and was forced to leave the course to wash the blood from his face.
It isn't the first time Kelly has been involved in a fight that has landed him in hot water. He faced court last year after an alcohol-fuelled brawl in his Victorian home town of Warrnambool.
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PGA Tour of Australasia officials approached Kelly and Buchanan when they returned to the clubhouse after their round, with investigations into the matter to continue today.
''I regret it but I was put in an awkward situation, I guess,'' Buchanan said. ''I'm a passionate person and when people say things about myself and friends who I care deeply about, it's hard. Sometimes people say things and think nothing should come of it. But I just think sometimes people should be responsible for what they say.''
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In Victor Davis Hanson's latest column, he included this gem of a quote,
It is a depressing characteristic of government today to loudly enact legislation and impose regulations of little utility, while neglecting to address the root causes of truly serious problems. — Victor Davis Hanson
What he's describing is something that happens both with people and nations that have lost confidence in their ability to deal with their biggest problems. Because the issues confronting them seem to be insurmountable, they begin to major in minor things. Then they either distract themselves with trivia or make a big deal over dubious symbolic victories that ultimately mean nothing. The hoarder organizes a handful of things in his kitchen, the guy who can't get a job spends all day watching TV instead of putting out resumes and we pat ourselves on the back for cutting a bipartisan deal to avoid a fiscal cliff disaster that does nothing of significance to control our spending problems.
When you recognize that pattern of behavior, it's an indication of a deep and abiding sickness that is unlikely to be dealt with until some sort of serious crisis forces the matter.
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This flourishing community of New Age entrepreneurs isn't just a loose collection of tarot card readers, yoga instructors and crystal sellers. Businesses whose owners say they are "spiritually aligned" run the gamut from makers of alternative dwellings to computer services, bike shops, restaurants, construction companies, spas and creative services firms.
These are people who may identify themselves as Buddhists, worshippers of the divine feminine (goddess worshipers), pagans, followers of some ancient Celtic or East Indian religious tradition, or simply as being in touch or tune with a cosmic unifying spirit. Their commercial objective may be to turn a profit, but their practices and products are designed to be in harmony with the universe.
In almost any other location, these spiritually aligned businesses might be considered on the fringe of the commercial spectrum. But in Ashland, they fit right in.
"My next-door neighbor is the publisher of the DailyOM" says Ashland Mayor John Stromberg, referring to an online publication devoted to spiritual news, advice and opinion. "We just don't think anything about it. Those things are just kind of accepted as the norm around here."
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I am beginning to see that elderhood needs and is very likely to benefit from a bolus of transgression, of searching, probing, of not knowing. I'm pretty sure that Jenny Sasser (the original geropunk) would also agree with me that the cultivation of a searching but confident unknowingness should be injected into the lives of adults as well.
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A small test for Big Lots Inc. could pay off with large returns down the road.
The Columbus-based closeout retailer will embark on remodeling efforts this fall in two of its markets, making over 16 stores in Florida and on the West Coast. Store overhaul programs may be commonplace in the retail industry, but Big Lots has never undertaken a full remodeling program, so the test represents a first for the company.
"In years past, what we've done, rightly or wrongly, is a refresh," said Chuck Haubiel, executive vice president and chief administrative officer.
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"She swings through the air until she touches the sky."
Words to a ditty my dad sang as he pushed my swing more than 60 years ago. He encouraged me to pursue outdoor activities, but he spent time with my brothers practicing ball drills, so they could make the teams. As I came through school, there were no sports available for girls. My years at the University of Tennessee in Knoxville pre-date the Lady Vols and the wonder of their success.
If you have any doubt of the far-reaching effects of women's access to athletics, please read Sum It Up: 1098 Victories, a Couple of Irrelevant Losses, and a Life in Perspective by Pat Head Summitt with Sally Jenkins. You might want to start with the honor roll at the end; ii includes her list of championships and then the incredible list of young athletes and where they are in their careers.
For me, the descriptions of Pat Head growing up "hard-scrabble" in Tennessee, working and playing alongside her brothers, were most touching. I could lift a bale of hay, but I never contemplated slinging it up into the loft. I never dared played hoops 1-on-1 with my brothers. Pat, however, was a competitor from the "git-go." Her player-success led to her coaching position at the University of Tennessee, and "the rest is history" — the history of women's struggle for equality in athletics. It makes for fascinating reading.
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2/26/2013, Adar 16, 5773
Shas Parties in Jerusalem for Shushan Purim
The heads of the Shas faction partied in Jerusalem on Monday in honor of Shushan Purim.
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