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Eva Rebecca Cromer
Nov. 14, 1918
York County
Pennsylvania, USA
Oct. 31, 2011
York County
Pennsylvania, USA
Eva R. Cromer, 92, of Dillsburg passed away Monday, October 31, 2011 at her home.
She was born November 14, 1918 in Franklin Township, York County, PA. She was the daughter of the late George & Alice (Williams) Cromer.
Eva was a retired custodian from the Northern York County School District. She had also formerly worked at the Dillsburg Shoe Factory and Bethany Village. She was a member of Calvary United Methodist Church, Dillsburg where she was a former Sunday School Teacher for over 20 years; the Dillsburg Golden Age Club and a former member of the CY Travel Club. She also loved crafting; especially quilting, knitting and sewing.
She is survived by her son, Barry H. Cromer and his wife, Donna, of Dillsburg. Her grandchildren; Annie Cooke and her husband Tom, Jason Cromer and his wife Dalora, and Kirby Cromer and his wife Melissa. She also leaves behind 7 great-grandchildren and many nieces and nephews. She was predeceased by her brothers and sister; John, Wilbert, Gilbert and Luther Cromer and Thelma Shambaugh.
Services will be held Friday, 10:30 am, November 4, 2011 at the Cocklin Funeral Home, Inc., 30 N. Chestnut St., Dillsburg, PA. Burial will be in the Dillburg Cemetery - Mountain Road. A viewing will be held Friday, from 9:30 - 10:30 am at the funeral home.
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1. Arkansas runs out of gas…. again. In its six losses this season, Arkansas scored a grand total of 40 points after halftime. Twenty-six of those points came against Georgia, and the Hogs were down 38-6 at the break. In losses to Auburn, Alabama, Texas A&M, Mississippi State and Friday versus Missouri, Arkansas either watched leads turn into deficits or close leads turn into blowouts. I'm not sure if it's play-calling, execution, halftime adjustments, depth or team conditioning, but it's something Bret Bielema will have to fix next season if the Razorbacks are to be in contention for a title more meaningful than The Nation's Best 6-6 Team.
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Missouri won six straight games to clinch SEC East – underdogs in four.
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4.The best part of Western Kentucky 67, Marshall 66 wasn't that Brandon Doughty and Rakeem Cato combined to complete 63-of-96 passes for 908 yards and an NCAA-record 15 touchdowns with six interceptions, it's that WKU's Leon Allen rushed 33 times for 237 yards and a touchdown, while Marshall's Steward Butler answered with 24 rushes for 233 yards and two scores.
5. The best turnaround you haven't witnessed this season has been Troy Calhoun at Air Force. Calhoun went 34-18 from 2007-10, slipped to 13-13 in 2011-12, and then bottomed out to 2-10 last season. But he's rebounded in a big way in 2014, knocking off 10-1 Colorado State 24-22 to polish off a 9-3 regular season, a seven-win bump from last season's disappointment.
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Video: Here's the two-point conversion of the season
Trailing Arkansas 14-12 in a de facto SEC semifinal game, Missouri offensive coordinator Josh Henson called the two-point play that's assuredly been burning a hole in his pocket all season… if not his entire life.
Mizzou's trying to get itself kicked out of the SEC with that kind of offensive creativity. What a boss two-point call.
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Have not seen better play design than that right there, on a tying two-point conversion by Mizzou, all season. 14-14, early 4Q.
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That was a helluva play call.
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Mark Snyder will not return as Texas A&M's defensive coordinator
Update> Sources FootballScoop has spoken with confirm that A&M is looking to hire who Kevin Sumlin believes is the best defensive coordinator in the country. We understand that list is very, very short and begins with Pat Narduzzi and Will Muschamp.
Original post> Mark Snyder will not return as Texas A&M's defensive coordinator, the school announced on Friday afternoon.
A&M won't go small for their new DC. I'd look for a guy like Muschamp, Narduzzi, Shoop, etc… whoever Sumlin feels most comfortable with.
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There have been whispers about David Gibbs at Houston being a candidate (at A&M). Maybe. Think they look bigger first.
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As will probably be the case with another high-profile SEC program or two, Will Muschamp will be a (the?) primary target for DC opening.
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The Aggies, who finished 7-5 this season after a 5-0 start, ranked 11th or lower in the 14-team SEC in every major defensive category except yards per attempt allowed, where they finished tied for ninth.
The final straw came Thursday night, as LSU ran for 384 yards on 6.7 per carry in a 23-17 Tigers victory. The Aggies also allowed Missouri to rush for 335 yards the game prior in a 34-27 defeat.
Snyder will receive a $700,000 buyout to be paid through March 2016. Linebackers coach Mark Hagen will be the interim defensive coordinator for the Aggies' to-be-determined bowl game.
As always, stay tuned to @FootballScoop and The Scoop for the latest.
Photos: Missouri breaking out new black-on-black helmets for Arkansas
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The Wayne Husak/Memorial Day Tournament will take place Saturday and Sunday at Choctaw Country Club.
The entry fee for the two-player scramble is $100.
SPIRO — One Spiro High School senior baseball player finally had his dream come true to make state. Now, Tyler Didway just had another one come true.
Didway signed with Carl Albert State College Monday morning inside Spiro High School Principal Kyle House's office.
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The Wolf Ridge Women's Golf Association seventh annual 2-Lady Invitational Scramble will begin with a shotgun start at 9 a.m. this morning at Wolf Ridge Golf Course.
Editor's Note — Due to a publishing error, this week's schedule failed to get published into Saturday's physical edition of The Poteau Daily News. The Poteau Daily News regrets any inconvenience this caused.
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In-conference defense: 0.89 points allowed per possession (2nd)
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Portal 2's Chell nearly married a turret
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Valve keeps on giving with Mann Vs. Machine - and continues to show how free-to-play should be done.
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Steam Community update beta live for first 50,000 to earn the "Pillar of the Steam Community" badge
Team Fortress 2 hub available for all.
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Disallows class action lawsuits, improves individual claims.
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World record Portal speedrun completed in 8 minutes
Holey impressive.
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Steam hardware survey shows rise in lower-end PCs
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NASA launches Portal 2 character into orbit
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Jason Holtman gives a peek inside Valve's unique structure
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Get ready to think with Legos.
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Steam Summer Sale is now live
You don't need to eat for a month, right?
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Wonderful Team Fortress 2 Pyromania patch brings rainbows, flowers, musical death-instruments
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Valve profiles the masked merc.
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July did not start off so hot. On the 1st and 2nd, all I did was sit on my duff. I barely got off the couch. Not quite sure why... maybe just a little funk.
But this morning I managed to get to the gym. I did about an hour of strength training/cycling... it felt good. I hate to make excuses for my lazy self, but it's been so darn hot that I don't even want to move!
I do have another triathlon coming up in about three weeks... I need to get on the ball with my training.
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I've been slacking on my Sparking... sometimes it happens.
Hubs and I are going to a picnic today at his cousin's house.
It's hot... off to drink some water.
I have a literal pain in the butt. I have been stretching and rolling all day! I think more rolling and some rest is just what I need.
I've been working hard to get this house ready to put on the market. I fixed the drywall in the bathroom (I always feel kind of bad-a$$ when I fix something myself), caulked everything, and primed it this evening. The piano is ready to be moved tomorrow - between 11 and 1 movers are coming to take my piano down to my dad's house. I'm a little sad - my grandmother left me her piano. It's a nice one, so I don't want to just get rid of it. I'm not sentimental about *things* usually, but this piano is an exception. Why, oh why, couldn't she have left me a violin?
Dinner is cooking - quinoa pasta with andouille sausage and peas. I had the exact same thing last night, but it's easy and it keeps me from getting takeout. I am also treating myself to some vino - I haven't had wine in WEEKS!
- water water water!
- swimming - I need an easy recovery day from today's 7 miles. I haven't done 7 miles in FOREVER. It felt really good, although I did tweak something in my bum.
- paint the bathroom!
I flexed my home improvement muscles today! We are trying to get this house on the market, and the last big thing I have to do is paint the upstairs bathroom. There is a little drywall damage above the shower, so I figured out how to take care of it. I'm proud of myself for taking care of this myself instead of calling someone else to fix it. It was really easy! And it will be ready to paint tomorrow afternoon.
Tomorrow's plan is to go for a long run at a local Rails to Trails. Nice and flat, easy gravel trail, and shaded. Yahoo!
Off to get ready for bed...
So the upside to my getting laid off is that I am really determined to move on with my career in education. While I was teaching, I got my masters in Curriculum and Instruction (C&I). About a month before I got laid off, I decided to go back to school to get my Supervisory Certificate in C&I. Little did I know, it would be a really good decision.
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Kate Hudson Welcomes a Baby Boy!
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The new addition joins big brother, Ryder, 7, whose dad is Hudson's ex-husband Chris Robinson.
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The girl has slept around a lot. Who be dat baby daddy?
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Since she is NOT on the public dole for AFDC, WIC, SNAP, or any other program, it is not our concern who the baby's daddy is. Only the baby and Kate need to know.
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wonder if it's white or black.......
- Monday 11 JulyBy bigD
The father is white and so is she so does that answer your question?
- Sunday 10 JulyBy Nancy
It's interesting, in this day and age, with birth control being so inexpensive, that stars keep getting pregnant so often.
- Sunday 10 JulyBy granny
Bingo ! I totally agree.
- Sunday 10 JulyBy Paula
Being pregnant is a status symbol to them. *shaking head*
- Sunday 10 JulyBy joan
Agree totally. Seems that having a child out of wedlock has gotten to be the norm in Hollywood. Morals there are rock bottom it appears. Oh for the good old days when sleeping around was not flauted and media reported only good news not everything personal in stars lives.
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Ever think of the possibility that she wanted to be pregnant??
- Sunday 10 JulyBy courtney
@Nancy you're an idiot most women on oral hormonal contraception don't use it correctly and there's a certain percentage of women that can't use birth control of any sort plus it's an aboritifaciant if taken while pregnant or trying to conceive. she loves Ryder so much that she wanted another baby and her and Matt were blessed with one
- Sunday 10 JulyBy Donna
Courtney stop making excuses for these bimbos that get knocked up and are old enough to know better. If they forget to take the pill then dont have sex or use a condom. If they can not take birth control then use something else. You must be one of these morons that got knocked up. So Please stop making excuses for these so called women.
- Sunday 10 JulyBy lynette
Courtney, Your rude and wrong!
- Monday 11 JulyBy Noelle
Or they can always go about it the old fashioned way, remain celibate until they marry. Then they don't have to worry about the child being out of wedlock. Not only is it the right thing to do --it's safer.
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You'd have to be an idiot to know how to pop a pill daily! Just sayin'...
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...To *not* know....
- Sunday 10 JulyBy KS.
Anyway...congrats to you Kate. Hope all are doing well. A son is a wonderful blessing.
- Sunday 10 JulyBy margie
Well said. I'm sure she isn't asking anyone else to help her provide for this child so best to them all!!!
- Sunday 10 JulyBy ashley
congrats kate
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Environmental and Physiological Factors Affecting Lead and Cadmium Levels in Deciduous Teeth
- J. Bayo,
- S. Moreno-Grau,
- M. J. Martinez,
- J. Moreno,
- J. M. Angosto,
- J. J. Guillén Pérez,
- L. Garcia Marcos,
- J. Moreno-Clavel
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Shed deciduous teeth lead and cadmium content of children from Cartagena (Spain) was assessed. Parents were provided with an interview containing different questions concerning family socioeconomic status, child's health history, zone of residence, or home antiquity. Besides, physiological variables were considered, i.e., sex of donor, presence of caries, type of tooth donated, tooth weight, age of shedding, and position within the mouth. Tooth lead and cadmium data showed a positively skewed distribution and were log-normalized for further analyses. No statistically significant differences could be observed for lead and cadmium values according to the sex of donor. Both heavy metals decreased in content from incisors to molars and with age of shedding. The one-way analysis of variance (ANOVA) displayed both environmental and physiological risk factors contributing to high tooth lead and cadmium values. When a multifactor ANOVA was carried out, the associations between home antiquity, nail biting habit, and jaw with tooth lead levels, as well as those between zone of residence and tooth cadmium levels were found to persist. However, the only common factor for both heavy metals in the multiple analyses was the type of tooth.
- Title
- Environmental and Physiological Factors Affecting Lead and Cadmium Levels in Deciduous Teeth
- Journal
Archives of Environmental Contamination and Toxicology
Volume 41, Issue 2 , pp 247-254
- Cover Date
- 2001-08-01
- 10.1007/s002440010245
- Print ISSN
- 0090-4341
- Online ISSN
- 1432-0703
- Publisher
- Springer-Verlag
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- Authors
- J. Bayo (A1)
- S. Moreno-Grau (A1)
- M. J. Martinez (A1)
- J. Moreno (A1)
- J. M. Angosto (A1)
- J. J. Guillén Pérez (A2)
- L. Garcia Marcos (A2)
- J. Moreno-Clavel (A1)
- Author Affiliations
- A1. Department of Chemical and Environmental Engineering, Technical University of Cartagena, E-30203 Cartagena, Spain, ES
- A2. Epidemiological and Clinical Researching Unit, Department of Sanitary and Social Policy, E-30201 Cartagena, Spain, ES


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October 15, 2014 The New England Kitchen Cookbook Launch at Island Creek Oyster Bar
Last week I attended a cookbook launch party at Island Creek Oyster Bar. Jeremy Sewall has an impressive resume. He was nominated as a rising star chef by the James Beard Foundation, he opened Great Bay in 2003, opened his own restaurant, Lineage in Brookline, in 2006, collaborated on Eastern Standard in 2009, opened Island Creek Oyster Bar in 2010 and opened Row 34 in 2013.
In Sewall's new cookbook with partner Erin Byers Murray, they explore contemporary versions of New England Classics. Guests gathered for a book signing and light bites.
While the raw bar and passed appetizers were delicious, these cider donuts stole the show for me. They came out from the kitchen warm and the glaze just melted in your mouth. I may have had two!
The photos, taken by Michael Harlan Turkell, in the book are beautiful.
Bites for the evening included lobster tacos and a toast topped with mushrooms, Parmesan cheese and truffle oil.
The raw bar boasted colossal shrimp.
They were shucking oysters all night long.
Island Creek Oyster Bar is open for dinner Monday – Thursday 4pm-11pm, Friday-Saturday 4pm-11:30pm and Sunday 10:30am-11pm.
Island Creek Oyster Bar
500 Commonwealth Ave., Boston, MA
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October 14, 2014 Liquid Art House
Liquid Art House had it's media preview of their newest art collection "Ready to Bare" on October 7th. Artists featured in this exhibit included: Kerry Armstrong, Fanny Bucchiotty, Chris Cavallero, Giovanni Decunto, Rimantas Dichavicius, Izabella Kay, Heather McGrath, Josie Morway, Jordan Piantedosi, and Erin Shaw. Also included is an installation of live plant sculpture and lighting by designer Marc Hall (above). Guests were treated to a preview of the PostParty furniture collection designed by Michael Nedeau and Party By Design.
Guests were also treated to a preview of the Postparty lounge in addition to a live art demo.
Guests were offered light bites and whimsical desserts.
How lovely are these French macarons?
"Saudi anime ultra princess", Artist: Jordan Piantedosi, Price: $4800. The Ready to Bare collection will be on display until January 5th.
Beautiful hand glass blown pumpkins are on display made by Luke Adams, a local south end craftsman. All pieces are for sale.
Liquid Art House
100 Arlington Street, Boston, MA
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October 13, 2014 Norwell Farms
On October 3rd, guests came out in festive attire to attend Norwell Farm's first farm to table benefit dinner.
The main tent held the chefs and the band and the secondary tent had long tables for guests to take a load off and relax, while enjoying delicious food that came straight from the farm.
The decor in the tent was just charming.
And although it was drizzling outside, no one inside seemed to notice.
They had a great band at the event, people danced the night away.
Island Creek Oysters was at the event, shucking oysters all night long.
Check out how beautiful they are!
Robin King is the chef and owner of ORO and Tesoro in Scituate. He has worked in Breckenridge at Cafe Alpine and in Boston at Tosca and Mistral. King made shaved steak arepas over roasted poblano pepper salad with avocado puree and chimmichurri.
Jamie Bissonnette is the chef and owner of Toro and Coppa. Bissonnette started his career in Europe before coming back to the states where he opened Eastern Standard and was later recruited to work at KO Prime. He was voted best chef of the northeast in 2014 by the James Beard Foundation and just released his cookbook, The New Charcuterie Cookbook: Exceptional Cured Meats to Make and Serve at Home. Bissonnette made a vegetable paella featuring a variety of Norwell Farms seasonal produce.
Stephen Sherman, chef at the Scarlet Oak Tavern in Hingham, earned his degree at the Culinary Institute of America which led him to working at the two best restaurants in Basque County. Upon his return to the states, he took a positions at River Cafe and Union Square Tavern. He moved back to Boston to open Bricco in the North End and joined the Aquitane group in January 2000.
Sherman made two dishes, a butternut squash and apple bisque (above) paried with a grilled flatbread made with fresh ricotta and eggplant jam (see picture above bisque).
Adam Fuller runs Snappy Lobster, a locally owned and operated seafood business in Scituate. They source all of their lobster, fish and scallops from small independent fishermen. Fuller made fried green tomatoes stuffed with chorizo and lobster served over lobster roe aioli.
Doug Rodrigues, chef at the Tip Tap Room, has worked in places like Tosca in Hingham, Saporito's Florence Club Cafe in Hull, Clio and Sensing. Rodrigues joined the Tip Tap Room in the fall of 2013. Rodrigues made bagna cauda with shaved boar belly.
The Bloomy Rind offered the following cheeses: Praire Breeze, a cheddar cow's milk cheese from Milton Creamery in Iowa; Coco Cardona, a semi firm goat's milk cheese from Carr Valley in Wisconsin; Georgian Stilton, a blue cow's milk chees from Form Farm in England; and Lille' a brie cheese made from cow's milk from Vermont Farmstead.
About Norwell Farms: In the fall of 2012, the Town of Norwell has granted Norwell Farms a license to operate a community farm on 7.34 acres at historic Jacobs Farm and an additional 1.5 acres at Barstow Field on River Street. Scott Franklin became the Farm Manager in February 2013. Norwell Farms constructed a greenhouse next to the East Barn in Spring 2013. In Fall of 2014, the Town of Norwell voted $50,000 to help the Historic Commission and Norwell Farms rejuvenate historic Jacobs Farm. With these funds, we installed electricity to the East and West Barns and the greenhouse. We also dug a well and installed much needed irrigation for our fields! In Summer of 2014, Norwell Farms welcomed chickens back to Jacobs Farm and we renovated a historic chicken coop we discovered on the property. Scott and his family now live in the farmhouse on the property.
- To feed our community fresh food grown on our farm in Norwell. We farm without the use of chemical herbicides, pesticides, or synthetic fertilizers and are taking steps to achieve organic certification
- Educate and engage the community about sustainable, local agriculture, along with the environmental and historic aspects of Jacobs Farm
- Increase access to and awareness about healthy food by at-risk populations
- Protect, conserve and steward historic open space, natural habitat and farmland (focused on, but not limited to Jacobs Farm) for the benefit of the community.
Disclaimer: I attended this event as media and Norwell Farms gave me a complimentary ticket.
4 Jacobs Lane, Norwell, MA 02061
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October 10, 2014 Follow the Honey
Follow the Honey is a great store located in Harvard Square, owned and operated by Mary Canning. They have an amazing variety of honey and honey related products. Some of the great features of the shop are their honey on tap and their bar where you can sample a variety of types of honey!
Follow the Honey was involved in the dinner I went to over the summer at Cuisine en Locale – see the recap here. I went to the shop on a hunt for Shira Melen's special honey macarons – made exclusively for Follow the Honey. They did not disappoint – perfectly light and crisp with a hint of sweetness.. Check out my previous post on Shira's macarons here.
Stop in today and pick up a jar of my favorite honey from Red Bee.
Follow the Honey
1132 Massachusetts Ave, Cambridge, MA (Harvard Square)
Tags: harvard square, macarons, specialty goods
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October 9, 2014 Sportello
I met a colleague for a business meeting at Sportello – he had never been and I was raving about Sportello, saying that he had to try the place that has my favorite bolognese. He might be a hard sell as his mom makes the best bolognese he's ever had.
Sportello is run by Executive Chef Colin Lynch and Chef de Cuisine David Cavilla. Cavilla has been part of the Barbara Lynch Gruppo for some time, working at B&G oysters, The Butcher Shop, Stir, and now Sportello.
All the pastas on the menu look delicious – and while I do love the bolognese, I like to try other dishes as well. So I decided to get two half orders of pasta, one of course being the tagliatelle bolognese (pictured above).
Garganelli with Italian sausage and pecorino. I really enjoyed this dish, the pasta was cooked perfectly al dente.
We decided to split the coconut cake ($6) which was light as air. It had just the right amount of sweetness – because you know how sickly sweet coconut desserts can be…and delicious, creamy frosting.
348 Congress Street, Boston, MA
Tags: bolognese, casual dining, celebrity chef, fort point, restaurant
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October 8, 2014 Trade
I met my two old friends over at Trade for dinner. We grabbed a great seat by the window and gabbed the night away.
Trade is owned by Eric Papachristos, Sean Griffing and chef Jody Adams. You may know Jody as a James Beard winning chef and the co-owner of Rialto in Cambridge. Griffing is a 15 year veteran of the Boston restaurant scene and Papachristos is a self made restaurateur. Jacki Morisi has just moved over to Trade as the new events manager – she comes from Rialto, where she was the marketing and communications manager.
We start with curry cauliflower with red onion, raisins and yogurt ($7). The presentation is lovely and the dish has a warmth to it – the yogurt was a really nice addition to complete the dish.
Chicken meatballs with smoked corn, charred tomato vinaigrette and pine nuts ($11) were a table favorite. Classic yet bold in flavors.
Fried polenta bites with chorizo aioli, cilantro and preserved lemon ($9). These were delicious – I loved the texture of the polenta.
Baked rigatoni with spicy lamb ragu and provolone ($22) had perfectly al dente pasta. The ragu wasn't too game-y as sometimes lamb can be. It felt like comfort food without that heaviness that can sometimes come with it.
The chocolate decadence cake with caramel, creme fraiche and 5-spice ($8) went quickly. The cake was dense but not heavy. It paired well with caramel and the 5 spice wafer was a nice mix – sweet and spicy.
540 Atlantic Ave, Boston, MA
Tags: casual dining, celebrity chef, fort point, outdoor seating, restaurant
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October 7, 2014 Bread and Salt at Wink and Nod
I met Melissa over at Wink and Nod to check out Josh Lewin's Bread and Salt. From the moment you meet Joe, who greets you outside at the front door, you feel like you are part of a private supper club. As you descend the stairs and walk into the restaurant, you see a dimly lit room with comfy sofas and armchairs. Is this the bat cave? I already know I want to come back soon and we haven't even eaten dinner yet.
They have recently added bread service – and you'll be glad they did. Here is the soda bread with a schmear of lobster butter which may rival my all time favorite honey butter from Sweet Cheeks. They also make a delicious saffron roll.
I've met Josh a few times and he knows Melissa too, so he comes out to the table and chats for a bit. He brings us delicious Pani Puri with Tamarind Chutney, Truffle Oil, and Potato Purée. I try to be lady like and make it into two bites, but really, it's a one bite kind of thing.
We start with a lovely peach with ricotta salad with a honey film- I'm trying hard to hold on to the last bits of summer!
The lobster curry ($13) is an excellent dish made with spiced corn broth, pork rinds, pickled onion, puffed rice.
The insanely talented Sous Chef, Kate Holowchik, comes out next to say hello and brings us some scallops with grapefruit and avocado – such a wonderful dish- sweet, creamy and perfectly acidic.
The hand rolled pasta is cooked perfectly al dente and comes topped with mushrooms and rabbit cakes.
Peaches & Corn. This dessert features popcorn panna cotta and peach sorbet with cornmeal crumble and bay leaf mousse for a slight savory note that cuts through.
Not pictured (because we were too eager to eat), the fernet bon bons. Kate Holowchik stabilizes the alcohol first before adding it to the ice cream base so that more alcohol can be added and you get an intense fernet flavor – not to mention a buzz!
Monday nights join Bread and Salt for their night market menu from 8pm-12am. They print up menus that look like newspapers with the evenings selections. Most are small plates/bites, all priced at under $20. The also have #winktiki Mondays, where guest bartenders come in and serve drinks – this particular evening, Angel's Envy was getting mixed up in cocktails.
Bread an Salt
Located at Wink and Nod
3 Appleton Street, Boston, MA
Tags: casual dining, restaurant, south end
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October 6, 2014 Livia's Dish
We met Ruth and Joe, my cousins, in Worcester for our monthly meal together. We headed out to a new spot, Livia's dish.
We are usually horribly late, but today we are here first. We sit and look over the menu while we wait for our dining companions to arrive.
The decor inside is simple and a bit dated, but the food is pretty good, and the price is right!
The nutella French toast ($7.99) was enormous, and I couldn't even get halfway through it! As I mentioned before, the price is right, four of us for breakfast and the bill was less than $50! Service was good – they allowed us to sit and chit chat well after the time when they close for lunch. If you're ever in Worcester and looking for a casual bite, stop in!
Livia's Dish
1394 Main Street, Worcester, MA
Tags: breakfast, casual dining, restaurant, worcester
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October 5, 2014 Tuscan Kitchen Burlington
I was invited to the media grand tasting for the newly opened Tuscan Kitchen in Burlington. It was nice to see familiar faces there: Kerrie from Urban Foodie Finds, Jeff from Kitchen Kibbitz and Devin from popular Twitter handle and now website, Only in Boston, among others.
This new restaurant focuses on regional Italian cuisine: from meats and pastas to fresh local produce. The service for the night was on point – the servers were friendly and attentive.
Billy Costa and Jenny Johnson from Dining Playbook were there to introduce owner Joe Faro. Faro opened the first location in Salem, NH in 2010 and has always wanted to open up a restaurant in Boston. The restaurant seats 543, 101 of which will be outside. The interior is spacious, covering about 14,000 square feet, and yet Faro made it feel like he invited you to his home for dinner. The restaurant has a Tuscan market at the entrance where you can purchase fresh pasta, artisan bread, fresh mozzarella and pastries made from scratch.
There is a 30 seat cafe area in the market where guests can sit and enjoy a cup of coffee and a sweet treat.
The cocktail hour showcased their artisan stone hearth breads.
In addition to the bread they offered home made porchetta, fig jam, 24 month prosciutto, parmigiano reggiano, local truffle honey, housemade burrata and grilled vegetables.
We started with antipasti course, the Crostini di Granchio and the Tonno Crudo. The crostini (front) was wild caught Jonah crab on grilled ciabatta with semi roasted tomatoes and mustard seeds. The tuna came with navel orange, Calabrese peppers and crispy prosciutto and was finished off with a drizzle of olive oil.
The second second course, or primi, was two samplings of pasta. The first was a truffled mascarpone gnocchi with wood roasted mushrooms, fava beans and shaved pecorino tartufo.
The other side of the plate had the vanneloni di vitello, which was a thin sheet of rosemary pasta stuffed with slow braised veal breast with wilted spinach and Tuscan bean mista.
For a main course I chose the filetto di manzo, a 10 oz aged wood grilled filet with caramelized garlic "riduzione" which came with a side of truffled parmigiano fingerlings, Brussel sprouts and pancetta slaw.
For dessert they offered a selection of desserts.
And of course the gelato! I especially loved the pistachio and lemon flavors!
Tuscan Kitchen
24 New England Executive Park , Burlington, MA
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October 3, 2014 Honey Harvest Dinner at Miel in the Intercontinental
I had anxiously been awaiting this years honey dinner since I missed it last year. The Intercontinental Hotel has 8 beehives up on their roof. If you are at Miel for dinner, you can check out the observation camera by the host stand and see activity in the hive.
Guests were greeted with a honey infused champagne cocktail.
The cocktail reception started at 6pm. Servers came around with a green cleanse and a peekytoe crostini. The creaminess of the avocado paired nicely with the saltiness of the crab.
There was an observation hive on display for guests to view. Did you know that in the summertime bees cool down their hive and in the wintertime they heat up the hive to a constant temperature?
This is how the trays come out of the hive – they harvest honey twice a year at the Intercontinental.
The color of the honey depends on the nectar source – they plants and flowers bees visit. Honey color can vary from almost colorless to a deep brown. Generally, lighter colored honey has a milder flavor and darker honey has a bolder flavor.
The other appetizer was a chilled honey and lemon glazed jumbo shrimp.
I was pleased to see my friend Noah, of Best Bees, at the event. Noah's company took over the care of the bees this year for the hotel. See my previous post on Best Bees here. Noah gave a a brief overview about bees – including information on the different types of bees and which cities are the most "bee friendly".
The first course was a shaved pear, fennel, zucchini salad with truffle honey dressing. A really nice way to start the meal, a little sweet with a little tang.
The entree was Georges Bank scallops and squab, wrapped with Maine smoked bacon with celery root gratin, vegetable tagliatelle and a honey beure blanc. The beure blanc sauce was divine – rich and flavorful. The scallops were a tad overdone, but still quite tasty. The squab, or pigeon, tastes like dark meat chicken. The bacon added a nice salty quality to the dish.
Dessert was a goat cheese ice cream with warmed seasonal berries and honey. This was probably my favorite part of the meal. The goat cheese ice cream was cool and light – not too goaty. To me, nothing is better than honey and fresh berries. Dinner was $65 per person and Miel will be doing more of these types of dinners in the future. They have a wine dinner coming up, a cheese dinner, a seafood dinner and a steak dinner all on the books. Check out their website and social media channels for more information.
Miel at the Intercontinental Hotel
510 Atlantic Avenue, Boston, MA
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Passwords are slowly becoming obsolete in the face of more powerful security solutions. This is especially true considering how a hacker can input millions of characters every second in an attempt to break into your account and unleash who knows what into your business's network. While using a password is still a good idea, professionals are working tirelessly to bring the new face of two-factor authentication to light.
The new iPhone 6 was released several weeks ago, and it was greeted by many users eager to get their hands on the flexible new device. These users will likely sell their old devices in order to pay the hefty purchase fee. Little do they know, however, that their old devices should be wiped completely before being sold to another person, especially if the company they work for deals with sensitive information.
As the calendar fast approaches 2015, the topic of IT budgeting for the new year is a hot topic. It's the time to decide how much you will spend in comparison to how much you should spend. Budgeting can be a difficult decision, especially if you're a small business owner with a limited budget. Thankfully, you don't have to take on this important part of business alone.
Last year, a Washington DC restaurant called the Serbian Crown was forced to close its doors to the public. Instead of chowing down on delicacies such as lion, horse, and kangaroo meat, customers can now only sink their teeth into disappointment. The reason? A nasty Google Maps hacker, and lack of brand management to help clean the mess up.
We talk a lot about how downtime experienced from a technology issue like a server outage can destroy your company's productivity. Yet, we've not distinguished between the different types of downtime, with the worst kind being pure and unadulterated downtime. What is pure downtime and how can you dilute it?
Cryptocurrency is a concept that goes from somewhat useful (Bitcoin) to just plain weird (Dogecoin), and now it goes a step further with the anonymous new cryptocurrency called Darkcoin. It acts similarly to Bitcoin, but its primary selling point is that Darkcoin is completely anonymous and difficult to trace.
As a business owner, you might find yourself on the road a lot, and you likely feel the need to check your email for important updates from the home base. This becomes more difficult as you move from civilization into the vast unknown, with the only available WiFi connections found in public places. Unfortunately, public WiFi spots are notorious for being unsecured and unprotected, and it's important to practice proper security when dealing with them.
When a soldier in the military is promoted to officer, one would assume that it's due to their ferocity and quick decision-making abilities that have been proven on the battlefield. Character traits like these are important, but to be an officer in today's military, one will need to possess one skill above all others: Microsoft PowerPoint proficiency.
Operating systems aren't designed to last forever. This is why new versions are released every few years or so. In the case of Microsoft, selling their latest OS has always been their bread and butter. However, with Windows 10 on the horizon, one has to wonder if Microsoft has considered offering their new OS to users as a free upgrade?
Cat Herding: The attempt to control or organize a class of entities which are uncontrollable or chaotic. Implies a task that is extremely difficult or impossible to do, primarily due to chaotic factors (Wikipedia). Does the humorous concept of cat herding sound like your current approach to IT management?
Microsoft Outlook is a common mail solution for businesses, but it can be tricky to use without utilizing keyboard shortcuts. Just like Microsoft Word, Outlook has several key commands that can be used to jumpstart your productivity and save time, which can be better spent on other activities, like training exercises or more important tasks.
Naturally, if you saw your lamp levitate, you would believe it to be the work of a ghoul and you would cry out in terror. What then would you believe if you saw your PC's cursor begin to move on its own? In a spooky scenario like this, your computer isn't haunted. It's hacked. In the real world, the latter is the scarier of the two.
Have you ever tried to search for something on Google, only to be disappointed that you couldn't find what you were looking for? You might think you're being extremely specific, but in reality, you're not doing anything different from the average joe. Googling is an art lost to the ages, a secret technique of legend. But, not really. Here are some tips to help you get more out of the world's most popular search engine.
Sometimes it seems like the Internet is plotting against you, and nothing is safe, ever. Even if you don't have any thugs waiting to steal your data, there are hackers - thieves - who will steal it anyway, waiting to take it when you least expect it. One of the most secure ways to protect your company's digital assets is to enact a "zero trust" policy for your network.
These days, with the Ebola virus on everyone's mind, sanitation is a major issue. Enacting proper sanitation procedures is a must for any public place, especially in the office. Unbeknownst to most office workers, one of the biggest transmitters of germs is frequently-handled technology. Therefore, it's imperative that you properly use your technology in a sanitary fashion. Here's how.
Be advised, there's a new digital threat on the scene that you and your employees need to be aware of. Known as Cryptowall 2.0, it's a wicked virus that has the potential to encrypt and steal your files, making it the scariest thing to hit your front door this Halloween season.
The Apple iPhone 6 and 6+ are here! Are you enough of an Apple fan to have waited in line for hours to get your very own? To date, the new iPhone is so popular that it's on backorder and difficult to get a hold of. Is the latest iPhone worth the hype? Let's take a look at the specs and find out.
A cyber espionage campaign called "Sandworm" has been discovered recently. The hacking attack, said to be based in Russia, has been targeting government leaders and organizations since as early as 2009. The researchers responsible for the discovery, iSight Partners, came to this conclusion after examining the code used in the campaign.
More businesses are switching to Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) in order to consolidate their communication tools and save money on their phone bill. Before you make the switch, you will first want to understand your different VoIP options so that you will have a plan that fits your company's communication needs. Here are some tips to get you started with VoIP.
The Internet of Things is on its way, and more devices are connecting to the Internet than ever before. Unfortunately, this also means that more devices are vulnerable to the threats that cybercrime poses. Some professionals believe that, despite the obvious benefits that the Internet of Things provides (i.e. big data analytics) some cyber criminals might turn to more nefarious schemes.
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I am looking for a free code metrics tool for .NET (mainly C# language). I have searched the web, but haven't found anything that matches my requirements.
- LOC and CC metrics (mainly)
- NAnt intregration is possible
- No configuration file needed (provide the source files and config parameter via console arguments)
- HTML output (or XML if GUI exists to view the file)
So road so far:
- NDepend (Commercial)
- Source Monitor (No good integration)
- Code Metrics Plugin for Reflector (No console, any way to use it?)
If you use one of these tools (except NDepend; Commercial) I would like to hear your nant integration.