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Nominations Thread: Cookbook of the Month September 2014
Fellow hounds, it is once again time to submit nominations for the next Cookbook of the Month (COTM). Please use this thread to discuss the books you would like to cook from in September 2014.
Indicate you are nominating a book by writing the title of the book in ALL CAPITALS.
For more information on past selections and how the Cook Book of the Month process works, this link will take you to the very helpful COTM Archive: http://www.chow.com/cookbook_of_the_m...
Nominations will close at 8 PM Eastern Time on 14 August 2014.
Meanwhile, enjoy the discussion!
Found it! Welcome to your new role as coordinator!
re: smtucker
Thanks. So far so easy.
re: qianning
Indeed, welcome to the newest coordinator
Hello, hello, Q! Off to a good start I see. Smart to announce that nominations are open on several boards. As for cookbooks, as far as I'm concerned we'll still be getting Summer produce so I'll have to do some deep thinking on this.
re: MelMM
I see Sally has a new book out which looks enticing.
I'd like to nominate "AVEC ERIC," the book based on Eric Ripert's PBS Show of the same title.
The book was published in 2010, so should be available in most libraries (in fact, that was how I first came across it) and is available both used and new quite inexpensively on Amazon. This isn't restaurant cooking; many (probably most) of the dishes could be considered for week-night meals. There are many recipes that emphasize fresh-from-the-market fruits and vegetables, so it would be a good transition book from late summer to early fall. One of the recipes I tried was the Ratatouille, and it was the best I've ever made. Another was Fennel Pollen-Dusted Branzino with White Wine, Tomatoes and Fennel Broth and it was excellent.
I've barely begun to explore the book and am excited about delving further into it. Would love to have you all join me.
re: JoanN
I've been in grudging denial that September will happen, so I kind of resent this thread for reminding me!
Anyway, Avec Eric is indexed on EYB (http://www.eatyourbooks.com/library/8...), and from what I see there, it does look to have some interesting and fresh recipes. My library has a copy, so I may need to take a look.
re: The Dairy Queen
The book is a companion to the TV show, "Avec Eric." If I'm not mistaken, the "Get Toasted" videos on his Web site were begun sometime later. I'm sure some of the recipes could be prepared in a toaster oven, but none that I've come across specifically call for it.
re: JoanN
I don't own a toaster oven, and really don't want to make space for one, so I hope to heck this book isn't all toaster oven recipes.
eta: rereading JoanN's response has calmed me down a bit. Phew!
re: LulusMom
No. Not about toaster ovens. Eric was hired by Cuisinart to be their spokesperson and to create recipes and videos to help people learn to cook. I have referred a number of single friends to the video series when they have found someone they wish to feed and impress. All the video recipes work equally well in a real oven and the recipes are all delicious. He cooks with the same products that we do. As fresh as possible, with herbs, etc, not a canned soup to be found!
One friend proposed after being served his salmon for two from the series.
re: smtucker
re: LulusMom
Two days later my (used!) copy has arrived and is in wonderful condition. Print is a bit small but my quick peek made me happy I'd gone for it. Can't wait to have a sit with it.
re: LulusMom
Having a small dinner party tonight and all dishes but dessert are from "Avec Eric." I've finished two of three so far, just read what you wrote about the print being small, and had to go take a look--even though I've been reading it all day. You're right; it is small. That's what I get for reading the boards instead of working in the kitchen as I should be.
re: LulusMom
In my case, as close to my face as possible!
re: blue room
I like your green frames!
re: blue room
Ha! We have opposite problems. My arms aren't long enough to read the directions on my prescription bottles.
re: JoanN
Thanks JoanN and smtucker. Thanks for the info. I have a toaster oven and would actually love to use it more, especially in summer when it's so darn hot and I don't want to heat up the house. Even in winter, though, I'd love to use it for "quick meals"--our oven takes forever to heat up. So if Avec Eric wins, I might cook alongside with the get toasted series.
SOUL OF A NEW CUISINE by Marcus Samuelsson.
Yep, I'm giving this one another go. I've had great success with the few dishes I've made from this book, and I'd love a month to focus on it.
re: Siegal
What did you make?
re: Siegal
In order to link to a specific post within a thread, click on the date of that post that appears directly under your handle in the thread.
So, in order to link to Joan's post above that looks like this:
2 minutes ago
What did you make?
Click on the "2 minutes ago" and cut and paste the link that pops up.
re: The Dairy Queen
Thanks I think I got it:
re: Siegal
Great to know. I'm putting a note in the book. Thanks.
re: Siegal
This book is on my Christmas list...I'll join your nomination in January!
re: Siegal
I've wanted to cook from this book, its on my wish list!
It just occurred to me, and I'd like to share with you, that September 2014 marks the 8th anniversary of Cookbook of the Month. I'd also like to thank all participants, new ones and those no longer with us, who have made this one of the most enjoyable, friendly, and supportive communities on Chowhound. I've learned so much, I've eaten so well, and I've met so many lovely people, both virtual and otherwise. My gratitude to all.
I have a few suggestions to throw into the ring. One is David Tanis -- One Good Dish with an adjunct thread for his other books and online recipes.
The other is Richard Olney. The book I have and would like to explore more is Lulu's Provencal Table -- and I think this would be great for September. I'd also be interested in Simple French Food.
Finally, Italian food is always great this time of year. Edward Giobbi has been thrown around these boards before. I don't have any of his books but they are readily available at the library and in cheap used editions.
re: Westminstress
With four of his cookbooks on my shelf, one going back to 1971, I could very easily get behind Edward Giobbi. That old book, "Italian Family Cooking" is so well used that it's held together with elastics and plastic wrap. I've made some memorable meals from that book. Then came "Eat Right, Eat Well--The Italian Way" which took his family recipes into the world of healthy eating without losing any Italian flavors. In 1992 "Pleasures Of The Good Earth" won the James Beard award for culinary excellence. Unfortunately none of his books are indexed on EYB though I've requested them to be.
re: Westminstress
I am into the Richard Olney suggestion. I have Simple French Food but haven't found a good entry into it yet. David Tanis would be great too!
David Tanis-ONE GOOD DISH
I'd like to nominate NEW FOOD OF LIFE: ANCIENT PERSIAN AND MODERN IRANIAN COOKING AND CEREMONIES by Najmieh Batmanglij. Please note the title I am using is the first edition of the book. There is a revised 25th anniversary edition that drops the "New" from the title. It seems there has been considerable interest in this book in the past on these boards, and as an avid Iranian home cook I think it's a better place to start than Louisa Shafia's New Persian Kitchen (though I would like to explore this book more at some point).
re: pistachio peas
I have the new edition and it's an amazing book. The rice takes 3 hrs and 20 steps but it just transports you to another world. I would love to see people report on this book. So I will nominate (NEW) FOOD OF LIFE too!
re: pistachio peas
ditto. I havent had much time to cook in recent months but the one recipe I made from this book (the beautiful original) was wonderful.
re: jen kalb
I'm not sure but I think if you want to nominate a book, you have to put the title in all-caps in your post.
re: pistachio peas
thanks, NEW FOOD OF LIFE
re: pistachio peas
ditto on NEW FOOD OF LIFE
re: delys77
re: pistachio peas
I've been lusting after this book for a long time waiting for the price to drop. Not happening even with used copies and finally tonight I caved in :) I won't be able to cook for the first half of Sep but will catch up during the second half.
re: pistachio peas
A question for those who have cooked from this book...
Have you found many recipes that can be done quickly? The few I've made were pretty time-consuming, which is not realistic for me these days with long work-week days and being away from home on weekends. Nothing pops out on EYB that seems particularly practical with time constraints. (I do know that every month can't be "radically simple," just curious about your experiences.)
re: L.Nightshade
This is a great question. I grew up watching my grandmother start her dinner prep at 9am with the washing, drying, and chopping of herbs...But there are a lot of ways to quicken the recipes. A great example is rice...you don't need to make rice with tahdig (crust from bottom of the pot) every night. You can also make kateh, which is much simpler. Of course, the time is greatly reduced if you have a rice cooker. And if you have an Iranian rice cooker (though I realize most don't), it even takes care of the tahdig for you. I think Zojirushi has a bibimbap method that I've heard works for tahdig too.
Using a food processor helps with chopping herbs for dishes like Ghormeh Sabzi. Honestly, once you get things in the pot for a khoresht, for example, you don't really need to do much tending. I hope this helps.
New Food of Life is a gorgeous cookbook (though not unflawed) but I still think someone needs to write a new, definitive Iranian cookbook in English that has some strategies like what I mentioned above. Shafia's book, the New Persian Kitchen is lovely but it is quite experimental, and it seems like Persiana is a broader take. I want to be the Ina Garten of Iranian food! Hahaha...in my dreams.
re: pistachio peas
Hmmmm, New Food of Life sounds interesting if I had a lot of time for cooking. I would read the threads with interest if this book is chosen but would not be able to participate. I wonder about the idea of nominating New Food of Life together with the New Persian Kitchen as a traditional vs. modern Persian month? I ask because NPK is available at the library whereas NFOL is not. And NPK has various simple quick recipes, whereas it sounds like NFOL does not. Doing the two books together may offer interesting comparisons using different methods for similar dishes. (Not sure of this since I haven't seen NFOL).
re: Westminstress
NFOL is available in the NYC system as "on site; read only" and it's too expensive for a book I'm not convinced I need. So if it is chosen as a single, I'm definitely out as well. But that's okay with me. I have a lot of catching up to do plus some new books I've barely delved into.
re: JoanN
This is exactly how I'm feeling. I'm not getting to cook much this month and I feel like there are so many things I want to try. And heck, I haven't even totally caught up on RS month. So I'm perfectly happy with letting something I have no intention of buying or cooking from win - and I hope it is enjoyed by everyone. Feeling very mellow about it.
re: JoanN
Unfortunately I'm in this situation as well. Although I do have the interest I just can't cook demanding recipes any more. Especially if it would mean sourcing the ingredients called for. Can't zip around the kingdom as I used to do. If the book wins I'll certainly follow along and perhaps something will catch my eye.
re: Westminstress
I think this is a good idea. My only concern (and perhaps I should get over it) with NPK is that while it has wonderful ideas on how to take the flavors of Iranian cuisine and update them in more modern techniques of cooking (and often in the context of lighter fare), when it does present traditional recipes, NPK takes a lot of sloppy, and unnecessary "shortcuts." 1 example: NPK doesn't explain the steps in making saffron rice (chelow). It just kind of gives you this quick 20 min. recipe that I've never really seen anyone do in a Persian kitchen. Another example: in NPK, the recipe for Ash-e Resht-e, a noodle soup traditionally served for Persian New Year, includes fava beans (super strange addition) and says to use linguine. Now, linguine is a fine substitute if you can't find reshteh noodles, but to not even list them as an option seems sloppy to me when they are easily found at Middle Eastern markets, or online at Amazon, Sadaf, and many other places. This doesn't seem hard to do considering how books like, say, Every Grain of Rice, manage to do this. Shafia does include a resources section but for the beginner wanting to make these traditional recipes, shouldn't the actual noodle be listed in the recipe itself? How would one know?
re: L.Nightshade
I have mostly made stews thus far. They have quite a number of ingredients and a longish cooking time but not many prep steps or much technical complexity. They can successfully be made ahead. So my answer is that they can be done relatively quickly in terms of limited prep time, but they are not a la minute. My usual approach is to cook a pot on the weekend, serve over 2 or three meals with some rice and salad. If you are daunted by chopping the quantities of herbs required for some dishes there are dried herbs available in packs for this.
like pistachio peas, I think the techmiques for rice can be altered or modernized without damage to flavor.
re: pistachio peas
Oooh...this book sounds like fun. You got my vote!
re: Gio
I don't care what you call him.... he is one of the few men that enjoy watching while he uses a toaster oven. And his food is pretty darn good looking too.
edited to add: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zCtEs...
re: smtucker
This was a great video, smtucker! I haven't seen many chefs use a toaster oven (perhaps I have lived a sheltered life) but this video inspired me to slice up one of my ripe tomatoes and make the dish for lunch tomorrow. Thanks!
re: smtucker
Thank you Herby and SMT! He is easy on the eyes isn't he. I guess now I have to run out and get a toaster oven.
re: LulusMom
See my response above. You are safe! No toaster oven required.
re: smtucker
Great video! Love how he pronounces "toaster oven".
re: Goblin
Oh, what the heck. I was staying calm, but AVEC ERIC.
Hip Pressure Cooking: Fast, Fresh, and Flavorful by Laura D.A. Pazzaglia (a well established author of blog http://hippressurecooking.com) is a new book available 9/2/14.
I learned about it at: http://www.pressurecookingtoday.com/2...
More information with the ability to pre-order Laura's new 304 page book is at: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1250... from her Amazon biography:
"The upcoming "Hip Pressure Cooking" (St. Martin's Press, Fall 2014) is Pazzaglia's first cookbook. In it, she explains how ingredients react under pressure with easy-to-follow recipes with a minimum of prep. The book is filled with tips, techniques and detailed information that has never been shared before- a must-have reference for pressure cookery.
She worked with Adams Media to publish a book project "The Everything Healthy Pressure Cooker" in 2012. In it, she "healthyfies" the publisher's recipes by removing all packets, cans, and pouches and re-configures them to use only whole, fresh ingredients - she also added some reader favorites from her website.
Pazzaglia is a former IT Project Director in San Francisco Bay Area's Silicon Valley that now lives in Italy with her husband and two children. She moved from computer to kitchen technology when her first child was born and was looking for a way to make healthier meals in less time. She has lived in four countries (U.K, Italy, U.S.A, and Austria), speaks three languages (English, Italian and German) and is currently resides in Rome.
Her personal goal is to get everyone who is just cooking, pressure cooking."
re: smaki
Sounds interesting, smaki, thank you for bringing this to our attention. Athough I'm afraid you'll have to come back and nominate this one for October as nominations for September have closed and we've moved on to voting~ http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/985935


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This still needs to go through trademark approval. If Andmore doesn't pass then it will be Eldon, followed by Reuben, and then finally Origami.
Andmore with 38% of the vote. Final voting results are below.
This still needs to go through trademark approval. If Andmore doesn't pass then it will be Eldon, followed by Reuben, and then finally Origami.
The proposed Android Tooling Project for Eclipse has narrowed it down to four possible names. It needs the eclipse community to help chose which one will win out. A straw poll has been created to select the winner.
The four finalists are in no particular order:
The original bug tracking the nominations can be found here:
Polling is open until October 21, 2014.
Yes, the Gallery View is deprecated, however currently there really isn't an out of the box solution to what the gallery view provides, which is a center locked horizontal scrolling list of items. The Twoway-view project has some potential in addressing this need, but it needs time to mature a bit.
There are many issues with the Gallery view, but one of the most significant is if you need the ability to show context menus for an item. If you are using it with a D-Pad (say in an Android TV application), and you long press on an item using D-PAD OK, or BUTTON-A, you'll get both ItemLongClick and ItemClick events fired by the gallery. This has been a long standing bug within the app, an has plagued me for years. I finally tracked it down and created the following gist that can be applied to a custom version of the Gallery.
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This bug only affects you if you needed to use a D-PAD, Remote Control, or Game Controller as an input device. Normal touch screen events are handled correctly.
I'm in the process of integrating Serenity for Android with the new Android TV platform. One of the items is to add Recommendations for Movies and TV Shows to watch. These will appear along side other apps recommendations. Android TV makes use of the Notification API to build and display the recommendations, and it is fairly straight forward to implement.
The main items that you need do are as follows:
To help others, I have created a Gist that shows what was necessary to implement this for Serenity. The overall implementation took maybe a half a day, and lot of that was making sure that Android Universal Image Loader wasn't running on the main thread.
Almost two years ago, MotoDev Studio was open sourced. The code has sat idle in the git repositories. MotoDev provided a lot of useful tools and additional functionality that was missing. It provided better device integration and file exploring, a great repository of snippets, and kick ass Internationalization editor. Since it was opened source, Google has gone a different direction with Android development, concentrating on Android Studio, and only providing bug fixes and tooling updates for the Android Development Tools based on eclipse.
I recently had an itch to resurrect the MotoDev studio plugins, and thus the Proteus Android IDE was born. It leverages ADT 23.0.x, and includes the MotoDev basic functionality. However it doesn't stop there, it also is built off Eclipse Kepler, and includes, Maven and the Android Maven Connector, allow for consumption of maven artifacts. In addition, Mylyn, Mylyn Reviews, the Gerrit Connector, EGit, and Github connectors are included. Also included is the Gradle Tooling plugins from SpringSource.
The addition of these plugins on top of ADT, help form the basis going forward for hopefully a first class IDE for Android development based on eclipse.
The goal currently is to provide a community supported project where additional Android tooling can be done that extends and addresses the issues around ADT. Eclipse developers and particularly corporate consumers should be able to leverage and use the tools they know and love.
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Binaries and more information about the project can be found at the wiki:
The project will need a community to form around it to survive and thrive long term. It will be what the eclipse android community makes it. So feel free to Fork the code, play around with it, and send in pull requests. Maybe together we can make the Android IDE that we deserve.
While working on upgrading my app for Android TV. I ran into some build issues. There are problems with the way the Android L support libaries define their depenencies in the m2repository that comes with the SDK. In general they are not specifying the Type for the depenency to be AAR, but leaving it without a type. So for tools like Maven, this means it defaults to looking for a JAR. However the m2repository doesn't contain these artifacts as jars, only as AARs. So builds fail, cats and dogs start sleeping together, and forces of Xul start to take over the world.
To get around this issue, one needs to setup some exclusions and then include the necessary AARs as dependencies. Its ugly, it shouldn't have to be done, but it works. So with out further ado, if you need to use the v17-leanback support library here is the magic sauce.
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Version 1.7.3 should now be available in the Amazon App store and be available for the Amazon Fire TV. A newer version has been submitted that should bring it up to speed with the Google Play version in a few days. For best playback experience, it is recommended to use an external video player. If you can, side load MX Player for the best integrated experience.
Serenity uses the same code base without changes as the versions that run on Google TV, Tablets, Android HDMI sticks, OUYA, and Android TV devices.
What do you get over the official Plex application:
Serenity does not support all the Plex functionality. If your video library requires transcoding and you can't use an external player that supports playback of your content, then the offical Plex client may be a better choice. But if you can Direct Play all your content or are experiencing issues with the official client, you may want to give Serenity a spin. It may fit your browsing needs.


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In the brief hearing, Assistant Attorney General Diana Fenton argued to maintain Dellinger's no bail status, which judge Lawrence Macleod agreed with. Macleod denied a request from Dellinger's attorney for a bail hearing.
Outside of the courtroom, Fenton said after looking at the evidence prosecutors felt the upgraded charges are warranted. He was originally charged with two counts of manslaughter for recklessly causing the death of Vermont couple Amanda Murphy and Jason Timmons.
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T. Allen Lawson
T. Allen Lawson (born August 3, 1963) is an American artist recognized for his landscape paintings of Wyoming and Maine subjects, and is perhaps best known for having painted the White House Christmas card in 2008. His work is characterized by patient observation of nature and an interest in abstract design.[1] He is a resident of Rockport, Maine.
Lawson was born and grew up in Sheridan, Wyoming, and attended the College of Santa Fe (now Santa Fe University of Art and Design), the American Academy of Art in Chicago, and the Lyme Academy College of Fine Arts, where he studied with Deane G. Keller and Aaron Shikler; he also was mentored by artist Ned Jacob.[1][2] After his studies he returned to the west to paint the landscape around Jackson, Wyoming, participating in pack trips with fellow plein air painters.[1] Initially a pure landscape painter, Lawson has more recently introduced historical references into his work; he joined a colleague in following the entire route taken by the Lewis and Clark expedition, which served as the theme for a series of paintings depicting sites along the trail as they appear today.[3][4]
He has exhibited in numerous galleries and museums, including The Haggin Museum, the University of Wyoming Art Museum, the Museum of the Rockies, the Capitol Hill Club and the Caucus Room of the Russell Senate Building in Washington, D.C.[2] His work has been featured in publications including Western Art & Architecture, American Art Collector, PleinAir Magazine, Southwest Art, and American Artist.[2] Among the public collections holding work by Lawson are the Portland Art Museum, Farnsworth Art Museum, Buffalo Bill Historical Center, Florence Griswold Museum, and Forbes Magazine Collection.[2]
The painting used for the White House Christmas card depicts the view from the Truman Balcony, and shows the Washington Monument and Jefferson Memorial in the distance. It is now part of the permanent collection of the White House.[5]
Lawson is married to writer Dorie McCullough, daughter of author and historian David McCullough, whose influence the artist acknowledges. "What I've learned to appreciate from my father-in-law is that history isn't behind us. Those who made it may have come before us. They are leading the way and we are following in their footsteps."[3]
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- ^ a b The Christian Science Monitor, December 24, 2008
- ^ St. Joseph News, July 8, 2005
- ^ The Boston Globe, December 23, 2008
- The artist who created the White House Christmas card, The Christian Science Monitor, December 24, 2008
- View from the White House, The Boston Globe, December 23, 2008
- Maine Artist Paints The White House Christmas Card, WCSH6.com, Portland, Maine
- Maine artist paints White House Christmas card, USA Today, December 21, 2008
- Changing times, St. Joseph News, July 8, 2005
- Hassrick, Peter A. T. Allen Lawson: On Home Ground. 2008
- Capturing the Missouri: Lewis & Clark Revisited. 2004 ISBN 0-9754406-0-8
- Boehme, Sarah E. T. Allen Lawson: Selected Works, 1993-1999. 2000. ISBN 0-9669382-1-6
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I have a really good guitar sitting in our guest bedroom (have had it for 16 years) and I still don't know how to play it! Must get some lessons one day!
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Beautiful image Carol! Very soulful tones to go with a soulful image. If you lived down near us – my eldest son could have given you lessons! He's excellent on the guitar – not being biased of course! lol xx
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Everything about it was great! Service was awesome and activities for kids were awesome! Highly recommended to anyone in the winter months!
Thank you for your feedback. We're gearing up for winter here in Erie! You can trust that it will be 84 degrees at Splash Lagoon all winter long!
This park has many great water slides. My five year old and eight year old went on all of the sides but the one extreme side. The wave pool was also a blast. The waves come every 8 minutes and last for 4 minutes. Lots of fun. In the park I really liked the heat they pump into the air...
Thank you for letting us know about your visit! We were glad to hear everyone had a great time! We hope that you will come back and see us again, Carrie
Took my wife and kids on a Monday in November. This is the second time we have visited. Kids loved the slides and wave pool.
Monday is the day to go with less crowds and value coupons.
I'm so glad you had a great time! We hope to see you again soon!
Went on a one night getaway for a break. Went from a Thursday until Friday. Thursday there was hardly anyone there. Very quiet and no lines for the slides. Friday was great until 3 pm when teenagers came... They were rude and disrespectful ! The Adult hot tub was for 21 and over but the teens took it over and...
Thank you so much for letting us know about your visit. Weekdays are definitely a great time to visit the park!
Should you ever need anything while at the park, please ask for me or one of the Aquatics Supervisors on the park floor (wearing black polo shirts and whistles). We'll be happy to help in any way possible. Thank...
This was our 4th visit and a fun time like all the others. We are a family of 4 (2 adults, 2 kids ages 11 & 9) We stayed at attached Comfort Inn (see separate review). Our kids had Thursday, Nov 6 & Friday Nov 7 off so we took advantage of those days and stayed over Thursday-Friday. This worked...
Thank you for letting us know about your visit, and the things that make it a great trip for you and your family. Adding on a Monday or Thursday to your weekend stay is definitely a great way to get in lots of extra slide time! We hope you will stop back and visit us again soon!
Splash Lagoon is a favorite with my family. We took our 3 children and the grandparents for a overnight stay and play at the inviting and fun filled water park. The water parks slides,pools,hot tub, play area's etc were amazing. So many great wonderful things for everyone to do together.The arcade and food was great too. We loved our hotel...
Thank you so much for letting us know about your visit. We appreciate your comments, and we will keep working hard to make sure you and your family have a great time each time you visit! Thank you, Carrie
Splash Lagoon is a favorite with my family. Kids can play the o hearts content while parents relax or play along.Prices are not bad for this attraction. Snacks are good also. If you you love video games they have them too.
Thank you for visiting the park, and letting us know how we're doing. We've purchased quite a few arcade games over the past two years! You don't need a waterpark admission to visit our arcade, so drop by to play anytime!
We took our 3 children for a overnight stay and play at the water park, so much to do and great for a large span of ages.
Thank you for choosing us for your family trip! Come back again soon!
We visited this fabulous water park with many rides and features. They have a great hotel connected to this water park. Food and concession stands available. Passes and group discounts available. Great place to visit if you have never been to a indoor water park.
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We stayed in the Holiday Inn next door and it was great to just walk through a corridor and go right into Splash Lagoon.
We took a long weekend here and visited on the holiday Monday. I thought it might be a lot more busy but was pleased that there were a fair amount of people but not crowded at...
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According to The New York Times, last year General Electric (GE) made over $14.2 billion in profit, but paid NO federal tax.1 None.
In fact, thanks to the millions GE spent lobbying Congress, we American taxpayers actually owed GE $3.2 billion in tax credits.2
Now GE is slashing health benefits and retirement benefits for new employees among non-union workers and is expected to push unions to accept similar cutbacks3, while its CEO, Jeff Immelt, gets a 100% pay raise.4
What's worse? Immelt now sits as chair of the President's Council on Jobs and Competitiveness (Jobs Council), representing corporate America to the President on matters like job creation and corporate taxation. That's a slap in the face to every hardworking, tax-paying American—especially GE employees.
That's why we're teaming up with Russ Feingold and his new group Progressives United today to call for Immelt to go. Will you join the call?
Sign the petition calling for GE CEO Jeff Immelt to step down as chair of the President's Jobs Council.
One of the chief ways GE avoids paying taxes is by shifting a large portion of its profits overseas, and jobs follow.5 Now GE's CEO is the person charged with helping the President create jobs here in America. That's just perverse.
And if the American people got back just the $3.2 billion GE took in tax credits, it would pay for the programs that House Republicans want to gut, like community health centers providing care to over three million low-income people6 and food and health care assistance to pregnant women, new moms, and children.7 We'd even have enough left to save the jobs of over 21,000 teachers across the country.8
But if we can hold Immelt accountable for GE's corporate irresponsibility, the nation will turn its attention to the injustice of corporate tax evasion in the face of the Republicans' budget-slashing attack on working families.
Make it all happen by signing the petition calling for Immelt to go. Just click below—and share this email with your friends, family, and social networks today.
Thanks for all that you do.
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1. "G.E.'s Strategies Let It Avoid Taxes All Together," The New York Times, March 24, 2011 http://www.moveon.org/r?r=207259&id=26713-8424909-MSa8u7x&t=3
2. Ibid.
4. "UPDATE: GE Doubles CEO Immelt's Compensation, Shrinks Board", Smart Money, March 14, 2011 http://www.moveon.org/r?r=207261&id=26713-8424909-MSa8u7x&t=6
5. "G.E.'s Strategies Let It Avoid Taxes All Together," The New York Times, March 24, 2011 http://www.moveon.org/r?r=207259&id=26713-8424909-MSa8u7x&t=7
6. "NACHC Statement in Response to the Budget from the House Appropriations Committee," National Association of Community Health Centers website, February 9, 2011 http://www.moveon.org/r?r=206514&id=26713-8424909-MSa8u7x&t=8
8. Based on an annual teacher's salary of $42,500, as noted in the Payscale website (updated March 19, 2011), accessed March 30, 2011 http://www.moveon.org/r?r=207263&id=26713-8424909-MSa8u7x&t=10
We need to show that millions of Americans are standing with the protesters and help draw the nation's eyes to Madison today. Can you take a moment right now to change your Facebook status to this:
For Wisconsin's schools and kids, the stakes today couldn't be higher. Kim Hoffman, a middle school music teacher, spoke for hundreds of great teachers across the state when she said: "I love teaching, but [if these cuts go through] I'd have to start looking for another job, period."3
Today is the critical moment. With the bill temporarily stalled after Democratic Senators fled the state to deny the Republicans the ability to vote on the bill, there is a chance to kill the bill for good.4 Organizers expect their largest crowd yet, but they need to know that we have their back.
Can you help draw national attention to Wisconsin by changing your status on Facebook for the rest of the day?
Click here to go to your Facebook profile and change your status.
Thanks for all you do.
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P.S.—If you don't have Facebook, that's fine—to spread the word, just forward this email along to five (or more!) friends, and ask them to do the same.
1. "Wisconsin Gov. Walker Ginned Up Budget Shortfall To Undercut Worker Rights," Talking Points Memo, February 17, 2011. http://www.moveon.org/r?r=206111&id=26172-8424909-M1ZaAbx&t=3
2. "Lawmakers Flee Wisconsin Capitol, State Police Pursue; Protests Swell to 30,000," AlterNet, February 18, 2011. http://www.moveon.org/r?r=206112&id=26172-8424909-M1ZaAbx&t=4
3. "Angry Demonstrations in Wisconsin as Cuts Loom," The New York Times, February 18, 2011. http://www.nytimes.com/2011/02/17/us/17wisconsin.html?_r=1
4. "Lawmakers Flee Wisconsin Capitol, State Police Pursue; Protests Swell to 30,000," AlterNet, February 18, 2011. http://www.moveon.org/r?r=206112&id=26172-8424909-M1ZaAbx&t=5
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Dear Eric, Carefully-sited offshore wind power can make a critical contribution to reducing global warming pollution and cleaning up our nation's energy supply. As America's first offshore wind farm, Cape Wind would generate the equivalent of 75 percent of Cape Cod's energy and would set an important precedent for the future of clean energy development in this country. More than seven years' worth of state and federal assessments have found that Cape Wind would have overwhelmingly positive environmental effects. Now it needs to clear one last hurdle, a favorable ruling by the Department of Interior. Please urge Interior Secretary Ken Salazar to let Cape Wind finally be installed.Sincerely, Ben LarsonNational Field OrganizerClimate and Energy Program
Dear Secretary Salazar:After its extended review by state and federal agencies, the Cape Wind permitting process should come to an end. Please issue a favorable Record of Decision on the outstanding "Section 106" process under the National Historic Preservation Act, and let Cape Wind be built.The Cape Wind project has undergone more than seven years of exhaustive reviews by both the state and federal government, including a comprehensive two-year review by the federal Minerals Management Service, which examined 27 categories of potential effects of the proposal. The reviews found that the vast majority of the project's environmental effects will be minor, negligible, or even positive, and there will likely be no significant lasting negative impacts. With this in mind, Cape Wind should proceed, especially as it will not only reduce global warming pollution but will set a precedent—showing the way we can begin developing our country's offshore wind resources in a responsible manner.Please issue a favorable record of decision and let the Cape Wind project proceed.
A bill that would put credit card reforms in place now rather than in three months was just blocked in the Senate. So it's time to take the fight straight to the banks!
Tell the credit card companies exactly what you think of them, and that they won't get your business until they stop raising interest rates, adding new fees and penalties, and other tricks prior to the credit card rules going into effect in February.
What better way to tell the banks "bah, humbug!" than to stop charging on their cards during the holidays.
We can put the pressure on at the corporate level now if we all speak out together!
http://www.creditcardreform.org/learn.htmlIf we had a watchdog to prevent credit card tricks and other financial scams, we wouldn't have to rely on Congress to fix problems after they happen. An independent regulator would put our money needs first, but the banks hate the idea! http://www.creditcardreform.org/learn.html
Cell phone on your holiday list?Verizon just hit most smartphone customers with a $350 fee for canceling their service early. Tactics like these are outrageous, and it's time they're stopped so we can shop for the best wireless deals. A bill was just introduced; let's move it now!
Minerva Novoa,Internet Advocacy Coordinator
Dear Eric,
Do you have fresh lettuce in your fridge?
Last Wednesday, a company recalled romaine lettuce in 29 states due to salmonella. Much of that lettuce was already in people's homes. Did you know about the recall effort so you could check on your greens? Probably not.
It's time we stop relying on unreliable recalls and start to prevent food poisoning up front. The Food Safety Enhancement Act will do that, but we need your Representative to vote FOR it this week, before Congress goes on its recess!
The House could vote THIS AFTERNOON or tomorrow. Act now!
Look at your cell phoneNow look at your phone bill. Ugh! Why can't you take your phone to another company to get a better deal? Tell Congress to stop the giant telecom companies from holding your phone hostage.
Parties for health reformCongress is headed home in August, and members need to hear about fixing health care, not just ignoring it. We're looking for activists to hold house parties (we have tips and help here) where your guests write letters about getting real solutions to their problems.
Has your credit card deal changed?We're hearing banks are changing credit card deals before the new reform law takes effect. If your card terms are being messed with tell us about it here so we can know about any new tricks to fight against.


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Interview of the Algerian journalist Kahina Bencheikh El Hocine with Professor Fekete (February 28, 2013)Submitted by Cyril on Sun, 03/17/2013 - 06:51
Fantastic interview, IMO. Reading it left me in awe.
Especially its bottom line.
Yet, I suspect it stayed vastly unnoticed thus far. Let's fix this.
Here's just an excerpt:
"[...]Q.: Germany wanted to find out how much gold there is on its account with the IMF. It was rebuffed. Is the IMF more powerful than a strong Western country such as Germany?
A.: My view is that Germany is not a strong Western country. Rather, like Japan, it is an occupied territory pockmarked with American military bases which have lost all their rationale when the Soviet Union collapsed in 1991. All decisions of the German government can be assumed to be subject to American veto, as long as American troops are stationed in that country. Even the economic strength of Germany is contingent upon extraneous circumstances. For example, it depends on the release the German gold reserve from American custody that could be refused on the flimsiest of pretexts. The IMF is an American puppet. It should have been disbanded in 1973 when the system of fixed foreign exchange rates, which it was conceived to safeguard, was abandoned. It's tantamount to keeping the hangman on the payroll after capital punishment has been outlawed.[...]"
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Good article.
Good article.
I always enjoy your posts, but I have to go to bed now. Most of you are waking up, but I have not slept yet. Will read later today.
Indeed, you better sleep
Indeed, you better sleep FIRST, before reading this one. Rest well.
"Cyril" pronounced "see real". I code stuff.
"To study and not think is a waste. To think and not study is dangerous." -- Confucius
Ok Lysiandad...
I finally read it. This is a great interview. I checked out his site and I also read and enjoyed this one http://www.professorfekete.com/articles%5CAEFAmericanBasesGe.... I am going to read some more of his articles.
As far as this particular article is concerned....
I think this is one of the most important points of the article,
"All decisions of the German government can be assumed to be subject to American veto, as long as American troops are stationed in that country." So... if America has a base in your country... good luck trying to repatriate your gold.
"Better still, Algeria could derive an additional benefit from such a retaliation if it occurred. It could set up the 21 st
century's first clearing system for gold devices (a.k.a. real bills maturing in gold coin in 91 days or less). These gold devices are far superior to dollar credits, and the world will treat them as such." This is an interesting suggestion, of course they are superior to the dollar it is actually gold backed.
There really is just so much to touch on here. Like the idea that Algeria has the potential to have the only solvent banks in the world if the open the mint to the free coinage of gold. I really do not understand what they are waiting for, it is a war they could win.
Speaking of wars... "The idea that countries should be free to choose which currencies to accept and which ones to refuse in exchange for real goods and real services is too dangerous and too contageous for the comfort of the American money doctors." While I think there are a lot of reasons for Police Action in Iraq (all of them ridiculous), Ferkete's hypothesis is probably pretty accurate also, I mean at the end of the day it usually all comes down to money.
And then finally.... permanent backwardation....well...this is all a science isn't it? It is precise and has rules of law just like physics, and we are heading toward permanent backwardation. What is Algeria waiting for?
GREAT find!
Not for the faint-hearted.
Pages 3 and 4: these last paragraphs/exchanges in the interview aren't for the faint-hearted.
"Cyril" pronounced "see real". I code stuff.
"To study and not think is a waste. To think and not study is dangerous." -- Confucius
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We hope you're sitting down, ladies. Because Robert Pattinson talks about sex in the latest issue of Italy's Style Magazine. Oh yes.
Asked if he always got along well with the opposite gender, the actor - who is in the middle of a massive PR campaign on behalf of Water for Elephants - said: "I hate the lack of prudishness, I get bored when people are ostentatious of their body. Sex and feeling for me walk side-by-side."
With such a refreshing attitude, Robert obviously didn't go into detail about his life between the sheets with Kristen Stewart. He was adamant that is never will, in fact, saying:
"My private life is off-limit. I've never spoken about my flirts, I'm not a man for short and superficial love affairs... I don't talk about my relationship with Kristen Stewart, an actress I admire because she's a real person, and a real actress."Elsewhere in the interview, Pattinson touches on a director he admires, his idol and more...
On David Fincher: My favorite movie last year was The Social Network and one day I'd like to work with Fincher. Everything he does is interesting, and he got the best out of an actor I really admire, Jesse Eisenberg.
On his idol: Jack Nicholson. He had a huge career and he always owned his characters. Whereas, in the end, for a lot of people, I am just Edward the vampire and in my life I'm just Robert. We share the same hairstyle. But when I read an entire article about my hair, I laugh my best British laugh.
On his style: I like dressing Calvin Klein, English shoes, T-shirts and comfortable jeans. I've always been influenced by James Dean's look.
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Celebs like Robert Pattinson, Nikki Reed, and Lauren Conrad give me faith in young Hollywood. It's nice to see young people who are humble and in the industry because it's what they're passionate about, not because it's what will get them the most media exposure or a fat paycheck. Kudos to you Mr. Pattinson! This is another classic example of why you will always be one of my favorite celebrities! :)
Way to go Rob!! I'm glad you put ur foot down when the media asked you abt ur co-star-kristen.I admire you and kristen SO much!! I like ur personality and I'm glad u take love affairs very seriously-most people don't....I wish you and kristen all the happiness ,luck and love the world could give and yeah, u r my no.1 actor! I love you!!!!!(God, I'd be SUPER lucky, if U read this. Don't worry, we'll meet up pretty soon, you'll see...)


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I learned many interesting things about DC Shoes when I met with Global President Nick Adcock and Senior Vice President, North American General Manager Mark Miller at ASR.
One theme emerged crystal clear: DC has big ambitions, and has a plan to get there.
"We believe DC can compete with major sports brands of the world," Nick said. "We are always pushing ourselves. We are looking beyond our industry for inspiration."
For the recent X Games in Los Angeles, the company envisioned what a large sports company would do if a major sporting event was held in its backyard.
DC rented the Standard Hotel in Los Angeles for several days, flew in 35 retailers, company sales reps and others, hosted parties every night and took its guests to the X Games.
One reason DC can afford to put on such an event is its phenomenal growth.
DC's revenue grew 56 percent last year, Mark said. In the fiscal year ended Oct. 31, 2007, DC accounted for 15 percent, or approximately $364 million, of Quiksilver's $2.43 billion in revenue, according to Quiksilver's SEC filings.
Previously, DC set a plan to reach $500 million in sales in five years. The company will accomplish that in four.
Nick said the company is evolving from a U.S.-centric skate brand when Quiksilver bought it in 2004, into a global premium sports brand.
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Economy: It will be hard to match DC's 56 percent growth rate in 2008, but the company revenues will still grow double digits, Mark said.
"We are working on the basis that when things get better, we want to maintain market share and continue building," Nick said. "We added 40 people this year and will add 40 people next year."
Mark and Nick don't let their staff dwell on recession talk.
"You don't have to be down because the world is down," Mark said. Even in this market, there are always exceptions."
And DC is the exception. Parent company Quiksilver has repeatedly said DC is currently the key growth driver for the company.
In the third quarter ended July 31, for example, DC recorded growth in the Americas while sales declined for Roxy and Quiksilver brands, according to Quiksilver's filings. DC apparel showed particularly strong growth.
Apparel: DC apparel has evolved from T-shirts, hats and fleece five years ago to a full cut-and-sew line that is tailored to different distribution channels, including the core market, mall retailers such as Zumiez and PacSun, and department stores.
It has also expanded the offering by age and gender, and now have boys 2 to 7, boys 8 to 20, young men's, women's and snow.
The DC apparel has been in department stores for about a year, and is experiencing double digit growth, Mark said. He said the company moved into the channel slowly and conservatively because it did not have experience with department stores.
The Quiksilver advantage: Mark said the Quiksilver team "held our hands" as DC moved into the department store channel and made key introductions. The relationship with Quiksilver has "accelerated our growth. Doors have swung open for us," he said.
Nick spends one day a week at Quiksilver headquarters, soaking up the knowledge of the senior management team, which has deep experience growing an action sports brand. "Every screw up, they've made or avoided," Nick said.
When Quiksilver bought DC in 2004, sales were approximately $100 million.
Nick said there's no way DC could have grown so rapidly without Quiksilver's backing.
"We wouldn't have had a hope in hell of growing from a $100 million, private company to where we are today," Nick said.
The global opportunity: Mark, previously senior vice president of sales, was recently promoted to general manager of North America.
As of Sept. 1, the company hired Gary Parsons as the general manager for the Asia Pacific region, a new position. He joins DC from K-Swiss where he was the company's international president.
The general manager of Europe, Matthieu Bazil, has been in that position for 2.5 years.
With key global general managers in place, the goal is to free Nick to focus on larger, global issues instead of worrying about the daily nuts and bolts of the business.
Now, Nick said he is focusing on the business three to five years out, the vice presidents are looking 18 months to three years out, and the managers focus on now to 18 months out.
Nick said DC growth in Europe is very strong for the entire brand. The company sees a big opportunity in snow in Europe now that DC has both hard and soft goods to offer.
Southeast Asia and China will get an even bigger push in the near future as the new general manager for the region gets going.
South America and Eastern Europe are big targets for growth. "Russia is going crazy," Nick said.
Structurally, DC operates its global design, marketing and corporate headquarters from Vista, then has regional marketing and sales offices in key global territories.
"Our heads are down, and we are working on hard on what we can achieve," Mark said.


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