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Red River House Rental Photos and Description
9 Bedroom, 8.5 Bathroom On The River With Fun Views Of The Surrounding Mountains
Rural Mountain Conditions Exist. Winter vehicles with 4-Wheel Drive or Chains are HIGHLY RECOMMENDED during the winter months.
With a Greatness All Its Own... This massive 2 story, 9 bedroom, 8-1/2 bath house is formerly the River Street Bed & Breakfast... now it`s available for your very own personal retreat!
Upon entry is a comfortable living area with half bath, Apple TV, with internet available. From the living area are french doors leading to the great outdoors with a spacious patio area; plenty of river and ducks! Through the interior french doors is a very large dining area leading to a cozy kitchen. Down the hall reveals 3 bedrooms, one with a king bed, sleeper sofa and private bath, then the other two each with queen bed and a shared full bath with your very own laundry room! Now choose a stairwell... From the living room make your way up the right stairwell to reveal 4 bedrooms each with their very own unique style. The first two bedrooms that you encounter have king beds and private bathrooms, then on further down the hallway you have two more bedrooms with 2 queen beds in each room housing private baths and balconies. Should you choose the left stairwell.. You`ll find 2 bedrooms. Also with their own unique style; all queen beds, private baths and balconies. Sorry no garage access.
(If applicable) As a courtesy to our winter guests a ration of firewood has been provided at the home upon check-in, additional wood may be purchased through our office if you should run out; during the summer months wood is not provided to any of our homes, however, if you would like to purchase some wood for your stay, please contact our office for more information.
We love that we can offer comforts of home, however please note that Rural Mountain Conditions Exist. We cannot guarantee proper working order for internet (if applicable) and/or satellite/cable TV in any of our homes due to interruptions by the service provider. If services fail and we are notified, Red River Real Estate makes every attempt to resolve the said issues as quickly as possible.
This Property Offered by Red River Real Estate, Red River, New Mexico
- Suitability:
- Minimum Age Limit for Renters
- children welcome
- limited accessibility
- non smoking only
- pets considered
About Red River Real Estate
I love to travel and see the world, but when it gets really hot in Texas, it is time to go to the mountains. Although I have visited all 7 continents, there is something about Red River that has captured my imagination. Perhaps it is the friendly town. Perhaps the cool mountain air and stunning views. Perhaps it is my encounters with wildlife: deer, elk, bear, wild turkey, squirrels, birds, you name it. Perhaps it is finding out that my great great grandfather visited here during the mining heyday and invested in the community. Perhaps it is the wealth of history and the charm of an old mining town that has reinvented itself. Now that I'm retired, I like to bring my 3 dogs for a month in the summer where we hike together and explore together in my 4WD. I find the peaceful atmosphere conducive to writing the book I'm working on. I hope you will enjoy my townhouses as much as I've enjoyed decorating them and sharing them with other travelers.
Red River Real Estate purchased this house in 2013
Why Red River Real Estate chose Red River
A friend invited me to visit her townhouse when I was going through a tough period in my life. I fell in love with the friendly town, the wildlife, the mountains and cool summer weather. Since it is only 10 hours from my home, I decided it was time to buy a place and explore further. Every time I come, I find something new to see or do. I recently found out about my great great grandfather's experience here by buying an old newspaper in one of the gift shops. I suppose I have a genetic connection to this place!
What makes this house unique
Words cannot adequately describe the feeling of sitting on the balcony with a cup of hot chocolate, watching the sun turn the mountains from gray to pink to glowing red. For the early riser, one might see bears wandering through the nearby river or deer munching on the bushes. On the other hand, if you are a nightlife person, the two local bars provide great live music and are a short two blocks away.


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An unguarded remark from an UKIP constituency official in Thanet South set off another round of speculation about Nigel Farage and his interest in standing in the target seat of Thanet South in 2015.
But no-one seems any the wiser about whether he will apply for the seat - or has already - despite the assertion, reported in the Financial Times, that it was "the worst kept secret" in Thanet.
Separating fact from fiction is rather tricky and UKIP has not helped itself by the ambiguity of statements hurriedly put out at the end of last week.
The local UKIP association had been expected to announce a shortlist of would-be candidates on Friday.
It didn't and offered as explanation that it had received a number of late applications for the candidacy that meant it would now have to carry out a fuller shortlisting exercise, whittling them down for a final hustings meeting on August 26.
In answer to the question about whether Nigel Farage had thrown his hat in the ring, UKIP evaded a direct response by saying that nominations had continued to come in and the selection process was continuing. In the absence of a straight "yes he has" or "no he hasn't" you can understand the subsequent confusion.
What does seem rather odd is that the local party had a plan to reveal its shortlist on Friday but seemed to have been steered away from doing so by the national party, which was possibly concerned that if, as predicted, Nigel Farage is to apply the selection would become a coronation rather than a contest.
That, of course, is still the likely outcome: it is stretching the imagination to conceive a situation where party members faced with a shortlist that includes the party leader would opt for someone else. It makes the claim that there had been a late flurry of applications less credible - given the steady drip drip of hints and speculation about the leader's intentions.
Even if you subscribe to the theory that there is no such thing as bad publicity, this rather messy turn of events has not been UKIP's finest hour.
Although I doubt local actvivists and party members will mind terribly if, come August 26, Nigel Farage is confirmed as the prospective candidate for Thanet South.
But we will have to wait until then to find out.
Tags: UKIP, Nigel Farage, Thanet South, general election, 2015, politics
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To Blog Or Not To Blog.
That is the question I have been wrestling with for quite some time. I have been advised by friends, acquaintances and professionals that if you want to get involved in journalism or writing in today's highly competitive market, this is the best way to get things moving.
They say blogging is the first rung of the ladder for budding writers and journalists' nowadays. Names have been made and carers launched from a single post and if you don't have one then you are denying yourself the opportunity of an audience and having your work read.
The thing which has prevented me from starting my own blog until now has always been the suspicion that people don't read them. Somebody somewhere is probably not reading this right now. Unless you are a celebrity of some distinction, established writer, critic or leading authority on a subject, why would people be interested in the opinions and feelings of a complete unknown? The reason you read a particular individuals blog is because you are interested in that person first and foremost and by reading their ponderings or rants you hope to learn something about them, thus becoming closer to that person by the end of the post.
Without a brand or public profile your blog has no clout and surely your voice would just get lost and shouted over by the progenitors and settlers of the blogging world.
The same reason I don't talk to girls, the same reason I don't blog. Rejection, the fear of nobody caring. My advances spurned forever.
Another problem I have with blogging is the ease with which you can start one and give yourself the title: 'blogger'. Blogging is part of the instant gratification culture we are now all accustom to, where no thought or transgression can go unpublished or contested before being thrust upon us forever and ever. While technology affords me the privilege to be writing this today it also means there is no standard. For every one cute or funny YouTube clip there are a thousand terrible ones waiting in the margins to waste your time. I am truly sorry if this is wasting your time.
Having said all that, I too am about to throw my hat into the ring. Uninvited and somewhat apologetic, clogging up the internet's arteries with my nicotine thoughts. However, I assure you unlike your work colleague Cassandra who's 'friend request' you politely accepted on facebook, I know you probably don't care what I have to say; and with good reason. After all who am I?
Despite this, over the coming months in 2014 I hope to win some of you over - especially those who are also thinking about starting a blog. I'm probably under qualified to be a blogger. I have no real speciality; I have no on-line presence, I don't bake, upload pictures of food or enjoy gossiping; I don't even have an opinion on everything and am often spectacularly uncontroversial- but might that be refreshing in2014? Perhaps I've hit upon my niche. Of course you should always write about what you know or from experience and I know about Dover, Deal and the district as I have lived in the area all my life. I have no real plan just now, except to try and write as often as I can and loosely base it around news events happening in Kent, while also revealing a little about myself along the way. I hope you will join me in 2014. Happy New Year.
Thanks, Len.
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So I went to see The Hangover: Part III today with mixed expectations. The first one broke new ground in the movie arena, bringing a fresh concept to a party style movie with the twist of what happens when the sun comes up the next today. I laughed so much that when the second part was announced, I found myself itching to get in the cinema to watch it. (That was 6 months before its release!) Unfortunately, aside from the hilarious scene in a Bangkok Strip Club, I felt that Todd Phillips and the gang were just reproducing the first outing in a different location. The fans wanted more.
And boy oh boy, in Part III, Todd Philips has shown why he had to make the trilogy and answer his critics (myself included) following the second outing.
First thing you need to know is there is no-one getting married, hence no stag do (batchelor party), no mayhem… yeah right!
The film opens in Thailand where Mr Chow escapes his prison cell, worthy of Andy Dufresne might I add, during a riot. A chase through the sewers leads him to jump from a cliff edge, plunging into the Gulf of Thailand.
Alan has not changed since we left him. He is still immature, brainless and damn right funny. His parents are sick of him because he is a constant disappointment, and when it all becomes too much for his father (quite emotional but funny at the same time), it's decided by his mom, sister and the Wolf Pack that he needs to go to Arizona Institution for an 'intervention'.
ROAD TRIP! Phil, Stu, Doug and Alan hit the open road but are quickly side tracked, and rammed off the road, by Marshall, a gangster trying to track down 40 odd million dollars' worth of gold bullion from Mr Chow. We then find out that subtle little hints have been dropped into the previous two movies to build up to this moment.
Always given the short straw, Doug is held hostage until the three amigos can track down Mr Chow, retrieve the gold and return it to Marshall before the sunrises 3 days later.
Cue the 'hangover'. What follows is pure genius, with a bit of long windiness to prolong the Wolf Pack's agony. I don't want to give too much more away but you'll be treated to a trip to Tijuana, old faces reappearing, seductive lollipop sucking in a pawn shop, abseiling down Caesar's Palace and finally the finale just outside of Vegas. Oh, and a happy ending too.
All in all, enough to make you feel as though you're the one with a hangover.
I am pleased to say that this movie is a good one to see, but do take it with a pinch of salt because after all, it is a comedy and therefore, not meant to be judged on anything more than whether it can make you laugh or not.
Salt or Sweet? Definitely Sweet.
Tags: Hollywood, Movie, Cinema, Box Office, Salt or Sweet
Categories: blogs and bloggers | Entertainment | Film | General | Humour | Just Life | Leisure | Media | People of Kent
So I was sitting discussing with my colleague (JS) various different topics when we stumbled across old films we used to watch as children. There is not a significant age gap between us, only 5 years, but our choices in favourite films does differ quite considerably.
Once we had finished listing our favourite films, JS touched on the main actor in one of her films (The Indian in the Cupboard) and how she used to have a crush on him when she was 3 years old! I was more shocked at the age of her first crush then the fact she had a crush on Henri from the film.
After controlling my laughter, JS added fuel to the fire by declaring two further crushes: the first, Neville Longbottom from Harry Potter & the Philosopher's Stone and the second, Buzz McCallister from Home Alone. This send me into an uncontrollable fit of laughter, some of the others joined me. JS literally smiled and joined in with us.
The dreaded question fell on me when on of the girls asked me who I had a crush on when I was younger? I could honestly say I went blank and could not think of a single crush at such a young age.
So now I've had time to think about it, I think it only fair I declare my crushes from childhood films:
1. Allie from The Karate Kid Part I (She also appeared in Back to the Future)
2. Andy from The Goonies
3. Jessica from The Karate Kid Part III
So there you have it, my three choice.
Keep reading and I'll keep you posted on my life as The Odd One Out.
Categories: blogs and bloggers | Entertainment | Family Life | Film | Leisure | Moaning | Moans and groans | Work
Well when you work with a group of women, anything can happen. Everyday brings a new adventure, sometimes a challenge, and as always I am at some point left scratching my head at something one of them has said to the group during the working day... hence this latest post.
Well at the time I was writing this, I was sitting on a leather couch in the suburbs of San Jose, California drinking juice and looking at my notes from previous weeks. I was literally another world away from where I usually am when I encounter my issues as 'The Odd One Out.'
Today's weird and wonderful post is surrounding the inner workings of a colleague of mine when she uses MSN Messenger. (MSN Messenger, for the computer illiterate, is principally an instant messaging service that allows contacts to talk to each other - a sort of text messaging service that is online).
So the women and I were discussing things that annoy us about Facebook when one of them suddenly said 'Do you remember MSN Messenger? We all responded with a unitary nod.
MSN was great when I first used it, in fact it's how I first began talking with my soon to be wife (She is American and lives in San Jose), but after 4 years we grew tired of the breakages in connection and service and chose to move to Gmail. (Google Mail is awesome).
Anyway... my colleague then proceeded to say aloud to the rest of us "Yeah, did you ever do the sign in, sign out thing?"
I was confused and raised my eyebrow. What shocked me more was that my other colleague said "Oh yeah, I used to do that."
I continued to stay quiet, trying to focus on the invoice I was processing. I didnt want to get drawn into another strange discussion. One a week is enough for me!
Then came another comment "I used to love MSN, I've had some great conversations on there."
The conversation continued, going back and forth across our pod desks. Different pros and cons were listed and they also discussed all the features they enjoyed using. (I can say now, I hated the 'nudges', which shook your computer screen when people wanted to talk to you when you had been idle for 5 minutes or so).
I couldn't take it anymore, I had to interject otherwise I would just look ignorant or worse still, they would draw me into the conversation at a point where it would become uncomfortable for me to back out and they would tease me about it.
"Yes, Jess and I first began chatting on MSN after my holiday to San Francisco in 2007." I said. "But what the hell is the 'Signing in and signing out' thing?"
Curiosity got the better of me.
The two girls laughed, knowing it would send me into a frenzied rant, as most things do. The others in our group sat silently, waiting to hear.
"Come on what is it?" I persisted.
"The 'Signing in and signing out' thing is where you're already signed in, chatting to other people and you see a guy you like come online. He will obviously look down his contact list and see who is online and talk to who he wants. What I did was to sign out of messenger and then sign back in again." [Cue my long pause and thought] - What the hell for, I thought? "That way, he will see the little notification box that pops up in the bottom right hand corner, signally that I have just come online. That way he is more likely to talk to me."
To say I was thinking of the movies 'Fatal Attraction', 'Obsession' & 'Misery' while she was explaining would be pretty harsh. I was a little disturbed originally but the more I thought about it, the more I thought that this was a pretty clever tactic to get a guy to notice you. In fact, it was bordering on genius.
The good thing to add to that is that my colleague appears to know where the line is and is not hovering over it, ready to hop into the weirdo territory. As long as she stays behind it, I am happy to continue sitting next to her.
So that's the latest from me - keep checking in to see my posts and remember, if your on MSN, either remain invisible or sign out first and stay offline before JS sees you.
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Tickets – they seem to cause more problems than they are worth sometimes.
Tickets – they seem to cause more problems than they are worth sometimes.
London 2012 Games organisers have had to admit that 67,000 seats a day have been left empty at the Olympics – equivalent to one in 10 tickets sold.
Consequently, there was a rush by LOCOG to get tickets on sale on Monday, putting another 3,800 back on the market, with a promise more will become available day by day.
Disappointingly, after taking a quick look on the Games' ticket website today, the process to buy more tickets seems as complicated as ever. Also, many have been angered there are no box office numbers to call and that tickets can only be bought online.
Yes, tickets can be a pain, as organisers at Lounge on the Farm have found this week.
The festival at Merton Farm, near Canterbury, announced on Tuesday, July 24 that a "very limited" number of early bird tickets would become available on Friday, July 27.
Yet, six days later, they are still sending out tweets saying the £79 passes are still on sale for LOTF 2013.
Granted, these are difficult times. Everyone wants to spend their money on those extra Olympic tickets going on sale this week. Plus, we are all generally a bit skint in these times of double-dip recession.
Yet this must be a bit of a blow for the festival, which must be hoping to get as much money in the bank as possible after a relatively poorly attended event this year.
Perhaps the memories of the rain and mud has put off a number of people off for now. It's still a bit too raw in the memory.
But if Kent music-lovers want a great festival to keep afloat in these tough times, maybe snapping up those early bird tickets might be a good idea.
Talking of tickets, I have some pretty amazing ones for a certain show tonight.
I am not allowed to talk about it really. In honesty, I am not allowed to be there either. But the excitement is too much to not even drop a little hint.
Once a certain closing event of a certain rather big occasion has occurred, I'll be able to write all about it.
But for now, just know that I'm really looking forward to it, and I'll be bursting at the seams for a couple of weeks, waiting to get behind a keyboard and blurt everything out.
A couple of weeks back, we ran a nice little piece on page three of What's On, talking about the Red Bull Pro Nationals motorcross up at Canada Heights, near Swanley.
Thanks to our monsoon like summer, the final day had to be cancelled, as the track had become a quagmire.
Following more problems with wet weather – this time at a venue in North Yorkshire – the promoters have decided to return to Canada Heights, for a second attempt.
The racing, bouncy castles, zorbing and even Peppa Pig, Fireman Sam and Bob the Builder, arrive on Saturday and Sunday, August 4 and 5. Details at www.redbullpronationals.com.
Categories: blogs and bloggers | Entertainment | Media | music | Olympics | Showbiz
Not often does a life as short as Amy Winehouse's erupt such a spilling of emotion.
Not often does a life as short as Amy Winehouse's erupt such a spilling of emotion.
Like many I was not surprised but still shocked when the news broke that the 27-year-old singer had been found dead at her Camden home on Saturday afternoon.
Her later life was plagued by that very cruel "disease of addiction" described by comedian and actor Russell Brand, himself a former drug addict.
Yet I was saddened to find myself also not surprised but still shocked by the wave of comments that have been posted on the KentOnline story about the Rehab singer's demise.
"Vastly over-rated and her demise is entirely self-inflicted" read a comment from Hardly News.
"Beats me how someone with half as much talent as an everyday female pub singer got so famous" were the views of Maureen.
Someone leaving their name as Lord Sir Barry, the Pride of Kent - no doubt believing himself to be hugely funny - wrote: "The most pertinent question is thus: what has the death of a talentless, thick, smelly junkie singer, from London (albeit fake American) got to do with Kent?
"I couldn't care less about this waster popping her clogs. KoL should stick to stories about car crashes, lost cats and non-league football!"
How a fragile woman who has only just passed away in what strongly looks like hopelessly tragic circumstances can be subjected to this kind of comment is brutal.
To clear one point up, her Kent connection is admittedly not hugely strong - her London cabbie father Mitch lives in Greenhithe. Yet many people in Kent will know him and this is a story that has connected with thousands of people who live in the county, proved by the high number of comments on the story.
Yes everyone accepts that she fell into the trap of drink and drugs. It is not clever to point out that she was a recovering drug addict. It is heartless to imply that she somehow deserved death.
On the talent front, inevitably her second album Back to Black is going to become one of 'those' albums now. She had the ability to perform in the classic style of soul, R&B and even jazz but not lose that "what you looking at?" swagger of her Southgate upbringing.
The woman won five Grammys. Not the actions of "an everyday female pub singer" or someone who was "vastly over-rated."
Clearly these self-righteous, downright uncalled-for twitterings are not limited to KentOnline. Most people's views on their place in society is also widespread. Many of the comments left were respectful, which should be acknowleged.
That Amy has joined the fateful 27 Club - which includes the likes of Kurt Cobain, Brian Jones, Jimi Hendrix, Jim Morrison and Janis Joplin - will no doubt automatically propel her into the category of legend.
But it is nothing less than deserved. She was a huge talent who never fully reached her potential and that - regardless of how she lived her life and what contributed to her death - is a tragedy in itself.
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A survey released today has fuelled my suspicions that people in Kent are not happy about the quality of music in the county.
A survey released today has fuelled my suspicions that people in Kent are not happy about the quality of music in the county.
According to research conducted by PRS for Music, 56 per cent of people in Kent do not believe there are enough local gigs in their area.
That puts Kent fourth on the nation's "unsatisfied" list, with only people in Derbyshire (71 per cent), Somerset (65 per cent) and Yorkshire (59 per cent) expressing more disappointment at the amount of local talent on show.
The poll of 3,000 people suggested Manchester (77 per cent) was where most people were happy with the amount of acts gigging nearby.
Perhaps this is because of its city status. Many Kent gig-goers (myself included) will admit they often jump on the train to London to catch a new band they have heard about or see a major show at the O2 Arena or Brixton Academy.
Yet even London (68 per cent) only managed fifth on the satisfaction list, behind Newcastle (77 per cent), Nottingham (73 per cent) and Lancashire (70 per cent).
At a time of year when headliners are being announced for summer festivals left right and centre, this alarm about Kent's music scene might seem unwarranted.
Yet the reality is the vast number of the major acts performing in the Garden of England each year do so on two successive weekends at the Hop Farm Music Festival and Lounge On The Farm in July.
Granted Kent has other music festivals dotted throughout the summer. Music On The Hill will host the likes of Katherine Jenkins and McFly, Bedgebury will host Simple Minds, Erasure and Sophie Ellis Bextor, while Rochester Castle will entertain Peter Andre and N-Dubz.
But aside from the festival season, visits from major music acts are generally few and far between. Looking ahead to Easter, the only major act performing is Olly Murs at Margate's Winter Gardens, who is hardly a pillar of musical innovation.
Local talent is not getting through to the major labels consistently enough, which might be making the county seem like a less attractive prospect for tour organisers.
This could be because Kent artists are not shouting about themselves enough, the quality is not there (I'm not having that) or because there are not enough adequate venues to pull in the A&R scouts from the Big Smoke.
Whatever the reason, it sounds like most of Kent's music fans are not happy bunnies.
In other exciting news, I have just joined Twitter. For anyone interested in my earth-shattering ramblings, you can follow me on @TheChrisPrice. If you are not already following What's On then a) you should be, b) you can rectify this by clicking "follow" on @kmwhatson.
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This excellent hat is in the original Dobbs hatbox! Label indicates this is a "long oval", size 7 ¼" hat, also has Dobbs Fifth Avenue label. Box is in very good condition with some storage evidence, hat has a few little round places on underside – still a very nice and wearable hat!
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Another neat hat! This one was made by Ferncroft and appears to be a young lady's hat. Very nice, please see photo.
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Another great set of McCoy's pink and blue casseroles! Bottoms are marked: 874, McCoy, Lancaster Colony (mark), USA. Casseroles are in great condition with minor crazing. Very nice!
All Items : Pottery and Stoneware : McCoy : Dinnerware : Pre 1990 item #649504 (stock #3320)
This listing has 4 McCoy individual size casseroles! They're from the Stonecraft line and are the pretty creamy color with pink and blue bands/stripes. Bottoms are marked: 874, McCoy, Lancaster Colony (mark), USA. They're in great condition – one has a 1/8" production stress on rim edge, all have crazing (not unusual). Very nice!
All Items : Pottery and Stoneware : McCoy : Cookie Jars : Pre 1980 item #649503 (stock #3319)
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Excellent condition McCoy cookie jar! It's the milk can shape and is from the Spirit of '76 line.
This is such a pretty half apron! The colors on the fans and roses are gorgeous!
This is a very nice California souvenir apron! It has lots of detail and is in wonderful condition – please see photos.
This is an older apron and is one of the more unusual ones we have listed! It has a lady/girl holding a bouquet of flowers and there are other pretty flowers as well – tulips and perhaps a rose trellis – just very pretty!
This is a lovely apron with an unusual design and use of material! The floral print material is so colorful and the adorable pocket reminds me of a flowerpot. Very pretty apron!
Of all the hand-made aprons we have listed, this one is by far the most detailed! Made of pink and white check fabric, it has smocking at the waist and also on the large single pocket. The apron is curved/rounded (rather than having the conventional square shape) and the pocket has the same shape. The apron is finished with wide white rickrack on the edges as well as on the pocket...
Another pretty apron with cross-stitch (chicken scratch) design! This apron is a gorgeous pink and white check and it has the huck towel type design – same as on the blue apron in our item #M2643. Excellent addition to a collection or to wear! Beautiful color!
It's unusual to find chicken scratch (cross-stitch) aprons with wording on them! This one is green and white check and has "Merry Christmas" in red! So very pretty!!
This is another colorful gingham apron! It's red and white check with a white cross-stitch (chicken scratch) design. Lovely!
These two gingham aprons are in excellent condition and appear to have never been worn! They have cross-stitch designs and this was called "chicken scratch" (would now be counted cross-stitch)! The yellow apron has a dark yellow/gold color cross stitch floral design while the blue one has a geometric type design (often seen on huck towels). The attention to detail is wonderful – especially on the blue apron. These are lovely aprons to wear or display in a country kitchen.
These two Christmas aprons have been in my collection for a number of years so I'm listing them together! The red one has a large pocket that's actually a red poinsettia Christmas hanky! The white apron has an appliquéd green Christmas three that has 3 little metal bells attached – only the red bell has a clapper so it makes a nice little tinkling sound when you move! Christmas aprons are becoming difficult to find – these two are great!
The handwork on this crochet apron is exceptional! The apron ties/strings are nice and long and even they have a lovely design. Please see the photos to truly appreciate this extra nice apron and to see the work and time that went into it. Super!
This crochet apron is somewhat different than the others we have listed – it's made of crochet/open-weave dishtowels! They have been joined together and dressed up with pretty crochet at hem and a lovely crochet flower has been attached to the single pocket. There is also a button attached to the waistband and would probably have had a small hand towel attached. Neat apron – excellent condition!
This is one of the prettiest crochet aprons I've ever seen! The attention to detail is so nice – just look at the bows at the end of the ribbons. Lovely!
Please note: this apron is a lovely dark red color.
Please note: this apron is a lovely dark red color.


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Another Tuesday is in the books with a couple of interesting story lines taking place across the country.
The biggest story of the last couple of days has been the feud between the Clemson Tigers and the South Carolina Gamecocks which started up on Sunday with Clemson head coach Jack Leggett calling for a bat check on South Carolina's Jackie Bradley Jr. Continue reading
2011 Season Preview: Seniors to Watch
There are a few seniors this year that have come back for their final season of eligible. One of the top hitters in the class is Paul Hoilman from East Tennessee State who won both the 2010 T.D. Ameritrade Home Run Derby and the 2010 Cape Cod Baseball League Home Run Derby. You can check out the rest of our Top Seniors below. Continue reading
Alumni Games Recap for Feb. 12th
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FORT WORTH, Texas – A Kyle Von Tungeln home run in the seventh inning broke a 3-3 tie and helped propel the TCU Varsity baseball team to a 5-3 win over the Alumni squad Saturday afternoon. The game capped an outstanding weekend for the Horned Frog baseball team as they gear up for the opening of the 2011 campaign on Friday, Feb. 18 against Kansas. Continue reading
2011 WAC Preseason Poll
DENVER – Fresno State has been selected as the favorite to win the 2011 Western Athletic Conference regular season baseball crown in a vote by the league's seven head coaches. The coaches also voted on a preseason all-WAC team with Fresno State leading the way as it placed seven players on the team. Hawai'i junior second baseman Kolten Wong was named the preseason player of the year, while San Jose State senior Blake McFarland was picked the preseason pitcher of the year. Continue reading
2011 CBD Season Preview: WAC
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2010 NCAA Baseball Attendance Leaders
The NCAA released their 2010 NCAA Baseball Attendance Figures which is led by four SEC schools. The LSU Tigers lead the pack with an average of 10,673 fans in 37 games. Arkansas comes in second with 7,704 fans while Ole Miss comes in third with 6,759 fans edging out fourth place South Carolina by an average of one fan. Texas is the first non-SEC school in fifth place with an average of 6,571 fans. You can check out the rest of the Top 50 below. Continue reading


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No fewer than 200 protesters on Thursday stormed the headquarters of the Independent National Electoral Commission in Abuja demanding fresh governorship election in Kogi State in compliance with the Supreme Court judgment delivered on January 27, 2012.
The apex court had in the verdict declared as null and void the continued stay in office of the governors of Sokoto, Adamawa, Bayelsa, Cross River and Kogi states and ordered INEC to conduct fresh elections in the affected states.
The protesters, under the aegis of Association for Justice and Good Governance of Kogi State, carried placards with various inscriptions which included, 'INEC must conduct fresh election as ordered by Supreme Court', 'We demand justice and good governance in Kogi', 'Kogi must be free from illegal hands', 'On Supreme Court judgement of 27/01/12 we stand' and 'Wada must go'.
On arrival at the commission's headquarters, the leader of the protesters and chairman of the group, Umar Akwu, was ushered into INEC premises to officially submit a letter to the commission's chairman, Prof. Attahiru Jega, while a senior police Officer, Mr. P. A. Ogbadu, urged the protesters to remain peaceful.
After submitting the letter, Akwu addressed journalists and recalled that in order to avoid a vacuum in the administration of those states, the Supreme Court ordered that the Speakers of the State Houses of Assembly be inaugurated, pending the conduct of fresh governorship election.
According to him, the five Speakers were indeed inaugurated as acting governors on the same day of the judgment, including that of Kogi State, who was inaugurated by the State Chief Justice, Justice Nasir Ajanah.
Akwu however stated that in an action calculated to ridicule and rubbish the Supreme Court, Governor Idris Wada procured the services of a Customary Court of Appeal Judge to swear him into office on that same day and was thereafter accompanied by heavily armed policemen into the governor's office in Lokoja.
He said, "The 1999 Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, as amended, provides that the swearing-in of state governors be performed by the State Chief Judge or in his absence by the Grand Khadi. The President of the Customary Court of Appeal is not vested with such power. No state governor has ever be sworn into office by the President of the Customary Court of Appeal.
"In compliance with the January 27, 2012 Supreme Court decision, INEC held governorship elections in Adamawa State on February 4, 2012, in Bayelsa State on February 11, 2012, in Sokoto State on February 18, 2012 and in Cross River on February 25, 2012. 6. Surprisingly, INEC did not hold fresh governorship election in Kogi State despite the subsisting Supreme Court judgement ordering it to do so.
"The Supreme Court had held that the tenure of office of the last holder of the office of governor of Kogi State terminated on the 28th May, 2011. The state by application dated February 1, 2012, prayed the court to exempt Kogi State from the effect of the January 27, 2012 judgement, arguing that the commission had already conducted governorship election in Kogi State on December 3, 2011."


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This article was written by Paul Hoffman. You can read his previous articles here. He has also read and researched several research papers on sprinting and performance articles so you don't have to. Using a Metronome to Improve Speed in a Masters Sprinter I thought I came up with the … [Read more...]
The Winning Mind: the Rick Beardsell Story (Part 2)
This article was written by Stevie Gee, a personal trainer, fitness coach and a GB Master Athlete at 400m. He competed for Northern Ireland in the early 1990s, and aims to run at the European Vets Athletic Championships, next year's World Masters Championships in Lyon M45 over 400m. Click here to … [Read more...]
The Winning Mind: the Rick Beardsell Story (Part 1)
This article was written by Stevie Gee, a personal trainer, fitness coach and a GB Master Athlete at 400m. He competed for Northern Ireland in the early 1990s, and aims to run at the European Vets Athletic Championships, next year's World Masters Championships in Lyon M45 over 400m. Click here … [Read more...]
Hamstring Injury Management, Part 2
This guest post was written by Dr. Allan Tissenbaum. He is an Orthopaedic Surgeon based in Pittsburgh, PA, specializing in both Surgery and Sports Medicine. Outside of work, he is a top ranked Masters Sprinter winning several National titles in the M50 category and prior years. He has run … [Read more...]
Hamstrung by the Hamstring – Treatment and Prevention, Part 1
This guest post was written by Dr. Allan Tissenbaum. He is an Orthopaedic Surgeon based in Pittsburgh, PA, specializing in both Surgery and Sports Medicine. Outside of work, he is a top ranked Masters Sprinter winning several National titles in the M50 category and prior years. He has run … [Read more...]
Comparison of Running Speed for Masters Aged 40-65
This article is guest blogged by Steven Millward, a Masters sprinter from Toronto. Jimson's Note: We hear all the theories about sprinters losing speed with time as compared to distance runners. We also hear about the differences between aging men vs women. Looking at 3 factors … [Read more...]
Aging has Greater Impact on Anaerobic versus Aerobic Power [MASTERS]
This article is "scientific proof" of something we already know. We are constantly told we lose speed as we get older, but our aerobic capacity does not decline as fast as our speed. But what about anaerobic capacity? The point of know this attrition is setting realistic goals in your "comeback" or … [Read more...]
The 400 meters Run-Your-Age Club
As we get older, we need goals. Annual goals. Gone are the days when just searching and hunting for their daily food was a priority. Golfers like to "shoot their age" meaning hitting a 75 at age 75 on an 18 hole golf course… most likely from the red tees! But for Masters track, what are the … [Read more...]
Interview with Bill Collins, former WR holder and Masters Sprinter
This is part 12 of the Freelap Friday Five Series, 2013 Edition. To review the 16 part 2012 edition, click here. Part 1 was Matt Scherer, Professional Pacer-Rabbit. Part 2 was Stuart McMillan, Bobsled and former UKA Sprint Coach. Part 3 was Dean Starkey, PV Coach and former Elite Pole Vaulter. … [Read more...]
SpeedEndurance TV – 3 Tips for a Masters Sprinter Comeback
Here is another quick video from SpeedEndurance TV. The chart below might help, and I am highlighting 22.0 & 48.0 (for 200m and 400m) which is very close to my 21.98 and 48.36 open PRs for the respective events. One can also use WMA age grade tables (Excel sheet here) and get similar goals … [Read more...]
Comparing 400m vs 800 meter Training
This article is guest blogged by Coach and Masters sprinter Chris Lemassif. Along with Paul Osland, they are the founders of MyRemoteCoach.com If these names sound familiar to you, it's because they were part of the Canadian Masters 4x400m M40 relay team (along with Malik Crepsac and Mike … [Read more...]
5 Tips: How to Train a Masters Sprinter
Here are 5 tips I can give to a Masters Coach or Athlete. Don't Show Up Broken Any injuries you have prior to training must be addresses and fixed. If you want to PREVENT being broken, see my next point. Remember John Smith's 3 rules on why you get injured: when you are tired (i.e. over … [Read more...]
Christmas Break Workout Ideas
Christmas Break is fast approaching! If you live in Canada or Northeastern USA, that means possibly no indoor track, snow covered outdoor tracks and maybe no weight room. Plus there will be plenty of food and drink everywhere you go. No problem! Here are some logistics to consider. … [Read more...]
How to Register for the WMG 2013 in Torino Italy
On the Torino World Masters Games website, you'll find all the necessary information for the registration. If you only want registration (no accommodation), it costs € 170,00 that allows you to select up to 3 sports, with a maximum of 5 disciplines each. If you need accommodation (minimum stay 3 … [Read more...]
Masters Track: The Return to Speed (Part 2)
This is a guest post by Eric Dixon, a certified IAAF Level 5 Sprints/Hurdles/Relays coach. Click here for Part 1 yesterday. Warm-ups: The warm-ups are important to prevent injuries. They should take at least 20-30 minutes to raise the core temperature and get your muscles ready for sprinting. … [Read more...]
Masters Track: The Return to Speed
Last month, Coach Eric Dixon wrote a great article on How to Pick a Good Sprint Coach. As well, I did a video Fireside Chat on How to Pick a Good Sprint Coach. Now, if you are past your "senior" or prime days (i.e. age 20-30) of competitive racing, and are even considering a masters comeback, … [Read more...]
Ray Yeck, Masters Sprinter 1948-2012
This note came from Vance Jacobson though an email today… Raymond Yeck, our friend and fellow competitor, passed away peacefully in the early hours of Saturday, September 8, after a 3-plus year battle with cancer. I recall in 2008 when I complained of gaining weight, he claimed some … [Read more...]
Notes from Underground: A Rookie Master's Sprinter Diary
This article is guest blogged by Paul Hoffman from My Two Cents: Thoughts of a Small Town Therapist. It was the summer of 2010. I was watching the USA Outdoor Track and Field Championships. A light bulb went on in my brain. I'M GOING TO BE A SPRINTER … [Read more...]
Research Review: Testosterone, Growth Hormone, Nutrition and Training
Here is a follow up on my case study on How to Track and Improve your Testosterone & Zinc levels Naturally with InsideTracker. Q – SpeedEndurance.com: After reading Dr. Stone's interview, it seems that heavy training is important to help hormones for power and recovery. Any special … [Read more...]
InsideTracker: How to Track and Improve your Testosterone & Zinc levels, Naturally
This is Part 4 of a multi-part series. Part 1 discussed Testosterone Creams & Gels: Victor Conte Revisited. Part 2 discussed How To Increase Natural Testosterone, Naturally. Part 3 covered Sleep Deprivation and Testosterone Levels. In all the years I've coached, it's amazing to … [Read more...]


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Applicants should have successfully completed at least one semester and not more than 2 years at UAB School of Medicine. Students in a combined MD/PhD program are not eligible for support through the NIH T35 mechanism. Students holding PhD degrees or research-based MS degrees in the health sciences, or those already matriculated in formal programs leading to a PhD or research-based MS degree are also not eligible. Applicants holding an MPH degree are not necessarily disqualified. Applicants must be citizens of the United States, or must have been lawfully admitted for permanent residency.
1. Select a faculty sponsor. Contact faculty members who are working in areas in which you may have an interest.
Mentors and Research Interests is a partial listing of UAB faculty members who are interested in having students work in their laboratories this summer, with a brief description of his/her research. Your selection of a faculty mentor is not limited; however, for funding from the T35 mechanism you will have a much better chance of being funded if you choose from this list. For other summer programs, please check with them for an updated list of participating faculty.
You can also find faculty and their research interests at: http://www.uasom.uab.edu/publicdocuments/april/samentor.pdf
2. With your sponsor, outline a research project. If you would like help in choosing an area of work or help with selecting a sponsor, please contact Dr. Lorenz (firstname.lastname@example.com, 934-0676) as soon as possible.
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- The proposal, which should consist of a two to five page summary of the project indicating the specific aim(s), introduction, research strategy, and literature cited. See Project Proposal for additional detail.
- A copy of your mentor's current NIH Biosketch in Word format
- A list of your mentor's current lab/group personnel - include name and title/position
- A copy of your resume
- IRB or IACUC training approval - If the project you select will involve research involving human subjects or animals, you must either: enter the IRB or IACUC protocol approval number (see p. 2 of the application) and submit proof that you have completed the appropriate UAB's Learning System online training, or include information regarding when the approval and training will be completed. Please see the Tip Sheet for Students Involved in Research Involving Human or Animal Subjects for additional information concerning IRB or IACUC approval. NOTE: IRB/IACUC Approvals and Training must be complete by June 1, 2015, or your award will not be activated.
Per NIH Guidelines for Ruth L. Kirschstein National Service Short-Term Institution, trainees are required to pursue research training for 2-3 months on a full-time basis, devoting at least 40 hours per week to the program.
There are three available training appointment periods to choose from. Indicate on your application which training period (listed below) you would like to pursue. You must devote at least 8 weeks and no more than ten weeks to the program. Please make sure you select the period which will suit you best and will not jeopardize your full-time research agreement.
The awarded monthly stipend is about $1836; however, this amount will be prorated based on your selected appointment period.
On the application, please select one of the appointment periods below:
Eight Week Appointment: June 8, 2015 – July 31, 2015
June 22, 2015 - August 14, 2015
Ten Week Appointment: June 8, 2015 - August 14, 2015
Trainees must devote full-time participation to the project. Each trainee will receive a stipend of approximately $1,836/month. A minimum of eight weeks of full-time research (40+ hours/week) is required for all students. For the summer of 2014, the majority of funding will be for projects limited to eight weeks in length.
Please note: no course credit can be accrued while you are being paid from the training grant.
All student participants in the Medical Student Summer Research Program are strongly encouraged to present the results of their research projects at a local, national, or international scientific meeting. Sponsored medical students are required to present at the Dale J. Benos Medical Student Research Day held in the fall (October 2015).
Summer training should be planned with the goal that the results of the student work will eventually be submitted for publication with the student listed as a co-author. The presentation and publication of student research results is an important aspect of the summer training experience.
Applications will be accepted until 4:00pm on Monday, March 2, 2015
Application Form and Project Proposal must be submitted by e-mail to firstname.lastname@example.com.
Incomplete applications or those not signed by the mentor will not be reviewed.
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LTE-ready Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 2014 Edition launches at T-Mobile next month
Just like Verizon, which started selling the Note 10.1 2014 Edition in March, T-Mobile will offer the LTE-capable variant of the tablet. According to T-Mobile, its customers will be able to add the new Note 10.1 "to a postpaid voice plan for free and enjoy nearly 1.2 GB of free 4G LTE data every month through the end of 2014."
Unfortunately, T-Mobile didn't say how much it's going to ask for its new Galaxy Note 10.1. Anyway, customers can sign up for more details at the second source link below.
Sporting a 10.1-inch display with 2560 x 1600 pixels, the Galaxy Note 10.1 isn't obsolete yet, despite the fact that Samsung recently released the newer and larger Galaxy Note Pro. To learn more about the Galaxy Note 10.1 2014 Edition, you can read our review of it here.
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1. torr310 (Posts: 432; Member since: 27 Oct 2011)
They released it too late. I want something newer now.
2. 0xFFFF (Posts: 3649; Member since: 16 Apr 2014)
All these LTE tablet variants (T-mobile, ATT, VZW, etc) show a fundamental stupidity by Samsung. Instead of making a separate LTE tablet for each carrier, Samsung should:
(a) include an LTE radio that handles more bands and works with many carriers (like the iPad)
(b) have a pluggable LTE radio on the back or side of the tablet behind a nicely done panel or port cover, so the user can plug in whatever LTE they want.
Obviously (a) would be preferable, but even (b) would be far superior to having all these variants and the costs of making/testing/supporting them.
The other thing that would be nice with (b) is enabling any Samsung table to be LTE upgradeable. It is really bad for business to segment the market into separate wifi/LTE models.
3. Kaiser2007 (Posts: 158; Member since: 16 Nov 2013)
Yeah. LTE for the whole world, not just one region.
And (c) LTE with software switch. You disable those LTE bands you don't need.


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WindanSea Five-O! La Jolla surf club marks 50 years with events and exhibit
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Exhibition commemorating WindanSea Surf Club's 50th anniversary
10 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily, June 8-Sept. 1
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By Pat Sherman
For nearly five decades, the legendary WindanSea Surf Club (WSC) has traveled the world in search of the perfect wave, nabbed countless trophies and accolades in their sport and helped enrich their community through service projects, including annual Day at the Beach events in which the club invites homeless and disabled children to surf, frolic and barbeque by the sea.
The club also helps keep people safe and on course during the annual La Jolla Rough Water Swim, and participates in various community beautification projects.
"It's like we're one big family," said Debbie Beacham (nee Melville), a 1982 women's world champion surfer who joined the WSC in the late '60s. "It's beyond competition and community service. WindanSea is our playground, and we all enjoy it together, and we take care of each other. ... Our kids grow up and become best friends."
Now, the roughly 175-mem- ber club that inspired several films (including 1964's "Muscle Beach Party") and documentaries (1969's "The Fantastic Plastic Machine") will get its due with a six- month, 50th anniversary exhibition at the California Surf Museum in Oceanside. The exhibit includes photos, trophies, surfboards, vintage WSC clothing and memora- bilia such as a wooden key to the City of Honolulu the club received during a trip to Hawaii just months after its inception.
The exhibition opens June 8 in connection with the museum's annual gala and fundraiser, during which eight commemorative WSC surfboards with the club's "Five-O" logo will be auctioned off.
The club will hold its 50th anniversary party Sept. 14 at the Catamaran Resort in Pacific Beach.
Road to Malibu
The bond Beacham speaks of was forged in 1963, when Chuck Hasley approached fellow surfers Mike Hynson, Skip Frye and Bill Caster about forming a club to compete in the Malibu Surfing Association Invitational.
Surfers from across the state were eager to join the competition, as the famous break at Malibu's Surfrider Beach (today Malibu Lagoon State Beach) was to be altered for use as a yacht harbor (the surfers prevailed and in 2010 it became the world's first surfing reserve).
To participate in the contest, however, Hasley and his friends first had to belong to an established surf club.
With some creative promotion by local public relations professional and surfer Thor Svenson (who became WSC's first executive director), the four surfers convinced Malibu Surfing Association's president that they were in fact a legitimate club, and were allowed to enter the competition.
After recruiting an impressive crop of surfers to join them, the nascent club crammed a chartered bus with surfers (and beer), making the trek to Malibu around 4 a.m., Aug. 25, 1963.
Though legend has it that several WSC members were too hungover to compete in some of the day's first events, "WindanSea went there and totally dominated," recalled surfboard shaper and longtime WSC member Hank Warner, who credits the club with helping change the image of surfing in the 1960s.


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- fiddlerose2 Jun 27, 2007 04:44 PM
I'd like all of your opinions about Goldberg's deli in Factoria - food, service, serving size and most importantly if any changes have occured recently. I have the opportunity of sharing this info with a couple of the owners so honesty is appreciated.
I was there last week for the first time in a long time. The corned beef/pastrami was quite good but the service was terrible. We waited 40 minutes for our food then after much agitation were served some things that were for another table. Service has always been the weak spot on each of my visits.
I was just there today, and I thought the food was great, the portion sizes perfect (not overwhelming, like most places), and our server was excellent. She checked with us repeatedly throughout our meal, although they could have refilled my water a little more frequently.
went recently to curb my craving for a hot pastrami sandwich and was underwhelmed by food and service. server acted like we were moron's for asking the difference between the pickles.water went unrefilled. asked for my sandwich to be light on the mustard and it was swimming in it. while the flavor of the meat and the quantity was very nice, the meat was barely warm,the bread was flavorless,not warm,and fell apart as i ate the sandwich. also, i don't know if it was supposed to have cheese on it(that's what i thought i was getting)but who ever heard of a hot pastrami without cheese! the side items served-slaw,potato salad,etc.-are only ok and served in too small portions for the price of the sandwiches. we had only our sandwiches and no drinks and after tip spent over $30.00! felt like we overpayed by half. my suggestion is go to some of the other highly regarded sandwich places in the seattle/eastside area and do some comparison shopping.(having been in the food service business most of my life i realize every situation/location has different issues) just search this board and you will find many options. my wife and her coworkers for a major telecom company right across the street are slowly moving away from eating at Goldberg's for these and other reasons. you can thank me later.
re: bighound
At jewish deli's such as the famous 2nd Ave. Deli in NYC, the pastrami is not served with cheese only musturd to stay kosher. I think many pastrami purist would argue that good meat, good rye bread and musturd are all you need for the perfect sandwich.
re: bighound
"...who ever heard of a hot pastrami without cheese?" Uh, hate to be the one to break this to ya, but there's this thousand year old rule about mixing milk (that would be the cheese) and meat (that would be the pastrami)... welcome to the redefinition of reality as to what is "normal"... geesssh...
I haven't ever actually eaten there, but if I had feedback for them, I'd say they need to improve their signage at the mall entrance. The way the space is designed means that customers would have to walk through the "hallway" from the mall entrance to the outside entrance in order to actually see anything inside the restaurant. Perhaps putting up some sort of menu at the mall entrance (even if it's a basic one) would be helpful.
Thanks for all the feedback. I should see one of the owners later this week. Oddly enough, I didn't know he was one of the owners till he brought me a corned beef sandwich and we started talking about it.He's very open to improvements.
After vowing NEVER to step into that establishment again, after a terrible experience, I was fed this awful stuff at a passover seder. The feast cost my friends and absolute fortune... probably could have taken us all out to eat at Rovers for what they paid these thieves.
Gefilte fish, not bad, a bit dry.
Charoset, chunky, looked like apple pie filling
Mock chopped liver, didn't eat it... I want real with schmaltz or nothing
Matzo ball soup - Yellow salted water, with a tan stone in it...
Tzimis - very good
Brisket - gray nasty dry, inedible
Baked chicken - raw
Roasted red potatoes - hard, tasteless
Mashed potatoes - tasteless
Potato kugel - greasy
Turkey gravy (for chicken I guess) lumpy floury
Beef gravy (for brisket, which should have it's own au jus) lumpy floury
Spinach loaf - good (thanks g-d, something to eat).
Chopped salad - ok, if not bland
I cannot believe they are still in business. This catered food was WAY WAY WAY worse than anything I ate in their establishment. Shame on them.
re: stevedgrossman
Is it possible to have a good catered meal for Passover anywhere?
I understand it's time consuming, but in my book it's make your own or go to relatives or friends who make their own. Buy a passover meal? Feh.
Corned beef or Pastrami with cheese. Ick. I get the same thing every time, half corned beef on rye, dry. I then add my own mustard. The sandwich is ok, fits the bill when I am craving jewish deli food. I often have to ask for pickles, sometimes multiple times. I think the soup is sub-par, very salty, but it's being compared to my Mom/Grandmothers. I once ordered Rugulach there and I wont again. Again, its compared to my Mom's. They served it warm with whipped cream?? I've looked at the deli case before and nothing looks all that appetizing so I've never bothered to try anything from it.


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Facebook to debut auto-play video ads in 2013
This will do the job at last!
One of two things will happen:
1. There will be a massive exodus from Facebook. People who want streaming video ads are already watching Hulu, in the USA.
2. There will be a trivial hosts file entry to block the Facebook streaming video ad server.
Actually, both things may happen, but if the only people left on Facebook are techies, and ignorant sheep, the techies will leave, too.
Iran's Ayatollah Khamenei 'likes' Facebook despite ban
Re: Assumptions, assumptions...
The iPhone *is* the work of the devil. Just ask Steve Ballmer.
Re: Assumptions, assumptions...
As long as a nation enslaves all women within its borders, that nation is evil.
Come back when that situation changes in Iran, mmkay?
In the words of his own Prophet
In Hadith, Prophet Muhammad says:
"Three are the signs of a hypocrite: When he speaks, he lies; when he makes a promise, he breaks it; and when he is trusted, he betrays his trust even if he observes Fasting, performs prayers and claims to be a believer.''
In another Hadith, Prophet Muhammad says:
"Four are the qualities which, when found in a person, make him a sheer hypocrite, and one who possesses one of them, possesses one characteristic of hypocrisy until he abandons it. These are: When he is entrusted with something, he betrays trust; when he speaks, he lies; when he promises, he acts treacherously; and when he argues, he behaves in a very imprudent, insulting manner.''
Hypocrisy is a disagreement between heart and tongue.
Hypocrisy is a discrepancy between word and deed.
Here we see that the Ayatollah is a hypocrite, not worthy to lead a nation's religious observances, much less its secular existence.
Google parks panzers on Germany's lawn over 'link tax' plan
Here's an example of massive stupidity
German newspapers don't want people to come to their Web sites, obviously; else why pressure Google into de-linking?
I following a Google link this morning to the Financial Times Web site. Under normal circumstances, I would *NEVER* visit that site (and having seen it, I won't again, but that's a different kettle of bollocks). Without the Google link to (what should have been) an interesting story, FT would stay off my radar.
So, I agree with John Sanders, but I would go one step further: Block all links to any .de domain and see if that satisfies the morons who brought the suit.
What made us human? Being ARMED with lethal ranged weapons
"I guess breeding via rape and murdering any humans that look a bit different to you when they're within a mile of your home should be OK in the States too, then?"
Well, Psyx, that's certainly the argument used by the Republican Party in their recent campaign.
Twitter in BRUTAL crackdown on copyright looters. Sort of
"Twitter is now more properly policing"
And by so doing, by exceeding the requirements of the law, they make themselves liable for any copyright infringement that escapes their notice.
You can count on the MPAA/RIAA suing them out of business (probably following an illegal raid on Twitter's Corporate offices).
Ballmer aims chair at Apple after Windows package miss
Re: If MS go the Apple route
Android is a Linux derivative. I'm running an Android desktop PC at home; it cost me $65 including shipping (plus $12 to get something nice-looking as a case for it to live in), uses 14 watts of power (vs. the 750 watts burned in my Windows 7 desktop PC) and serves the majority of my computer needs. for World of Warcraft, yes, I still need Windows. I wonder how long, however.
Microsoft urges devs to 'lead Windows 8 app land grab'
This will be the equivalent...
...of the "land grab" for farmsteads in Antarctica. Sure, there will be a couple of optimistic fools who think W8 apps are going to make them wealthy (it won't) and a lot of kids who think they can code the next "Angry Birds" (they can't), but on the whole, I expect *skilled* independent developers to stay away in droves. After all, why would anyone with two working brain cells code apps for a company who is well-known for stealing intellectual property and then squashing the originators? (No, I don't mean Apple this time.)
Microsoft takes a $6.2bn bath with aQuantive web ads write-down
Re: What on earth are the MSFT board doing?
The most notable thing that Ballmer has done since he took over has been to drive the value of MSFT down 50%. Assuming he's working for Red Hat, I'd call that "successful." However, if he's really working for Microsoft, then his tenure has been an unmitigated disaster, with obvious roadsigns of the Apocalypse ahead.
ITC denies Apple an emergency ban on ALL HTC PHONES
Re: Before diving head first, check there is water in the pool
Apple's been completely derivative for decades. For example, the iPad? Introduced by Bill Gates in 1997. First seen in Star Trek (the TV series) in the 1960s.
Multimillionaire's private space ship 'can land on Mars'
The biggest problem with electric vehicles
The biggest problem with electric vehicles is government red tape. You have OSHA, the EPA, the DOT, and FSG only knows what else at the Federal level, and then yet another layer of all that at the State level, and even some more at County and City government levels. Yes, battery technology is still a bit of an issue, but in 1907 Detroit Electric was making electric cars with an advertised range of 80 miles on a charge, and in actual road tests exceeded 200 miles. One would think that humanity could probably achieve at least parity with technology that's a century old, if we throw enough money at the problem.
Meanwhile, SpaceX is managing to improve on existing, current technology by using the age-old Engineering paradigm: "Steal from the best." You take what's been done before, see what you can do to improve it economically, and do it. There's nothing wrong with that, it's the smart way to advance technology. Fortunately, the space transportation industry isn't overrun with patent trolls, like the software field is. Not yet, anyway.
Westboro Baptist Church taunts Anonymous over supposed attack plan
Not merely a tiny group
In fact, the WBC consists entirely of the *(incestuous) family of Phelps, the "pastor" of the fake church.
And Anonymous absolutely did not target WBC; the entire load of crap was a bare-faced lie by WBC in order to get some more free publicity.
The best thing that could happen would be a tacit agreement amongst all the various news agencies to never report on anything involving the WBC.
Revolutionary radio comes in cubes
Good theory
"it is the lack of intelligence that's supposed to save billions of dollars, and the planet"
If that actually worked, the US Congress would have already done it. They are vastly overqualified if that's the basis for success.
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Election, Recording, and Judicial Districts Senate District S House District 38 Judicial District 4 Recording District Kuskokwim Facilities and Amenities Municipal Facilities & Utilities Piped Sewer, Landfill, Library, Aniak Volunteer Fire Dept., Animal Control, Roads, Pull Tabs, State Funded Public Safety Officer(VPSO), Search and Rescue Geography and Climate Location Aniak is located on the south bank of the Kuskokwim River at the head of Aniak Slough, 59 miles southeast of Russian Mission in the Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta. It lies 92 air miles northeast of Bethel and 317 miles west of Anchorage. Community Map Available Yes Map URL http://commerce.alaska.gov/dnn/dcra/PlanningLandManagement/CommunityProfileMaps.aspx Latitude 61.5783 Longitude -159.5222 Sq Mi Land 6.50 Sq Mi Water 2.30 Climate Climate is maritime in the summer and continental in winter. Temperatures range between -55 and 87 °F. Average yearly precipitation is 19 inches, and average yearly snowfall is 60 inches. 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There is no road connection to other villages, although trails and the frozen Kuskokwim River are used by snow machines during winter. When the river is frozen, it is used as an ice road to access Chuathbaluk, Crooked Creek and Bethel. A winter trail is marked to Kalskag (15 mi). Harbor/Dock Yes State Ferry No Cargo Barge Yes Road Connection No Coastal No


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Officials say that the incident appears to have been a dispute over money. The crime is still under investigation.
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