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Photos and Description of this 4 bedroom holiday villa in Cagnes-sur-Mer - Villa Adorable
5 Bedrooms And 5 Baths, Overlooking The Mediterranean
Villa Adorable is a luxury home, newly renovated and redecorated stone farmhouse. The house is from the 17th century, and ones served as a Clementine grove. The villa is embedded in a large garden on 5 levels, with a swimming pool, several outdoor eating areas, and table tennis. It even has a private Pétanque area.
There are 5 bedrooms, all with private bathrooms. There is the possibility to sleep a couple of more children, in the house. We have a bunk bed, a sleeping couch and a baby bed. But 10-12 adults, 2-4 children and a baby, is a definitive maximum for the house.
The two top floor bedrooms are air-conditioned. The others are on the ground floor, so less warm, but equipped with fans. From the living room, you enter the garden and an amazing terrace overlooking the Mediterranean and the different levels in the garden. Here, as in some of the other rooms, there is a fireplace.
The dining-room area, is next to an open style kitchen, and also opens up to the terrace.
As the house is located on many levels, it is very easy to retire and find privacy, if you are 2 families. Villa Adorable is perfect for 2 families and can actually house 3 families if necessary. Moreover, the garden offers many private areas, where you individually can find peace and calmness, while others are floating around the pool or playing pétanque, or maybe someone is cooking a pizza in our outdoor pizza-oven, probably one of our favourite things to do in the family.
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- children welcome
- non smoking only
- pets not allowed
- wheelchair inaccessible
About Nicolai Henckel
Our familiy lives in Denmark, Copenhagen. We are a family of 5. We have our own business - www.youheshe.com - primarily selling designer clothing online. We have been coming to Haut de Cagnes, since 2002. And fell in love with this part of the Riviera - mainly due to its incredible charm and seduction, its calmness and the very authenticity that the main square offers - Chateau de Grimaldi.
We have decided to open our house up for rentals, and share the preciousness of our Villa Adorable. Once opening our house up for rental, we do ask our renters to respect our property, and treat it as if it was your own. Renting out our home, was not an easy decision, but since we do not have enough time to enjoy the house, we thought we better share the oasis with others.
Nicolai Henckel purchased this villa in 2007
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We fell in love with the village a long time ago, mostly because our family had been vacationing the village for many years. We first bought a house there in 2004, and we fast became intrigued by the charm of the architecture of the village. However, we wanted to have a house that could offer more outdoor living, and we were missing a swimming pool.
We then found Villa Adorable, and fell in love immediately. The house offers many spectacular things and hide aways. Villa Adorable is located on a hilly side, and therefore spreads over 4 levels. The garden area is very beautiful and has many different settings, there is a fig tree, a clementine groves, olives trees, beautiful flowers and many other indescribable hidden treasures.
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- Riverman500 May 6, 2011 03:44 AM
I dropped in for dinner last night. The place was packed but I managed to get a seat at the bar which serves the full menu.
They start you off with a delicious warm loaf of corn bread served with whipped butter. My appetizer was a smoked lamb link with red quinoa, local yogurt, and minty slivers of cucumber and red onion. Great balance of flavors. My entree was a terrific pecan duck with celery and organic dirty rice. Dessert was apple rhubarb pie with poached rhubarb and frozen yogurt. The crunchy streusel was nice touch and the dish was lighter than I expected.
It's great to have Andrew Carmellini interpreting American food with his own creative twist. The room was handsome and had a great vibe. The kitchen was a bit slow but the friendly service more than made up for that. The other diners were having raw oysters, fried oyster sliders, fried chicken, and several other dishes that I plan to try on my next visit.
The Dutch
131 Sullivan St, New York, NY 10012
re: loratliff
Yeah, Eater went overboard with the hype. But The Dutch turned out to be a really nice, surprisingly low key restaurant with no attitude whatsoever from the staff or the other patrons. If you like the food at the Breslin or Spotted Pig, you might enjoy this place.
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re: loratliff
Totally agree about the EATER NY shilling, which was flagrant, relentless and repulsive.
Just had lunch at the Dutch today. The cucumber thyme lemonade was super. At 1st I thought it might be too sweet, but it's barely sweet, and really refreshing for a hot day like today. The corn bread was moist, the butter nice and soft for spreading. Question, I saw a lot of folks eating it with a fork, am I missing something, or am I Neanderthal for cutting it in half and using my fingers? Soft shell crab sandwich, nice and crispy, not overly greasy, and the fries I ordered well done were great. Dessert, I ordered the salted lime pie, similar to key lime with a hint of tequila, which was much better then my dining friends strawberry rhubarb. Looking forward to trying it again. I think next time, the duck sliders...
re: michele cindy
The warm cornbread was delicious. I also enjoyed the spring salad, grilled cod, and the salted lime pie, thanks for recommending it. I especially liked the coconut sorbet that came with it. Service was wonderful.
re: michele cindy
Going there again today for lunch, but I can't decide if I should get the fried chicken or just a burger... Anyone have both and able to comment on them?
re: michele cindy
Had the fried chicken. Very good. There's a really nice taste when you first bite into it. I don't know what it is, but something that you taste in only good homemade fried chicken. I think 2 can share this if you ordered with the fries and a salad. Cherry pie for dessert, nice crust, could have been just a little bit sweeter. I didn't care for the ceviche, it was more like a ceviche soup with too much calamari in it for me.
The Dutch will start serving brunch this weekend.
re: peter j
Thanks. Good to know. We enjoyed dinner, both food and service, when we went.
A friend and I had dinner at The Dutch last night and, sadly, we were underwhelmed. First thing we noted was the noise - it was very loud and, considering we had an early reservation (6:30 p.m.) we could only wonder what it would be like later in the evening. Second, our waitress really seemed clueless. Her response to our question about some wine was "well, it's popular.:" Nice to know but not very helpful. Then, when we asked her about some of the appetizers and entrees, her comment was - everything's great. Again, glad to know she likes the food but not very insightful.
As for the food itself, well, it was a mixed bag. As people have noted, the cornbread is, indeed, wonderful. My friend and I split the salad with buttermilk dressing (very good) and shared the side of spinach with shallots and chili (good but nothing special). I had the scallops which I enjoyed very much - light, flavorful, a nice summer dish. My friend had the lamb neck with mole, which she didn't enjoy at all. She commented that it was too fatty and not enjoyable to eat. When she mentioned this to our waitress her reply was "Really? Maybe you got a bad cut."
All in all, I'm glad we tried it but have no burning desire to return.
re: jasmine
I don't get the trend for lamb neck either. It's on a lot of menus but I can't say I've been converted. Glad you liked the cornbread and the other dishes.
re: H Manning
Agreed with you both about lamb neck. I've had it once and once was enough.
Two stars from Sifton. He liked the lamb neck mole!
re: Riverman500
I just read it as well. No mention of the fried chicken.
re: michele cindy
The review appears to be all about dinner at the Dutch. The Fried Chicken is offered only during lunch.
re: michele cindy
No I've not had the Fried chicken. It's probably worth a try on my subsequent visits. I've had the Roasted Smoke Chicken for dinner, though .... and it was a very good dish!
Was the chef on vacation? I had one of my worst meals in ages at the Dutch. The corn bread was good but not enough incentive to return. Our bloody mary crab appetizer was tasty but nothing special. Then came the disappointments-- a very fatty veal porterhouse and a beautifully presented but totally uninspired (and minute portion) of rabbit pot pie. We won't be returning....ever!
i went to the dutch reluctantly about 3 weeks ago. i expected poor food, a horrible crowd, and crap service. instead, i got surprisingly very good food, a horrible crowd, and decent service.
the cornbread was a nice touch but nothing amazing like people have written about. i had the fried oyster mini sandwiches which were delicious...it made me forget that they are $5 a pop. the smoked ricotta ravioli was fine but nothing id order again. the smoked chicken was a surprise winner. two large boneless pieces that were moist, smoked, and expertly prepared. my girlfriend's pecan duck was excellent as well. i really liked the chicken livers in the rice. the salted lime pie was okay but for $9, a bit forgettable.
the service was competent but you can definitely sense that there is a hierarchy there...not as disguised as it is at minetta. the spikey haired maitre'd was a bit ridiculous. the servers were friendly but they try too hard in my opinion.
i was expecting to hate the dutch but id consider going back for their late night menu if im hungry at that time. id check it out if you havent been.
re: Crepes Suzette
The last time I was there (a Sunday night, I believe), the late night menu started at midnight. They did take pity on us and let us order the fried chicken 20 minutes early...
Went today for lunch with 4 people. Did a couple of oysters per person, a salad and ribs for the table, and then three entrees, and that was perfect. The fried chicken isn't as good as Charles' in Harlem, but it's pretty great, and the honey-butter biscuits were to die for. Everything else ranged from good to phenomenal -- a special shout-out for the ribs and the pies. The place got loud as it filled, but it was still totally a great time.
Went there about a week ago and I would go back. Oyster silder/sandwiches were great, the white boy ribs i thought were okay but not worth ordering again. Shared the asparagus okonoymaki which was cooked well and all but i dont think it made sense conceptually. Mains i got the duck and my companion got the bass. the hype about the duck is warranted and the bass was good as well.
Dessert wise they had the peach pie and key lime that day. We ended up getting the peach pie and the devils food cake. Pie was good, but did not equal the hype that was built up for it, good pie, not destination pie. the Devils food cake is a must get and I would order again in an instant. Definetely will be returning and want to come by for etiher lunch or brunch in the future.
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Hidden Canyon Kayak and Colorado River Discovery are excited to provide a package trip that gives you the opportunity to experience the beauty of Glen Canyon from two perspectives, both above and below the Dam. This package is perfect for people of all ability levels. It will give you a chance to learn the fundamentals of kayaking from experienced instructors on spectacular Lake Powell as well as relax and enjoy the solitude and beauty of the Colorado River.
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Your trip will begin at the Colorado River Discovery Welcome Center at 7:00AM to check in and be given a brief orientation. River trips begin with an exciting ride down the two-mile long Glen Canyon Dam access tunnel. With the dam soaring 700 feet above you, you will board a motorized pontoon raft for your journey downstream, where you will experience one of the most dramatic stretches of river found in the western United States.
While underway, your experienced guide will tell the area's story of soaring sandstone cliffs, crystal blue-green waters, abundant wildlife, former inhabitation by native cultures, exploration by Major John Wesley Powell, and the Colorado River's modern role in the Southwest's water and power delivery system.
Your trip will also include a stop to view ancient petroglyphs left by Ancestral Puebloan peoples. The Colorado River rafting portion of your trip ends back at Glen Canyon Dam, where you will board our vehicle for the short ride back to the Welcome Center in Page.
At the end of your rafting trip you will be greeted with a delicious Bistro lunch and given your itinerary for the second portion of your adventure.
Your kayaking guide will be waiting for you at Hidden Canyon Kayak Headquarters at 12:30pm. After a brief orientation, you will follow your kayak guide to Lone Rock Beach on Lake Powell within Glen Canyon National Recreation Area. There is a $15 NPS Entrance Fee into Glen Canyon NRA (National Park Passes are accepted). Please note the current local weather conditions before your trip. Swimwear or water resistant clothes are recommended while kayaking.
Your guide will give you instruction on maneuvering your kayak and let you get comfortable in the calm, wake less zone just off shore. As you make your way towards the slot canyons behind Lone Rock, you will experience the turquoise water and learn about the human and natural history of spectacular Lake Powell. As you enter slot canyons of Entrada sandstone carved by millions of years of erosion, make sure and have your camera ready to take photos. While out paddling, you can enjoy the sunshine and swim in the warm lagoon like waters of Lake Powell with old friends and new.
We will provide you with comfortable and stable sit-on-top tandem kayaks. Your trip will end around 4:30PM after a great day of rafting and kayaking in spectacular Glen Canyon. If you have any questions regarding the kayaking portion of your trip, please call the helpful staff at Hidden Canyon Kayak at (928)660-1836.
*The kayaking portion of your trip may be delayed up to one hour or rescheduled for the following morning if weather conditions do not permit safe kayaking.
Trip Itinerary
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7:00AM – Check in at the Colorado River Discovery Welcome Center for your rafting departure.
11:30 AM – Arrive back at the Welcome Center after your rafting trip and enjoy your Bistro Lunch
12:30PM – Meet your kayak guides at Hidden Canyon Kayak Headquarters
Approx 4:30PM – Your day ends on the spectacular shores of Lake Powell
Colorado River Rafting
Trip Features
Meet at the CRD Welcome Center by 7:00AM for a check-in and orientation
Motor coach ride down the 2 mile Glen Canyon Dam access tunnel.
Water and lemonade provided on the rafting trip
Experienced river guides will tell all about this amazing stretch of river
Restroom stop to view Ancestral Puebloan petroglyphs
Motor coach ride back to your vehicle, arriving around 11:30 AM where your Bistro lunch will await your party.
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Trip Features
Begins at 12:30PM at Hidden Canyon Kayak Headquarters at 916 Vista Avenue in Page, AZ
Easy beach launch accessibility
Great instructional guide
Wake less area launch for beginners
Small groups
Slot canyon in Entrada sandstone
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Apple sued over iPhone aqua sensors
Apple is facing a class-action lawsuit that alleges Cupertino is using faulty moisture sensors in its iPhones and iPods to unfairly deny warranty service. The lawsuit, filed in the US District Court of Northern California last Thursday, alleges that Apple denies coverage when a device's Liquid Contact Indicators (LCIs) show that …
You want what? Support? We're (cr)apple!
No surprise all they want is your money. Service and support are non optional, non supply items. "We are crapple you are the idiots for shopping with us". Sorry if you deal with an arrogant bunch of image queens then expect the royal shaft.
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Seen the Microsoft Terms and Conditions yet?
No surprise that "all they want is your money. Service and support are non optional, non supply items."
Also they seem to believe "you are the idiots for shopping with us".
My experience with Microsoft is that "if you deal with an arrogant bunch of image queens then expect the royal shaft.". Image queens becuase our boss buys MS stuff just because everyone else does!
Par for the course
with Steve 'Botch' Jobs
Do you
troll much?
Isn't it obvious?
The reason Apple choose to expose the LCI in the way that they do is so that they can very quickly, and at zero cost, dismiss any claim without actually bothering to investingate the real fault.
Which is, of course, exactly what they are doing.
The fact that these devices are, by design, not the easiest to open up and get into may also have something to do with it.
RE: Isn't it obvious?
"The fact that these devices are, by design, not the easiest to open up and get into..."
May explain why these sensors are in a place that's easily accessable....
sweaty fingers
I wonder if holding a sweaty finger over the detector would set it off.
Clean water does not cause damage
My wife dropped her phone into the toilet (fortunately before use). We removed the battery & then washed the phone thoroughly with de-ionised water.
After the phone was dried out (24hrs on a radiator) it worked correctly.
That being the case, why does immersion invalidate the warranty?
Clean water DOES cause damage
Even de-ionised water will disolve all sorts of things that are naturally present on surfaces and become conductive / corrosive. Given the voltage that occurs between conductive parts inside the phone, metalic parts will start to migrate, disolving from some places, "growing" in others. Eventually open-circuits and short-circuits will occur. In addition, the mildly conductive water may allow voltages/currents high enough to damage some parts.
In your case, prompt action of removing the battery, flushing it with de-ionised water and drying it out probably saved it (or at least reduced the amount of damage).
In other news, somebody somewhere once survived a car crash. Car crashes do not kill people.
RE: Clean water does not cause damage
Yep. My ex-flatmate put his phone through an entire washing machine cycle and it still worked.
One drunken night he dropped it in a puddle and it was forever dead.
I think it might be dependent on what the phone was doing when it got wet. If it's not up to much, you might be OK...
Can you remove batteries from iphones?
I remember the only way to take the battery out an ipod was with the aid of a screwdriver.
Removing the battery as soon as possible will reduce the risk of damage to the device.
@NRT / Toiletphone
OK, the phone still works but the relevant question is: was the sensor tripped? I think we should be told.
So for maximum warranty coverage?
Find the LCI and cover it with a suitable material - eg a non-aqueus glue.
Should you drop your (i)phone in the sink or toilet bowl, I'm sure the resulting damage will be more than obvious to the repair centre and so you won't be diddling them out of repair. But it might stop a climatic induced false positive
RE: So for maximum warranty coverage?
"Find the LCI and cover it with a suitable material - eg a non-aqueus glue."
Thereby invalidating your warranty immediately?
Be persistent
I have just been through this exact problem with Applecare. My home key was unresponsive and I was told by a "genius" at an Apple store that I had clearly submerged my phone as both indicators had been tripped. I knew this was not the case, though my iPhone had been used extensively on dog walks and whilst exercising (are they not designed for these purposes?).
I contacted Applecare, after 45 minutes on a premium rate call I explained my problem to a senior advisor, who eventually authorised a return for inspection. They found that the internal indicator had NOT been affected, it had not been submerged, and a replacement phone is being shipped.
PLease tell me
I hope to god you went back to the store to let the expert know :)
That's weird
I could see why they might say "Look, the water sensors have been tripped, if the one inside has also tripped then the repair won't covered under your warranty, but we'll give you a quote" so that you know that you might have to pay.
I can't see why they might refuse to repair it altogether, though.
Being put in a washing machine (twice) doesnt stop a phone from working either, my wife has done it twice, all i did was take it apart, to let it dry, then put it back together (wasnt an iphone, was a samsung)
For some reason Samsungs seem to be quite resiliant in this regard.
I once accidently took an old A300 swimming. By the time I noticed, I could clearly see the water sloshing around inside behind the front screen (maybe that's why it's porthole shaped?).
Dismantle*, leave bits to dry for a couple of days, reassemble. Worked just fine.
*It helps if you're the sort of geeky type who just happens to have a complete set of miniature screwdrivers on them whilst on holiday in Croatia. The feeling of vindication I got from actually needing them was wonderful though.
Now we know
This is the reason Apple doesn't allow p0rn on the iPhone presumably.
is my iPhone not real?
holy shit my iPhone runs pr0n fine...
Same At HTC
My colleague, who is *very* careful with his phone, had HTC pull the same trick, after a lot of arguing they eventually agreed to fix it. Bother of us have had bad experiences with HTC repairs.
False claims - Motorola repairers too.
I was working at a large phone manufacturer a few years ago and all the phone repairs were subcontracted out. We started getting lots of people complaining about their phone repairs being refused because of 'water damage' so we sent some faulty phones into the repair loop. The majority of phones came back as faulty due to water damage when obviously none of them had ever been near water. The subcontractor was obviously using 'water damage' as an excuse not to have to repair, which would have reduced their repair times.
Having a water sensor can work both ways. If it detects too easily, it gives the repairer a good excuse to not to repair, but if it is not set off, there is no excuse. (mind you, if I was that repairer, having a humid location I can leave the phones in overnight to set off the phone's water detector would seem to be an easy getout).
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Maybe someone should remind apple that just because they design everything in california doesn't mean their products aren't going to be used by people in more rainy climates.
Also you have to love the irony of a product with LCI's that can (allegedly) be triggered by sweat given that "sweatshops" are (allegedly) where apple's products are made :)
Gegraphical design flaw
That kind of placement for moisture sensors can only be thought up by someone working in the near-desert Silicon Valley environment... If a device intended for daily handheld use cannot take a few drops of water on the outside, or some condensation when taken indoors, it is useless in much of the world.
Concerns me a little...
...many is the time where I have grabbed the phone to snooze the alarm, and left it in my hand under the covers/pillow waiting 9 minutes for the next alarm, only to discover that I have held the glass side to my palm which then has a nice layer of condensation on it...
Cold to hot
I have a secure shed in which I keep a bit of PA equipment, on account of how bashing dents in doorframes and walls with speakers and amps tends to make more work for me. It's currently unheated, so things get chilly in there, but it tends not to get damp.
But when you take stuff out of there and put it in a nice warm gig or practise environment, all the moisture in that warm air instantly condenses on the cold metalwork of the microphones and stands, in the same way as it would on a cold glass. As a result, there are still a few delicate things I need to keep inside to avoid problems there.
I can see this *very* easily being a problem with anything like an iPhone. A particular problem with the iPhone is that it's not really pocket-sized, so a lot of people use holsters for them, meaning that they're out in the cold air. Spend ten minutes outside in winter and then go indoors, and condensation *is* going to happen.
So not a very clever idea really.
"But when you take stuff out of there and put it in a nice warm gig or practise environment, all the moisture in that warm air instantly condenses on the cold metalwork of the microphones and stands, in the same way as it would on a cold glass. As a result, there are still a few delicate things I need to keep inside to avoid problems there."
There's a simple way to fix this problem, plastic bags. The condensing water omes from the warm air that has more water. If you pack the gear into plastic bags the air inside bags will be low moisture, and if given time to warm inside gear will not get wet.
This is partly the reason why phone insides arent that much affected by condensation. Inside the phone air is low moisture, and air doesnt get exchanged very fast. If there is condensation on the outside it doesnt mean there's some inside. THat is why moisture detectors outside of the phone wont work. Or work too well.
another reason to not get an apple product
I eat apples... I don't computer with them.
Submerged 3GS and no pinkness in the sensors...
I dropped my 3GS in a deep puddle for a good few seconds while I was getting into the car - it was pitch black and I couldn't see/find it. Message on display "This accessory is not designed for iPhone" (well it was muddy water...) 24hrs in the airing cupboard and it was right as rain (lolz)
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So your boss buys MS things because they get his business done, where is the style queening in that?
I talked only of the posers who bought into the so called cool style of crapple.
Have you ever tried to understand the crapple logic?
Here is a sample, they withdrew the ability to buy gift vouchers on line because acording to them, it was so easy to drive round town to buy them. Yes that WAS the crapple explanation.
Reality check, they could not get the system to work reliably, I suggested that MS might be able to help but they were far too style aware to accept.
So far MS stuff just works, unlike the apple that my work foisted on me, 25% of my work time was lost per day by the system crashing, thank god that pile went the way that piles of do-do should go.
Re. condensation
this problem is more Apple not wanting to deal with intermittent condensation-induced faults under warranty.
Having had a Samsung phone where the batteries LCI tripped for no good reason (jn this case it was taking the battery out and leaving it in a kitchen while troubleshooting the phone), these do go off way too easily.
Contrary to popular belief water does not cause immediate irreversible damage, as long as the phone is not powered at the time.
I've successfully resurrected drowned phones by rinsing the pcbs in distilled water then IPA, followed by a gentle drying in an oven (with cooking thermometer) at just above 100C.
Powered phones generally die very quickly which is why I wont buy an Iphone until they add a "hard power" switch that isolates the battery when asked.
AC, for um, "security" reasons....
Power switches and batteries
>I've successfully resurrected drowned phones by rinsing the pcbs in distilled water then IPA, followed by a gentle drying in an oven (with cooking thermometer) at just above 100C.
Above 100C? Wouldn't it be safer to limit the heating to something like 75C? But if it has worked for you, interesting to hear.
> Powered phones generally die very quickly which is why I wont buy an Iphone until they add a "hard power" switch that isolates the battery when asked.
I don't think ANY modern phone has an actual hard power switch. There is some electronics always on. One annoying manifestation of this that I have seen in several Nokias I have had is that if a battery is totally depleted (which easily happens if you leave the phone untouched for a few months), it is impossible to use the phone itself to recharge it. It seems their charging circuits don't work, unless they get at least some voltage from the battery. Just how silly is that?
not just Apple (tm)
Motorola do the same with the Razor (still sold in USA) and other makers also, they just go red in hot sweaty pockets.
Because they're robbing bastards
along with an investigation as to why Apple has chosen, unlike most other handset vendors, to make its LCIs so exposed.
Because they're robbing bastards maybe?
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In Grant Benson Jr., Derry mourns loss of a true pillar
Benson, 84, died at Parkland Medical Center in Derry on Saturday.
"He loved the community," said one of his three sons, Brad Benson, who currently serves as the chairman of the Town Council. "He gave back to the community and was always generous. As a businessman, he was a tough guy, but for people and the community, he could not do enough."
Benson was a lifelong resident of Derry, working, raising his family, and contributing to literally dozens of community initiatives and organizations.
"As we started to research what dad did, it was amazing how many things in town started with him," said Benson. "There are not a lot of people anymore who are born and raised and start a business in the same community."
Benson graduated from Pinkerton Academy in 1946 and was inducted into that school's hall of fame in 2006. Following high school, Grant attended UNH and then the Wentworth Institute of Technology.
Benson served in the U.S. Air Force during the Korean War and was the owner and operator of Benson's Lumber and Hardware in Derry.
Among his contributions to the town was time spent on the Derry Budget Committee, helping start the Derry Chamber of Commerce, serving as a board member on the Derry Economic Development committee and on the board of directors for the Derry Development and Preservation Corp.
Benson also helped establish the Derry Dog Park, served on the fire station building committee, the Town of Derry Hardship Committee, the Frost Festival Committee, the Nutfield Senior Center Board, and the Highway Safety Committee.
Brad Benson said his father is the major reason he and his brothers Grant III and Scott contribute to their communities and numerous charitable causes.
"We was adamant that we be involved because it was the right thing to do," said Benson.
Police Chief Ed Garone said Benson put the town first through both his actions and words.
"He was a very generous man, as well, to many of Derry's charities," said Garone. "I loved his wit and spontaneity. I, like many others, will miss him."
Town Administrator John Anderson said he will miss his lunch dates with Benson.
"Grant's smile and the twinkle in his eye will be missed," said Anderson. "His leadership and insight helped to create much of what is great about Derry. His love and dedication to this community was a goal we should all strive to imitate."
Fire Chief George Klauber said Benson's love for Derry helped him to appreciate the town in every sense.
"I did not always understand his perspective, but he would visit me in my office and explain the reasons I should agree with him," said Klauber. "No matter how hard you tried, it was difficult not to eventually see his perspective and agree with at least a portion of his argument."
No matter what the issues were, Klauber said Benson was always looking out for the best interest of the town.
"I will miss his visits to the office, the tales of Derry when he was a kid and teenager, his full speed ahead, let's get it done style at a highway safety meeting, or a meatloaf lunch at any local Derry diner," said Klauber. "The term pillar of the community defines him well."
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Hello everyone. You'll have to excuse the website being down for the past few months. A few financial issues, and the general ineptitude of my hosting company led to a mixup, and a large amount of frustration on my side. But I'm back, and have some interesting plans for new content. I'll be posting more about two fields of photography I find most interesting, Macro Photography, and Astrophotography. I will be posting tutorials on how to create photos of the incredibly small, to the unfathomably large. I hope to share my passion for finding new ways to highlight and observe the world around us through photography.
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Long exposure photography, with a programmable LED strip
Yet another new photography project, I think I have the photographical equivalent of ADD. I am very pleased with the outcome of this new (to me) technique. I bought this LED strip from Amazon, which at $15 is amazingly affordable! It changes every color of the spectrum, and is completely programmable. You can do fades, quick switches between colors, anything you can imagine. The difficulty in this technique comes with finding a suitable portable power source capable of supplying enough juice to run it (12v 6amps). Luckily I had the powertank from my telescope which met the specifications. So now you have 20+ feet of wiring, and 10+ feet of extraneous LED strip that is super bright. I put on a down jacket and stuffed all the extra wiring inside, haveing the battery come out the bottom of my jacket, and 5 feet of the LED strip out of my sleeve. Now it was just a matter of experimenting with different iterations of running around swinging it around wildly until the results looked good. There is a lot more to be done with this. It's fun and also pretty good exercise! haha
ต้มข่าไก่ (Tom Kha Gai). Sour and Spicy Thai Coconut Milk Soup with Chicken
ต้มข่าไก่ (Tom Kha Gai) is a popular coconut milk based soup in Thailand and Laos, and one of my favorite Thai dishes. The Lao version uses dill instead of cilantro (coriander), which makes an interesting difference. I stuck with cilantro (coriander) for this recipe. The combination of savory, spicy and sour is just perfect. It uses ingredients that may be difficult to find in some places, so I have included substitutions in the recipe below. Once you have the ingredients it is unbelievably simple to make!ต้มข่าไก่ (Tom Kha Gai).2014-07-25 23:24:40Serves 3Sour, Spicy Coconut Milk and Chicken SoupWrite a reviewPrep Time10 minCook Time1 hrTotal Time1 hr 10 minPrep Time10 minCook Time1 hrTotal Time1 hr 10 min1077 calories24 g24 g108 g15 g34 g431 g678 g9 g1 g69 gNutrition FactsServing Size431gServings3Amount Per ServingCalories 1077Calories from Fat 942% Daily Value *Total Fat 108g167%Saturated Fat 34g169%Trans Fat 1gPolyunsaturated Fat 13gMonounsaturated Fat 56gCholesterol 24mg8%Sodium 678mg28%Total Carbohydrates 24g8%Dietary Fiber 4g14%Sugars 9gProtein 15gVitamin A26%Vitamin C376%Calcium8%Iron38%* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet. Your Daily Values may be higher or lower depending on your calorie needs.Ingredients
- 1 large chicken breast, or 2 large legs, deboned, thinly sliced
- 1 bunch enoki or straw mushrooms
- 1 16oz can coconut milk (Chao Koh brand is best)
- 1 box chicken broth
- 2 T sugar
- 4T fish sauce (soy sauce can be substituted)
- juice of 3-4 limes
- 1/2 handful cilantro (with stems)
- 1/2 thumb sized piece galangal (ginger can be substituted)
- 1 stalk lemongrass, bottom part only crushed well (lime zest can be substituted)
- 5-6 kaffir lime leaves (more lime zest can be substituted)
- 1-10 thai chiles depending on spice tolerance (10 will be atomic!)
- Optional (for chili oil garnish)
- 1 cup flavor neutral oil
- 1 handful dried red chilis
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- Add coconut milk and chicken broth to pot, bring to boil.
- Add all ingredients except lime juice and chicken.
- Allow to simmer, for 1-3 hours, longer is better.
- Strain out and discard all ingredients.
- Test for seasoning, if not salty enough, add more fish sauce
- bring back to boil, add sliced chicken
- finish with lime juice (be liberal, it is the key to the dish)
- add mushrooms in last 5 minutes of cooking
- Optional
- blend oil and dried chilis very well on high setting
- strain well (through cloth if possible)
- Serve with plain jasmine rice, garnish with chili oil and cilantro leaves
First Steps Towards a Studio.
I was recently contracted to do some recipe development and food photography for Olive Oil Lovers, an importer and retailer of fine olive oils from all over the world. I figured it was time to invest in some high quality lighting. I ended up choosing the PBL studio QL1000 softbox kit. I must say I am very impressed with the quality of these lights. I am definitely no expert, but they are very sturdy and well built, completely dimmable, and produce more than enough light to shoot handheld at up to F16 while remaining below ISO 200, which makes them perfect for my food photography needs.
Here is a gallery of my first images using the light kit. I still have a lot to learn, but I am very excited about exploring this whole new facet of photography. This a beet green and goat cheese chicken roulade, wrapped in prosciutto. Served with a squash pesto, potato fondant, and pickled radish.
Medium Rare Photography, my food photography business, is launching soon!
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Photography Prints Now For Sale Worldwide
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Time Lapse Photography At Goat Rock
Time Lapse photography has always interested me. It is something that takes supreme patience. I always try to bring a book when I do these types of shoots.
This video is comprised of about 1400 photos, taken over the course of an afternoon and evening. I used a mirror to create what I'm calling a "portal effect" which I really like and want to experiment more with.
Milky Way Photography on the Sonoma Coast
On the most recent new moon I made a late drive to the Sonoma Coast near Jenner California to do some long exposure photography of the Milky Way. The results were better than I had expected and I am really proud of the photos. I have ordered a print of the panorama, and can't wait to have it hanging on my wall!
The BET (Bacon Egg Tomato) Breakfast Sandwich
After an early morning photography drive through the Napa Valley
I was ready to cook a substantial and tasty breakfast. This is by no means a fancy recipe, but it was absolutely delicious, and photographed very well! Try it out for brunch sometimeBET Breakfast Sandwich2014-06-14 13:51:34Serves 1Poached eggs and bacon, on sourdough with tomato and fresh dill.Write a reviewPrep Time10 minCook Time15 minTotal Time25 minPrep Time10 minCook Time15 minTotal Time25 min819 calories80 g437 g36 g44 g14 g403 g1921 g7 g0 g18 gNutrition FactsServing Size403gServings1Amount Per ServingCalories 819Calories from Fat 321% Daily Value *Total Fat 36g55%Saturated Fat 14g70%Trans Fat 0gPolyunsaturated Fat 5gMonounsaturated Fat 13gCholesterol 437mg146%Sodium 1921mg80%Total Carbohydrates 80g27%Dietary Fiber 5g21%Sugars 7gProtein 44gVitamin A37%Vitamin C29%Calcium14%Iron42%* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet. Your Daily Values may be higher or lower depending on your calorie needs.Ingredients
- 1 ripe vine tomato
- 5 strips bacon
- 2 eggs
- 2 large slices sourdough bread
- 2 T butter
- fresh dill
- salt and pepper to taste
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- Bring a medium pot of salted water to a simmer
- fry bacon to desired crispness
- Slice tomatoes
- pan fry sliced sourdough with butter in a pan on medium high heat
- swirl the simmering water with a large spoon to create a whirlpool
- drop eggs one at a time and cook for 3-4 minutes until whites solidify
- Remove with a slotted spoon and season with salt an pepper
- Arrange as pictured and top with chopped dill


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A fresh and easy asparagus soup, pureed until it's smooth, is a definite winner. Serve it warm or chilled depending on the weather.—Fern Vitense, Tipton, Iowa
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Prep: 25 min. Cook: 25 min.
1 tablespoon butter
1 tablespoon olive oil
1 small onion, chopped
4 cups cut fresh asparagus (1-inch pieces)
3 medium red potatoes, peeled and cubed
2 cans (14-1/2 ounces
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2 teaspoons grated lemon peel
1/2 teaspoon salt
1/2 teaspoon pepper
1/2 teaspoon ground coriander
1/4 teaspoon ground ginger
1/4 cup minced chives
1/4 cup creme fraiche
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1 tablespoon lemon juice
1/2 teaspoon grated lemon peel
In a large saucepan, heat butter and oil over medium-high heat. Add
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Calcium-rich cheese, and potatoes and peppers packed with vitamin C make this picnic-and-potluck favorite something to smile about! Judy Grebetz - Racine, WI
10 Servings
Prep: 40 min. + chilling
3 pounds small red potatoes, cubed
1/2 cup cubed reduced-fat cheddar cheese
1/4 cup chopped dill pickle
1/4 cup chopped red onion
1/4 cup chopped green pepper
1/4 cup chopped sweet red pepper
1 jalapeno pepper, seeded and minced
3/4 cup fat-free mayonnaise
1 tablespoon minced fresh basil
1 tablespoon snipped fresh dill
1 tablespoon minced fresh tarragon
1/2 teaspoon salt
1/2 teaspoon pepper
1 hard-cooked egg, chopped
Place potatoes in a large saucepan and cover with water. Bring to a
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tender. Drain and cool to room temperature.
In a large bowl, combine the potatoes, cheese, pickle, onion and
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tarragon, salt and pepper. Pour over salad and toss to coat. Cover
and refrigerate until chilled. Garnish with chopped egg. Yield: 10
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Album of the Day 10/27/11: Blood Ceremony - Living With The Ancients
I'm a huge fan of old Hammer produced horror films. I'm also a huge fan of dark 60's/70's occult themed rock music. I also love a good female-fronted band. So really it only makes sense that Blood Ceremony are one of my new favorite bands.
Living With The Ancients is the second album from Toronto based Blood Ceremony and I have to be perfectly honest that when I first heard them three or four years ago I immediately assumed they were British. They do such a fantastic job of conjuring up images of foggy English moors where lurk various creatures of the night and ancient pagan deities that I'm probably not the only one who made this assumption. Their sound hearkens back to a time when rock bands were first openly dabbling in occult themes so it makes sense that they label themselves "occult rock". It fits. Really though they are a fantastic amalgamation of doom metal, psych rock and stoner rock. The guitar playing alone owes a great debt to Black Sabbath (what band doesn't really?) but you throw in organ, flute (yes!), a beautifully dark female voice, and the occasional trippy Ritchie Blackmore inspired interlude and you have a very unique musical entity that on occasion defies labels.
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