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On Wednesday, March 26th, agriculture once again took center stage at the State House in Boston. Agriculture Day, also known as "Ag Day," is the one day a year where farmers come together to focus legislative attention on agriculture. The day is organized by the Massachusetts Farm Bureau Federation, Mass Farmers Markets and the Massachusetts Department of Agricultural Resources (DAR) The day is both a celebration of the hard work and diverse products produced across the Commonwealth as well as an important opportunity for growers to have their voices heard by the legislative body.
"There are about 7,700 farms in Massachusetts, employing some 12,000 workers and contributing about $492 million to the state economy," said Energy and Environmental Affairs Secretary Richard Sullivan. Farms maintain almost 520,000 acres of open space. More importantly, the number of farms in Massachusetts continues to grow as the Buy Local movement continues to build momentum.
The day began with a speaking program in the Nurses Hall, where Secretary Sullivan, presented Agriculture Day Awards to Governor Patrick, State Representative George N. Peterson, Jr., Senator Therese Murray, Senator Stephen M. Brewer, and Kelly Irwin, former Massachusetts Farm to School Executive Director.
Joined by more than 45 agricultural commodities, conservation groups and other agriculture related non-profits, approximately 500 people attended "Ag Day" this year to learn more about agriculture and sample a "Taste of Massachusetts," which included an array of tasty Massachusetts grown items. Dairy farmers offered ice cream and artisan cheese, while honey, maple cranberry and apple producers sampled their sweet stuff too! Students and culinary instructors from the Assabet Valley Regional Technical High School Culinary Arts & Hospitality Management Program provided a delicious buffet that included New England clam chowder, lobster bisque, roasted root vegetables, turkey salad, meatloaf sliders, roasted lamb and wheat berry salad. Massachusetts farms donated many of the products for the menu served during the reception in the Hall of Flags.
Connecting local farmers with their legislators is an important part of a functional government. As small family farms expand and urban agriculture grows, institutional changes need to be made on the state and local level to reflect the Commonwealth's investment in this blooming industry.
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New play cafe to open in Teddington this January
By Teddington People | Monday, January 20, 2014, 11:12
Frankie & Flo's Play Cafe, a children's playgroup with a difference, is moving from Whitton to bigger premises in Teddington at St.Mary's Parish Hall from this month.
Frankie & Flo's Play Cafe opens this January in Teddington.
As well as play facilities for kids (bouncy castles, ride on toys, craft activities, dressing up clothes), the cafe promises to serve good coffee and homemade cakes where parents and carers can relax while children can play.
More unusually however, the cafe will also offer professional children's and adults' haircuts as well as a range of beauty treatments at lower than salon prices.
The cafe opens on Wed 29 January.
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Will we get our first look at an Episode VII starship in a June book? It's an Amazon listing, and we know what trouble those can be… (For one, the publisher is listed as… Reader's Digest?) But by June, we'll also most likely have a trailer and/or a handful of stills. Still, this is our first sign of an Episode VII book tie-in of any sort.
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Heir to the Jedi, Lords of the Sith release dates pushed back
Two new Star Wars novels that are coming out next spring have had their release dates changed slightly, Del Rey informs us today. Kevin Hearne's Heir to the Jedi moves back two weeks, from February 17 to March 3. Meanwhile, Paul S. Kemp's Lords of the Sith only jumps back a week, from April 21 to April 28. Our book release page has been updated.
Both novels will be considered part of the canon.
The Sheev of it all: Best #StarWars, #EpisodeVII and #SWEU tweets for October 9-23
It's that time again, the time we all gather together and mock something ridiculous about Star Wars. Yes, we have Sheev jokes. So many Sheev jokes. And also some other stuff, like pumpkins and license plates and kids saying funny stuff. But, c'mon: Sheev.
Marvel solicits their new Star Wars #1
We don't usually cover comic solicitations anymore, but Marvel released theirs for January today, and that means an unwatermarked look at the Alex Ross cover for the new Star Wars #1 that's a homage to Howard Chaykin's from back in 1977. (Among several other variants.)
There are no real surprises in the copy, but there is a letter from Marvel editor Axel Alonso, which you can see below the cut.
Alex Ross does a Howard Chaykin homage for Marvel's new Star Wars #1. Another variant cover for the January comic.
Is there a new Matt Stover Star Wars novel in the pipeline?
UPDATE: Del Rey is shooting this down. Maybe the listing is actually Golden's Ventress book? (But how the hell did Stover get on there?) New edition of his Revenge of the Sith novelization, maybe?Max at Jedi News spotted an Amazon listing for a (June?) 2015 Star Wars novel from Matthew Stover.
Now, the last time we heard anything at all about Stover and Star Wars it was 2012, and it was a rumor that he was going to continue/finish the Imperial Commando series. Nothing was ever confirmed, and just over a month later Episode VII and the sale to Disney were announced, putting much of the Expanded Universe in a holding pattern.
We never had any official confirmation that Stover was or had been working on another Star Wars book after 2008's Luke Skywalker and the Shadows of Mindor. But if he had been under contract or working on something with Lucasfilm, it's entirely possible that he may have been set to write something else in the new line of canon novels, just like Paul S. Kemp, Christie Golden and Kevin Hearne.
The publisher, Century, rereleases the Del Rey Star Wars books in the U.K. (They even seem to be keeping close to the U.S. release dates now – Tarkin is out only two later.) Of course, it is an Amazon listing, but the hardcover status makes it hard to write this off as a reprint of one of his older books. (And it seems unlikely the rumored Comando book would have been hardcover, if it somehow made it into the database regardless.) A June release date makes it unlikely this is the Episode VII novelization, alas, but who knows?
Well, I'm curious… And I hope this doesn't turn out to be some sort of mistake, or some sort of special edition of his Revenge of the Sith novelization. (Admittedly, it's excellent, just not new.) Fingers crossed!
Dark Horse offers up Star Wars comics in a Humble Bundle. Pay what you want, get $190 worth of digital comics, and help the Comic Book Legal Defense Fund as well.
Video: Imperial Handbook unboxed and reviewed
Yowie and I got our hands on a copy of Imperial Handbook: A Commander's Guide and we share the awesomeness of opening up the deluxe version, with its electronic protective case and accessories. The look and feel of this book is top-notch, with annotations by the various Rebels written in the margins, and some luxurious artwork. The Imperial Handbook, like its predecessors, The Jedi Path, Book of Sith, and The Bounty Hunter Code, is full of great detail on the organization of the Empire's military. With sections about the army, navy, and stormtrooper corps as well as chapters on Imperial doctrine, there's plenty of stuff for a fan of the Empire to learn, and some good comments from various Rebels about the Empire (including some snark from Han Solo). Fans of the Empire should enjoy this one, even if it is considered Legends.
Imperial Handbook is written with great detail and some awesome illustrations and schematics. There's some propaganda style artwork as well as detailed drawings of Imperial war machines. If you've ever wondered what the rank badges are in the Imperial Navy, about the different training academies for stormtroopers, what General Madine recalled from his days as an Imperial, or how the Emperor inspired his command staff, this book is for you!
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John Jackson Miller answers fan questions. Suvudu has a Q&A with the author of A New Dawn.
NYCC 2014: Marvel announces Kanan comic series
The big fiction announcement at NYCC this weekend was… A Kanan ongoing series from Marvel. It's being written by Greg Weisman (which may or may not explain his absence from the second season of Rebels) and begins with 'The Last Padawan,' in yet another prequel to the cartoon, this one going back to show how Kanan survived Order 66. Apparently if this does well, more Rebels focused comics may be on the horizon. But at the very least, it adds a different era to Marvel's Star Wars lineup.
Amy Ratcliffe has a nice interview with Weisman on CBR.
There wasn't a novel announcement at Del Rey's panel, but we did learn that Palpatine's first name (from George Lucas) is revealed in James Luceno's Tarkin.


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Premier League round-up from Saturday's matches
A brief round-up of all the Premier League action from Saturday's matches.
Chelsea v Stoke (1-0):
Ashley Cole's late goal saw Chelsea to a 1-0 win over Stoke City at Stamford Bridge on Saturday as the European champions went four points clear at the top of the Premier League. Stoke had looked like posting a record fifth successive draw since the start of the new season as the match entered the 85th minute but Cole's goal condemned them to their first league defeat this term. The defender, showing no sign of his goal drought going back to May 2010, calmly lifted a shot over the onrushing Begovic to finally break the deadlock.
Swansea v Everton (0-3):
Everton swept into second place in the Premier League with an impressive 3-0 victory over 10-man Swansea on Saturday. David Moyes' side surged into a two-goal lead at the Liberty Stadium thanks to first half strikes from Victor Anichebe and Kevin Mirallas. Swansea's hopes of avoiding a second successive defeat were in tatters when substitute Nathan Dyer, who had only been on the pitch for 12 minutes, was sent off in the second half. Marouane Fellaini put the result beyond doubt with a late goal and Everton's third win of the league campaign moved the Toffees level on points with leaders Chelsea, although they are likely to surrender that lofty position by Sunday evening.
Southampton v Aston Villa (4-1):
Rickie Lambert struck twice as Southampton beat Aston Villa 4-1 at St Mary's on Saturday for their first Premier League points of the season. The early pressure on Saints manager Nigel Adkins, whose newly promoted side kicked off bottom of the table following four straight defeats, increased when England striker Darren Bent gave Villa a 36th-minute lead. But striker Lambert started the south coast club's second half recovery before Nathaniel Clyne and an own goal from Ciaran Clark saw the hosts turn the match on its head.
Lambert then scored his fourth league goal of the season from the penalty spot in added time as Southampton, who had a tough start to the season with matches against last season's top three, won at last. Villa were outplayed throughout but the manner of their second half capitulation was particular cause for concern for manager Paul Lambert.
West Brom v Reading (1-0):
West Bromwich Albion climbed to third place in the Premier League as Romelu Lukaku's goal clinched a 1-0 win over Reading on Saturday. Steve Clarke's side maintained their 100 percent home record so far this season thanks to on-loan Chelsea striker Lukaku, who bagged the winner midway through the second half at the Hawthorns. Lukaku's goal ensured Albion won their opening three home fixtures of a top-flight campaign for the first time in 58 years and also pushed Reading to the bottom of the table after their fifth game without a victory.
West Ham v Sunderland (1-1):
Kevin Nolan rescued West Ham as the midfielder's last-gasp equaliser salvaged a 1-1 draw against Sunderland on Saturday. Sam Allardyce's side were moments away from their first home defeat of the season after Steven Fletcher's first half goal put Sunderland in control at Upton Park. But captain Nolan kept his cool to rifle home his third goal of the season just as time was running out for the hosts, who are now unbeaten in their last three Premier League games. It was a frustrating finale for Sunderland and Martin O'Neill's team are still waiting for their first league win of the season after four successive draws.
Wigan v Fulham (1-2):
Fulham gained their first away win of the season on Saturday with a 2-1 win over Wigan to extend their unbeaten streak against their opponents to 12 games. Goals from former Wigan favourite Hugo Rodallega – whose goal on the final day of the season saved their Premier League status two seasons ago – and Irish veteran Damien Duff sealed the points for the Cottagers. Arouna Kone grabbed a late consolation for the hosts.


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MIAMI (AP) - Motorists across Florida are urged to use caution on the roads as students across Florida return to school.
Many schools across the state are opening their doors this week.
Police agencies urge drivers to slow down in school zones and to be on the lookout for students who are crossing roads. Also, drivers are asked to watch out for school buses and to observe all traffic laws.
Depending on the district, schools are typically open from around 7 a.m. through 4 p.m.
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Body Found At Local Business, CMPD Investigating
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(CBS Charlotte) — Local police officers have been dispatched to a business in Northwest Charlotte after it was reported that a body had been found at the location.
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BOTKINS — Botkins High School Principal Jeff McPheron is finding out the hard way that maybe he will not underestimate the student body again.
The students had never managed to raise more than $1,660 in any given year for its annual drive to raise money for the Shelby County United Way, so McPheron naturally felt safe with this year's event.
Annually, the school's Student Council members come up with a unique approach to raising the money. This year, vocational agriculture teacher Chad Berning agreed to let students shave his head if $1,800 was raised.
The staff at an area business dedicates their time to each and every customer's need.
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The special part of this business is that there is nothing like this in the area, the manager says.
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VAN WERT — The Wapakoneta Redskins came up just short in their bid to pick up their first win in two weeks.
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The goal dropped Wapak to 2-4-1 in the WBL and 5-6-1 overall. Van Wert is 2-3-2 in the league and 5-5-2 overall.
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- foresthills72 Jan 23, 2007 01:16 PM
Hi all
First post here...Have a date on Friday night and am looking for something particular. This isnt about scene or trends..i just want a nice dimly lit, semi-quiet, booth laden place where not only is the food good, but i can have a nice conversation without screaming.
I'm westside local, but willing to go as far east as downtown, but no valley, or southerly drives.
Date prefers fish
thanks for your help
If you find a place like that can you let us know? (g). If you take a look at your requirements, good food, comfortable booths, flattering lighting and yet a smallish turnout so that you can have an intimate conversation - all on Friday night which tends to be one of the biggest dining out nights - it seems like a contradiction in terms.
If you want a comfy booth and nice lighting, and if you can get seated in the back of the room on the upper deck, then maybe Bandera in West L.A. would fit your criteria. It will also have some nice fish choices.
But the noise factor is still going to be something you will have to deal with. Although if you think about it maybe it will cause you and your date to have to put your heads close together and that can be nice too.
I would suggest Le Boheme in West Hollywood. It's really a unique, delicious, and romantic dining experience. Here's the Opentable link to it:
re: Bria Silbert
I like LaBoheme very much but it's one big room with two levels and is likely to get loud anytime after about 730 . . . IF Friday nights are anything like Saturday nights, anyway.
Il Cielo in Beverly Hills. Do the patio as it is very charming and quiet, and secluded in a very unique way.
If you can reserve a booth -- and it's not easy -- The Grill in BH would work. Good fish. The Pacific Dining Car downtown also has a lot of cozy booths. Or you could to to Musso's in Hollywood, but on a Friday night the patrons look like they've stepped out of the Wax Museum.
while they are not booths, opus on western and wilshire has these huge armchair things that you sit in.
dinners are usually at a "relaxed pace" and it may be a good option. dim lighting. modern good food at reasonable prices... im not sure if the volume goes up on friday nights or if there is a concert at the wiltern which might bring up the energy level.
re: modernist
I was just at Opus on a date last Friday night, and while the food was great and the overall noise level was not too high, I thought that the huge armchairs and big table made it feel like I was miles away from my date -- we had trouble hearing each other, and I sort of felt restricted and isolated in my giant chair. Now, if the chair had been big enough for two, that would be a different story....
they don't have booths, but what about lou on vine and melrose? good lighting, intimate, pretty quiet, interesting wine list.
re: jcwla
Your on the same train of thought as I am. When I hear booths, dark lighting, & quietness, it sounds like an Old World Italian place. Peppone can turn out to be pretty expensive though. Another option, with less fish choices & $$$$, would be Guido's which has it's distractors, but I've never been disappointed after going there. If you really into getting the "right place", then why not visit either or both before trying to make a reservation for Friday. If it's this Friday, it's might be getting awfully late for Peppone. Peppone Warning - Be careful, every seat is a booth except they have one 2-top in the bar which you definetly DON'T want!
Peppone - Brentwood
Guido's - W.L.A.
11980 Santa Monica Blvd. - near Bundy and a little tricky/confusing to find
(310) 820-6649
For some reason, only the Malibu one has a website.
re: JBC
I've only been to the Guido's in Malibu, and if it's the same setting in SM, then I second this option. The seating is only booth, the lighting is so dim (I had to bend backwards to read the menu from a lamp behind me last time), and the atmosphere quiet and romantic. Food-wise, it's ok, but a killer Caesar salad (all salads, actually), veal, and tiramisu.
re: Obessed
Dan Tana's is good only if you want to talk to the people at the next table.
not alot of people know about this place. it's TART attached to the Farmer's Daughter Hotel on 3rd and Fairfax. The outside patio seating is SO perfect for what you are looking for. call them and ask for a heated booth outside and you will NOT be disappointed.
when you're there order the bbq ribs or the pork tenderloin. mmmmmmmmmmmmm so good
The first place that came to mind was Tantra, an eclectic Indian place in Silverlake. Very dark lighting, very sexy and romantic with great food, too. My sister and I laughed about how it was too bad we were with each other. Read a review here:
I also tried a place on Friday that would be a great spot for a date: Yatai on Sunset, west of La Cienega. Asian tapas bar. No booths, but nice dim lighting and atmosphere. Pretty new and undiscovered, so you may have the restaurant all to yourselves. Again, I was with my sister, and my 18-month-old. We promise to not go when you're there.
I went on a first date a few weeks ago to Bistro de l'Hermitage in Culver City, after perusing these boards for a romantic spot in Culver City. No booths but it was a very quiet, romantic restaurant with great food and made for a wonderful first date (alas, that would be our last good date...)
Monsoon in the Third Street Promenade has nice booths and you can usually get a quiet, romantic dinner, although one time there was a loudmouth in the booth next to ours. That was just bad luck.
I also recommend Dar Maghreb for a date. Comfy couches, great food you eat with your hands, nice ambiance. Quiet except for when the belly dancer comes out.
Another cozy, romantic spot would be on the patio, on the comfy chair next to the fire pit at the Fish Company off Main Street. However, as there is only one such spot and you can't reserve it, it might be better for a drink after dinner, if you could come up with a restaurant on Main Street.
Have fun, good luck!
re: SCmike
I tried it after the La Times wrote up the chef. It's still preety bad.
re: Hunter
What did you have? Its not A+ food but it is solid with exactly what the poster was looking for.
Have not had the food in a while... but the Little Door on 3rd is always great for a date. Very romantic. No booths, but cozy. The Tower restaurant at the Argyle hotel is also a nice spot. Food isn't bad. May be a little more upscale for what you were originally thinking. Went there for cocktails and apps and loves the ambience.
Chameau, a Moroccan restaurant on Fairfax, would be perfect. It's dimly lit (perhaps a touch too dimly lit -- I like to have a better view of the delicious food). The food's great: make sure you try a tagine, or the lamb chops with eggplant, or the b'stilla.
i'm not a big fan but...mccormick and schmick's in beverly hills fits your description. i was just there a few nights ago (on a gift certificate) and we sat in a booth, it was dim, and totally conducive to conversation. and they specialize in fish.
moun of tunis off of sunset near the guitar center. Another Morrocan restaurant. They have several private rooms with any level of lighting you choose. They are usually for medium size parties but a moderate amount of begging will get you one. I'm taking my family from out of town there this weekend
Well, a few years ago I would've said Chianti, our go-to place for a corny romantic evening - dim lighting, booths, etc... I'll be following this post with interest, cause we still haven't found a real replacement.
We like Water Grill a lot, but it isn't exactly romantic. I agree, though, that if it's fish your date wants, you might consider it...
You may want to check out Brentwood Restaurant and Lounge in Barrington Village on Barrington just south of Sunset, across the street from Strarbucks and next to Brent-Air Pharmacy. Very dark. Your conversations dont travel. Good dishes and great desserts. Probably the best background music in the city.
re: MichaelS
Sad to say that my last 2 recent visits were very disappointing. Ambiance has taken a turn for the worst. Service now very inconsistent. Place now seems to be run by a bunch of amateurs.
re: maudies5
Concur... My shrimp cocktail was so rubbery that minutes of chewing did not ready the little guys for swallowing... Baked potato was crisp on the outside and raw inside. However, dark and seductive the ambience is... assuming that a band isn't playing over your conversation...
re: MichaelS
It's still dark but is on a downward spiral. Sad. The background music used to be phenomenal. Now boring. What has happened to the formerly hip and fabulous neighborhood place? Food is boring, music is ordinary, service is a disaster. The entire place seems to have fallen apart. Can anyone explain how a terrific,happening restaurant could change so dramatically for the worse? Even the celeb quotient is non-
existent . Now over-run by the early birders and desperate singles at the bar Too bad. I used to LOVE this place.
re: maudies5
Obviously we missed its heyday. Too bad.
The best place for good food and a great private booth is the Olde Ship in Fullerton. They have high back booths, dimmed lighting, great food/drink and an outstanding staff. The atmosphere is comfortable a person can't help but make converstion and enjoy each others company. I recommend the fish and chips...the best on the west coast!!
Thanks everyone for the suggestions - still going to noodle this one for a bit...ill update after the date
How about old school? Taylor's Steaks on 8th street. Very dark and quiet and generally not too crowded on a weekend if you sit upstairs. Not sure about fish there, I usually stick with the beef.


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After the initial fermenting process we separate our "good" strawberries from the bruised ones
The berries we don't want to eat go directly into the kombucha bottle during the secondary fermentation, which both flavors and carbonates the kombucha. The kombucha sucks the flavor and color from the strawberries pretty quickly, and a few days later you have strawberry kombucha!
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While The Bachelor spoilers this season have people buzzing as always, there's no need to spoil this one: ABC has confirmed Emily Maynard as its Bachelorette.
"It really hasn't hit me, what I signed on to do," she says. "I'm scared to death."
Last June when Maynard and The Bachelor's Brad Womack ended their engagement, she swore she "had no intentions of ever being the next Bachelorette."
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Emily, you are beautiful! Just remember though that the most beautiful woman (or man) can lose her beauty if she acts ugly...not that I think you will, but maintain your values and you don't have to USE the "fantasy suite" in the way that others have. I am rooting for you and HOPE with all my heart that you find a great man for yourself and Ricky. I am also counting on you to bring Love and CLASS to "The Bachelorette". Show them how it's done!
Emily -- wish you the best and hope you find someone with character and ambition. Pls don't use the fantasy sweet,who would want a used runner???
Emily, GO FOR IT! You're going to be awesome and the guys are going to be tripping over themselves trying to win your sweet heart. You shine.... don't let LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOSERS like Marcia dampen your spirit or journey. FUCK HER.
RUDE MARCIA, who are you to judge?! Hater, your life is obviously devoid of things 'needing to be done'. Stop searching for others' weak points and start fixing your own. P.S. GET A LIFE
Emily, I am so happy for you. I can't wait to watch your series. I completely empathize with you when you stated that "falling in love for you was a SUCCESS" People may not understand that when someone you loved, really loved, is taken from you suddenly, you don't automatically recover in the time that they think you should. I am with you. If by chance you do find someone you feel meets your requirements and you can honestly love, take a deep PRAYERFUL breath and go for it. If it doesn't work out with you getting married eventually to each other, don't feel bad. You stepped out on faith that it would work. Just be careful, as you have shown yourself to be. Much love and much success.
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— It's becoming a troubling trend for the Blanche Ely boys basketball team.
In some recent games, the defending state champion Tigers have found themselves having to claw their way back after early deficits.
It happened again Friday, but Ely was able to rally for a 66-58 overtime win against Wellington in a semifinal of the D-Hop Holiday Classic. Ely (11-1) will face Summit Christian in the championship game at Palm Beach Lakes High at 7:30.


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