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Castle Season Finale Promo: A Closed Caskett?by Matt Richenthal at . Comments
She wouldn't... would she?
They can't... can they?
After 23 episodes, Castle Season 5 has driven home the point that long-time viewers have known since this show's inception: Kate and Rick are perfect for each other!
But last night's "The Human Factor" brought up the possibility that Beckett's professional future may in Washington D.C., as she received a job offer that will play a pivotal role on next Monday's finale.
Would she actually move? Could Caskett actually split? Or is all this leading to the Proposal of the Spring? Watch the official ABC teaser now and prepare for an emotional conclusion either way:
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Castle isn't Castle without both Beckett and Castle(all agreed). That being said, it wouldn't be out of the realm of possibility for Beckett to leave temporarily, say accept the job(if offered) then very late in the day, realize Royce was right and do 180 u-turn. Or, does Castle do some soul searching and possibly pop the question as Beckett is about to board the plane? Does Beckett give Castle an ultimatum? Where is Andrew going with all this?
Great promo; it looks like things are going to get really rocky for Castle and Beckett in this finale. I hope everything works out. Unfortunately I won't be find out how everything goes right away because I work at DISH on Monday nights, but I'll see the finale on my DVR. I set my DISH Hopper to always record Castle and everything else on ABC during primetime, so I won't even have to set a timer for it.
srm. Totally agree with your idea about the Sen. Bracken link to job offer if you consider how Beckett,while working for DOJ, would put this bad boy right in her sights in her new job as a criminal investigator. Recall from ep13 'Recoil' at the end of Beckett confrontation with Bracken at the hotel, he suggested to her that he might be able to do something for her in the future. The DC job offer on its own makes little sense for the storyline as Daren mentioned. The whole idea that Beckett would throw away her relationship with Castle at the first opportunity for a career change is such an unrealistic scenario presented by the writers given the events of the last four seasons.
Good idea srm. I had forgot about the Sen.Brackett. That sounds like something he would start up getting her closier to him. He may come back to ruin her again. But on the whole idea that she would move without castle just doesn't make since. Maybe they need a summer to reflect on what they want from each other. Castle could ask her to marry him to make her stay.
I think the whole DC job offer is some sort of ploy by Sen. Brackett. I don't think we've seen the last of him. Agree with Vince that there has been some recent uncharactistic behavior, on both their parts. That's what killed "Moonlighting"; that the characters we liked were suddenly not themselves, It had little to do with the fact that David & Maddie got together. AM needs to have the writers spend the summer re-connecting with who these people are.
Agree Cgtrav. The success of the show hinges on the four core characters (Castle, Beckett, Espo and Ryan)interacting together in the workplace. IMO. As far as the job offer,recall from Season3, Ep.22 'To Love and Die in L.A.'. On the plane ride back to New York, Kate reads from a letter from her first training officer, Michael Royce, "Trust me, putting the job ahead of your heart is a mistake�.
Let's be realistic here Beckett taking a job in DC would change the show's whole dynamic. It's not just Castle but Espo, Ryan, Lanie and the rest of the team. From the producer's standpoint they would end up with a whole new set of sets and a lot of new cast. It's a great story but who in thier right mind would break up this team.
Castle needs to open his heart to Kate and tell her how much he loves her and wants her to stay. He has some abandonment issues and needs to be able to communicate with Kate his feelings. All Kate needs is some reassurance from Castle that he is in the relationship forever and things will be fine.
The has a twist incase the show gets cancelled they could create a show with Beckett in her new job. Do I believe that no because if there was for sure the last season they would have hooked up. If not why have them chasing each other for so long.
Hey folks no need to worry. Although the show is called Castle - Beckett is just as important to the series as Castle. She is going nowhere - well not for long. I don't think breaking them up would be helpful to the series in any way.


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Mixing the past with the present is one of my favorite ways to show off my prints with Adoramapix. I constantly change out my small photographs and have found ways to go outside of the box and find new ways to showcase them.
My latest find all came together for under $15. This included the print and the supplies. Here is a look at my latest endeavor. I found an old silver tray for $8 at a local thrift store. It was a bit tarnished but that was the look I loved. I also bought some fun magnets, string and of course my prints.
I simply found a few magnets that were fun and placed them on the top of the image that I wanted to hang. You can find magnets at any dollar or craft store.
I had string around the house, but decided to find something with a little more flair. I tied triple knots on each of the serving handles so that when it hangs, the string is about 2-3 inches above the platter.
I started with a bunch of smaller prints, but in the end decided I liked the one big 8×10 print better.
And then I put a simple finishing nail up and it was ready to hang.
All together the project cost me $15 but that included everything. I did have string and magnets already but decided I wanted something a little more fun. The time to put everything together? It took me about 10 minutes. I can see this perfect for a nursery or even have three of these serving platters together and put family photos on them. Since the platter was silver, I found cooler tone photos looked the best – those with grey, whites. Black and whites would also look amazing on the platter.
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There is an excitement building as kids across the country start to gear up for going back to school. It's a fun and exhilarating time in your child's life. Before the memories of these days pass away, why not take a little time and get creative with capturing this important stage in your child's life? Here are five ideas to get you started.
1. The Iconic School Bus
There is something about seeing the iconic yellow bus pull up to the school to deliver the kids. Before your little one gets on the bus, take a moment to snap a picture of him/her in front of the door. They won't always ride the bus, before you know it they'll be driving their own cars so getting this iconic image is important in keeping the memories.
2. Back to Friends
Now that school is back in session, they'll be spending a lot more time with their friends. Friendships change throughout the years for your child. So getting a quick snap of your child with his/her best friends at this moment in time is precious. Have all of them pose with their new planners or backpacks. You could also take them to the play equipment in the school yard for a quick picture.
3. Set the Scene
If you have some time before school starts, why not get a little creative with some back to school props? Chalkboards, books and school supplies are all perfect to set up the scene. Then have a little fun with the props and your child. You can spell out your child's age or grade on the chalkboard. You could have them with their books and or their back packs ready to go. The ideas are infinite. Here is a quick glimpse at a stylized shoot I did for this occasion.
4. The Stuff
Sometimes the stuff is just as important as the day. Try to get some close ups of the back to school supplies that are sharpened and new. It won't last long, so try getting a quick picture of them before they are put to good use. Also, snap an image of their back to school outfit. I remember as a kid how important is was to have everything just perfect including the new shoes. These are all very important to the child on the first day of school.
5. The Classroom
When they first start school, often their feet barely hit the floor when they sit at their desk. As they grow older, they can barely fit into their school desks. It's this passage of time which is so endearing. Why not see if you can sneak into the classroom early and snap an image of your child in their desk? Another great idea, is to get an image of him/her meeting their teacher for the first time.
What are some of your favorite ways to photograph your children going back to school?
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Summer is drawing to a close and school is just starting to rev up for your children. Before the warm summer sun fades, why not make a summer memory photo book? Your photo books do not have to be about lavish summer vacations with your children, instead they can be about the simplicity about being a kid and enjoying the summer months.
This time in your child's life is fleeting, make sure to capture all of those moments that make a kid grateful to be a kid. I chose the template "Summer Nights" to come up with a few suggestions. This template is bright and fun and there is a lot you can do with it.
When you think about your child's summer, think about the little things like jumping rope. It's simple but a big accomplishment when they learn how to do it.
This is one of my favorites and may be hard to photograph. However, I have been catching lightning bugs with my kids for years. It never gets old and the delight never fades.
There are many firsts during the summers. Has your child made a lemonade stand? Document this milestone with them posing by the stand. Don't forget to get close ups of everything involved from the lemons to the signs to the pitcher. It all makes for great memories.
Finally, what is summer without playdates? Your child and their childhood friends are at a great bonding stage in their lives. Most of us still have childhood friends that hold a special place in our hearts. Capture them at this stage and the fun they have together.
These are just a few ideas on how to capture and keep summer memories for your children. If you have any ideas please comment below, we'd love to hear them.
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This year's design trend is color blocking. If you have never heard of color blocking, it is simply a design style that pairs big blocks of colors together for a colorful, bright look. It is fashionable right now from everything from clothing to home decor. We have an easy way you can add this to your home with our canvases. Below are four easy steps to get you started.
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Chicago Teachers Union President Karen Lewis, right, tells reporters at a news conference outside the union's headquarters that the city's 25,000 public school teachers will walk the picket line Monday morning after final-day talks with the Chicago Board of Education failed to reach an agreement over teachers' contracts on Sunday, Sept. 9, 2012 in Chicago. (AP Photo/Sitthixay Ditthavong)
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Put ribs in a heavy greased pan with a lid. Bake uncovered in a 400 degrees F oven for 20 minutes. Remove from oven and reduce heat to 325 degrees F.
Meanwhile, combine remaining ingredients. Pour over ribs, cover, and return to oven. Bake about one hour or longer at 325 degrees F.
This sauce is very, very good on country style ribs, pork chops and chicken.
- 2 to 4 pounds meat or poultry
- 1/2 cup catsup
- 1/2 cup prepared smoked barbecue sauce
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- 1/2 teaspoon salt
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Back when I named this blog I had no idea just how right on I was about greens. They really are the magical vegetable. By "greens," I am referring to the leaves and stems of all edible plants. My family incorporates them into every meal, which greens depending upon the season and what is readily available at the local farm or market (or yard). If you need to be reminded why greens is the answer to improving animal welfare, go read my page. I continue to stress how getting protein from plants improves not only the human condition, but also the lives of other animals, and particularly our environment.
Earthlings — Our Neighbors
"Think occasionally of the suffering of which you spare yourself the sight."
~ Albert Schweitzer
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Earthlings is the most powerful documentary I've yet seen. It gets straight to the heart of the matter, our generally accepted practice of exploiting Earth's animals for our one species. Consider for a moment their lives, their liberty or pursuit of their happiness, whatever that may be. These inalienable rights, supposedly granted to us by God, are not meant for man alone. Never mind how many lives we have taken in our recent history (subsistence hunting aside), we have secured them a place in our lives for cheap, convenient, abundant food and/or products. We have turned living beings into widgets.
It is no less than human kind's assault of the earth. Consider acceptance. If we can do it so can you.
Greens. For good. For life.
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Reblog — Turkey Butts and Giant Turnips
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Once per week, the whole DirtNKids clan hops in the 10-yr-old minivan for the 20 minute drive to Bubba's farm. During the winter, we load up on greens like mustard, turnip, beet, kale and fresh salad lettuces — my favorite time of year for food for sure. Greens is what we eat, the mainstay of our diet, if you will, and for more than three years now, he's our favorite place to "shop." If you're new here, you can read about giant heads of cauliflower and shopping at a farm co-op to catch up.
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" We can experience peace when our actions match our values." ~ Kristin Barton Cuthriell, The Snowball Effect
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GreensForGood missed its first anniversary last August. No fan fare, no post, no look-back. I was busy enough juggling a move back into a house, finishing a (what seemed to be) never-ending construction project, and — let's not forget — continuing to care for myself and my family every single day. Amazed am I to have survived relatively unscathed.
Throughout that time, my resolve has not changed. If anything, it's only gotten stronger. I found this great food plate which beats the US Government's version all to heck. Different than others I've seen, this one is pretty exactly how my family and I eat — with greens being the bulk of the plate. Greens — either fresh or steamed — go with just about everything, and doesn't spike your blood sugar.
No meat, no dairy, no eggs. Finally. And an excuse to work in the yard donning a bikini top and some hipsters. (I know I'm too old, but HEY. If ya got, ya got it.)
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I could not have written a better post myself! As I am woefully behind on blogging duties — though I continue eating delightfully and consciously in a brand new kitchen — I am leaning on Nick for his insight (and beautiful photos) on how and what to eat while avoiding animals and their products. So easy to do, and no taste compromised whatsoever. There you go. And you're welcome.
Next, my breakfast, a quickie indeed: wilted turnip greens warmed with olive oil and fresh garlic, topped with my favorite marinara and sprinkled with nutritional yeast. 10 minutes, fridge to tummy.
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I jokingly responded "These and only these" holding up the family reunion size Costco bag of veggie straws – vegetable flavored potato chips. But then I realized that if 90% of the foods you eat contain animal products, its difficult to fathom a diet without any animal products. So here is a list of some of the foods I eat that are not made from animals:
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How Select All tasks for rescheduling?
When rescheduling in bulk I must chose each task individually with the control or shift key. The shift Key should allow a group of tasks to be selected simultaneously in bulk. This is a standard convention. Is there a way to do this?
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Unfortunately, it's not possible to select all tasks at once, you will need to hold Ctrl or Shift and click on each task one-by-one.
We will consider adding a "select all" option in the future, though and you're welcome to vote for this request in our Votebox: http://todoist.com/Vote/showProposal/577/
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The other way to do this would be to let SHIFT + Select = contiguous group of tasks. You've implemented CTRL + Select correctly, but SHIFT + Select seems like an oversight or something you meant to correct but never did.
This is a material annoyance that users have lived with, but one that makes me want to go back to Wunderlist or Appigo's app. If the German Wunderlist crew ever figure out proper UI for task entry or Appigo ever offers a free cloud solution, I would consider migrating back to to either one.
Todoist is a very well done application, but a few small changes would improve user experience tremendously:
* Have a toggle for auto-sorting. Or have headers that allow sorting when clicked.
* Identify subtasks with the parent task in Today or other views. Currently, all you see is an indented task with no context. If you have two parent tasks with similar subtasks, date-based views render subtasks as currently implemented as useless.
* Fix the sorting in IOS. Seriously, this one is embarrassing. I can't open my Todoist app on iPad or iPhone because it messes up the sorting on the desktop app.
* Change the upgraded pricing to $10 per year. I'm willing to bet that you get 7x the number of paying users you have currently. $30 requires thought and testing. $10 is an impulse purchase.
* CTRL + TAB (or some other thoughtful key combination) = Next Project. Todoist has done a good job with keyboard shortcuts, but switching between projects requires a mouse click. Maybe CTRL + 1 for 1st project, CTRL + 2 for 2nd project, etc.
* Mass selection should respond to a right click. Right now, selecting multiple tasks and then right clicking only affects the single task that was right clicked. This is incorrect.
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I just got back from vacation and just realized how hard it was going to be to move my to do list from last week into this one. One-by-one click, with having to manage a multiple stage drop down menu is very time consuming. I'd rather be getting (other) things done...
As with the others, I like Todoist, but this really looks like something that's a problem.
I totally agree - would be great to have this as a feature. I also think it's really important for large organisations, who are constantly delegating projects & tasks from one day to the next.
I keep rescheduling tasks in bulk and having better selection mechanisms would be great.
Please fix this. As stated above, if the "Shift + Select" features worked as expected (click the first in a list to select, then click the last to select everything in between) this would be fine. As it is, having to single click every item is a real pain.
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The first example of the expression that I've been able to find for sure is from the Journal of a Disappointed Man of 1919, by W N P Barbellion (a pseudonym for Bruce Cummings). However, it's also been suggested that it was used in that archetypal saga of giddy auntdom, Brandon Thomas's play Charley's Aunt, first performed in 1892, but I haven't been able to check.
This use of giddy harks back to the idea of something or someone lightheartedly or exuberantly silly, a sense of the word that dates from the sixteenth century. (Giddy has been around for a thousand years, but at first it referred to somebody who was insane or stupid, and only later shifted to its modern main sense of experiencing vertigo or dizziness.)
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Area native is in town for her indie film's début
When Christy Riddle was growing up at Lake of the Woods in the '70s and '80s, she was one of the few young women on the Orange County community's water-ski team who were brave enough to compete in the ski-jump category.
Flash forward and she's still up for jumping out of her comfort zone.
She's Christy McGlothlin now, a 44-year-old mother of seven and former teacher at Spotsylvania County's Brock Road Elementary. She took a leap of faith with her husband that grew from a prayer-inspired idea into a half-million-dollar Christianity-based movie.
"A Long Way Off" stars veteran actor Robert Davi and Christian film stars Robert Amaya and Jason Burkey.
This weekend, the film opens nationally. Locations include Fredericksburg, Atlanta, Dallas, Chicago, Washington, Charlotte, N.C.; Montgomery, Ala.; Raleigh, N.C.; Kansas City, Kan.; Corpus Christi, Texas and, in Florida, Jacksonville, Pensacola and Vero Beach.
Christy and Jerry McGlothlin, who made the film as its executive producers, hope the film's run will extend if ticket sales for the sponsored showings are strong.
In Fredericksburg, the film is showing for a week at the Regal Fredericksburg 14 theater. It kicked off there on Friday night, with a red-carpet première.
I caught up with McGlothlin earlier that day at the Family Christian store in Central Park, where she and Amaya were signing posters, greeting shoppers and spreading the word about the film.
The movie business newcomer—an Orange County High School and Longwood College graduate—said the past year or two has been a crazy whirlwind for her Raleigh, N.C.-based family.
She said she has worked for years with her husband in their publicity and public relations business, "Special Guest."
He'd expressed an interest for years in producing a TV show or movie, but that notion stayed dormant until she was inspired during prayer one evening and decided that making a Christianity-themed movie was something they needed to do.
"What started out to be a small, $40,000 movie quickly grew," said McGlothlin, first to $350,000 and then to a half-million.
Her husband raised some of the money from investors, but more than $100,000 came from product placement and an involvement of the PR firm's clients in the film.
They even snagged Davi because the firm was handling publicity for a musical project where the star sings the hits of Frank Sinatra.
"He was very gracious in being in the movie, agreeing to work for quite a bit less than he's used to getting," she said.
The couple worked with a production company called Uptone Pictures to work through preparing a script for the film, a retelling of the Biblical story of the Prodigal Son.
"We went through 18 drafts," said McGlothlin, who added that the story works as a modern-day parable about a son finding his way back home after being lured away from the right path.
Casting help came from the production company, but family kicked in when it came time to shoot the movie.
"Two of my sons took care of the craft and food services," she said, noting that they left each morning of an 18-day shoot to restock a food truck. "My daughters helped with child care."
McGlothlin, who looks fit enough to still tackle that ski jump, said it was only because she had the help of her whole family that the film got made.
Her sister, Debbie Saysy of Spotsylvania, who works for the PR firm from home, is helping with the film's publicity.
And her parents, Jan and Jerry Riddle, who still live at Lake of the Woods, have helped spread the word about the film and are sponsoring its local theatrical run.
I had to confess to McGlothlin that the thing I found the most amazing about getting this movie made—and having another, called "Joseph," well underway—is the fact that she and her husband had time to do anything at all in addition to working and raising seven children.
She noted that life is crazy sometimes, but that anything is possible if you put your mind to a goal worth working toward.
Amaya, who also stars in the current film "Mom's Night Out," said he was also amazed by the McGlothlin's juggling act.
"I'm just coming to grips with having one child," said the actor, who has his own ministry and drove all night from Miami to make the début here. "One day I was playing video games, the next I was changing diapers. Things change fast."
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LAUSANNE, Switzerland (AP) - Newly crowned American 200-meter champion Kimberlyn Duncan hopes her first individual race in Europe on Thursday will help prepare her for the world championships next month.
Duncan is one of the main attractions at the Athletissima Diamond League meet after claiming her ticket to Moscow when beating Olympic champion Allyson Felix at the U.S. nationals.
The 21-year-old Louisiana State University student says "this is something brand new for me. I'm switching over from collegiate athletics to professional."
Duncan says "I know I have to step it up," with her focus on mental preparation.
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PARIS (AP) - A man and woman have been released from custody without being charged after days of questioning by French authorities investigating killings in southern France by a radical Islamist.
Seven people were killed in the attacks in March _ Jewish schoolchildren, a rabbi and French paratroopers. Gunman Mohamed Merah was later killed in a shootout with police.
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My wife and are thrilled to be vacationing up and down Coastal Maine at the end of June. I think, overall, I have a pretty solid dining schedule figured out for our first visit, but there are still some holes and questions. Any advice would be most appreciated.
Thursday - Driving up to Portland from CT in the morning. Would like to grab a lobster roll for lunch once we hit Maine. Any great stops south of Ogunquit? Dinner that night at Fore Street.
Friday - Planning on doing the Culinary Walking Tour in Portland that AM. If anybody has done it, is it worth it and will I still be hungry when it's over? If so, I'm thinking about Miyake for lunch and then heading up toward Mid-Coast. We don't know where we're staying that night, but have a reservation at Primo.
Saturday/Sunday - This is the big question on the trip. We'll be staying in Bar Harbor both nights, but I haven't read about many options that really stand out. Havana looks interesting, but any other highlights on the way into town and in Bar Harbor would be very helpful. Casual is always preferred.
Monday - Trip gets goofy as we drive back to Portland that AM to meet up with my parents and our 2 kids. Was thinking Eventide for lunch. From there, we're spending the next couple of days in Ogunquit. We'll probably hit Clam Shack in Kennebunkport and a couple of the Ogunquit lobster shacks. We'll have a kitchen there . . . are their any recommended shops to pick up supplies if we actually feel like cooking?
Thanks again for any suggestions.
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I thought Primo was in the midcoast :)
Good choices in Portland.
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Good point, missed that tidbit! I take back my tsk tsk.
re: MidCoastMaineiac
I'd like to spend a chunk of time mid-coast on Saturday before heading up to Bar Harbor. Any great suggestions, especially for lunch.
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Home Kitchen Cafe for lunch for sure. Or head down to Waterman's Beach Lobster in So. Thomaston (15 minute drive) for a lobster shack experience.
One further note about Primo...if I were you I'd head upstairs...preferably to the antipasti bar if available, the "bar" bar if not. The vibe is much better...plus you get a little bit of dinner theater watching them make the small plates. And the BIG plus, you get to also order from the bar menu (as well as the regular menu). Upstairs is no reservations. Keep the reservations you have, but once there consider heading upstairs instead.
So so jealous.. ; )
Maine is my all time fave for road tripping and it doesn't get any better than eating and drinking along the way.
We had great lobster rolls at Cape Elizabeth Two Lights..great location on the rocky coast.
Kennebunkport is an idyllic town with blueberry pie and ice cream, lobster, chowder and an Allagash beer.
White Barn Inn is a lovely place to have dinner.
I wish Maine was closer to California.
Have fun!
As for where to stay your one night on the midcoast, let me suggest any one of these:
You'll get a great breakfast, but if there's any way to slip in Home Kitchen Cafe the next day before heading to Bar Harbor, I'd do it...
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This looks like a great lodging option. Thanks.
That thread may help you, look for my last trip report at the bottom.
I know the owner puts a lot of effort into keeping Havana atop some lists, but it's not a food destination, more of a style thing.
Food was not bad, not great. Nothing I'd go back for. I've been back often, always love Trenton Bridge Lobster Pound, Cafe This Way, and we liked Mache Bistro best last trip.
Have had good meals in the past at McKay's, too. Thirsty Whale is a townie bar with good bar food, great for a quick lunch. Two Cats has hellish waits and ignores you and service can be non existent even with owners looking on.
I'd be curious to hear if anyone's been on one of the culinary tours in Portland and could give a review, too. I did a little bit of research on it as something to do with visiting guests and ended up nixing it. Googling around, you can find some blog reviews of the tour (notably on The Blueberry Files--the blogger was a tour guide a couple years ago--).
It sounds like you'd have room for lunch after the tour--the tour stops at places like spice purveyor Vervacious, Harbor Fish, bakery Two Fat Cats, etc.; where you're given samples at each place--
The Old Port is pretty easily navigable (with a smartphone or a map if you have specific places you'd like to visit--), and you could easily park your car and wander around, snacking and drinking coffee, on your own, for a couple hours.
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Missed Chowhound while I was away. Friends and I have been doing culinary tours on our annual Sept getaway. We did Portland in 2011. I thought the tour covered a good range of places but you will still be hungry. The last stop was the brewery so we walked over to Duckfat for fries and then to MDI ice cream on Exchange St for a fun sampler. What we did not like was no handout of places we visited and a week later I wouldn't be able to list them all. There was not as much historical content as we got on the Boston tours. But, yes, I would recommend but don't expect it to be as good as Boston's Chinatown tour that ends with a dim sum lunch.
For Bar Harbor, here are some suggestions.
Fathom features creative food from a fun, local chef. The drunken shrimp is fantastic, and if they still have it, the scallops with fiddleheads.
XYZ in Southwest Harbor is exceedingly low key and not very well known, but it's actually very good Mexican food.
Finally, I've not had a chance to go to Burning Tree, but I've heard really wonderful things. A glance at the menu - http://www.barharbormenus.com/burning... - looks promising. Same with Mache Bistro, which I've also heard good things about. I also recommend getting a burger or a lobster roll and sitting on the patio at Rupununi and people watching. It's quite fun. Oh, and for a touristy but still fun taste of classic MDI, go to the Jordan Pond House for popovers.
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I think the patio at Rupununi's is fine, you just wouldn't want to count on them for a good meal. :-)
Fathom was awful. The folks next to us ordered a dessert so burnt ahd hard that it was impenetrable, our server and theirs was really inappropriate and inept and it felt like a ripoff from start to finish. Made me even more nostalgic for Maggie's which used to occupy the space.
Burning Tree was quite good, Town Hill Bistro was a total disappointment, insipid food, "house made" dessert that was a store bought frozen in the middle thing, just kind of bland diner food.
Jordan Pond House is worth visiting once at the end of a hike, but nit a real dining destination, otherwise. Lovely setting, though.
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I completely agree with the suggestion of Mache. We've eaten there at least once a year, and have never had anything other than an excellent meal. Wine choices are particularly strong and reasonably priced.
Oh, and if you want a magical afternoon excursion, I'd take one of the mail boat ferries to Islesford on Little Cranberry Island and eat at the Islesford Dock. It's Martha Stewart's favorite restaurant in the area, supposedly. Lovely family. http://www.islesford.com/idcbusiid.html
It is so hard for me not to go to Portland or somewhere else in Maine for a weekend trip but I think we're heading to Monadnock instead this Mem Day weekend. I do have some good info below tho. Have a great time and don't forget Holy Donut in Portland.
For your lobster roll south of Ogunquit, you could try Chauncey Creek in Kittery. Pretty spot.
Trying to finalize our itinerary, I'm thinking about subbing out Fore Street for something different. We're eating at Primo the following night and thought it might be better to mix things up. Any thoughts on Pai Men Miyake overall and more specifically, their yakitori options. Seems like between the ramen, sushi and yakitori, one could have a great meal trying many different things.
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Pai Men certainly allows for trying many things. 3 of us ate there the other night and split the following: 3 piece set chicken yakitori - very good though I've had an overcooked item or two on occasion. I've done the 10 piece omakase which had some unique items. Continuing from the other night, special pork meatballs, a special marinated sardine dish over noodles, a special fried snapper bun, pork buns (still my favorite), Brussel sprouts, and a maki roll. Anyway, the point is, yes, it is a good place to try many things, the ramen bowls are pretty big and may limit how much more you can eat. Boda and Eventide are also good for trying a lot of different items.
In Ogunquit, the Ogunquit Lobster Pound is excellent for Lobsters, steamers. Casual setting. You actually go out to their holding ponds and pick out your own lobster. There is the Village Market in Ogunquit with a pretty decent wine offering to pick up supplies for cooking in. Also, in Ogunquit, Five-O and there sister trattoria, Caffe Prego, are very good. Bread and Roses Bakery has some very nice items. The Omelette Factory makes the best breakfast, but it is very small and will have a line in season on the weekends. Jonathan's is a great place for dinner or brunch. Great food, great service. Highly recommended. If you like to see a show, the Ogunquit Playhouse might be an option for. When headed south from there, I recommend a stop at Yummies candy store. Every candy you can think of and hundreds more. Make a stop at When Pigs Fly for the best breads. Flo's steamed hot dogs, if you like them steamed. Wild Willies for one of the best burgers around. Bob's clam hut next to the Kittery Trading Post for great fried seafood. FYI, most of the lobster rolls in ME are cold, salad style. If you're used to the hot type, like I was, make sure if you order one, you check to see what type it is first. Have fun and Buon Appetito!
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BALTIMORE, Md. -- A Maryland lawmaker is proposing a bill that he says he hopes will help more drug overdose victims receive proper medical help in time to save their lives.
"The Good Samaritan Bill really just tries to give people certainty when they call in an emergency if somebody has overdosed on drugs or alcohol, that they will not be prosecuted for small possession amounts of the drug or underage drinking," says Del. Jon Cardin, D-Baltimore County, who is running for attorney general.
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Cardin says the bill isn't intended to hamper law enforcement.
"We're indemnifying people from minor offenses, from non-violent criminal offenses. We're not talking about major drug trade or major burglaries, or violent crimes of that sort," he says.
U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder announced that when it comes to drugs, treatment needs to be a focus along with law enforcement. He adds that that he would like to to see law enforcement trained and equipped with Naloxone -- a drug used to counteract the side effects of an opiate overdose. Right now, paramedics carry those drugs on ambulances.
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His bill would also protect individuals who call for help, even if their first call isn't to the police.
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If Copenhagen wasn't already buzzing enough what with all the Fashion Week goings on that took place in the Danish capital last week, the good folk over at Generator threw a two day cultural extravaganza where some of the most talented artists gathered to share their crafts.
Capitalising on their affininity towards youth and creativity, Generator Hostels teamed up with Lab Magazine this month for specially curated weekends of art and music in both Berlin and Copenhagen. Editors from the mag were asked to choose their favourite artists and musicians from around the world, who filled the hostels with installations, live performances and interactive art. We were invited along to the Danish edition and gleefully packed our bags for a weekend of culture.
If you're following Grazia Daily on Instagram you may have come across a ridiculously impressive display of hula hooping prowess courtesy of Beka Hoop, but her jealousy inducing hula skills weren't the only thing the weekend had to offer. Check out our highlights of the weekend below.
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As you may have guessed already by our many heavy hints, Beka Hoop was our favourite of the performances. A mixture of mild contortionism, hula hooping, projection mapping by Tatsuru and a futuristic set designs by Lacy Barry, the Berlin based dancer and yoga teacher floated around a silver foil covered room to stupendously mesmorising effect.
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The Liverpool hailing light installation artist created a beautiful LED ultraviolet display of glowing geometric forms that lit up in response to guests movements outside. With a click of the button the spheres would shudder into over 200 different colour combinations.
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Much to the delight of Instragrammers lining up to snap aerial shots, Copenhagen hailing light installation and stage designer Jakob Vist transformed Generator's central stairway using different colour lighting on each floor.
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Fitted into a glass passage near the entrance, David Ogle's neon forest beckoned guests to wander through its light-filled depths. It looked visually stunning reflecting off the glass.
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The closing night of the exhibitions also featured live performances from little known bands Shiny Darkly and Darkness Falls as well as DJ sets from Kenton Slash Demon and Esben Weile Kjaer who took the revellers into the early hours of the mornings with their bass heavy sounds.
All in all, the event was a memorable one, paired with the beauty and culture of the city itself, as good a reason as any to return. As for Generator Hostel itself? With a boutique feel at supremely purse-friendly prices, the Instagram-friendly Generator Hostels are currently the fastest growing hostel group in Europe and after a stay with them it's easy to see why.A buzzing communal area complete with affordable drinks and (delicious) bar food contribute to an amicable, fun environment - it would be easy to make friends here, and for a lot of travellers backpacking alone, that's definitely a positive. The location of the hostel was also right in the center of the hustle and bustle of Copenhagen - a short walk from areas like the beautiful Nyhavn and the main shopping center (dangerous for team Grazia!) as well as bustling restaurants and bars.
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Except during the Masters, Augusta National has not changed from what was envisioned by its original founders - a small, private club for the enjoyment of golf. The Masters, however, has changed. The Masters is one of the four major golf tournaments in the world and traditions surrounding the Masters have become part of the traditions of golf. Augusta National has an obligation to the game of golf. We accept this responsibility and will continue to fulfill it to the best of our ability.
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A Florida Highway Patrol trooper and two others were killed after being struck by a vehicle Saturday afternoon while standing alongside Interstate 75 near a traffic accident, authorities said.
FHP officials said veteran trooper Chelsea Richard died when she, tow truck driver John Duggan and pedestrian George Phillip were hit by a pickup truck about 1:40 p.m.as they stood on the shoulder of the highway after a two-car crash in Marion County.
Richard, 30 and Duggan, 57, were pronounced dead at the scene. FHP said that 52-year-old Phillip later died at a hospital.
Richard initially arrived on the scene of a two-car crash on I-75 southbound. Both cars involved in the crash were on the shoulder. Shortly afterward, authorities said, a pickup truck traveled onto the shoulder and struck the trooper's vehicle, the trooper, Duggan and Phillip.
FHP said investigators are going through physical evidence and witness statements. Authorities said charges are pending completion of the investigation, which could take several months.
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On Tuesday, a statue entitled "Seated Woman" 1958-1859, was installed along Rugby Road in Charlottesville. The statue which now sits in front of the University of Virginia Art Museum is an indefinite loan from the Henry Moore Foundation.
The sculpture is designed to help grab the attention of those who pass by and point out the recently renovated landscape in front of the museum. Newly installed lighting will help to spotlight the statue.
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Chattanooga's 48-hour launch was in full swing, as techie 20somethings and serial entrepreneurs made a flurry of business plan presentations to an enthusiastic crowd of more than 100.
The un-spoken dress code was torn jeans, beards and corduroy jackets, a trend shattered by surprise presenter Andrae McGary, Chattanooga city councilman.
Sporting a pressed pinstripe suit, McGary sauntered into the spotlight, quickly silencing the crowd's murmuring with his practiced, baritone speaking voice.
"My idea is really simple," he told the crowd, his city council pin sparkling in the light. "We take an off-line process and put it online."
He was referring, of course, to his own job of crafting a city budget.
His idea is to create an application that allows all residents input into the city's budgeting process.
"Chattanooga is serious about helping its citizens to create their own budget," he told the crowd.
McGary's in the competition to win, he said later, and hopes to use the $10,000 award to develop the application within the year.
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Tennessee Gov. Bill Haslam said last week he is "not close to proposing a change" in the state's flat 20 cents-per-gallon gas tax, plus the 1.04 percent inspection and environmental fee. Nonetheless, the Tennessee Journal reports that the governor said he recognizes some change might be required in the future. More fuel-efficient cars, and new electric-powered vehicles like the battery-powered Nissan Leaf to be made in Smyrna, Tenn., will cut fuel taxes used for road construction.
"There's no way 10 years from now we're doing it the same way we are now," Haslam said.
In the first quarter of the state's fiscal year, while overall tax collections grew 6.2 percent, gas tax revenues in Tennessee fell by 4.15 percent.
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The retail cost of menu items for a classic Thanksgiving dinner increased 13 percent this year, the American Farm Bureau Federation said last week.
The traditional meal of turkey, stuffing, cranberries, pumpkin pie and all the basic trimmings for 10 people is estimated to cost $49.20, a $5.73 price increase from last year's average of $43.47. The farm bureau insists at less than $5 per person, "this year's meal remains a bargain."
The big ticket item — a 16-pound turkey — came in at $21.57 this year. That was roughly $1.35 per pound, an increase of about 25 cents per pound, or a total of $3.91 per whole turkey, compared to 2010.
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Taxable sales made their biggest quarterly gain since 2006 over the summer quarter, according to figures released last week by the Tennessee Department of Finance and Administration.
Revenue collections in Tennessee for October, which represent September sales, were up 8 percent over a year ago. Sales tax collections were up 6.5 percent in the previous three months over year-ago levels — the highest quarterly gain since before the recession in 2006.
Mark Emkes, the state commissioner for Finance and Administration, said he was "satisfied with the positive growth rates experienced in our overall tax collections, especially in the sales tax, which is the best indicator of economic recovery in Tennessee."
"However, we continue to watch national leading economic indicators, which show that very slow recovery is in progress, and in light of that and the uncertainty surrounding resolution of the federal budget, we must continue to be diligent in monitoring our spending patterns," Emkes said.
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