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A charming renovated cape for a peaceful and relaxing escape.
Orchard Cottage was lovingly restored a couple of years ago to a very high standard. It is decorated in soothing autumnal tones with very comfortable beds and lots of locally sourced antiques and artwork. It sits on a 20+ acre family estate that backs on to the wild and untouched Roxbury Mountain. Our main family home and cottage sit further up the hill affording you with complete privacy.
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- Long-term Renters Welcome
- Minimum Age Limit for Renters
- children welcome
- non smoking only
- pets not allowed
- wheelchair inaccessible
About Heidi Ringsted
Having originally purchased the main house next door, we jumped at the chance to buy Orchard Cottage when it became available. With a growing family, we needed space for all of our friends and family to congregate during the holidays. We live overseas but visit several times a year to ski, play in the Mad River, hike in the Green Mountains and be at peace in this really beautiful spot.
Heidi Ringsted purchased this house in 2006
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Orchard Cottage is nestled into a ridge on Roxbury Mountain in the middle of the Green Mountains. Set below the main house beyond the apple treehouse and the orchard. It has it's own driveway and is completely private.
What makes this house unique
This cottage would be perfect for a small family or a couple looking for a unique Vermont getaway. The setting is very peaceful and romantic and the furnishings extremely luxurious. Whether you plan an active break taking advantage of all that the valley has to offer or you are seeking a cozy retreat to relax and watch the foliage change or the wild turkeys and deer roaming through the orchard, Orchard Cottage can supply all of that!
Old Roxbury Road is a private road and a 4WD is a must even though it is plowed continually throughout the winter.


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Superior roomMax Occupancy: 3 guests (up to 2 children, 2 infants)
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5-star luxury hotel in Dubai (Discovery Gardens) near Ibn Battuta Mall
This luxury hotel is located in Dubai (Discovery Gardens) on a private beach, near Ibn Battuta Mall, The Beach Mall, and Dubai Marina Mall. Area attractions also include Montgomerie Golf Club and Dubai Marina.
Hotel Features
In addition to 8 restaurants, Moevenpick Hotel Ibn Battuta Gate - Dubai features an outdoor pool. Other amenities include a poolside bar and a bar/lounge.
Room Amenities
Plasma televisions come with satellite channels. Guestrooms also feature iPod docking stations, wireless Internet access (surcharge), and high-speed (wired) Internet access (surcharge).Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
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Moevenpick Hotel Ibn Battuta Gate - Dubai features an outdoor pool and a health club. Dining is available at one of the hotel's 8 restaurants and guests can grab coffee at the coffee shop/café. The property also has a snack bar/deli. Guests can unwind with a drink on the private beach, or at one of the hotel's bars, which include a poolside bar and a bar/lounge. A computer station is located on site and high-speed wired and wireless Internet access is available for a surcharge.
This 5-star property offers access to a 24-hour business center, limo/town car service, and a meeting room. Event facilities measuring 7911 square feet (735 square meters) include conference space. This luxury hotel also offers a rooftop terrace, a children's club, and tour/ticket assistance. A beach shuttle and a shopping center shuttle are complimentary for guests. Onsite self parking and valet parking are complimentary. The property may provide extended parking privileges to guests after check-out (surcharge).
Moevenpick Hotel Ibn Battuta Gate - Dubai has designated areas for smoking.
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Mayor Carolyn Kirk and Senator Ed Markey
The Mayor's, School Committee's, and City Councilor's inauguration and oath of office ceremonies were held at Kyrouz Auditorium at City Hall on Wednesday, January 1, 2014. A warm welcome was given by Senator Tarr, followed by the pledge of allegiance, led by Baylee Kirk, the national anthem sung by Gordon Baird, and speech given by Art Haven founder David Brooks. Mayor Kirk gave a very inspiring inaugural address, highlighting her past term's accomplishments and goals for the coming term. The Cape Ann Symphony String Quartet provided lovely background music for the event and Allison Doody gave an outstanding performance of Katy Perry's Roar.
Sefatia Thekan and New City Council Member Paul Lundberg
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If you don't know by now that The Hive is just an incredible gift to our community and positive force than you just aren't living breathing and opening your eyes enough to realize what positive juju is being pumped out there daily.
It's a testament to Founder David Brooks, his staff and the teens that make the place hum.
Thank you for this gift.
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Topics Include: Topics Include: Holiday Fair Weekend, Cape ann Farmer's Market Harvest Market, Downtown Gloucester Ladies Night, Magnolia Historical Society opening of Art in the Schoolhouse, The Hive Bex Borden, David Brooks, Giftwrapping Service and Great Community Partners, Peter and Vickie Van Ness, GMG Holiday Party at Bodin Historic Photo, Thank You To Fred Bodin and His Ladyfriend Janet, Middle Street Walk, Bill OConnor, North Shore Kid, Gingerbead House Competition, Buoy Painting, Lobster Trap Tree Lighting, Rusty and Ingrid Handmade Prints, Half Marathon (Fu#$ing Up Traffic),Curmudgeons That Can't Stand Being Slightly Inconvenienced, Olivias For Sale or Lease, Restaurant Dead Pool, Ideas For Olivias Space, Question: Do Liquor License Boards Govern Entertainment As Well?, Former Old Timers Space, Aaron Tuftley, Sprockets, Your Dream Vintage Vehicle, Meg Frontiero, Tony Ciulla, Styles On Main, Sticky Fingers, Spin The Dradle With Toby At The GMG Holiday Party Friday Night, Downtown Gloucester Men's Night, Passports, and Other Restaurants Doing 20% off Gift Certificates, Dinner Dealer Decks Are Out, Cape Ann Brewing Dinner Dealer Coupon
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Recently Rebecca Borden, President and Interim Executive Director of Cape Ann Art Haven, was asked by Conde Nast Traveler to provide background information on Gloucester's lobster trap tree for an online slideshow they are preparing about New England's lobster trap Christmas trees. Rebecca shared with me the same information for a Massachusetts Office of Travel and Tourism post on which I am working. Especially as the tree has become a holiday tradition beloved by all, I thought our GMG readers would love to know the story as well.
Rebecca writes ~
"Our tree is about 45′ tall and is built from 350 traps. We go for quality community engagement experience over height alone. The idea behind the tree began in 2001 by Janice Lufkin Shea, a downtown business owner. Jeff Worthley started it and built it for 10-years and then handed it off to David Brooks, founder of Cape Ann Art Haven and Ed Collard from the Cape Ann Chamber of Commerce.
No one "owns" the tree. Local lobstermen donate their traps and volunteers work to build it. The fire department uses their hook and ladder to set the star at the top. It is truly an event that brings out the best in the Cape Ann community and that's why Cape Ann Art Haven has played a leadership role making it happen for the last six years. Cape Ann Art Haven is a community space where artists of all ages and abilities are encouraged to develop creativity and confidence through hands on learning and collaboration.
We close off Main Street for our tree lighting ceremony because we have so many people and families that attend the event. I cannot put an exact number on those who show up but its in the hundreds. Everyone loves the tree – it is a beloved symbol of our winter holiday season.
One of the things that makes our tree unique is that we have children paint donated buoys the week before the tree lighting ceremony. Last year we had more than 440 buoys painted by children – it's a really big deal for them. The buoys are then used as "ornaments" to decorate the tree. When the tree comes down in January, we keep the buoys and auction them off as a fundraiser for Cape Ann Art Haven where they can go as high as $450 each. We also have local artists create specialty buoys and those have gone as high as $750 each."
Editor's note: When I posted this yesterday I forgot to take my watermark off which my blogging software does automatically for me. Al these photos were taken by Catherine Ryan-
Hi Joey
Phil Cusumano, artist/captain, and volunteer juror for the 2013 HarborWalk Public Art Challenge administered by the Committee for the arts, stopped by to inspect the public art in process on Parsons Street. The artist, James Owen Calderwood, was being filmed for an interview by Lisa Smith for Cape Ann TV. Dale Brown of the Committee for the Arts was there, too.
Jason Burroughs who is teaching with TAG is volunteering some hours yesterday and today for James' project.
Though difficult for painting, the off and on rain does provide opportunities for visiting. Last week there were business meetings, here with Sarah Garcia Harbor Planning Director.
Today looking out from City Hall, peering past the high school kids cleaning, the bank, Parsons, and on to the harbor.
James visiting the Hive.
While there, we were privileged to witness GREAT news hot off the press and an intensity enough to match their vibrant space! TAG team members wrote and were awarded a $10,000 grant. Congratulations all!
Pictured are David Brooks(TAG Director) Emma Johnson(Forest Foundation Intern), Alex Barrett(Forest Foundation Intern) , Satomi Nishimiya, Rachel McClenagan, Rebecca Siswick Graham (Tag Open Studio Manager), Chrid Boudrow(TAG Assistant Director) , Lauren Horne, and Greer Viau. Also Not pictured is Katie Flores (Forest Foundation Intern) not pictured.
They were heading over to the Farmer's Market and David promises to send in names and more information. They were also tracking down Mary Ann to share the news; she was at Maritime Gloucester with the Art Haven campers partnership week.
Next time we'll head down Parsons over to see the permanent public art installation at Maritime Gloucester museum. The twelve foot diameter compass rose is being installed on city property where the HarborWalk crosses onto Maritime Gloucester. Two artists installing new public art downtown and connections—very exciting news.
Donna and Kathy documenting the compass rose on GMG:
What better way is there to celebrate Art Haven's four year anniversary than the GRAND OPENING of THE HIVE, their new adult and high school community center on Pleasant Street!?! So… Save the date – July 28th! Free event with food from Classic Cooks, dessert from Giuseppe's and drinks from Pleasant Street Tea Company… It's gonna be A LOT of fun. Come celebrate with us!
More info at Art Haven's web site and the Facebook event page - hope you can make it!
DECA advisor and business teacher at GHS Ann Grassetti contacted me yesterday to help get the word out about Gloucester Soda. So I met with the future business leaders of Gloucester at Art Haven, we had a conversation and taste test.
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Pictures coming tomorrow, but if you've got some time and construction skills you can still come down and help until about 3:00 today!
Check out this video if you wanna know what's going on…
Art Haven can use some help this Saturday framing out their new space on Pleasant Street! If you've got construction experience and some free time, grab your tools and come on down – it's sure to be a good time. Work will start at 9am, but feel free to come down whenever you can and help out. For more info about what's going on, check out this interview with Dave Brooks, founder and visionary :)
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It's all fun when you are building the lobster Trap Tree and there are a bunch of people lending a hand. Dismantling it and delivering the traps long after the fanfare has subsided shows dedication.
Huge props to the boys working in the snow and cold to finish up a job well done!
Video with David Brooks and his latest endeavor coming tomorrow.
Decorating of buoys for the tree will take place at Art Haven on Dec. 10th and 11th from 10am-4pm with the official lighting at 5:00 pm on the 11th. Feel free to call for more information. 978 283 3888
Featuring the 9:00AM Crew- David and Daniel Brooks, Paul Morrison, Shane and his brother The Emo kid, Scotty Horne, Ed Collard, Donna Ardizzoni and Rick Moore.
If you have any time at all today they could surely use a hand constructing the Lobster Trap tree. If you are not able to physically help maybe you could drop off some warm cider or hot coffee. It is cold as a motherfu$%er up there at Gloucester Police Station Pavillion.
We will be taping for The Learning Channel as well so come on down and be part of the fun.
Donna Ardizzoni is down there lugging traps that are bigger than her. That woman is crazy I'm telling you!
Also if there are any lobstermen that have any lobster traps that they can contribute to the tree please swing down. David and company will pick them up and drop them back off in your yard when the tree is dismantled.
Help build the lobster trap tree!
Hi Joey,
Please get the word out.
The Planned build for the 2010 Lobster Trap Christmas Tree is This Sat-Sun. Nov. 22-28th. We are still in need of volunteers for the build. Which will start at 9:00 AM. There are a few other ways to help. We are still looking to borrow traps so if you know anyone who may have good strong traps the more the merrier. We are looking to have a total of around 450 traps, the more traps from less fisherman the less we will have to run around. Also we may need help coordinating the events for the lighting of the tree on Dec. 11th around 4:30PM. We may also need someone to coordinate having TV releases for those on camera. So if anyone is interested in that please contact me directly at firstname.lastname@example.com. Wishing everyone a Happy Thanksgiving, and for those who and to work off the calories I can think of a better way to do that than to lift a few hundred traps.
David Brooks
NEW LOGO for ART HAVEN – be sure to come down and get a Tee Shirt with the New Logo.
Mayor Kirk joins the celebration at Art Haven with David Brooks and Dawn Gadow.
Dawn talks about all the exciting things happening at Art Haven.
Thanks to David and Dawn from Art Haven
here's the buoy that The Bean painted for the Lobster Trap Tree back in December. She's a beaut ain't she?
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Shortly after takeoff, the pilot experienced a loss of engine power, and performed a forced landing. Examination of the engine revealed a 1-inch by 6-inch hole, in the engine crankcase adjacent to the number two cylinder, and a fractured number two cylinder connecting rod. Additionally, the crankshaft installed in the engine, required the installation of sludge tubes in the crank-pins. Examination of the crankshaft revealed that the sludge tubes had not been installed. According to a representative of the engine manufacturer, the crankshaft installed in the engine was not approved for use in that model engine. Additionally, the absence of the crankshaft sludge tubes would not allow pressure oil to reach the connecting rod bearings and the connecting rod bearings would only receive splash, vapor and centrifugal force oil. The engine had been operated for about 940 hours since it was overhauled on April 16, 1990 and there were no logbook entries which indicated the crankshaft had been removed or replaced since the overhaul.
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Can the Red Hook Vendors never rest? Now Cesar Fuentes is causing concern for resigning and threatening to sue the same people he represented. [NYT]
Bourdain considers Wednesdays Top Chef a waste, as the producers snagged Eric Ripert only to shoehorn him into a Scout jamboree when it would have been nice, given the all-too-rare presence of a distinguished specialist, to see what the kids could REALLY do with fish. And why won't Hung cook Vietnamese? [Bourdains Blog/Bravo]
Discrimination lawyer Marc Rapaport is surprised by his own defense of OReilly in a Times op-ed about the Sylvias incident, saying it is apparent from [his comments] context that OReilly was actually attempting to dispel racial stereotypes regarding African-Americans. [PR Web]
The Upper West Side has never been hotter as a dining destination. Just ask Alain Ducasse. [Insatiable Critic]
Things we can learn from this weeks Top Chef: 1. Eric Ripert is kind of scary when you run into him in the woods with a trout and a cast-iron skillet. 2. Padma can be hokey. 3. Rocco will return. [Eat for Victory/VV]
Lupa is the perfect example of the kind of restaurant thats better enjoyed during lunch. Check that any Mario Batali destination open during the day fits that description. [Diners Journal/NYT]
BarFry makes an innovative dinner-party destination since a group can settle into an "ultra-tiny, no-frills enclosed backyard, at a picnic table, where the only adornments were a few tealights." [Mouthing Off/Food & Wine]
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A Bronx Assemblyman laughs in the face of obesity; he vows to make the cupcake the official childrens snack of New York. [NYP]
Juniors is also notablely absent from Ed Levines list of the citys best cheesecakes. [Ed Levine Eats/Serious Eats]
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Corcept Therapeutics, Inc. (NASDAQ:CORT)
A pharmaceutical company which is engaged in the development of drugs for the treatment of severe psychiatric and metabolic diseases.
For once I seem to have gotten lucky with a red thumb. I predicted incorrectly that the phase III study of Corlux in Cushing's disease would be a failure, given the prior failure of the drug for several other indications. The company ultimately reported positive results for the primary endpoints of hypertension and glucose intolerance, as well as the secondary endpoint of global clinical improvement. Corcept submitted an NDA for Corlux for Cushing's syndrome in April and the share price maxed out at 5 in early June. However, by the time the FDA accepted the Corlux NDA the stock was well into a decline that has now erased almost 50% of the peak market cap.
I'm unsure why Corcept has sold off so intensely in recent months. The stock might have become overvalued for the commercial potential of Corlux, given the rarity of Cushing's syndrome. Also, the full data set for the phase III trial (as delineated at http://www.corcept.com/news_events/pr_1307237503) raises some concerns. One sentence that troubled me was this: "There were 21 patients enrolled in the hypertension group, of which 38% (p<0.05) achieved a 5 millimeter or greater reduction in diastolic blood pressure without increasing the patient's prescribed hypertensive medication." This highlights the problems of running small, single-arm, open-label trials. Only 50 patients were in the study, out of which only 21 were in the cohort designed to evaluate efficacy of Corlux in hypertension. Of those 21, only about 8 showed a significant response. Despite the p-value, how likely is it that the FDA will approve a drug for an indication in which it was effective in 8/21 patients?
In Corlux's favor, the company has stated that the FDA has indicated that the phase III trial "may provide a reasonable basis" for an NDA. And indeed the FDA has accepted the NDA and assigned a PDUFA of February 17, 2012. But that is no guarantee of approval and I feel there is a substantial likelihood of a Complete Response letter. I do feel that it is unlikely that the share price will continue to drop much further, given the optimism that brought the share price to 5 in the first place.


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Justin Bieber 'Hot, Ready, Legal' in Rolling Stone Behind-The-Scenes Clip (VIDEO)
Justin Bieber appears on the cover of Rolling Stone for the second time in the issue that hits newsstands this Friday, July 20th.
This time, the "Baby" singer, 18, wants to prove that he's become more mature over the last couple of years.
"I feel like I carry myself in a more manly way," he tells the magazine. "I don't carry myself as a boy."
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Photos and Description of this 2 bedroom holiday villa in Calvi - Capucine villa
900 m from Calvi beach, 2 km from city centre, calm and rest assured.
This bright contemporary villa is well located in a private property of 5 ha, which includes 11 individual houses. Located 20 min by foot of the city centre of Calvi and the marina, and 900 m from the beach and the pine forest.
Built not so long ago, it includes every necessary comfort: well equipped kitchen, living area with lounge, kitchen, dining area next to the garden and swimming pool, terrace equipped with garden furniture and Weber barbecue. A hallway separates the open living area, and leads to a guest WC and 2 bedrooms (one large with double bed, the other with 2 single beds - can become 1 large double bed). Each bedroom has its own bathroom or shower room with WC. A laundry room has been included: washing machine, drying machine, iron available.
The kitchen is fully equipped: convection oven, microwave, dishwasher, electric appliances.
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We worked in the restaurant industry for many years, and now we decided to work in the accommodation business. We have adventurous souls, so we travelled the world and we have learned a lot from those experiences.
Francoise and Christian Tapias purchased this villa in 2008
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Of all the many celebrity-powered fundraisers taking place this coming weekend in the Hamptons, the "Foster a Legacy" event may be the most star-powered.
Set for Saturday, Aug. 17, it will benefit the Compound Foundation — an organization that works to support and inspire youth that are growing up in group homes or foster care. Taking place at a private estate in East Hampton, the night will feature Grammy Award-winning R&B singer-songwriter Estelle — but at this shindig, the presenters may be considered the biggest draws.
One of the co-hosts will be Shaffer Smith — a co-founder of the Compound Foundation who is also a successful songwriter, singer and dancer who has (at the age of 33) been nominated for 13 Grammy Awards, winning three. If his name doesn't ring a bell, it's because he's better known by his stage moniker Ne-Yo.
And while Ne-Yo alone is a qualified attraction, his partner onstage for this happening happens to be Kevin Hart, the comedic actor who stars in "Real Husbands of Hollywood" and whose filmed comedy show (shot at Madison Square Garden) "Let Me Explain" is currently running in theaters. Hart also hosted the 2012 MTV Video Music Awards and was a player and MVP of the 2012 NBA Celebrity All-Star Game.
Tickets start at $1000, with various packages available, including a $25,000 VIP option that seats up to 12 and gets you a Ne-Yo meet-and-greet and an autographed item. Doors open at 6 p.m., cocktail attire is required; for donations, purchase and further information head online to compoundfoundation.org.
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While many people associate spring break with college kids, the San Mateo County Narcotic Task Force is urging parents of high school teens to know the risks associated with this time of the year.
More teens than ever are putting themselves at risk during spring break and the summer months. More than ever high school students under the age of 18 take unsupervised trips during spring break or during summer months but even teens that stay at home are at risk. Unsupervised time, money to spend and peer pressure to "let loose" can be a recipe for risky behavior including drug use.
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12 Perfect Summer Sweaters (They Exist, We Promise!)
The myth that the perfect summer sweater doesn't exist is proved false by this season's bright and sheer styles. Here, we've hand-picked 12 styles that will keep you warm on those cooler summer nights.
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Kitchen Aid Meat Grinder also Past aExtruder?
I was contemplating buying myself a toy: a Kitchen Aid Meat Grinder Attachment. When I am looking in the online catalogs there is a Meat Grinder Attachment PLUS a Pasta Extruder. The grinder alone is sixty bucks. The duo attachment is 99. Anybody have any comments on either? I could get into making past aas well as sausages.
Thanx for any info.
That's high for the grinder attachment. Bed Bath and Beyond sells it for $49.95 last time I checked. Which mixer do you own ? The grinder requires all the power that you can muster from your mixer. If you have a lower wattage unit like a 325 or 400 watt unit, while the grinder will work on your mixer, there have been instances of a shortened life on the lessor mixers. All the pasta extruder is, is a tube with interchangeable plates that allow you to run dough through the grinder and push it through the plates as pasta. Again it works the machine hard. I love my grinder and use it often but I have a 600 watt machine and it does tax it to a small amount.
I've used the grinder attachment on a KA commercial stand mixer, it plods along and does an okay job. The mixer gets warm pretty quick and grinding large amounts of meat (5 – 10 pounds) takes a couple of runs, as does stuffing the same size batches of sausage.
I just got this hand grinder http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/592334 The company claims it can grind 2 -3 pounds per minute, plan on making sausage this week.
I think I bought the meat grinder, fruit pureer and veggie slicer/grater for about $100. I think the pasta thingy was additional. The pasta thingy is only some extruder discs that fit on the meat grinder. I've not tried them because I already have a pasta extruder. In order to make pasta, you need a very dry crumbly mix and lots of torque. I am not sure the KA's are up to supplying the necessary torque for the extened time needed to produce a batch of pasta. We use the fruit puree to make sauces, ice creams and sorbets. I rarely use the veggie attachment since I have a 14 cup FP with all the cutting disks.
The meat grinder gets a fair amount of use in our house. We grind our own meats, for burgers meatloafs, meatballs and homemade sausage. I would assume the meat grinder includes the sausage horns and plate for stuffing sausage. We bought casings at the local sausage company so we can make our own.
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the KA meat grinder that I got does NOT include the horn and plate for sausage....Adam
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The meat grinder does not include the sausage cones unless they have changed what is included since I bought mine.
I bought the grinder and do use it. I bought the pasta extruder and used it once. I'm clearing out some superfluous equipment and it is going to the Good Will. It was probably my most expensive equipment mistake.
The grinder is a good, not great, KA toy. However, the pasta extruder is a joke that's no better than cheapie plastic models that don't work. If pasta is what you want, get an old school Italian-made hand-cranked roller/cutter model. I've never seen a home appliance pasta extruder than worked.
I love the meat grinder, but I would probably invest in a dedicated pasta attachment rather than use it for pasta too. If it works the way I think it does, the dough will be pushed through the holes in the metal disk, and I think that could be a little clumsy versus the regular pasta attachment.
I make pasta with my KA and it comes out great. I have the Artisan. Even though the roller/cutter was more expensive, I rejected the extruder plates after reading reviews on Amazon -- you might want to check those out. BTW the fetuccine cutter works better than the spaghetti cutter, but I use the roller more than the cutters, for stuffed pasta and lasagna noodles.
I bought the meat grinder, but have not used it yet.
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I just got the pasta press and I cannot figure out the dough recipe. I've been making my own pasta for a year, with pretty good success. The recipe that came with it was so sticky that I gave up and finally made dumplings. Any suggestions?
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Different sources use different weight equivalents for flour. The Kitchenaid pasta recipes are on the light side: 4 oz. per cup. I get the best results following the recipes that come with the press and weighing my flour.
Before I found that they were using 4 oz. cups, I had to adjust the pasta dough quite a bit.
I would only use the dedicated pasta press (KPEXTA) to extrude pasta. Having the pasta extrude vertically means a lot less work to keep the strands separate.
With the right recipe measurements, you shouldn't have to go to any extremes to dust the pasta with flour. Cut it before it coils up on the counter (or dust it as it coils), toss very quickly and briefly in a bit of flour you have waiting on the counter (I use a plastic cutting mat under the press). You don't always need to dust, depends on your recipe and the room humidity.
If you're making long noodles, hang them on a pasta dryer. I use the 'grandmother' type drying rack - a broom handle, cleaned and lying across a couple chair backs. For short shapes, just separate them on a plastic cutting board or other surface.
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I lived in Rome three years and attended all kinds of cooking classes. Making pasta is my passion so here is my recipe for making reliable, predictable pasta.
With dough, as with all things flour, measurement is more important than eye-balling quantities.
For each serving I use 100 grams of flour and one large egg. Let the eggs sit outside the fridge until they get to room temperature (warm liquids mix better than cold liquids). Normally I tend to make 400 to 500 grams at a time.
You can use your Kitchen Aid mixer to make the dough although I use the "fountain method" on the tabletop too.
Beat the eggs and place in the KA mixing bowl with a little salt. Use the dough hook attachment and slowly add the flour while the hook is mixing. Mix at slow speed. I use a plastic spatula to scrape and push down the flour that sticks to the sides of the mixing bowl while the hook is turning. Careful!
At times you will wonder if it is too dry or if it will ever turn into a proper dough ball. Be patient. Let it mix while attentively pushing down the chunks of dough and encouraging them to mix. Five to ten minutes of mixing isn't unusual. If you should get impatient, you can always remove it all and knead by hand on a counter top while discarding some of the loose chunks and particles.
It takes a little practice so don't become discouraged. The number one mistake novices make is trying to extrude pasta that is too wet.
From experience I have learned that the dough in the beginning of the mixing process should always seem like it is going to be too dry - but keep at it. If you use the 100 grams of flour to 1 warm large egg ratio, you can't go wrong.
There are many ways to cut or extrude noodles and the KA pasta "extruder" attachment is a joke (a bad one). However, the pasta roller and cutter attachments work very well. There is no shortcut for making good pasta. But you can make home made pasta in under an hour and once you learn the basics, and practice the basics, you will be amazed how easy it is.
Here are some of my pasta sheets for duck ravioli.
If you want some more tips on pasta or Italian cooking feel free to contact me.
I got the meat grinder pasta maker combo a few years ago at BB&Beyond and finally tried the pasta maker for the first time a month or two ago. The first attempt was a disaster with the noodles sticking together. So I read some reviews and someone said to make the dough real dry. My second attempt I made the dough dry, and even dipped the balls of dough into flour before putting them down the extruder. This made the noodles really brittle and they broke way too easily. So again, FAIL. I then slept on it and was trying to think of a way to make the thing work. For my 3rd attempt, I used a small strainer to sift flour onto the noodles as they extruded out and finally SUCCESS! So here is my process once I have the extruder filled with dough: 1) With my right hand, I hold the strainer with flour over top of where the noodles extrude. 2) With my left hand, I turn on the machine and grab the noodles. They kinda pinch together and stick at this end, but that is OK. 3) As the noodles come out, I loosely hold them out PARALLEL to the floor, while sifting flour over top of them with my right hand. I kinda gently bounce the noodles a little bit as they come out so the flour disperses evenly. 4) Once the noodles are at the length I want, I stop the machine and cut them. 5) I quickly, but gently scoop up the end I just cut with my left hand. 6) I lay out the noodles on wax paper, and gently separate the noodles with my fingertips. They are not completely separated, but that is OK. 7) I cut the pinched end(s) off, and separate a little more where needed.
I know my explanation is kinda poor, but I tried to explain the best I could. Also, the last two times I made noodles, I just did them by hand in a bowl because I didn't feel like cleaning the mixer. I use the egg recipe in the manual, and I make sure it is nice and smooth and soft. The noodles still do not stick, as long as I use my method. I also learned to place a sheet of wax paper under where the noodles come out to catch my sifted flour and reuse it. I start with a half cup for sifting, and so far it is always enough.
I've got an extruder that I've never used, nor do I now have any intention of doing so. There's an Italian deli a few blocks away where I can get any of my favorite extruded pastas, including loooooong tubes of macaroni, plus enough of the other stuff to keep my Atlas machine in the cupboard too, at least until Mrs. O's entreaties for some homemade ravioli become too much to resist. It's not that I mind the work that cooking often requires, so long as it's necessary to achieve the desired result, but making your own pasta has become a bit like making your own tea bags … really, why? Egg noodles, dumplings - and, okay, ravioli, maybe - some of these are worth making because the handmade ones have a character that packaged versions lack. However, I've never made a pasta as good as a lot of the packaged Italian ones, nor am I a big fan of most fresh pasta anyway, egg noodles and ravioli (plus other stuffed varieties) excepted.
My sister gifted herself several KA attachments... pasta roller thingie, pasta extruder, grinder, some kind strainer/seive thing (maybe for things like tomato sauce?), & a slicer shredder thing.
She LOVES the pasta roller. Gifted ME the rest of the stuff. Said grinder worked just fine, she just didn't use it enough to be worth finding space for it in kitchen. Said try the rest... keep or donate to Good Will.
Grinder is a keeper for me. Doesn't get used often, but worth finding a spot for it in kitchen.
Slicer/shredder and seive thingies seem to be missing a "part"?? Don't really need them since found a Cuisinart food processor with 8-10 different slicing/shredding/grating blades at a thrift shop for $8.
Really TRIED to use the extruder with ZERO satisfaction!?! Made a nice dough, let it rest/chill, and started feeding it into attachment... grinder with extruder part attached. As pasta started coming out (any shape) it quickly went from individual pieces to one inseparable blob. Figured my dough was a little too wet, so worked in more flour... did that 2-3 times with no luck.
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In a press conference that was every bit as electrifying as every other aspect of his presidential campaign, Jon Huntsman — who was in fact a person who was running for president — officially dropped out of the GOP primary race and gave a ringing endorsement to fellow-insanely rich Mormon Mitt Romney, lauding him as "our best shot at beating Barack Obama, believe it or not, so… you know. [paraphrased]"
So, what does this mean for South Carolina and beyond? Not much, really. Now, instead of winning the GOP nomination by a whole whole lot, Romney will most likely winning by a whole whole little be more whole lot. Mostly because, as Nate Silver subtly points out, he's now officially the most sane and least distasteful candidate in the race…
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Welcome to Woofgang. We here at Woofgang strive to produce intelligent, hard working, and conformationally correct companions. Our handsome pups have exceptional personalities and good temperaments. We raise them in our house with the family, so our pups are well socialized and treated as members of our family until welcomed into yours.
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Robin (Birdago & Woofgang's Rockin' Robin) took Winners at the Kokomo, IN show on Saturday and Finch took Best of Breed on Sunday.
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Robin and Finch both went Winners at the Battle Creek KC show on both Saturday and Sunday! Robin edged out Finch for Best of Winners each day. A fine performance for both of them!
Woofgang Hasty won her class and was Reserve 4 - 6 month Puppy Champion at the Midwest Terrier Trial on August 18th! Not too bad for her very first show. We all had fun!
Woofgang Burly and Woofgang Frolic both took ribbons in their classes at the JRTCA National Trial. It was a great weekend!
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Robin completed her JH title in early September and Finch finshed his JH quest at the MI GSP Club Hunt test later in the month.
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Finch earned a Prize II and Lark earned a Prize III. It was a wet long day, but they completed the tasks at a hand.
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Stir-Fried Tofu with Mushrooms, Sugar Snap Peas, and Green Onions
Servings: 4
- 3 tablespoons soy sauce
- 1 tablespoon unseasoned rice vinegar
- 1 tablespoon honey
- 1 teaspoon oriental sesame oil
- 1/4 teaspoon dried crushed red pepper
- 12-ounce package extra-firm tofu drained, cut into 3/4-inch cubes, patted dry with paper towels
- 1/4 cup water
- 1 teaspoon cornstarch
- 2 vegetable oil, divided
- 6 ounces fresh shiitake mushrooms, stemmed, caps quartered
- 8 ounces sugar snap peas, trimmed
- 4 garlic cloves, minced
- 1 tablespoon minced peeled fresh ginger
- 4 green onions, sliced on diagonal
PREPARATIONView Step-by-Step Directions
Whisk first 5 ingredients in medium bowl to blend. Add tofu and stir to coat; let marinate 30 minutes. Drain, reserving marinade in small bowl. Whisk 1/4 cup water and cornstarch into marinade.
Heat 1 tablespoon vegetable oil in large nonstick skillet over medium-high heat. Add tofu and sauté until golden, about 2 minutes. Using slotted spoon, transfer tofu to plate. Add remaining 1 tablespoon vegetable oil to skillet. Add mushrooms and stir-fry until tender, about 3 minutes. Add sugar snap peas; stir-fry 2 minutes. Add garlic and ginger; stir-fry 30 seconds. Return tofu to skillet; drizzle reserved marinade mixture over. Stir-fry until marinade thickens slightly, about 30 seconds. Season to taste with salt and pepper. Transfer to bowl. Sprinkle with green onions and serve.
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Extensive alteration of codon usage alone, however, can introduce deleterious pauses into an open reading frame. In addition,
changing the host organism effectively randomizes the pauses, making expression unpredictable. Managing codon pair interactions
and simultaneously optimizing the entire set of parameters requires advanced computationally intensive design tools. Successful
applications to explore and exploit the incredible diversity of potential gene sequences have been developed using a branch–bound
algorithm.15 The design process called "translation engineering," for example, simultaneously satisfies the five parameters listed above.12
Continuing use of these techniques for ever-increasing numbers of genes in diverse organisms will further test their utility.
To date, genes have been tailored for expression in E. coli, gram positive bacteria, yeasts, human cells, and plants, with frequently dramatic increases in protein yield.
The Future of Translation Engineering and the Role of Pausing in Complex Proteins
Evolution has favored the over-representation of codon pairs that encode pause sites. This overabundance presumably is renewed
as the set of pause sites change over evolutionary time. It appears that tremendous genome-wide selection pressure exists
for cells to avoid creating misfolded proteins.18 Perhaps these codon pair-encoded pauses are selected as a consequence of this pressure. Would-be designers of genes should
consider taking advantage of this rich and biologically-used method for controlling the translation of genes and the activity
of their encoded proteins.
The authors wish to thank GW Hatfield, RH Lathrop, S-P Hung, and A Fraudorf.
Joseph D. Kittle, Jr, Ph.D., Senior Vice President, Market Development, CODA Genomics, Inc., 4521 Campus Drive, Irvine, CA 92612, Office 949 348 1188
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in Escherichia coli of chemically synthesized genes for human insulin. Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A. 1979; 76:106-10.
2. Swartz JR. Advances in Escherichia coli production of therapeutic proteins. Curr Opin Biotechnol. 2001;12:195-201
3. Greene JJ. Host cell compatibility in protein expression, Methods Mol Biol. 2004;267:3-14.
4. Gerngross TU. Advances in the production of human therapeutic proteins in yeasts and filamentous fungi. Nat Biotechnol. 2004;22:1409-14
5. Cregg JM, Cereghino JL, Shi J, Higgins DR. Recombinant protein expression in Pichia pastoris. Mol Biotechnol. 2000;16:23-52.
6. Andersen DC, Krummen L. Recombinant protein expression for therapeutic applications. Curr Opin Biotechnol. 2002;13:117-23
7. Gutman GA, Hatfield GW Nonrandom utilization of codon pairs in Escherichia coli. Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA 1989; 86: 3699-3703


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Get Away Lyrics - Westlife
Review The Song (1)
I can't believe it happened to us
Tell me how did we get lost in it all
Maybe we could do with a change
And get back to yesterday
So pack your bags and sleep tight
Coz tomorrow babe we're gonna make it alright
It's gonna be alright
Let's Go
Gotta get away somehow now
Gotta find a way out of town
Gonna run away there's no thread of doubt
Gotta get away now
Anywhere you want
I don't care
Just as long as you are there
All I know is that we can't stay another day
Gotta get away now
Gotta get away now
So call work and tell them you're done
Change your voicemail to 'I'm not home now'
Few days doesn't have to be long
Just enough to get some space now
So pack your bags and sleep tight
Coz tomorrow babe, it's you and me time
It's gonna be alright
Let's go
We can sit, we can talk
We can make love for hours
Don't have to worry 'bout
Any little thing at all
I'm yours
You're mine
I'm yours
So let's go
Gotta get away (gotta get away…)
Gotta get away (gonna run away…)
Anywhere you want
I don't care
Just as long as you are there
All I know is that we can't stay another day
Gotta get away now
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GET AWAY. A TRACK FROM THE LATEST CD SINGLE "US AGAINST THE WORLD" | Reviewer: Diane Wells | 3/5/2008
I'm a very big fan of Westlife and I absolutely love the new single that they have recently released. There were 2 cds to the single. On 1 of the singles there was a song called "Get Away".
It sounds absolutley. Can't remember the sound or vocals on it as I have only played and heard the song on my cd player at home once.
I hope that all of you other Westlife fans out there like it.
Diane Wells
Westlife's No 1 fan
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MeeGo Conference Slated for November
We hear Dublin's nice that time of year.
MeeGo, the open source venture between Nokia and Intel, announced its inaugural conference, scheduled for November 15-17 at Dublin's Aviva Stadium. Developers, project contributors, OEMs and OSVs will all be on-hand for the two days of scheduled sessions, with a third day for ad hoc sessions that didn't fit into the first two.
Also planned are weekend activities in Dublin, a reception on the first night of the conference and a possible trip to the Guinness Storehouse on Tuesday.
Currently, the event is still very much in its infancy. MeeGo is looking for sponsors and registration and the call for papers has not been opened yet. MeeGo does offer a conference progress wiki and promises registration and submission announcements soon. For additional sponsorship information, check out the original blog post.
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The Oxford Guide to Library Research
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Item Details
- Description
- Full Record
- Contents
- Excerpts
- Reviews
- Summary
- A\V Summary
- Searching for more content…
Resources not shelved or cataloged with conventional research materials
Microform sets and counterpart Web sites
Web collections
Government documents
Particular importance of Congressional hearings
Archives, manuscripts, and public records
14. Special subjects and formats
Book reviews
Business and economics
Copyright status information
Genealogy and local history
Illustrations, pictures, and photographs
Literary criticism
Out-of-print and secondhand books
Primary sources
Standards and specifications
Tabular data
Tests (psychological and educational)
15. Reference sources : searching by types of literature
Reference questions vs. research questions
Review of search techniques for research questions
Type of literature searches
Internet sources for fact searches
Coverage of the various types of literature
Understanding the formal properties of retrieval systems
The discipline of library and information science
Sources for identifying types of literature in any subject area
Concluding thoughts
Appendix : Wisdom
10. Boolean combinations and search limitations
Boolean combinations
Component word searching within controlled subject strings
Word truncation
Proximity searches
Limitations of sets
Limiting by time periods
Limiting by geographic area codes
Limiting by document types
Combining keywords and citation searches
Boolean combinations without computers
Precoordinated headings and browse displays
Published subject bibliographies
Focused shelf-browsing
How to identify which databases exist
11. Locating material in other libraries
Determining library locations of desired items
WorldCat, RLG Union Catalog, National Union Catalog of Pre-1956 Imprints
Other union lists and databases
Web sites for identifying out-of-print books for sale
Determining which libraries have special collections on your subject
Interlibrary loan and document delivery
12. People sources
Journalists and academics
Inhibiting assumptions
"Find it on your own"
Advantages of people sources
Listservs and discussion groups online
Techniques for students
Sources for identifying experts
Associations and directories
How to talk to reference librarians
6. Citation searches
Finding where a known source has been footnoted by a subsequent journal article
ISI indexes
Web of Science
Cross-disciplinary coverage
Cycling sources
"Reviews" of journal articles
Additional features of ISI indexes
Citation searching in other databases
7. Related record searches
Finding articles that have footnotes in common with a starting-point article
Differences between CD-ROM versions and Web of Science
8. Higher-level overviews : review articles
"Literature review" or "state of the art" assessments
Differences from book reviews and encyclopedia articles
Web of Science "review" limit capability
Other sources of literature reviews
9. Published bibliographies
Differences from computer printouts of sources
Doing Boolean combinations without a computer
Two problems in identifying published bibliographies
Bibliographies not shelved with regular books
Subdivision "- Bibliography" can be missed in library catalog
Finding bibliographies via the library catalog
Finding bibliographies in Z class shelving area
Other sources for finding bibliographies
Guides to the literature
Bibliographies not superseded by computer sources
4. Subject headings and indexes to journal articles
Separate thesauri
Descriptor fields in online records
Eureka databases
Browse search feature
FirstSearch databases and WilsonWeb counterparts
Related subjects search feature
Contrast of Eureka and FirstSearch softwares
EBSCO host research databases
Search features
Dialog and DataStar databases
ProQuest databases
Miscellaneous databases with controlled descriptors
Cross-disciplinary searching
Finding where journals are indexed and which journals are available electronically
Identifying the best journals
Problems with abbreviations of journal titles
The change in cataloging rules for serials
5. Keyword searches
Problems with controlled searches
Advantages of controlled vocabularies
Problems with keyword searches
Advantages of keywords
Index-Abstract-level keyword databases and printed sources
Full-text databases
Convenience vs. quality of access
ProQuest databases
EBSCO host research databases - InfoTrac databases
Project Muse
Web sites on the open Internet
Search engines
Subject directories
Invisible web sites
Google Print project
3. General browsing, focused browsing, and use of classified bookstacks
Alternative methods of shelving book collections
The problems with shelving by accession number, by height, or in remote warehouses
Serendipity and recognition
General browsing vs. focused browsing
Full-text searching and depth of access
Lighthouse libraries example
Searching for a single word
Valery and Dreyfus example
Inadequacy of Google Print as a replacement for classified bookstacks
The complementary relationship of the library catalog and the classified bookstacks
The catalog as the index to the classification scheme
Trade-offs and remedies
Exploiting the internal structure of the cataloging system
The problems that result when the system is ignored
Browsing in other contexts
Importance of full texts of books arranged in subject groupings
What research libraries can offer that the Internet cannot (both resources and search techniques)
Trade-offs of what, who, and where restrictions on free access
Hierarchy of levels of learning
Data, information, opinion, knowledge, understanding
Wisdom separate
Implications of format differences
Nine methods of subject searching
Patterns in inefficient searches
1. Initial overviews : encyclopedias
Characteristics of encyclopedias
Specialized vs. general encyclopedias
How to find articles in specialized encyclopedias
Cross-disciplinary searching
How to identify additional specialized encyclopedias
Peculiar strengths of general sets
2. Subject headings and the library catalog
Problems in determining the right subject headings
Uniform heading
Scope-match specificity and its modifications
Specific entry
Four ways to find the right subject headings
Alphabetically adjacent terms
Subject tracings
Browse displays of subdivisions
Recognition vs. prior specification
Use of three menu listings
Precoordination and postcoordination
Particularly useful subdivisions
Miscellaneous tips on subject headings
Narrowing a topic
Proper names
Finding foreign language books
Pattern headings
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This classic book, written by a Library of Congress reference librarian, provides a systematic instruction in doing research, starting with encyclopedias and moving down to more specific sources for information.
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Alesana Albums
→Double Or Nothing
→Deja Vu All Over Again
→Second Guessing
→Hidden Track
→The Dark Wood Of Error
→A Forbidden Dance
→Hand In Hand With The Damned
→Beyond The Sacred Glass
→The Temptress
→Circle VII: Sins Of The Lion
→Lullaby Of The Crucified
→Before Him All Shall Scatter
→The Fiend
→Welcome To The Vanity Faire
→The Wanderer
→A Gilded Masquerade
→The Best Laid Plans Of Mice And Marionettes
→And Now For The Final Illusion
→Curse Of The Virgin Canvas
→The Artist
→A Lunatic's Lament
→The Murderer
→Hymn For The Shameless
→The Thespian
→Heavy Hangs The Albatross
→The Lover
→In Her Tomb By The Sounding
→To Be Scared By An Owl
→This Is Usually The Part Where People Scream
→Goodbye, Goodnight, For Good
→A Most Profound Quiet
→Red And Dying Evening
→Better Luck Next Time, Prince Charming
→The Uninvited Thirteenth
→Sweetheart, You Are Sadly Mistaken
→And They Call This Tragedy
→All Night Dance Parties In The Underground Palace
→Endings Without Stories
→As You Wish
→Obsession Is Such An Ugly Word
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Reviews about Alesana albums
Thumbs up! | Reviewer: Anonymous
------ About the album The Emptiness performed by Alesana
Alesana was simply amazing. To base their album on Poe's works made another work of art. To be honest, at first i thought the songs on this album was kinda melodious and whinny compared to their previous ones, but i set that thought aside for the lyrics improved a lot. The screams also improved and i can now hear Shawn's voice on the entire album! I cannot express how impressed i was but hands down to this album!;)
the album | Reviewer: taylor
------ About the album Where Myth Fades To Legend performed by Alesana
Dont really understand the people that say there first album was more creative. Creativity definatly came from this album more so then the first. The breakdowns are crazy good, and put a smile on my face all the time. I like how they have four people screaming in some parts, it puts more into the feel. Shawn sometimes forces vocals, but his voice is very unique and it makes up for it. Dennis gets annoying but he is so crazy that it just blows my mind how he pushes those exhauls so much. Its a good record, and I give at least five of those songs a listen every day.
captivatingly amazing! | Reviewer: Sienna
------ About the album Where Myth Fades To Legend performed by Alesana
What can I say? Words can't really describe it. They're amaazing! I love how the album tells a story if you put each song together. The lyrics are so powerful and hold so much meaning. Love the albumm! ♥
Amazing. | Reviewer: Kayla
------ About the album Where Myth Fades To Legend performed by Alesana
I had high hopes for the CD being a long time Alesana fan, but I feared it wouldn't be the same as their old stuff, so many bands changed their sound into crap thanks to constricting labels.
This CD blew my mind. It hasn't gotten turned off yet, each song gets better and better.
I couldn't have asked for anything better, thanks Alesana for sticking to what you are, fucking amazing.
Amazing O: | Reviewer: Jamess
------ About the album Where Myth Fades To Legend performed by Alesana
As soon as I heard this album I instantly fell in love with it. Absolutely amazing. I can't stress it enough.
I saw them live a couple of weeks ago on the Road to Download and I was speechless.
Amazing album.
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get off teh oil
[QUOTE]ARLINGTON, VA. As John McCain rolls out his energy policy this week, he called for a lifting of the federal moratorium preventing states from exploring for oil off of their coasts.[B] They have to be lifted so that states can make those decisions, McCain said. Im not dictating to the states that they drill or they engage in oil exploration, I am saying that the moratoria should be lifted so that they have the opportunity to do so. By the way, I would also like to see perhaps additional incentives in the form of tangible financial rewards if the states decide to lift those moratoria. [/B]
Searching for offshore oil and gas deposits was banned in 1981 by the Outer Continental Shelf moratorium, which prevents the leasing of coastal waters for fossil fuel development. Roughly 85 percent of U.S. coastal areas are currently protected by the moratorium. McCains Democratic rival, Barack Obama, voted against a Senate measure last March that would have lifted the ban, and has spoken out against offshore drilling, calling it a short-term solution.
McCain admitted offshore drilling would only be helpful in the short term, but would provide a good start in helping the U.S. develop other sources of energy. We must embark on a national mission to eliminate our dependence on foreign oil and reduce greenhouse gases through the development of alternate energy sources, McCain said. Exploration is a step toward the longer term goal.
get off teh oil
make our own for now and phase out oil as much as possible...... to solar, hydro, nuclear,etc...............


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Levee standing strong, officials say
The Yazoo-Mississippi Delta Levee Board has responded to normal saturation adjacent to the berm area near Robinsonville in Tunica County.
"This response is a normal, high-water exercise," said Kelly Greenwood, Yazoo-Mississippi Delta Levee Board chief engineer and CEO. "There is no cause for alarm."
Yazoo-Mississippi Delta Levee Board crews have brought in trucks of sand to contain the saturation, typical in a high-water event.
"This does not constitute a levee emergency," said Kelly Greenwood, Yazoo-Mississippi Delta Levee Board chief engineer and CEO. "We are confident in the stability of our levees, and we will continue to monitor them 24 hours a day."
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Symantec attacks backup with live state recovery
In an effort to include storage within its empire of security products, Symantec Corp. announced that it is going after the backup market with live state recovery software products that do point-in-time snapshots of entire servers or desktops.
The announcement marks Cupertino, Calif.-based Symantec's official branding of the technology it obtained through its acquisition of software company Powerquest Corp. in December 2003.
By Shane O'Neill at Search Storage.
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