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HATAY - A Syrian of Armenian origin has been brought by Syrian opposition forces to Turkey's border province of Hatay after they successfully seized the town of Kasab in Syria's main port city, Latakia, Monday.
George Kurdmusyan, 72, having been treated in an opposition-held hospital in Kasab was brought to Hatay's Yayladagi district and given accommodation in a teacher's lodge.
"We heard that Turkey takes care of Armenians very well. Long live the Turkish state. Long live Erdogan," Kurdmusyan said.
Turkish officials stated that Kurdmusyan will be brought to a guesthouse in the Vakifli neighborhood of Hatay's Samandagi district.
Syria has been gripped by almost constant fighting since Assad's regime responded to anti-government protests in March 2011 with a violent crackdown, sparking a conflict which has spiraled into a civil war.
The civil war, which entered its fourth year last month, has claimed more than 140,000 lives, according to London-based Syrian Network for Human Rights.
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A young man riding with his grandfather in the older man's Kitfox (similar airplane pictured. Not accident airplane) was enjoying the ride and recording video on his cell phone when one of the wheels of the plane hit a power line and it went down Sunday evening. Both survived the accident.
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recusant who was probably the man of that name
from Towneley (Lancs.), was living in Enfield
between 1586 and 1591. (fn. 43) He seems to have left
before 1605, when Enfield acquired some notoriety
in connexion with the Gunpowder Plot. White
Webbs was acquired c. 1600 by Henry Garnet, a
Jesuit priest, and was used as a refuge for up to 14
other priests. The composer William Byrd played
the organ there at masses which were attended by
members of the nobility (fn. 44) and in 1605 the house was
visited by Robert Catesby and Thomas Winter, two
of the Gunpowder plotters. (fn. 45) After the discovery of
the plot Popish books and relics were discovered in
the house, which contained trap doors and concealed
passages. (fn. 46)
There were intermittent convictions of Enfield
men for recusancy between 1617 and 1640, and
again between 1679 and 1684. (fn. 47) In 1706 there were
two known papist families in the parish, one at
Scotland Green and the other at Forty Hill, (fn. 48) and in
1766 there were three reputed Roman Catholics. (fn. 49)
There were still a few at the end of the 18th century (fn. 50)
but no place of worship was provided until 1862,
when a mission chapel was founded in Cecil Road. (fn. 51)
A permanent parish church, dedicated to Our Lady
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adjacent site in 1901 and the former mission church
became a school in 1905. The church was destroyed
by a land mine in 1940, whereupon services were
held in the assembly hall of St. George's school,
Gordon Road, until a large church in London Road
was opened in 1958. The new church is of yellow
brick, with a basilican plan and some Florentine
Renaissance details, designed by John E. Sterrett
and B. D. Kaye. (fn. 52)
There was a Roman Catholic chapel in Alma
Road, Ponders End, in 1896 (fn. 53) which was served in
1908 by priests from Lower Edmonton. (fn. 54) A parish
was formed in 1912 and in 1921 the present church
of St. Mary, Nags Head Road, a plain stone building
in the Perpendicular style, was opened. (fn. 55)
The Crusade of Rescue and the Sisters of Charity
took over a building in Holtwhite's Hill for use as an
orphanage in 1890. (fn. 56) The chapel was registered for
worship as the church of Our Lady of Walsingham
and the English Martyrs in 1964. (fn. 57) The Sisters of the
Holy Trinity of Nazareth first came to Enfield in
1902, and in 1907 took over a house in London Road,
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they built another house, called the Loreto convent,
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Eeek! Soap Weekend Intensive is 2 weeks away (no, that is not the sound of my hyperventilating that you hear. Cool as a cucumber. Cool as a cucumber.) We've been running around like busy little bees pulling products and prepping for the jam packed weekend of soapmaking. It's really hard to believe that after a year of planning (really, we signed these teachers up last June), it's here. Breaking News! There was a cancellation this morning meaning we have one spot left! If you're interested, hurry over to the Bramble Berry website to sign up. Do you need proof that it's going to be the best weekend ever? See SWI blog posts from the past: SWI 2008, SWI 2009, SWI 2010 and SWI 2011.
This year's projects will include: advanced melt & pour with Debbie Chialtas (Hint: do you like the soaps pictured above?). Four different scrubs with Erin Pikor. Learn 2 swirl techniques in cold process soap with Kat from Otion (our retail store). Make lotion with Jill Heuser from Northwest Scents. And finally (are you tired yet?), I get to teach a class making milk soaps. I am absolutely jazzed to see the teachers demonstrate their projects and learn from them. This year, we're doing *more* hands on than ever (including cold process) and other than extra clean up, it's going to amazing.
Twenty Five pounds of melt and pour is cut and ready for action!
SWI 2012 is going to be held at the Bellingham local Co-op so you can enjoy healthy snacks and coffee during (soap) breaks and walk down the the Bellingham Farmer's Market on Saturday for lunch. And if you're a foodie, Bellingham has some amazing restaurants to enjoy after an intense day of soaping! I can't wait to meet our 2012 SWI soapers and hopefully more of you in the future.
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Do you ever do one of these intensive workshops featuring cold or hot process only workshops instead of melt & pour?
Every year is different, we have done melt & pour (advanced and beginners), Swirling with Cold Process, Liquid Soapmaking and more! You check out these blog posts to see all the different workshops we've offered in the past:
Every year is different, but we always include a variety of different soapmaking topics! =)
-Becky with Bramble Berry
OOOhhh man. If I didn't live in Missouri I would so be there. It sounds amazing!
You might just have to come out and visit us sometime! =)
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When is the SWII? Will it be mid-Aug like last year?
I hope that it will be a bit earlier than last year please. I'd love to come!
Otherwise, is it possible to plan a whole weekend (or could be during the week as well) of soaping at Otion with Kat and Anne-Marie? I'd love to meet over great people during a SWII as well though such Amanda Griffin, Erin Pikor, ect!
Soap Weekend Intensive 2012 is actually being held this year from Friday June 15th through Sunday June 17th. If you email us at SWI(at)brambleberry(dot)com, we can see if that spot is still open and add you in!
-Becky with Bramble Berry
P.S. As of right now we still have it open! =)
It is during Father's Day weekend so I made plans to spend it with my family. But I really hope that I can come next time!
Have an amazing time! I wish I could be there with you. It looks like so much fun.
I would love a spot for next year!! Dealing with extreme morning sickness, or I would have tried to snatch up that spot! When does registration start for next year?
Hi Chrissy! We try to get registration up as quick as possible, so next years registration will probably be ready in August of this year! =)
-Becky with Bramble Berry
I am so EXCITED!!!!! This is my first SWI and I'm coming all the way from Georgia. I have never been to Washington so I'm more than ready to meet you guys, learn some new techniques, and have a great time. I've been stalking the blog waiting for updates lol (O_o)
You are going to be a doing a bit of traveling to get here, but you are going to love Washington and SWI. We can't wait to hear about all the fun you will be having! =)
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Home Products International, Inc., a housewares maker, on Monday announced that it filed an action with the U.S. International Trade Commission (ITC) and the U.S. Department of Commerce, seeking relief from a surge in the importation of illegally priced Chinese ironing boards. HPI's petition demands the imposition of anti-dumping tariffs on the imported Chinese ironing boards.
HPI's petition, filed pursuant to U.S. anti-dumping laws, was a measure of last resort for the Chicago, IL, U.S.-based company, which has ironing board manufacturing facilities in Seymour, IN, U.S.
"We tried to counteract the flood of Chinese imports by enhancing production efficiency and downsizing our labor force. Despite our best efforts, we cannot decrease production costs enough to compete with these ironing boards offered to retailers at such unreasonably low prices," stated James R. Tennant, chairman and CEO of HPI. "The company took this action to prevent further erosion of its U.S. ironing board production operations and to preserve hundreds of manufacturing jobs at our Seymour location."
Of the various legal options available, HPI chose to pursue relief under anti-dumping statutes, which, if granted, would result in the imposition of a tariff on the imports to adjust their price to a fair market level. Relief under alternative provisions could have resulted in the establishment of quotas on ironing board imports from China, or a combination of tariffs and quotas.
Mr. Tennant noted, "HPI is not seeking to prohibit the import of ironing boards from China; HPI is just trying to ensure that the pricing is fair."
Comprising less than 3 percent of the U.S. ironing board market in 2000, the company reported that current projections indicate that Chinese imports will represent nearly 50 percent of the market in 2003. Up until this rapid increase in Chinese imports, the ironing board market was not typically subject to such dramatic fluctuations.
Mr. Tennant concluded, "The steep increase in the number of Chinese imports is not the result of any technological advantages enjoyed by the Chinese. They do not have any quality advantage, nor have they introduced any new innovative products. The only reason for the rapid growth of Chinese ironing boards in the U.S. market is unfair pricing. HPI is confident that the investigation of this matter by the Commerce Department and the ITC will mandate a remedy to restore fairness to the U.S. ironing board market."
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It's hardly imaginable that the human race will ever run out of good ideas. On the other hand it's quite possible that we might run out of good names for things, especially in the English language, and especially for wine.
Stephen over at Professor Bainbridge on Wine points us to Exhibit A in the case that it's getting harder and harder to come up with good names for wine: a list of recently filed trademarks for wine labels in Canada.
Of course, on the other hand, this list, with it's gems such as "Brain Storm" and "Bad Dog" and "Funky Llama," might also be evidence of our generally poor taste as a species.
A wine called "Mighty Good Water?" You're killing me, people.
Oh, that's really grim. "Pick axe" doesn't sound like something anyone should be ingesting, and "Midnight Leap" sounds, I'm sorry to say, vaguely pornographic.
Wonder how much brain storming took place to come up with "Brain Storm."
reminds me of the gag "two dogs"
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- MartiniQueen Jan 15, 2007 05:52 PM
First visit to this place (which has been open about 3 weeks) for dinner last night...and we'll be going back again VERY soon. Great atmosphere (Key West style), great drinks, and excellent food. Everything we tried was fresh and beautifully prepared.
If you're looking for a casual, relaxed evening highlighted by great food and service, this is the place. Definitely worth trying.
Just passed this restuarant yesterday on Rt 9 going north. I was going to post and ask if anyone has ever eaten there. It does look like a place that would be in the Keys. I also saw an ad in the APP today mentioning its grand opening.
I will have to try it and post my opinion.
Sorry, everyone...I meant that the atmosphere is Key West style. The menu has a lot of seafood, really fresh seafood, creatively prepared. Many of the dishes have an island flair...lots of citrus and unusual seasonings. The Island Rice that accompanied my crab cakes was fabulous...cooked in pineapple and tomato juices and accented with minced pineapple and dried cranberries. It sounds odd, but it's excellent.
They also serve steak, chicken and pork dishes.
We didn't try any of the special drinks but will do so on our next visit. They offer a few wines by the glass. We had the Twin Fin chardonnay...smooth, buttery, and only $4.50 for the glass.
Definitely worth checking out. Starting today they're having a grand opening that will last the rest of the week...drink specials, Caribbean music, etc.
re: jhb842
The web site is pretty much what you would expect...
...but it's clearly under construction. Not even a menu yet.
re: ambrose
I hate that. Come on restaurant owners its the 21st century!! Websites should be a given.
re: bgut1
Well, yes, but-----
I suspect that people who check out restaurant web sities before going are in a distinct minority (I happen to be in that minority). Most people I know go to a new restaurant because of a review they read or because they heard about it from someone who ate there. These people have computers, they're just not as anal as I am!! (Yes, someone said that to me).
The other thing is that some restaurants just don't bother with web sites. We were invited by friends to an Italian restaurant and I looked and looked for a web site. Turns out they don't have one because they feel they don't need it. Also turned out that I had one of the best meals I had had in a long time.
I've eaten there on several occasions and the Mako Bites appetizer is delicious! I agree about the island rice.... very tasty/very different. The downside: Reservations are only accepted for 6+. There was only 2 of us & we waited over an hour on a Saturday night. Also, they have no sound system or one of those vibrating "thinga-ma-jig" that alerts you when you're table is ready. The hostess walked around the bar over & over again shouting names. A little annoying..... yes.... but it was well worth the wait. Oh... there house salad is one of the best I've ever had.
Just finished eating at Shark Fin Inn in Forked River, New Jersey. Atmosphere was great, decor was Key West like. Drinks made you feel like summer was near; food was fresh and excellently prepared. Service was friendly and helpful. Between the atmosphere and the Reggae group that was performing, for the hour or so you forget it was only 45 degrees outside and all the boats are still shirked wrapped.
I look forward to returning however, I predict long lines come this summer
re: Quagmire58
Quagmire58, did you happened to notice if it is handicapped accessible? Bathroom, ramp? I have a friend in a wheelchair and she would really enjoy getting out to dinner.
Thanks in advance
re: Babs16
I finally made it to the Shark Fin Inn. What a grest rec. Very down to earth. There were 5 of us eating there Sunday night and each person raved about their dish. Ny husband had the crusted tilapia,my friend had the crab cakes, her husband ( doesn't eat fish) ordered the Inn Twin ( 2 filet mingons, that were cooked so perfectly that he could have used a butter knife to cut them), their daughter had a chicken dish and I had the most wonderful sea bass. It was so moist and flavorful that I would suggest it to anyone who enjoys fish and order it again in a heart beat.
The only disappointment was the PEI mussels. There were maybe 12 total and they were minute. I WOULD not order this app again.
We did call ahead for a reservation as my freind is handicapped. The rec is totally handicapped accessible.
We will dine there again very soon.
Gotta Agree... This one will be on our list for return visits ... Great Fresh seafood.. I had the Crab & Lobster Bisque, the best I've had in a long time.... My wife had Flounder & I had the Seafood in Vodka sauce... Both were top shelf, very fresh & the Chef knows how to cook seafood.. One minor drawback was my Wife's Grey Goose Cosmo.. A little too much Triple-sec... But we went for the food not the cocktails...
re: BobnBrick
I must agree with you Bob. We have eaten there several times and never had a bad meal, The Cosmos on the other hand were indeed a little heavy on the triple-sec.
They won Wingstock with their awesome wings. The home-made chips are great! The Porch Pistols play there, and you can walk right up to the stage and watch them - great show. Other great bands are there too, and they keep the volume right during dinner. The seafood is legendary, but I always get bar food. Great place in a cool town.
re: tr_foody
sounds like you work there or own it
re: tr_foody
Have you tried the Miracle Bar & Pub in Toms River on Rt 37?
great pub food...& live music most nights.
re: tr_foody
I don't know whether they have entertainment or not but the Lighthouse Tavern in Waretown http://lighthousetavernnj.com has excellent food and their raw bar on the weekends is great.


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PRESIDENT OBAMA should not lament but sigh in relief that Iran has rejected his nuclear deal, which was ill conceived from the start. Under the deal, which was formally offered through the United Nations, Iran was to surrender some 2,600 pounds of lightly enriched uranium some three-quarters of its known stockpile to Russia, and the […]
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As we told you earlier this summer, Tempe will soon be home to the second location of Sam Fox's ambitious mutli-use complex called The Yard. Like the original Phoenix location, The Yard Tempe will include a new location of Fox's Culinary Dropout restaurant and a few other local businesses. In June ... More >>
Taste of Chicago, or The Taste as it's usually referred to, is one of the nation's best-known food events. It's been around since long before Food Network was a social force and kale was cool. For many, it's a summer tradition that's as cherished as any and this year was the event's 34th anniversary ... More >>
Festival season continues this weekend with the fourth annual Arizona Taco Festival but if you're looking for something a little more celebrity-driven, may we suggest catching some of the region's best chefs as they tour the Valley on Saturday? And if you're planning on heading to Tempe at all, we'v ... More >>
Nothing says summer like the flavor of fresh, vine-ripened tomatoes, but you might not be expecting to eat the fruit-once-mistaken-for-a-vegetable for dessert. You can try an unusually sweet twist on the classic pairing of tomato soup and grilled cheese at Urban Cookies Bakeshop, available today thr ... More >>
Dedicated Paula Deen supporters are popping up by the thousands to show support for their butter queen. Some 600 thousand fans of the Facebook page "We Support Paula Deen," led by a man named John Schmitt, launched a campaign to send empty butter wrappers to companies that dropped the Food Network s ... More >>
For the 14th season of his popular Food Network show, Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives, spiky-haired chef Guy Fieri spent time with six Valley restaurants in January. See also: - 15 Summer Festivals in Metro Phoenix and Across Arizona - Score Small Bites of Summer at 30 Restaurants in Metro Phoenix T ... More >>
When owners Jan Wichayanuparp and Helen Yung opened the doors of Sweet Republic in 2008 it didn't take long for people to realize the Valley's frozen treat scene would never be the same again. We've given them our vote three times since opening and so have Food and Wine, Sunset, the Travel Channel a ... More >>
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As the chefs competing in Smeeks and Chow Bella's fourth annual Caramelpalooza -- coming 7 p.m. Friday, April 5, at UNION -- get out the candy thermometers, we've got our pens ready to introduce you to the faces behind the caramel. Crepe Bar isn't the kind of restaurant people would be likely stumb ... More >>
Chef Chris Curtiss, who has spent the past 19 months implementing a house-made pasta program for Sam Fox's NoRTH Fattoria Italiana, is leaving Fox's organization to work for James Beard Award-winner Michael Mina at Bourbon Steak in the Scottsdale Fairmont Princess. See also: -- Chris Curtiss Dishe ... More >>
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Forks up, Phoenix! Chow Bella and Roosevelt Row present the third annual Pie Social Saturday, November 3rd, from 2 to 6 p.m. on Roosevelt Row in downtown Phoenix. We've got an all-star line up of bakers making pies for you to taste, and from now til Pie Social, we'll introduce them to you, one by on ... More >>
From now 'til we publish the 2012 edition of Best of Phoenix, New Times and Chow Bella present 100 Tastemakers -- Valley residents who make the cut in our culinary scene. Some you'll know; for others, it'll be a first introduction (but likely not the last). While you're here, check out our 100 Creat ... More >>
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See also: Mail Order Cookie Clash: Urban Cookies vs. Goosebumps See also: Urban Cookies (OllieCake) Wins Food Network's Cupcake Wars See also: Urban Cookies' Brady Breese: Caramelpalooza Candymakers When you're cooking, it's all about a dash of this and a splash of that. But baking is another matte ... More >>
For those looking to escape from Phoenix to Paris, Zinc Bistro is the perfect place to dine. The interior is complete with brass railings, ornate ivory ceiling tiles, a 25-foot zinc bar, and Magnum-sized wine bottles turned into wax-covered candleholders, bringing a touch of French charm to Scottsda ... More >>
Every week, there's a cornucopia of Phoenix food news, features, and reviews to report here at Chow Bella. If you're like most people, you probably just don't have the time to get to all of it. It's kind of like those burgers at Old Town Whiskey; it just won't all fit in your mouth ... or in this ca ... More >>
From now 'til we publish the 2012 edition of Best of Phoenix, New Times and Chow Bella present 100 Tastemakers -- Valley residents who make the cut in our culinary scene. Some you'll know; for others, it'll be a first introduction (but likely not the last). While you're here, check out our 100 Creat ... More >>
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From Jamaica to Panama, the entrants in Chow Bella's first-ever Mother's Day essay contest took us on a whirlwind tour of maternal culinary inspiration. And boy, are we hungry. Thanks to all who entered, and particularly to Gayle Shanks, co-owner of Changing Hands Bookstore in Tempe, who graciousl ... More >>
This week we sat down with Chef Brian Hulihee of Roaring Fork. The last time we checked in with Chef Hulihee in 2010, he talked about his young family and his excitement over pink sea salt. This time, he's celebrating his tenth year anniversary working at the restaurant. Oh how time flies... Today ... More >>
Trust us: With all the superb food festivals we have in the Valley, it's not easy to make it onto Chow Bella's radar. But the Epicuriad is no ordinary event. On the strength of its unique premise -- top local chefs match dishes with beer and wine in an all-out food pairing competition ... More >>
Chances are if you're a fan of Food Network's Iron Chef America, you've heard of chef Jose Garces. Recently, two of Garces' concepts, Distrito, a modern Mexican restaurant, and Village Whiskey (altered for Scottsdale to Old Town Whiskey), an upscale tavern, have come to the Valley, inside The Sagua ... More >>
Are you guys ready to end the week? I sure am, especially since it's a three day weekend which means I might be able to slip a beer or three in on Friday and be able to fully recover by Tuesday morning. 1. Eat Lobster Grilled CheeseAside from partaking in a few a cocktails of the craft beer ... More >>
Jose GarcesThis week in Chef Talk we bring you a few words from the man behind The Saguaro's new restaurant Distrito, Chef Jose Garces. Winner of the James Beard Foundation's Best Chef Mid-Atlantic award in 2009, Garces owns and holds the title of executive chef at a handful of restaurants ... More >>
Cupcake Wars Jessica CuffWe're counting down the days to Pie Social 2011 -- 2 p.m. on Saturday, November 12 at 408 E. Roosevelt in downtown Phoenix. Don't forget, you can get in on the action yourself. Here are details for community bakers. And don't forget about our celebrity bakers ... More >>
Sometimes help can come from the unlikeliest of places. You might not think of Ozzy Osbourne as a self-help guru, but you sure as hell can't say the the dude doesn't know how to survive. His years of hard living benefit his new book, Trust Me, I'm Dr. Ozzy, out on bookstore shelves today. In the b ... More >>
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Sal and Brady on the set of Cupcake Wars in Los Angeles.A tomato soup and grilled cheese cupcake? That sweet creation was one of four made by owner and baker Brady Breese and lead baker Salvador Garcia of the Valley's own Urban Cookies (the name changed to OllieCake for the show) to win last ... More >>
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Yesterday on the Rachel Ray Show, Rach the Rach and Guy Fieri announced their new show, Guy vs. Rachael's Celebrity Smackdown -- a title that makes zero sense and which everyone already knows will not contain smackdowns of any kind. Premiering this summer on the Food Network, Ray Ray describ ... More >>
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that makes his heart melt and his appetite roar. "Pasta's something I really have passion for," Saccone says. "That's what I eat every day, sometimes twice a day. I tell my wife it's going to kill me."
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