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Villa Beyond
Villa Beyond is a magnificent property overlooking Andaman sea and Bang Tao, one of Phuket's most preferred areas. The ultra luxury villa exceeds your expectations and offers all the opportunity to indulge in pure relaxation and wonderment within a rich landscape. Villa Beyond shares its enviable sea-view position high upon a jungle-clad hill with only two other villas, including Villa Namaste nestled just behind.
This 7 bedrooms villa shows class and refinement on every level, where the landscape welcomes you, and the views entice you, Villa Beyond is not only a gorgeous villa, it is where memories are made, and the definition of 'paradise' is reaffirmed. Surpassing expectations and beyond belief … Welcome to Villa Beyond.
Villa Beyond is snuggled high up against a rich green hill with each of her floorings hugging the landscape and providing commanding takes of Bang Tao and the Andaman Sea. These breath-taking takes and the mix of the utmost in build quality guarantee a villa with no compare.The villa offers every modern convenience and displays wonderful sunsets, unrelenting vistas all nicely contained in design splendor.
This luxury villa likewise features an inviting infinity swimming pool in addition to roomy living, dining and lazing locations decorated with a sophisticated infusion of natural woods, luxury textiles, stone and glass. Comprising 1 master suite, 6 guest bed rooms and a massage room that can be used as an additional bedroom for the children, streaming space and privacy are apparent throughout.
The whole villa is equipped by state-of-the-art Sonos audio network system. Client systems in the living area and all the 7 bedrooms providing hd movies, The server presently stores 10,000 tunes and 1,000 movies. Guests can separately play their own option of media and can even compose their own playlist.
We invite you to discover Villa Beyond and we look forward to welcoming you as a special guest very soon.
- 7 large bedrooms with sea views
- 12 meters swimming pool
- Expansive pool-side lounge area
- Large panoramic terrace on he highest floor
- Outdoor dining area
- Free Internet Wifi
- Full-time chef (Thai specialties)
- Full time maid
- Laundry service (on request)
- Babysitting service available (on request)
- In house massage (on request)
- Car and driver for hire (on request)
Living and Kitchen Area
The moment you step into the free flowing living and kitchen area, you will immediately be taken aback by not only its volume, but by the effortless flow and combination of all its elements. From the panoramic and commanding views to the bespoke furniture, the textures and the artworks, everywhere you look there is a point of interest and a play on pleasure.
The open plan chef's kitchen is equipped with the finest modern conveniences, luxury counter tops and is adjoined by another prep kitchen. This is the heart of the home and it vibrates with vitality.
The open plan lounge area is a perfect setting for conversation or relaxation.
- 60" flat screen television with Blu-Ray player
- Seating for 12
- Ocean View
- Air conditioning
- Overlooks swimming pool and sundeck
- Ensuite bathroom with single vanity
The Kitchen
The marble and granite bar is perfect for serving up cocktails blended with tropical fruits.
- Sea View
- Bar with seating for 4
- Large Fridge, microwave, oven, stove,
- Coffee / Espresso machine
- Wine rack
- Air conditioning
Formal / Outdoor Dining
The indoor formal and outdoor dining areas compliment the effortless design flow that this villa has in abundance. Views are everywhere and the sense of natural well being is evident and perfectly adds that extra sparkle to any meal or dinner party.
Formal Dining
The formal dining area is perfect for indulging in fine meals prepared by our in house chef. Sumptuous place settings complete the elegance.
- Panoramic Ocean View
- Dining table seats 12
- Air conditioning
- Access to outdoor dining
Outdoor Dining
The outside dining area is perfect for savouring the tastes of Thailand in an al fresco environment.
- Dining table seats 12
- Panoramic Ocean View with Sala
- Access to main formal dining area
The Pool and Sun Deck
Villa Beyond is an dream home. The outdoor spaces offer a continuous flow of utility and delight. The impressive infinity pool, the sun loungers and the Swedish sauna all combine to ensure relaxation at its finest.
The Pool
The aquamarine waters of the glittering pool offer a perfect respite from the sun and the gentle trickle of water shimmering down the stone side of the pool creates a sanctuary of delight and vistas.
- Infinity Swimming Pool
- Size – 16×4 meters
- Overlooks the ocean with panoramic sea view
- Has waterfall leading down to bedrooms 5 and 6
Pool Terrace 1
The first pool terrace offers beautiful panoramic views and is bathed in sunlight.
- Four Lounge chairs
- Panoramic Ocean View
Pool Terrace 2
The second pool deck also offers spectacular views and offers easy access to the guest rooms, lounge and outside dining area.
- Panoramic views
- 5 sun loungers
- Access to guest rooms or pool and sala
Master Suite 1
Contemporary and well appointed, the main master bedroom at Villa Beyond is offers all guests sumptuous comfort and breath-taking sea views. To awake to the tender caress of the sun and the infinite vista is inspiring and relaxing at the same time. This suite is definitely 'The Room with the view'.
- King size bed
- Panoramic Ocean View
- Sundeck balcony with seating for two
- Flat Screen television 40" with sound system
- Air Conditioning
- Safety Deposit box
- Ensuite closet
- Ensuite bathroom with soaker tub with Jacuzzi overlooking the ocean
- Single vanity with two taps, toilet
- Chaise lounge
- Double-sided shower with three rain drop hoses.
Bedroom 2
The 2nd bedroom is tastefully decorated and appointed. Offering comfort and serenity it is reminiscent of a hotel room in the clouds.
- Balcony, 10 Sq. M
- 40" inch television with sound system
- Air conditioning
- Safety deposit box
- His and hers closet
- Ensuite bathroom (no bath)
- Shower, toilet, single vanity
- Chaise loung
Bedroom 3
The 3rd bedroom has panoramic views and is both comfortable and quiet.
- Balcony, 8 Sq. M.
- Panoramic Ocean View
- 40" inch television with sound system
- Air conditioning
- Safety deposit box
- His and hers closet with separate drawers
- Ensuite bathroom (no bath)
- Chaise lounge
Bedroom 4
The 4th bedroom is embraced by lush greenery and a sense of tranquility.
Contemporary and well appointed, this bedroom is a sanctuary of peace.
- King Size Bed
- 40" inch television with sound system
- Air conditioning
- Safety deposit box
- Closet
- Ensuite bathroom (no bath)
- Shower, toilet, single vanity
- Chaise lounge
Bedroom 5
Bedroom 5 is a large comfortable en suite room and features all the indulgent luxuries including a soaker Jacuzzi tub. With valley and sea views, this bedroom exudes comfort and grace.
- Panoramic ocean view with garden
- King size bed
- 40' television with sound system
- Air conditioning
- Ensuite bathroom with soaker tub and Jacuzzi
- Single vanity bathroom with toilet separate shower
- Walk in closet with safety deposit box
Bedroom 6
This comfortable bedroom is contemporary and tranquil. The luxury king size bed looks out over the lush landscape that is Bang Tao.
- King size bed
- 40" television with sound system
- Closet with safety deposit box
- Ensuite with shower, toilet and single vanity.
- Air conditioning
- Chaise lounge
Bedroom 7 /Events Terrace
Situated on the top level of Villa Beyond, bedroom 7 has panoramic views and access to the events terrace.
With sea views and access to a private terrace, the guest suite is spacious and comfortable.
- Double size bed
- Air conditioning
- Ocean View
- Ensuite Bathroom, single vanity, Toilet and shower
Massage Room
The massage room leads directly of the main lounge and living area. Awash with natural light and airy, it is also ideal to be used as an extra bedroom for the kids.
- Four massage mattresses
- Air Conditioning
- Overlooks a panoramic sea view
- Black light lighting for night time
From Phuket International Airport the villa is only a 25 minutes ride on the highway. Bang Tao is a study in contrasts, with the luxurious resorts and villas along its six km (four mile) stretch of beach just a few minutes' away from the town of Cherng Talay, where many villagers still make their living as their ancestors did – by fishing, farming and rubber tapping.
The northern tip of the beach, so far untouched by development, is still an area where visitors might find that they have the beach to themselves. With easy access to Surin Beach and the bustling area of Patong and Kamala. Bang Tao is known as being well situated for any form of excursions and diversions.
- Airport: 25 minutes
- Patong: 45 minutes
- Phuket Town: 40 minutes
- Central Shopping: 35 minutes
- Golf Courses: 10 minutes
- Surin Beach: 10 minutes
- Nai Thon Beach: 35 minutes
- Boat Lagoon: 50 minutes
- Yacht Haven: 50 minutes
I've been many a villa in Asia over the years, and this currently tops the list!(Mr Lee, Hong Kong)
Beautifully luxurious villa with plenty of space for 9 people or more. Excellent staff that provides 5* hotel service, 24/7. The view is astounding, you can spend hours looking over the village and sea.(Mr Deboers, Netherlands)
The interior design was done with an artistic flair, all rooms were designed to a high standard, with beautifully comfortable beds, great bathrooms and what was a much needed built in surround sound music system! a must for any hen do! with the volume turned to full we were rivaling any nightclub.(Mr Chang, Hong Kong)
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Best price guarantee, no booking fees, free airport transfer.
Feel free to send a request for promotions and special offers.
Terms and conditions:
- Minimum stay 3 nights
- For Christmas and New Year period: 7 nights
- For Chinese New Year and Easter: 5 nights
- Refundable security deposit $ 1,500 USD (can be paid on arrival)
- Possibility to rent the villa monthly
This villa includes:
- An excellent villa chef, maids, villa manager & a stellar concierge service
- An infinity pool, an extensive outdoor area, a patio, 8 sunbed loungers
- The chef will do all of your grocery shopping & prepare your meals
- Standard check-in time is 3pm and Standard check out time is 12 PM
- Enquiries for dates can only be reserved for a period of 24 hours
(If you require early check in or late check out a US$500 fee applied)
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Others villas in Bangtao:
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When he made his Impact Wrestling debut last night, Mike Tenay called MVP by that name, which led to speculations as to whether or not TNA will be using that as a permanent moniker. It now appears that the company will be using that name, as he used it during a promo taped for next week.
While the entertainment company and the performer have yet to make an announcement or confirmation, the Winnipeg Sun is reporting that Chris Jericho will be returning to WWE on March 7, 2014, during a live event held at the MTS Centre.
TNA produced a highly entertaining funeral segment for Aces and Eights, who were forced to split up after Bully Ray was defeated by Mr Anderson at Turning Point.
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Number of Pages: 240
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Publication Date: 1968
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Ages: 8-12
Series: Ramona
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Ramona Quimby is excited to start kindergarten. No longer does she have to watch her older sister, Beezus, ride the bus to school with all the big kids. She's finally old enough to do it too!
Then she gets into trouble for pulling her classmate's boingy curls during recess. Even worse, her crush rejects her in front of everyone. Beezus says Ramona needs to quit being a pest, but how can she stop if she never was trying to be one in the first place?
Newbery Medal winning author Beverly Cleary expertly depicts the trials and triumphs of growing up through a relatable heroine in Ramona Quimby.
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Author Bio
Beverly Cleary is one of America's most popular authors. Born in McMinnville, Oregon, she lived on a farm in Yamhill until she was six and then moved to Portland. After college, as the children's librarian in Yakima, Washington, she was challenged to find stories for non-readers. She wrote her first book, Henry Huggins, inresponse to a boy's question, "Where are the books about kids like us?"
Mrs. Cleary's books have earned her many prestigious awards, including the Amercan Library Association's Laura Ingalls Wilder Award, presented in recognition of her lasting contribution to children's literature.
Her Dear Mr. Henshaw was awarded the 1984 John Newbery Medal, and both Ramona Quimby, Age 8 and Ramona and Her Father have been named Newbery Honor Books. In addition, her books have won more than thirty-five statewide awards based on the votes of her young readers. Her characters, including Henry Huggins, Ellen Tebbits, Otis Spofford, and Beezus and Ramona Quimby, as well as Ribsy, Socks, and Ralph S. Mouse, have delighted children for generations. Mrs. Cleary lives in coastal California.
Jaqueline Rogers has been a professional children's book illustrator for more than twenty years and has worked on nearly one hundred children's books.
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Meridith1 Stars Out Of 5September 24, 2010MeridithThis review was written for #2: Ramona the Pest.Beware of Misuse of Savior's Name. If you're like me, I NEVER thought I'd write this about a Beverly Cleary book. I loved some of her books as a child. I turned over a copy to my 6 year old I happened to read ahead of the children chanting to Ramona's sister, Beezus, "Jesus, Beezus." I felt I should post this in case there are others out there who are considering this book. No. I have not seen the movie so I don't know if the chanting/teasing scene is included. It goes to show - Christian parents need to be on their guard. I just never expected it here.


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Manjaro Linux – My Current Distribution
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I've been running Manjaro Linux Openbox Edition since about November of 2013. I haven't re-installed…since Manjaro rolls with it's releases…I haven't needed to re-install. It's been as steady as a rock for 2 releases and many months of torture and pain from yours truly. The only other distribution I've ever put through its paces like this that remained stable and usable was Salix…which is Slackware based. Manjaro is Arch based and benefits greatly from the fantastic package manager 'pacman'. Oddly … Continue Reading →
Open Source Software and New Users
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Free/Libre and Open Source software versus closed and proprietary software doesn't matter. It's not the answer to solve all our problems. It's not the question we need to ask anyone and everyone either. It simply doesn't matter. Well, it might matter to you and I…but it doesn't matter to most people out there. No matter what you say and do. No matter what ideals you preach to people. No matter what concepts about freedom you tout to them…it just won't … Continue Reading →
How-To Choose the Right Distribution of Linux
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- 17 November, 2011
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Which distribution is the RIGHT distribution? Is there such a thing? When you start your journey with Linux you might here something like this: – Ubuntu is the best distribution for the desktop – Linux Mint is the best distribution for a home user and the desktop – Debian is the best way to go because of its stability and solid base – Mandriva isn't as good as Mageia – Mageia isn't as good as Mandriva – Red Hat is … Continue Reading →
Disillusioned by the Community
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- 2 February, 2011
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There are times when I don't want to admit that I use and love Linux. It's true…at times, I'm embarrassed to tell people that I'm part of the community as a whole. You may wonder when these times are…right now is one of those times. I despise infighting found in free and open source software…specifically, I really don't like it when people have one sided experiences and apply their experience to ALL areas of Linux and open source software. Case … Continue Reading →
Unity Linux Automates Build Process
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The guys over at Unity Linux have created and developed a 'build server' that will allow the automation of package building in both 64bit and 32bit flavors. All the building is done in a chroot and then the package is automatically moved into the 'Testing' repository. Very interesting stuff…much like what rMake does for Conary and Foresight Linux…but applied to RPM's instead of conary changesets. Just the same, it's interesting that such a small team of developers are showing their … Continue Reading →
What Is Unity Linux?
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- 29 March, 2010
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There's been a lot of confusion about exactly what Unity Linux is. I thought I'd talk today a bit about that. I'd like to talk a bit about what Unity uses for it's 'guts'. I'd also like to dispel some myths surrounding Unity. Lastly, I'd like to talk briefly about how Unity is doing all it can to further Open Source and Linux by contributing to projects it is involved with. The reason I know so much about this topic … Continue Reading →


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Frank Odoi The Knock Out King Has Made It Again
One of the most frightening human beings ever to step into the boxing ring, Frank Odoi Ghanaian born based in Germany he is the currently real model of the supreme gladiator unbeaten and unbeatable. Yes indeed on friday 23 of august in Romania Galati he made another historical victory against Lukas Janik.
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Graduation address given by Lyn Bronger
Lyn Bronger gave the occasional address at the Faculty of Pharmacy graduation ceremony held at 9.30am on 23 March 2007. Ms Bronger is a pharmacist and pharmacy educator, and recipient of the title of Honorary Fellow of the University of Sydney.
The photo of Lyn Bronger giving the occasional address is copyright, Memento Photography.
Graduation address
Graduates, Friends & Relatives of Graduates, Ladies and Gentlemen,
Having attended these graduation ceremonies over the last decade, I have noticed more of the graduates are like me, A female and from a non Anglo celtic background NOT Male, NOT Anglo celtic like my husband, John. Indeed if our dean was a woman, he too would reflect adequately the composition of you, the graduates.
Pharmacy is amongst the most multicultural of all professions, BUT with unparalleled UNITY, be it Brotherhood or Sisterhood. Why is this so? We are a profession with a small business base. A profession of the people. We are empathetic people, regardless of our background. The close knit relationships, you have made during your university life will welded you together through a life time in every field of the pharmacy profession Some of you will go into hospital, others in industry, but the majority will find careers in community pharmacy. Here, I must confess my bias towards community pharmacy. Although I began my career with a short stint in hospital, I have owned pharmacies in all it's different settings since my mid 20's.
We live within a health scheme, under continual political and financial pressure together with the ever present greed of supermarkets expanding their market share presents the pharmacy profession into an exciting era. Even with these threats, pharmacy suits an ageing Australia. I also speak as the proud parent of Catherine, our daughter who graduated B.Pharm only a few short years ago. My husband and I have seen pharmacy up close, and have confidence in the profession. We are thrilled that Catherine is following in our footsteps. Indeed, she is already investigating pharmacy ownership.
As a pharmacy owner, I have employed many pharmacy students & have seen the improvements in the standards of graduates over the last decade. I have to congratulate the faculty for the continuous improvements of their output of graduate both in quantity and quality. I think I am well placed to comment on how this faculty both influences the way our profession practices and is influenced by how pharmacy is practiced today and into the future. Pro Vice Chancellor Charlie Benrimoj's success in consulting and then badgering the profession to change continues with the present dean Prof Igbal Ramzan. The 2 new chairs of Aging & Management recently created & funded by the pharmacy industry, through the Pharmacy Practice Foundation is proof of the regard in which the Faculty of Pharmacy is held and because community pharmacy will be treating the aged chronic ill revolution we face. Both age care and management is so important & will make the faculty a leader in pharmacy education and research in Aust & overseas.
You may be the first graduate in your family as I was, or a 2nd generation graduate as my daughter was. The degree that you received today reflects the sacrifices of your parent, family and supporters as much as it does on the individual whose name appears on the degree. I can tell by the huge smiles and the loud applause each graduate received, of the very proud parents & friends behind each graduate. Indeed we should all applaud the mums, dads, relatives & supporters who helped achieve these degrees today. It is an example of a family effort that is a feature of the many cultures that constitutes Australia today. There maybe many of you sitting here, having received their degree who think it has been a great solo effort that only reflects individual intelligence & drive. Don't be so shallow. You have been given the opportunity sometimes with great personal sacrifice to succeed in an education system with all it's faults that presents superior opportunities compared to other countries. HECS & the increasing burden of funding for universities means that now as an alumni of the Faculty & of the University of Sydney, you have a commitment to help your future colleagues enter this profession like others in the past have done for you. We are much like every family, wanting to see each successive generation achieve better that they. I have heard many times that pharmacy is a profession where the harder you work the more successful you are.
I have heard many times how lucky I am to be a pharmacist. I have heard many times how fortunate, I am to own a community pharmacy that does not to have to compete against the big end of town. Let me tell you that luck, hard work and being fortunate are only the start of it. Yes there is good remuneration, great success and incredible personal satisfaction in pharmacy. As a female, ABC (Australian born Chinese) I consider that I have had it all. Lucky people in pharmacy are passionate & make their own luck. They put up their hand when there is no payment and hard work seems the only reward. But recognition like today's honor for me is reward ten fold for something I have enjoyed doing. I challenge you to get involved in your profession. Do not be a fence sitter or by stander. Participate and explore the opportunities available Graduates, don't be fooled that this is the only time you will receive a degree in the great hall. Statistics tell us that many will return for a 2nd and 3rd degree. I hope that pharmacy will still be the foundation of your career as it has been mine.
I received my BPharm over 30 years ago. At the time I thought it was the completion of my education. I was the 3rd daughter of a 4th generation Chinese family and the 1st to ever be awarded a university degree. What else did I have to prove? My father regretted all his life, not to have had the opportunity to attend university. His most common saying whilst I was growing up was that he would beg, borrow or steal to get his 6 children an education. The early years of my career were very typical of my generation. I married another pharmacist. I was very fortunate that John encouraged me in my career. No doubt he needed a business partner when he decided to go off and work at the Guild for almost 2 decades. We had several businesses and several more children, 4 in fact. Richard, Edward, Jacqueline and Catherine. They have had to share both their parents with their pharmacy family. As a mum, I am proud of their achievements and grateful to be blessed with the successful adults they have become today. … they are my outstanding success.
Some of you may have peaked early & done well academically. Others have struggled academically. The good news is that the playing field is once again level and your degree is the ignition that begins your career journey. But remember, your degree today has a use by date. It requires continuous updating. You have only started on your journey of lifelong learning hopefully in partnership with your almata. A word of advice here. Take care when choosing your first preceptor or mentor. They will have a profound effect on how you view the profession. Choose someone with passion and someone who models the professional you wish to become. Don't be part of the mechanical profession of technicians driven by where the next highest pay packet. Learn & be grounded. Our community has invested much in you - be a little selfless.
As a woman in this profession, I confess that many women isolate them selves from the profession. The proportion of female graduates here today is not reflected in either leader ship, management or ownership in the profession. This may, in part be attributed to the pressures of running a home & family .... something that is being slowly addressed by the SNAGS Sensitive New Age males, hopefully, many in this audience today.I have been a foundation member of the Women for Pharmacy committee formed under the Alumni of the Pharmacy Faculty. Many of the faculty staff, and especially Pro Vice Chancellor Carol Amour, Dr Sinthia Bosnic Anticevich & Assoc Prof Ines Krass have made major contributions in our understanding and helping to address the abnorminity that exists today. I have also had the pleasure of co ordinating both the Pharmacy 4th year management course and the 2nd/3rd year mentoring tutorials. I especially welcome Dr Leslie White as the new Chair of Pharmacy Management and look forward to the fruits of her research and leadership impacting on our profession.
Finally, my hope for the future is that you as graduates of The Faculty of Pharmacy Will further develop a passion for our profession that will sustain not only you and your family but the health of our community.


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I miss Imus already. For one thing, there's the voice. It's one of the great instruments to grace the radio waves, a resonant baritone that rolls and ripples like a saxophone solo. It was a pleasure to listen to even when he was whining, or at his most half-baked and juvenile, which was often. ... More >>
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Wooden Block Family by Beci Orpin. Photo: © 2012 Chris Middleton
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LITTLE ROCK – University of Arkansas System faculty, staff and administrators will gather on Friday for a symposium about online learning and distance education. Several members of the UA Board of Trustees are expected to attend as well. The symposium will include presentations from UA System President Dr. Donald R. Bobbitt and Dr. Myk Garn,…Read More
HOT SPRINGS – After a nationwide search, two candidates will be interviewed for the director's position at Arkansas School for Mathematics, Sciences and the Arts. The candidates are Corey Alderdice, assistant director for admissions and public relations of The Gatton Academy of Mathematics and Science in Bowling Green, Ky.; and Marcella Dalla Rosa, Ed.D., dean…Read More
LITTLE ROCK – University of Arkansas System President Dr. Donald R. Bobbitt has named Dr. Calvin Johnson to serve as the interim chancellor of the University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff beginning Tuesday, May 29, 2012. Johnson will serve as interim chancellor while a national search is conducted to find a permanent replacement for Dr….Read More
LITTLE ROCK – The Board of Trustees of the University of Arkansas will meet Thursday afternoon March 29, 2012 and Friday March 30, 2012 in the Boardroom of the University of Arkansas System Administration Building at 2404 North University Avenue in Little Rock, Arkansas. The committee meetings will begin at 1:00 p.m. on Thursday afternoon…Read More
LITTLE ROCK – The Board of Trustees of the University of Arkansas will meet Thursday and Friday to consider a number of items including proposed 2012-13 tuition and fee schedules for UA System colleges and universities. As the state implements plans to base a portion of higher education funding on performance measures such as retention…Read More


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Feminist Friday: Fox News alerts us to the war on men
Hello, you excellent ladies! I missed you! Let's dive right in, shall we?
This Week in Ladybits
Oh, did you think everything with ladybits would be all cool now just because great honking chunks of the American electorate screamed "Will you STOP with your attempts to cage up our ladybits!?" No, of course not. In fact, the Forces Opposed to Ladybits Liberty in Everything (FOLLiEs) whipped themselves up into an extra-frothy tizzy this week, particularly at the state level.
Wisconsin, for example, has Republicans in control of both houses and our old anti-choice pal Scott Walker still in the Governor's seat, and so Wisconsin Right to Life is pushing a raft of new restrictions, including an odious ultrasound requirement, a ban on abortions for sex selection, which aren't really a thing in this country, and a deceptive "fetal pain" ban. (According to actual scientists, a fetus at 24 weeks or less cannot feel pain. You will be shocked to learn that fetal pain bans tend to go way below that number.)
Arkansas anti-choicers are also jumping in, including another fetal pain bill and a ban on telemedicine. (Hat tip to the MaddowBlogfor the link.)
Mississippi's only abortion clinic, long under attack, may be forced to close in January.
Michigan is trying a refreshingly new bit of weaseling: Suggesting a tax break for fetuses older than 12 weeks as a legal back door to personhood. (Thanks to The Friskyfor the link.)
And women who are putting all of their bits on the line for us in our military are denied insurance coverage for abortions if they are raped. You can help put an end to that bit of madness.
In the world of ladybits sanity, The American Academy of Pediatrics believes that the morning-after pill should be available to teenagers. (Teens can currently get the morning-after pill, but not without going to a doctor for a prescription. …Which means that most teens don't get it.)
This Week in Awful
Saudi Arabia is now electronically tracking its women. If a grown woman tries to leave the country, her male "guardian" gets a text message.
A woman in Bangladesh has been forced to go back to her abusive husbandafter he threw acid in her face.
And a defense attorney in a gang-rape trial suggested that the 11-year-old victim was a seductress. Amanda Marcotte points out that this was perhaps the only defense tactic left to the attorneyand we should perhaps blame the culture that has ever allowed such a tactic to work. Still: Ugh.
This Week in Good
Gay conversion "therapy" is the worst kind of quackery — not only does it not do what it claims, it can cause real damage to the people who undergo treatment. Fortunately, some bold legislators are starting to do something about it. Congresswoman Jackie Speier (D – CA) introduced the Stop Harming Our Kids (SHOK) resolution this week to protect minors from this practice and make sure tax dollars aren't being used to reimburse clinics that espouse it. It's a nonbinding resolution, but it's a start.
Today I introduced the #SHOK resolution because being GLBT is not a disease or mental illness to be cured or treated 1.usa.gov/U2S2zk
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So-called gay conversion therapy is condemned & rejected as scientifically invalid by every mainstream medical & mental health assoc #SHOK
— Jackie Speier (@RepSpeier) November 28, 2012
And Adela Hernandez became Cuba's first trans person to be elected to public office.
This Week in Thinky
Becky Chambers had an interesting piece in The Mary Sue on what the lack of female protagonists says about the gaming industry.
The Atlantic featured an article on the creepy frat-house atmosphere at Goldman Sachs. Not that anyone at the company had a problem with following sensible rules or anything.
Mother Jones notes that single mothers conclusively did not cause the '70s crime wave. (Phew!)
Slate ran a terrific photo feature from photographer Boushra Almutawakelof Yemen examining the Hijab. I don't think I'll look at head scarves the same way again.
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A new survey indicates that women who work in porn are more likely to enjoy sex and identify as spiritual than other women. And — wait for it — they also report higher self-esteem. (This is not necessarily true of porn clerks.) It's not all good news — adult film actresses also have a high incidence of drug and alcohol use, and some critics have pointed out that women in truly exploitative situations are far less likely to have filled out the survey. Still, I think it's an interesting deflation of the assumptions we make as a society about women who have sex with multiple partners for whatever reason — that they must be damaged in some way or at least have low self-esteem. Why do we as a culture still assume that women are being used if they're having sex? Is it so wrong if some of them are happily in control?
Jessica Valenti looked at the tug of war between success and likability for women.
And Lori Adelman at Feministing took a hard look at the victim-blaming bushwah that is getting thrown at Halle Berry.
This Week in Not Helping
Heavy sigh. OK, so author and Lady Against Women Suzanne Venker has solved — SOLVED! — modern society. Turns out, according to her, that the reason lots of men are delaying marriage (Oh, please. Did you think anything other than straight marriage is at issue here?) isn't that, you know, people in general are less likely to view marriage as something they absolutely have to do and more likely to view it as something they should think real hard about before they do it, but because women got all feministy and self-sufficient and now men are just sitting it out, because how can they be men if women are competing with them?
Even if you have zero interest in marrying men or anyone else, her line of reasoning is unbelievably gross and offensive. Not just because she thinks women should solve all this by giving up all of feminism's gains and all that personal and intellectual fulfillment and junk, but because she sees men as big babies who lose all motivation in life if they encounter a woman who achieves anything. I don't know who Ms. Venker has been hanging out with, but the (straight) men in my life do not see female awesomeness as a bonerkiller. Pretty much the opposite, in fact. Probably because they are grownups and life is not a zero-sum game and being good at something is really, really hot, regardless of your gender.
I don't have a problem with men and women or butches and femmes or whoever setting up "traditional," labor-divided households, but the idea that everyone should have to do so lest an entire gender just give up on life is stupid. And, really, that premise has always been fake — the argument over whether women "should" work outside the home is a luxury debate of the upper classes. Women who aren't wealthy have never had that choice. And if you're going to work, why not kick ass at it? And why not find a partner of whatever gender you please who will love you even more for that? I'm sure the feebs and the people who love them can find each other just fine; let's not worry about them so much.
Anyway, blah blah blah it's a War on Men even though there has not been, for example, a sustained, concerted national effort to pass laws about manbits. Suzanne Venker is the niece of Phyllis Schlafly and has a book coming out. Are you shocked by either of those facts? Didn't think so.
Oh, and the GOP announced their committee chair recommendations this week: A stunning array of white dudes.
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It's amazing they can muster so many what with the war on them and all. And really, that's what so much of the whining of the entitled comes down to: The world is suddenly a scary place because some people actually think that white men maybe shouldn't automatically get all 21 committee chair spots.
I mean, they still got them, but isn't it scary that sometimes people think they maybe shouldn't always and are so impolite as to mention it? It's amazing these guys were able to muster the strength to get married.
No women were chosen as GOP House committee chairs. But they have been asked to reupholster them.#Progress
— Lizz Winstead (@lizzwinstead) November 28, 2012
Are people still putting Rick Warren on television? WHY? This time he says that loving someone of the same gender is probably okay, and that those feelings might even be natural and biological in origin. Oh, but that to act on those feelings is like punching someone in the face. But hey, please don't let that frank expression of views make you think that Warren is unwilling to take on the victim pose. He also says that it is really mean to call him prejudicedjust because he thinks there is something inherently wrong with you. I'm guessing he also thinks bringing up the phrase "cognitive dissonance" would be really mean too.
Personal to Mr. Warren. I know that Christians are, as you say, commanded to love everyone. That doesn't mean you get to make a workaround by insisting you love people when you clearly don't. You don't get to pretend to love people when you're talking about how they shouldn't exist or at least should try very hard not to. It doesn't wash, and, while I can't claim to have a personal relationship with him like you do, I'm guessing your pal Jesus will not be fooled. Last time I checked, Christianity was also about admitting that you are imperfect. Please. Mr. Warren, just admit that you still have a lot of work to do on the whole loving project and gay people squick you out. It will mean that you have to admit that you are far from perfect. But at least you won't be committing the sin of lying anymore. And, to be honest, Jesus and the rest of it probably wouldn't mind it if you turned down the wattage on that glowing wall of smug.
This Week in Awesome
President Obama has nominated Nitza Quiñones Alejandro, an out lesbian Latina, to be a federal judge.
More reasons to love the Swedes: A Swedish toy company published a gender-neutral catalogue. Isn't it nice when we acknowledge that boys and girls can actually enjoy whatever the hell they want?
The Athena Film Festival is returning to Barnard College February 7-10. This year Walking Dead producer Gale Ann Hurd will be presented with the Laura Ziskin Lifetime Achievement Award. One hopes it will be modified to apply to undeath too.
Jezebel ran this cool video of girl skaters in Afghanistan.
And check out this monkey who demands equal pay for equal work. (Hat tip to Jezebel.)
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The Modern Dining Room
Despite many visits to the Modern Bar Room, my wife and I have never been to the Dining Room. We'll be rectifying this tonight. Any suggestions for how to attack the menu? Favorites? Dishes to avoid? Thanks!
You may want to do the 4 course instead of the tasting, you could each order differently and then sample each others choices. Some of my favorites are the Alaskan King Crab Cannelloni, Rabbit Terrine, the lobster tail, fallow venison.
On another note, contact the restaurant and request the two top table along the windows center, it's the nicest, quietest table. And if you enjoy cocktail also make arrangements to have a drink on the patio prior to dinner.
Was just there on Monday night. Menu has changed slightly from the online version.
Here is my report: http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/848418
I'm a big fan of their squab stuffed with foie gras for two. I believe this dish is always on their menu.
I haven't been since December, but it looks like some of the preps are still similar to the lunch I had. Boyfriend loved his trio of seafood 1st course (tuna, salmon, and scallop) and the beef as his 3rd course. I really liked the oven-roasted trumpet royale mushrooms and the chorizo-crusted cod, although if I'm ranking the dishes, I thought my taste of the beef was slightly better than the cod. I had the cauliflower risotto as my 2nd course, and I'd say that was a miss.
The great concord grape dessert I had is no longer on the menu, but the boyfriend really enjoyed his caramel parfait, and I thought the presentation was great.
Also, I definitely agree w/ Spiritchaser re: getting one of the two-tops along the window.
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I love the trumpet royale mushrooms with mussels. The squab stuffed with foie gras for two is sensational. I also like the rabbit terrine, sturgeon and sauerkraut tart, baked quail, and caramel parfait.
My collection of photos from my meals there, if you're interested: http://www.flickr.com/photos/cheeryvi...
Had a fabulous dinner (the 4-course prix fixe) there last night. This place is my idea of what a restaurant should be -- excellent service, beautiful surroundings, and utterly delicious food.
Started with a Pernod for him, a super Negroni for me with a whiff of vanilla to it (?).
Hors d'oeuvres in those baby-feeding style spoons of a cube of savory custard with crispy farro on top and a sashimi with assorted other ingredients including pickled watermelon, and lemon verbena/Aleppo pepper popcorn, and test tubes of excellent cold golden beet soup; amuse of a savory panna cotta with I forget what but it was great.
Excellent rolls (the french and the olive, anyway, the cranberry walnut one was too sweet for him) and regular and goat butter (I gotta get some goat butter, yum).
The ALASKAN KING CRAB SALAD "CANNELLONI" with uni coulis for him (one piece of uni and most of the sauce found their way to me), and an oyster special for me, raw Kumamotos swathed in smoked salmon purée and a lemony sauce, wrapped in blanched leaf lettuce of some sort, on a smoked salmon sauce with small slices of the salmon and trout roe on each little parcel (I asked the waiter if they had had me in mind when they came up with that idea...).
DIVER SEA SCALLOPS with Coriander and Fennel Seed, Rhubarb Marmalade (and hon shimeji mushrooms and and..., and yes, foam there was, and yes I loved it) for me and VEAL SWEETBREAD AND MUSHROOM RAVIOLI Mustard and Vin Jaune Emulsion for him, both superb, the ravioli mindblowing (the tiny corner of one I was given), all kinds of mushrooms in and on these.
Half bottle of Pouilly-Fumé with the first courses; we had also ordered a bottle of a St Estephe which we had asked be decanted to aereate it faster and the waiter suggested that M have the red with his ravioli, which he did, and loved together.
The CREEKSTONE FARM BEEF TENDERLOIN "MIGNONETTE" Daikon Radish, Pea Purée and Juniper Berry Jus for me, perfectly cooked medium rare (sous-vide and then browned, I think), very flavorful, with a small amount of very tart deep-red apple purée and the daikon was a very thin slice of the yellow pickled Japanese kind (a beautiful plate for Fall); the QUAIL BAKED "EN TERRE GLAISE" (qu'est ce que c'est 'terre glaise', de la poterie?) Macaroni Gratiné, Spinach and Morels for him, rare-ish breast and crisp legs, morels...
We had ordered the 4-course but were too full for dessert (DAMN) so had (excellent) coffee (him) and espresso (me) and mignardises, white chocolate and pistachio truffle, 2 dark choc truffles, one with Earl Grey tea and the other with ???, raspberry-lychee pate de fruits, a maple cigarette cookie and a hazelnut stroopwaffel, on a plate with Happy Anniversary on it. Little lemon/rosemary sorbet ice cream cones as final gesture. A box of 3 coconut and something financiers with caramel to take home.
A perfect celebratory meal. If we had the dough, I'd be there at least once a month.


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The very popular water park in California that has been open for about 20 years. Somehow it is open in the winter and it has some terribly expensive food (French Fries cost $7!)
Dude Sunsplash is so awesome, don't go buying anything there though, they rip you off man!
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Fun Fun Fun Fest hits Austin hits this weekend, and for many of Texas' most devout music heads, it's the music festival of the year. That's because, unlike many of the nation's biggest fests that cannibalize lineups from one another and rarely deviate from the norm, Fun Fun Fun rewards its audience' ... More >>
They've already let us "Guess the Fest." They've also given us the full lineup. Now the folks at Fun Fun Fun Fest have gone a step further and laid out the day-by-day schedule, which will be spread out over three days (and three stages) this fall from Friday, November 7 to Sunday, November 9. That m ... More >>
Deep Ellum's about to become pretty busy in the next couple weeks. Or is it just that much busier? Starting June 11, Elm St. will swarming with (presumably inked-up) concertgoers for five whole days, thanks to the Elm St. Music and Tattoo Festival. Now in its fifth year, this is the event's biggest, ... More >>
Betcha didn't see this one coming: Austin's annual late-year concert extravaganza, Fun Fun Fun Fest, just revealed the lineup for this year's edition, and the headliners will be none other than everyone's favorite metalhead leatherboys, Judas Priest. That's right, of "Breaking the Law" fame. The sam ... More >>
When I first heard Girl Talk live I was disappointed, and I never went back. And it wasn't that I didn't think he was doing any work on that stage. Gregg Gillis has an immensely impressive talent and skill set. It was just because I didn't dance. Not really, really dance the way I imagined I would ... More >>
Here we are, at four different DFW music festivals in one weekend. What is this? Are we Austin now? Is that what we're trying to do? We've got Index Fest out in Deep Ellum, Lolaspalooza in Fort Worth, Texas Veggie Fair in Reverchon Park, and The Lamar Street Festival on the South side. Frankly, that ... More >>
There's a new music festival coming to Dallas. Well, Frisco, technically: It wil held at FC Dallas Stadium. But there are plenty of reasons to make the trip for the inaugural Breakaway Music Festival. The lineup, which hasn't been finalized, includes Empire of the Sun, Wu-Tang Clan, Big Gigantic, Ju ... More >>
Pink Friday, February 22, at American Airlines Center, $39.50 I get the appeal of Britney, Christina and Gaga, but Pink has always been the bad girl of the current run of massive pop singers. Nevertheless, she's carved out a niche for herself, and this show will likely sell out.See also:- Ten con ... More >>
Of all the events taking place this weekend, Lights All Night, which goes down tonight (Friday) and Saturday at the Dallas Convention Center, seems to be dominating the sphere with an astounding 35 electronic music acts. Last year's inaugural Lights All Night took place at the Plaza of the Americas ... More >>
Friday, December 30 & Saturday, December 31, at Dallas Convention Center
Last weekend was a little dead, y'know with Christmas and all, but this weekend is the opposite. In fact, there are so many New Year's Eve events worth checking out that we've got a separate massive list here.The biggest one, though, is easily the Dallas Observer-sponsored Lights All Night festiv ... More >>
Last year's Lights All Night New Year's Eve music festival was a massive hit, thanks to headliners Ghostland Observatory. And, as we mentioned this summer when the festival announced its return, this years is going to be much bigger. Thanks mostly to the bulked up bill -- Ghostland Observatory wi ... More >>
You should well know by now all about Lights All Night, the annual New Year's Eve bash in town that this year will become a two-night event featuring the biggest names in the electronic music world (Tiesto, Girl Talk, Diplo, Benny Benasi, Ghostland Observatory, Neon Indian, and many, many, many ... More >>
Welcome to Local Music 'Mericans, where we meet some of the people behind the local music scene -- those who aren't necessarily members of local bands, but more the people who make the scene move. Gavin MulloyGavin Mulloy is a young marketing pistol for Granada Theater, and he appears to be pois ... More >>
ErasureHouse of BluesSeptember 25, 2011Better than: Staying home and watching The Tank, The Swan, and The Balloon Live. A younger, leaner Erasure.Roadies placed mysterious steaming white ceramic mugs on the Gargoyle-infested, Gothic-looking stage at the House of Blues. What could it be? Apple ... More >>
...among other things.Electronica is an infant genre compared to most, its creation depending solely on tools and instruments designed in the last half of the 20th century. And its interpretation is constantly evolving. Because, even though it remains relatively new type of music, there remain so ... More >>
Metta World PeaceWhen Lakers forward Ron Artest announced last week that he is legally changing his name to Metta World Peace, the Internet exploded with bafflement and criticism. Obviously, this is coming from sports fans. We in the music world are accustomed to odd stage names. Dallas' own Eryk ... More >>
Girl Talk, The Cool KidsGranada TheaterJune 23, 2011Better than: sweating to the oldies.Ally Jayne HoffmanOf course there was confetti last night. It was a Girl Talk show, for crying out loud. See more photos in our slideshow.Greg Gillis is not an aerobics instructor. But perhaps the man be ... More >>
Thursday, June 23, at the Granada Theater
Womp, womp.Picked up your fresh-off-the-presses print issue of this week's Observer yet? No? Well, go do so right now. We'll wait.Got it? Good! Now, flip the issue open. Not far, just right there after the cover. Yeah, page 3. There, you'll notice -- it's tough not to -- a massive, full-page, col ... More >>
Kevin TodoraThe scene at Girl Talk's last show in Dallas.Mashup artist Girl Talk is known for putting on one heck of a show. So, yeah, the lucky few who managed to score tickets his sold-out show tomorrow night at the Granada Theater -- all tickets for the event were scooped up less than an hour ... More >>
Blink 182 are back, and they're looking for corporate sponsorhipsThis week's most notable show announcements come our way via huge corporate sponsorships -- one from Honda Civic, and the other from 7-Eleven. The former, which features the newly reunited pop-punk forefathers Blink-182 and their mi ... More >>
Girl Talk Saturday, January 15, 2011 The Palladium BallroomBetter than: Listening to a bunch of actual girl talk. All photos by Kevin TodoraCheck out more photos in the slideshow. Whether you can dance or not, you know you want to. You just need a good excuse and, in some cases, a little lubri ... More >>
Kevin TodoraIt's looking like a good weekend of shows, starting with Club Dada's New Year's Eve Do-Over Party on Saturday night. It'll feature performances from Hoyotoho, Damaged Good$, galleryCat, and Datahowler, and includes a Champagne toast at midnight.But that's not the only big show happeni ... More >>
Big news out of 35 Conferette camp this morning -- literally and figuratively, actually -- as the Denton-hosted, pre-SXSW festival has announced that iconic Atlanta rapper Big Boi will join an already crowded and impressive group of performers at this year's third annual go in March.The rapper, half ... More >>
In this week's paper, you may notice a piece including some of our DC9 writers' choices for best albums of the year. But, space being limited, we couldn't run all of our writers' lists. So, thanks to the power of the Internet, we're doing just that, right here. Denton-based scribe Andy Odom picks ... More >>
The legality concerns and artistic merit of Greg Gillis' mashup work as Girl Talk leaves plenty to be debated, but this much is certain: His work sure is popular. Yesterday, Gillis released a new mashup album called All Day as a free-to-anyone-who-wants-it download, and, as his fans flooded to th ... More >>
Your daily dose of national music news for Wednesday, October 27, 2010...Girl Talk is planning a new album that features Rick Ross. Let's hope the record isn't called "Dell Laptop Music."Asher Roth has decided to get political... about making weed legal in California.Bluegrass lends their ow ... More >>
The Hood Internet Against all odds, mash-ups are still popular--mostly because, yes, white people really like hearing their favorite rap lines placed over their favorite indie rock anthems. Enter the Chicago-based duo The Hood Internet, which specializes in mash-ups that do just that. The duo's b ... More >>
The Mockingbird Sessions (Self-released)
Big Boi, Girl TalkSouthern Methodist UniversityApril 15, 2010Better than: Big Boi's set getting canceled as well.Mattie StaffordBig Boi played SMU last night. Girl Talk didn't.Many unsuspecting local music fans had the same reaction upon hearing that there would be a free concert on the SMU cam ... More >>
Mattie StaffordSo, as you can read from our Big Boi and Girl Talk review on DC9, Girl Talk didn't play last night at SMU. Big Boi still did, though. And Mattie Stafford was there to capture it before the Highland Park Grannies dialed 9-1-1. Check out the rest of Mattie's photos here.
OK. There are certain things that are undoubtedly cool about living in a big city. Like when huge shows evade the radar of just about everyone. How huge? How about Spring Concert, put on by Southern Methodist University's Program Council, featuring one of the most influential mash-up artists in ... More >>
Look, Girl Talk and Big Boi at SMU isn't the only free show going this evening. In fact, there's a real treat for the suburbs going on at Lochrann's tonight up in Frisco as part of Spune Productions' new weekly, free Thursday night gigs up that way. At 8 p.m. tonight, The Obrans, who have a new d ... More >>
Photos by Patrick MichelsPassion Pit's passionate pit.With ACL wrapped up and the bands, festival-goers and fields at Zilker Park on their road to recovery, it's time for one last look at the bands that braved the mud on the festival's last day.First, for an overall recap of the best shots from t ... More >>
The Dirty Projectors may have been around since 2002, but make no mistake: 2009 is the Brooklyn-based act's breakthrough year, thanks tot he success of the band's phenomenal earlier-this-year-released Bitte Orca, a true gem of a folktronipop of a record, riff with lush instrumentations and as im ... More >>
The early outlook here on the Day Three of the 2009 Austin City Limits Music Festival isn't too bad. The sun has peeked out from behind the clouds here and there, and, for the time being, the rain has held off. Forecasts appear to indicate more rain as the day continues, though, and, surely ... More >>
Last night at the AMC NorthPark, where he accepted the AFI Dallas Star Award following a screening of Chinatown, the film's writer, Robert Towne, spoke of how films were once the place where audiences and filmmakers met to share their stories. In the 1930s and '40s, he said, those who made the movie ... More >>
Girl Talk Palladium Ballroom October 21, 2008 Better than: The time you were 15 years old and your best friend's parents went out of town and left a 12-pack of Molson Canadian in the fridge. It's the Tuesday night of midterm week, but that didn't stop revelry-craving college students from co ... More >>
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The newest member of the CRRL family, England Run Library, is scheduled to open in the fall of 2010. Visit the England Run branch page for more information.
View the library's annual Teen Art Show, co-sponsored by It! Magazine, through June 29, in the Headquarters Atrium Gallery. The show is open to students in grades 9-12, who live in the city of Fredericksburg, Spotsylvania, Stafford or Westmoreland counties.
See winning works below:
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A book by Nicholas Sparks
Excellent introduction by Lee Clark Mitchell, that confirms Zane Grey was never anecdotal: this novel is much more than just a Western. Georges-Claude Guilbert, Universite Francois Rabelais Tours--This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition … see full wiki
Who Lassiter really is and why he hates the Mormons gradually comes out as Jane works her wiles on him, but Tull and his boys, and especially the local bishop, Dyer, only see that Jane is in disobedience to the Church and their will by allowing Lassiter to stay on. Accordingly they continue to press her via the community, causing all her Mormon hands to leave her and all other awful things to occur.
RIDERS OF THE PURPLE SAGE is a somewhat strange book and exceedingly harsh on the Mormons (who may or may not have been, as portrayed rather convincingly here, a closed and scheming "cult" in their earliest days) and it is written in somewhat purplish prose (reminiscent of the sage it persistently describes). There are long tiresome sections of descriptive text about the weather and, repeatedly, about the sage and the rest of the landscape which can be grating but which does have an hypnotic effect after awhile.
The point of view, interestingly enough, is highly subjective as we constantly see what the main characters are seeing, especially the action as it is happening to them -- a very effective device as it creates an illusion of immediacy and the sense that you are right there with the people in the tale.
But there is not a great deal of action until the end and the characters are rather thinly drawn, especially Jane who seems so good and intelligent and yet, oddly, cannot see the darkness surrounding her in her Mormon community. The cowpoke Venters is hard to get a fix on and Lassiter, himself, seems overly passive and too good for the gunman he is said to be for much of the tale. Lots of coincidences too, drive this plot.
And yet, for all of this I liked the book. Though dragging here and there, I wanted to finish it and, indeed, it ended well if a bit melodramatically.
My copy had a foreword in it which notes the narrative's repressed sexuality throughout and I think this is accurate. It's hard to believe that two young people falling in love with one another could find themselves trapped for weeks in a hidden canyon and never reach out physically for the other. Maybe it was just the literary convention of the time. But the narrative, the descriptions of the landscape and the sage are all fraught with sexual energy and metaphor. But it is also this suppressed tension and almost surreal sense of immediacy, this dreamlike quality, which gives the tale its special power. Not particularly original or even moving, it is yet engrossing and compelling.
I find I am willing to finish fewer and fewer books these days as I grow impatient with their authors. But this one held me to the end. For all its flaws and idiosyncrasies, it worked.
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At the farmers market I picked up a bargain giant bunch of fresh dill for only $1 but now I don't know what to do with all of it. Any ideas? Can I dry it or freeze it for later use?
You can dry it. Just hang it from a coat hanger and make sure there's enough air flow so you encourage drying, not rotting. You could potentially freeze it, but frozen, fresh herbs are often far to delicate to be of any use later after you freeze them - they turn to goo. Alternatively, you could make a soup with them and then freeze the soup. Potato leek soup with dill comes to mind first. And it's super easy if you use a pre-boxed chicken stock.
I freeze it. I take saran wrap and place a good handful(destemmed) wrap and freeze. It doesn't turn brown and it keeps wonderfully! Like fresh when you use. I've never had a problem with it changing color.
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Sure. Get two equal-sized pieces of fresh fillet of salmon, with the skin on, 3 - 4 lbs total, and two large bunches of dill.
Mix together 1/2 cup kosher salt, 1/2 cup sugar, and 1 tbsp fresh ground white pepper.
Pat the fish dry with paper towels. Rub the sugar/salt/pepper mixture into the flesh.
Lay out a big strip of plastic wrap, and put 1/3 of the dill in the center, spread out to about the size of one of the fish pieces. Lay one piece of fish skin side down on the dill, cover with another 1/3 of the dill, and place the second piece of fish on top, skin side up. Cover with the rest of the dill, and wrap tightly in plastic wrap.
Place the bundle on a plate or low-sided dish. Put a plate or cutting board on top of the fish and place weights on top (I use a couple of big tomato cans). Refrigerate for 48 hours. Every 12 hours take it out, turn the fish over, and replace the weights.
When it's done, remove and discard all the wrapping and dill, and wipe the fish clean with paper towels. Now comes the only tricky part: place the fish skin side down on a cutting board. Using a VERY sharp knife, slice the fish thinly against the grain, using a kind of angled slicing motion so that as you approach the skin you level the knife out parallel to the board, thus getting all the meat off while leaving the skin behind. Once you've done a few slices you'll get the hang of it.
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Good question. In theory I suppose it will keep 3 - 4 days refrigerated, maybe a bit longer if you leave the unused portion unsliced until you're ready to serve it. In practice - I don't know, we always finish it off within a day or so.
If you need to preserve it for longer you could increase the amount of salt in the recipe.
re: cassoulady
One other tip - the salmon halves are usually about 6" - 8" wide. When I'm ready to slice them I first cut them in half lengthwise so I get 3" - 4" slices. It's easier to slice that way and the resulting size is more convenient for snacking.
This is a very nice salad from Epicurious--
Simple, and everybody likes it a lot, so far! The fresh dill makes it special.
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I was just about to recommend this cucumber salad. I love, love, love it. I do suggest adding some thinly sliced red onions, it really gives it a good flavor.
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That is classic, another is similar made with sour cream, cucumber and onion too with the dill. Fresh grilled fish. Anything, salmon, grouper, halibut, cod, tilapia. All is good with just a little sauce of white wine, capers, lemon and dill. Can't get better and simple.
Dill bread is a great recipe. Grilled zuchinni planks with butter and dill is awesome. A fresh seafood chowder with some dill. Grilled scallops with a dilled cream sauce or the same sauce over grilled asparagus with grilled lemons. A quiche with ham, swiss, dill mushrooms or
Scallop seafood pot pie which is amazing, Just some potatoes, peas, carrots, celery, fresh small scallops, a light sherry sauce, swiss cheese, dill and then topped with puff pastry. You can make a large pan or small individual servings.
Dill, proscuitto and cream cheese rolled up with in a puff pastry and baked and sliced as an appetizer.
Sour cream and dill with lemon over fingerling potatoes
Dill and sour cream spread on a simple store bought crescent roll. Rolled up and baked. Simply short cut, but pretty good rolls.
And of course mixed with cream cheese, bagle, lox and any other toppings.
chopped salad with dill, parsley, cucumber, tomato, and colored bell peppers. use lots of herbs and dress with lemon, cumin, salt, and a drop of olive oil.
I just made dilled beer bread. Flour, beer, sugar, dill, a little grated onion in the oven and done. Well not just at 5 am this morning. Had it with some cream cheese on it.
Great flavor and easy and quick.
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Don't be afraid to add some cream in there too.
A wonderful soup from our favorite Polish restaurant: good strong homemade chicken stock with some mashed potato "dissolved" in it (or let potatoes cook in it until they fall apart) and plenty of chopped dill.
dip: greek yogurt, feta cheese and a lot of fresh chopped dill - dip your favorite chip, pita chip or bagel chip!
As already mentioned you can dry it or chop it and freeze it.
You could also mix up some with butter and some garlic, salt and pepper roll it in wax paper and freeze it as a butter to use on fish.
I like new potatoes and dill.
Chopped fresh dill is also a nice addition to salad greens.
I found a recipe here on Chow not long ago for both salmon and dill, and spinach and dill breakfast crepes.... they were quite good, and I am not even that huge of a dill fan.
I do however have quite the bunch growing in my backyard at the moment, so all these ideas will be used by me as well!
I'm not crazy about dill but I LOVE it in Persian rice dishes. Try
You could make a bunch of this and freeze the rice, too.
Chop it up finely and freeze it in a ziploc bag or plastic container. This way you can easily pinch out a bit at a time to season things like potato or egg salad, salmon, or chicken soup. Or, you can dump a whole bunch into a big bot of borscht. I started doing this last year and it is so nice to have on hand.


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A week today, we will know who the winner of the 57th Eurovision Song Contest is. To get to that point, the rehearsals and press conferences continued apace today.
Germany is the first of the Big 5 to start their rehearsals. Roman Lob demonstrates that men suffer too when a relationship comes to an end and that this pain makes for a really good song associated with his bashful style.
Local and foreign dance groups, singers and DJs will perform during the opening ceremony and interval acts during both semi-finals and the final. Today it was announced that the previous five winners of the contest will perform at the interval act show in the second semi-final.
Danish singer Gitte Hænning, who represented Germany in the 1973 Eurovision Song Contest, has had to leave the TV programme Let's Dance, which is the German edition of Strictly Come Dancing. Her sister sadly passed away Monday and Gitte has chosen to be with her family in Denmark in this difficult time.
Roman Lob will be representing Germany at the 2012 Eurovision Song Contest with the song Standing Still. One of the big five country, Germany, hosted the contest where they finished 10th last year.
After a total of eight shows Germany's national selection Unser Star für Baku finally came to an end tonight. The televoters decided that Roman Lob will represent Germany in Baku. He will sing Standing still and try to repeat the good results Germany scored in the last two years.
Tonight the semifinal of the German national selection Unser Star für Baku took place, the last show before the big final. Four artists were left in the competition. At the end the German televoters sent Roman Lob and Ornella de Santis to the final while Shelly Philipps and Yana Gercke had to leave the show.
After five rounds the quarter final of the German selection Unser Star für Baku took place tonight. Five artists were left to compete for a place in the semi final. The German viewers decided via televoting that Katja Petri had to leave the show.
Tonight the fifth heat of Unser Star für Baku took place. Six artists were left who competed for five places in the quarter final which will be held on Thursday, February 9th. The public finally decided that Céline Huber had to leave the show.
The German search for a representative for Baku continues. Tonight we saw the fourth of eight shows of Unser Star für Baku. Due to some criticism about the live voting ProSieben slightly changed the voting procedure. At the end the televoters decided that Sebastian Dey and Umut Anil had to leave the show.
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