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While I wanted to cook lots of things for my foodie colleagues' departures, I was a bit limited in time... so I added this simple pate to the menu to provide a savoury alternative to the cakes on offer.
Smoked trout pate is wonderfully easy to make, and is a guaranteed winner at any party (or in this case work function). Best made the night before, so that the lovely smokey flavour of the trout can permeate the pate.
200g cream cheese
250g smoked trout fillets
2 tablespoons lemon juice
50g melted butter
Put all the ingredients in a food processor and pulse till well combined - but don't over blend, as you want to keep some texture.
Put into your serving dishes and cover with plastic wrap and keep in the fridge overnight. Serve with a small serving knife with toasts or baguette.
Friday, 1 August 2008
Smoked Trout Pate
Posted by Kiriel du Papillon at 23:00
1 comment:
- KC said...
This pate sounds wonderful! Smoked fish and cream cheese are a great combo.
- 9 August 2008 at 16:54
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Located in Dalyan, Dalyan Paradise offers an à la carte restaurant and a large shared outdoor pool with free parasols and sunloungers. Each villa also has its private pool.
Score from 50 reviews Very good
Enjoying a quiet location by the Dalyan River, Berg Hotel offers spacious rooms and apartments with an on-site restaurant. Free Wi-Fi is available in the hotel's public areas.
Score from 113 reviews Wonderful
Located in a secluded area in Dalyan, lakefront Lindos Pension offers a garden and a terrace overlooking stunning nature views. The property also has a private beach area.
Score from 59 reviews Wonderful
Within walking distance to the centre of Dalyan, Apart Gala is only 300 metres from the shores of Dalyan River.
Score from 33 reviews Very good
Very special architecture and location, cleanliness.
No slippers in the room
Beautiful poolside view and relaxing environment. Good service. Helped to support our needs with an 11-month-old baby.
Disliked paying for a spa hotel when the actual spa part is often turned off owing to it being out of season in mid-October. Had to ask on two occasions for there to be steam in the steam room and was annoyed that they wouldn't heat up the Turkish baths so we could lay on hot marble like every other hamam I've been to, saying the heat comes from the sauna/steam room, which is incorrect. I understand the lack of heat is to economise but they're in danger of making this a false economy as people won't come back to the hotel for their spa treatment.
The view was amazing. It rained while we there but it was still comfortable and beautiful.
Breakfast in the outside area, there were flies everywhere.
Great facilities. Wonderful Turkish bath and massage. Have been coming to Dalyan every year since 2008 and have many Turkish friends there.
The facilities are great, hamam, pools, etc! Also mountain sight is nice :)
It is not possible to open any window in the room, therefore the air inside the room gets very 'dirty'. For someone with allergies/asthma or someone who just likes to sleep with fresh air...I do not recommend this hotel.
the facilities are good, it's very central.
the breakfast was incredibly poor quality and covered in flies and wasps. Our bathroom stank of sewerage, we complained and nothing was done about it, it was nauseating.
We have stayed in Dalyan 4 times now and this was the best accommodation by far, the location by the river is excellent and views to die for so relaxing and we haven't spoke about the on site spa and gym/indoor swimming pool. The lunchtime food is very good but didn't eat there at night so many restaurants and bars in town to choose from. We would highly recommend stay in the honeymoon suite it was great for extra room and jacuzzi. We would like to thank the owners Kabir and Aysun for a lovely stay, they even took us to the airport,looking forward to staying again in our fav room.
If you can afford an upgrade do it!! No kettle,The hotel is beautiful but needs to keep up with general maintenance of sun beds and tidiness before it gets worse please.
the room and facilities were comfortable, location was convenient. The spa was good also.
In the bathroom there was an extremely bad smell of the sewer from the outset, we raised this with the hotel, who said that they would look into it but there was no change. Also we travelled around Turkey, staying in various places and the breakfast and food in general here was the worst in terms of quality food, it was terrible.
Location was close to restaurants and bars yet distant enough to be peaceful. Staff were always smiling and helpful. Spa and pool were great.
- The location - The on-site spa with gym and hamam - The pool (indoor and outdoor) - Breakfast - Turkish buffet. - The bar and the availability of bar snacks all day. - My room - clean and comfortable with a good shower.
- A bit slap dash with the cleaning in the dining room. - No light / lamp next to the bed. (These are small things). - Also, I wouldn't go full board as I had the meal offered to full board guests on the first night and it wasn't the best.
Great location with excellent spa facilities. Attractive rooms and pools.
Keeps getting bigger - too many sunbeds around pool/outside guests reserving sunbeds!! - lost its sparkle. Some staff not attempting to communicate with guests - what a shame
This spa was lovely
The manageress was helpful; after a poor start with a balcony next to building works my new room was lovely; pool and public areas were very clean; sunbeds were comfortable and plentiful; position near town but on the river was excellent; spa is lovely
Building works, which I believe should have been mentioned; original room tiny and very dark with views of building works; wifi reception very patchy at the back of the hotel where my room was; breakfast selection OK but they could do with domes to cover the food as flies were plentiful; room not cleaned every day
location, design
breakfast, room cleaning service
Spacious balcony.
Recently added double rooms which the hotel refer to as "budget" or "promo" but on Booking.com are called "standard" are so small that there is hardly room to walk around the bed. Lighting is very poor in the rooms, ladies be warned! The hotel had sold about 50% of the rooms through Groupon offers in both UK and Turkey which was a real shock to those who had paid full price. Staff were surly and the pool areas were not tidied or cleaned regularly.
I liked the location of the hotel as it is directly on the river, very close to the center ans public transport. Hotel is very pleasant and facilities are good.
There was no WiFi in the room or the patio, although it is written that it is available at all areas. Didn't particularly like the staff.
Location the room the food the spa
Wish the staff speaks more english
There was no clear towels There was no placed shampoo, soap, etc. Blow dryer was not working and unfortunately they were not solved problem. unacceptable staff attitude
i thoroughly enjoyed my stay
There wasn't any hot water from the showers in the whole duration of our stay.
Fantastic location, friendly staff, good value, great place to relax
Insects around the food at breakfast
Excellent location. Great Spa. Very well laid out. Great place to relax.
The manager (lady) could have been more friendly and a welcoming smile. She was curt.
Pool... location .... staff
Food ... no indoor bar or restaurant .. no communal socialising area
This is the best hotel in the area compared to other same level hotels in terms of amenities, location and restaurant services.
Spa didn't have an operating jacuzzi. Massage packages were only provided by men.
Very good facilities and near to town but far enough away to be out of the way.
Breakfast was very average and not really up to the standard of the rest of the hotel
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Wendy's StoryMy mom worked at an apple orchard when I was a child...and they made apple cider, apple pies, apple crisps, caramel apples etc. to sell, besides all the wonderful apples...
My mom acquired the recipes for these things, and they all were good, but this one is OMGosh Good! It makes the best caramel apples!
For difficulty, I'm giving them a medium...they're not hard to make, just time consuming and putsy.
Blue Ribbon Recipe
Notes from the Test Kitchen:
What a delight! My grandson and I both look forward to caramel apples each autumn... and these are truly classic. A real Blue Ribbon treat!
What a delight! My grandson and I both look forward to caramel apples each autumn... and these are truly classic. A real Blue Ribbon treat!
1 c
pecans, peanuts, almonds or walnuts, chopped
12 medium
apples, tart ones...washed and dryed
popsicle sticks
2 c
brown sugar
1 c
light corn syrup
8 Tbsp
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1 - 15 oz
can of sweetened condensed milk
1 tsp
Directions Step-By-Step
1Lay out a large sheet of wax paper, sprinkle nuts onto it to be ready to set apples on after dipping.
2Stick popsicle sticks into tops of apples. Set apples aside.
3In a saucepan combine sugar, syrup and butter. Stir well, and bring to a boil over meduim heat, stirring constantly.
4Stir in milk, slowly as to not stop the boiling, continue to stir constantly until mixture reaches 235 degrees/softball stage.
5Remove from heat, stir in vanilla.
6Allow caramel to cool about 5-7 minutes, stirring it constantly. Then dip apples and set into nuts onto waxed paper. Allow to cool. Then Enjoy!!!
7*You'll have to tip sauce pan on it's side almost, then roll the apples in the caramel.
*For extra added yumminess, you can sprinkle more chopped nuts on top of apples after dipping. And/or you can sprinkle many things on them from coconut to crushed oreos.
*Also, something fun to do, especially if giving as gifts...melt some milk chocolate, white chocolate or dark chocolate (or all three) and drizzle over the apples after they've set.
About this Recipe
Course/Dish: Fruit Desserts
Main Ingredient: Fruit
Regional Style: American
Collections: Halloween Treats, Fall Favorites, No Bake Desserts
JoSele Swopes JODIE57 - Sep 27, 2010
OK...I got to have this one...I am the caramel apple monster at this house......
Wendy Rusch snooksk9 - Sep 27, 2010
Well glad I could cater to your ferocious needs! :)
JoSele Swopes JODIE57 - Sep 27, 2010
For Sure For Sure..... :0)
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But it was the intelligence that came out of the Italian Job bust that proved to be the biggest boon. Durst is prohibited from revealing the details, but based on the federal indictments that came later, at least two of the arrestees had information that led to a man whom U.S. law enforcement had been chasing for years. Known as "El Gato"—the Cat—and also "El Viejo"—the Old Man—he was thought to work under Chapo and was long suspected of being the mastermind behind many of the Otay Mesa tunnels. His aliases suggested, rightly, that he was a crafty operator who had been in the game a long time. Interrogations revealed his real name: José Sánchez Villalobos.
According to U.S. and Mexican authorities, he is the regional manager for the Sinaloa cartel's operations in Jalisco and Baja, which includes Tijuana—the man who coordinates all the drug shipments that move through those areas, the CFO of the cartel's busiest and most lucrative trafficking zone. Like Chapo, Villalobos is short, with a broad, pugnacious face. Durst and his team were able to link him not only to the Italian Job Tunnel but also to 2010's Thanksgiving Day Tunnel—another of the most sophisticated tunnels ever found. If the Old Man had served the cartel as long as his alias implied, at the very least he would have known about every Sinaloa tunnel to cross the border in recent years—dozens.
Following the Italian Job seizure, Villalobos knew—or at least worried—that the authorities were onto him. On November 18, 2011, the Mexican army seized $15,300,000 during a raid on a home in Tijuana—the kind of cash that only comes from tunnel operations. They linked it to Villalobos and put a warrant out on him. He holed up in Guadalajara, Sinaloa's historical stronghold, where he was arrested in a raid on January 15, 2012. He is currently in the custody of a Mexican federal prosecutor against organized crime, and the United States is trying to extradite him.
When I met with Durst and the task force in May 2012, four months after Villalobos was captured, not even Durst knew how significant the arrest would be. After allowing me into the surveillance room to watch the latest tunnel being built, he invited me to the presumptive bust, which would most likely take place in the fall. But that didn't happen. Instead, something unusual for Otay Mesa took place.
All tunneling activity ceased.
No more scarecrows putting on shows in front of false businesses, no more trucks leaving with water or dirt. "It just stopped," Durst said in November. "It's a ghost town."
The only explanation anyone could come up with was that Chapo, worried that Villalobos had been compromised, had halted all tunnel operations into Otay Mesa. It would be a fruitless tunnel season for all. The tunnel construction I had seen on the plasma screen in the bunker wasn't even the only one going; the task force had already known of at least four tunnels under development, and every one of them had stopped. Desperate to move their product, the cartel was sending flotillas of panga boats up the coast and dumping their loads on Southern California beaches. It raised a question: Had the task force finally shut down the mesa? "I wouldn't go that far," Durst cautioned. The cartel had ceased digging before, only to restart months later once they were convinced the coast was clear. But this time it seemed a whole year would pass before the cartel completed another tunnel, which the task force seized last November on the day it opened.
Otay is increasingly looking like a losing battle for the traffickers. Yet already, naturally, the cartel has thought up a contingency plan: an evolution, now in its R&D phase, that threatens to increase the number of tunnels burrowing their way into the U.S. exponentially—all thanks to technology stolen from the most profitable industry on earth.
The land east of Otay Mesa, around the agricultural towns of Calexico and Mexicali, is a terrible place to build a sophisticated drug tunnel. The soil is unstable, and the All-American Canal, an eighty-mile-long aqueduct that surrounds Calexico, presents a formidable obstacle. Still, the cartels have found a way.
In October 2008, Mexican authorities, responding to reports of a cave-in and flooding near the canal, discovered a tunnel unlike anything they'd ever seen. Only ten inches wide, it was essentially a pipe. The Mexican cops traced it back to a house about 600 feet from the border, where they found a tractor-like vehicle with a long barrel on its side—a horizontal directional drill, or HDD. Used by oil, gas, and utility industries to quickly bore conduit holes over significant depths and distances, this drill was believed to belong to the AFO. It was the cartel's first known attempt to use cutting-edge industrial equipment to build—in the most literal sense of the word—a drug pipeline.
From a trafficker's point of view, an HDD is a dream come true. "Not a lot of sophistication is required on their end," Jose Garcia, Durst's boss, explained to me when I visited him at the El Centro field office near Calexico. All one needs, he said, is "knowledge of how to maneuver the machine. It's easy. It's fast." With some training, a single operator can drill a thousand-foot-long tunnel, burrowing at any angle, in a matter of weeks. The most advanced HDDs monitor your progress in real time while a self-feeding system automatically lays pipe. The biggest industrial rigs can drill holes five feet in diameter, wide enough for a human.
Since 2008, seven HDD operations have been discovered in the Calexico area. They've all been shut down by tips or exposed, because they've collided with city infrastructure, but Garcia believes it's only a matter of time before the cartels perfect the system. "They keep improving their knowledge and rising in sophistication," he said. "They've got the bucks."
We drove to a site where the latest operation had been discovered: a former Vons supermarket in a mostly abandoned strip mall just west of Calexico. "There was gonna be a legit front business in there," he explained. "It was gonna be called Baja Bikes. Motorcycles. Dirt bikes for the desert. How much business they actually did, I don't know."
In August 2011, a beauty parlor next door had complained to the local fire department about a foul chemical stench. The fire department called in a hazmat unit, which broke through Baja Bikes' back doors. Inside, they found a Ditch Witch JT8020—a sophisticated HDD. Long as a fire truck, the rig was so big that the operators had smashed into the building's ceiling to properly deploy it. "Those are maxi rigs, as big as they come," Garcia said. "Brand-new, we're looking at $500,000. They bought it used for $120,000."
The irony was that the foul smell hadn't even come from the Vons; it had stemmed from a faulty sewage system in the beauty parlor. The pipe's destination, probably a Mexicali warehouse, sat on the other side of the All-American Canal. The plan had been to drill right underneath the canal—an unthinkable feat for a traditional tunnel but routine for HDDs. If it hadn't been for the mix-up with the beauty parlor, the traffickers might have succeeded in creating a functional pipeline in the last place anyone would look, next to a river.
If the cartel can master HDDs, not even the Rio Grande will be an obstacle. They'll be able to dig tunnels within weeks, shrinking them to the size of plumbing pipes, and literally drill into the United States almost anywhere along the border they choose. America's insatiable appetite for drugs could be satisfied by many small, almost undetectable taps—dozens of pipes snaking into the depths like some fever-dream sketch by Rube Goldberg, making ludicrous the very idea of a war on drugs. "The cartels will use these like bank chutes, or maybe install a pulley system," Garcia said. "They're gonna shoot drugs through or money back or whatever." He paused, turning the idea in his head. "It's actually a pretty scary thing, to be honest with you, because you can do this—" he raised his fingers, the sound of the snap vanishing into the dry hot air—"like that."
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Mars Hill Church member: Controversy 'bums us out'on August 13, 2014 @ 7:53 am (Updated: 1:11 pm - 8/13/14 )
We've heard plenty from critics and church leaders. But what about the average member?
Karmen Frisvold and her husband joined Mars Hill seven years ago. She tells KIRO Radio's Jason Rantz she rarely discussed the church with outsiders because she didn't want to get embroiled in religious debates. And while she emphasizes she has no official role, she decided to "come out of the closet" and speak out because the controversy pains her.
"I love the people there. They are amazing," she says. "It bums us out that people feel like they've been hurt. Our number one desire is to see that hurt reconciled, to have everyone back."
Driscoll has come under fire for allegedly bullying and shunning church members, and spending church money to buy his own books and boost sales.
Frisvold says with all of the controversy and recent reports, she doesn't know what to believe.
"I don't like having to argue with people and I'm certainly not here to defend anyone, not even Mark Driscoll, who I love and admire, but my job is not to defend him and he wouldn't want me to defend him," she says.
"I'm just tired of really beautiful people, who I love, being kind of dragged through the mud, which I don't think they deserve."
Frisvold scoffs at criticism Mars Hill is more a cult and says it is unfairly characterized by many who've never been to a service.
"We are just not different from any other church. We are so incredibly boring," she laughs. "There's nothing 'cultie' or weird. These are normal people. These are people you work with."
Frisvold says while she hopes disgruntled church members return, she acknowledges many won't. Her message to them?
"Even if you don't want to be a part of Mars Hill, just find a church you love and start serving people and loving on people."
And as for those who've criticized the church without ever attending service, she invites them to join her on a Sunday.
"Come get to know us. If you don't like it, that's great. Just come check us out, listen to podcasts and decide for yourself," she says.
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Bobby Bedi�s Mahabharat that is to be telecasted on Star Plus is definitely on a role with its cast. After revealing that Nirmal Pandey will be playing Bheesma Pitaama, Telly Buzz gives you yet another news that the chocolate faced boy, Gagan Malik, of Kumkum and Saath Saath fame, will play the character of Krishna.
Confirming the same Gagan says, �I am playing the role of Krishna. It�s a big challenge for me to play this role, and I have been attending workshops and getting to know more about the character in the past few months.� Talking more on the manner in which Bobby Bedi has planned this epic, Gagan quips �The graphics put into the epic is very interesting. The viewers will be able to relate more to the epic as it is relates much more to today�s era.�
Gagan will start shooting for the Star Plus show before the end of October. With his afternoon soap on Zee, Saath Saath, going off air on 31st of this month, the actor will concentrate more on playing Krishna.
Apart from Mahabharat Gagan will also be seen in a Bollywood
movie, �Poison� which is due for a December release. �The movie is on the lines
of the thriller, Johny Gaddar, where I play a struggling music director�,
states the actor. The movie will see a new face Priyal, along with popular
faces like Mukul Dev, Aman Verma, Anju Mahendroo and Deepak Parashar.
The cute actor might also be seen in Dr. Chandraprakash Dwivedi�s 'Upanishad', wherein he will be part of an episodic. �I have been approached to play a role, but nothing is finalized as yet�, says Gagan as he signs off.
For now, it seems like Gagan will get busy playing the cute and adorable Krishn!!
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Another Mahabharat?!
What are all these people doing????
Wish him all the best!!
Another mahabharat? Man ekta is gonna b pissed lol... Good luck to gagan tho n yes pls make him darker it looks weird to see these gora krishnas all the time
thanks. good luck to him.
Hmm. This guy never impressed me with this acting. Anyway, hopefully they will apply make up to darken his complexion for the role. Enough of fair-skinned Krishnas already. :D
i think he is really the right choice he does have the looks to play Krishna and his acting is decent too...at least he will do a far more better job than Krishna of kekta's mahabharat
I didnt like him in saath saath...
He Resembles To Shiney Ahuja ... What Do You aLL tHINK??
thanks for this
wishing gagan all the best
he is great actor, want him to do really really well
oohhh... cant wait to see gagan again on another show... but, i didnt know saath saath is going off air?... why???
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Benjamin Herzliya Business HotelLocated in the heart of the commercial district of Herzelia, Benjamin Herzliya Business Hotel offers free Wi-Fi throughout the property and an on-site a-la-carte restaurant with a terrace serving...
Score from 258 reviews Very good
Good staff.
Old facilities, requiring refurbishing. Bad mattresses. Small place where breakfast is served.
Facilities need a full refurbishing. There is noise from the street. Room where breakfast is served is too small.
What I wrote above.
The hotel is nicely situated -- few minutes walk to the beach and ready bus (public transpo.) in front of the hotel. The breakfast is good.
1. There are no amenities in the room (slippers, toothpaste, toothbrush, soap, shampoo). 2. The half day city tour (Jaffa and Tel Aviv) is so short; while the visit to the diamond center is very long.
Front desk staff were very courteous, helpful and spoke very good English. Location is just a block from the beach and cafés and shops in the opposite direction. The front desk staff is what makes this hotel adequate.
The facility is very dated and a very tired decor. Carpets in hallways were old, worn and stained in places. Room had tile and new laminate. Room cleaning could use some improvement...(I cleaned my rooms previous occupant's beard trimmings from the pedestal sink shelf)...
Old room , housekeeping changed our towels but didn't clean & organized the bed !
Rooms are old. Bathrooms are old. They don't even give shower shampoo. Room Gives impression of being unclean. Breakfast fair
Best location, very close to the Hilton beach. Extra friendly staff. Fresh and clean hotel. Much more than I excepted.
Not very rich breakfast.
Staff very helpful nice atmosphere great position nice room and pleasantly surprised with bathroom Great to have Shabbat lift Got lovely quiet room as requested
Chose this hotel as know owned bt Rabbi, have shiurim, Bet Knesset etc so very upset had to pack and vacate room on Shabbat. Staff really tried to help, gave us longer and place for bags but for Chagim and Shabbat religious Jews should be allowed to stay put. No soap in shower, tissues in toilet for Shabbat, or mini extras like shampoo. Breakfast adequate but poor, eg choice of cereal, no yoghurts etc.
I liked the location very near to the sea and the Promenade.The staff at the reception is very friendly . Beautiful view from the wuindow,well equipped and confortable room.
Nothing to indicate.
Floors in both the main room and bathroom were not cleaned very well. Dust balls and dirt.
There's some nice cafes just up the street, a coin laundry across the street. Staff were great.
wifi wasn't great.
We liked the location, and friendly staff.
We didn't like: breakfast, state of the bathroom, etc
The staff at the reception. The view from the room.
The breakfast was a little poor.
the rooms are large, very clean, silent, (we were on the 10th floor), the position is very good 3 min walking from the beach, the wifi works in excellent way and the staff is very very nice and helpful
the hotel is a little bit old, not very modern. Breakfast is ok but could be better, it is not so good as the rest of services
you get what you pay for. "cheap" hotel in the center of tel aviv.
very noisy, thin thin windows. and the light comes right through the curtains. i was awake at 5:30am. also due to street noise.
Great location and price. Very friendly and accommodating staff. Clean. Great breakfast. I am glad I did my homework. Two minutes from the Tel Aviv beach promenade.
Traffic noise in AM, but it is Tel Aviv.
Location is fine if you're staying in Tel Aviv (not just spending the night between the flight and going elsewhere in Israel) Breakfast was good Lady at the reception helped us resolve an issue with the taxi driver
The facilities and the room itself looked very old and beat We asked for a double bed in a double room, but instead got two single beds Pretty far from the bus or railway station
well located, clean, affordable, great breakfast, staff is very accommodating.
The hotel is suitable for religious people located close to major synagogues
We stayed for Shabbat. A big groop stayed for bar mitzvah and the hotel suited themselves for the groop neglecting the rest of the guests for instance breakfast was limited till 9 am.
Again, back to Deborah. Easy to get there from train station. Good located close to the shopping area and to restaurants, coffees and to the Gordon beach. Very nice and friendly staff. The breakfast contains vegetables, bread, salat and some sweets too, so I am sure you will find what you like. The room had enough space with all the necessary equipment you need. They clean it every day. This time I was on the 11th floor, without noise problems, so I could sleep well. I left for the airport during the night and they were so kind to prepare me some breakfast. This was more than nice.
There was a problem with the Wifi network. Available only in lobby area. Hope they are going to fix it soon so that the rooms are also covered.
run down, room fridge and internet didn't work ask numerous times about the room fridge but it never was fixed, bathroom was mouldy,mirrors broken, wardrobe rotted away
They have very low pre-paid rates. They are on Ben Yehuda, which is a main street, good neighborhood and only 2-3 blocks from the beach. Great value for the location, just poor internet.
Ignore bad comments about condition. The hotel is old and not in as good condition compared to US standards. It is, however, typical of most Tel-Aviv 3-star hotels and many European 3-star hotels. Internet appears to be a major issue. First night, no internet in the entire building, but in lobby. Second night no internet anywhere except for a pay-for-time kiosk in the lobby, which I had to use.
This was not my first time in the hotel. Easy to set there from the train station. Very good located in the center. Close to the shopping area and to restaurants, coffees and to the Gordon beach of course Very nice and friendly staff. The breakfast contains vegetables, bread, salat and some sweets too, so I am sure you will find what you like. The room has enough space with all the necessary equipment you need. They clean the rooms every day.
Because of the thin glasses and the busy Ben Yehuda street the room even on the 6th floor was too noisy. The water pressure in the shower for hot water was low.
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Brunch in San Diego isn't just for holidays and special occasions. This popular meal can be enjoyed on any weekend, and even some weekdays, in hotels and trendy restaurants across the county. It's family-friendly, ranges from casual to upscale, and might just cure your hangover blues. Wasabi Bloody Mary? Bring it on, but save room--San Diego chefs have turned brunch into quite a culinary event that isn't just about eggs and bacon.
Brunch in San Diego exists in the all-you-can-eat buffet style, such as the seven stations at the Crown Room where you may also partake in bottomless mimosas. Or, perhaps you'd just like to try the crab cake Benedict at Burlap, where the brunch menu is a la carte. Either way, these restaurants have offerings and experiences that are completely exclusive to brunch.
If you're having trouble deciding where to go, we've made a list of San Diego's 10 best brunches. While there are lot of places that offer breakfast until late in the day, these venues have a proper brunch menu. We've done our best to list the days that brunch is offered, but let's face it, you should call ahead as things can and do change. It would definitely behoove you to make a reservation in advance.
Allow enough time for a post-brunch nap. These innovative brunches are so good that you'll surely want to indulge.
10 Humphreys Restaurant
An established and well-regarded hotel restaurant with lovely water views, Humphreys on Shelter Island focuses on fresh American cuisine. The Sunday brunch buffet is fantastic, complete with carving and pasta stations, made to order omelettes, a seafood table, create your own waffles, salad and cheese displays, and an amazing selection of desserts, including chocolate dipped strawberries. Not to mention, there are free-flowing mimosas. (619-224-3577, 619-523-1010)
9 The Shores Restaurant - La Jolla Shores Hotel
Located steps away from the ocean, The Shores Restaurant has one of the best views in all of San Diego. It is almost as if you can reach out the window and touch the sand. Sunday brunch is a la carte and features favorites such as huevos rancheros, brioche french toast, chilaquiles and more. Renowned chef and award-winning cookbook authour, Bernard Guillas, changes the menu based on what is in season. The Shores Restaurant is a part of the La Jolla Shores Hotel and provides room service to the lucky guests. (8584560600)
8 Hash House A Go Go
Modern diner Hash House A Go Go specializes in BIG "Twisted Farm Food" so bring your appetite. For brunch (served a la carte), indulge in a plate of hash with meatloaf, salmon, or corned beef. Try flapjacks such as the traditional buttermilk variety, or something different like blackberry-granola or butterscotch-almond. Nursing a hangover? Order the "O'Hare of the Dog," a 24-oz Budweiser in a brown bag and a side of bacon. Lunch and dinner choices are just as mammoth including a one-pound burger stuffed with mashed potatoes and bacon, or go for the stellar sage fried chicken. (619-298-4646)
7 Urban Solace
Owned and operated by Chef Matt Gordon and his wife, Urban Solace in North Park offers brunch-goers two options. "Blunch" on Saturdays includes breakfast-type items such as Kitchen Sink Biscuits and Gravy, Eggaroni (cheesy macaroni and egg baked casserole with smoked ham and charred tomatoe), salads and sandwiches. Bluegrass brunch is only on Sundays, where diners can enjoy live bluegrass music over a larger menu including beef cheek hash, grits, butter-pecan french toast and more. Specialty cocktails including mojitos, bellinis and more will certainly put you in a cheery mood. Urban Solace is just that--a neighborhood eatery that prides itself on good, creative food and excellent service. (6192956464)
6 R-Gang Eatery
Season 5 Top Chef contestant Rich Sweeney created R-Gang Eatery as a fun, unpretentious place to share his modernized versions of classic favorites. Brunch is no exception, and served every day but Monday. Tater tots have been transformed into culinary masterpieces. Try the blue cheese and bacon stuffed or the jalapeno, cheddar and sour cream stuffed tots. Perhaps the Captain Crunch-stuffed french toast, biscuits and gravy or a gourmet benny will do. All ages will enjoy R-Gang Eatery, but those not driving will need to sample a morning favorite such as the Wasabi Bloody Mary. (6196772845)
5 Mediterranean Room
The chic-elegant Mediterranean Room's claim to fame is threefold: ocean views, impeccable service and superb seafood. Enjoy one of San Diego's finest Sunday brunches alfresco or inside near the fireplace in comfortable chairs that beg you to stay for multiple servings. On the buffet menu are standout dishes such as their famous Paella Valencia (on holidays), a seafood bar, omelettes, pancakes, waffles, street tacos, and a fully loaded dessert table. Free-flowing sparkling wine can be added on for a very reasonable price. If you're minding the waist-line, an a la carte menu is always an option. The brunch offerings expand for holidays. Recipient of Wine Spectator's Best of Award of Excellence. (858-454-0771)
4 Le Fontainebleau
The Westgate Hotel is meant to be a re-creation of an anteroom in the Palace of Versailles with antiques, Baccarat crystal chandeliers, plush carpets and brocade chairs. Le Fontainebleau, the hotel's modern-French restaurant, hosts an extravagant Sunday brunch with enormous variety. Highlights include a full service breakfast station with made-to-order omelettes and eggs, a sushi table, gourmet cheese and meats, fresh seafood display, a carving station and much more. The extensive brunch menu is available online. (619-238-1818)
3 Searsucker
Celebrity Chef Brian Malarkey of TLC's Mega Bites and Bravo's Top Chef, opened Searsucker in the heart of San Diego's trendy Gaslamp Quarter. Champagne Sunday brunch is an excellent time to try this venue, which also made our list of San Diego's best restaurants. The creative and witty New American menu features local favorites such as the Two-handed Burger (it has baconaise, need I say more?) and egg scrambles featuring lobster, chorizo and manchego. Alongside Bloody Mary's, Man-mosas (bourbon, blackberry, maple syrup, champagne) and Tooth of the Dog (prickly pear, tequila, lime) cocktails will surely right the ship after a long night out. (6192337327)
2 Crown Room at Hotel del Coronado
Sunday brunch in the Crown Room at the Hotel del Coronado has been a long-time local favorite and award-winning year after year. Patrons dine under Victorian-era, dark vaulted ceilings and stunning crown chandeliers. Seven dining stations feature favorites that might include farm-to-table gourmet salads, braised short ribs, Alaskan king crab, charcuterie, prime rib, vintage candy and more. The menu changes based on what ingredients are in season. Also included are mimosas, Bloody Mary's or freshly squeezed screwdrivers. The Crown Room can accommodate large groups, however, be sure to make a reservation in advance, regardless of how many are in your party. (619-522-8490)
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Alex Vazquez showed up to the extravajamza event at the Davenport skatepark in Iowa this past week.Had fun with the fam Drew York and friends and sent through some photos of the good times! ++
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Our boy Neyer took a bad spill this past weekend during the Cinema X Etnies trip in Portland. After a long day of riding, a smith hard 180 during a skatepark demo got the best of him and he broke his lower leg. He was rushed to the hospital and put into surgery soon after. Luckily Neyer has been in the good care of John Povah, Will Stroud and Aaron Cooke with the ARF, big shout out to those guys.
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I Don't Want To SeeSometimes I close my eyesAnd pretend i'm blind.Though I can't seeI try to continueOn down the pathThat I once believed was rightAnd though I knowThat I have strayed from the pathThat I have been swayed and moved off courseI will not open my eyesBecause I am blindAt least I wish I was.I keep walkingAnd even though I can still hearThe sounds of the painAnd the damageI might be bringing to othersOr the danger I'm slowly walking towardsBut I keep goingI don't open my eyesAnd I walk directly off that cliffThough I don't see the fall.Because I'm blindOr at least I wish I wasBecause I don't want to see.
Death Doesn't Happen To YouYour death doesn't happen to youNo, you get peace for eternityAt the cost of a single cutWhat you don't see,Are all those peopleLeft standing at your funeralTrying to figure outHow they'll be ableTo live in a worldWithout you in it.Yet you have the audacity to thinkYou could take something as importantAs your life away from us,To put our hearts at stakeAnd throw your life awayBecause you can't takeThe struggle of living.What you don't seeIs that your life isn't yours,It belongs to meIt belongs our mom and our dadYour growing number of friendsAnd that girl you wish you hadYour life never belonged to youIt is a gift that belongsTo those who care for youAnd you think you have the rightTo just throw that awayAs if our love doesn't matterThat we could be cast astray,Well i won't bei love you too much for thatAnd whenever you try leaveI'll always bring you backBecause your death doesn't happen to youIt happens to meTo our mom and dadYour growing number of
I Don't Want To Say I Love YouI don't want to say "I love you",Because my words will make it realMake my love for you actualPalpable and ,worst of all, breakable.My love would manifest itselfLike a sheet of glass between usThat you could shatter withThe slightest touch.I don't want to say "I love you",Because those words don't showThe truth to youThey don't show how importantYou truly are to meThat I want to wake up every dayAnd fall asleep every nightWith you by my side .I don't want to say "I love you",Because you might returnthe same words to me.And we would love togetherOur hearts growing as oneBut tragedy might strikeAnd you might be taken from meLeaving me with half a heartAnd no one say those three words to.I don't want to say "I love you"Because I doI love you more than life itselfAnd that scares me.But I'll say itBecause no matter how large my fearsOr small my worriesI want you to knowThat "I love you".
When I Shall DieWhen I shall die I ask not for a coffinTo display my mortal bodyTo the Earth beneath.I ask not for a funeralA celebration of my life and memoryThough both would be soon forgottenI ask not for roses nor liliesTo slowly rot away in coherence with me.When I shall dieI merely ask for a stoneWith my name etched onto its soulAnd of this stone I beg,To remember meRemember I was here , that I existed,For all eternity.
Your Poetry SucksYes, roses are redAnd violets are blueBut you have to understandWho said they had to,Its about imaginationEmotion and orignalityNot the reiterationOf dead men's practicalityThese words,They are your sentenceTo a world that has to listenAs you create the differenceWhether it beWith angst poem against loveOr how you set your heart freeTo fly like a dove,For these wordsWhether or not they be trueTheir beauty and idealsWill be used to define you,So yes,Hope ,in fact, has feathersAnd like a caged bird it singsBut these words will only be tethersThat strip you of your wings,Those are their wordsMeant for their timeAnd meant for their herds,But this your timeMeant for your wordsAnd whether they be meaningful, stupidOr completely absurdI'm sure they'll be amazing.
EverybodyEverybody lives,Everybody dies.Everybody breathes.Everybody cries.We all scream.We all suffer.We all squirm and fight against the pressure of life.We all are unique.Everybody has a purpose.Everybody was meant to do something great.Everybody lives, grows, learns, ages.Everybody's purpose ends for the same reason.So I shall make it easy for my children.I will teach them not lies but truth.I will show them both darkness and light.I will praise them for embracing both sides.I will teach my children too see clearly.I will teach them how to understand pain and death,but not to fear it.I will show my children to love and to hate,.but not without a reason.I will show my children the cruelty of life,but I will show them the beauty, too.For one day, when I am no longer here,it is my children who will have to teach the future.Teach the younger generations what I have taught them.Teach them about the rain and the stars,the earth and the heavens above that my not exist.T
dearly belovedthese daysyour name has been slippingin and out of my rib cageand sometimes,my heart forgets to beat.it's funny,i suppose—how even after all these months i stilldon't want to believe thatyou're dead. how during thefirst couple of weeks i prayedto a god i didn't believe in and begged to knowif death tasted sweet to you. how once,when the monsters in my headdidn't let me sleep, iwrote you three poems and thendestroyed four.you were a supernova thatlit up my life fora few radiant moments before,like all good things in thisfilthy world,you came to an end.the sinner in me hopes that you have wings now.but i think that,most of all,i hope you no longerremember what painfeels like.
.i've been dreamingabout bones,ribs poking upthrough the ground,my cata white and fleshlessthing that rattlesin his sleep,haunches bare and cleanas a whisker,he wretches withthe face of a devil,he drops mea sack of lovein the morning,a stainon the carpetas well as the eye,am i showingenough backbone now?i painteda crescent moon onmy skull ofa hareso he can gazeat it even in death,i don't care muchfor the rites buthe looks goodon my bedside tablei close my eyesto those threeon my wall,i don't seei don't speaki don't hear(what is this, a fucking cathedral?)
.slicing openthe tips of my fingers,four in one strokethen the thumba little flesh hatfor the spirit in each(love is dead, lilith)
.and you;i understand if you have towith the sun painted gold on yourtiger back bone, i won't moveeverything else is in it's place,everything -if you open your eyes up wide,put your ear tothe lungs that breathe insidebut not in mine, no not in my holy waters,my still still waters, but stillthe sea will surge overthe sand, and i will take whateveryou can give me and sleep, i will sayi want the hand of god betweenmy ribs, i want a mechanical life,i want no part in the winding evilcurling itself inside me, pleasei want no part in settling down, i wantto see stars the colour of champagne, openwrists like blind slats so i can seethe light, keep fresh insidewith cling film stretched across,go on then do it, listen, i will let you,i will take your lover's song, the blamebe storyteller to them all, sit intheir kitchens, pet their dogsconceal the fact and smileas life drags me down the aisleto that bastard standing theredressed all in black, the king of allthat dea
.even the devil'sgot a kinder firethan you, red -was the wolfafter all that he'd eaten,it says you need to look at mewhen i'm talking to you,so i open my eyesbut i don't see,i say i understand,but i don't know -if i'll come aroundthis time to see it sittingthere, thinking -i'm dead,i understand,i understand,and maybe if i scrunch upmy eyes when i go,i'll be able to withstandthe heat(why keep feeding a stray that you don't want around?)
What love is not, what love isFirst of all love is not lustIts not sexual Its not an obsession Its not a feeling of liking someone Its not something that has a measurement Its not something that has a time limit Its not something you can put a price on Its not conditional.Love is unconditionalYou learn to love Love is a commitment Love is a promise Love is something that does not change once it starts Love is a bondLove is something that is hard to understand You can love someone without liking them but you cant love someone if you hate them Love never changes Love is forgiveness Love is powerful You can love someone from a distance meaning you can love someone that has hurt you but that doesn't mean you will let them hurt you twice, you can love them from a distance and because you love them you can forgive themIt took me fifteen years to understand loveBut I realize that I am luckyMost people may not underst
R.I.P WordsDo you know what it feels like?To feel something, but...be unable to express what it is;to be silent;to fight it alone.I know how much it hurts,but I don't know how to show it.Poetry used to be my refuge,a place where I could be alone -express all my emotions,without being judged.I'm losing it.I can't connect to poetry.Everything sounds so stupid...Everything I write sounds stupid.I have to erase all my feelings,because they don't sound right.The words aren't real.They don't show what I feelAnd maybe this will be the last.Maybe I'm gone:lost of all emotions.I'm truly alone...I used to have poetry.Now I have nothing.
One dose of glitterOne dose of glitter can light up the worldOne little thought can bring back little girlsFairies and dragons and strong, worthy knightsOne dose of glitter can shine through the nightHush, little girl, for the stars in the skyShining so sweetly like your stunning eyesDon't let the nightmares define what you'll beNotice the beauty within every dreamHush, little girl, there is no need to fight…One dose of glitter to light up the night.
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Gets it up everytime. Loss of sensation is a problem. I agree with other commentator that masturbation after sex is only way to have an orgasm sometimes. Does increase girth and length some. This may be the reason for loss of sensation since the penis's outer skin is stretched so tight. Wife likes it--duh.
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Viagra made me feel like I was going to pass out and Cialis was hit and miss. This was fabulous 10 mins. after injection, I had a real boner, hard and firm. It's kind of expensive, and one poster said he had a tr--mixture put together by his pharmacist that was much cheaper. I never heard of Pharmacists doing such a thing. I would be afraid to ask mine. CVS
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This works great. Also, my physician prescribed a tri-mix which the pharmacy compounded which is much less expensive than Caverject or Edex.
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The graticule described is for a polar aspect.
Meridians: Equally spaced straight lines intersecting at the central pole. The angles displayed are the true angles between meridians.
Parallels: Unequally spaced circles centered on the central pole. Spacing increases gradually away from this pole.
Pole: The central pole is a point; the other pole is not shown.
Symmetry: About any meridian.
This is a perspective projection on a plane tangent at the center point from the point antipodal to the center point. The center point is a pole in the common polar aspect, but can be any point. This projection has two significant properties. It is conformal, being free from angular distortion. Additionally, all great and small circles are either straight lines or circular arcs on this projection. Scale is true only at the center point and is constant along any circle having the center point as its center. This projection is not equal-area.
The polar aspect of this projection appears to have been developed by the Egyptians and Greeks by the second century B.C.