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By Julie Reed Bell | Photography by Nanine Hartzenbusch
Posted: Wednesday, Jan. 18, 2012
Valentine's Day is upon us. Time to pull out the tablecloth, light a few candles and put on the romantic music. Avoid the crowds and the costs by staying at home with your sweetheart this year. Below, some of Charlotte's best chefs share their recommendations, reminiscences and recipes to make your dinner date a delight.
Chef Pamela Roberts, culinary technology instructor at Central Piedmont Community College, says, "When my sweetie cooks anything for me, whether it's salad or pasta or even just a sandwich, I think it's romantic because he's thinking about me." It really doesn't matter what the food is, she says. It's time and effort put into the meal that means so much.
Chef Sandra Mannaravalappil of The South Charlotte Chef agrees. Anything someone has taken the time to create with their own hands is a gift of love, she says. "When you make something yourself, you are filling it with love."
Roberts' suggestion for a great Valentine's dinner? Make something that sounds exotic, like beef Wellington, that is actually simple if you break it down to individual servings. Try it with a salad with hearts of palm, arugula and tomatoes dressed in olive oil and balsamic vinegar, and assorted berries for dessert. "If you keep the menu simple," she says, "you have so much more time to spend with your loved one."
Keeping the menu simple is also a great way to make sure the dinner remains affordable and stress-free, she says. "This isn't the time to try a new recipe," Roberts cautions. "If your sweetie's favorite meal is pork chops, make pork chops. Don't try to make a soufflé just because your best friend is making one for her sweetie."
Mannaravalappil agrees. "If a recipe has a hundred steps, step away from it, she says. Romance does not mean complicated."
She also reminds the home cooks that they don't need to make oysters and lobster or filet mignon. "You can put anything in or on puff pastry and it looks amazing for an appetizer, main course or dessert." Or, go a different route with her seafood martini appetizer just get a lobster tail, four shrimp and a little crab. "Delicious, simple and well within a limited budget," she says. Also, since this is a cold appetizer, it can be made the day before.
Make the atmosphere romantic by adding candles and flowers, using cloth napkins and playing soft music, Roberts says. As for wine pairings with the meal, since Champagne can be pricey and expected, look at a Spanish cava or Italian prosecco. Both have lovely bubbles and make any event special, she says.
Put a strawberry or raspberry in whichever sparkler you choose for the dessert course, according to Mannaravalappil. If you want to do something really fancy, she says, put a scoop of lemon sorbet in a champagne flute along with a splash of prosecco and a mint sprig, and you have an easy palate cleanser.
If you're an inexperienced cook, Roberts recommends making a checklist, just like professionals use. It should include: the entire menu and recipes; what needs to be done first?; can anything be made in advance?; a shopping list make sure you check what you have at home first; what dishes and glasses will you need; timing sometimes it helps to work backward to ensure you have time to get everything done.
Mannaravalappil also stresses the importance of early planning and advises home cooks to have realistic expectations. Stress does not add to a romantic mood, she says, so just go with the flow and have fun.
If you truly feel uncomfortable cooking, Roberts says theres nothing wrong with ordering in but set an outstanding table. "The entire point of the evening is to spend quality romantic time with your partner, not to be stressed out, ruin your mood and have a not-so-enjoyable evening."
For a simple dessert, she says, "Present a dish of strawberries and whipped cream with the rule: You cannot feed yourself. If you have some chocolate sauce to dip the berries in, add a few small paintbrushes labeled 'For the chocolate' and see if imagination takes over."
And her most important piece of advice? "Do not buy cheap chocolates."
Mannaravalappil says that for years she was a serious diabetic. On her most meaningful Valentine's Day, she came home from work and her husband had roses and long-stemmed strawberries waiting for her, plus a nine-volt battery for her glucose meter. "Since I couldn't eat chocolate, plain strawberries were perfect. It also took a great deal of thought for him to include the battery, as I really needed it and had no time to get it."
Roberts sums up the holiday perfectly, saying, "After all, isn't Valentine's Day about making the ones you love feel good?"Individual Beef Wellington
Courtesy of Chef Pamela Roberts, culinary technology instructor at Central Piedmont Community CollegeFor the Individual Beef Wellington
2 tablespoons olive oil
1 tablespoon butter
2 minced shallots
1 pound coarsely chopped mixed mushrooms
2 cloves fresh minced garlic
2 sprigs fresh thyme
1/2 cup white wine
2 teaspoons kosher salt
1 teaspoon black pepper
1 tablespoon butter
Salt and pepper to taste
4 6- to 8-ounce 1 1/2-inch thick beef tenderloin cleaned of silver skin
1-2 sheets puff pastry dough
1 egg and 1 cup water, whisked together for egg washFor the red wine demi-glace
1 package of demi-glace, such as More Than Gourmet Demi-Glace Gold
3 ounces red wine (cabernet, merlot or zinfandel)Heat a medium sauté pan over medium heat. Add the olive oil and butter. Sauté the shallots and mushrooms. Once the mushrooms begin to release their liquid, add the garlic and the thyme. Sauté the mushroom mixture for 3 minutes. Add the white wine, salt and pepper; continue to cook until the wine has evaporated. Remove the thyme stalks. Add the butter and stir. Adjust seasonings with salt and pepper. Cool the mushroom mixture.Heat a sauté pan over high heat. Season the beef tenderloin steaks with salt and pepper. Sear the tenderloin 2 to 3 minutes on each side for medium rare. (Cook 1 minute per side for rare and 4 to 5 minutes for well done.) Remove the meat from the heat and cool.Unfold the puff pastry and brush with egg wash. Cut the pastry into quarter squares. Place a small mound of the cooled mushroom mixture in the center of each square of pastry. Place the cooled tenderloin on top of the mushrooms. Fold the pastry over and around the meat and mushrooms to create a nice bundle. Place seam side down on a parchment lined baking sheet. Brush the pastry with egg wash. Bake the Wellingtons in a 400-degree oven for 15 to 20 minutes or until the pastry is puffed and golden brown.Make the red wine demi-glace by using a demi-glace mix. Substitute the red wine for half of the water when following the package directions.Seafood Martini
Courtesy of Chef Sandra Mannaravalappil of The South Charlotte Chef1 medium cooked lobster tail sliced into medallions
4 large steamed shrimp, butterflied
4 ounces lump crabmeat
1/4 cup mayonnaise
2 tablespoons ketchup
Boston lettuce
Avocado chopped into cubes
Chives or dill for garnish
Two chilled martini glassesMix mayonnaise and ketchup together to make a Russian dressing.
In each martini glass, put one lettuce leaf in the bottom of the glass to create a bowl. Spoon in a teaspoon of dressing and place crabmeat on top. Add some of the avocado, dressing and lobster. Repeat process again with shrimp. Add some of the cubed avocado, and drizzle remaining dressing on top. Sprinkle with either chopped dill or chives and serve.
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He was the DC at Wisconsin before he took over the NIU program two years ago, after taking over NIU his record is 23-4 as a head coach. I like the idea of having a young enthusiastic head coach with a defensive background. State had a boat load of defensive talent this season, and the only thing keeping them from competing in the ACC was miserable coaching. I wish Dana Bible would stick around, but Yow wants a complete overhaul. Only time will tell I guess. My biggest fear is Doeren leaving the program if he is successful in turning around, and a bigger school comes calling.
That's always a concern yes. I'm actually quite concerned that we'll lose Golden after next season, as I'm about 80% sure Miami will win the ACC next year and make an appearance in the Orange Bowl and that will be the first season after sanctions are announced so he'll try to maximize his earnings at its highest point before the scholie reductions start to kick in (although we are going to self impsoe 5 ships for this year's class in addition to the 2 bowls). I think he's waiting right now because he knows next year should be an excellent season with what is arguably the deepest WR corps in the country and a full OL all back, with Morris back and ofcourse Duke starting. The offense will be killer next season and the defense should improve. Coupled with FSU losing alot of defensive talent means we should be the preseason favorite to win the conference. They'll need to pay 3m to keep him and I dont think they'll pay that kind of money. So I'm concerned about our situation also.
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Papiss Cisse got both goals last night as Newcastle rebounded from a 4-0 loss at Wigan by beating Chelsea 2-0. Spurs scored three times in the second half to defeat Bolton 4-1.
Tottenham and Newcastle both have 65 points, one fewer than third-place Arsenal, with two games left. Tottenham holds fourth place, the final qualifying spot for Europe's elite Champions League, on goal difference.
"It's still tight," Spurs manager Harry Redknapp said in a televised interview. "Newcastle's result has opened it all up and kept them in it."
Cisse scored in each half as Newcastle won a league match at Stamford Bridge for the first time since 1986. Cisse has 13 goals in 12 league matches since joining Newcastle in January from German club Freiburg. The Magpies host league leader Manchester City next on May 6.
The loss leaves Chelsea in sixth place, four points behind Newcastle and Tottenham. The Blues will probably have to win the May 19 Champions League final against Bayern Munich to qualify for next season's competition. That would drop the fourth-place finisher into the second-tier Europa League.
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He then clinched Newcastle's seventh win in eight games in second-half stoppage time by bending a shot with the outside of his foot from the left edge of the penalty area over Cech into the top right corner of the net.
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The loss keeps Bolton in the three relegations places at the bottom of the standings behind Queens Park Rangers on goal difference, with both teams having 34 points.
Bolton's Fabrice Muamba returned to the Reebok Stadium for the first time since suffering a cardiac arrest during an F.A. Cup game between the same two teams in London on March 17. The midfielder received a standing ovation as he was introduced on the field before the game.
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Van der Vaart put Tottenham back in front in the 60th minute and Adebayor added goals in the 62nd and 69th minutes to clinch Tottenham's second win in 13 league games at Bolton.
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4/14/2013 - 4/19/2013
4/12/2015 - 4/17/2015
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Montreat, North Carolina
Price starting at:
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15; 5 Breakfasts, 5 Lunches, 5 Dinners
Meal Options:
Low Fat; Low Salt; Vegetarian; Gluten Free
Activity Particulars
All facilities are in one building, with approximately 300 yards walking required; a few stairs. Outside areas are mountainous, with inclines and uneven terrain.
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Winston Churchill: Greatest Leader of the 20th Century
Sir Winston Churchill � distinguished British statesman, soldier and author � served as First Lord of the Admiralty in World War 1 and Prime Minister during Britain�s darkest hours in World War II. Throughout his career, his leadership inspired the nation. He was a successful politician and statesman, a military innovator with an intimate understanding of war and a successful author who won the Nobel Prize for Literature. Sesssion taught by Bert Lockwood.
Legends of King Arthur
Trace literary epics from Sir Geoffrey of Monmouth�s battle records to Chretien de Troyes' French romances, Malory�s "Le Morte d�Arthur," and the prose of T.H. White�s "The Once and Future King." Learn about the many layers of Arthurian ideals.
Fun with Gilbert and Sullivan
Experience the delight of the comic operettas of Gilbert and Sullivan as we focus on the big three: �H. M. S. Pinafore,� �The Pirates of Penzance,� and �The Mikado." Delve into the stories, satirical lyrics and marvelous musical harmonies with piano performances and explore the connections between Gilbert and Sullivan�s theatrical devices and 20th-century American musicals using video excerpts.
Originally founded as a spiritual retreat center, Montreat, nestled on Lake Susan at the foot of Graybeard Mountain, continues to be a peaceful destination for those seeking respite. Footpaths weave through the 4,000 acres of surrounding woodlands and the nearby Blue Ridge Mountains offer other recreational opportunities.
Beautiful conference center overlooking small lake in the center of Montreat. Spacious lounges, classrooms, fireplace and dining facilities in same building.
Road Scholar Instructors
These instructors are participating on at least one date of this program. Please note that changes may occur.
Michael Ruiz
Originally from Camden, N.J., Michael Ruiz is a pianist whose original piano concertos were performed by the Winston-Salem Symphony, with each of his three children as soloists. He was featured on CNN for innovative multimedia use of the computer in higher education and was the 2004 University of North Carolina Asheville recipient of the UNC Board of Governor�s Award for Excellence in Teaching. Michael holds a Ph.D. in theoretical physics from the University of Maryland.
Bobbie Pell
For over 25 years, Bobbie Pell has shared her love of story with audiences through written works, storytelling performances and workshops. Her specialty area, Celtic folklore and traditions, focuses on faerie lore, ballads and myths. A modern-day minstrel, Bobbie unites song and story in delightful images and universal themes. She holds degrees in Outdoor Environmental Education, Creative Writing and Literature. She lives on Avalon Ridge with her husband Ron and their many golden retrievers.
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Assembly Inn, Montreat Conference Center
Montreat, NC
5 nights
Assembly Inn, Montreat Conference Center
Conference Center
This stately hotel is a beautiful stone building, overlooking a small lake. It has a beautiful, spacious lobby with a fireplace and comfortable furniture for fellowship, puzzles and games, or just relaxing. The building was made from native stone that sparkles with mica. The dining room is in the same building as our housing and meeting facilities, and an elevator serves all floors (except for 7 steps going into one main meeting area). Of Montreat's 4,000 acres, 2,500 acres are dedicated to wilderness and are entered in the NC Registry of National Heritage Areas, and we have more than a dozen maintained hiking trails. Tennis courts also available. We will have board and card games in the lobby for your enjoyment, but if you have a favorite, please feel free to bring it along. An outdoor pool is located on the grounds, but it not open during our Road Scholar programs (only open June 1 - first week in August). However, a lovely fitness center (Cheshire Fitness) is located just a few miles away, and they offer daily or weekly rates for visitors. There are no TVs or phones in the individual housing rooms, but there is a TV in the main lobby, and guests can be reached by leaving a message at the front desk (staffed 24 hours a day). If it is urgent, the front desk staff will contact the coordinator who will deliver the message in person, otherwise a note will be left on the guest's housing door. A quiet reading room is also available, located near the main lobby of the Assembly Inn.
Ship Information:
401 Assembly Drive, Montreat, NC 28757
Contact info:
401 Assembly Drive
Montreat, NC 28757 USA
phone: 828-669-2911 x0
Facility amenities:
All housing accommodations will be in the Assembly Inn. All rooms have private baths. The bathrooms have a tub/shower unit. Most double occupancy rooms have two beds (a double bed and a single). Single occupancy rooms have one double bed. The bedrooms also have a desk, a clock, radio, Kleenex, closets and lamps, as well as a sink and counter and a large mirror. It would be helpful to bring an umbrella, a flashlight, and individual make-up mirror, if desired. Blankets, sheets, pillows, (beds are made), bath mat and a towel set will be provided (rooms are served by our housekeeping staff and clean towels are available daily). Rooms are heated, and some rooms are air-conditioned. All our meeting spaces are air conditioned. Snack and cold drink vending machines are located on the ground floor, and ice machines are on the second and third floors. Wireless Internet access (with personal laptop) in all areas of the Assembly Inn. Computer in main lobby for access to email and Internet. Courtesy phones are located on each floor.
Smoking allowed:
Elevators available:
Additional nights prior:
call for price/availability. Rooms are not typically available, due to retreats. Participants may call to check availability. If no rooms are available, the coordinator will assist them in finding a hotel nearby.
Check in time:
Additional nights after:
call for price/availability. Rooms are not typically available, due to retreats. Participants may call to check availability. If no rooms are available, the coordinator will assist them in finding a hotel nearby.
Check out time:
Travel Details
Start of Program:
4:00 - 5:30 PM, at the Assembly Inn. You will be staying at
Assembly Inn, Montreat Conference Center
that night.
End of Program:
12:30 PM, then lunch from 12:30 - 1:30 at the Assembly Inn You will be staying at
Assembly Inn, Montreat Conference Center
the night before.
Required documents:
The Road Scholar Health & Safety Form is required.
Parking availability:
Free parking at the Assembly Inn in Montreat.
To Start of Program
Montreat, NC
Nearest city or town:
Black Mountain, NC; nearest large town: Asheville, NC
Nearest highway:
Route 9 to Interstate 40
Nearest airport:
Asheville Regional Airport
From End of Program
Montreat, NC
Additional transportation information same as above
Travel Details
Knoxville, TN
From Airport
None - Car Required
Travel Time:
2 hours, all interstate
Greenville, SC
From Airport
None - Car Required
Travel Time:
1 1/2 hours, all interstate
Asheville, NC
From Bus Terminal
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Advanced Reservations Required
Per Person/One Way:
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Prices are subject to change.
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18 miles
arrange for transport with Road Scholar coordinator at Montreat; she will coordinate times with other participants.
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Travel Time:
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From Airport
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phone: 828-230-1121
Advanced Reservations Required
Per Person/One Way:
Prices are subject to change.
Travel Time:
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35 miles
Road Scholar coordinator at Montreat can arrange shared rides. The base price is $55, and more is added per person for additional passengers, and the total divided among all. For example, 3 people in one trip would be $75 and $25 per person. 2 people -- $33 per person 4 people -- $22 per person 5 people -- $19 per person 6 people -- $18 per person
Driving Directions
From All Points - to Interstate 40
Come to Western North Carolina via Interstate 40; use exit 64 for Black Mountain/Montreat/Route 9 (15 miles east of Asheville, NC). At the exit, turn north on Route 9 (go through one traffic light, across a railroad track and another traffic light, and up the hill to the traffic light). Go straight across where Route 9 becomes Montreat Road, and travel approximately two miles to the Montreat entrance (stone gate). From the gate, continue approximatley 1 1/2 miles to the middle of the conference center. The Assembly Inn is on the hill on the left, across from Lake Susan. Pull up to the front door of the Inn to unload, and then park your car in marked spaces along the lake or the Inn. Please note: do not trust a map or GPS that tries to bring you in on Route 9 (except for the last few miles) instead of Interstate 40 (unless you desire to travel along very sharp curves, up and down mountains). Also, do not take Flat Creek Road... come up Montreat Road (Route 9 North).
Elevation Note:
Participants may wish to hike on their own in surrounding mountains, which peak elev. exceed 5,400.
Equipment Requirements:
Anyone wishing to enjoy outdoor activities (walking, hiking) should bring hiking boots or shoes with tread on bottom.
The prices listed for commercial services and facilities that are not included in the program cost, such as airport shuttles or extra nights lodging, are subject to change without notice. Since Road Scholar cannot guarantee the accuracy of these prices, we strongly suggest contacting the companies directly for the most up-to-date information.
Daily Schedule
Day 1:
(Sunday, April 14)
Arrival at the Assembly Inn, check in between 4 - 5:30 PM. Pull up to the Assembly Inn porch to unload, then park your vehicle in any designated spot close by the Inn or by the lake.
Dinner will be served from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. in the Assembly Inn Dining Room. A relaxing break after your travel day! All our meals are served buffet style, so grab your plate and utensils and settle in for some comfort food. A choice of two entr�es (or have both), good for you vegetables, a complete salad bar, bread and, of course, some yummy desserts. Tea (sweet and unsweet), coffee, milk, and water available.
Our opening program/orientation will be at 7 p.m., usually in Convocation Hall in the Assembly Inn. We will spend some time learning a little about Montreat, meeting your instructors, going over the schedule, and answering questions. We know you're tired from your travels, so we'll wrap up around 8 p.m. with some "getting to know each other" activities. Refreshmentments and fellowship follow in the lobby, or retire to your room for rest.
Assembly Inn, Montreat Conference Center
Meals Included:
Day 2:
King Arthur Class, Gilbert and Sullivan Class, and Winston Churchill Class
(Monday, April 15)
Breakfast, 7:30 - 8:30 a.m. in the Assembly Inn Dining Room. Is breakfast your favorite meal of the day? Then you're in for a treat! Breakfast options change each day, but will incorporate lots of your favorites. Biscuits and gravy, french toast, pancakes, scrambled eggs, bacon, sausage, grits, hash browns, oatmeal (not the package kind either), and lots of others. Standard offerings include fresh fruit, cereal, yogurt, granola, baked pasteries, orange juice (and another kind of juice). Fresh coffee or hot tea will start your morning off right!
During our first morning class, we will begin with the Legends of King Arthur, with Bobbie Pell. "The Rise of the King." Literary Influences from Warrior to Epic Hero and "The Hero's Quest," (Joseph Campbell) We will have a mid-morning refreshment break and then return to class for the lecture and discussion about Gilbert and Sullivan, with Pat Heuermann. In the first class, Pat will set the stage by a discussion of turn-of-the-century London when the operettas were first created and the lives of Gilbert and Sullivan prior to their working together. She will then do a power point presentation of excerpts showing the various types of characters in each work � for instance, the pompous, self important baritone (as in the �modern major-general�) or the contralto nursemaid who switched the babies long ago (Little Buttercup). She will probably include an excerpt of Joel Grey as Jack Point, the jester in �Yeoman of the Guard�, as this is probably the only tragic role that they wrote.
Lunch is served from 12:30 - 1:30 in the Assembly Inn Dining Room.
The afternoon course begins the discussion of Winston Churchill, with Bert Lockwood. We will cover Churchill's family background, his early years, and his military service. After class, there will be an opportunity for a Walk Around Montreat (guided tour of grounds) or free time
Dinner will be served from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. in the Assembly Inn Dining Room
Evening program, from 7:00 to 8:00 games/cards and tv available in the lobby for fellowship. Perhaps a movie on a big screen, if the group is interested
Assembly Inn, Montreat Conference Center
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 3:
King Arthur Class, Gilbert and Sullivan Class, Winston Churchill Class, and Optional Hike
(Tuesday, April 16)
Another yummy breakfast, served from 7:30 - 8:30 a.m. in the Assembly Inn Dining Room. Get your morning off to a good start! It's the most important meal of the day!
During our first morning class, we will continue with the Legends of King Arthur, with Bobbie Pell. "The Women of King Arthur's Day" Morgan le Fey (half sister) Igraine (Mother) Arthur Bridging two Religions: The Goddess versus Mary (Paganism in dawn of Christianity). We will have a mid-morning refreshment break and then return to class for the lecture and discussion about Gilbert and Sullivan, with Pat Heuermann. Following the presentation/discussion style we had yesterday, today we'll look at "HMS Pinafore"
Lunch is served from 12:30 - 1:30 in the Assembly Inn Dining Room. Ready for something out of the ordinary? Today's menu is "Taco Tuesday." Build your own taco, taco salad, or whatever creative combination of Mexican fare you choose. Chips, melted cheese, and salsa (along with jalape�os if you so desire) top it all off. A complete salad bar is available as well. And don't forget to leave room for some cobbler and ice cream!
Afternoon course explores more about Winston Churchill, with Bert Lockwood. We'll start out with Churchill in WWI, and move on to First Lord of Admiralty. From there, Dardenelles, German Rearmament, and finish up with Abdication of Edward and the Munich Conference. 3:30 Optional hike in the mountains Free Time
Dinner will be served from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. in the Assembly Inn Dining Room
7:00 - 8:00 evening program: Evening programs are typically a fun event -- a dance, a concert, or a storyteller games/cards/tv available in lobby for fellowship and optional movie on big screen.
Assembly Inn, Montreat Conference Center
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 4:
King Arthur Class, Gilbert and Sullivan Class, Afternoon Free Time, and Winston Churchill Class
(Wednesday, April 17)
Breakfast, 7:30 - 8:30 a.m. in the Assembly Inn Dining Room. Do you like sausage links or patties?
During our first morning class, we will begin with the Legends of King Arthur, with Bobbie Pell. Our Theme today: Medieval Romances and Chivalry Chivalry and Quest for the Holy Grail..... Lais of Marie de France .....Chretien de Troyes French influences on Arthurian tales ... Alfred Lord Tennyson�s �Lady of Shalott� We will have a mid-morning refreshment break and then return to class for the lecture and discussion about Gilbert and Sullivan. Today, we explore "Pirates of Penzance."
Lunch is served from 12:30 - 1:30 in the Assembly Inn Dining Room
Free time to explore the area! We'll have directions and suggestions of wonderful places to visit. Here without a car... if you haven't made a friend to hang out with for the afternoon, we'll help you get where you'd like to go.
Dinner will be served from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. in the Assembly Inn Dining Room
Class time again (you did have the afternoon off, you know!) Our evening course focuses on Winston Churchill, with Bert Lockwood. We'll start out with Dunkirk, then Rallying a Nation, Wartime PM, his relations With FDR, and General Montgomery
Assembly Inn, Montreat Conference Center
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 5:
King Arthur Class, Gilbert and Sullivan Class, and Winston Churchill Class
(Thursday, April 18)
Breakfast, 7:30 - 8:30 a.m. in the Assembly Inn Dining Room
During our first morning class, we continue our exploration of the Legends of King Arthur, with Bobbie Pell. Today, we'll be diving into Ideals of Courtly Love. We'll examine precepts of Medieval Courtships, "Marriage of Sir Gawain." Then, we'll examine Balladry usage of Riddles and Tasks in Love Relationships. We will have a mid-morning refreshment break and then return to class for the lecture and discussion about Gilbert and Sullivan, with Pat Heuermann. Today, we'll be talking about the film �Topsy Turvy� which deals with their collaboration in detail. It is somewhat dark, but it is a fascinating film.
Lunch is served from 12:30 - 1:30 in the Assembly Inn Dining Room
Our afternoon class will finish up our discussion on Winston Churchill, with Bert Lockwood. We'll be covering, . D-Day ... Dresden Bombing ... V-E Day ... Potsdam, and discuss Churchill's legacy. We'll finish up with a summary of the week. 3:30 - 5:30 free time
Dinner will be served from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. in the Assembly Inn Dining Room
7:00 - 8:00 evening program: games/cards/tv in lobby for fellowship (no movie tonight).
Assembly Inn, Montreat Conference Center
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 6:
King Arthur Class, Gilbert and Sullivan Class, Lunch and Departures
(Friday, April 19)
Breakfast, 7:30 - 8:30 a.m. in the Assembly Inn Dining Room. It's your last chance to try Ronnie's gravy and biscuits! Don't miss out!
During our first morning class, we will finish up our course on the Legends of King Arthur, with Bobbie Pell. "Merlin: The Magic behind the Man." ... legends begetting a myth ... use of magic and enchantment in Arthurian tales ... contemporary uses of medieval themes. We will have our mid-morning refreshment break and opportunity to check out of your room (checkout required by 11 AM) and then we will return to class for the lecture and last discussion on the Gilbert and Sullivan, with Pat Heuermann. We will finish up the series with the delightful work, "The Mikado." Our closing program will be held 12:15-12:30 p.m., and we'll say our good-byes over lunch.
Lunch is served from 12:30 - 1:30 in the Assembly Inn Dining Room (Box lunches will be available for those who cannot stay through lunch)
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Lunch
Free Time Opportunities
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Asheville Area Chamber of Commerce
The Asheville Chamber has specific information on Asheville and the surrounding area. Plenty of shops and places to visit! Enjoy a trolley tour of the city... For additional information, visit
Biltmore Estate
George Vanderbilt's 255-room mansion built at the end of the 19th Century, with a magnificent art collection and gardens covering 35 acres. For additional information, visit
Black Mountain / Swannanoa Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce located in downtown Black Mountain. Phone number 828 669-2300 Quaint small town with lots of unique shops to explore. Several of these shops are "art" based -- with items the owners make. Information on all area attractions! For additional information, visit
Black Mountain Golf Course
Boasts the world's longest fairway. Beautiful course with views of the mountains on all sides.
Blue Ridge Mountains
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Carl Sandburg Home
A simple farmhouse and goat farm donated to the Park Service by Mrs. Sandburg after the famous author and poet's death. Video about the Sandburgs--his literary work--and hers in breeding goats. House kept as though they could come home any minute!
Cherokee Indian Village
The Oconaluftee Indian Village, the Museum of the Cherokee Indian, and Unto These Hills outdoor play (seasonal).
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Folk Art Center
Home of the Southern Highland Handicraft Guild (located on the Blue Ridge Parkway) in east Asheville For additional information, visit
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Located in Linville, NC; attractions include a mile-high swinging bridge, natural habitat area, and hiking trails For additional information, visit
Harrah's Casino
Harrah's Casino on the Cherokee Indian Reservation For additional information, visit
Linville Caverns
A 35-minute walking tour through caverns deep under the Humpback Mountain. For additional information, visit
Thomas Wolfe Home
The childhood home of the famous author -- includes a video about him. House has been made into a museum. For additional information, visit
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Trying to download table -edit- and upload
I am fairly new here and learning. I'm making a menu for a sub shop. I want to allow the client to edit prices. 1)I know how to pull data date from my table and display it in a form (allowing the price fields to be "editable"). 2)I know how to create a form and submit the entered values to my table in the database (as variables).
My problem is that I do not know how to connect steps 1 & 2. Is there a way to re-assign the form cells (that I am displaying), as variables so I can then re-upload them to the table?
Am I going about this all wrong? Is there a more common way to build a simple interface for the client, or open-source code? I hope I explained myself and I would sincerely appreciate any help or direction.
  <title>View mymenu</title>
View mymenu
 <?php //Displays all data 'mymenu' table //Connect to database require ('dbstuff.php'); $db = connectDB(); $result = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM mymenu") or die(mysql_error()); // Display data from mysql table "mymenu" ?> <form action="" form name="editform" method="post"> <? echo "
"; echo "
 ID	type	 half	full
"; // loop $count= 0; while($row = mysql_fetch_array( $result )) { ++$count; // echo out the contents of each row into a table echo "
"; echo '' . $row['ID'] . '	'; echo '' . $row['type'] . '	' ; echo '<input type="text" value= ' . $row['half'] . '>	'; echo '<input type="text" value= ' . $row['full'] . '>	'; echo "
"; } // close table> echo "
"; ?> <input type="submit" name="submit" value="Submit"> </form>
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After these lines:
ADD this:Code:require ('dbstuff.php'); $db = connectDB();
Code:if(isset($_POST['submit'])) { $half = $_POST["half"]; $full = $_POST["full"]; $type = $_POST["type"]; $result = mysql_query("UPDATE mymenu SET half = $half, full = $full WHERE type = $type"); }
Umm...Sunfighter, that's not going to come close to working.
Buffmin: For starters, you don't have any *NAMES* in your form fields in your <form>!!!
So when you submit the <form> *NOTHING AT ALL* will be sent back to PHP for it to process.
And Sunfighter's solution doesn't work, even if you give them names, because his answer will only handle *ONE SINGLE ITEM*. Well, it would, except he based the UPDATE on $type, whereas $type isn't a <form> field in your page. It should be based on the ID.
So... With the understanding that I am *NOT* a PHP programmer, so well could be a typo or more here...
Code:  <title>View mymenu</title>
View mymenu
 <?php //Displays all data 'mymenu' table //Connect to database require ('dbstuff.php'); $db = connectDB(); // if the form is posted back to this page, then process it: if ( isset($_POST["submit"]) ) { $itemcount = $_POST["itemcount"]; for ( $i = 1; $i <= $itemcount; ++$i ) { $id = $_POST["id" . $i]; $half = $_POST["half" . $i]; $full = $_POST["full" . $i]; $sql = "UPDATE mymenu SET half = $half, full = $full WHERE ID = $id"; $result = mysql_query( $sql ) or die(mysql_error()); } } // in any case, display items for update: $sql = "SELECT id, half, full, type FROM mymenu ORDER BY id"; $result = mysql_query( $sql ) or die(mysql_error()); // Display data from mysql table "mymenu" ?> <form action="" name="editform" method="post">

ID	type	 half	full
 <?php // loop $count= 0; while($row = mysql_fetch_array( $result )) { ++$count; $id = $row["id"]; echo "
\n"; echo '<input type="hidden" name="id'. $count . '" value=". $id . "/>' . $id . "	\n"; echo '' . $row['type'] . "	\n"; echo '<input name="$half' . $count . '" value="' . $row['half'] . '"/>' . "	\n"; echo '<input name="$full' . $count . '" value="' . $row['full'] . '"/>' . "	\n"; echo "
\n"; } echo "
\n"; echo "<input type="hidden" name="itemcount" value="' . $count . '"/>\n"; ?> <input type="submit" name="submit" value="Submit"> </form>
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Thank you guys . Works perfect. I added the names, and I added the "hidden" variable. Thank you very much.


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The Department of Commerce announced Friday the jobless rate fell from the 8 percent rate in October. The new rate is also the lowest in more than five years.
The department says the number of people employed in North Carolina grew by 20,000 to more than 4.3 million.
The new percentage accelerates an otherwise steady decline in unemployment in North Carolina that began in the summer. The July rate was 8.9 percent.
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Haelism x Lousy x BegrGraffiti // Wednesday, December 17, 2014
Members of the At Large crew as well as many others, put some color on this small wall in snowy Detroit.
Hael x Adek x Ques x Begr x EderGraffiti // Wednesday, November 19, 2014
Solid lineup of names from At Large Crew on a wall in Detroit.
Hael x Adze x PearGraffiti // Thursday, September 04, 2014
If you haven't seen this spot in person than you could assume it was tucked away somewhere giving them time to pull this off, but it is fact in a high traffic location.
Hael x Chub D3OTRGraffiti // Monday, August 11, 2014
That wasssss a nice clean graffiti free building you had there but guess what? Not anymore.
D30 x 246 x WGEGraffiti // Tuesday, July 01, 2014
Total inhalation with black and white on this spot building in Detroit. Reports are confirming that there were no survivors.
FRIDAY SPOTLIGHT: HAELERGraffiti // Friday, January 24, 2014
Every Friday we are going to feature someone old or new, traditional or unconventional, active or not, and so on. This week's spotlight is on Haeler.
Msk x WgeGraffiti // Wednesday, November 13, 2013
Msk and Wge crews took over this roof in Detroit, with Rime rocking one of his sleazy characters in the middle of the letters. Can't overlook the Oiler R.I.P by Stori at the bottom as well.
Real American GraffitiGraffiti // Tuesday, November 12, 2013
The nationalists are going to have a heart attack when they see their beloved flag "desecrated" by graffiti vandals. Makes one hell of a backdrop there's no denying that.
Skem daytime outlinesGraffiti // Saturday, September 21, 2013
If you can get away with this kind of behavior in the daytime you might as well take full advantage, right? It's more conducive to getting a good night sleep since you didn't have to stay out till sunrise.
Skem x Hael x Begr x JadeGraffiti // Monday, September 09, 2013
Painting throw ups on an ultra bright blue corrugated wall atop of a small roof in the daytime. No big deal.


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Project Manager / Operations SpecialistHyperIn, Helsinki, Finland
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We are now looking for a Project Manager / Operations Specialist to join HyperIn Operations team. The Operations team is responsible for HyperIn customer service in all its forms, from service delivery projects and service desk operations to web application development and daily maintenance work. We are looking for a full-time candidate who will go above and beyond the strict scope of the job definition.
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- 4 quart(s) water
- Bring to a boil in a large 6 qt stock pot, 4 quarts salted water. Add the chicken base. Remove the frozen dumplings from freezer while water is heating. Separate each layer of dumplings as needed and drop 8-10 in boiling broth stirring under as added. As broth comes back to a boil, add more dumplings stirring after each addition until all are in boiling broth. Cook at a full boil about 10-12 minutes or until desired tenderness is achieved Add cooked chicken and boil 2 more minutes. Check to see if more salt is needed and add pepper as desired. Remove from heat, cover and wait 20-30 minutes before serving.
- For old fashioned chicken and dumplings, cook a whole chicken until tender and use the broth to cook dumplings making sure you add enough water to have at least 4 quarts of liquid to cook a box of dumplings. To enhance the flavor add some Anne's Chicken Base. Remove meat from bones and add to cooked dumplings. Follow rest of recipe above.
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Hi. I applied for Temple's New to Practice Program a few weeks ago and just received word that my initial application was accepted. In the FAQ's, it says that applicants will have to take competency exams after they are selected.... Read More
- 1Oct 18, '12 by missy32Has anyone heard from Temple, the waiting is killing me. I think if things work out and I get a job at Temple I just might actually run up and down the street yelling, because I'm so happy. For the people that got hired in the last new to practice round, how are things going and what units are you working on.
- 0Oct 25, '12 by ea.arnoldI am so happy to have found this discussion about the n2p program. I applied oct 6 and am in the same boat that you are in. I called HR today and they said I just have to wait for a reply! From the other posts of earlier applicants, it seems as though they waited 2-3 weeks. It will be soon now I think.
- 0Oct 25, '12 by jek456Hi I thought Id give yas some information. I am currently in the ntp program. I graduated in may 2012, applied 4 days after the they posted the job like may 24th...passed my boards june 2nd...heard a couple weeks later to send the usual stuff by mid june...waited another couple weeks heard in july to take two online tests and interview like in mid july...found out mid august i got the job...went for a info session like a week later it was a group one there was 30 of us...over 400 applied for the position...i started august 27th...you precept for 12 weeks...but some of the girls are precepting til i believe june because theyre in critical care...i will be on my own between november 11 and november 25th...its a lot of waiting like all hospitals it takes time...nothing is ever by the time they say theyre dealing with ALOT of people....dont call constantly you will annoy the recruiter...i emailed once two weeks after my interview because i was supposed to hear by then...they contact you in groups and interview everyone over a period of a month...only one interview
i know its hard but be patient
- 0Oct 25, '12 by missy32It's great to hear from someone currently in the ntp program, What unit are you on? Temple is my dream place to work for, for sure. Did you have prior experience in the medical field jek456? I hope to at least have a shot at a job there. How do you like working there so far? Sorry for all the questions.
- 0Oct 27, '12 by TUNikyRNHello new to practice prospects. My advice is to be patient but assertive! I know they are somewhat opposite but Temple can take a while to do things that are usually not as much of a wait!
I am one of the new to practice nurses that was given the amazing opportunity in this new program and I love it!! So my advice be persistent but understanding and hang in there! I love Temple so far!! Good luck to everyone!!
- 0Oct 30, '12 by Isitpossiblei applied as well. dying to hear but will be patient, as the deadline was 10/26... so i assume they have to wade thru the applicants before even contacting applicants... which im sure is alot of applicants!! im hoping by Nov 10th or so to hear... if anyone hears please let us know...


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Triage complaints- the good, the bad, and the shocking. - page 3
"I was raped by an octopus." "I have severe, severe, severe, SEVERE, SEVERE cold sores!" (five severes, I counted. And one cold sore visible.) Discuss.... Read More
- 13Jan 6, '13 by redhead_NURSE98!Quote from eatmysoxRNYep "My baby's burning up!"My child's fever is 99.1 and I didn't want to give him anything because I wanted you to know he was feverish. On Medicaid. Ugh.
~ No One Can Make You Feel Inferior Without Your Consent -Eleanor Roosevelt ~
"Did you take her temperature?" No.
"Do you own a thermometer?" No.
"Did you try children's Tylenol?" No.
Gee I don't know why our health care costs are so high.
- 15Jan 6, '13 by SugarcomaQuote from ~*Stargazer*~Part of me really wants to know the back story and eventual diagnosis on this one, the other part of me is really afraid to know lol! I think you win for strangest complaint!"Midgets are fighting in my crotch."
- 7Jan 6, '13 by redhead_NURSE98!Quote from OnlybyHisgraceRNPatient faking seizure in ERThese are so halirious, I start in the ED this week, can't wait to add my own stories. I do have one story though, from my share day.
A homeless alcholic comes to the ED because he had a seizure. I asked if anyone witnessed it he said no. Then he says" I'm going to have one right now". He holds his arms out and start moving them up and down and while slowly raising his shoulders up and down as well. I looked at him and said cut it out. He then stopped, and continued with his story.
- 5Jan 6, '13 by ~*Stargazer*~Quote from SugarcomaPerson with schizophrenia and an abscess "Down There".Part of me really wants to know the back story and eventual diagnosis on this one, the other part of me is really afraid to know lol! I think you win for strangest complaint!
- 6Jan 7, '13 by BostonTerrierLoverRN"If I am going to be here much longer, could I get a tray?"
-an "Intractable Emesis" and "N/V/D" patient I picked up at ER report who had been in 27 minutes.
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- 5Jan 7, '13 by xoemmylouox"My 3 year old pooped 3x lastnight. Today nothing". (Did you call your child's PCP?) "No we came here instead"
The child was up running around. No pain, no change in appetite. Of course at that time the waiting room was full of influenza so I'm sure they'll be back.
- 12Jan 7, '13 by T-Bird78Phone triage call--Pt: I'm (gasp) having (wheeze) an (gasp) ast(gasp)ma (wheeze) attack!
Me: Do you have your rescue inhaler?
Pt: (Gasp)No! It (wheeze) ran (gasp) out (wheeeeze) three months (gasp) ago
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Pt: I'm (gasp) on my (wheeze) to you (gasp) office.
Me: You're driving right past the hospital, go there.
Pt: No. (wheeeeze). I (gasp) don't want (wheeze) to wait (gasp) in the (gasp) waiting (wheeze) room for (wheeze) 3 (gasp) hours.
Me: All we can do is give a nebulizer tx and shot of epi
Pt: Can I come (gasp) in at 2:30?
Me: It's 11 a.m. If you're not going to the ER then come straight here.
Pt: I can't make it in (gasp) until 2:30. Work won't (wheeze) let me off.
Me: Tell your boss to call 911 if they won't let you go.
FYI--pt came on in and we treated then admitted to the ER.
- 7Jan 7, '13 by NutmeggeRNIn a high school health office
Good-Can you help me get my clothes washed, my mom cooked garlic and my clothes reek
Bad-In a high pitched, squeaky voice
Teacher "Does my face look swollen?
Me " yes, are you allergic to anything" all the while assessing SOB and swelling and calling for help
Teacher " Well, I was eating some almonds and my throat began to close up"
Me " Do you have a nut allergy?"
Teacher " No I have eaten them my whole life"
Me "Not anymore I think, here take this liquid benadryl and I am going to give you a shot of EPI until the FD arrives
She goes to ER via ambulance and has another Epi and multiple infusions of prednisone/zantac
Studentexplains she has stomach pain/cramping Is pregnant but not due for another week or two. Parent called and on the way.
Student advises she feels "wet". Looks loike she passed her mucous plug. Mom picks her up and taking her in active labor to ER. (I had done a limited visual exam to make she sure she was not crowning before she went to hospital)
Me-I call OB office to give them a heads up that she is on her way.
Office-Is really in labor?
Me -Well she is contracting @3-4 mins apart, her water has broken and she was in a LOT of discomfort.
Office -Well she should have come here FIRST! You dont know of that was her plug
Me- Nope I have no nitrazine paper but she is gonna deliver sooner than later (have prev OB office experience)
Office-Whatever, we'll end up seeing her here anyway, Clunck down goes the phone in my ear
End of story She delivered with in 30 mins of arrival to ER
Last edit by NutmeggeRN on Jan 7, '13
- 30Jan 7, '13 by Flyboy17"My doctor told me to come in beacause I have the unstable vagina"
- 2Jan 7, '13 by FlorenceNtheMachineQuote from BostonTerrierLoverRNBahahaha! Sleepy posts are the best. I was just like "wow, they didn't teach me anything right in school! "Heck no, I meant L Hemispheric Stroke- long day. Whoops- that would have sucked out loud(like my post


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Sage Naruto did a ok job against Pain. But not good enough to beat the three of them at the same time.
Deidara has micro bombs that causes detonation to cells.
Kakuzu has five lives and lots of nature type jutsus.
Kisame has Samehada and tailed beast level chakra.
Plus even if they start to lose Deidara also has that suicide bomb that almost killed Sasuke.
Deidara solos. Naruto can't fly so he gets wiped away by C4
Kakuzu can't do anything here but tank (Kakuzu ddidn't have the domu heart when Naruto beat him)
Kisame would eat a rasenshuriken then proceed to water dome him and all his summons can deal with 1000 sharks
@Kobra678 said:
@Saladking: I see, how many other times has he used his domu heart?
He used it on his arm when he punched down a giant iron gate
It blocked a suprise attack from Aoba when he threw a kunai at him
It blocked an explosion from an explosive kunai tag at close range
It blocked Choji's giant ball attack thing that made a crater
SM Naruto loses pretty badly. Kisame vs able to fight against Bee pretty well, Deidara fought a pretty close fight against Sasuke and Kakazu was going to beat Kakashi, Ino and Chouji all at the same time.
He could take them all in a 1v1 but I think the numbers game here will beat him.
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