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Modern and sophisticated single-family home for up to six guests. Located at the top of historic Main Street in Old Town Park City – the sight of the Sundance Film Festival. Sleek, urban décor in this spacious, contemporary home, just steps from the bustle and night life in the heart of Park City.
Located in a quaint, quiet neighborhood in the center of Old Town Park City, this light-filled, contemporary home is just around the corner from the bustle and night life of historic Main Street, the site of the Sundance Film Festival.
Stylishly decorated in modern, urban décor, the home features sleek cabinetry and furnishings, light and airy bedrooms and bathrooms and beautiful hardwood floors throughout.
The open and spacious, two-level home features three bedrooms, each with a private bathroom and custom closets. The master suite, located on the second level, features a comfortable king-sized bed and full bath. You can enjoy the mountain scenery from the many large windows that allow light to pour into the room from every side.
Also on the second level is an open kitchen with professional-quality oven and stove and refrigerator as well as a dishwasher, microwave, large pantry, small appliances, dining and cookware. The large island, located in the kitchen, also serves as a casual eating area for four.
A second dining area, adjacent to the kitchen, seats an additional four guests. Also on the second level is a convenient laundry room with full-sized washer and dryer and the living area, with plenty of space for guests and friends which includes a gas fireplace, large-screen TV, comfortable seating and a covered balcony.
Two guest bedrooms are located on the main level, one with a queen-sized bed and private three-quarter bath with steam shower. The other bedroom, with a full private bath, offers two inviting twin-sized beds, one with a trundle.
Guests will appreciate the single-car garage with room to stow ski gear or bikes – a luxury in this historic area of Park City.
Spring, summer, winter or fall – the Park City Mountain Resort is perfect year-round for family vacations, retreats, reunions or romantic getaways. Find a variety of condos ranging from one-bedrooms to six-bedroom units, all of which are perfect for yourPark City vacation.
Located in the beautiful Wasatcch Mountains, this resort is the perfect combination of luxury and fun! Here you'll find a little something for everyone: find golf courses, mountain biking, hiking, horseback riding, fishing, outdoor concerts, zip lining, skiing and much more. You can even purchase the Alpine Pass for a day of rides, roller coasters, zip lining and chairlift rides!
You'll need some energy in order to enjoy all of these great outdoor activities at the Park City Mountain Ski Resort! Grab a bite to eat at one of the many onsite restaurants or cafes that offer American, Italian, and European-style food. If you prefer the indoors, there are plenty of unique stores where you can shop until you drop.
After hitting the slopes or enjoying the great outdoors, retreat to one of ourPark City Mountain rentalswhere you can enjoy a spacious floor plan, large bedrooms, full kitchen, mountain views, whirlpool tubs and more. Instantly, you'll be relaxed and stress-free once you enter these beautifully decorated rentals.
Park City, Utah has the right stuff – more accurately, the white stuff! Coined "The Greatest Snow on Earth", you'll find an average of 500 inches per year falling in this beautiful area tucked away mountains. Park City skiing is ideal, offering uncrowded slopes with diverse terrain and light, deep powdery snow.
Our resorts are all within a short drive from the Salt Lake City International Airport and offer easy access to all the slopes. What's great about the area is that you can stay at one of our Park City resorts but have access to each of the resort's ski slopes.
Park City skiing has become world-famous because of three resorts:Park City Mountain Resort,Deer Valley ResortandThe Canyons Ski Resort. In this area, you'll find more than 50 chairlifts, gondolas and express lifts that will bring you to hundreds of runs. Don't fret – Park City skiing isn't just for advanced skiers. The area offers a variety of trails for beginners and intermediate skiers.
After a day of skiing or snowboarding, come back to one of ourPark City rentalsto relax and prepare for another day's adventure. Inside your vacation rental, enjoy luxurious amenities such as whirlpool tubs, patios/balconies with mountain views, full kitchens, cable TV, interet access, large living areas and more. At some resorts, guests have access to spas, onsite restaurants and full-service bars.
If you love the slopes, then you have to take a Park City vacation with iTrip.
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Boyhood, Birdman and Fargo Win Big at the 2015 Golden Globes
Movie News By Christopher Campbell on January 11, 2015 | Be the First To CommentTonight the Hollywood Foreign Press Association got its annual spotlight, by way of the spotlight they shine on their favorite movies and TV shows and performances in both. And as usual, most of the TV winners this year represent new programs, such as Jane the Virgin, The Affair, Fargo and Transparent – the latter three of which took two awards each. But there was also room for older series, including Downton Abbey and House of Cards, for which Kevin Spacey won his first Golden Globe on his eighth nomination, here for Best Actor in a TV Drama (that's right, he has two Oscars but never won one of these). Billy Bob Thornton also is an Oscar winner who had never won a Golden Globe until tonight, when he got one for starring in TV's Fargo. Fun fact: the movie Fargo didn't win a single Golden Globe, though it was nominated for four. As for the movie awards, Boyhood and The Grand Budapest Hotel won in the two Best Picture categories, the latter for comedy or musical. And that one was a surprise following the wins for competing contender Birdman in the Best Screenplay and Best Actor categories — the latter going to Michael Keaton (it was a great night for Mr. Mom vets, as Jeffrey Tambor also won Best Actor in a TV Comedy for Transparent). Boyhood also picked up awards for Best Director and Best Supporting Actress, for Richard Linklater and Patricia Arquette, respectively. The other four big movie acting awards went to Julianne Moore, Amy Adams, J.K. Simmons and Eddie Redmayne, whose movie The Theory of Everything also picked up a Golden Globe for Best Original Score, which is by Johann Johannson. See the full list […]
What Might Have Been Nominated for the Golden Globe for Best Documentary of 2014?
Features By Nonfics on December 11, 2014 | Be the First To CommentAnother year of Golden Globes nominations, another year of documentaries being excluded from this prominent awards event. Whatever your feelings about the Hollywood Foreign Press Association, they still make a big splash every January with their star-studded televised ceremony, and such a widely watched show would still be a great platform for the recognition of nonfiction films that could use the attention. The Golden Globes did honor docs in their own category way back in the 1970s (specifically from 1973 to 1977), but since then it's been very difficult for such films to be nominated. Unlike the Oscars, which could but never has, the Golden Globes can't really recognize a doc in their best picture categories, which are specifically either for comedy or drama. It's not impossible for films to be nominated in other areas, however, as we saw Waltz with Bashir not only nominated for best foreign language film in 2009 but actually win the award. Of course, that isn't a traditional doc, and it's actually the only time the HFPA has honored a nonfiction film in any category since doing away with the doc award. And docs could qualify in a couple other categories. Chasing Ice and An Inconvenient Truth were both Oscar-nominated for best song, for instance (the latter also won), but neither was recognized for the equivalent Golden Globe. Outside of the HFPA's retired, short-lived doc category, the only other doc to win a Golden Globe was in 1954 when A Queen is Crowned was given a special award for […]
Who Should You Be Rooting For on 'House of Cards'?
Features By Kate Erbland on February 18, 2014 | Be the First To CommentJust in time for Valentine's Day, Netflix gifted its subscribers with the full second season of its hit series, House of Cards, featuring a slam-bang season opener that left viewers reeling (and tweeting copious versions of "OH MY GOD") and that pushed already-nefarious characters to new levels of both evil and unlikability. No, there's no rule that characters need to be charming or likable or aspirational, but it sure is nice to watch a show that stars someone (anyone) whose actions you can respect and admire. The Underwoods and their lackeys have always been particularly underhanded, but the second season has already shoved them into new realms and practices of what is best described as over-the-top, unrelatable, and outsized evil. These are bad people doing very bad things, and as fun as it might be to watch them inflict their brand of political and personal striving on enemies, deserving or not, they are not the kind of characters anyone can actually root for. But if you can't back the two lead characters of a series, who can you? Spoilers ahead for the first episode of House of Cards' second series premiere.
'House of Cards' Season 2 Trailer: Democracy is Overrated
Features By Scott Beggs on January 7, 2014 | Comments (2)When Kevin Spacey looks dead straight into the camera and says, "Welcome back," in the House of Cards season 2 trailer, I don't know whether to be proud or terrified. Proud because it means another installment of the political horror show built on a spider web foundation. Terrified because it means Spacey will continue to talk to the audience directly. That was one of the clunkier elements of an otherwise lung-squeezingly tight show, but it's easy to shrug away once the intensity of the trailer grabs hold. For the most part, it looks like the same gang of players is rigging the game as the newly nominated Vice President Underwood loads the dice. Check out the trailer for yourself:
The MPAA was wrong in 2004 when it launched its wonderfully mockable "You Wouldn't Steal a Car" campaign to fight piracy because they elevated a grossly uneven analogy to slogan status. Even with all other things being equal, comparing a movie ticket to something you take out a loan for is pretty moronic. The truth is that downloading a movie or TV show is closer in spirit to speeding in that car you wouldn't steal: driving over the speed limit is an easy crime to commit; a lot of people do it without qualms; and although it happens regularly without incident, it sometimes leads to catastrophic consequences. Admittedly even that analogy fails because of the uncomfortable equation of loss of life and limb to loss of livelihood, but it's streets ahead of the MPAA's now-abandoned scare tactic. Still, just as people are going to text while driving despite dozens of poignantly disfigured warnings, online piracy is (and always was) here to stay. In the past few weeks, three things have happened that highlight this pointless battle again and prove that the pirate chant, "We'd pay if you let us!" was right.
Review: 'House of Cards' is 'Game of Thrones' in Modern Day DC
Features By Scott Beggs on February 6, 2013 | Comments (3)The similar structure of their titles isn't the only thing Game of Thrones and the new Netflix series House of Cards have in common. The first is set in a brutal Medieval-style fantasy world, and the second is set in present-day Washington, DC, but the scheming and lustful grabs at power are pulsing wildly at the heart of each. Of course they have their differences as well. Since Cards focuses on House Majority Whip Francis Underwood (Kevin Spacey), it's maybe more exact to call it a version of Game of Thrones told almost explicitly through Tywin Lannister's point of view. The congressman is aggressive and shrewd in his search to become President, but as the complete 13-episode season of the show (or 13-hour movie-you-have-to-keep-pressing-play-to-see) proves, there are other combatants willing to protect their interests just as fiercely and just as intelligently.
10 Unforgettable Voices In A.I. Movie History
Cinematic Listology By David Christopher Bell on December 13, 2012 | Comments (7)Look – computers will never have souls. It's disappointing to admit, but we all have to face facts at some point in our lives. Maybe one day they'll manage to act alive, but they will never feel our love. They have no feelings. They are soulless, uncaring devices that we all too often assign our own humanity to – just like cats. But of course, in film, that would just be no fun. It's better to have an A.I. that is dynamic and has some kind of personality, even if that personality is a lack of any kind of personality. The key is the voice, and here are some of the most unforgettable ones…
Watch: 'The Ventriloquist' Stars a Lonely Kevin Spacey and a Slightly Racist Dummy
Features By Scott Beggs on June 4, 2012 | Comments (1)Why Watch? It's Kevin Spacey. And a dummy. With a mind of its own. This short from writer/director Benjamin Leavitt shows off Spacey's incredible talent – placing the drama and comedy firmly on his shoulders while working with a piece of wood with a face. It's shot and scored well, but it's the great physical work on display that shines brightest. What will it cost? Only 10 minutes. Skip Work. You've Got Time For More Short Films
Trailer: Kevin Spacey Went to China to Become a Superhero for 'Inseparable'
Movie News By Scott Beggs on May 4, 2012 | Be the First To CommentThis is the world we live in, one where Kevin Spacey dons a superhero costume and kicks ass in China. It's a great day to be alive. Although this trailer for Inseparable doesn't show it, the two-time Oscar winner rocks a lot of tight spandex and a helmet mask for the movie from Dayyan Eng. It also stars the great Daniel Wu (Shinjuku Incident, The Man With the Iron Fists). In a way, it would be far better if this trailer were insane, but it's maybe even more bizarre that it's, you know, not bizarre. It looks incredibly straight forward. Except the part where John Doe dressed up like a blue version of the guy in Super.
The Promising Failures of Participatory Cinema
Culture Warrior By Landon Palmer on April 3, 2012 | Be the First To CommentVeteran filmmaker Paul Schrader, notorious author Bret Easton Ellis, and indie producer Braxton Pope want you to audition for their new film. They're assembling a microbudget feature for the digital distribution market called The Canyons, and they're looking for some fresh new faces to star in it. Is your lack of an agent or non-Los Angeles residence preventing you from getting a fair chance at auditioning for legit films? There's no need to worry, for we live in the 21st century my friend. The Canyons is holding its audition process through Facebook. On the one hand, The Canyons's unique production process makes complete sense. We are no longer, after all, in 2006 when studio producers had an overinvested, experimental Snakes on a Plane-level-interest in Internet culture. In this case, even on a small-budget independent film, the visible gatekeepers still possess power over the participants within the supposedly "democratized" framework of social networking. For a while it seemed that cinema – largely an object particular to 20th century logic – could not adapt to the boundary-destroying, power-shifting implications of the 21st century. Now this seems to no longer be the case. Web distribution (which was little more than a fantasy or an overblown threat to theatrical cinema's hegemony just over a decade ago) is now seen as a conceivable and potentially profitable alternative to traditional film exhibition.
Interview: Seth Gordon Takes the Meanness Out of 'Horrible Bosses'
Features By Jack Giroux on July 11, 2011 | Comments (1)Years ago director Seth Gordon made a big impression with his critical doc darling, The King of Kong: A Fistful of Quarters. The film made our own best 30 films of the decade and you'd be on a fool's mission to find someone who doesn't enjoy that unique story. To no surprise, the heavily pirated documentary kicked down a lot of doors for Gordon. Just recently he's been attached to direct the WarGames remake, so it's obvious he's come quite a long way in a quick amount of time. His latest comedy, Horrible Bosses, also represents how rapid the filmmaker is rising. The greatest surprise of the film is that, tonally, the film isn't all that mean. The story's about three guys plotting to murder their respective bosses, but even with that dark concept and some bastardly antagonists it never goes to the extreme. Gordon flirts with some darkness and satire, but it stays relatively safe. Here's what director Seth Gordon had to say about the doors The King of Kong opened up for him, going with a lighter version of Horrible Bosses, and the nature of comedic filmmaking:
Horrible Bosses features some of the most inspired casting you'll find in any big studio comedy this year, with three actors playing against type with exceptional success. Unfortunately, those three performers — Kevin Spacey, Colin Farrell and Jennifer Aniston — are the supporting acts here, the titular vile bosses of three of the most boring white guys imaginable. Sure, they're played by Jason Bateman, Jason Sudeikis and Charlie Day, funny men all, but the stars lack the charisma, the comic energy and the overall appeal of the aforementioned A-listers, who go to some truly whacked-out places. It's a fundamental miscalculation that filmmaker Seth Gordon can't overcome.
'Horrible Bosses' Red-Band Trailer Features Herbie the Love Bug and Rape Jokes
Movie News By Jack Giroux on June 27, 2011 | Comments (1)This red-band trailer probably gives away too much. Unlike most red-band trailers, though, it doesn't giveaway all the best gags. I've seen Horrible Bosses, and it's awesome. What the fellow ensemble summer comedy The Hangover II got wrong, Seth Gordon's (director behind the incredible The King of King: A Fistful of Quarters) comedy got right. The leads aren't annoying morons, the jokes feel fresh, and there's at least some sense of reality.
Win a VIP Spot at 'Horrible Bosses' in Columbus
Features By Kevin Carr on June 23, 2011 | Comments (8)Have you ever had a horrible boss? Got a good story about that? If you tell us your horrible boss story, and we like it, you can win a pass to an early VIP screening of New Line Cinema's new flick Horrible Bosses in Columbus, Ohio, hosted by FSR's resident Fat Guy Kevin Carr. (Please note… former employees of Donald Trump are excluded from this contest because that'd be just too easy. You too, Rob Hunter.) Here's how you can get in to see Horrible Bosses before it opens and enjoy a VIP reception before the film. Search your brain for your best (and hopefully true) story about a horrible boss you've had in the past. Recount your story in the comments section of this post. Please remember to change the names of people and businesses to protect the guilty. Or not. Either way.
Seth Gordon's new comedy Horrible Bosses has a trailer. If you don't know who Seth Gordon is, he's not only the guy who directed the amazing Donkey Kong documentary King of Kong, but he's also directed episodes of pretty much every amazingly funny comedy that's on TV right now. So, I imagine his movie is going to be pretty great, and while this trailer isn't exactly revolutionary, it does its job of making this look like a barrel of laughs. Horrible Bosses tells the story of three guys, played by Jason Bateman, Charlie Day, and Jason Sudeikis, who have three exceptionally evil bosses, played by Jennifer Aniston, Colin Farrell, and Kevin Spacey, and who get together and decide to have them killed. Of course, they're just a couple of working class dweebs, what do they know about killing people? Problem solved; just hire Jamie Foxx as your "murder consultant" Motherfucker Jones. Doesn't sound like enough for you to check out this movie already? Just wait; there's more. Aniston eats hotdogs, Popsicles, and bananas while wearing lingerie, Day seems to be just about as stupid as he is on Always Sunny, Colin Farrell is looking super creepy with a balding comb over and a finely manicured beard, Modern Family's Julie Bowen is somewhere in this movie being pretty and funny, and when they guys get arrested for speeding who is their arresting officer but Bunk from The Wire. Plus there's car crashes, discrimination against the handicapped, comedic cocaine use, and white […]
Netflix Gets Original with 'House of Cards'
Movie News By Merrill Barr on March 15, 2011 | Comments (6)I can't speak for the rest of the world, but the biggest thing I use the instant streaming feature on Netflix for is to catch up on TV episodes from days past. In a mere two hours I can knock out three episodes of an hour long drama, and six of a half hour sitcom. It's very enjoyable to watch these programs with ZERO advertising, even the kind that is seen through services like Hulu. This year alone, Netflix signed a major deal with CBS to begin streaming classic, and is currently airing programs on the service, but today news came out of what is quite possibly their boldest move in their TV game. According to Deadline, the service is going to begin airing 100% original content. And I don't mean airing programs twenty four hours after they air like they do with all the Starz programming, I mean brand new programing will air exclusively on Netflix and only Netflix. The first series that will be featured is reportedly the upcoming David Fincher and Kevin Spacey produced remake of the British television series House of Cards.
The year was 1998 and Michael Bay's Armageddon was in the middle of sweeping the box office and Steven Spielberg's Saving Private Ryan was just hitting it. But in a cluster of giant blockbusters sat a film from acclaimed music video director F. Gary Gray. It was his third feature and starred Samuel L. Jackson and Kevin Spacey. Yes, I'm talking about that amazing action/thriller known as The Negotiator. Danny Roman is the Chicago Police Department's best hostage negotiator, and seems to be on an unstoppable reign of high profile cases. But things do a complete one eighty when his partner Nate is found dead in his car. Danny is now the prime suspect in a case that goes all the way to the top. His only recourse is to take over the CPD's internal affairs headquarters in an attempt to unravel the mystery of his frame job. His only demand? A fellow hostage negotiator named Chris Sabian.
'Social Network' Team Invites You To Have Some 'Sex On the Moon'
In Development By Scott Beggs on January 19, 2011 | Be the First To CommentWith as many romantic comedies featuring speeches about stealing the moon for a loved one (and at least one where the main character, as God, actually does pull that big rock closer to the Earth), Thad Roberts had a pretty great idea. He's the former NASA scientist who worked up a scheme to sell pieces of the moon. Apparently if you walk down the street with your left pant leg rolled, it means your holding. According to the LA Times, Sony has purchased the rights to the forthcoming novel from Ben Mezrich (author of "The Accidental Billionaires"), and he'll be reteaming with Scott Rudin, Michael De Luca, Dana Brunetti (all producers of The Social Network) and Kevin Spacey (who worked with Mezrich previously on 21). The story here is similar to the founding of facebook. Huge ambition, a crazy scheme vaulted into reality by young love. However, the success is a bit less questionable considering Roberts failed and failed hard. Sex on the Moon sounds like a typical heist film with the stakes raised just enough to steal away an entire planet. It's unclear where the sex comes in (maybe they place some moon rocks under the bed?), but with the right director and cast, this could be another winner.
Interview: Barry Pepper on 'Casino Jack', 'True Grit', and Terrence Malick
Features By Jack Giroux on December 23, 2010 | Be the First To CommentBarry Pepper seems to be having one of the best years of his career. He's got two films in theaters right now: the Coen brothers' True Grit and the Jack Abramoff rise and fall story, Casino Jack. One being a near-masterpiece, guess which one, and the other being a fun satire. In True Grit, he plays a logical and almost likable lead antagonist, but as Michael Scanlon in George Hickenlooper's final film, he couldn't be further from playing logical. Barry Pepper seems to be very comfortable at playing slimy. He did the perfect type of sympathetic slimy in the 25th Hour, and in Casino Jack, he does the same. And to top off having two films in the cineplex at one time, he also recently got to work with Terrence Malick… ever heard of him? Well, Pepper couldn't talk at great length about that untitled project, but he did open up about the experience of working with Malick. As always, Malick is described as the type he always is labeled as: the genius kind. Pepper and I started off discussing True Grit, even though we were really on the phone to talk about Casino Jack. But Pepper seemed more than happy to talk about his experience with the Coens and his reaction to the film.
Today, the fine folks at ATO Pictures have blessed you all with the chances of winning a fairly cool prize pack. So stop thinking about what you're getting your fat little hands on for Christmas, and start thinking hard about how you're going to win this. Really, shouldn't be that difficult. This giveaway includes three DVDs and a poster for Casino Jack signed by the cast. And thankfully, those DVDs are of Spacey's early, great work. That's right, none of his early 2000s fluff. So apologies in advance, Pay It Forward and K-PAX fans.
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Senators all-star Bobby Ryan: 'I've had a blast'
Bobby Ryan can't stand the noise of the cannon going off at Nationwide Arena.
Speedy Mike Hoffman ready to show his skills
Mike Hoffman wants to show off his speed Saturday night.
Senators GM Bryan Murray's fight an inspiration to Bobby Ryan
Bobby Ryan says the Senators should use the steely determination shown by ailing GM Bryan Murray as inspiration to turn their season into a feel-good story.
Bryan Murray may leave GM post at end of year
Bryan Murray may step aside at the end of the year, but he hasn't made any final decision.
Don't pick me last: Ryan
In a season where it has been difficult for anybody to shine, Bobby Ryan has been a bright light for the Senators.
Senators avoid embarrassment
The Ottawa Senators gave themselves and their fans a good scare Wednesday night but a two-goal effort from captain Erik Karlsson helped the home team avoid embarrassment against the lowly Toronto Maple Leafs.
Leafs fans keep shirts on
Despite encouragement from Senators fans, Leafs fans kept their shirts on at the Canadian Tire Centre on Wednesday night.
No lead is safe with Senators and Leafs
Dave Cameron was asked if he felt the Toronto Maple Leafs were a fragile opponent headed into Wednesday's Battle of Ontario.
Ottawa Senators await word on credit line
The NHL is waiting for a ruling to ensure a line of credit set up by the league complies with Canadian government regulations.
Mark Borowiecki ready to return to Sens lineup
Mark Borowiecki doesn't need the four-day all-star break.
New York Rangers down Ottawa Senators 3-2 in OT
The Senators' Madison Magic deserted them Tuesday night.
Senators' Greening deserves good home
Roberto Luongo knew why the Vancouver Canucks were unable to trade him a couple of years ago. "My contract sucks," he said. And he was right -- nobody wanted to pick up that big fat ticket.
CTC prepared for jersey-throwing Leafs fans
The travelling Toronto Maple Leafs circus is coming to town, and they're bringing their jerseys, too.
Benched Lazar keeps chin up
Despite feeling better about his game since the world junior championship, Curtis Lazar's ice time has steadily decreased.


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Promoting the Social Good: a Growth Industry
Chris Hughes, one of the co-founders of Facebook, made headlines recently when he announced that he will soon unveil a new social-networking site called Jumo.
The site, which is scheduled to debut in the fall, has a simple mission:
"Jumo brings together everyday individuals and organization to speed the pace of global change," according to its Web site. "We connect people to the issues, organizations, and individuals relevant to them to foster lasting relationships and meaningful action."'
That description got us thinking about some other social-network-style sites that have similar mission statements.
Let's see if you can tell them apart.
Match the following Web sites with how they describe themselves:
1. All for Good
2. GlobalGiving
3. Idealist
4. CauseCast
5. Causes
a. "An interactive Web site where people and organizations can exchange resrouces and ideas, locate opportunities and supporters, and take steps toward building a world where all people can lead free and dignified lives."
b. "Strives to empower people from all walks of life to have a positive impact on the world in which they live. We allow users to organize into communities of action focused on specific issues or nonprofit organizations."
c. "Connects donors with community-based projects that need support."
d. "Makes it simple to find and share volunteer activities with friends and family."
e. "An interactive community that connects individuals, leaders, celebrities and brands to make a positive impact on the world."
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I am already spayed, up to date with shots, good with kids, good with dogs, and good with cats.
Never was a name more appropriate…Gabby is a talker! If you speak she answers, of course, what she says is open to interpretation but we're sure you'll enjoy the conversations. She prefers people and dogs to other cats (she seems to have forgotten that she is one herself). So a slow intro with another cat would be essential. She is a bit of a Velcro kitty and will latch onto her person/people. Please make sure you have lots of room in your bed because she loves to snuggle at night. She will rub up against you and let you know that she wants to be petted and you better make sure you do, she is a little demanding…but rightfully so.
If you have a quiet lifestyle and enjoy watching TV you will have a soul mate in Gabby. She is the quintessential couch potato and a great lap warmer. In other words she's a wonderful girl looking for a forever home…
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On February 13, Cub Scout Pack 4031 held its annual Blue and Gold banquet to honor scouts who earned awards and achievements. Fifth-grade Webelos Scouts Ben Pamperin, Liam Gallagher, Wesley Nurczyk, and Joe Van Ekenvort received the Arrow of Light Award, the highest award in Cub Scouting. Earning the Arrow of Light requires completing many achievements, knowing Scoutcraft skills and being active in the Cub Scout program.
In addition, Liam was presented the God and Me religious emblem from Pastor Bob Wied of New Life Community Church.
"Cub Scouting is a great way for young boys to transition into young adults," said Cubmaster Steve Drevs.
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The 15-Minute Rule for Serving Wine
Whether you're serving red or white wine at your next dinner, remember the 15-minute rule for pouring wine.
White wine, because it's generally served too cold, you should take it out of the refrigerator 15 minutes before serving.
Red wine, on the other hand, should be served a bit cooler than room temperature, so put it in to the fridge 15 minutes before serving and it should be just right.
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I have Windows 7 and have a picture file I wanted to transfer to a usb flash drive to give to a friend. I have never used a flash drive - I just plugged it in to a USB port and it says it wasn't recognized. I tried it a couple of times with the same result. Anyone here that can help me on this? Thank you |
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MA Audiovisual Translation Studies (MAAVTS)
View pages in this documentWith a growing demand across the audiovisual media for highly qualified linguists capable of subtitling for foreign-language viewers or for the deaf or hard-of-hearing, this programme familiarises you with the linguistic, cultural and technical challenges of audiovisual translation. The main topics of study include subtitling, voice-over, subtitling for the deaf and hard-of-hearing, respeaking, theatre captioning, translation theories and dedicated translation tools. State-of-the-art translation technology is used throughout this programme.
Why audiovisual translation?
The translation of multimedia content is a relatively novel field that embraces activities such as subtitling films and adapting Flash animations. Such media are increasingly found on corporate and government websites and in educational and training materials.
Why CTS at Leeds?
We have gained a reputation for excellence in consistently anticipating industry trends, in partnership with professional bodies, leading employers and translation tools providers.
We collaborate with leading European universities, professional bodies and tools providers to stay at the forefront of professional training. eCoLoMedia (ecolomedia.uni-saarland.de), an award-winning resource, is one of several EU-funded projects to design novel resources for training in translation tools and deliver them online for the benefit of all. It is intended to benefit students and trainers of audiovisual translation.
How is the programme distinctive?
The distinctive focus of MAAVTS is on subtitling, using state-of-the art software tools used by the leading translation and subtitling companies - Isis, Swift, Dragon Naturally Speaking. In order to be able to adapt and condense the spoken word with a view to creating effective subtitles, you must be familiar with the limitations of viewers' reading speeds and their ability to follow subtitles and visual action at the same time. You will work in multilingual group projects and apply translation project management principles to create, display and revise subtitles for specific target audiences.
You also follow modules in specialised written translation between English and one or two of the following languages: Arabic, Chinese, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Portuguese, Russian and Spanish.
The Centre has designed a number of elective modules that are led by research and respond to the concerns of the translation industry, dealing with machine translation, the uses of corpora, technical writing, and an introduction to translation technologies. You may also take electives offered by other sections of the School of Languages, Cultures and Societies, by the Language Centre or by other faculties.
We collaborate with practicing professional translators and subtitlers who bring their experience into the classroom.
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270 Mr A. T. Stirling, External Affairs Officer in London, to Department of External Affairs
Cablegram 352 LONDON, 24 May 1940, 12.20 p.m.
Your telegram No. 52. [1]
Have checked report. So far as is known here it has no foundation.
Far Eastern Department consider it highly improbable, for the following reasons:
(1) Japanese unlikely to admit any Russian claim to interfere in Netherlands East Indies.
(2) There would be no need for Germans to go to Peking to discuss the situation with Japanese. They could of course do this in Tokyo. According to Japanese Foreign Office spokesman the German Ambassador at Tokyo [2] informed the Japanese Government that 'Germany does not intend any intervention in the question of the Netherlands East Indies'. They have thus given the Japanese a 'free hand'.
This time all information here is to the effect that Japanese are proceeding according to a policy of their own regarding the Netherlands East Indies, i.e., by way of demands of an economic character (telegrams Nos. 338 [3] and 348 [4]).


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Save the dates for March 9th and May 11th because the All Angels Cafe will be hosting their next shows! The March 9th show will feature the opening of the "Through the Eyes of Hope" art exhibit, which explores the world in photographs through the eyes of children photographers from Rwanda and Ghana, trained by photojournalist Linda Smith. The evening will also feature the unique musical stylings of the folk-jazz fusion duo The Fretful Porcupine and indie-folk singer-songwriter Monica Allison.
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At 12:23 p.m. deputies arrested Dustin Allen Zeller, 25, of Pickwick, who was cited for the theft of two canoes valued at $900 that had been reported stolen in February. A witness reported to deputies that he had purchased two canoes from Zeller matching the description of the stolen canoes, according to the report. Deputies said that Zeller admitted to stealing the canoes.
At 11:49 p.m. deputies arrested Thomas Mormann, 26, of Dresbach, for driving while intoxicated after his vehicle went off the road, rolled over and struck a power line on County Road 12 outside Dakota. Power lines fell over the road after Mormanns vehicle struck the pole. Mormann alerted dispatchers to the accident but was not at the scene when deputies arrived, according to the report. One deputy saw a pickup truck pulling out of a nearby driveway and recognized the driver as Mormann. Deputies stopped Mormann, who reportedly admitted to driving the vehicle involved in the accident, but said he couldnt remember what happened. Deputies detected an odor of alcohol on Mormanns person and said he had bloodshot, watery eyes. According to the report, Mormann told deputies he was not too wasted, but still over the limit. A preliminary breath test indicated his blood alcohol content was .098. Sheriffs Department officials said that Mormann may face charges of criminal vehicular operation.
Tuesday, March 26
At 5:50 p.m. officers ticketed Melvin Earl Kimp, 22, of Winona, for theft by shoplifting after he alleged stole a television valued at $248 from Walmart. An employee told police he saw Kimp take the television without paying.
At 6:20 am officers received a report of a stolen vehicle from the 1700 block of Edgewood Drive. The victim told police a gray 2008 Chevy Impala, valued at $14,000, was stolen from the from inside the his garage. The keys were in the vehicle in the unlocked garage. The theft is believed to have taken place between 10 p.m. on Tuesday and 6 a.m. on Wednesday.
At 1:48 p.m. officers received a report of stolen prescription drugs from an adult male resident of East Second Street. The man said he was missing 60 hydrocodone pills. Police officials said there are no suspects at this time.
Thursday, March 28
At 4:48 a.m. officers ticketed Gabriel David Bebout, 31, of Minnesota City, for theft by shoplifting after he allegedly stole a cellphone and charger valued at $314 from Walmart. According to the report, Bebout walked out with the electronics, set off the alarms, and started running towards Winona Health. He reportedly went into the Emergency Room area and was apprehended when he exited.


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Zimbabwe Gay Activists Back In Business As They Have Balls Of Steel.
Just incredible people. And focused on getting information out on HIV/AIDS. Wonderful.
The battle continues to assure basic human rights for LGBT people in Zimbabwe despite government harassment. The group Gays and Lesbians of Zimbabwe (GALZ) reopened its Harare office last month. The GALZ office had been closed after a police raid last August. Based on an interview with a Zimbabwean LGBT activist, the Washington Blade reported that GALZ, which has close to 2,000 members across the country, also continues to host HIV/AIDS workshops in Bulawayo. "When they raid our offices they think they are going to find pornographic materials," the activist told the Blade. "When they come in there, they find it is a resource center. People are busy working."
"I am told President Robert Mugabe's party, ZANU-PF, is going to use the issue of homosexuality as one of their campaign tools," the activist, who asked the Blade not to publish his name because he remains afraid of potential reprisals against him, said. He added his brother and most other Zimbabweans who oppose Mugabe will ultimately vote for him because of his strong opposition to homosexuality. "I strongly believe that they will use this issue to threaten the LGBT people in Zimbabwe. And they will do everything in their power to make sure that LGBT people are punished."
WATCH – Al Jazeera Look At Attitiudes Towards Gay People Across Asia.
Al Jazeera's show The Stream looks at changing attitudes toward LGBT people in Nepal, India, Indonesia, Singapore, and across Asia. Asia seems to be used to describe half the world now.
Can Johnny Weir Shut The Fuck Up And Stop Enabling Gay Hate In Russia.
This is why H have an issue with Russia and their anti gay policy. if you are famous and gay and from another country you can do whatever the hell you like in Russia. but if you are gay and a Russian citizen you have ZERO rights. And if you fight for rights you will be beaten and arrested. And Weir the stupid fuck just enables Russian policy. Cannot stand the fucking idiot.
"I love Russia and there is nothing that will change that," Weir said. "I'm a true patriot and spokesperson for their country. It's appalling they can censor their public, but I try to do everything I can. I have been in talks with different LBGT organizations in Russia with how I can help." When Weir and his husband were in Moscow last November for a competition, they posted pictures of themselves online sharing a kiss at various places in the city. Weir also acknowledged he's treated differently because of the country's appreciation of his skating. If he makes the Olympic team, Weir doesn't want to make an issue of his sexuality, he said. For him, the Olympics should be about sport and competition. But he does have advice for gay athletes unfamiliar with the culture. "My advice would be: Watch what you do when you leave the Village, don't be aggressive, don't wear a big rainbow flag fur coat. If you don't call attention to yourself, attention won't come to you." Then Weir added, in a way only he can, "I'm not going to be having sex in a Metro station. And if you are doing that, then maybe you deserve to be caught."
WATCH – Honey Boo Boo is A Very Wise 6 Year Old.
I have really enjoyed the show based around Allanah and her family. Whilst their diet is crap and their health seems dodge, they are full of love and common sense.
Will 'Marriage Equality' End My Friends Getting Bashed On The Streets Of New Zealand?
Sigh. So, have had 3 friends bashed in the last 6 months. Has kinda thrown me for a loop. I have been doing the blog for 2 years now and when I started was the real start of the suicide of gays and violence against us in America. So, for awhile I covered the violence stories, but then they just got so prelavant I needed a break. And then in December last year my friends started getting bashed on the streets. And then another. And then last Monday a friend was kicked by 4 men in my home town hamilton whilst they screamed 'Die, Faggot, Die'. Wow, where does that kind of hate and violence come from?
It's learnt behaviour. It comes from the parents and environment and what is seen and heard and how 'types' are portrayed. Need a song break…….
When I was growing up there was little hatred for gays on TV or in the papers in NZ. Sure, they were underground but there was no anti-campaign against us. Now, turn on a TV or read stories about this 'marriage equality' issue and the hate, vitriol and false information being spread is enormous.
Research in America has shown this kind of hate speech being allowed in mass media has an effect on gay youth. Gods, it gets so tiresome for everyone. But 92% of gay youth say they hear negative opinions on themselves EVERDAY.
It is strange to grow up in a world when most of the messages around you are not directed at you. A world not geared for the way you see the world. It frustrates me that it is even worse to grow up in the 21st century in these conditions. you would not be allowed to go on TV and say Women or Maori are lesser people and do not deserve the same rights, but for some reason religious people are allowed to do this on Tv and in print and on the internet…..


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Farm Frenzy 4
Save grandpa and grandma's farm from foreclosure in the wacky and wonderful Farm Frenzy 4! Virtual farming has never been more fun, so grab yer overalls, roll up yer sleeves and get ready for an egg-crackin', cow-milking, sheep-shearin' good time!
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The world famous Lake Ontario offers some of the best fishing for trout and salmon in the world. For us the fishing season begins, on the water, right around April 1st. At this time of year Lake
Ontario fishing reports begin rolling in from all across the lake. This early in
the season, we concentrate our efforts on the warm water close to shore. We fish
the shallow water thermal bar which is created from the tributaries dumping warm water into the lake. Our focus is on catching hungry Browns, with a few Steelhead in the mix, and with the possibility of a spring King catching "you"
by surprise. In May and June, as the water temperature increases and the lake begins it's transition phase, we move a
little more offshore and enjoy increasing catches of Kings, Cohos, and
Lakers. In the summer months of July and August, with a thermalcline
established, our main target becomes King Salmon but the offshore Steelhead
fishing can be equally exciting. As September arrives we target large mature
salmon beginning to stage for their spawning run and can be found very close to
port in shallow water. The offshore fishing this time of year remains very consistent with
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Addicted to Murder: The True Story of Daniel Conahan Jr.
Another Chilling Discovery
Two months after the discovery of John Doe number two, on March 7, 1996, a Cape Coral man traveling down Route 75 in North Port pulled off onto Laramie Circle. The man got out of his vehicle to relieve himself in the woods, but as he made his way past the tree line he was shocked to discover a nude male corpse lying on the ground. The man quickly contacted the North Port Police Department.
When investigators arrived at the scene they cordoned off the area with crime scene tape and began to search for clues the killer might have left behind. The corpse appeared as though it had been posed face-up, in the shape of a cross. The only telltale sign investigators found were rope marks on a nearby tree.
The medical examiner later determined the victim had been murdered just 10 days before discovery. The man's corpse bore four stab wounds and his genitals had been amputated. Cuts and scrapes were found on the feet of the victim and slash marks were visible on the upper torso. Investigators surmised that the man had attempted to flee from the killer just prior to his death. The medical examiner also noted rope-like marks, suggesting the victim had been tied up before death.
Investigators had no leads and no information to help them identity their latest John Doe. A composite sketch was drawn up and the victim was described as a white male, with auburn hair, between 35 and 45 years old, approximately 5 feet, 6 inches tall, with a muscular build and bad teeth.
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I am a 40 year old mother of 4 Na Na of 3!! I am a Full Time student who is about to graduate and get my degree in Business. Most all the classes I took as my electives were Food and Beverage related. I wonder why? I guess because food is one of my main passions. My father whom I had recently lost was the "chef" and did all the holidays and events, when he passed the torch was passed on to me. I was excited because I was ALWAYS wanting to cook and host the holiday meals, but when dad was in the kitchen, everyone stayed out! lol. Gotta love him. Miss you dad!!
I have always had people tell me I should opena restaurant or start a catering company. Not a bad idea I though, but not there yet. I've always wanted to write a cookbook as well withmy recipes and my fathers and dedicate it to him, but I have not been able to financially. I wouldn't even know where to start.
Food seems to always be that nature pick me up or put a smile on someones face and I am always wanting to do something for people and if it is my cooking that they appreciate, so be it.
I am famous for party foods for the most part, but I have a nack at making up one dish meals and casseroles. I am a on the spot recipe maker upper.
I love mexican both eating it and making it, along with chinese, however, I can really get down on some southern homecooking as well.
My favorite restaurant is....well...we can be here all night because I don't have just one, but I do love Fridays, Applebees, Joes Crab Shack, ANY Mexican Resaurant and a good steakhouse.


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I have a confession to make: I'm tired.
This isn't new. I've been tired for awhile now. It's just that, in the past twelve months or so, I've started to see how the reason I'm tired is I'm fighting a battle that's impossible to win. I don't think I was ever intended to fight it in the first place.
I'm giving up.
But it's not what you think.
When I was young I was the victim of sexual abuse. Ever since then, I've felt like the victim to many more things. Anger and bitterness. Other abusive relationships. Life circumstances. I spent most of my twenties wishing I could have the life I dreamed about, but for the most part assuming it just wasn't possible.
I wish I could have richer relationships, but people are just so broken…
I wish I could have a more fulfilling career, but I have to pay the bills…
I wish I could have more freedom in my life, but I have responsibilities…
I wish I could be more mature, but growth takes time…
I'm tired of it. I'm tired of waiting around thinking that, given more time, or more resources, or some set of perfect circumstances — a cosmic nod from above — I might get the freedom, or passion, or fulfillment I crave. I'm tired of sitting back waiting for it to come to me. I'm freaking sick of it! I'm not going to do it anymore.
I'm not a victim.
When it comes to relationships, I'm tired of assuming the reason most of mine feel shallow is because there aren't enough hours in the day, or because people will just never understand me. I'm ready to figure out what is getting in the way of my relationships growing deeper, even if it means facing what's wrong with me.
I'm done blaming it on other people. I'm not a victim.
I'm tired of thinking the questions I have about God and faith just can't be answered this side of heaven. I'm tired of settling for injustice, for giving in to it, under the guise "this is just a broken world." That's not the message of the Gospel.
I don't believe God ever intended us to live like that.
I think He built us to ask questions, to earnestly seek answers, seek wisdom, and not give up until we find it.
I'm tired of buying the lie that my story isn't worth telling. I'm tired of worrying it isn't "nice" enough or "exciting" enough. I'm done wondering if anyone will even read it.
I'm going to tell my story, regardless if anyone reads it or not.
I'm going to learn to do it well, not because it will make my life matter anymore than anyone else's, but because it will make my life richer. There is great intrinsic value in storytelling.
I'm not going to let fear stop me anymore.
I'm done settling for a boring, unsatisfying work life. I'm tired of telling myself "everyone has to do it" to make ends meet. I'm discovering how, if I'm willing to let go of some things (some tangible and some intangible, like unrealistic expectations I have) it is possible to find satisfaction in what I do on a daily basis.
I think it's possible to do what I want to do without abandoning my responsibilities.
I'm ready to grow up, no matter how much work it takes, no matter what I have to admit about myself.
I'm not waiting around to "grow out" of insecurity. I'm grabbing it by the you-know-what and telling it to go you-know-where. I'm not letting shame boss me around anymore. I'm sick and tired of it. I'm kicking it to the curb.
I can't do it anymore. I give up.
I'm done blaming the "hand I was dealt." It's not worth it. It's holding me back. I'm focusing on what I can change. Because I can change a lot. More than I like to admit sometimes.
Complaining is easy. Change is hard.
I'm learning to embrace the power I have to shape my personal story.
Will you join me?


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I live in the Atlanta area. My house has a crawl space that had a problem with water sitting on the dirt floor. I had a french drain installed around the perimeter of the crawl space. The drain has a slotted pipe covered with gravel to remove water from under the house. It seems to work well. The dirt floor is covered with a plastic vapor barrier.
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Anyone know about US (Buffalo) PO box or service
If anyone knows info about this, it will be you guys, my fellow canuck Dis'ers!
I am looking at possibly renting a US post office box, or even better finding a one time or per use service. Does any one else here have one or use such a thing. My cousin told me he saw a service on line for a one time fee per shipment but he had not used it and I was a little leary of it. Any suggestions or info? Also, I am wondering about shipping to a buffalo hotel. I know you can ship to some hotels (for business) but what if I was staying overnight for pleasure with extended parking (we are in March with Staybridge). I guess I can call the hotel and ask but I was wondering if any of you had done this, or tried to. Any info is greatly appreciated! |
I just make sure anything I want to get is shipped with UPS then send it to
Your name c/o UPS hold for p/u 931 Bailey Ave. Buffalo, NY 14026 Make sure they put your phone number on the shipment also and the ups depot in buffalo will hold the shipment and give you a call when it arrives so you can pick it up for free at no cost. The depot is about 8 minutes from the peace bridge. That address is the address of the UPS hub in buffalo that you can pick it up at |
We have used US addresses inc on witmer road. Sorry can't link from my phone. But just google.
They charge $5/package. They are literally the first exit after you cross @ Lewiston. 5 minutes tops. Have never had any issues at all. ETA: they accept any shipments from any courier or USPS. |
OMG you guys-both are excellent options! I knew I could count on these boards-many thanks!
Of all the choices mine is the only free one, generally shipping UPS within the USA is the best option anyway to get the package in a reasonable amount of time
Have used Orion in Lewiston for over 17 years...they charge $5 a package...will hold till 'whenever' and put in a storage pod should you pick up after hours. Nice people...help you unwrap and discard wrappings should you choose and load big items in your car.
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I use KinekPoint in Buffalo - just off of Niagara Street exit from the I-190 if crossing at Fort Erie - $5 per package - free to sign up and you get a box number for deliveries.
I use CBIUSA - just google it. So easy! $5.75 / package. In Niagara Falls, NY and easily accessible when going OTR to Sam's Club or shopping at the outlets on Military Rd.
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Another user of CBI here. Very easy to get to from the Rainbow Bridge and they will hold your package indefinitely for no extra charge. They have a room off to the side where you can open your package and discard the boxes, etc. It's kind of weirdly located in a residential area, but it is very easy to get to.
Another fan for CBI! Great service!
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4 Then all who trembled at the words of the God of Israel came and sat with me because of this unfaithfulness of his people. And I sat there utterly appalled until the time of the evening sacrifice. | 4 Then everyone who trembled at the words of the God of Israel gathered around me because of this unfaithfulness of the exiles. And I sat there appalled until the evening sacrifice. |
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Almost Braised Chicken-Free Vegan Gua Bao
let's try some chicken-free Taiwanese "gorditas"! miam!
As stated in my earlier post on making vegan gua bao, "gua bao" is a Taiwanese sandwich/hamburger style bun or in my best description, your fabulous Taiwanese "gorditas", often stuffed with slowly braised pork belly, pickled cabbage, ground sweet peanuts, coriander and occasionally hoisin sauce (which I am not a huge fan of). The gua bao are a popular Taiwanese street food and are currently among the popular trends at food carts in the U.S. For these vegan gua bao, I used the Grilled "Beyond Meat" chicken-free strips dressed in my "almost-braised sauce" topped with a light slaw comprised of cucumber, carrot, radish and coriander and finished with ground roasted sweet-peanuts.
Ethan Brown founded Beyond Meat in 2009, a company that provides consumers with plant-based protein foods without sacrificing the taste, chew or satisfaction. All of the Beyond Meat chicken-free strips are 100% vegan, gluten-free, and plant-based "chicken" that has the protein and texture without antibiotics, hormones, GMOs, trans fats, or cholesterol. They contain 18-19 grams of complete and plant protein and between 100-120 calories per 3-ounce serving. The strips are made with a blend of pea and soy protein.
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Three versions: Lightly Seasoned, Grilled, and Southwest chicken-free strips in 12-oz. packages. The suggested retail price is $5.29.
where to buy
They are available nationally throughout Whole Foods Markets in the U.S., and for food service customers through many major independent distributors. Check out their store location page for more information.
Grilled "Beyond Meat" chicken-free strips
Calories per Serving (3-oz., 85g, about 7 strips): 120 | Total Fat: 4.5g | Sodium: 280mg | Total Carb: 5g | Dietary Fiber: 3g | Sugars: 0g | Protein: 18g
Water, soy protein isolate*, pea protein isolate, amaranth, chicken flavor [vegan] (maltodextrin, yeast extract, salt, natural flavoring, sunflower oil), expeller-pressed canola oil*, soy fiber*, carrot fiber, salt, contains 0.5% or less of: white vinegar, salt, molasses, garlic, hickory smoke powder, onion, lemon juice concentrate, black pepper, sugar, mustard powder, paprika, sodium alginate, dipotassium phosphate, titanium dioxide (color), calcium sulfate, red and bell pepper powder, parsley, and cayenne pepper
Contains: Soy • *non-GMO identity preserved.
Keep refrigerated and use within seven days of opening. Previously frozen. For best results, enjoy cold straight from the package or gently heat in a skillet for 2-3 minutes until desired temperature is reached.
general verdict
Beyond Meat comes in a 12-ounce package with approximately 24 strips and is appropriate for around 4-6 servings. The strips are composed of many layers, that can be pulled apart by hand, and these layers provide a firm texture without being tough. Given that the strips are fairly chunky I recommend cubing, finely chopping or pulling them apart, layer by layer. Beyond Meat can be consumed cold straight from the package without cooking, in fact this is our favorite method of using the strips, but if you do intend on cooking them, make sure to keep them moist so as not to dry them out.
Straight out of the package, the combination of seasoning and texture convinced a few omnivores that they were actually eating chicken. The grilled one has a mild smoky taste to it, compared to the others. The Lightened seasoned was our favorite for our creamy vegan chicken-free salad with dill. The Southwestern has a very mild smoky taste with very mild spices and herbs, i.e., cayenne, which works well with tacos.
Now back to the recipe, the Almost Braised Chicken-Free Vegan Gua Bao
To make vegan gua bao, read further, it takes about 3 1/2 hours to make and prepare the dough excluding the steaming time (about 10 minutes per batch). You can find some frozen gua bao in your local Asian markets if you do not want to make them, however most of them contain dairy or animal fat. I would like to point out that some restaurants with vegetarian options such as "veggie gua bao or tofu/tempeh buns" may not be vegan due to the buns containing whey or dairy. Always ask your restaurant that serve them in advance.
To assemble the fillings, make the "salad" first since it requires an hour to chill in the fridge, the ground roasted sweet-peanuts, and finally the almost braised sauce for the Grilled "Beyond Meat" chicken-free strips. Of course you will need steamed gua bao to go. You can add these fillings in any order; I usually do mine this way: almost braised shredded Grilled "Beyond Meat" chicken-free strips, asian salad, and topped with ground roasted sweet-peanuts. Add loads of Sriracha for loads of heat like my partner Doni. For garnish, add loads of cilantro leaves or finely diced scallions.
Mix all the seasonings in a small bowl, except for the dried chili flakes and finely sliced cilantro. Add the prepared vegetables in a medium bowl, slowly add the mixture, one ladle at a time, mixing lightly until all is incorporated. Add cilantro and dried chili flakes. Refrigerate for an hour before serving. Garnish with black or toasted sesame seeds for a bit of texture if needed.
Crush the peanuts with a mortar and pestle (or crush them under a rolling pin) until they appear coarsely ground and add the sugar. Mix it. Store the mixture in an airtight container. If not refrigerated, store in a cool, dry place for up to 3 months.
Pull apart the Grilled "Beyond Meat" chicken-free strips in half by hand (View our method here). Put them aside in a separate medium mixing bowl.
In a large frying pan over medium-high heat, warm up the 1 tablespoon vegetable oil and 1/2 tablespoon sesame oil. Add garlic and ginger, and sauté until fragrant. Add all seasonings and water except for fresh minced cilantro. Cover with a lid. Lower the heat to low and let it braise for 15 minutes. Remove the lid. Add in the corn starch mixture to thicken the sauce.
Add the "shredded" Beyond Meat Grilled "Beyond Meat" chicken-free strips and cover with a lid. Let the strips simmer for 5 minutes or less (until desired temperature is reached). Do not overcook. This must be served immediately with the vegan gua bao, asian salad and ground roasted sweet-peanuts.
If you do not have sweet dark soy sauce, you can make your own and store it later.
view other reviews
• Southwest Style "Beyond Meat" Chicken-Free & Grilled Vegetables in Tortilla
• Lightly Seasoned "Beyond Meat" Chicken-Free Salad with Dill
This item(s) was kindly sent to me to review by Beyond Meat. All products that are mentioned and reviewed here on my vegan blog are of my own personal opinions and I am not being compensated to review them, only just to share my thoughts. If I receive a product complimentary of the company, it will be stated so in the post, otherwise, all products are purchased myself for my own personal use.


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