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Jerry Davich: Order up — a peek behind a chef's kitchen curtain
JERRY DAVICH January 30, 2014 11:56AM
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Updated: March 3, 2014 3:03PM
Nicole Bissonnette dished out pointed but polite directions to her kitchen staff while floating around her oldest offspring, Bistro 157 in downtown Valparaiso.
"Make sure you wipe off the edges of that plate," she told server David Hugg before he left with a dinner entrée, duck confit with spiced currant and demi glaze.
On this winter night, her upscale eatery hosted a four-course "Mahoney Wine Dinner" for guests, many of them frequent fliers in the serene dining area. It's been a familiar scene for thousands of Northwest Indiana diners since Bissonnette opened the bistro 12 years ago.
But her kitchen? Not such a familiar sight for diners — or anyone else, for that matter. Like most every head chef, this is where Bissonnette's culinary magic happens on a nightly basis. So I asked if I could shadow her during a dinner rush. She kindly agreed.
"It's a small kitchen, don't judge," quipped Bissonnette, who studied in France and whose husband, Gary Sanders, runs Bartlett's Gourmet Grill in Beverly Shores.
I took a peek behind her wizard's curtain, watching a handful of kitchen staff performing a well-rehearsed dance to prepare an array of creative cuisine. (Watch a video of them in action at http://posttrib.suntimes.com/news/davich/index.html.)
"Table 22 is ready," said line cook Jennifer Austin to server Andrew Bray while sliding two prepared entrees onto a metal counter. Bray, a jazz pianist who's been here almost since day one, balanced them on his arm and breezed into the dining area.
Austin looked like a whirling dervish in the eye of this swirling hurricane. She yanked orders from a small feeding machine and jumped into action again and again. Open flames. Squirts of cooking oil into pans. A garnish here, a taste-test there.
One second, she's literally running toward a refrigerator. The next, she's hovering over a meal to make sure it looks … just … perfect. A hand towel is perched on her shoulder to clean up any spills or to handle a hot pan. I couldn't help but notice all the burns and cuts on both arms, familiar battle wounds for line cooks.
"It's all part of the job I love," she explained between orders.
The kitchen staff blended seamlessly together, like a proven recipe with just the right ingredients, including servers, busboy and dishwasher.
Bissonnette's sous-chef, or second in command, is Jason Glisan, who sports a backward St. Louis Cardinals baseball cap and a talent for tossing a massive amount of sautéed vegetables into the air and back into a pan.
Together, they prepared the night's four-course meal, including lobster bisque Veloute, scallops, and arugula salad with watermelon, ticotta salata and candied pork belly. It's a mouthful to say but more enjoyable to smell, let alone sample.
Bissonnette and Glisan turned a dozen or so empty plates into culinary canvases of edible artwork.
"Are they ready for the next course?" she asked the server.
"Almost," he replied in passing.
I asked for Bissonnette's opinion on young children in her bistro, a hot issue in the industry these days. Earlier this month, a Chicago eatery, Alinea, was grilled when its chef posted on Twitter: "Tbl brings 8mo.Old. It cries. Diners mad. Tell ppl no kids? Subject diners 2 crying? Hate saying no, but …"
I wrote about this issue on social media and it immediately polarized readers. Keep babies and young kids away from such expensive restaurants, most people agreed. Bissonnette disagrees. The mother of two, ages 2 and 7, says she is happy to serve "young gourmets."
"Chuck Harris' kids practically grew up here," she said, referring to the Porter County coroner's two daughters.
Across the country, younger diners are frequenting more upscale restaurants these days, though by younger, I mean 25 to 35 years old.
"We are definitely seeing the younger set," Bissonnette said. "I think they are more educated about food and more adventurous due to the Food Network. Yet they also lead busier lives than ever and do not have time to cook."
At Pikk's Tavern in Valparaiso, owner Paul LoDuca aims for the 25-to-45 demographic.
"We feel that by 25 the customer is ready for a nice dining experience," he said. "They are done with the bar-food places. Plus, we feel we offer a nice alternative with a good selection of craft beers and creative food choices."
Another related issue in the news is the startling number of calories in many chain restaurants versus upscale chef-proprietor ones. A report published in the Journal of Nutrition Education and Behavior studied more than 2,600 menu items at 21 restaurant chains.
The average adult meal, including drink, appetizer, entrée and dessert, contains more than 2,000 calories, 30 grams of saturated fat and 3,512 milligrams of sodium. Let's face it, most dishes at those places are heaping to meet our quantity-over-quality mantra in America the Bloated.
However, the opposite is typically true at more expensive places, where entrees are strictly about quality and presentation — quantity be damned. I seem to be always wanting more at those eateries, which is exactly what chefs want, so you return again and again.
"You can't rest on your laurels," Bissonnette said before scrutinizing another plate heading out of the kitchen. "Or your last entree."
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I got a Crinodonna at a plant exchange yesterday. The bulb is quite big which I understand is normal and does have 4 long green leaves on it and some roots. A lady divided one she had and brought several to share.
How soon do I need to plant this? I could get to it tomorrow night if need be. Thanks
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It is not dormant and should be planted as soon as practical, do not let the roots dry. Crinum is a very tough plant. Mine suffered this last winter from a colder than usual winter. I just completed repotting and separating them into separate pots. Next year I will move them into a semi protected area. These grow so fast I make the mistake of not using big enough pots, and they become root bound in just a few months. Al |
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Al should I put it in a pot rather than the ground? I don't have a lot of excess garden space, especially if it ends up multiplying underground as I understand they do. It does sound like a lovely plant when in bloom and I love pink, but if it is going to take up space both underground and above ground, with just green foliage, I would be happier with it in a pot that I could bring out when in bloom and put away when not. Ginny |
If you have the right spot, in the ground would be better. If you have any winter damage it will be to the foliage only and will quickly recover. In a container, I would suggest about a three gallon size as the minimum for a blooming Crinum. About every two years the container would require removing the offsets and replacing the soil, with some root pruning to continue in the same container. My complain with the bloom is it does not last long enough. As a pot plant, I like the Nerine for its long lasting bloom as well as multiple bloom stems in a relatively small pot. Al |
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Scott Ogden recommends planting crinums 12- 18 inches deep to reduce formation of offsets. Susan. |
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Re: Alice in Wonderland (2010)
I've been greatly bothered by the pervasiveness of the message of "parents bad and stupid, kids smart and funny and good" that is surrounding children today. From seemingly harmless "Hannah Montana" to movies like Alice in Wonderland, our children are presented with a constant message that they already know enough and don't need to listen to anyone else.
From your review of Alice in Wonderland, it sounds like a movie that can cause great spiritual damage to our children. It gives a message that your parents or the Church or anyone, really, cannot tell you what is good for you. That you must reject out-of-hand people telling you that you must do something you might not like particularly (or not understand). And that your best interests are not what drives them to make decisions on your behalf.
To constantly bombard children — and especially girls — with the message that your parents are wrong if you don't like what they tell you is a dangerous thing. It breeds mistrust and mindless rebellion. The message is "To thine own self be true," but no one ever gives thought that Polonius is the very ruin of his children with his soundbite advice that he gives them. His sayings are full of pithiness and short on wisdom.
While the "parents bad and stupid, kids smart and funny and good" motif is certainly a live issue in family entertainment today, I don't think that's the dynamic in Alice in Wonderland, so much as "patriarchal society bad and oppressive to women." Don't forget, Alice is 19 years old for most of the film — and in the prologue, in which she appears as a girl, she has a loving and sympathetic father. Alice's mother isn't so sympathetic to the 19-year-old Alice, but that's because she's just another victim of the patriarchal machine.
However, "To thine own self be true" is certainly part of Alice brief of empowerment and self-actualization, especially for young women. The problem is not so much that it's bad advice (certainly we don't want our children being false to themselves!) as that it's grossly inadequate apart from some larger standard to which the self is held and to which it should conform. First receive solid moral and intellectual formation; discover your strengths and weaknesses; learn what is worth living and dying for; find meaning in community, work, commitment, a higher purpose; and when at last you can truly say that you have fulfilled the philosopher's exhortation to "know thyself," then to thine own self be true. You won't find anything like that in Alice, alas.


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This summer, get a room with a view—into another way of life. Play lighthouse keeper, set up camp like a Plains Indian, or bunk in a World War II battleship. Here, accommodations that are both wonderfully wacky and affordable. The adventure begins at check-in.
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Oh, give me a home, where the buffalo—and a herd of Spanish mustangs—still roam. Canvas guest tipis at this camp on Blackfeet land face east to welcome the sun and block westerly winds. At night, a fire will warm your family as you sleep on the ground (in sleeping bags atop cushioned mats). By day, learn how to craft a parfleche (rawhide tote), rattle, and drum with the camp's owner, Darrell Norman, a Blackfeet artist. Then head to adjacent Glacier National Park for some hiking, trout fishing, and horseback riding. Or go on a history hunt with Norman. He'll show you medicine rocks—sacred sandstone guideposts for the nomadic tribe—and ancient bones embedded in the earth beneath the Two Medicine River "buffalo jump," a cliff over which hunters drove their prey. Back at the lodge, Norman and his wife, Angelika, serve a traditional feast of roasted buffalo, Anasazi beans, acorn squash, and soup made from blueberry-like saskatoons. Stick around for fireside singing and storytelling—and the chance to beat your own drum. 406/338-2787; blackfeetculturecamp.com; two-night packages $395 for two adults, plus $96 per child, including meals, outings, and entertainment.
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As the sky darkens, twirl up the spiral stairs and imagine a time when the glow of this Cape Cod beacon guided whaling ships through the "race," the treacherous crosscurrent roiling in the distance. Today, the light is automated, but the property looks much as it did a century ago, thanks to the American Lighthouse Foundation, whose on-site volunteers attend to the buildings and overnight guests. Choose among three old-fashioned bedrooms under the eaves in the 1879 keeper's residence, or take over the newly renovated two-bedroom Whistle House, which once held the steam-powered foghorn and bell. There are no roads to this beachfront compound four miles out of town—in days of yore, the keeper's children walked over the sand to school—but ALF staff will ferry you there by four-wheel-drive. Pack linens, towels, groceries, and drinking water—and don't count on trips back to civilization. Instead, devote your days to fishing, watching for Wright whales, swimming, and snuggling into the warm dunes, here at the end of the world. 508/487-9930; racepointlighthouse.net; Keeper's House, doubles from $150, four-person room $245; Whistle House (sleeps eight) $2,500 per week.
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Every year the area garden centers get fully stock way too early, it seems to me. Yesterday I went "browsing" and wanted to buy plants so badly. Isn't it too early to plant? I don't think we are past our last frost date? I know the plants must freeze at the garden centers too. Someone explain. |
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You can plant frost tolerant crops and always throw a sheet over them if a hard freeze should happen. Here in MN they are already filling up with all the summer annuals. Not only is the threat of frost a possibility, these plants also like much warmer days and nights than are average right now. I saw people buying tomatoes the other day. I have potted up some containers with pansies, violas, kale, pussy willow stems and some frost tolerant grasses. These should serve me fine until the end of May/Early June when the rush is over and all the annuals go on sale. |
I think its a bit too early to trust Old Man winter not throwing a huff and giving some frost in the next couple of weeks anyway. We use the 24th of May---the Queen's Birthday--Victoria that is, as our guide to when we set out our annuals. The holiday is though put at the nearest Monday to the 24th, therefore can be anywehere from the 18th to 24th. Frost is not unheard of even at the later date and we watch out for what we might have to do to protect our investments. We are fortunate in living near a large body of water--- and therefore, frost is not so harsh and can be avoided by most simple ways. Bodies of water can modify frosts that are more dangerous to inland areas. Still, in northern Indiana, south of Chicago, I would think two weeks yet should be more the time to consider in your area. Using the Memorial Day weekend is stretching it a bit, I think--heck if we can plant on the weekend of the 16th--(holiday is the 18th) I think you can get away with a few days before that....at least. |
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Tails will wag at Pooches On Parade's 4th Annual event (that's 28 in dog years) July 4, 2012. Starting at noon, the public is invited to watch pooch parents proudly parade their pets' patriotic side down Main Street in Half Moon Bay. POP's Presenting Sponsor, The Half Moon Bay Rotary Club, makes no bones about the excitement this event generates, or the number of visitors who come to partake in the joy. If you have a dog(s), you won't want to be left standing on the curb when the parade passes by
Join us July 4 to be a part of the pageantry. Registration check-in begins at 10:45am and the parade starts at noon. There are fun events surrounding the parade, like our Yappy Hour at Pasta Moon on Saturday, June 30th from 1PM - 4PM and our Bark BQ immediately following the parade at Cameron's Pub that we're certain you won't want to miss. Don't have a dog? No worries! John and Marcia, event organizers, bring their imaginary dogs, Cuff and Link. A stuffed animal also works just fine for parade purposes. And if these options don't appeal to you, we are working to create a social network for those who are dogless and are interested in helping walk those who have more than two dogs. Take advantage of all the opportunities to pre-register and the event will be FREE! If you wait till parade there will be a $10 registration fee. |
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On Wednesday we gave our last presentation before our final presentation for thesis. Instead of the normal jury format we only presented to one other instructor. The idea was that by presenting to those familiar with our projects already we could save time and effort from preparing standard presentation type graphics and use that time for designing instead. I also like the change of format because the presentation is really more like an extended conversation where both parties can be candid and have a dialogue as opposed to the more formal setting of a juried presentation.
The boards below were just a few of the ones I used for my presentation. I also used parts from the final review at the end of last quarter but I'm not going to repost them here. You can find them a few entries down.
In alot of the massing shots I'm basically showing a unit represented by a box. The unit will not take that form nor will it even necessarily be that size but I needed a place holder to roughly represent a unit. It would have been too labor intensive at this point to show units in detail and the emphasis for this presentation was mostly on the site anyway. I still need to work out a few things - standardizing the articulation of openings (doors/window), developing the feel of the south side entry courtyards, the roofing, and the billboards and a couple of other things. Other than that I plan on starting on the layout for the final presentation – from here on out I'm not working on anything that won't end up as part of my final presentation.
Most of the feedback I got was concerning materials. Since labor is cheaper in Mexico it was suggested I may want to look into using a concrete structure instead of a steel one, which would probably be more expensive. Also instead of bolting the wood framing to the steel the instructor suggested using SIP's. I'm still looking into it but the more I work out the details the less feasible it seems to make the switch. The advantage of the steel structure is that when it is bare it has less of a presence than the thicker and seemingly heavier concreter column and beams – but he was right, it would be cheaper. What initially appealed to me about the SIP's is the same reason now that they seem unlikely to work. The SIPs seemed simpler than wood framing since it was essentially just a panel and did not need to be faced or insulated. But SIPs are not entirely structural, that is they require a material along their lengths to attach to like wood studs. So instead of being simpler, they require an additional structural component to work. The wood frame is entirely structural by itself. It seems they are heavier which would make them harder to put in place. Also they are difficult to cut into or alter to insert windows or doors. I still need to look at it closer before I move on.


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My only nephew got married in Oct. It was a beautiful occasion, though touched by a little sadness. We were all missing his younger brother, who died almost three years ago at age 23 of a heart attack. Here's the happy couple. |
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TIFF 2012 Spotlight: 'Cloud Atlas' & 'Looper'
It's a big week for the Canadian city where the Toronto International Film Festival is currently underway. We'll be bringing you some quick reactions and reviews on films that we're highly anticipating and that are gaining buzz heading into Oscar season in a few weeks time. Check out reviews from the Tom Tykwer and Lana and Andy Wachowski's Cloud Atlas, starring Tom Hanks, Halle Berry, Hugo Weaving and many more. We also have reviews from Rian Johnson's Looper, starring Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Emily Blunt and Bruce Willis.
Indiewire reports back on Cloud Atlas with a mixed reaction:
Littered with A-list actors appearing under different guises, scenes shift from one period to the next so casually that it feels as if several movies were interrupting each other. Still, the movie comes across as the best possible version of this material one can hope for. If there's anyone capable of constructing a mysterious epic, it's the Wachowskis, whose "The Matrix" world similarly contained tremendous audacity even when it floundered; Tywker, best known for "Run Lola Run," adroitly explored the same scenario with several different outcomes. "Run Lola Run" contained a structural playfulness not unlike the essence of "Cloud Atlas."
While First Showing speaks of the Tykwer/Wachowski film as a new masterpiece:
Not only is Cloud Atlas an achievement in storytelling, it is a technical masterwork as well. Especially the cast, and their make-up. Many of the actors do indeed appear in all six stories, playing people of different race and sex. Here it's not even asking the viewers to suspend their disbelief, because it's all pulled off with perfection, making it look like there isn't even a make-up job to be worried about. This is who they are, their soul captured in a different character. Again – what does it all mean? Why is Tom Hanks' character bad in one storyline, good in another? I honestly think it's just the century-spanning, multiple-lifetime character arc that we get to see many of these individuals go on. That is their path to one of the big revelations in this.
Meanwhile, Joblo's review of Johnson's Looper (which we're extremely excited to see) is littered with praise:
Now- the thing about LOOPER is that it's definitely a movie you don't want to walk into knowing too much about. Suffice to say, after the first act-coinciding with the introduction of Emily Blunt's character, the film goes in another direction that ended up being absolutely riveting, and cannily- hasn't been revealed by any of the trailers. I'm certainly not going to be the one to spoil it, other than to tell you the twist takesLOOPER beyond being a merely top-notch thriller into possible genre classic territory. Blunt wasn't kidding when she said a few months ago (at Comic Con) that this one one of the best roles she ever had.
Looper will be released September 28 in North America and Cloud Atlas hits theaters 26 October.


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We're all African!!
This has been known for a long time, however, just to give the unexperienced and close-minded people a look on who and what we really are... here we go!
According to National Geographic's Genographic Project, we are all African. The DNA tests taken in many isolated native populations conclusively demonstrate that we are all no more than 2000 generations removed from Africa. The modern humans originated from a single area in Sub-Saharan Africa. The Cradle of Humanity.
Curious about what racists (including extremist religious people) and nazis has to say about this FACT, a fact that UNDENIABLY is 100% TRUE.


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Bauer poaches Global's Jo Parkerson to lead content-share initiative
Bauer Media UK has hired Jo Parkerson to lead its new entertainment and lifestyle content hub, which shares content across the media group's magazine, radio, TV and online brands, including heat, Kiss, Planet Rock and Grazia.
Jo Parkerson: joins Bauer
The central entertainment and lifestyle news service will work with the group's publishers, journalists, producers, programme directors and presenters to best capture, distribute and share content around the group.
It hopes to stimulate and better leverage the media group's collective access to celebrities, musicians, artists, actors, directors, authors, fashion designers, and their brands' attendance at international events, festivals, movie premieres and awards.
Global Radio's head of artist liaison and showbusiness editor, Jo Parkerson, has been poached to lead the new division from 2 April, in the role of entertainment and lifestyle content director.
She will report into Steve Parkinson, managing director of Bauer Radio London, and Nicky Holt, publishing director of Heat and Closer, who have joint responsibility for the hub.
Paul Keenan, chief executive of Bauer Media UK, said: "Bauer Media's strategy focuses on delighting our 20 million consumers week in, week out. This new hub puts our engaging content at the heart of our offering, and ensures that consumers of our world-famous brands will have 24/7 access to the best news and exclusives from around the world, across multiple platforms."
Parkerson set-up Global Radio's entertainment news and guest booking service across seven brands in 2009. Her new role focuses on a content sharing strategy which will encompass audio, video and other stories already created for the group's brands, as well as seeking new opportunities.
Steve Parkinson, managing director of Bauer Radio London, pointed to Parkerson's experience as a journalist and producer, coupled with "a little black contact book to die for", as proof she was the perfect candidate to head up the new hub.
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Blizzard finishes courtyard statue {WoW}
Feb 27th 2009 12:30AM Video of the mermaid tail here:
Vehicle mounts to work more like mounts than vehicles {WoW}
Dec 18th 2008 12:45AM @Zippy
Here's 1 button mount macro I use with my chopper.
/run if IsMounted()or CanExitVehicle()then Dismount() VehicleExit()return end local m,z=23,GetZoneText()local f=IsFlyableArea()and z~="Wintergrasp"and (z~="Dalaran"or GetSubZoneText()=="Krasus' Landing")if f then m=1 end CallCompanion("MOUNT",m)
23 is numerical position of the chopper in my mounts tab, and 1 is the flying mount. Just change the numbers to match the locations of your two mounts. I run out of characters in the macro when I try to add in a randomizer, so you may still like to use two buttons for that reason.
Hope that helped. Credit to Meltdown from Wowhead for the macro.
The Oracles' Mysterious Egg is a must-get for pet and mount collectors {WoW}
Dec 10th 2008 3:25AM Happening to me. Just went from 6 days back to 7. Not sure why.
Countdown to Wrath Giveaway: Day 3 - BlizzCon Polar Bear Mount {WoW}
Nov 10th 2008 7:12AM Popsicles!
Countdown to Wrath Giveaway: Day 5 - Papa Hummel's Pet Biscuit loot card {WoW}
Nov 8th 2008 9:12PM Mmmmm.... Biscuits
Countdown to Wrath Giveaway: Day 7 - BlizzCon Polar Bear Mounts {WoW}
Nov 6th 2008 11:24PM I'm liking the new site design. Very sexy.
BigRedKitty: Gorilladin 101 {WoW}
Oct 24th 2008 9:42AM I know BRK is all about the BeastMastery, but you might enjoy survival (even better as an engineer) with a Gorilla.
There's nothing quite like rounding up a mass of mobs just like in your vid, but then misdirecting into an explosive trap , dropping a frost grenade (which was critting for 5K on the whelps when I did the Jenkins achievment. Yummy!), unloading 3 explosive shots thx to lock-n-load from your trap, and then finishing off anything alive with volley. It's a great way to farm scholo for runecloth ;)
Night Eleves also have the benefit of shadowmeld as an extra agro drop which is helpful because agro does quickly build up.
Wish I had the tier set pet healing bonus as I do need to rely on mend pet heavily for huge pulls however.
BigRedKitty: Wolf, Bird of Prey, and Bear {WoW}
Sep 26th 2008 11:40PM Nope, I just can't pull off 1190 mend pet ticks. 798 is all I can get and I am testing 61 pt BM (lol) to ensure I don't miss out on anything. Tried with Croc, Bear, Ape and all the same.
Edit! - Well as I was typing I went over to Wowhead and they now list extra ranks of mend pet including rank 9 at level 74. So mystery solved, yay!
BigRedKitty: Wolf, Bird of Prey, and Bear {WoW}
Sep 25th 2008 2:28AM Looks like it roams around in Zul'Drak.
Can't wait for WotlK! Will be taming one as soon as I hit 74 unless Blizz converts them into demons instead of beasts or something.
There is a blue skin too, but currently untameable :(
BigRedKitty: Wolf, Bird of Prey, and Bear {WoW}
Sep 25th 2008 2:23AM Thanks so much for your reply Druanna. You are awesomesauce!
I thought that Imp mend pet only reduced mana cost and gave chance to remove debuffs. I'll take your word for it though and try it out :)


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Things to do in Conca dei Marini
From classic must-see sights to insider hot spots and local haunts, there are countless things to do in Conca dei Marini. How do you decide? Start with our travel guide and get our favorite Conca dei Marini attractions and activities—shops, museums, parks, nightclubs, coffee shops, tours, and more.
Our international team of editors and writers handpick the best things to do in Conca dei Marini to help travelers discover authentic, local experiences. Whether a hidden boutique with handcrafted products, a popular local festival, a bakery with a cult following, or a picnic-worthy park, Travel + Leisure guides the way, providing information and inspiration. From beaches and bars to cultural attractions and up-and-coming neighborhoods, our list will help you make the most of your romantic getaway, family vacation, or trip with friends. Below find Travel + Leisure's top picks for what to do in Conca dei Marini.
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We love our Bed and Breakfast and it makes our day to hear kind words from our guests after they have had the opportunity to relax and unwind at our Inn. We take great pride in making sure each one of our guests has a memorable stay away from home during their time with us. Here is what one of our guests last week had to say about his visit: My » Click here to read more
It's hard to believe that 11 years ago we bought The Cloran Mansion. If I had to describe our first month it would be very simple, Scared, Broke, Amazed and today I would just say Still Amazed and absolutely no regrets. It's been an incredible 11 years. We were married only 2 weeks before we opened, moved from a major city to a minor » Click here to read more
On Friday, July 13th 2012 Joe Deckovich proposed marriage to Lori in the Cloran Mansion Gazebo. We are so very happy for the beautiful couple. Lori's beautiful engagement ring was almost as bright as her smile when she looked at Joe. Congratulations to our 67th Engagement Couple Cheryl & Carmine » Click here to read more
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Scott and Tina Lodor were married on June 9. Tina looked lovely in her elegant wedding gown and Scott, who proudly serves in the Military, looked very handsome in his military dress. Sharing in their beautiful day were some of their children. Daughters Tori, Riana, Mandy and Kaylee painted their toes to match their flowers. A spectacular couple and » Click here to read more
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This origami crane necklace is a simple and elegant design. The gold pendent hangs on a delicate link chain, measuring 18 inches. The petite jewelry looks classic and cute on its own or could be layered with multiple gold necklaces in a similar style. The origami crane necklace design is a great way to show your love for the Japanese paper art.
Of course, the piece is stunning regardless of how appreciative one might be of oriental culture. The jewelry can be dressed up or down, whether it's being worn with a t-shirt or a night out. The unique pendant is also sure to be a conversation-starter, whether you're among other stylish females or out and about on the town.


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Wednesday, December 28, 2011
Gen Y
Hey guys,
Here's a piece I totally forgot doing earlier this year, until I stumbled across it on my hard drive. It was an experimental piece on the subject "Generation Y," for SooJin Buzelli at Plansonsor. Also pictured is the final graphite version of the drawing (featuring a cameo by illustrator Scott Brundage and his dog), and a progress sketch.
Happy New Year!
Tuesday, December 13, 2011
"The 2011 Spectrum of Villainy"
Last weekend, 16 small, black and white ink drawings I did ran in the New York Times Magazine. The article was about the spectrum of villainy of different film evildoers from this year.
Here are a handful of my favorites, some sketches, and some tonal versions that we didn't end up pursuing.
It was a really fun job to work in just black and white, with the special challenge of knowing the pieces would print at less than two inches high.
Here is a link to the online version of the article, where you can see all 16 drawings.
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In his own words, Thread and Salt is: Food Photography & Personal Style - "denim, and risotto"
On his past experience: "Coming off an education in Restaurant/Hospitality I wasn't sure what I wanted to do post college, so I started this blog and took it from there. Since then, I've worked for Ernest Alexander, the NYC based American made menswear company, partnered with a few brands through Thread & Salt and carved a career with the digital creative agency Tarmac Creative."
Why he's excited to attend NYFW with Tumblr: "I've lived vicariously through personal friends & past NYFW tumblr bloggers Jace Lumley & Alex Maier for the past two seasons. I've heard the countless stories of stellar shows, unforgettable after parties and a true week unlike anything I've ever experienced. I've been verbally urged to "DO EVERYTHING" and thats exactly what I intend on doing. This is truly the chance of a god damn lifetime."
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In her own words, Jaimen's tumblr is, "my personal style blog. My goal is to showcase a constantly-changing variety of old and new, high and low, that's accessible to all style-conscious ladies, unique to my fashion sense and somewhat trend-driven."
On her past experience: "I've been a fashion blogger for a couple years now and have had a lot of fun partnering with various brands. I've also guest blogged for a number of outlets and attended Tel Aviv fashion week last year, which was amazing."
Why she's excited to attend NYFW with Tumblr: "I'm excited to share everything I see with my readers - from the shows and presentations to street style, beauty and what I'm wearing day to day!"
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In her own words, Chernova is, "a collection of my own work, mostly as a photographer and some of modelling."
On her past experience: "I started as photographer some years ago and with time it moved into a style I would call art fashion. Also I'm a model signed with ReQuest management."
Why she's excited to attend NYFW with Tumblr: "Combination of work, good people and great opportunities"
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Brandon describes Humans of New York as " a collection of over 5,000 portraits taken on the streets of New York City."
On his past experience: "I have a very uninformed perspective on fashion. In general, I'm drawn to beautiful things that I've never seen before. A lot of times that happens to be clothing."
Why he's excited to attend NYFW with Tumblr: "Love to meet new people and see new things. Excited about the opportunity to do both."
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In his own words, Blue Perk is, "a menswear personal style blog documenting my life in Manhattan."
On his past experience: "I've attended fashion week for the past three seasons, taking each one as a learning experience for the next."
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In his own words, William describes his tumblr as, "a visual mood board, featuring images I like as well as images made by myself."
On his past experience: "I used to crash fashion shows, now I'm invited to them. That's pretty rad. I love the shows but I'm a sucker for real fashion on the streets, it's not about what people are wearing but about how they are wearing it. The fashion industry is forever changing yet everything is the same."
Why he's excited to attend NYFW with tumblr: "Some of the coolest people I know were a part of Tumblr Fashion Week before, plus it's an exclusive group with special access and access is everything!"
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Working and application of Polydyne cam systems
Basically, the purpose of a camshaft in an internal combustion engine is to open and close the valves in correct sequence. In the Otto four-cycle engine, this sequence is timed in relation to the crankshaft and pistons. The ultimate objective of the cam-shaft function is to "trap" the greatest possible weight of fuel/air mixture in the cylinders to attain 100% volumetric efficiency.
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Sat, Jan 17, 09 at 16:47
I just purchased the long distance package from ATT and unfortunately it includes the CallNotes Plus Voice Mail function. I don't want to use it. I would rather have messages go to my land line answering machine. Currently, I have an announcement on the ATT service for callers NOT to leave messages because I am not checking. The problem is that the answering machine is not picking up the unanswered calls at all.
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did you try calling AT&T and asking them? they can tell you how to disable it. tell them it is answering too soon and you want to set it for like 20 rings if you cannot turn it off completely. |
AT&T deleted the feature from my system. I didn't go to them first because I have been waiting for 3 weeks for them to disconnect the call waiting feature. Every rep I talk to says he made the fix, but then it never was fixed. Finally, everything is working |
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Units with Least Amounts of Call Offs?
0Feb 4, '12 by kirstyneI am in a contract with a hospital that pays for my education in return for a 3 year contract, and I have a week to put in my top three requests for units. I loved the OR but the two times I was there the nurses were all talking about seeking supplemental employment elsewhere because of how frequent the call offs were. In your experience, which units in the acute care setting are most and least likely to have frequent call offs? Any advice is greatly appreciated! Thanks.
0Feb 4, '12 by tokmom, BSNI think it is hospital specific. I have never seen OR nurses called off, or day surgery. GI is another 'for sure' in the hospitals I have worked. However, I have a friend that works in a facility where day surgery can take call and once the cases are done in GI they are done for the day. If only 2 cases, then they are finished. Makes it hard on the paycheck.
I have worked med/surg for years and again, hospital specific. Some hospitals have very large units, not an over abundance of staffing and rarely get called off. Where I work now is a smaller hospital and if we lose 8 pt's, that takes a toll on our census. Totally unlike the a larger facility where I worked. Call offs were far and few between because many nurses worked PT not FT.
0Feb 4, '12 by whichone'spinkI think the ED will have less low census days. And even if you're called off, you'll quickly get called back in because it goes from 0 to 60 in 3 seconds. Call back pay
0Feb 4, '12 by DixieRedHeadMight try telemetry or cardiac step down. They always jump. If you will float, you can about always work.
0Feb 4, '12 by Meriwhen, ASN, BSN, RN Senior ModeratorIMO, ER is probably the only unit that you can be certain won't have as many call-offs, since a lot of underinsured people like to use the ER as their primary care provider. Otherwise, you're at the mercy of the hospital's census, and there's simply no way to tell what units will be popular which week.
0Feb 4, '12 by sunnycalifRNAs others have said, very hospital specific. At my workplace, there are never call-offs (they are not allowed to) but instead we get floated to other units.
1Feb 4, '12 by hiddencatRNAsk which units have the highest turnover. Chances are they will often be working short staffed rather than over staffed. And chances are this is because there is something about the environment that drives people away, so....ymmv.workingharder likes this.
0Feb 4, '12 by Perpetual StudentOur ER is having a TON of call-offs lately due to decreased volumes. Their folks are cross-training all over the place to work per diem. So it's not a universal unit in which there's no low census.
We have been taking quite a bit of low census hours in the PACU, but we tend to make up for it by taking call (the good kind where you go in and get paid well, or at least make $4/hr for sitting at home) and working OT when we're actually busy (it's pretty hard not to get your FTE's worth of hours in a pay period). Even our OR nurses have been getting cut, but generally just one or two per slow. They have to have staff to cover the rooms just in case.
PCU or something like that would probably be a good bet if you were willing and able to float to tele and med-surg units. Basically you'll want to be as versatile as possible if your primary goal is to not get sent home.
Personally I'd rather burn up some vacation hours or take some unpaid hours than work in a unit I find less desirable otherwise.


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An emplouyer was pulling out ferns to toss 3 years ago in a heavily wooded area and gave me a bunch. I planted them against the foundation on the east side of the house they have spread to a nice patch. They get no shade until afternoon. The ones against the foundation get "rusty" or brown as some here say.
Some I put in a much more shaded spot and still they get rusty too. Vangy likes to play in the dirt |
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- Posted by greenlarry UK 8/9 (My Page) on Mon, Sep 3, 07 at 6:41
Was there meant to be a photo here,and is Vangy your cat or dog? |
ABOUT THE FERNS??? No photo, have digi but have not learned to put pic's in 'puter. As for Vangy, it is short for an old fashioned name, Evangeline. I was named after a close friend of my mother who lives in Kansas. Barbara Evangeline, & I go by Becky,family nickname, and use Vangy on the 'puter in forums etc, lots of Becky's out there. No dog, my cat came to me w/ the name Kizz Vangy likes to play in the dirt |
Vangy, what kind of ferns do you think they are? There is one kind of fern that has a rusty coloration - they are called "Autumn Fern". How long have you had them? Several seasons or just the one? |
- Posted by greenlarry UK 8/9 (My Page) on Mon, Sep 3, 07 at 14:24
Please forgive me Vangy I didn't see that it is your username,silly me! I just saw 'Vangy likes to play in the dirt' and thought you had tried to upload a photo of the ferns with a pet named Vangy in with them. |
No offense greenlarry. Esh ga:::::: they are plain ferns. I am in SW Michigan and they grow everywhere. My mother had them in Illinois 60+ years ago. Fronds get to be 18" or more long. They multiply nicely w/ rizomes underground. They are against the foundation of the house, east side. When I watered the fronds got wet and turned rusty. not pretty Vangy |
- Posted by greenlarry UK 8/9 (My Page) on Mon, Sep 3, 07 at 18:43
I'm curious as to what this is now! They're on the east aspect so don't get full sun,its a common fern,possibly a Dryopteris unless there is an unusual one native to your area. |
Yes, eastern exposure is very kind to ferns, so I'm not sure that is the issue. Then you said "When I watered the fronds got wet and turned rusty." Rusty colored throughout the frond or just around the edges? Just around the edges would seem to be some sort of damage (got too dry, too much sun, etc.). You can take one of the fronds to a nursery and ask them what they think might cause this. You didn't say if this was their first season or second in your garden? That might be helpful to know. Not that it is essential to figuring this out, but you might try to identify them. There are many, many native ferns in the US. As Larry says, Dryopteris is one type. Ostrich is very common, of course, but they get bigger than 18 inches. Here is a link to a website that has a large listing and some pictures. If you want someone here to try and help, take a picture of a frond and save it to your computer. Then go to photobucket.com and upload it there (it's free). They will give you an "HTML tag" to copy and paste here. It's not hard. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Listing of hardy ferns (many of them)
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RU Gymnastics Tumbled Their Way to Regionals
The Rutgers Women's Gymnastics team tumbled their way into school history by qualifying for the NCAA Regionals as a team.
The Scarlet Knights will head down to Athens, GA for the meet on April 5. No. 32 Rutgers will complete against No. 6 Georgia, NO.7 Michigan, No. 18 Central Michigan, No. 22 Ohio State, and No. 28 North Carolina State.
The team feels that their team as a whole is something special this year, and that all of the hard work and dedication has finally paid off and is showing in their scores. Top individual and team scores recorded this season speak for themselves.
This season Rutgers has recorded six of its top ten meet scores in program history. The top scores in the school's history are as followed:
196.225 – March 8, 2014
195.975 – March 2, 2013
195.825 – March 1, 2014*
195.500 – March 8, 2013*
195.400 – Feb. 26, 2000
195.275 – March 22, 2014*
195.275 – Jan. 19, 2014*
195.250 – Jan. 17, 2014*
195.125 – March 1, 2000
195.075 – Jan. 11, 2014
195.050 – Feb. 17, 2013*
195.000 – Feb. 2, 2013
These top scores is what propelled the Scarlet Knights into receiving a regional spot.
With regionals a week away, the team is doing everything they can in order to prepare to face some of their toughest competition all year.
"Preparing for regionals is all about resting our bodies and focusing on the minor details. That's the only thing setting us apart from the top teams in the country," said junior Emma Hoffman.
The team is eager to go down to Georgia and perform at the highest level in order to prove to everyone that all of the hard work they have been putting in all season is paying off.
Competing against a large number of SEC teams will be a challenge. This pressure is only added to by the crowd that is said to show up at the competition.
"GA always has a huge crowd," said Hoffman. "It's going be a great experience to compete in a SEC school environment with all the fans."
The team will head down to Georgia in the coming week, the top two scoring teams from the region will then move on to the NCAA Nationals in Birmingham, Ala, April 18-20.
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