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Rick Stein
Rick Stein's memoir is full of revelations, but only about himself, writes Joanna Blythman
'I did have a very determined idea of making money. I was quite savvy about that,' says the restaurateur and author, 67
Chefs and food writers choose their favourite recipes by Elizabeth David and explain why they work. Interviews by Caroline Boucher
The White Queen offered a strange take on the Wars of the Roses, while Don Draper's mask might be slipping in Mad Men, writes Barbara Ellen
What gave Rick Stein the idea that he was the man to reclaim Indian curry? And why hasn't he heard of Kolkata?
Daniel Bettridge: From Delia's basics to Keith Floyd's culinary storm and Nigella's delights – who best informs, entertains and inspires viewers to cook new recipes?
With the Great British Bake Off's ratings rising nicely again, we ask top chef Henry Harris and food writer Joe Warwick whether they find today's TV cookery palatable
Robert McCrum meets the campaigners for Cornish devolution – and discovers a land of forgotten languages, time warps and dodgy saints
Ratings hit The Great British Bake Off returns and the Hairy Bikers demonstrate how to eat well
It's not even Christmas yet and I already feel sick from watching all the TV chefs' specials, writes John Crace
Top Of The Pops 2: Christmas Special | Rick Stein's Spanish Christmas | Obsessive Compulsive Hoarder | Great Movie Mistakes: Not In 3D | The Art Of The Night | The Cafe
Stuart Heritage: The likes of Jamie Oliver are out in force to change how we eat at Christmas – but do viewers have an appetite for this glut of festive TV cookery?
From Jamie's jam jar and Hugh's potato ricer to Rick's much-loved old cook's knife and Nigella's bin (yes, really), Britain's top chefs, food writers and restaurateurs pick their kitchen gadget essentials
Rick Stein's Spain | Torchwood: Miracle Day | Classroom Secrets | Bomb Hunters | Josie: My Cancer Curse | iTunes Festival 2011
John Crace on last night's TV: Boy George was transported back in time to the house he grew up in. He had a fit and wanted out
From Angela Hartnett's arancini to Mark Hix's elderflower ice cream, fabulous meat-free recipes from our chefs
Rick Stein clearly has a fine time in Italy – shame his opera and food idea is half-baked, says Sam Wollaston
Tonight, Rick Stein's new eatery opens in Falmouth. What do the locals think?
Critic's view: Stein is simply one of the world's best fish cooks. We may well see this raise the standard of food in Falmouth
Some of the most authentic curries Matthew Norman has ever eaten. And, if you're lucky, they may even give you a plate
Does interviewing the world's top chefs mean you get fantastic meals? Not exactly, says Rachel Cooke
February's Observer Food Monthly has 50 of the best recipes ever, as chosen by top chefs. What's your favourite recipe, and why?
Rick Stein on Who Do You Think You Are? breaks 5m barrier, but loses out to ITV1's Whitechapel. By Ben Dowell
Rick Stein | Tony Blair | President Jacques Chirac | the Queen | Prince Philip
Rick Stein, whose Padstow patisserie opened four years ago, sees a bright future for British baking
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Finnebrogue's Oisín venison is highly acclaimed by Rick Stein among others and is exclusively from deer nine to 21 months old, to ensure a tender flavour. Order online, or find products at the Irish supermarket Super Quinn or at restaurants such as Oxford's Le Manoir aux Quat'Saisons.
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He built a mini-empire of restaurants and shops in Padstow but then fell foul of some of the locals. Rick Stein tells Martin Skegg why he makes no apologies for his Cornish endeavours, and talks about his new passion - Mediterranean food.
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American Dissident Voices broadcast of September 13, 2014
by Kevin Alfred Strom
I AM WRITING this broadcast on September 11, 2014, the thirteenth anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. Today would also have been the 81st birthday of Dr. William Pierce, the founder of the National Alliance. In 1994, Dr. Pierce suggested to us in the pages of National Vanguard that the Jewish "holy war" against non-Jewish Semites in the Middle East, oftentimes using Americans as cannon fodder, was heating up to the point that American workers ought to "stay out of tall buildings" like the World Trade Center — a remark which proved quite prescient seven years later.
Earlier today I spoke with a man who, totally frustrated by America's decades-long involvement in Middle Eastern wars, and the terrorist . . . → Read More: The Unholy War

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Boil chicken in water seasoned with 1 onion (quartered) and 4 whole stalks celery, salt, pepper and 2 T creole seasoning. Cook until tender (about 1 hour), reserve broth. Cool chicken and debone.
Sauté sausage in pan for a few minutes.
Make roux. Mix flour and oil in 4-cup glass measuring cup and microwave for 6-7 minutes, uncovered. At 6 minutes, stir. Roux will be light brown. Cook for additional 30-seconds to 1-minute intervals to achieve dark, pecan color. Carefully add 4 stalks chopped celery, 2 chopped onions, garlic and chopped bell pepper. Stir. Microwave on high for 2 more minutes.
Put roux back into big pot. Slowly add reserved chicken broth (about 2-3 quarts), bay leaves and 2 T creole seasoning.
Bring to a boil and then reduce heat to low and simmer, stirring occasionally, for 1-2 hours. Before serving, add chicken and sausage back to pot and let that cook with it for 30 minutes or more. You donât want to add the meats too early or they will cook too much.
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Flames v. Ducks Postgame: Iggy! Iggy! Iggy!
February 14 2010 11:21AM
Calgary Flames: 3 -- Eric Nystrom, Jarome Iginla (2) [GWG]
Anaheim Ducks: 1 -- Troy Bodie
Flames are eighth wonder
Jean Lefebvre
February 14 2010 09:37AM
The word "big" is overused and abused in the world of sports. So much so that hardly anyone bats an eyelash when a TV talking head prefaces a largely consequence-less mid-November hockey contest by declaring: "This is a BIG game!"
GDFD No. 62: Me and you are done, you clowns
Ryan Lambert
February 13 2010 06:24PM
Welcome to the Game Day Fire Drill, for this, Calgary's 62nd game of the season on Feb. 13, 2010.
Olympic Chit Chat Day 1 Recap
February 13 2010 12:50PM
Per the demands of such luminaries as Archaeologuy and RossCreek "(Make) and a daily general Olympic blog ... then those who don't really care don't have to read through a bunch of comments they otherwise wouldn't." Your wish is our command: here is your very first OCC article for these here Olympiads.
Jean Lefebvre
February 13 2010 10:05AM
Here's a wisecrack from a disgruntled fan Friday night:
Q: What does the Calgary hockey club have in common with the botched cauldron-lighting ceremony in Vancouver?
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1967 Los Angeles Dodgers
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Record: 73-89, Finished 8th in National League (1967 NL)
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The 1967 Dodgers finished eighth, 28 1/2 games out of first place. At 73-89, it was their worst finish in the period 1959-85. And the second dead-ball era struck them with a vengeance, at the same time as the park became even more of a pitcher's park in 1967. The team batting average was .236, tenth in the league.
Sandy Koufax had retired in 1966 and was replaced in the starting rotation by Bill Singer, who went 12-8 with a 2.64 ERA, not bad for an eighth place team. Don Drysdale had an ERA of 2.74, good for eighth in the league. Claude Osteen went 17-17 to lead the team in wins.
Ron Perranoski led the relievers with 16 saves and a 2.45 ERA in 70 games. Rookie Alan Foster, at age 20 the youngest player on the team, appeared in four games with a 2.16 ERA.
The second youngest player on the team was Willie Crawford, also age 20 but already in his fourth major league season.
Al Ferrara had the best batting average on the team at .277 and the best slugging percentage at .467, leading the team with 16 home runs in 347 at-bats. Evidencing that it was the second dead-ball era, 55 RBI by Ron Fairly was enough to lead the team. Willie Davis led the team in runs scored with 65 and in stolen bases with 20.
Johnny Roseboro was the team's oldest player at age 34. He had broken into the majors in 1957, a decade earlier, when the team was playing its last season in Brooklyn. Don Drysdale was the only other remaining player from that team.


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Swiss-born artist, Ben Vauthier sleeps in a shop window and calls it art - part of the Festival of Misfits art show at Gallery One.
C/U of an alarm clock ringing next to Ben's 'bed'. He opens a drawer, takes out a bowl of water and washes himself. Various M/Ss of people looking at Ben through the shop window. Ben pulls on some string to bring down a towel.
C/U of a bicycle wheel attached to a wall. A man spins the wheel, it stops at a message of a scrap of paper. A woman pulls a lever made from a spade that lifts a flap on the wall. The woman and the man walk around the gallery testing out different machines made from junk.
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YOU HAVE NOT LIVED until you call up Peta Wilson and she seductively whispers into the phone, "Hello, baby, beautiful thing." Yes, Peta! I think you're beautiful, too! Every inch of you! Let's run off to a beach hut in the Papua New Guinea of your childhood. Oh, you were talking to your 15-month-old son. I knew that. To help prevent any future miscommunication, here are the salient Peta facts.


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Breaking Local News
Spinach Recall
A recall you should know about today - Kroger stores are recalling listeria-tainted spinach sold in 15 states. The recalled product is Kroger Fresh Selections Tender Spinach 10-ounce packages with the UPC code 0001111091649 and a best-by date of Sept. 16. The product was sold in Kroger stores in Ohio, Kentucky, West Virginia, among others. If you're not sure if you have the recalled product? The CDC says, "When in doubt, toss it out."
Yogurt and High Blood Pressure
Worried about high blood pressure? Grab some yogurt. A new study shows people who eat low-fat yogurt over a long period of time are less likely to develop high blood pressure. MOre than two thousand people werre tracked over 15 years and those who ate at least one 6 ounce cup of low fat yogurt every three days were 31 percent less likely to develop high blood pressure.
The poverty rate in West Virginia continues to climb as a new report out Thursday shows slightly more West Virginians fell below the poverty line last year than the year before. The U.S. Census Bureau report shows the state's poverty rate was 18.6 percent in 2011, up from 18.1 percent the year before. West Virginia ranks as the second-poorest state in the nation, according to an assessment of the census data by 24 /7 Wall Street. The state's median household income in 2011 was $38,482 -- lower than every state except Mississippi's $36,919.
PEIA Premiums
No premium increase this year for State employees and others with health coverage through the Public Employees Insurance Agency. but that doesn't mean no one will feel a pinch- co-pays, deductibles and out-of-pocket expenses could go up for some state and public school workers under the proposed PEIA 2013-14 financial plan unveiled Thursday. PEIA will hold public hearings about possible plan changes in six West Virginia counties in November. The agency's Finance Board will vote on next year's plan on Dec. 6, and the changes will take effect July 1.
Animals with distemper are showing up across the state - the most recent is in Beckley.The Division of Natural Resources says to avoid contact with raccoons and gray foxes in the Raleigh County area that show signs of infection. The signs include unusual friendliness, unprovoked aggression, disorientation, or paralysis. Back in May, the Cabell Wayne Animal Control Shelter in Huntington had to euthanize several dogs due to a distemper outbreak
Top Honors
A national nod for a local university. 'US News and World Report' has given high honors to the University of Charleston. The school is number 14 out of 119 of the top regional colleges in the south. "Regional College" are schools that focus on undergraduate degrees, but grant fewer than half their degrees in liberal arts. The University of Charleston is home to more than 1,400 students from more than 30 countries and 31 states.
Derecho Help
Help is coming to four West Virginia counties affected by the summer's derecho. The Federal Emergency Management Agency has approved individual assistance after originally denying the request. Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin appealed, asking for individual assistance for Kanawha, Nicholas, Raleigh and Fayette counties. FEMA announced Wednesday it had approved individual assistance for those counties. Forty two percent of the homes destroyed by the derecho in West Virginia were in those four counties.
Meth Bust
A couple was arrested in the Hamden area on meth related charges. Word from the Vinton County Sheriff's Office - 53 year old Robert Wellman and 38 year old Carmen Cartoe were charged with possession and manufacturing of methamphetamine. Both were arrested Tuesday at a home along Zion Road. Police found Meth and drug-making paraphernalia inside the home. Items also were removed from a vehicle in the driveway that appear to have been used in the manufacturing of methamphetamine.
Gas Prices
Gas prices are still climbing in West Virginia. Word from triple A - the average price for a gallon of regular unleaded gasoline rose three point seven cents in the last week to almost $3.94. That's sitting about 34 cents higher than prices in the state a year ago and higher than the national average which is $3.80
West Nile
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My ambition is to cook a three-course meal - have only managed the main course so far!
Pot luck takes care of the rest. But I'm here to work on that!
I'd be lost without my kitchen gadgets. My motto is; Once it goes in the oven, forget it until it's ready to serve : )
I mostly steam/microwave stuff, but every month I have 8-10 friends around for a meal. I have to go down to the ground floor to let them into the car park, so it is always a dish I can slow-cook in the oven & get on with host duties! Anything that needs attention half an hour before serving had better be a guest, not a recipe : )
Chicken in broccoli sauce is a favourite with them; my mother's recipe. I tried a duck & chicken cassolet with beans recently, from a party book, which was well received. Duck is pricey, but it sure went down well with close friends.
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Y'all, I am so excited that Disney Interactive announced Donald Duck will be coming to Disney Infinity 2.0! Oh Boy...Oh Boy...Oh Boy, Donald Duck is the second of the Fab 5 to be added to the Disney Infinity world. He joins Sorcerer Mickey in the Toy Box for some exciting new adventures.Donald Duck delivers his signature catch-phrases, fiery temper and special abilities like tossing objects, sweeping up enemies with a broom and becoming a feathered fury to the new Toy Box mode.Don't get … [Read more...]
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Avocado Soup
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Yield: Serves 4-5
- 1 ripe avocado
- 2 cups chicken stock
- 2 tablespoons white rum
- 1 teaspoon curry powder
- juice of 1 lemon or lime
- salt and pepper
- 1 cup light cream
Combine the ingredients in the container of a blender and mix thoroughly. If you do not use a blender, sieve the avocado and beat all together. Chill the soup and serve with a sprinkling of finely chopped chives or a sprig of watercress.Updated Friday, August 17th, 2007
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I remember when I was a little girl, and later when I was not so little, but a teen, there were books I loved to read again and again, I never got tired of reading them. And now that I am in my fifties, I still enjoy. One of them is "Sophie's Misfortunes" written by the Comtesse de Segur. The story of mischievous little girl who liked to be in trouble. I remember how delightful it was to read ll the adventure of Sophie de Rean, this French girl with a wild imagination and creativity.
Another one of the favorites was a book about a boy, a teenager who was learning to love, this love that comes when we start changing; this love that is still innocent but makes us tremble when our love touches our hand. I don't remember the title of this book, but it was also an old one.
Ann Frank diary is another touching and impressive book, the shocking story of this girl is unforgettable.
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All these are classic books that are unforgettable and the kind of books that grow with us. Let me tell you, my dear reader, that I have found a book with this same characteristics, a book that I have read twice already and that I would gladly give to every teen girl. This book tells the story of a thirteen years old girl in the 1800s; and even though where we can find out that when we grow up the same pure and innocent love feelings prevail.
This is the story of Maggie Elizabeth Harrington, a girl who cares about what happens around her, a girl who does what she has to do to protect little animals, even if they are a pack of wolves. She would do whatever she ha to do for them. And in saving them she finds her first love.
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I would like to say on behalf of both of us that we're so glad we've become hosts and although we've not done a huge amount yet, we've really enjoyed it. It's such a great way of getting some more understanding about the issues people face whilst doing a little thing to help them, and it just seems so obvious now we're doing it – why wouldn't we when we have a spare room sitting there empty?? Anyway, thanks for your support with it and I hope it continues to be successful – we're really looking forward to meeting lots more interesting people! It certainly helps keep things in perspective when you've got someone there who's slept in a bus shelter a couple of nights before.
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On Tue, Jun 23, 2009 at 6:19 PM, Fernando
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that is hilarious :)
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this seems deeply odd. i am also in that same situation. it seems that
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to get 95% and just have stuff break if you try to do both. this is
good and bad - its an accurate reflection of resource reservation
policy, but it doesn't actually reflect what a regular user may want -
running two RT subsystems at different times without reconfiguring
their cgroups. of course, i have no idea what those two RT subsystems
might be, so its a bit moot.
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Sleeps | 7 |
Bedrooms | 4 |
Bathrooms | 4 |
Property type | farmhouse |
Minimum Stay | 5 nights |
Totally rebuilt stone house on 12 acres of farmland. Very private, comfortable, and bright home which retains a traditional feel. It looks across two valleys & has beautiful & ever-changing views, both of distant mountains and touch-close heather covered hills. The property is accessed by a short country lane & has its own private gated avenue. The stoned yard surrounding the house has ample parking space. The large south facing veranda encourages gazing into the distance & listening to the sounds of the countryside. At night the hum of the river gets louder and (weather permitting) you are guaranteed an incredible view of the night sky. This house and its idyllic setting will charm even the most jaded traveller. It is an ideal holiday location for nature lovers, hikers, writers, golfers,fishermen, families & anyone who wants to get away from it all and simply enjoy the quiet beauty of the countryside!
N.B. For adittional space and comfort, ask about our extra ensuite double-bedroom
Outdoor sports- Hiking, Hillwalking,Climbing, Cycling:
Located on the Wicklow Way National Walkway, in the foothills of the wicklow mountains, our cottage offers the perfect setting for exploring Wicklow Mountains National Park. Over one million visits are estimated to be made each year to this 20,000 hectares of upland mountain conservation area. One of the most visited spots in the park (and in Ireland) is the scenic Glendalough Valley where the ancient monastic settlement of St. Kevin with its Round Tower and two lakes is located.The farmhouse itself is built into the hillside of a deep river valley, making it a perfect setting for outdoor activities including hiking, climbing and mountain biking.
Shopping and Sightseeing:
The idyllic villages of Tinahely and Aughrim, which are both only 3 miles from our house, provide for all day to day needs and have some great pubs, restaurants and cafes. The towns of Wicklow, Arklow and Carlow are within easy reach and are great for shopping. Dublin, Kilkenny, Wexford and Waterford and Cashel make pleasent day trips and are packed with museums, art galleries and other attractions such as well preserved Castles and monastic ruins. There are also many large estates with grand period houses and beautiful gardens to explore; Powerscourt House and Gardens, Avondale House and Forest Park, Altamont Gardens and Mount Usher Gardens. These are all open to the public and family friendly.
Water Sports:
There are also plenty of opportunities to enjoy water sports as the sea is only 30 minutes drive away. There are many pristine sandy beaches along the coast of Wicklow. The beautiful 5 km blue flag beach at Brittas Bay with its car parking and toilet facilities is great for families. Many water sport amenities are also available at the Blessington Lakes including canoeing, sailing and fishing, Full gear for cycling and boating is available for hire.
Wicklow is a stunning location for golfers of all levels and handicaps. Wicklow offers a unique variety of golf courses: parklands, links, championship, par 3's. Here golf enthusiasts can play some of the best ranked courses in the world such as the renowned Druids Glen, 'The Agusta Of Europe'. There are several excellent golf courses close to the farmhouse where you relax with locals and enjoy some amazing golf at very competitive price.
If fishing is your thing, our cottage will make a perfect base for your holiday. Fishing in the area is excellent. County Wicklow offers wonderful opportunities for both the sea and game angler. Wild Brown Trout are plentiful in the rivers and streams that flow off the Wicklow mountain's, with Sea Trout available in season. Bass and Smooth Hound are the key species for the sea angler to target when shore fishing, with Tope plentiful off venues such as Greystones, Wicklow town, and Arklow, during the summer months. Blessington Lake in west Wicklow has 50 miles of shoreline with many inlets and bays which offer the angler excellent coarse and superb Pike fishing with many double figure fish caught annually. There are also a number of Rainbow Trout fisheries in the county. These fisheries offer great angling all year round for Rainbow Trout in beautiful and varied settings. The closest one is in Aughrim (Ireland's tidiest small town) which is only 3 miles from our farmhouse.
There is no bettery way to enjoy the magnificant Wicklow scenery than on horseback. Take an unforgettable hour's treck through the lush countryside with The Little Sugar Loaf Explorer. This ride costs only €30 per rider and is suitable for riders of all standards even those who have never ridden a horse before. The more experienced horseriders might enjoy the longer leisurely treck provided by Glendalough House Equestrian. This riding school offers 28km of trekking and trail riding through a varying array of landscapes and over an assortment of terrains. Treks are planned to cater to the rider's requirement and ability. The Picnic Trek Experience winds through some of the most beautiful scenery and spectacular views in the 'Garden of Ireland'. Riders have time to relax and unwind in the idyllic surroundings whilst enjoying a 'Brown Bag Lunch' comprising a choice menu of sandwiches, water, fruit and a desert.
Eating Out:
There is a realy good choice of places to eat out within a short drive from our farmhouse, from small family run cafes to world class restaurants; from fish and chips to haute cusine. Every village has at least one small cafe that serves a hearty breakfast. Most hotels serve a wholesome lunch at a fair price and are very popular with families. The Wicklow Heather in Glendalough serves reliably good food using local produce, in a very convivial setting. The Strawberry Tree in Macreddin serves organic food in splendid surroundings. Almost all pubs serve food, ranging from sandwiches to full meals.
As well as food and drink and craic,some pubs also have a real Irish session with traditional Irish music and dancing at night time. Locations and times of music nights vary so it is best to watch out for local adds when you are touring around. Johnnie Fox's pub in Glencullen is one of Ireland's oldest and most famous traditional Irish pubs. Famed as the highest pub in the country, this pub has fantastic food and live music every night. Weekly 'live' sessions take place in Philip Healys Bar on Wednesday nights at 9pm and in Ernie's Bar on Friday nights at 9pm. Both these pubs are in Wicklow town. Admission is free.Traditional Irish Music is provided every Sunday at 8pm in Mickey Finn's in Redcross.
Day trips:
The whole South East Region is within easy reach of our farmhouse so there is a very wide selection of day tours to choose from. The following are a few of our favourites.
It is only an hour and 25 minutes from the farmhouse to Dublin. it is well worth spending a day in our capital when you are so close to it; even if you are in intent on a quiet holiday in the countryside. Pity to miss the exceptional Stone Age Gold and Early Irish Christian Artifacts collections in the National Museum or the book of Kells in nearby Trinity college. Kilkenny:
With its fantastic norman castle and narrow streets full of award winning restaurants, this town is not to be missed.
Visit the personal choice of Her Majesty, Quen Elizabeth when she came on a state visit to Ireland in 2011; The Rock of Cashel was the traditional seat of the kings of Munster for several hundred years prior to the Norman invasion. The picturesque complex has a character of its own and is one of the most remarkable collections of Celtic art and medieval architecture to be found anywhere in Europe.
Mitchelstown caves:
Tours by informative guides will take you though three massive caverns in which you are surrounded by indescribable dripstone formations, stalactites, stalagmites, graceful calcite curtains hang from sloping roofs, calcite crystals glisten like diamonds in the distance. Huge calcite columns and one of Europe's finest columns the inspiring "Tower of Babel'. What makes these caves most amazing is they are located deep underneath rich farmland in Co.Tipperary, the centre of Ireland. Perfect for family groups.
Wicklow Gaol:
Guided tours through this historic gaol, with interactive experiences, are interesting for all ages.
New Grange.Neolithic Passage Tomb.
Newgrange was constructed over 5,000 years ago (about 3,200 B.C.), making it older than Stonehenge in England and the Great Pyramid of Giza in Egypt. That fact, in itself, make it worth seeing.
Wexford Tour:
Starting and finishing in Bunclody,this tour is 200km long and would take a couple of days to do properly. However, each location listed is worthy of a visit on its own. 1798 Visitors centre in Enniscorthy National Heritage Park in Ferrycarrig, the Quays in Wexford,Johnstown Castle , Kilmore Quay, Hook Head Lighthouse, Duncannon Beach and Military Fort, Dunbrody replica famine ship in New Ross.
Waterford City Walking Tour:
Operates from March to October daily at 11.45 am and 1.45pm from the Waterford Tourist Office and 12.00 noon and 2.00pm from the Granville Hotel. Visit Reginald's Tower the oldest civic building in Ireland dating back to Viking times.Take a guided factory tour of the House of Waterford Crystal. Or book a 1 or 2 hour Suir River Cruise to see the sights of Waterford at your leisure.
Check out Browne's Hill Dolmen near Carlow:
Browne's Hill Dolmen is the largest of its kind in Europe with the capstone alone weighing 100 tonnes. The dolmen dates from around 2500 BC and is thought to have been the burial place of a local king.
When staying in our farmhouse, you will have no problem whipping up a great meal at home, or finding a differant place to eat delicious food out as often as you like. Nor will you be short of exciting things to do or memorable places to visit. What's more you will have a cosy house to chill out when you get back from a fun packed trip. Indeed, if you feel you just need some quiet time at home, this is the ideal place to do nothing but sit back and relax!
Wicklow Way, hiking, Brittas Beach, Glendalough, historic sights, world class golf courses and superb fishing nearby. A small river runs along the bottom of the farm, alongside a national walkway.The Wicklow Way stretches south to Carlow and as far north as Dublin right through the spectacular gorges and glens of the Wicklow mountains. Walks range from easy strolls to difficult climbs. The historic Glendalough valley, with its round tower and monastic ruins, is 30 minute drive away. Nearest villages are both 3 miles. The large towns of Carlow, Kilkenny & its castle & Arklow's beach are a pleasant drive through open green countryside. Powerscourt House & gardens, Jerpoint Abbey and the historic Wicklow Jail must be seen. Dublin is only an hour's drive away. You can have the best of both worlds by spending some of your days in Dublin & the rest exploring the hauntingly beautiful country landscape that Ireland is famous for. Friendly pubs, excellent food, and fresh unpolluted air abound!
Other Activities: clay pigeon shooting, quad biking, water sports,
Golf: Golfing:
Wicklow is a stunning location for golfers of all levels and handicaps. Wicklow offers a unique variety of golf courses: parklands, links, championship, par 3's. Here golf enthusiasts can play some of the best ranked courses in the world such as the renowned Druids Glen, 'The Agusta Of Europe'. There are several excellent golf courses close to the farmhouse where you relax with locals and enjoy some amazing golf at very competitive price.
Macreddin golf course, designed by Irish Ryder Cup hero Paul McGinley is only a 15 minute drive away. This golf course
incorporates 160 acres of Macreddin Valley, a designated area of outstanding natural beauty. The famous Strawberry Tree organic restaurant will ensure that the meal afterwards is as exhilerating an experience as the day's golf!
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Several general managers predict diminished trade activity this summer, when teams navigate baseball's new collective bargaining agreement for the first time, Ken Rosenthal of FOX Sports reports. Additional playoff berths mean more teams than ever are in contention and modified rules mean team can no longer obtain draft pick compensation for players acquired midseason.
The Brewers and Diamondbacks have struggled through the season's first two months and might have become sellers in other years, but neither team is inclined to make its players available yet. Diamondbacks GM Kevin Towers knows his team faces a light schedule in the coming weeks and with Matt Kemp on the disabled list in Los Angeles, the Diamondbacks could strike. Similarly Brewers president of baseball operations Doug Melvin remains optimistic about his team's chances of re-entering the race.
One GM says Zack Greinke, Josh Hamilton and Cole Hamels are the only prospective free agents assured of receiving one-year qualifying offers from their respective clubs after the season. More than three free agents will obtain these offers, but most players aren't worth $12-3MM on a one-year deal, so teams will be pressured to make trades if they aim to convert players on the brink of free agency into long-term assets. As Rosenthal notes, GMs predict a quiet trade deadline annually, but lots of trades happen every year.
Full Story | Comments | Categories: Arizona Diamondbacks | Collective Bargaining Agreement | Milwaukee Brewers
Qualifying Offers For Free Agents
A few months from now, when the season ends and players file for free agency, teams, agents and players will navigate a new system for determining free agent compensation. Here's a brief primer on compensation under the sport's new collective bargaining agreement:
- Type A and Type B designations have been eliminated. Instead, teams will have to make players a qualifying offer to be eligible for draft pick compensation.
- The qualifying offer, which will be determined by averaging the top 125 player salaries from the previous year, is expected to fall in the $12-13MM range for the coming offseason. All qualifying offers are for the same duration (one year) and the same amount ($12-13MM).
- Teams will have until five days after the World Series to make qualifying offers and the players will have seven days to accept.
- Once a team makes a qualifying offer, the player has two choices: he can accept the one-year deal or decline in it search of other offers. If he declines the offer and signs elsewhere, his new team will have to surrender a top draft pick (the selection doesn't go to the player's former team).
- Teams that sign free agents who turned down qualifying offers will surrender their first round picks. However, the forfeited picks don't go to other MLB teams. Instead, the first round simply becomes condensed.
- The first ten selections in the draft are protected. Teams with protected picks will surrender their second-highest selections.
- The player's former team will receive its compensatory selection at the end of the first round. Teams now obtain one compensatory selection, instead of two.
- If teams don't make a qualifying offer, the player can sign uninhibited.
- Only players who have been with their clubs for the entire season will be eligible for compensation.
Quick Hits: Draft, Sizemore, Royals, CBA, Greinke
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- ESPN's Keith Law posted a list of the top 100 prospects in this year's amateur draft. High school outfielder Byron Buxton and high school shortstop Carlos Correa top the list.
- "I love this game and I don't see myself calling it quits anytime soon," said Indians outfielder Grady Sizemore to MLB.com's Jordan Bastian (Twitter link). Sizemore is currently on the DL with a back issue, the latest problem in a long line of injuries in recent years.
- Royals owner David Glass says he hasn't spoken to anyone about selling his team despite rumors to the contrary, according to Bob Dutton of the Kansas City Star. "I've not talked to anyone, nor has any of my family talked to anyone," he said.
- Ben Badler of Baseball America explains how teams and player representatives are working to side-step the international spending restrictions imposed under baseball's new collective bargaining agreement. MLB is aware of the loopholes and would object more strongly to some than others.
- Recent extensions talks haven't taken place for Zack Greinke, Cole Hamels or Tim Lincecum, Jon Heyman of CBSSports.com tweets. Greinke and Hamels are eligible for free agency this offseason, while Lincecum is under team control through 2013.
- Ken Rosenthal of FOX Sports points out that Edinson Volquez of the Padres looks like a trade candidate (Twitter link). However, six of the right-hander's seven starts have been at Petco Park, a generally forgiving environment for pitchers.\
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Carlos Villanueva Explains Role With MLBPA
There's not much overlap between the skills that earned Carlos Villanueva a spot in the Major Leagues and the skills that enabled him to represent his fellow-players in negotiations for baseball's current collective bargaining agreement. Patience and attention to detail are prerequisites for any MLB player interested in representing his peers at the bargaining table. An Ivy League education is not.
"We have guys there who are very highly educated and we have guys like me that signed out of high school from the Dominican," Villanueva told me in a recent interview. "So you just have to have an understanding about the rules and what everything means for the players' association and go from there."
Villanueva, an alternate representative on the executive board of the MLB Players Association, flew between Miami and New York several times per week this past offseason when baseball's owners and players completed the sport's collective bargaining agreement. Following a season of constant travel, most players elect to slow down, but Villanueva chose to participate in negotiations, even though it meant more time on the road. His interest in MLB labor relations emerged in Milwaukee, when former Brewers teammates Craig Counsell and Dave Bush, two prominent advocates for players, suggested Villanueva become involved.
"I think he is intelligent and thoughtful about the game," Counsell told me via email. "He really cares about baseball in his country and I think he realized that the Latin players need to play a role in the decision making at the union, which I strongly believed. Labor relations get more complicated every year and I just think Carlos is the perfect guy to offer his voice and have a good grasp on all the issues facing every type of player."
The message stuck with Villanueva, a speaker of Spanish and English. He can communicate with the vast majority of players in their native language, and he's interested in labor relations. It's not a combination he wanted to ignore.
"I just took it upon myself since I had a little more interest, I could understand a little more and there's really not that big of a barrier for me," the right-hander said. "So I thought if I have the tools to do it, I feel like I would be letting the guys down if I was not there."
The rest of the MLBPA's executive board consists entirely of American-born players: Bush, Jeremy Guthrie, Curtis Granderson, Chris Capuano, Aaron Heilman, Ross Ohlendorf and Kevin Slowey. Counsell, now a member of the Brewers' front office, says other players should be glad to have Villanueva on their side.
"He is going to have an important role moving forward with the changing landscape in Latin America," Counsell said. "I'm proud of him for taking an active role; the players will benefit from having his voice in the room."
Villanueva, 28, says his willingness to travel and listen enabled him to effectively represent the interest of his bosses — the players. It doesn't hurt to have Princeton graduates like Ohlendorf on side, but those who focus on pedigree are missing the point.
"You have to be interested in just a lot of sitting, listening and back and forth," Villanueva said. "A lot of guys don't have the patience for that. I like the back and forth, I like the negotiation and I like the paperwork. I like all of that stuff, knowing that I can make a difference in our world and in not only Latin America but the whole MLBPA."
To a layperson, dividing up $7 billion in revenue between 30 owners and 750 players sounds like a great problem to have. But the negotiations aren't always pretty, even in an era defined by labor peace and with experienced professionals Michael Weiner and Rob Manfred leading the way. Villanueva was present for negotiations and he says the tenor of the talks varies from day to day.
"It's a little bit of everything. It's more professional than anything. Some days it gets a little confrontational. Some days it's just boring," he said "Very boring.
"They drag on. They drag and drag, but in the end we gave up some and we got some and I think it was a good deal for both sides."
The relationship between players and owners was considerably more turbulent from the 1960s to the 1990s. Now that the sides are approaching 20 years of labor peace, it can be tempting for outsiders to assume negotiations are a formality and peaceful agreements are inevitable. But the possibility of a work stoppage exists, even today.
"It could have gone to that point this year, too," Villanueva said. "But we worked hard for that not to happen. The MLB side didn't want to stop, we didn't want to strike. We know what issues cause strikes and this year we just wanted a fair deal for both sides. They didn't go after anything ridiculous. They didn't go after a salary cap. We were reasonable and I think we went at it the right way."
When the current agreement expires five years from now, Villanueva hopes to be around, not only as a Major League pitcher, but as an advocate for his peers in the U.S. and in Latin America.
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Frasor Approves Of CBA Changes
Blue Jays reliever Jason Frasor won't miss baseball's free agent ranking system the next time he's eligible for free agency. The sport's new collective bargaining agreement eliminates Type A and Type B designations and assures non-elite free agents that they won't be tied to draft pick compensation.
"I think this is the right way," Frasor told me yesterday. "You have middle relievers who are Type A? I mean who's going to give up a first round pick for someone who's going to pitch the seventh inning? So I think this is more fair."
Under baseball's previous collective bargaining agreement, teams had to surrender top draft picks for signing Type A free agents who had turned down offers of arbitration. Knowing that turning down an offer of arbitration would make them unappealing to potential suitors, middle relievers often accepted their teams' offers.
Frasor was eligible for free agency following the 2010 season, but he pitched well enough to obtain a Type A ranking. He ultimately accepted the Blue Jays' offer of arbitration instead of testing free agency with limited market value. Though Frasor was happy to return to Toronto, Type A status led to free agency lite for similarly-positioned relievers. Potential buyers wanted to keep their draft picks, so their interest in ranked middle relievers was often tepid. Frasor took note when he heard that baseball's current collective bargaining agreement includes some significant adjustments.
"My reaction was it was two years too late," he said. "If that Type A and Type B stuff wasn't there, I'm not sure how it would have played out [two winters ago], but it could have changed how I went about doing that."
Frasor, 34, is on track to hit free agency this offseason. Unless the Blue Jays make him a qualifying offer of $12.5MM or so — an extremely remote possibility — his performance will determine his free agent value. And for relievers such as Frasor it's a welcome change.
Full Story | Comments | Categories: Collective Bargaining Agreement | Jason Frasor | Toronto Blue Jays
Quick Hits: Reyes, Napoli, Miller
Jared Hughes of the Pirates and Zach Putnam of the Rockies made history today as the 26th players on their teams' respective rosters for this afternoon's double-header. This was the first time teams carried extra players, now a possibility for select double-headers under the sport's new collective bargaining agreement. I believe the change makes sense for ownership, which reduces injury risk by adding depth, and players, who obtain additional service time and pay. On to today's links…
- Jose Reyes says the Mets should keep David Wright in place long-term, Kevin Kernan of the New York Post reports. "That's good if they can bring David back, he's a symbol of the game,'' Reyes said.
- Dan Szymborski of ESPN and Baseball Think Factory takes his readers on a tour of the worst trades in recent history. The Bartolo Colon trade and the Mark Teixeira trade top the list, but the Vernon Wells-Mike Napoli swap also makes an appearance.
- Marvin Miller, the 95-year-old former leader of the MLB players association, says player salaries are reasonable when compared to the earnings of some CEOs, the Associated Press reports (via ESPN.com). Miller describes the current dynamic between owners and players as a win-win situation. "It is an amazing story how under those circumstances, there can be both management and labor really winning," Miller said.
Full Story | Comments | Categories: Collective Bargaining Agreement | David Wright | Jose Reyes | New York Mets
No More Personal Service Deals & Milestone Bonuses
Major League Baseball and the MLB Players Association have agreed to put an end to personal service deals and milestone bonus clauses, ESPN.com's Jayson Stark reports. Existing contracts with these deals or bonuses won't be affected by the changes, which were agreed to this month.
Albert Pujols and Ryan Zimmerman recently signed long-term contracts which include personal services provisions and Alex Rodriguez has milestone bonuses associated with his contract. However, MLB and the union say these bonuses violate baseball's collective bargaining agreement. The sides have agreed that the CBA doesn't allow players to agree to deals that include obligations beyond their playing careers.
MLB is trying to prevent teams from finding loopholes that enable them to evade the luxury tax, Stark reports. Personal service deals and milestone bonuses aren't considered guaranteed money and therefore don't count against the luxury tax.
Dolan On Indians, Hernandez, Sizemore, Free Agents
Indians CEO Paul Dolan recently spoke to Terry Pluto of the Cleveland Plain Dealer about a number of topics concerning business both on and off the field…
- Dolan wasn't "shocked" to hear about Roberto Hernandez (a.k.a. Fausto Carmona) living under a false identity, saying that the team had heard an unsubstantiated rumor about the situation last year.
- Grady Sizemore will miss at least one month of the regular season after undergoing minor back surgery, but Dolan doesn't regret re-signing the outfielder. "It's disappointing that he got hurt again," Dolan said. "But we thought it was worth the risk because no one else on the [free agent] market had even close to Grady's upside for that price."
- Though recent long-term signings like Sizemore, Travis Hafner and Jake Westbrook have suffered injuries, Dolan said he is still open to signing players to such deals, though not without some caution. "If Chris [Antonetti] and Mark [Shapiro] comes to us with a long-term deal they want to make, we will seriously consider it. They have not done that [lately]," Dolan said. "We will remain open, but in totality, how successful have those kind of deals been? More often than not, they have been failures."
- Dolan disputed a recent Forbes article that claimed the Indians made a $30MM profit in 2011, arguing that while the club "made a little bit" of profit, that money went back into the team. Dolan said the MLB Players Association cited the Indians as a franchise that was properly using the league's revenue sharing system.
- Dolan was surprised when GM Chris Antonetti approached him about the Ubaldo Jimenez deal last summer. "Like most fans, I'm used to us trading for prospects — not trading some of our best prospects," Dolan said. "I was happy to see us take that approach and try to win."
- It doesn't concern Dolan that the Indians don't have any players under contract past 2013, as the CEO notes that the team has control over many of its young stars like Carlos Santana and Jason Kipnis for years to come.
- Dolan didn't address rumors that the team was looking to sell cable network Sports Time Ohio, but said, "We are always looking to add revenue on the TV side of things."
- It doesn't sound as if Dolan was totally satisfied with baseball's new collective bargaining agreement. "We achieved labor peace," said Dolan. "But we didn't address the fundamental problems [such as a lack of a salary cap]."
- Dolan said that there have been no "serious buyers" interested in purchasing the team during his ownership stint. He would possibly have interest in a minority investor, should such an interested investor come forward.
- The Tigers' signing of Prince Fielder dwarfed the Tribe's modest payroll increase of $50MM to $70MM. "I understand that makes us look bad," Dolan said. "I don't understand the foundation of what they are doing … OK, in the short term, I do understand it, but long term …" The Tigers' desire to win now makes them "operate much different than most franchises. Even the teams in major markets tend to operate as we do — they spend what they take in and don't go way above that."
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Villa Grove, Colorado (map) | (719) 655-2444
Sites: 25 | Latest Rate: $22.00 |
Rating: | 8 | 9 | 9 | 8 |
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We stayed here 11 nights and were very pleased. Our only complaint was the Wi-Fi kept disconnecting. But we always managed to get back on the Internet. Very pleasant campground. Was quiet and clean and the owners/operators were very helpful in all aspects. We would highly recommend this campground and will use it in the future. - Chris C
I love this little campground. We've stopped here a number of times the past 10 years. It's simple and very peaceful. If you're into mountain biking, there is a nice old road that peters out into a trail from the campground road heading up into the hills to the west. I highly recommend this place for those who like quiet camping and don't need a lot of frills. - mrgoodwx
Quiet, peaceful, spacious and nice owners. No amenities to attract folks with kids thus the peace and quiet. Great views east and west. We will return. - number one