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The Welcome Wagon, the betrothed duo of Reverend Thomas Vito and Monique Aiuto, sound a lot like Sufjan Stevens, the guy who produced and helped to arrange their debut album, Welcome To The Welcome…   Read Story »
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The Sun thinks so. We think the sun will sooner shine out of our behinds.   Read Story »
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Last time we heard from the Jarmans they were on stage with Lee Ranaldo in Brooklyn. Now, according to this NME video interview with frontman Ryan J and Johnny Marr, the ex-Smith and current Modest…   Read Story »
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Oct 29th, 2007 9 Comments
With Morrissey fresh on our minds and Arcade Fire never far away, we bring you some footage of the Butlers & Co. tackling the Smiths' "Still Ill" in Manchester on Friday night. Guess they're picking…   Read Story »
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Really wish we had legs that felt fully recovered from CMJ, but you know, these things take time. That hasn't stopped fellow Moz-freaks from making the trip uptown (for us) to Hammerstein Ballroom…   Read Story »
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Sometimes they're about an event. Most often they're about me, because I am afflicted somewhat with egomaniacal leanings and enjoy being the highly opinionated filter through which these many meals slip. And sometimes -- although rarely, I must admit -- they're even about the food. Food in all its myriad connections to time and space, history, people and me. When I talk about politics or culture or myth, immigration or zombie movies or punk rock, or love and lust and hatred, I'm talking about them in relation to food. And when I talk about food, I'm talking about food in relation to everything else in the world.
This week is all about the food. Which is to say it's about everything, with the food speaking so clearly and in such a rich voice that it drowns out any six-string, zombie or mythic digression. And it all begins with a quivering egg of buffalo mozzarella in which anything you need to know is neatly contained.
1700 Wynkoop St.
Denver, CO 80202
Category: Restaurant > Italian
Region: Downtown Denver
5946 S. Holly St.
Englewood, CO 80111
Category: Restaurant > Italian
Region: Southeast Denver Suburbs
Campania tasting: $50
Sicily tasting:
Mozzarella caprese: $5.95
Lobster ravioli: $12.95
Scalopine: $16.95
I've had very fresh mozzarella on only a couple of occasions, usually when it's been pressed upon me by flamingly OCD cheesemakers of the sort who insist, often violently, that fresh milk cheeses have an ideal life expectancy that is measured not in days, but in moments.
"Here!" they will shout. "Here! Eat it now! Quick, before it dies!" And then they will hand me a spoon of ricotta, a nipped bud of mozzarella still wet from the bowl, a ropy finger of queso fresco.
And they're right. There's nothing on earth quite like a very fresh cheese -- still warm from someone's hand -- for teaching you to appreciate the value of powerful and unrecoverable instants. And there's no better proof that a restaurant understands the gravity of such moments than the codifying of such an experience permanently onto a menu.
At Venice Ristorante -- the new Venice Ristorante, in LoDo -- the fresh-cheese gimmick is worked nightly on the Campania regional tasting menu. Course one, insalata di rucola e pomodori: tender, beautiful leaves of baby arugula dressed in balsamic vinegar from Modena, soft Tropea onions, tomatoes, green olives and two half-orbits of delicate buffalo mozzarella so young that its middle is just one step removed from liquid and its surface puckered around individual grains of salt and shards of black peppercorn.
Course two, mozzarella caprese: sliced and quartered tomatoes, sweet Italian basil, dried oregano and Tuscan olive oil with cow's-milk mozzarella, stiffer and older, slightly matured -- by minutes, maybe, hours at the most.
Course three, ravioli parmigiana: handmade ravioli filled with liquid buffalo mozzarella shot through with puréed tomato and ripened with aged parmesan. The ravioli are bathed in a gorgonzola cream sauce, its depth and muscle coming from the veins of mold allowed to develop in the gorgonzola over months, sometimes years, and opened by the knife and the heat of the pan. Course three is the antithesis to course one, showcasing the strength, complexity and wily strata of flavor bestowed by age, how the old can shape and bolster the new. And it is, of course, unconscionably delicious -- the kind of thing you just want to eat and eat until you die, a flavor so composed and haunting that the more you consume, the hungrier you get.
Thus, time and age as described by food. And Venice itself -- the room, the restaurant, the name -- as descriptor of a very personal and specific history: both Denver's and mine.
Owner Alessandro Carollo's first restaurant -- his first Venice, opened five years ago on Yosemite Street in Greenwood Village -- was the first place I reviewed in Denver. I loved it in part, if not in full, and was absolutely intrigued by the gut-punch honesty of the food and the overspilling crowds it attracted.
Soon after Carollo opened Venice, Adega -- the hugely expensive, hugely ambitious and (almost) unerringly brilliant home of chef Bryan Moscatello -- debuted at 1700 Wynkoop Street. Adega was the restaurant that put Denver on the 21st-century food map, the place that ushered in the city's grubnik, white-tablecloth renaissance.
Flash forward four and a half years. Adega is gone, Moscatello is cooking collards and grits on the East Coast, and Carollo now oversees a family of three restaurants. To accommodate the crowds, he opened a second Venice, on South Holly in Greenwood Village, and turned his original restaurant into Chianti. And then in 2005, he took over Adega's abandoned home and opened his newest, biggest and most impressive restaurant yet. Christian Delle Fave stands the exec's post here as he did at the original Venice, with chef Gustavo Amaro running the service from the line.
To my eye, this new Venice does not yet fully inhabit Adega's old space; it seems to be acting almost like a temporary caretaker, afraid to move the furniture or put its feet up on the table. The bar, lit from within and styled like a giant slab of ice, is still here. The enormous, green-lit wine room that was Adega's trademark and namesake is still here, too, filled now with Italian vintages off Venice's surprisingly broad list. The bones of the place are unchanged, and the Venice staff walks the floor as if constantly on the lookout for ghosts, breaking out only in moments because this space is not yet completely their own. The kitchen makes and serves fresh mozzarella because moments -- when they are what you have -- truly matter. Time and place, space and address.


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Will.i.am and Natalie Imbruglia: Sharing Boozy Smooches
Looks like will.i.am has two reasons to celebrate these days: his favored candidate is going to the White House, and he's doing A-OK with the ladies.
The Daily Mail reports that the Black Eyed Peas rapper and multi-instrumentalist (born William James Adams Jr.) got hot and heavy with Australian singer, model and actress Natalie Imbruglia this weekend, during an alcohol-soaked evening at Monroes nightclub in London. The pair groped each other and swapped spit in front of an all-star cast of onlookers that included Jesse Metcalfe, Calum Best and Sienna Miller.
"It was a very boozy night in one of the private VIP rooms," reports a mole for the paper. "Natalie and Will were getting on really well, and there were some surprised looks when they started kissing."
The public display of affection was apparently too much to bear for a recently single Miller, who left relatively early. The rest of the revelers, including will.i.am and Imbruglia—both 33—stayed "until 7 a.m.," reports the source.
Imbruglia, best known for her 1997 hit "Torn," split with her husband, Silverchair singer Daniel Johns, in January, after five years of marriage. Since then, in addition to will.i.am., the former soap star has been linked to a number of musicians, including Kings of Leon's Nathan Followill and Razorlight leader Johnny Borrell.


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Half will get aid under new health insurance law
Sunday, September 8, 2013
WASHINGTON -- About half the people who now buy their own health insurance -- and potentially would face higher premiums next year under President Barack Obama's health care law -- would qualify for federal tax credits to offset rate shock, according to a new private study.
"Many, but certainly not all, of the people who don't get tax credits will pay more," he said. "How much more will be a function of a lot of different things."
-- Policyholders' annual out-of-pocket costs will be capped.
It's expected that a clear majority of customers in the new markets will be eligible for tax credits. That's because the pool will also include uninsured people, who tend to have lower incomes than those who can currently afford to buy their own coverage. The share will vary from state to state. |


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Ikea "the joy of storage" by Mother
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By Nick Batten, mediaweek.co.uk, Friday, 31 August 2012 09:10AM
Fox will replace Sly Bailey at the helm of the Daily Mirror and regional newspaper group, necessitating him stepping away from rival GMG.
He joined the board of GMG as an independent non-executive director on 13 May 2010 and served as chair of the Audit Committee and member of the Nominations Committee.
GMG is wholly owned by the Scott Trust, which exists to secure the financial and editorial independence of the Guardian in perpetuity.
Its portfolio includes Guardian News and Media, Guardian Property Services, Trader Media Group, Emap and an investment fund valued at £225m.
Amelia Fawcett, chair of GMG, said: "Simon has been a very important member of the Board since joining us in May 2010.
"His deep understanding and experience of the kind of transformation we are seeing in our business has been particularly valuable. I have no doubt that he will make a fine leader of Trinity Mirror and we wish him well in his new role."
As yet, there are no definite plans to replace Fox.
A spokesperson for Trinity Mirror said: "There is no immediate replacement to announce – the Board will consider its composition in the usual way over the coming weeks or months."
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Win7 clean install - is Chipset driver package needed?
I have done a number of Win7 clean installs on desktops. So far I have found no need for installing the vendor specific chipset drivers. All devices have, so far, been recognized, and for the most part a basic driver has been installed with Win7. Secondary vendor specific drivers are sometimes needed for video cards, printers and audio devices, etc.
1) Is the baseline Win7 installation including the appropriate chipset driver, via an MS download, by default? 2) If all devices are working correctly, is there any need to locate and install the vendor specific chipset driver when available? Since many of the systems I have upgraded using a clean install have been from XP 32 bit to Win7 64-bit on Dell systems, sometimes a chipset driver package is not even available (at least from Dell) that is Windows 7 64-bit specific. I remember having to hunt down vendor specific MOBO chipset drivers to pacify XP but the problem seems to have minimized with Windows 7. What has been your experience? |
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* Just have a look in device manager. If you have any exclamation or question mark for unknown devices, you can just update the driver via online. * Sometimes, you may get audio problems while using the microphone, However, you will be able to hear windows sounds, music and other audios. To make your microphone work, you will have to update the drivers. * Otherwise, you can just go ahead and use drivers that were installed by Windows 7. Hope this helps |
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generally speaking not installing the chipset drivers isn't going to be a problem for the typical user whose main use of a pc is surfing the web and maybe working away in ms office. personally i install every driver that i feel i need. and for the the hardware pieces i don't use i just disable them in either the hardware profile or in the bios set up.
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16 Jan 2010 | #4 |
Installing the chipset in Win7 is oldthink from Vista and XP days.
MS sponosored the WHQL program to build Win7 drivers with all manufacturers so has the drivers first in the installer and via Windows Updates. As stated you only need to hunt down drivers missing in Deivce Manager, or if performance problems dictate. |
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Thanks to all!
I was hoping it was just my "old XP thinking" because the Win7 installs all went so well. I have only had a few audio driver updates needed. And of course some printers. Even the laptops have gone well, though they require some added steps to get the keyboard function keys and other vendor specific functions working well. |
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Watch the SNL Brett Favre Wrangler commercial video below… does Brett Favre deserve the SNL parody?
Favre, currently wrapped up in a sexting scandal (and admitting to leaving voicemail messages for Jenn Sterger!) is no doubt unhappy with the extra attention from the SNL Brett Favre Wrangler commercial parody.
As with most sketches on Saturday Night Live though, anyone is fair game pro football players included.
Plus, how ripe for picking on is Brett Favre right now? Taking a spin on one of his Wrangler commercials with open fly jeans is almost too easy, don't you think?
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Figueroa. Figg. Figg Side.
Whatever you want to call it, this is where Q grew up and this is where real gangsters come from. If you aren't from here chances are you're going to get stolen from just like Deebo from the movie Friday did to others.
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Since Mary Kay has changed its day radiance colours I have been unable to find one that matches my skin tone. I used Bisque Ivory #2 for several years but now that it has been discontinued I can't seem to find a new colour. Would anyone have any suggestions of what colour replaced Bisque Ivory? |
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Our Thanksgiving menus are meant to be adaptable: Prepare one entirely, or choose individual recipes to weave into your customary spread.
When the farmers at Stone Barns in New York gathered family and friends for Thanksgiving dinner, they celebrated the livestock and the produce they had nurtured. (Serves 12)
Warm Fennel-and-Parmesan Dip
Kale Crisps with Sea Salt and Lemon
Chilled Oysters with Apple-Ginger Mignonette
main courses
Dry-Brined Roasted Broad-Breasted White Turkey
Roasted Heritage Turkey
side dishes
Calvados Gravy
Cornbread, Bacon, Leek, and Pecan Stuffing
Cranberry-Apple Chutney
Parsnip-Apple Mash
Farro Salad with Oven-Roasted Grapes and Autumn Greens
Dumpling Squash with Cream and Sage
Cranberry-Port Sorbet
Black Walnut Shortbread Cookies
Gabrielle's Honey Pie
Pumpkin Layer Cake
Quince-Ginger Compote -
Far from their families, a group of food-loving friends in Oakland, California, pulls off the ultimate potluck Thanksgiving.
Mixed Chicories with Persimmons
main course
Roasted Butternut Squash Lasagna
Tuscan-Style Turkey Alla Porchetta
side dishes
The turkey is the undisputed star of the Thanksgiving table. But, the supporting players—namely, the richly colored vegetables that flourish late in the season and carry us through the cold months—deserve their moment in the spotlight, too.
Cauliflower, Red Onion, and Chestnut Tart
side dishes
It's America's most iconic meal at its picturesque best—a golden, crisp-skinned turkey with all the delicious fixings, inspired by Colonial recipes and presented with an old master's eye.
main course
Maple-Glazed Turkey with Gravy
side dishes
Sage and Honey Skillet Cornbread
Smashed Root Vegetables and Caramelized Leeks
Cranberry Relish with Pearl Onions
Roasted Delicata Squashes and Lady Apples
While Martha appreciates a tried-and-true tradition, she is not of the "do it the same exact way" school of entertaining. This menu offers some new twists on tradition.
main course
Roast Turkey with Cornbread Stuffing
side dishes
Baby Brussels Sprouts with Wild Rice and Pecans
A beautiful bird, scrumptious stuffing, and easy colorful sides come together in this bountiful menu that gives you plenty to celebrate. (Serves 10)
main course
Roast Turkey with Rosemary and Lemon
side dishes
Mushroom and Walnut Stuffing
White-Wine Gravy
Roasted Carrots and Potatoes with Dill
Broccoli Rabe with Garlic and Almonds
Roasted Pears and Red Onions
Maple-Whipped Sweet Potatoes
Cranberry-Pomegranate Relish
dessert buffet
Maple-Pumpkin Tart
Chocolate Black-Bottom Pie
Pumpkin Doughnut Muffins
Maple Cheesecake with Roasted Pears
Hazelnut Meringues
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Family and friends will request these quintessential Thanksgiving dishes for years to come.
main course
Perfect Roast Turkey
side dishes
Tarragon Green Beans
Chestnut Stuffing
Twice-Baked Sweet Potatoes
Mashed Potatoes
Brussels Sprouts with Lemon and Walnuts
Cranberry-Orange Sauce
Classic Pumpkin Pie
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Serve your Thanksgiving meal buffet-style so everyone in the family can pick and choose to create their ultimate feast.
Pumpkin Dip
Vegetarian Pate
Flame-Grilled Eggplant Dip
main course
Spice-Cured Turkey
side dishes
Cauliflower with Hazelnut Brown Butter
Braised Onions
Mashed Potatoes and Celery Root
Vegetarian Mushroom Gravy
Chopped Beet Salad with Feta and Pecans
Honey-Roasted Squash
Cranberry Sauce with Dried Cherries
Escarole with Persimmons, Pomegranate Seeds, and Lemon-Shallot Vinaigrette
Homemade Ginger Beer
Pear-Cranberry Upside-Down Cake
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A bit of planning and advanced preparation will help ensure an easy, stress-free Thanksgiving dinner. (Serves 10)
main course
Roast Turkey with Herb Butter
side dishes
Cranberry Chutney
Cornbread and Sausage Stuffing
Potato and Squash Mash
Brussels Sprouts with Bacon and Apples
Sweet Potato Pie With Pecan Topping -
Deep-fried turkey steals the show in this Southern-inspired Thanksgiving feast, but the sides are just as memorable, and the meal ends on a majestic note: a towering sweet-potato-white-chocolate cake that's as dense and moist as a brownie. (Serves 10 to 12)
Cranberry-Pear Chutney
main course
Deep-Fried Turkey
side dishes
Roasted Garlic, Sage, and Sausage Stuffing
Stuffed Sweet Dumpling Squash
Green Beans with Tasso Ham
Caramelized Roasted Parsnips
Spicy Applesauce
White Chocolate Sweet Potato Cake
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When you follow our plan and prepare some of these recipes in advance, Thanksgiving Day becomes a lot more relaxing. (Serves 8)
main course
Maple-Glazed Turkey
side dishes
Cider Gravy
Cranberry-Grape Compote
Chestnut and Apple Stuffing
Glazed Squash
Fennel and Orange Salad
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Fill your Thanksgiving table with a fusion of American favorites and rustic Italian flavors for a truly transporting meal. (Serves 10 to 12.)
Mushroom and Celery Salad with Parmesan Cheese
main course
Herb-Roasted Turkey
side dishes
Chestnut-and-Sausage Stuffing
White-Wine Gravy
Savory Cranberry Jelly
Mashed Squash and Potatoes with Amaretti
Cranberry Tart with Creme Fraiche Whipped Cream
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Our time-saving techniques, recipes, and tips will make this year's Thanksgiving spectacular -- and spectacularly easy. (Serves 8)
main course
Roast Turkey With Sage
side dishes
Cranberry and Dried-Cherry Relish
Mushroom Stuffing
Garlic Mashed Potatoes
Green Beans with Vinaigrette
Butter-Pecan Sweet Potatoes
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Get together with family and friends for a Thanksgiving feast that celebrates unfussy, tasty Southern classics. (Serves 8 to 10)
main course
Roast Turkey with Brown Sugar and Mustard Glaze
side dishes
Bourbon Gravy
Pecan Cornbread Dressing
Stewed Green Beans with Bacon
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On South Carolina's Sullivans Island, the Smith family offers a new approach to Thanksgiving, with guests enjoying each other's company while they cook, socialize, and eat all day long.
Steamed Littleneck Clams
main course
Herb-Roasted Turkey with Pan Gravy
side dishes
Cranberry Chutney
Mashed Potatoes with Bacon and Cheddar
Cream Biscuits
Cornbread Dressing
Pumpkin Pecan-Praline Pie
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Set out a regal herb-rubbed turkey and a cornucopia of side dishes for an impressive spread that's easier than ever. (Serves 10)
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Light and flavorful, this menu, which highlights local, seasonal produce with an assemblage of show-stealing sides, is a refreshing alternative to the traditional Thanksgiving spread.
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Inherited recipes and contributions from guests make for a warm, eclectic buffet for turkey-lovers and vegetarians alike at the New York City home of Perla Delson and Maitland Jones. (Serves 10 to 12)
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Mark Cuban pipes up for Chris Kaman
September, 5, 2012
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TrueHoop's Henry Abbott has a post about Mark Cuban defending new Mavs center Chris Kaman in the comments section of the Wages of Wins blog.
From Abbott's post (which you can read in its entirety here):
Note: ESPNDallas.com's Tim MacMahon got confirmation from Cuban that it was indeed the Mavs' owner making the comments.
From Abbott's post (which you can read in its entirety here):
It's not news that stat-geeky owner Mark Cuban has spent a lot of money on Chris Kaman, a center who is generally abhorred by advanced stats.
What's new is that Cuban's taunting and generally mixing it up with stat geeks who would dare to challenge his decision.
The conversation (which is served with a spicy side dish of "how dare you question Dirk Nowitzki?") is playing out now in the comments of the Wages of Wins blog.
The whole thing began innocently enough, with Ari Caroline sharing a tidy chart of NBA centers who are really effective but don't get a lot of minutes (Omer Asik, Kosta Koufos, Anderson Varejao, Chris Andersen, etc.) with a note about centers who are very ineffective but play quite a few minutes. The star of this second list was the default star of what was once supposed to be a big free-agent offseason for the Mavericks: Kaman.
So it should come as no surprise that Cuban arrived guns a-blazin'. He announces his arrival by trashing Wins Produced, the core of Wages of Wins' work: "Im not a huge fan of WP for the NBA, but its still fun to read the craziness you guys post."
This is kind of a cheap shot. No, Wins Produced isn't perfect. But, as several commenters make clear, at this stage of the game no system is without flaws, including whatever it is Cuban might be using.
The default position of Wages of Wins, however, is that the most important thing in basketball is getting good players on your team. All the other stuff -- coaching, putting players in different combinations, etc. -- per Wages of Wins ... is secondary.
That gets under the skin of coaches and other basketball people who make their careers from that "other stuff." It also evidently chaps Cuban, who has a long-term relationship with the high priest of lineup analysis and ends his first comment with: "Maybe you should start looking at WP for lineups ? Coaching matters. Who you play with matters. Who you play against matters."
Note: ESPNDallas.com's Tim MacMahon got confirmation from Cuban that it was indeed the Mavs' owner making the comments.
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Hotels in Spain range from indulgent old-world palaces to ultraminimalist boutique accommodations, from quaint bed-and-breakfasts to grand villas. For atmosphere, you can't beat the converted convents, castles, and manor houses that dot Spain's cities and countryside, including those run by the government's Parador Hotels (www.parador.es), with period decor, picturesque settings, and restaurants with an emphasis on regional cuisine. One of the most spectacular is the Parador de Granada, located in a 15th-century convent inside the Alhambra. City centers have their share of palaces-turned-hotels, too; Madrid's Hotel Orfila retains the opulent air of a 19th-century mansion.
Standard business-style hotels are giving way to smaller and more personalized boutique hotels in Spain. Whether sleek and packed with the latest technology, like Valencia's Chill Art Hotel Jardín Botanico, or humbler family-run affairs like Barcelona's Hostal L'Antic Espai, these character-filled hotels tend to favor central locations over spacious quarters. In the most elite, gastronomy is an essential part of the experience, but many of Spain's smaller hotels skip restaurants entirely. Another popular urban trend is the destination hotel, as in Barcelona's Hotel Omm, which brings locals and tourists together with a see-and-be-seen bar, café, restaurant, nightclub, and spa.
In the Spanish countryside, casas rurales, or rural houses, are the accommodation of choice. The abandonment of many farms and country estates over the past few decades has led to a boom in rural tourism and an increase in cozy bed-and-breakfasts. There's an enormous price and quality range out there, but the best B&Bslike San Joan de Binissaida in Menorcaare small and family-run, with large rooms, inviting common areas, sunny patios, and excellent kitchens serving hearty local cuisine.
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see the Madrid guideSet between the Guggenheim and the Museo de Bellas Artes, this 50-room boutique hotel is both superstylish and a great value. The room interiors, conceived by...more
see the Bilbao + Basque Country guideOn a pretty boulevard off Las Ramblas, the 53-room Murmuri gives travelers a high-design option that's still sophisticated. Rooms by British interior designer...more
see the Barcelona guideSeville is awash in converted palaces, but Palacio Villapanés is easily the most impressive. The 50-room property—located in the quieter, less...more
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A man is dead after fighting with his wife, and David Pisarra asks some uncomfortable questions.
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Larry Summers, one of Barack Obama's chief money trolls, made a splash at yesterday's "fiscal responsibility summit" by falling asleep, publicly, in front of everyone. Maybe he was drunk? Or tired, from pulling so many all-nighters in light of the recent and complete collapse of the world economy? Or: the thermostat was too high, which is always a killer in crowded conference rooms. At any rate, we'll know who to blame when the Dow plunges another 700 points and the US Treasury goes bankrupt. [Financial Times]
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Norbert Maybe he had been listening to a woman trying to do science?
AngryBlakGuy …I'm sorry if our economic Armageddon bores you!
DoctorCulturae Oy vey. Non-issue. Surprise-surprise: older, overweight guy falls asleep after multiple all-nighters and heavy dose of jet lag.
This ranks up there with "When Jennifer speaks director cuts to reaction shot of Angelina." Oh the shock. Oh the horror. Oh teh neurotic anxiety.
frumious_bandersnatch It's his girl-allergy. He knew there'd be women there reciting numbery things, and he overdid it on the sudafed.
hobospacejungle This fat, sleeping fuck was partly responsible for the mess we're in. The least he can do is pay attention in class when Professor Barry is metaphorically grabbing Eric Cantor's nutsack until he causes a nightly emission. It's becoming obvious that the main problem Summers & Geithner are wrestling with is how not to wipe out the shareholders of the major banks (and AIG.) Good thing they have their priorities straight. Is it too early to give these two the Mussolini treatmeant? I say no.
Serolf Divad From the article:
"John McCain, the former presidential candidate, recommended Mr Obama get rid of his planned new presidential helicopter, the cost of which now equals that of Air Force One. Mr Obama said the existing chopper was adequate, but added that he had no experience of personal helicopters."
Read the above, folks and compare it to this. That's what life would be like in David Denby's dystopian, nightmarish, too-horrible-to-contemplate "world without snark."
norbizness Does he sweat while eating?
AngryBlakGuy …they should have dipped his hand in a bucket of warm water.
slithytoves Hi-thermostat…hmmm…were they playing opera, as well? Had he just completed the first 24 hours of hell week?
DustBowlBlues Economics is really boring.
hobospacejungle [re=250153]AngryBlakGuy[/re]: they should've dipped his fat ass in a bucket of warm shit.
Bowdoin Maybe men are genetically indisposed for staying awake on the job?
Iconoclasto Larry was just doing his hilarious Clarence Thomas impression.
Delicious [re=250136]Norbert[/re]: womenz trying todo Teh Sciences
masterdebater Look, so he was up all night drinking because his 401K just went in the toilet…he's just like us! You know, the ones that can afford a 401K…or any savings at all…hard working Americans.
sati demise [re=250147]hobospacejungle[/re]: agreed.
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Paterlanger If the market tanks and the Treasury goes bust it won't be Summers' work. It will all be part of Tim "Tora! Tora! Tora!" Geithner's evil plot to destroy the economy on behalf of his eastern overlords. Didn't catch the exclusive expose' on Fox and Friends this morning? Geithner drives an Acura, people!!! His title is Treasury Secretary but obviously he is secretly the Commerce Secretary…of Japan!!!
V572625694 [re=250171]sati demise[/re]: Dr Doom will save us!
Min He couldn't help himself. All those sanctimonious Republicans sucked the oxygen out of the room.
Sussemilch [re=250171]sati demise[/re]: Volcker. He will thunder in with a shoulder full of hobbits and BAHRUMMMM stomp a giant mossy foot all over the market. Evildoers shudder!
condour75 This guy had better be a fucking genius, Obama. Because the optics of this pick, aside from requiring a wide angle lens, are pretty horrid.
rmontcal I think teh Wonketz accidentally used a picture of Larry Flynn with this post.
PerhapsSo If it is good enough for Justice Thomas, it is good enough for the chief money troll.
CorkPopper If he were Japanese he would have to resign now. Although if he had to perform a deep bow I'm pretty sure he'd fall over and not be able to get back up.
Cappy I know from first-hand experience that this is not remotely uncommon for Mr. Summers. The more important the people in the room, the more likely he is to doze off. And he is a fucking genius, hence he can do all this incredibly ridiculous shit and still be asked to do what he does.
Aurelio How come there is always a job for assholes like Larry Summers? No matter how much they screw up, they are always put in charge of something. Is this one of God's Little Jokes?
glamourdammerung [re=250153]AngryBlakGuy[/re]: They should have urinated on him, then after he woke up and noticed, told him he did it on himself.
norbizness [re=250277]Aurelio[/re]: "Little"?
populucious I believe he was actually contemplating his own epistemological modesty.
AxmxZ [re=250208]Sussemilch[/re]: Volcker is the shit, but Roubini is rather a one trick pony.
acilius Summers is a really weird guy. As president of Harvard he made a habit of calling professors into his office and giving them lectures about their own fields of expertise. His famous episode at the women in science symposium was an extreme form of that. That's such a strange thing to do that it made me wonder if he didn't have a brain tumor or something. If he did have a brain tumor that was causing him to behave strangely several years ago and hasn't undergone any treatment for it since, then it would make sense that he would be having difficulty remaining conscious now.
BadDayInProgress Did he drool?


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I never feel more like a kid than when I'm at the beach. Perhaps that's because I have to keep up with my own kids doing crazy stuff, but also there's something blissfully immature about body surfing, getting overtaken by a huge wave, and tumbling out of control until you come to rest in a couple inches of water, swim trunks full of sand, only to be knocked over by the next breaker. (Yep, that's a 16-year-old me to the right.) The beach is simply a great place to ditch your worries and play. If you feel the same way, I want to share some news and some tools you can use to keep your trip to the beach carefree.
Today, NRDC released Testing the Waters: A Guide to Water Quality at Vacation Beaches, our annual beach water report. The report collects and analyzes the latest water testing results from the EPA and state beach coordinators at nearly 3,500 coastal and Great Lakes beach testing locations nationwide. The 24th annual report card examines the various causes of water pollution that plague America's beaches and presents crucial, timely opportunities to keep pollution out of America's beaches, lakes and rivers.
The bad news: 10% of all water quality samples collected last year from nearly 3,500 coastal and Great Lakes beaches in the U.S. contained bacteria levels that failed to meet the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's most protective benchmark for swimmer safety. And, our report flagged 17 "repeat offenders" that exhibited chronic water pollution problems.
On the plus side, numerous beaches around the country routinely passed the safety test. And some of them did so for several years running. Our report identified 35 popular "superstar" beaches with excellent water quality over a five year period.
Another piece of good news: to help keep us healthy at the beach and stem the tide of water pollution, our government leaders have a unique opportunity to adopt a critical proposal—the Clean Water Protection Rule—which will restore vital protections for the streams and wetlands that help sustain clean beaches.
Below, I'll get into a few of the details, but I urge you to take a look at the full online report. It also includes an updated, mobile-friendly map of nearly 3,500 beaches nationwide that is searchable by zip code, making it easier than ever for users to check important water quality information at their local beaches. And it provides lots of detail about the Clean Water Protection Rule, and a way for you to take action to make sure the rule gets done.
The Nation's 35 "Superstar" Beaches
NRDC designated 35 popular beaches across 14 states as "superstars"—popular beaches for consistently meeting water quality safety thresholds. Each of these beaches met national water quality benchmarks 98% of the time over the past five years.
The Nation's 17 "Repeat Offenders"
Over the last five years of this report, sections of 17 U.S. beaches have stood out as having persistent contamination problems, with water samples failing to meet public health benchmarks more than 25% of the time each year from 2009 to 2013:
Important note: some of these beaches have multiple sections that are tested for water quality, and in some instances only certain sections of a beach qualified for the repeat offender list.
National Findings—2013:
This year's report found that 10% of beach water samples taken nationwide in 2013 failed to meet the most protective federal public health standard used to assess water quality at American beaches—EPA's newly-created "Beach Action Value" (BAV).
Based on EPA's safety threshold, the BAV, the Great Lakes region had the highest failure rate of beach water quality samples, with 13% of samples failing to pass the safety test in 2013. The Delmarva region had the lowest failure rate, with 4% of samples failing the safety test. In between were the Gulf Coast (12%), New England (11%), the Western Coast (9%), the New York and New Jersey coasts (7%), and the Southeast (7%).
Individual states with the highest failure rates of reported water samples in 2013 were Ohio (35%), Alaska (24%) and Mississippi (21%). Those with the lowest failure rates last year were Delaware (3%), New Hampshire (3%) and New Jersey (3%).
The national results in this year's report show an uptick in failure rates for beach water quality safety due to the report's reliance on the Beach Action Value, which is a more protective health benchmark used for the first time in 2013 in lieu of a now defunct and less-protective beach water quality standard.
This lack of progress can be changed. NRDC's report focuses on two evergreen solutions for making that change happen.
Solutions—Protecting All Small Streams and Wetlands and Boosting Green Infrastructure
Every year, more than 10 trillion gallons of untreated stormwater, as well as hundreds of billions of gallons of untreated sewage overflows, make their way into America's waterways, according to the EPA. Contaminated runoff has historically been the largest known source of beach water pollution.
Therefore, the most immediate and high-priority action to address water pollution at the nation's beaches is to finalize and adopt the Clean Water Protection Rule proposed by the EPA and the Army Corps of Engineers. This federal rule would ensure tributary streams and wetlands are protected from pollution under the Clean Water Act. The proposed rule is critical to virtually all communities and beachgoers, impacting the hundreds of billions of dollars spent annually on outdoor recreation. The proposed rule, officially known as the "Waters of the U.S. Rule," is open for public comment until October 20 and demands a strong showing of public support to become final.
This infographic tells the tale of how our water systems are connected.
And, of course, the best way to keep this pollution out of America's beach water is to prevent it from the start—by investing in smarter, greener infrastructure on land, like porous pavement, green roofs, parks, roadside plantings and rain barrels. Green infrastructure addresses stormwater pollution by stopping rain where it falls, enabling it to evaporate or filter into the ground naturally instead of carrying runoff from dirty streets to our beaches.
Sensible green infrastructure solutions keep stormwater from becoming wastewater and prevent sewage systems from overflowing. These techniques turn rainwater from a huge pollution liability into a plentiful, local water supply resource. They also beautify neighborhoods, cool and cleanse the air, reduce asthma and heat-related illnesses, save on heating and cooling energy costs, boost economies, and support American jobs.
One Last Word As You Head To The Beach
Be sure to use our Guide to Finding a Clean Beach, which has a bunch of handy tips for staying healthy and that also provides links to state websites providing more recent information about testing. If you forget to look before heading out, we also have a handy mobile site: m.beachquality.org, from which you can search for individual beaches and learn about their reported test results.
Have a great summer, and enjoy the beach.
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Now seems like a good time for me to start developing my backyard- while I'm waiting for the weather to cool down! The good thing is, it's more or less a blank slate- except for the decorative rocks and the small (6ft x 7.5ft) experimental garden. The dimensions are 54ft wide and 36ft length, not as small as many historic home backyards. I think it could handle a larger shade tree, or maybe several smaller ones?
The garden is surrounded by some left-over pavers, so those can easily be moved. Everything in the garden can also be scrapped if needed, except for a very lovely baby crepe myrtle which seems to have passed its first year with flying colors- literally! Love it and am tempted to buy more! I must say that I sort of rue the day that I bought the rocks, because the Bermuda grass weeds are so hard to dig out. And I think that with the rocks being in the back, which is a South exposure, it just makes the environment much hotter all around. Boooo! Nevertheless, I think I can work with it, and just move the rocks out of the way where needed. What I'd really love to have is either a big centrally placed shade tree that will discourage Bermuda growth, and allow me to get some filtered shade to grow more plants, or have several smaller size trees with more variety. Regardless of how small, I'd also love to have a garden path- kind of like a botanical garden- in which you can walk through different areas and see different kinds of plants! I want it to be thoughtful, artistic, pretty. I know this may take years to develop but I am patient. I just want advice on where is a good place to start? Did any of you attempt to draw on paper before planting things? Is it better to place a shade tree(s) on the western-ish side(assuming it's a tree that can handle it) of the backyard to give the coveted afternoon shade to the rest of the garden? Is it better to have one big trade tree in the center of the yard or several small ones- does it matter?!
Btw, this photo was taken from the West looking eastward- the backyard is South-side of the house. |
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- Posted by greyongray 9 (My Page) on Sat, Aug 25, 12 at 14:27
You didn't mention if you want to go native, subtropical, etc. I can see the pine trees, maybe one native tree and one mimosa type tree in your neighborhood? I like native plants for many reasons, one of which is that they are the most hardy in our conditions. I would plant a number of native trees for shade which will grow faster (one single great shade tree would take a long time to provide significant shade) and allow a more interesting layout. If you aren't interested in harvesting mesquite pods for food then perhaps look into Crown Jewel mesquite which is a newer cultivar that is seedless. You can also get seedless desert willow. I do like rock but have noticed how much heat it retains. So I try to put in low water use groundcover that will help with a lush look and take away some of the heat. Bermuda grass will be a long battle so be vigilant! APS, SRP, and the Phoenix Permaculture Alliance put on shade tree workshops where you can learn about how to choose a spot for your tree to get the most benefits for your home. You will also get three free young trees to plant on the W, E, or S sides of your home. |
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- Posted by greyongray 9 (My Page) on Sat, Aug 25, 12 at 14:30
Wanted to also post this link and say Yes to drawing out landscape on paper. Specifically I take a screen cap of the google map of the house and then place circles at the mature size of the plants and put them on the drawing. See where the canopies are going to go when the plants are full size, and try to create a nice design from above first. |
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I agree with greyongray, plotting it all out on paper, where you can move things around a bit is a good idea. My suggestion is also to not put in permanent structures or landscaping until you have been in the house a while. This way you will have a feel for where you walk around and where it's comfortable to sit and relax. When we first moved into this house my husband was anxious to put in the horseshoe pits. A few weeks later, the sun's path moved a bit and in the afternoons, prime playing time, we were throwing and standing in full sun. He moved them. Good luck - a blank slate will be fun to develop. Keep us posted on your developments. |
- Posted by xica_da_silva (My Page) on Sun, Aug 26, 12 at 16:16
Thanks for the great advice, all! Greyongray, you were asking about native versus subtropical, etc. Perhaps it would look odd or tacky to some, but I like the idea of using 'mixed-media' for my garden...but within reason. By that I mean, I'm not crazy enough to try to grow orchids, coffee, or cacao, stuff that will totally flop. But I'd also like to try some exotic plants from other desert/dry/hot locations that are rarely seen here,that have the potential to do well...i.e. use a wider palette of plants than what is normally seen in most yards here in Phoenix. And I don't have an HOA, so why not? lol Although I respect and even own my share of the ubiquitous Oleander, Lantana, etc I'd like my garden to have an element of surprise, too. So, maybe a crazy combo of cactus, succulents, tropicals(food-producing, preferably, such as a mango tree), etc. One crazy idea I have is that I want a Brazilian-themed garden (due to a love I have for the country and its music). Now, when most people think of Brazil, they think of tropical Rio or the Amazon jungle, but in the Northeast, there are actually many desert plants that might do well here. In fact, my Pilosocereus azureas (blue cactus) is said to have originated in Northeast Brazil. So, if I could find other cactus, succulents, shrubs, trees etc that have a Brazilian connection that would be cool(another one that comes to mind is the Jacaranda tree- which I adore, in spite of the short blooming season). I was thinking that in honor of Rio's black and white wavy beach sidewalks, I could make a winding path through the garden...but I need more time to think it all through! Any more ideas...do you think my idea of a Brazilian theme is crazy or what? lol |
- Posted by xica_da_silva (My Page) on Sun, Aug 26, 12 at 16:24
Mary- thanks for the tip regarding no permanent structures! I guess my indecisiveness sometimes has its good points when it comes to that. lol Ever since I was burglarized last Christmas, I waver between getting a block fence versus iron wrought fence versus no fence at all. Each has its advantages and disadvantages. And yes, even with my pathetic drawing skills (even using electronic programs!), I think it would be helpful for me to try to map it out. |
Do you know the dimensions of your yard? You'll need that to draw it out. There is *undoubtedly* a HUGE range of plants that you just don't see around neighborhoods very often - people stick with the tried and true. As far as your Brazilian theme - I'm trying Dyckias (there's some waiting for me at the post office, hope they're okay!!!) that you might be interested in exploring - I have to run, but more later! |
- Posted by quotetheraven 9 (My Page) on Mon, Aug 27, 12 at 12:06
Brazil theme sounds fun. If it's what you like, go for it. I don't have a theme really, just planted what I wanted to try, where I thought it had the best chance to survive. I would shade that west side, where you get the hot afternoon sun, if it was me, I would put several trees back there and also along the south side. The sun, is intense in summer and even desert plants like the dappled shade. I would put trees in first as they take so long to provide shade. Then just add whatever I liked..have fun.. |
Do you know the dimensions of your yard? You'll need that to draw it out. There is *undoubtedly* a HUGE range of plants that you just don't see around neighborhoods very often - people stick with the tried and true. As far as your Brazilian theme - I'm trying Dyckias (there's some waiting for me at the post office, hope they're okay!!!) that you might be interested in exploring - I have to run, but more later! |
Oops - sorry, I now see the dimensions in your original post.... duh... |
- Posted by greyongray 9 (My Page) on Mon, Aug 27, 12 at 22:56
I've never been to Brazil so I have no idea what they have there, but no you are not crazy in the slightest to want to mix it up and ditch the oleander/lantana palette! Maybe a hong kong orchid tree, a couple in my neighborhood that seem to be doing okay, and they look lush. Love elephant's food because they just won't die on me (I have a... chartreuse thumb). |
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- Posted by quotetheraven 9 (My Page) on Tue, Aug 28, 12 at 12:56
I wanted a lush look as well, and just planted what I like and thought had a chance. I have tons of petunias through out fall,winter and spring, and I love hollyhocks, so lots of them, and planted stuff cheek to jowl, lol..so they would help cool one another, it almost looks like home, lol.. |
Sounds lovely, quotetheraven. I love the leaf shape of the Bauhanias (HK Orchids) but I remember the ones down at the Biltmore - their leaves were always edged with brown and the blooms were always drooping - I wonder if it was their water or the specific environment, since the ones near you look good, G on G. I just always assumed they were survivors but not flourish-ers here. |
- Posted by xica_da_silva (My Page) on Wed, Aug 29, 12 at 23:39
Hi everyone! Thanks for all the suggestions! Regarding the HK Orchid tree- funny this came up because I already have one in my front yard and it's flourishing right now, after struggling to establish in the spring! It seemingly can't get enough of the heat we've had this summer- new leaves still sprouting like crazy! And it's just a pipsqueak...maybe 6 ft?- in full sun. The abundance of rain water has probably helped. It looks so pretty and green with it's heart-shaped leaves! But yes, I've seen many that look ragged around town. I think someone here once suggested feeding it a little chelated iron? Haven't tried that yet, but will if it falters. Another tree I've had my eye on is a silk floss- the most gorgeous example I've seen is on the Banner Desert Hospital campus near the 2145 bldg if you know where that is, and want to see a fine specimen!lol It ought to be in a museum somewhere...so HUGE and happy! Don't know much about it but It has such perfect symmetry and those lovely star-shaped blooms. But yes, getting some trees planted on the West and South sides are first priorities! Not sure what those will be yet. Like I've seen others remark here lately...I can't wait for the fall!!! |
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My LT repair guy of 14 years (that was when I purchased a Craftsman 917.27114 new) says that my mower deck is bent, thus explaining why it was pushed up against the rear tire. He has not committed to repairing it. I found an o.e.m deck, new, for $187. While I am awaiting my guy's repair estimate, I would like to hear other opinions about repairing a 14 year old, excellent (great Kohler 16.5 engine)machine that does have a few issues-but is totally reliable and handles my 1-2 acre yard, and a yearly serious cutting of two one acre fields when the grass is two feet high-with bone jarring ease. What comparable machine might you all suggest I buy as a replacement-42 inch mower, 16.5 hp?x |
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I'm a professional mechanic, and as such I don't have to "farm out" any repair work to other parties. So, if it was me looking at the same situation, I would personally jump at the new deck for $187. But there are some caveats in anything where some old parts must be transferred to a new, bare, or stripped assembly. In the case of a bare deck shell, blade mandrels and other operating components will have to be moved from the old deck, to the new deck. and that brings up the specter of bolts being rusted or seized in place and having to be cut out. Or drilled out regarding the mandrels. Now, if this new deck is complete and ready to hang, I don't see how they can sell them so cheap. If you are satisfied with all other aspects of your 14 year old machine, even putting $450 dollars into it might not be as expensive as replacing it with something else. Cutting 1 acre fields of 2' high grass/weeds is not normal duty for this tractor, nor for any replacement LT you might get. I always feel like I am offering advice from a mechanics point of view, which can be very different to the typical homeowner. So, always look at my advice/suggestions as "is that something I can do or will I have to pay someone else to do that?". |
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I had been researching for months before deciding on this washer. I was in no rush since my 25 year old washer was still working. But it had started making new noises and I figured it was only going to be a matter of time before it gives up the ghost. I can tell you so far that I have been happy with this new washer. I was a little worried about the new HE washers in general after reading and hearing different complaints. But I can say I have not experienced the issues a lot of people may go on about. The washer cleaned my white and colored clothes very well. Keep in mind that you will need to read the manual and follow the directions. You just can't toss the clothes in it any old way. It has a very large capacity, but don't over load it. No washer will wash well over loaded. The wash cycles may be a little longer than the older washers. However the timer shows the estimated time left until it is finished. Yes, there are some cycle settings with selected options that may take an hour or so. You must use HE type detergents for this washer. However make sure to use the amounts the HE detergent recommends for a load. Plus this washer will make different sounds compared to the older washers. But I didn't find it loud in my opinion. And last if you are coming from the old school washer, you must select the options if you use the bleach and/or fabric softener dispenser(s). For an endnote, I have not experienced any major tangling or major wrinkling. But I must note that I often use a medium or low spin speed since I read it helps control wrinkling issues. Plus you may want to use the extra rinse option depending on the brand of detergent you use. A sensitive nose may pick up a low detergent scent depending on the brand you use. But the extra rinse option seems to take care of that if it is an issue for you. Overall, I am very happy with this washer.
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Biographical Sketch of Rev. Samuel M. Irvin
Rev. Samuel M. Irvin, a Pennsylvanian, was appointed a missionary to the Iowa Indians by the Presbyterian Foreign Board in 1835. A regular mission, of which he was appointed superintendent, was established at the Platte Purchase, Northwestern Missouri, in April, 1837. In the following year it was moved across the Missouri River and located near


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What is adzuchi beans
adzuki or azuki beans are small, ~5mm, red (though there are black, gray, white varieties as well) beans. They are often sweetened and mashed (most times) to make a sweet bean paste for Japanese and other eastern Asian pastries/desserts.
Here are a few tips & a basic recipe for adzuki beans: http://nyc.wholefoodsmarketcooking...
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1-17-2010 (9:25 am) Is there a tracklist of 977 Planet available? I have to record the broadcast in order to listen it since it's broadcasted on 6AM local time. I love the remixes and would like some individual songs in the mix. |
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