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Click here to view an interactive map of gluten free friendly restaurants and stores in the Western New York area, created by our web administrator.
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Restaurant Chains in Our Area
Bonefish Grill 1247 Niagara Falls Blvd. Amherst, NY 14226 (716) 833-6106
This is the newest of the chain restaurants under the Outback, Inc. umbrella. Click above & follow the link to a Gluten Free menu.
Carrabba's Italian Grill
1645 Niagara Falls Blvd.
Amherst, NY 14228
(716) 833-5003
Click above to get a printable menu listing. Carrabba's (located across from Best Buy in Amherst) is the first local site for this popular national restaurant chain. Carrabba's has worked with GIG (Gluten Intolerance Group) to create Gluten-Free menu offerings.
Chipotle Mexican Grill 1643 Niagara Falls Blvd. (Target Plaza) 8020 Transit Rd. (Premier Plaza) Amherst, NY Williamsville, NY (716)836-1039 (716) 529-0918 Fresh and fast Mexican food, this national chain now boasts two local locations. Order the "crispy" shells (hard shells) or the corn soft taco shells. Remember to ask the server to change gloves before starting your order.
Melting Pot
1 Galleria Drive (in the Galleria Mall)
Cheektowaga, NY 14225
(716) 685-6358
This new restaurant offers a number of intersting fondues. Please let the wait staff know you need gluten-free choices and accomodations will be made.
The proprietor is able to accomodate individuals with food sensitivities, including the gluten-free diet. The restaurant will change recipes and/or make substitutions for those guests who explain their needs.
Mighty Taco Restaurants 16 Tasty Locations in Western New York Click here for a map and addresses Mighty Taco restaurants have an extensive gluten free menu. Many of the products can now be enjoyed gluten free, including seasonal items (you know you love the barbecue beef). (Please alert the cashier or manager that you need your meal prepared gluten free.)
Outback Steakhouse
1551 Niagara Falls Blvd. S 3670 McKinley Pkwy
Amherst, NY 14228 Hamburg, NY 14075
(716) 833-6067 823-2020
G'Day Mates! Try some Down Under favorites, Gluten-Free (including a dessert). Click above to get a printable menu listing gluten-free items.
P.F. Changs China Bistro 276 Walden Galleria Buffalo, NY 14225 (716) 706-0791 Click the link above for the gluten free menu. Many delicious dishes made gluten free.
Red Robin Gourmet Burgers 4080 Maple Road Amherst, NY 14226 (716) 834-4100 This restaurant now offers a GF bun (at an extra charge). Click the above link for the current GF orfferings and the disclaimer about cross-contamination.
Alethea's Chocolates 8301 Main Street Williamsville, NY 14221 (716) 633-8620 NOT a restaurant but this chocolatier uses NO wheat/flour in the kitchen
Asa Ransom House 10529 Main Street Clarence, NY 14031 (716) 759-2315
Asian Star Restaurant 4060 Seneca Street West Seneca, NY 14224 (716) 675-9888 Chinese, Thai, Japanese & Vietnamese cuisine. This restaurant is very familiar with gluten free requirements.
Betty's 370 Virginia Street Buffalo, NY 14201 (716) 362-0633 Betty's has many items that are GF and makes g-f sandwiches on request using items from Brian's Best or Vin-Chet.
Black & Blue Steak & Crab 5493 Sheridan Drive Williamsville, NY 14221 (716) 839-2525
Bocce Club Pizza 1614 Hopkins Rd. 4174 Bailey Ave Williamsville Buffalo (716)689-2345 (716) 833-1344 Bocce Club is now serving GF pizza (French Meadow crusts) with their wonderful sauce and toppings. The most reasonable gf pizza in town. They cannot guarantee complete non-cross contamination. Please tell them to use clean gloves when handling the pizza.
Bravo Cucina Italiana One Walden Galleria Drive Buffalo, NY 14225 (716) 684-4595
Break'n Eggs Creperie 5235 Main Street Williamsville, NY 14221 (716) 634-3447
Brick Oven Bistro & Deli 904 Abbott Road Buffalo, NY 14220 (716) 844-8496
Broadway Deli 5430 Broadway Lancaster, NY 716-681-3100 Broadway Deli has a very extensive GF menu - You can order just about anything off the regular menu with a GF option. So enjoy a fresh sandwich and some soup!
Cantina Loco 191 Allen Street Buffalo, NY 14201 (716) 551-0160 Casa-Di-Pizza 477 Elmwood Avenue Buffalo, NY 14222 (716) 883-8200
Chef's restaurant 291 Seneca Street Buffalo, NY 14204 (716) 856-9187 A Buffalo tradition, now carries GF pasta. Other menu items available GF as well.
Cheese Cake Factory 1 Walden Galleria Buffalo, NY 14225 (716) 685-2600
Clarence Pizza Company
6235 Goodrich Road Clarence Center, NY 741-2888 Offering 10" GF pizzas, made to order
Comfort Zone Cafe 17 Main Street Hamburg, NY 14075 (716) 648-5779
The Como Restaurant 2220 Pine Avenue Niagara Falls, NY (716)285-8900 This restaurant has been a tradition in The Falls since 1927 - and now offers gluten free pasta and other dishes prepared GF. Curly's Bar & Grill 647 Ridge Road, Lackawanna, NY 14218 (716) 824-9716 Eat worry-free with GF items created just for you by award-winning chef, Krista Van Wagner! Where else do they have daily GF pizzas, special dinner rolls, numerous GF entrees and amazing GF desserts? There's no place like Curly's.
DeFlippo's Restaurant 326 West Avenue Lockport, NY 14094 716-433-2913 Carries GF pasta
Dove Restaurant 3002 Abbott Road Orchard Park, NY 14127 (716) 823-6680 This restaurant is very accomodating to the gluten free diet. Rice (as a side dish, not rice pasta) can be substituted on most pasta dishes. Review your selections with the restaurant when you arrive. They are very well versed in gluten free requirements. The link above takes you to a dinner menu for the restaurant, with indications for dishes that can be prepared GF.
Fiamma Steak 1735 Hertel Avenue Buffalo, NY 14216 551-6499 The kitchen staff understands the GF diet. Be sure to let them know your needs when you order. We have had rave reviews about this restaurant from one of our members. Fieldstone 5986 South Transit Rd. Lockport, NY 14094 716-625-6193
Fortuna's 827 19th Street Niagara Falls, NY 14301 716-282-2552
Fuji Grill II 4141 McKinley Parkway Blasdell, NY 14219 (716) 646-6688
7310 Niagara FallS Boulevard Niagara Falls, NY 14304 (716) 283-6688
Gianni Mazia's Pizza 10325 Main Street Clarence, NY 14031 (716) 759-2803 Mazia's has a dedicated fryer gluten free chicken wings as well as now offering gf pizza. They have GF ice cream cones, too!
Giuseppe's 7067 Olean Road South Wales, NY 14139 (716) 652-9455
Golden Duck Restaurant 1840 Maple Road (Maple/Ayer Plaza) Williamsville, NY 14221 (716) 639-8888
This Chinese restaurant has worked with our group and understands how to prepare many dishes Gluten-Free (using GF soy sauce & rice/tapioca flours). Dine in or take-out. Be sure you request GF.
The Grapevine Restaurant & Catering 2545 Niagara Falls Boulevard Amherst, NY 14228 (716) 691-7799
The Grapevine has an extensive g-f menu and view of spectacular acquariums of tropical fish.
Hayes Seafood House 8900 Main Street, Clarence, NY 14031 (716) 632-1772 Great seafood - very fresh. Be sure to ask for grilled items & let them know you cannot have gluten/ They are aware of the diet & contamination issues.
Hutch's 1375 Delaware Avenue Buffalo, NY 14209 (716) 885-0074 This is one of Buffalo's premier dining destinations offering a diverse and creative gourmet menu. Many menu items can be made gluten free.
Ilio DiPaolo's Restaurant 3785 South Park Avenue Blasdell, NY 14219 (716) 825-3675 A Buffalo area restaurant tradition, Ilio DiPaolo's now has a number of menu items created gluten free and even have GF pasta.
Iris Restaurant (Formerly Dakota Grill) 4224 Maple Road Amherst, NY 14226 (716) 831-3271
King and I Restaurant
2188 Kensington Avenue Amherst, NY 14226-4809 (716) 839-2950 This restaurant has worked with our group to create a GF menu. They use corn starch for their sauces and for batter. Many items are made with rice or bean noodles and all items are delicious.
La Nova Pizzeria 371 West Ferry Street Buffalo, NY 14213 (716) 881-3303 5151 Main Street Williamsville, NY 14221 (716) 634-5151
La Tolteca 7530 Transit Road Williamsville, NY 14221-6018 (716) 565-0105 Mexican cuisine - We had a GF dining experience here and it is fresh and delicious
Longhorn Steakhouse 3494 Amelia Drive Orchard Park, NY 14127 (716) 825-1378 2015 Walden Avenue Cheektowaga, NY 14225 (716) 681-2351
4264 N Buffalo Road Orchard Park, NY 14127 (716)662-9467 A wonderful restaurant for people in the Southtowns area. We had a dinner here a few years back. They stock rice pasta. The chef is very accomodating.
Merge Restaurant 439 Delaware Avenue Buffalo, NY 14202 716-842-0600 Carries mostly vegetarian/vegan meal choices & many Gluten Free choices. GF menu options are listed on the menu. Be careful - some items that are fried may not be gluten free due to contamination (such as - sweet potato fries).They have GF cookies (packaged) for dessert that are quite good.
Milo's 5877 Main Street Williamsville, NY 14221 716-810-9489 Greek cuisine. Extensive menu that can be prepared GF. Please let your server know of your GF needs.
My Tomato Pie
Prosit Polish and German Restaurant 5428 Main St Williamsville, NY 14221 633-8975 featuring German and Polish; try gluten-free golumbki, potato pancakes and European sausages; Wed-Sat after 4PM
Red Mill Inn 8326 Main Street Williamsville, NY 14221 (716) 633-7878
Rizzoto Ristorante 930 Maple Road Williamsville, NY 14221 (716) 204-4455
Rocky's 2600 Grand Island Boulevard Grand Island, NY 14072 (716) 774-1100
Shogun Japanese Restaurant 7590 Transit Road Williamsville, NY (716) 631-8899 Japanese hibachi style restaurant. You need to ask for GF soy sauce. GF meals can be prepared separately from the back.
Strikers 50 Michael Road West Seneca, NY 14224 (716) 674-1104
Suzanne's Fine Dining 2843 Niagara Falls Boulevard Niagara Falls, NY 14304 (716) 694-6562
Ted's Hot Dogs 8 Locations In WNY Offer Udi's GF Hamburger and Hot Dog Rolls
Thai House 5246 Transit Road Depew, NY 14043-4336 (716) 601-7865 Many, many dishes can be prepared G-F. Please let the server know your needs.
Thai Orchid Cafe 416 Evans Street Williamsville, NY 14221-5669 (716) 565-2094 This restaurant offers some of the freshest Pacific Rim cuisine in the area. They have an extesnive Gluten Free menu. Ask for it when you arrive.
Toni Pepperoni's 4224 Maple Road (Near Sweet Home) Amherst, NY 14226 (716) 876-8664
Village Eatery Italian Bistro 429 Davison Road Lockport, NY 14094 (716) 433-0688
Water Valley Inn S6656 Gowanda State Rd Hamburg, NY 14075 (716) 649-9691
The owner/chef, Debbie can prepare many items gluten free. This is a wonderful family-friendly restaurant.
YOLO's (You Only Live Once) 5841 Transit Road East Amherst, NY 14051 (716) 688-4479
Yummy Thai 92 Webster Street North Tonawanda, NY 14120 (716) 694-1763
Disclaimer - Although these establishments have items that are Gluten Free, it is important to remember they may still contain gluten through contamination. You are your own best advocate.
Anderson's Frozen Custard (many locations througout WNY)
Click for a statement about Andreson's gluten free products. Also, Anderson's now carries a GF roll and you can have their roast beef sandwich!
Baskin Robbins
Locations in Niagara Falls, Ontario
Click the link above to find out ingredients in all the ice cream products.
Cold Stone Creamery
various loactions in the BUffalo area
Information from the Cold Stone website: Cake Batter, Butter Pecan and Oatmeal Cookie Batter ice creams contain gluten. In addition, any mix-ins that have a flour component to them also contain gluten (such as brownies, graham cracker, cookie dough, Oreos®, Kit Kat® and any candies that have a flour component to them). Although we take precautions by cleaning the mixing stone often, we cannot guarantee that residual products containing glutens will not accidentally be mixed into your ice cream. Request the ALLERGY STONE to assure a clean area for preparation. In addition, our caramel and fudge sauces contain oat flour, which may affect some people.
Here is a link to their allergen information sheet.
Dairy Queen (over 1 dozen locations throughout WNY)
Click this link above to see an allergen brochure.
Bakeries in Our Western NY (& Ontario) Area
Alethea's Chocolates 8301 Main Street Williamsville, NY 14221 716-633-8620 This chocolatier uses NO wheat/flour in the kitchen.
A Better Way Gluten Free Bakery 6429 Dysinger Road Lockport, New York 14094 716-471-3305
Bon Bon Gluten Free Bakery 1298 Orchard Park Road West Seneca, New York 14224 716-704-5993 Bon Bon's Bakery is a new baked good store that is 100% gluten free, without the sacrifice of taste. They are open Tuesday - Friday 9 - 5 & Saturday 9 - 3
Dessert Deli
716 Maple Road Williamsville, NY 14221 716-689-2115 Three flourless options (not always available but you can order in advance). Best to order and let them know your GF needs due to possible contamination issues.
Simply Sweet of WNY 5742 Main Street Williamsville, New York 14221 716-204-8286 Simply Sweet Of WNY products are currently available in Spot Coffee locations!
Vin-Chet Pastry Shop
2178 Kensington Amherst, NY 14226 (716) 839-0871 Certified by the CSA (Celiac Support Association)
Fresh baked gluten free breads, desserts and pizzas available Fridays and Saturdays. Call for any special order to be picked up on Saturdays. All products are available in the freezer case during the week. Baked goods include: Savory bread, Rye bread, Sandwich bread, Hamburger rolls, almond rings, cherry rings, muffins, pies, donuts, macaroons, chocolate chip cookies, brownies, ganache cake, and 3 varieties of pizza
Find some of our gluten free baked goods at: Braymiller's Market All four Dash Market's locations Feel Rite Stores Leo's Elite Bakery & Café (Rochester) Lancaster's Broadway Deli
Our gluten free pizza is available at: Cappelli's Pizzeria, Casa Di Pizza, LT's Old Fashioned Submarines & Pizza, Bob & John's La Hacienda, Pino's Pizzeria
Anderson's Custard uses Vin Chet GF chocolate chip cookies for their gluten free ice cream sandwiches.
Aldi Grocery Stores All local stores now offering a wide variety of Gluten Free Products
Wegmans carries a wide variety of Gluten-Free products in their natural foods sections. Look for the "Gluten-Free" sign. Also look in the frozen section of the natural foods for more GF products.
Wegmans also has hundreds of store brand products that carry the Gluten-Free label and others that are GF but do not have the label.
Wegmans offers a list of these products and updates it regularly. Click below to get the latest, updated list. It will make your shopping experience nearly "W-F" (worry free!).
Best of Health
2840 Delaware Avenue
Kenmore, NY 14217
(716) 874-6422
Feel Rite Fresh Markets and Natural Foods
5 locations
Williamsville - 5425 Transit Road
(716) 636-1000
Buffalo - 2141 Delaware Avenue
(716) 837-7661
Amherst - 3912 Maple Road
(716) 834-3385
Hamburg - 6000 South Park Avenue
West Seneca - 3521 Seneca Street
(716) 675-6620
The Podge
10205 Main Street Clarence, NY 14031
A number of GF items, including pastas, Chebe mixes, & cake mixes
Whole Foods Market
301 Cornwall Road
Oakville, Ontario
Directions from Canada:
QEW toward Toronto past Hamilton
Exit @ #118 (Trafalgar Rd.)
Turn RT on Trafalgar 0.3 mi.
Turn LT on Cornwall Rd. - 0.1 mi.
301 Cornwall Rd. (on the corner)
Food Bank of WNY
The following is a list of agencies in WNY that have G-F Products, thanks to the generous donation made by our group.
New Covenant Tabernacle 345 McConkey Dr. Buffalo, NY 14223 Kent & Tammy Arneth (716 )877-9882 Heart Love and Soul Food Pantry 939 Ontario St. Niagara Falls, NY 14305 Sister Elizabeth Brosmer (716)282-5681 Niagara Community Action Program 564 19th St. Niagara Falls, NY 14301 Carol Palumbo (716) 282-4375 NIA CAP Lockport Pantry 160 Washburn St. Lockport, NY 14094 Mary Ann Cox (716) 433-6632 NIA CAP North Tonawanda Pantry 316 Thompson St. North Tonawanda, NY 14120 Linda Harrington (716) 694-9727 Trading Post South 38 Franklin St.Springville, NY14141 Allison McCool (716) 592-4455 Cattaraugus Food Pantry 11 S. Washington St. Cattaraugus, NY 14719 Elizabeth O'Neil (716) 257-3077 Salvation Army Food Pantry 83 S. Main St. Jamestown, NY 14701 Jolene Holliday (716) 664-4108 AIDS Family Services 1092 Main St. Buffalo, NY 14209 Renee Law-Lewis (716) 852-1142 West Seneca Pantry 3951 Seneca St. West Seneca, NY 14224 Marylou Dietrich (716) 823-8376


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Given Name: Andres Vungo (Feliciano) Torres
Born: Aguada, , Puerto Rico, in 1978
School: Did not attend college.
Primary Position: Center Field
Batted: Right Threw: Right
Major League Games: 650
Primary Team: San Francisco Giants
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◄ Public Law 86-599 | Pub.L. 86−600, 74 Stat. 337, H.R. 3923, enacted July 7, 1960. | Public Law 86-601 ► |
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To provide for the presentation of a medal to persons who have served as members of a United States expedition to Antarctica.
- Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled,
- That each person who serves, or has served, as a member of a United States expedition to Antarctica between January 1, 1946, and a date to be subsequently established by the Secretary of Defense shall be presented a medal with accompanying ribbons and appurtenances, under regulations to be prescribed by the Secretary of the Military Departments under whose cognizance the expedition falls, such regulations to be subject to the approval of the Secretary of Defense. The regulations may include provisions for award to civilian as well as uniformed members and for posthumous awards.
- Members of the Armed Forces of the United States who are presented the medal referred to in the first section of this Act may wear such medal and the ribbon symbolic of such medal in such manner as shall be prescribed by regulations approved by the Secretary of Defense.
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text: Pretty close. I'm worn down now. I'll have to rely on you folks to catch what I overlooked. I added HLFS at the end of the list in mission statements. -- Bill Maltby, LFS Organizational billATlinuxfromscratchDOTorg Use fixed above line to mail me direct -------------- next part -------------- ##################### Notes on list styles BEG ##################### Used <http://ccc.commnet.edu/grammar/numbers.htm#lists> as a guide. It essentially says anything you want is OK, but some are better than others for certain types of things. It also mentions styles that may be specifically "standard" for certain types of docs, like technical docs. I attempted to have some consistency in use of certain styles with certain "types" of list that occurred. Got very tired after the nth pass, so I probably missed some. ##################### Notes on list styles END ##################### Should "The LFS team" on the website be under "Organization"? Regardless, I think each team section should include a link to that team's mission statement. This leads interested parties to be more aware of what the teams do, as well as providing team memberships. Add to the home page the "Organization Documents" heading? Appropriate links to sub-sections of the org docs could also appear there, if thought useful. Several of the teams included home pages and team membership in the mission statements. This also seem like a good idea, although I would prefer that only one instance of these items exist and other locations link to them. If you agree, you will need to take care of those items. I have included only what what was provided to me. In reality, I don't really care as they are not need to make the statements complete, but they may be convenient for the user. ##################################### Modified Pages ################################## Modified <http://wiki.linuxfromscratch.org/index.php?pagename=Organization%20Documents> Up to date to March 8, 2004 6:39 am MST Added phrase "... convey commitment to community", restructure two lines Added link to http://wiki.linuxfromscratch.org/index.php?pagename=Mission%20Statements ##################################### Modified Pages ################################## ############################### Added Pages ########################################### http://wiki.linuxfromscratch.org/index.php?pagename=Mission%20Statements Up to date to March 8, 2004 2:47 pm MST Correct Links, minor wording changes. http://wiki.linuxfromscratch.org/index.php?pagename=BLFS%20Editorial%20Mission%20Statement Up to date to March 8, 2004 3:01 pm MST Beyond Linux from Scratch Editorial Team Mission Statement - 2004-01-30 21:44:57 MST Can use a link for team members so that duplicate maintenance is avoided? Homepage provided by website, should not be here? http://wiki.linuxfromscratch.org/index.ph?pagename=Hints%20Project%20Mission%20Statement Up to date to March 8, 2004 3:11 pm MST Hints team Mission Statement 2004-01-28 18:51:40 MST http://wiki.linuxfromscratch.org/index.php?pagename=ALFS%20Project%20Mission%20Statement Up to date to March 8, 2004 3:53 pm MST ALFS Team Mission Statement - 2004-01-31 17:08:39 MST http://wiki.linuxfromscratch.org/index.php?pagename=Patches%20Project%20Mission%20Statement Up to date to March 8, 2004 4:08 pm MST Patches Team Mission Statement - 2004-01-28 18:51:36 MST Bounds: "the patches functionality" to "any patch's functionality" GOALS/OBJECTIVES: add an intro line to numbered list, adjust text to match STRATEGY/LOGISTICS: punctuation Spell fixes http://wiki.linuxfromscratch.org/index.php?pagename=FAQ%20Mission%20Statement Up to date to March 8, 2004 4:24 pm MST FAQ Team Mission Statement - 2003-12-31 01:40:49 MST Scope: "a candidate for the FAQ" to "as candidates for the FAQ" http://wiki.linuxfromscratch.org/index.php?pagename=Website%20Mission%20Statement Up to date to March 8, 2004 9:01 pm MST LFS Website Team Mission Statement: from Jeroen 2004-05-05 00:27:25 MST Spell fix: s/fulfil/fulfill/, validated by ispell Headers change to all caps, punctuation http://wiki.linuxfromscratch.org/index.php?pagename=Bugzilla%20Maintainers%20Mission%20Statement Up to date to March 8, 2004 5:01 pm MST Bugzilla Team Mission Statement - 2004-01-05 14:07:25 MST Spelling change Format changes for wiki insertion ########################################################################################## ### The line beginning "The system is designed" should not be bold, can't turn it off! ### ########################################################################################## http://wiki.linuxfromscratch.org/index.php?pagename=Hardened%20LFS%20Mission%20Statement Up to date to March 8, 2004 5:22 pm MST Initial load Change list formats to different styles, see how it looks ############################### Added Pages ###########################################


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News Release 005
Media Advisory: Director Templeton to recognize Urban League of Metropolitan St. Louis Weatherization Program with visit to St. Louis weatherization site
Volume 38-005 (For Immediate Release)
Contact: Judd Slivka
WHO: Missouri Department of Natural Resources' Director Mark Templeton, Urban League of Metropolitan St. Louis CEO James H. Buford.
WHAT: Media event to recognize St. Louis local weatherization progress.
WHEN: Jan. 8 from 10 to 10:40 a.m.
WHERE: home of Ms. Caron Cutak, 4410 Ellenwood, St. Louis, MO 63116
WHY: Director Templeton will be in St. Louis to recognize local weatherization progress with a visit to a St. Louis home being weatherized by the Urban League of Metropolitan St. Louis and to recognize ULMSL as one of the weatherization agencies in Missouri moving forward on work funded through the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act.


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The Sergio De Karlo Project
Cuban entertainer extraordinaire Sergio De Karlo was a huge star on Broadway and in Hollywood, and enormously famous in Mexico during its Golden Age of cinema in the 1940s and 1950s.
Known as the Maestro of the Cuban Bolero, he composed more than 300 songs, mostly rumbas and boleros, and influenced the music of Cuba, Mexico and United States. Billboard Magazine named him "Artist of the Year" in 1942, the same year that President Roosevelt bestows upon him the honorary title of "Ambassador of Melody."
An actor, playwright, singer, dancer and impresario at large, Sergio was eagerly embraced by entertainment nobility of the day, working with greats such as Irving Berlin, Cole Porter, Rodgers and Hart, Bing Crosby, Xavier Cugat and many others.
His extraordinary rise from obscurity as a young Cuban immigrant working as a dancer in Chinese restaurant in depression-era New York to becoming Hollywood star of the stage and screen is a riveting story in itself, but is rivaled by the many romances Sergio became famously known for.
It was no coincidence that he was asked to audition for the leading role in the picture "The Life of Rudolph Valentino", the superstar pop icon known as "The Latin Lover". Sergio was as dashing and suave as Valentino himself, even physically resembling him somewhat, and it was his good looks, fame and fortune that would sometimes act like a curse attracting throngs of beautiful women to his doorstep and beyond.
Married several times, Sergio would eventually succumb to this unyielding temptation yet again until finally meeting the woman who would still the troubadour's wanderlust.
When asked about his formula for success, he said, "I was rich, I was talented and I was good looking." Sergio was 99 years old when he died, he loving wife Jaunita by his side.


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Owner of a Imperial Socialist P Ribbon ●
New Version of Kaiserreich released
Winner of Preussen 1825 with my Vereinigte Preussische Partei!
Winner of Britain 1950 with my Communist Party of Britain!
Winner of Denmark 1900 with my Tyskliberala Monarkistpartiet.
Preview of newest Kaiserreich Version! 30/01 - 2015
A Town We Never Forget! My newest AAR
"We don't do marxistic historical games, where its mandatory that some countries will always fail." - Johan
Are you a leftist too? ->Join the Red Paradoxians!<-
I always thought Central/South America seemed a little neglected.
"A lie told often enough becomes the truth"
-Vladimir Lenin
"Sell a man a fish, he eats for a day, teach a man how to fish, you ruin a wonderful business opportunity"
-Karl Marx
I come back to writing events and I need every hand to check alternate timelines and possibilities (it's too much for one person)
Well, I'm talking about these thread, with proper anarchist ministers for CNT, election of a new prime minister for kingdom of Spain, the historical names for kingdom of Spain ships, etc.
If you need help with minister pics, etc. I can do it.
Punishing the oppressors is mercy, forgiving them is barbarism. Maximilien Robespierre
All the glory of the world fits in a grain of rice. José Martí
I have far too much work on my hands, so I decided to do the sensible thing - indulge in something completely unrelated. Here's a map of Kaiserreich Europe in 1936, I thought you might like it. If any of the developers want to use this in the presentation - I would be honoured. Oh, and I'm planning to make a less "gamey" looking version as well, to better emulate the period style.
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I've been working on extending the model list and finding pictures nations like Carlist Spain, AUS, CSA, Qing Empire, National France, Mittelafrika and Two Sicilies(Socialist Republic of Italy). Here's a small sample of what i've found so far:
Mittelafrika Infantry(36)
National France basic fighter(Caudron C.714 'Cyclone')
National france Early TAC(Latécoere 570)
National France Early Tank(Char D2)
There are many more
I think it's wrong.
There's no Andora in KR from what I know.
But good nevertheles!
Brittania: A Saga of Albion - Hiatus
WritAAR of the Week 11/23/09
Character WritAAR of the Week 03/08/10
Showcased 24/04/2010
Favourite CK History Book AAR 07/06/2010 and 01/02/2011
Andorra is not represented in the game. Neither is Monaco. Doesn't mean they did not exist.
Stay tuned for Cifrasia Cataclysm!, a total conversion mod for DH and/or follow Of Irelands and Islands, a CK2 AAR!
I am a proud bearer of The Fourth Cookie for Services to Syndicalism ● and The Grand Service to the Kaiserreich Mod Cookie *
You're new to this negotiating thing, aren't you? It's simple. You beg for mercy and offer me gold, and I say no and take everything you ever loved. And the gold.
De drabbat samman med dunder och knall
I höstdagens ljusningstimma
Det smattrar från gravar och dikesvall
Det blixtrar i gulgrå dimma.
Kanonen plöjer bland rök och damm
I åkern för blodigt säde
Och fäktande fylkingar flyttas fram
Som brickorna på ett bräde.
Owner of 2315 soos memorial badges of the 12th degree!
Owner of a Imperial Socialist P Ribbon ●
New Version of Kaiserreich released
Winner of Preussen 1825 with my Vereinigte Preussische Partei!
Winner of Britain 1950 with my Communist Party of Britain!
Winner of Denmark 1900 with my Tyskliberala Monarkistpartiet.
Preview of newest Kaiserreich Version! 30/01 - 2015
A Town We Never Forget! My newest AAR
"We don't do marxistic historical games, where its mandatory that some countries will always fail." - Johan
Are you a leftist too? ->Join the Red Paradoxians!<-
Well, Andorra is constitutionaly bound to France. Since 1589 the french head of state is Co-Prince of Andorra along with the Bishop of Urgell, and I bet that french troops would have occupied Andorra following the revolution, abolished the principality and integrated "The Free Commune of Andorra".
Thanks for the comments! I will change the map to remove Andorra then.
And I might make something for other continents as well, although I don't have ready base (i.e. blank, coastlines only) maps for those. But I'll find something.
RSI marines
Qing Garrison
Qing Mountain infantry
Qing Infantry
National France Basic Interceptor(Koolhoven F.K.58)
It is entirely possible that Spain would have contested this however. A good way to calm down turmoil is to divert people's angers and sense of threat outwards. France briefly after the war was probably not in position to challenge it's neighbours, fearing Germany. But maybe it happened very recently, like in 1934 or something.
I think more people who interact with me should know about the neuropsychological disorder, Asperger's Syndrome; that I am diagnosed with, in order to at least to some degree understand the background to my by some people perceived as strange personality.
Is there any plan to fix the AI? I've always been annoyed how liberated/newly established nations don't build a navy, don't build an air force, don't build armour or even any brigades. All they'll ever do is mass infantry divisions. They won't even research anything except new infantry dates.
Province: 559
Nationality: 75% Spanish, 25% Colombian
Religion: Catholic
Ideology: Socialist
Current Work: None
Issues: Full Citizenship/Good Healthcare
Militancy/Consciousness: 12/15
Awarded Fan of the Week: 7. October 2011
I have found some mistakes.
The German Ministers:
Manfred von Richtofen... The Real Name is RichtHofen.
A ofen is a oven and not a Richthofen ^^ (Also in the Techteam)
Friedrich-Werner von der Schulenberg... The Name is "von der Schulenburg"
There a two Hans Dohnanyi as head of intelligenc.
And THREE (!) Herrmann Ehlers as Chief of Air.
And in die AOG... Hellmuth von Mucke... In german there is a ü in the name.
"Hellmuth von Mücke"
But the Mod is awesome!
Greetings from germany, the World War I winner!
The picture posted by Legolas looks great. However, I think at the beginning of the scenario Russia's capital is St. Petersburg, not Moscow, even if there is a later event to change the capital. I don't know if this has been changed in the last version of the mod.


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Out of curiosity, has anyone used Pro-TeKt on their Brugs before the winter? I've heard rumors it's supposed to help harden plants off so they're better able to withstand the cold. No I don't plan on letting my Angels sit outside exposed but was wondering if it would help give them an added level of protection sitting in my shed over the winter.
Miss Mudpuppy
I know I've read a thread here about the pros and cons of it because I asked about it too. I think conclusively, the test results didn't really show any advantage, and I think I remember Karyn1 saying that it only clogged the brugs pores.
Hope that helps!
I haven't stopped by here in ages but saw this thread. ProTekt is a great product and I use it year round on all my plants. Besides strengthening the plant it helps plants protect themselves against sucking insects by building up the cell walls. It was another product that I wasn't terribly impressed with but I can't remember the name, something 2000? It was specifically used to protect plants, especially broad leaf evergreens, over the winter.
@kasha77: No worries, it's all good :). I ordered some ProTekt & am just waiting for the postman to deliver it. It's a shame I can't get most of the stuff I need from any of my stores around my area -> almost everything I use has to be ordered. Such is life lol... I'm currently putting some of my hillbilly ingenuity to work & creating a little house for the Brugs for their winter storage in the shed.
My friend gave me 3 Plumies which she recently repotted. She has one Plumie that's over 20 yrs old that she takes cuttings from when it gets too big & repots them & gives them away. Not sure why she repotted them now being it's fall. She assured me they were rooted but we all know how that can go LOL. I'm too afraid to even sneak a peak at the roots for fear of breaking any off & then having to worry about rooting them (not gonna happen with the cool, damp weather we're having). I just hope & pray they make it through the winter. At least I can keep these in my room between the 2 southwest facing windows.
Hope you are feeling better :). Haven't heard from you & was wondering if everything's o.k.?
Hey girl!
I'm guilty of not researching this product before replying, sorry about that! :)
Thanks for thinking of me! I'm still hanging in there, waiting for a date for my surgery. Just a few more steps and I'll be there! :) Not really feeling any better, as my cartilage is gone in both hips and they are more out of joint then ever! I walk like a penguin! I had to get off of my strong meds because they caused me to come done with a rare form of glaucoma. So it's back to Tylenol, which just barely takes the edge of pain away.(sorry, not meaning to complain!) ]
But I'm still getting outside! ;) I figured out a way to get on the lawn mower and take my dog, Max, for a walk around the property!
I keep my spirits up by reading my Bible and being patient and cheerful! I know that this is just a season in my life, a test of my character, if you will! And I am determined to pass the test with Gods' help! ;) I can't work as a nanny for now, so my daughter has taken my position til I can come back. (which was a HUGE blessing, for her and for me!) She and the children picked me up yesterday and we went on a picnic to a lovely playground. It really brightens my day to be with them!
I've hobbled around the yard for the past few weeks, slowly cutting down and labeling my double angel trumpets. Then I potted them up and placed them in a shady area that gets morning sun. I took all of the green tips, and left them over 18" long, some are 3' tall. They bent over badly, but lately, we've had 2 days of rain in a row and they stood right up! :) These will be for my website next summer. I love the rooted green tips- they are the first to bloom for next year! I hope to get outside today and take a few more angels down and pot them up.
We are getting close to our first hard frost and I want all of my babies to be ready to go down into the basement for the winter. Don't want to be caught off guard and lose any! Just hope I have room for all of them!! My husband's getting nervous already!! LOL!
Good & blessed morning dear Kathy! Such a joy to hear from you :)! No worries about the ProTekt ;). It was a simple mistake, no harm done. I should've tried to do some research about it on my own but since I'm still fairly new to growing Brugs & Plumies, instead of trying to figure out what's best with my extremely limited knowledge, I felt it was more practical to consult with my fellow gardening buddies here, especially since you've been so very kind & helpful (& patient!) with all my spastic pondering LOL ;P! God bless y'all!
Glad to hear you're still hanging in there my friend, although I'm disheartened you're in so much pain. Yikes about your strong meds causing that rare form of glaucoma!! No need to ever apologize for complaining about aches, pains, or troubles dear soul! That's what brothers & sisters in Christ are for! If I can be of any service to you don't hesitate to reach out! Amen, it's a comfort to be able to read the Bible & know our Lord is right by our side through thick & thin. Every trial we face is a new opportunity to grow closer to Him & watch Him work in our lives. Your trial is going to become your testimony to encourage someone else :D.
Congrats on figuring out a way to kill 2 birds with one stone regarding walking Max using your lawn mower lol! Hey, whatever works, right? Your daughter sounds like a real sweetheart (of course, you raised her). That picnic at the playground sounded like the perfect pick-me-up. Hearing the laughter of children, surrounded by loved ones & the beauty of nature on a sunny day is sometimes the best cure for a bad day; that & a nice cup of tea or chocolate works too ;).
I can imagine what a task it's been trying to tend to all your plants, especially the Brugs, before the hard frost comes. God will give you the strength you need to get it done. That double Angel pic is just gorgeous! I LOVE when you post pics of your gardens!! I'm still prepping for my Angels, although the more I think about it the more uncertain I am that they'll survive being in the shed over winter, even with all the prep work I'm doing for securing the area inside against the cold (building a cardboard box frame to put around them & insulating it with layers of newspaper & freeze cloth, then heavy mulching the pot & covering the pot with layers of burlap. All together now kids, "Yee haw!"). I'm praying we have a warm winter like last year but, like you, I want to be prepared. Today it's around 80* with bright sunshine, this after we were inundated with rain & clouds for 5 days when our area was already sopping wet. I have a mess of Deathcaps growing all over my yard which I'm digging out & disposing away from my dog's curious reach. I'm letting the Plumies my friend gave me sit outside on my hot brick porch so their clay pot can dry out thoroughly before bringing them back in. The Brugs are in the sun trying to dry out more before I cut them back above the "Y"s & then try to lug their pot into the house. This should be fun. When you cut your green tips, how did you root them - water or just potted them up? When I cut mine back I'll have some tips but I don't know if I should even bother trying to root them being our weather is going to be in the 50's & I have no clue what to do with them at this point in the season. My family gave me some colorful descriptions but I'll refrain ROFL. My Plumie friend wants my Brug cuttings but I told her it was probably best to wait till I can make spring cuttings because of the chance these ones might not make it through the winter. Sheesh, I really need to build my own greenhouse next year!
Looking forward to hearing from you again! Happy day! God bless (((hugs)))!
Hi miss Mud Puppy et al-
I've reduced my meds. to just Tylenol (ex strength) and it seems to be kicking in! :) I'm trying to stick to the lowest dosage, (1 500 mg every 4 hours) and it's working! Thank God!
But I don't get around as well as I'd like. So I'm learning to rest, take naps and I'm reading my Bible and other inspirational books more. I'm leaning on Him, and He is enough for me! I have this wonderful peace and joy, sprinkled with a good dose of patience! My husband is amazed how well I'm doing. Everything says I'm disabled. But my mind won't except it!:) I know it's the power of God in me. I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me. :)
Miss Mud Puppy, I see you're in zone 7, but I don't know if you'll have enough time to root the green tips before it gets too cold. They have to have warmth, (above 60*) continuously throughout winter if they are to develop a strong root system. And it's a little tricky to not let them rot. You have to have them barely moist, and let them go dry a bit before watering again. I always start green tips in potting soil. Starting them in water only promotes rot, for me anyway. Most folks don't like the greenies, but I do. They're above the Y and are all set to bloom earlier the following summer.
I'm taking up small plants that didn't grow very much this summer, and hopefully, they'll thrive enough through the winter to get a second chance next year. I have some very special crosses from my good friend Bill, who passed so many wonderful seedlings to me this year. I'm really stalling before cutting them back, because I'm dying to see if they'll bloom for me. They are very vigorous and fast growing, but no Y as yet.
Speaking of wild mushrooms, I'm surprised that my son's puppy, "Wally", actually ate some poisonous ones. We were leaving NY and heading back to NC, and took him for quick walk before we headed out. He got away on us, and came back stumbling, vomiting and diarrhea all at the same time. He fell down, eyes were rolling back into his head, and I thought, "he's a goner". My son looked up with tears in his eyes and said, 'Mom, please pray for him!" I prayed for him and he instantly settled down and ceased from getting sick. Ben bathed him, and we laid him on a pillow in the back seat of the car, and he slept all the way home to NC! Yep! Wally made it and is such a crazy, happy little guy today! He's the cutest little Welsh terrier you'd ever want to see! Pic attached.
Top o'the morn to you Kathy :D! Thank you kindly for the reply! SO happy to hear the Tylenol is starting to kick in!! Hallelujah \o/. How awesome to be able to have His peace in the midst of your storm & still be able to smile & praise Him through the tough days! I believe a person is only disabled if they allow themselves to settle into & live out that mindset but we're never victims of whatever befalls us because we know God's already aware of it & working all things out for our good & His glory :).
The new USDA maps now say I'm in zone 7a whereas other maps still have us at 6 so who knows lol? Our weather's been all over the place the past 2 yrs so it's gonna be a hard call either way this year on what we can expect this winter. Today it's in the 70's but tomorrow brings a cold front which will plunge us into the 50s & 60s all wk. Mon & Tues I will have to bring the Brugs indoors before evening when it drops to 43*. Thank you for the info about trying to root the "greenies." With the weather we're expecting for the next few wks, I won't have any success trying to root them. Hate throwing them away like that but now I understand why most Brug growers make cuttings & root them before the cooler weather hits. This is what I get for being selfish & trying to let mine eek out their last blossoms. Lesson learned ;).
I wish you the best in those special crosses from Bill! How exciting! Lord willing He'll bless you with some blooms, or at least allow them to make it through the winter for next year.
OMGoodness about Wally!!! Thank God He answered your prayers & healed the little guy! He turned what could've been a tragedy into a triumph. PTL! I have a feeling this isn't the first time you've seen God work like that for you & your family ;). TY for sharing this pic of dear Wally. He's certainly an adorable little fella! Hugs & kisses to him. I love all God's creatures but dogs have a special place in my heart.
Miss mud Puppy-
You are so right about that! I am only disabled in my body, but not my mind! It's kind of strange and funny at the same time! (but not for long!)
If you have a few hours, I could tell you of all the marvelous miraculous things Jesus has done for our family in the past 30 years that we've known Him.
Mighty things... and He continues to perform them to this day! So I've learned not to stress about things if they don't happen right away or when I want them too, cuz' His way and His timing is perfect! I do have great peace through Him. I'm sure there are others as well as yourself who can say the same thing, because He's no respecter of persons!
We are having the exact same weather here, and I'm debating on bringing my angels in or not. The weather's supposed to warm a bit next week, & I'd really like them to get a bit more sun before they go in for the winter.
Yes, my son Ben moved away with Wally. We went up to V.A. to visit them and were standing in the parking lot outside Ben's apartment. They live on the 3rd floor. I looked up towards his place, and there was silly Wally, with his head poked through the screen, just looking down at us! He's so funny and crazy at times! My daughter says it was the mushrooms! ;)
Sorry for the delay in responding. My allergies have really been bothering me lately & my meds aren't cutting it anymore so I'm researching which supplements to take. Been tending to some outdoor chores trying to get everything done before the next rains come. Had to do a few unexpected last minute preparations for my Brugs due to some unusually cold temperature changes we're going through now. The next 2 nights we're expecting temps in the low 30's. They haven't issued a frost/freeze warning yet but I don't want to take any chances. Lugged the Angels into the shed & still have to wrap their pot with a heavy duty down comforter before nightfall. Sad because they look fuller & healthier than ever right now - wouldn't you know it LOL? I did take some cuttings & have them rooting in a glass jar of water with a little ST added to it. Been changing it every day & am starting to see nubbies! When their roots get long enough I'm going to pot them up & give them to the friend who gave me the Plumies. She has a furnace room to keep them in over winter so hopefully all should go well for her. If not, I'll just cut her some more in the spring.
Sister, I always have time to hear about our Lord & share the wonderful things He's done in someone's life ;)! Indeed, I do have quite a few tales of my own to contribute. I've only been saved for 9 yrs but I've seen His hand upon my family & me all throughout my life - & I'm literally living proof that He still does miracles. I can confidently proclaim that God IS faithful because I've witnessed it firsthand. Not sure if we should use this thread or emails to discuss such (?).
Aw, sorry to hear that Ben & Wally moved away. It's great that you can visit them though - & that Wally remembers you ;)! I believe animals can sense God's children. ROFL about your daughter's mushroom comment!!
Hope you're doing well dear soul! Have a blessed day/weekend. :)(:


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Dowd on Drinks
News and commentary on wines, spirits and brews from around the world.
Monthly Archive for August, 2007
From garden to glass
Some home gardeners use their produce for salads and sandwich ingredients. I like to use mine for infusing vodkas. Check out my "Dowd On Drinks" print column in the Life•Food section of Thursday's Times Union for the what-to-use and how-to-use-them details. Also, in the column I share my recipe for my Summer Salad Vodka.
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Exploring The California Delta Region
Dec 10, 2012
The day-long tour before the California Alfalfa and Grains Symposium, Dec. 11-12, investigated four enterprises in the Sacramento-San Joaquin River Delta area. Nearly 130 forage and wheat industry folks learned of the water-use and unique soil challenges delta farmers deal with.
The delta is made up of tributaries, sloughs and islands on more than 738,000 acres in five California counties. More than a century ago, a network of levees was built by farmers to drain marshland. As the years passed, higher and higher levees were built to keep surrounding waters out. Eventually, the marshland turned into high-organic-matter land from which island farms, mostly below sea level, were formed.
Delta water is used by not only the state ag industry, but also by 25 million state residents and is a resting place for native and migratory animals, birds and fish.
But the delta is in trouble. Urban development has put excess demand on its water system, salinity is a problem and farming practices haven't helped protect its soil, says Mick Canaveri, retired University of California Extension worker.
"In 30 years as farm advisor here," says Canaveri, "I have seen some island farms go from 40% organic matter to 5% organic matter." Today farmers are encouraged to use reduced- and minimum-tillage practices and other cropping systems that don't disturb the soil.
Read more on the delta farm and forage industry by viewing our photo gallery.


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Accessible Balcony is a plus! Room was clean. Very windy when we stayed, so outdoor noises kept us awake, to be expected in THAT wind! Overall comfortable accommodation. Free breakfast would be a big plus.
Parking not convenient. Parking attendant like a drill sergeant, seemed only interested in V.I.P.! Dirty towels in hallway floor beside our door at check-in were still there at check-out next morning.
I liked the staff and location
It smelt like smoke, the floors looked like the needed to be redone, the elevator felt like it was going to kill you, there was a bunch of spiderwebs in all the corners of our room and the parking is a joke. I had to wait almost 10 mins to get out of the lot because they block off one exit a and the cars arriving block the only way out. I will not be coming back to this hotel
Clean, quiet, attentive staff, convenient to the event we were attending, and not far from other Myrtle Beach attractions.
Beds were the "heavenly bed" types, big fluffy beds, pillows, comforters, etc. but they were WAY too soft. It felt like we were laying in a hot dog bun. My wife and I kept rolling to the middle all night until we finally took separate beds. Also, the beds were not queen sized, but double beds, be aware.
Everything. Nothing is bad here. I have stayed before. Amazing property.
No hot tub at the pool any more.
It was very close to the beach. Although I was in the unit across the street from the beach, I could still see the ocean from my balcony. The staff was also very professional and very friendly.
There was a faint stain on my pillow. Also, since we weren't oceanfront, we had to travel outside of our building to get to the fitness center, pool and other amenities.
For the price we paid it was an excellent value. We were right on the beach. Got to watch some beautiful sunrises from the balcony. We had an efficiency room. It had everything we needed.
The shuttle and the balcony with a partial ocean view. Access to both pools.
-Staff are extremely rude when leaving. Two snotty girls that think they are better than everyone that walked into the door. -Room service was horrible. On the phone and the Delivery guys gave major attitude -Left over pizza in the fridge -hair left on the bathroom floor -hair left on the bathroom counter -the smell of urine throughout -wash clothes left in the bottom drawer of the night stand Overall a horrible experience. This was our first time to Myrtle and we will never stay here again. I don't think the room was ever clean.
One night got in the room 10:30 pm and left 10:30 am Sleep and shower.
This hotel was the perfect hotel for my husband and I's honeymoon. We had a great week and will be returning in the near future.
There was nothing that we didn't like about the facility.
Worst staff on the planet.
Went to check in. Idiot behind the desk could not find our reservation. Was not interested in searching for it. She was extremely rude and short with us. Ended up leaving and staying at a best western. Worst hotel experience I have ever encountered. The young lady behind the desk was extremely unprofessional and lacked any skills in customer service. I personally have several years in operations management and if my employees were ever like her, they would be terminated immediately. She even insulted my wife when we called her out for her lack of professionalism. Not sure how this one made it through the interview process.
Breakfast was not good. I am diabetic and all you had to eat was a waffle. They didn't even have "no sugar" syrup.
Hattie at the front desk was wonderful. She made sure we got all of the toiletries we forgot. Breakfast was really good and the beds were very comfortable.
The bathroom was dimly lit and the shower curtain was kind of gross.
Staff and facilities were fantastic! Breakfast and staff were great! Front desk staff were extremely nice and helpful at all times.
The Pool area was a mad house on Saturday afternoon. There were a bunch of kids running all over the place, throwing floats from the lazy river to the main indoor pool. Throwing each other in the pool and wrestling. It's amazing that no one was hurt. I have 3 kids so I'm used to noise and playfulness, but this was very dangerous and the adults with these kids were oblivious to how bad their kids were behaving. We left the area a little sooner than planned b/c I didn't want my kids to get hurt.
Location and price
wasn't as clean as times past
Location was great and convenient to broadway at the beach. Staff at check-in was very nice and hospitable!
Beds were horrible. Ever time you moved even a little you would hear a loud squeaking; I was somewhat concerned that I would end up on the floor after the bed collapsed. Beds were also lumpy and uncomfortable. One of the worst marriott brand hotels I've stayed at.
soft bed and pillows
Pubes in my bath area. questionable cleanliness.
that they offered shuttle service to thier spa and pool area and other local businesses that were near the hotel
the staff was impolite when asking questions about the room..when asked if there was an open room they seemed a little distracted from me and it appeared that were more concerned with getting people checked in then worry about the problems.. plus they wrote down the wrong room number for me and had to go back into the lobby and get it rechecked which went a little bit more smoothly with a different person assisting me
Loved location. Shuttle available. Maintenance had to come and change filter for ac. I ook a while to cool the room. Worst part of the trip: dirty coverlet at foot of bed and dirty bolsters had been taken off the bed and put in closet. I like Kingston plantation but I would not stay at the South Hampton again if possible.
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This hotel had no iron or ironing board in the room. You had to put a deposit down to get. It had no coffee like most hotels. It only had a coffee maker. When we got there, the phone didn't work, 3 out of 4 burners on the stove didn't work and the coffee maker was leaking. The pictures on the internet makes the room look great. But they were not.This was a third world hotel. The party I was with had bites all over the body when she woke up in another room. The hotel moved them to another room and said it was bed bugs. The GM was supposed to meet with them and didn't. Then the hotel reversed and said they didn't have bed bugs.
The convenience of it.
The rooms were a bit stuffy. They should have rooms closer to the indoor pool for families with handicap members with them. We were put on the furthurist end of the buildings from the indoor pool. So my daughter with Cerebral palsy never was able to walk that far to the pool.
Very clean rooms, actually the whole place was clean, went with a female friend, staff was very friendly, rooms were comfy, and convenient, had a microwave, a fridge, a desk, and plenty of lighting to choose from. Privacy wasn't a problem at all, and the location is great!!! Honestly was very happy for what I paid, great place!!!
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The Tivertsi, also Tyvertsi, Tiverians (Тиверці in Ukrainian, Тиверцы in Russian, Tiverți in Romanian), were a tribe of early East Slavs which lived in the lands near the Dniester, and probably the lower Danube, that is in modern-day western Ukraine and Moldova and possibly in eastern Romania and southern Odessa oblast of Ukraine. Tivertsi is one of major tribes that formed the Ukrainian ethnicity, namely the sub-ethnic and historic region of Podolia. Tivertsis' cultural inheritors, the Podolians are the distinct sub-group of Ukrainians.
Several settlements of Tivertsi are now archaeological sites in Ukraine and Moldova (Alcedar, Echimăuţi, Rudi and others).
Scholars agree that the name of the town of Tyvriv (on the right bank of Southern Buh river) in Ukraine´s Vinnytsia oblast stems from the tribe of Tivertsi, who lived in that very area. Likewise, the name of west Ukraine´s town of Kivertsi is also associated with this tribe. It is also presumed that Kamyanets-Podilsky on the Dniester was the tribal center of Tyvertsi.
The original information about the tribe is scarce. Tivertsi and Ulichs are briefly mentioned in early Ruthenian manuscripts, 863 being the earliest reference, 944 being the latest. The Primary Chronicle from the Laurentian Codex (the oldest copy) mentions that they lived by Dniester and Danube down to the sea (evidently, the Black Sea). The Hypatian Codex (later re-copy) replaces Dniester with Dnieper. The Tver Chronicle mentions them in the year 883, mentioning their fight against Askold and Dir. A number of manuscripts mention in the year 885 that they fought with Oleg. They are mentioned as taking part in Oleg's expeditions in 907 and in Igor's expeditions in 944, the latter year being the last reference to Tivertsi in early East Slavic manuscripts.[1]
All other knowledge concerning them consists of the hypotheses of various historians.
George Vernadsky suggests that the name Tivertsi possibly originates from the fortress Turris of Justinian I, pointing out that the letter "u" was commonly rendered as "v" (or, rather, ypsilon), suggesting the common root "tvr" of Iranian origin.[2]
At the beginning of the 10th century, the tribe became part of the Kievan Rus. Starting in the mid-10th century, the Tivertsi frequently carried on fights with the neighbouring Pechenegs and Cumans. In 12th and 13th centuries, some lands of Tivertsi were part of kingdom of Galicia and later the Grand Duchy of Lithuania. On the lands populated by Wallachians, from Transylvania, some Tivertsi were gradually assimilated by them. There also is a hypothesis that they are the ancestors of Moldavians.
See also[edit]
- ^ This article incorporates material from the public domain 1906 Brockhaus and Efron Encyclopedic Dictionary. , article "Tivertsy"
- ^ Vernadsky, G. Ancient Rus, Chapter VIII


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Americans Sign Alec Martinez
Allen, Texas The Allen Americans of the Central Hockey League announced today, the signing of defenseman Alec Martinez to a contract for the 2012-2013 season.
Martinez, played in 51 games for the Stanley Cup Champion Los Angeles Kings in the 2011-2012 season, scoring 6 goals, and 6 assists for 12 points with 8 penalty minutes. He had two points during last years Stanley Cup Finals for the Kings, netting a goal and an assist versus New Jersey. You get a guy who just won a Stanley Cup last season with Los Angeles; hes 25 years old, a great player, a power play guy who will really help our blue line," said Americans Head Coach Steve Martinson. With all the injuries on defense, Alec will really help our power play as well as provide some great leadership."Its great timing for us. Martinez, who lives in Allen in the off-season brought the Stanley Cup to Allen, Texas with a stop at Top Golf over the summer. He will be suited up this evening and ready to go. |
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MR. WELDANN LESTER PANGANIBAN, who is one of the pioneer members of this organization, since 2012, disengaged himself in this organization and left the position given to him. He withdrew himself silently in this Confraternity. Hence, we wish to inform everyone that Mr. Panganiban does not belong anymore in this Confraternity since last year.
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Posted in Manga News on November 18, 2010 by JohannaThe latest episode of Manga Out Loud covers Moto Hagio's A Drunken Dream and Other Stories. When Ed reviewed the book, some were disappointed that he didn't cover all the stories. That's remedied here, with help from guests Andrea Horbinski and Julia. We discuss each story as well as talking about the book's reception overall. Please listen and comment, either here or at Manga Out Loud.
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anglo phobia or fear fear FEAR
reminisicient BUT not revolt ineither not this time
what now hir phobiC voice distrusb (urbs) your timbre sie SHOUTOUTOUT
you Distrust hir at this very moment you SCRY you curpmel (crumbell) del-i-cate-ley,
suddenelly! timeless, weightless,
recessing, incessant SHOU T from hir pit of knowledge and white tongue
I am so bored. It's 4:24 so my mummy is not back yet from the railroads.
I missed my chance to get coffee when she came back for lunch. I wish our coffee didn't taste like burnt coffee, even when it's not. Now I have to wait.
It's 1:32 AM. I am watching the Colbert Report. Which I have never seen before. I am eating a bagel and OMG it's magical.
haha he said "they can lead wildlife conservationists down a bold new path" then the words "the digestive tract" came up. haha.
Wait v5 - The Littlest Sparrow 7.14.07
i'm the kind to run alone
without knowledge or the truth
i died some inside
but the swell overwhelmed me like the upbeat.
I wished the color would rush in
and show the place how i really felt.
i didn't think of her today
but i thought of no one else.
violent blues, lonely blues,
i'm off like the littlest sparrow
I went to the doctor yesterday and guess what I didn't want to kill myself this time. Because I hate Linda Handy. She looked in my ear and I was FINE, Linda Handy. Telling me I need cleaning. Telling me I'm overweight. Then they took my blood and I still have the bruise. It makes me look cool, I'd say. I asked to see what my weight was, and it's 126. Then I asked, what was it last time?
I quit russian after Lesson 2. Because it made me miss French too much. It's ok though I guess, because I tend to retain words I don't remember learning in french, but in russian I can't even remember the difference between кто, and что.
First of all, what the fuck is up with all the fucking spam lately? What the fuck? Someone should turn off the "guest posting"....!?! I mean GOD DAMN
Well, first of all I was trying to tell my friend to watch this really great movie, and she said she wanted to PREVIEW it first on youtube! wtf. This film is a work of art. Art can't be previewed; it's degrading.
Have you ever cut your hair so drastically that you didn't recognise yourself? Well, that happened to me today. It took probably 90 minutes. But now I look like a cross between Sinead O'Connor and a gypsy.
And photobucket is being an asshole, as usual, so I can't post the actual picture.
I Say Noise!
(But so does the sun.)
I'm in a corner entirely
Still while the cougar approaches,
(But he approaches everyone.)
And so my scent exposes me,
I shun myself,
As the winter once did, and the pond so juicy.
I Hear Craters!
scared like a magnet
(journey where the hail falls,)
into my only cornea like the sun.
(I say Noise! and now I'm the stagnant one.)
How will I ever explain to colleges why I never got a job? They won't believe when I say they are all a bunch of arse wipes. Well, today I went to my friend's work to give them my application. She said they needed closers. So, I put on "hours available", 8AM to close.
I say everything I've always thought but never said! I say that thinking about how much I agreee with my own songs. They are still relevant to me. How wonderful.
1. I've had a headache all day even after taking medicine. Twice.
2. I had a large cuppocino today and yet felt nothing.
3. However, at the fair today, I felt like I was extremely high on someone's second-hand marijuana smoke. And I know it was there. I mean it's the fair. I know these people. It annoys me because even just the mention of it gives me adverse reactions now. I hate it.
c'était le réconciliation
je t'aimerai quand je viens, quand je vais, quand je pense que
il n'y a pas de réconciliation
je t'ai eu, et j'ai apprendu
puis; toujours; et pour quoi?
Je n'avais pas raison,
Tu n'avais pas tort.
J'espère que tu vois que tu as tort un jour. je sais que je suis masochiste
et maintenant, rien pour moi comme toujours........
I can't get a job.
I don't want one, but who really does? Although I think that my lack of interest is prohibiting me from getting one. Not like I haven't tried; because I've tried a hell of a lot more than everyone else who tells me they "got a job omg".


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Quoted from Jane Wondered about millet. Although I no longer have a thyroid (removed due to thyroid cancer in 1996, shortly before I found BTD), it's on the list of goitrogens.
Quoted from battle dwarf my latest is pancakes. about half oatmeal flour and half millet flour with a half and half mixture of water and heavy cream (compliant oil worked too) a generous amount of sweetener and a few spoons of hemp seeds. comes out crispy with soft inner. I don't measure anything so some experimentation goes into each batch.
Quoted from aussielady582 For anyone who has sluggish activity or dryness anywhere in the glands or intestines, perhaps think carefully about millet on a regular basis.
Quoted from Spring I've only used it in "corn" bread so far, and it is delicious! It is especially good cooked in a small iron skillet. The first time I made it I had been gardening a good part of the day so I was really hungry. I only meant to taste it, but it was so delicious I ate the whole thing! Delish! Actually, I think the bread is better that way than muffins, but the muffins freeze better.CORNBREAD USING AMARANTH AND MILLET FLOURS1/2 cup ground amaranth 1/2 cup ground millet or millet meal1/4 cup ground flaxseed1/2 teas. sea salt1 teas. baking powder1/4 teas. baking sodaMix dry ingredients(At this point start heating an 8" skillet that has a tight fitting lid using med. heat)1 egg, beaten lightlyAdd and blend: 1 cup - more or less of suitable milkDash or two of garlic1 Tbs. agave or other sweetenerThen mix everything together just until blended.Add olive oil to heated skillet. (If the skillet hasgotten too hot, take it off the stove and let it cool a bit.)Pour mixture into skillet and cover. Brown welland turn to brown the other side - leaving off thelid. You can stick it with a toothpick to make sure it is done enough. Don't overcook!My muffin recipe is a little different. I also add ground chia seed, almond meal and Trehalose to them.
Quoted from battle dwarf I use the flour a bit like corn meal. I have subed it on my pan fried catfish with great success. I have made "corn bread" by mixing half millet flour and half whole millet and adding extra sweetner using a normal corn bread reciepe and it works just fine.my latest is pancakes. about half oatmeal flour and half millet flour with a half and half mixter of water and heavy cream (compliant oil worked too) a generouse amount of sweetner and a few spoons of hemp seeds. comes out crispy with soft inner. I don't measure anything so some exsperamentation goes into each batch.
Quoted from Dianne Even though millet is a diamond for me, when I started using it as a replacement flour for flatbreads soon after knowing my Genotype, it created problems for me, sluggishness and a cramping feeling in the thyroid. When I posted about this I was surprised that someone kept extolling the virtues of millet and discounted my experience. Listen to your own body and intuition, if a diamond food does not agree with you, do not harm your body with it. Although I 100% love my SWAMI, remember that we are all individuals and I can't imagine that if I were to see Dr. D'Adamo at the clinic, he would advise me to keep eating it. It is always useful to use our intuition and common sense. Andy - If you google - Millet Flatbread - you should come up with recipe that I used and I loved it but no longer have it on my hard drive. I used it as a base for pizza etc... Millet is very soothing to the digestive system and I do miss it...but I have so many other things to eat...
Quoted from aussielady582 interesting recipes & comments above. I used to use millet quite a lot, but decided to decrease it due to my much slower metabolism in the digestive organs and weaker glands, and as there seems to be debate out there about the effect on the thyroid gland, well..... I'm not sure for me, if I wish to chance eating millet.Perhaps, on occasion I may eat millet again one day, not sure yet.For anyone who has sluggish activity or dryness anywhere in the glands or intestines, perhaps think carefully about millet on a regular basis.The nutrients in millet can be sought from vegetables, and other foods.I don't eat much of the baked or pancake goods due to the dry effect, so for me, it is moist ways of cooking, ie rice, oats in water, vegetables. Also, it has been an effective way of cutting down on sweeteners. I have yet to try yacon syrup.... which is accepted by lots of the paleo crowd.
Quoted from battle dwarf spring, I think it would work just as well with almond or rice flour.
Quoted from Spring My muffin recipe is a little different. I also add ground chia seed, almond meal and Trehalose to them.
Quoted from Spring Here is my muffin recipe:To make 24 "cornbread" muffinsMix together in large mixing bowl:1/2 cup whole amaranth, ground (makes 3/4 cup)1 cup millet measured before grinding3/4 cup ground chia seed1/3 cup almond meal1/3 cup gluten free baking mixScant 1 1/2 teas. sea salt2 teas. Trehalose1/2 teas. baking soda1 tbs. baking powderAbout 1/2 teas. garlic powderMix together in small mixing bowl. Add to dry ingredients:4 eggs, lightly beaten1/3 cup oils or melted ghee2 1/4 or less cups rice milk1/3 cup agave and honey mixBake at 400 degrees between 20 and 25 minutes.Check them carefully so they don't overbake,but they do need a light brownish crust on top.
Quoted from ginnyTN We really love polenta (corn meal mush, if you're not Italian) and missed having it for the first few years I was on the BTD. Then I discovered millet! I used to use 1 part corn meal and 6 to 8 parts water and cook, stirring very often, for well over an hour, as per an excellent Italian cookbook I have. I have found that using the millet flour I can use 1 part millet and 3 parts water and have a polenta that may not be quite as creamy but it still extremely tasty in about 15 minutes! the truck is to mix the millet (slowly) into the cold water before turning on the heat. Good news for this old lady. We had polenta topped with eggs fried in ghee for breakfast today. BIG YUM!
Quoted from ginnyTN The pre ground millet flour can have a slightly bitter taste, but to me using whole millet that has been rinsed off and then dried thoroughly and then ground is way too much work to think about.
Quoted from Possum That bitterness would be the saponins - the natural pesticide which is very high (particularly) in certain grains (quinoa for one) and even some sea life... And is the reason it is extra important to soak and re-soak, before cooking until the water is no longer soapy and frothy...
Quoted from ginnyTN Munchkin,Let us know if you were able to fry the millet. Every time in the past I tried that it softened up and went back to the "porridge" or polenta state. That was fine with me because I like it that way. It is possible that it could set up enough to be fried if you use a lot less water than I do when you originally cook it. Looking forward to your report. Ginny
Quoted from Possum That bitterness would be the saponins - the natural pesticide which is very high (particularly) in certain grains (quinoa for one) and even some sea life... And is the reason it is extra important to soak and re-soak, before cooking until the water is no longer soapy and frothy...Munchkin - I sometimes throw millet in the rice maker but more often than not I just add it to the stew/casserole I am making for my Hunter husband... It cooks very quickly and thickens nicely!!
Quoted from Victoria I'm no longer eating millet, for various reasons. But I prepared it for years and always soaked it overnight, then rinsed and drained it well in the morning.Then, I dumped the grains into a medium/medium pre-heated heavy skillet and stirred them constantly. They start making popping sounds and eventually stop popping. At that point, I'd transfer them from the skillet into a pot containing about 3 x the amount of water or broth as the amount of grain and some good quality sea salt. I would have the liquid already heated, but short of boiling, so that it didn't boil over when the hot grain was added. This is more liquid than most recipes call for, but I liked it more moist. I would cover and simmer until the liquid was absorbed, then remove from the heat and let sit, still covered, for another 10 minutes, minimum.


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Rangers' Hamilton fine with Ryan comments
JUL 25, 2012 4:53p ET
Ryan, speaking Monday on KESN-FM, said Hamilton was swinging at a lot of bad pitches and didn't seem to be locked in. He also said he never saw Henry Aaron give away at-bats like Hamilton is doing.
Hamilton said he didn't listen to the interview but understood where Ryan was coming from.
"The biggest thing with Nolan is that I love and respect Nolan to death," Hamilton said. "He's a competitor. He's still a competitor and he was a big-time competitor when he played. I believe he cares so much for the rest of his players, almost like a grandfather would, that when he sees us not performing or not doing the things we need to do, it frustrates him. I understand why it frustrates him. I can't blame him for anything."
Hamilton, who entered Wednesday's action mired in a two-month slump that's seen his average drop from .404 to .290 over the last 53 games, said he needs to be more focused at the plate. He went 0-for-4 Tuesday but did have an RBI grounder to score the lone Texas run in a 2-1 loss to Boston.
But even on that play Hamilton wasn't happy as he slammed his helmet into the bat rack, which is something out of character for him.
It also speaks to his frustration level. But Hamilton wouldn't say he's giving away at-bats.
"I just feel out of sorts mentally," said Hamilton, who still was tied for the American League lead in RBIs with 81 before Wednesday.
"It's the mental aspect more than the physical aspect. That's just where I think I am right now. Last night [Tuesday], after I hit the little blooper, after Elvis [Andrus] scored I came back in ill. I threw my helmet. I never throw my helmet."
But Hamilton said he feels like he's about to snap out of his slump.
He showed up to the clubhouse Wednesday wearing a Roy Hobbs jersey from the movie "The Natural."
Hamilton said he won't make any major mechanical changes to his swing but he knows he has to be more selective.
"When I'm swinging at pitches out of the zone it's no big deal," said Hamilton.
"When I'm swinging at them and missing them it's a big deal. Focus on bringing pitchers back to having to throw me strikes or at least something close enough that I can do something with it. They all know they can throw me questionable pitches, and more than likely I'll swing at them. But when I'm going good, they can do that and I get hits. When I'm not going good, I get myself out. I understand that."


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Pick of the Day: The man behind the produce
Profiles are all about peeling away the layers -- noting the nail-biting habit that betrays a politician's confidence or the wrinkled cuffs of an otherwise well-suited man that hint at a private carelessness. And Nick Paumgarten does a great job of this in his profile of Whole Foods co-founder and chief executive John Mackey in The New Yorker this week.
Paumgarten was online yesterday for the magazine, answering readers' questions about the piece in a live chat.
In the profile, which can be found here, we see not only the contradictions of the store (called "Whole Paycheck" by some and "Holy Foods" by others), but also how they mirror the man behind it (Mackey has made millions from the grocery store empire but still flies commercial).
Paumgarten writes at one point: We talked briefly about Frisbee golf, his game of choice. He was dressed in khakis, a pleather belt, trail shoes, and a green polo shirt with a Whole Foods logo. He is not a guy who cares a lot about how he looks, unless he cares a lot about appearing not to care. He has angular eyebrows and tousled hair. His disposition was serene, but you could sense a prickly, Jesuitical undercurrent coursing beneath it.
And this: With Mackey, it's natural to wonder: is he at heart an entrepreneur, who discovered, in natural foods, a worthy vehicle for self-actualization and self-enrichment, or a missionary, who discovered in the grocery business a worldly vehicle for change?
"So that's a very interesting question," he said, leaning forward. "How are they opposed to one another? People think that they are, but why do you think they're opposed?"
Theresa Vargas
| December 31, 2009; 8:03 AM ET
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