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Georges Reserve Lonsdale
"Crappy constructed Lonsdale"
Georges Reserve Torpedo
ive previously raved writing a review on a different size of this same cigar. my expectations are that im receiving an actual premuim cigar, not even close when it comes to this lonsdale size. Ive had 3 from the box, all the wrappers have broken midway or sooner into the smoke.
expect several large stems in every cigar as this filler blend is complete crap. These are tightly rolled, but the filler is loaded with stems and even knots. its a complete waste of a good blend. These come from the Oliva factory which doesnt begin to pride itaself on construction. Virtually everything they make has burning issues and construction problems. Oliva's dont seem to care much for quality.
Nevermind my rave review on this cigar in the other size, ,avoid these lonsadale's at all costs. i won a box for less than half the famous smoke retail price and i still got ripped off. Do yourself a favor, avoid the Goerge Reverse lonsdale for certain, Oliva family doesnt seem to mind selling cigars loaded with stems and plugs, which means they want to make money any means necessary, forget quality, they dont know what that means. Virtually every cigar Olvia Family makes is crap, this lonsdale should not be put in a box, it should be part of the value line bundles, at least you know what your paying for and not duped into thinking your getting a quality cigar. These have gone to crap which i blame on the Oliva factory for consistently producing crap played off as premium cigars. These flat out suck.
thebaby981 in LSU Country January 26, 2009
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Georges Reserve Robusto
Why do I fall for this every time. The Hamilton House were JUNK. A friend (sic) gave me this cigar (?) to try. It is as bad if not worse than the Hamilton!
If I ever see a George or Hamilton again I will very gently set it on the ground and jump up and down on it dig a hole and bury it.
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"I love these"
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I love these cigars. The combination of wrappers is mild and spicy and they consistently burn and draw well. They're reasonably priced and never disappoint me.
Martin in Colorado December 10, 2008
"All around excellent"
Georges Reserve Robusto
Taste, excellent, draws, excellent, burns, excellent, all around excellent.
Jonathan in Beit Shemesh, Israel November 20, 2008
"As good or better than cigars twice the price"
Georges Reserve Robusto
I received this in a free bonus sampler, so I wasn't expecting much. This baby knocked my socks of from the very first puff. Reminds me of a sweet Dunhill I used to smoke. Mine was aged over a month, which may be the secret. I see myself stocking up on this bargain and smoking more often.
Joel in St Louis November 10, 2008
"Bucket of suck"
Georges Reserve Lonsdale
The cigar was so bitter I toss'd it a quarter down. I lit up Los Blancos to test my palet and found the old palet was working fine.
Earl in New England October 24, 2008
"Switching to a new favorite"
Georges Reserve Robusto
Beautiful 3 inch ash all the way to the label. To enjoy it best: a cup of chickory/coffee with sweet cream and a nice fire. Mild but complex. Consistent all the way to the nub - and I actually smoked it to the NUB.
The Professor in Bozeman October 21, 2008
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M.J.M. in Philadelphia October 18, 2008
"ok for a $3 stick"
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came in a free sampler. I wouldn't buy a box at normal price
rick in mesa September 29, 2008
"Good daily cigar when aged"
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I bought these as a deal and were my first box purchased. Letting it sit in my humidor for a few months seemed to help and make it more creamier. I'm not sure how this can be considered an expensive cigar given that it's $80 for 25 (about $3.20 per stick).I got the Coronas and have found them to have to a creamy, nutty flavour that remains consistent throughout. The ash can flake off too quickly but otherwise it burns consistently. I'll be ordering again, especially if there is another 2-for-1 box deal.
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Amtrak's Midwest presence has seen a significant ridership boost, following trends around the country. Transit in general may be enjoying a small renaissance, with the CTA counting 16 months of rail and bus line increases. Despite setting ridership records, Amtrak is losing money and faces an uncertain future.
Construction Fully Funded for St. Louis' Loop Trolley Project
Plans for a fixed-track trolley system in St. Louis got a $22 million infusion last week, when the Federal Transit Administration followed through with plans to fund construction of the city's long-awaited Loop Trolley system.
The Loop Trolley Transportation Development District would administer a 2.2-mile track from the Missouri History Museum in Forest Park to the University City Library—part of a regional plan for more sustainable transit. Three hybrid electric trolleys will make nine stops along the way, offering connection with the existing light rail MetroLink system.
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Detective Sam Spade becomes embroiled with a mysterious client, avenges the death of his partner, and chases a priceless treasure, in this classic American private-eye novel. 224p.
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Add a CommentI found an old copy at my library's used book sale and thought "What the hell?" I never would have read it if I hadn't tripped over it. I think I enjoyed it more for the glimpse into the past than for the actual plot. It's a classic, no doubt about it, and I can appreciate it for such, much as one would appreciate a fine work of art in a museum. A large part of what may have shocked readers when it first came out may be considered "old hat" to the modern reader.
Hammett has the same eye for people that Sam Spade has – their looks, their demeanor, their actions. Unfortunately while he describes everything that Spade sees, he never describes what Spade thinks. When smiling-eyed red-headed Brigid O'Shaughnessy brings Sam a case, the detective might know that he can't take the facts at face value, but the reader doesn't. We ride with Spade along the mean streets of San Francisco as he furiously tries to figure out what is going on, but he has the distinct advantage of being an experienced detective while we are (or at least I am) just an inexperienced observer. Spade is confused and frustrated by the mystery at hand, but without Spade's experience the reader is even more confused and frustrated.
Luckily the writing is so cool, so slick, so polished, that staring at it for a few hours is still a pleasure.
Add a SummaryDetective Sam Spade becomes embroiled with a mysterious client, avenges the death of his partner, and chases a priceless treasure, in this classic American private-eye novel. 224p.
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When the Wall Street Journal asked Hugh Acheson (James Beard award-winner, 'Top Chef' judge, New South chef) where he had eaten a recent memorable meal, Acheson singled out Piccolo in Minneapolis where he had dined about six months ago.
"I had dinner at Piccolo, which serves modern American farm-to-table food. The chef, Doug Flicker, is cooking with a seasonal sensibility that is profound, professional and inspiring. The food was just so fresh and smart, even on a cold, fall day. I had speck-wrapped capon with chanterelles, parsnip chow-chow, cockscomb pain perdu and parsnip milk. Nothing like a castrated chicken to make a meal sublime. And it makes you feel good when you find food of that caliber in a place where you didn't expect it."
Award season has begun in the cookbook world as the International Association of Culinary Professionals (IACP) bestowed its nod to volumes that are particularly noteworthy over the weekend. Among the new designations in the contest this year are awards for classic, historical and e-cookbooks.
The envelope (and categories), please …
Book of the year: "Stone Edge Farm Cookbook," by John McReynolds (Stone Edge Farm)
American: "The Lee Bros. Charleston Kitchen," by Matt Lee & Ted Lee (Clarkson Potter)
Baking/ savory or sweet: "The Art of French Pastry," by Jacquy Pfeiffer (Random House)
Beverage/ reference/ technical: "The Oxford Encyclopedia of Food & Drink in America, Second Edition," by Andrew F. Smith (Oxford University Press)
Chefs and restaurants: "The A.O.C. Cookbook," by Suzanne Goin (Random House)
Children, youth and family: "ChopChop: The Kids' Guide to Cooking Real Food With Your Family," by Sally Sampson (Simon & Schuster)
Compilations: "The Chelsea Market Cookbook: 100 Recipes From New York's Premier Indoor Food Hall," by Michael Phillips with Rick Rodgers (Stewart, Tabori & Chang)
Culinary history: "Cuisine & Empire: Cooking in World History," by Rachel Laudan (University of California Press)
Culinary travel: "The Perfect Meal," by John Baxter (HarperCollins Publishers)
First book: "Stone Edge Farm Cookbook," by John McReynolds (Stone Edge Farm)
Food matters: "Eat, Drink, Vote: An Illustrated Guide to Food Politics," by Marion Nestle (Rodale) and "Eating on the Wild Side: The Missing Link to Optimum Health," by Jo Robinson (Hachette Book Group)
General: "Keepers," by Kathy Brennan & Caroline Campion (Rodale)
Health and special diet: "Vegetable Literacy: Cooking and Gardening With Twelve Families From the Edible Plant Kingdom," by Deborah Madison (Ten Speed Press)
International: "Sauces & Shapes: Pasta the Italian Way," by Oretta Zanini De Vita & Maureen B. Fant (W.W. Norton & Co.)
Literary food writing: "One Soufflé at a Time," by Anne Willan and Amy Friedman (St. Martin's Press)
Photography: "I Love New York: Ingredients and Recipes," by Daniel Humm & Will Guidara (Francesco Tonelli, photographer) (Ten Speed Press)
Professional kitchens: "Elements of Dessert," by Francisco Migoya and the Culinary Institute of America (Wiley)
Single subject: "Mast Brothers Chocolate: A Family Cookbook," by Rick Mast and Michael Mast (Hachette Book Group)
Wine, beer and spirits: "Wine Grapes," by Jancis Robinson, Julia Harding & Jose Vouillamoz (HarperCollins Publishers)
Global design: "Manresa: An Edible Reflection," by David Kinch & Christine Muhlke (Ten Speed Press)
E-cookbook: "The Journey," by Katy Sparks, Alex Raij, Maneet Chauhan, Rita Sodi and Kathleen Squires (Alta Editions)
Jane Grigson award: "Wine Grapes," by Jancis Robinson, Julia Harding & Jose Vouillamoz (HarperCollins Publishers)
Design award: "Mr. Wilkinson's Vegetables: A Cookbook to Celebrate the Garden," by Matt Wilkinson (Black Dog & Leventhal Publishers)
Judges' choice: "The Drunken Botanist," by Amy Stewart (Workman Publishing Co.) and " Lark – Cooking Against the Grain," by John Sundstrom (Community Supported Cookbooks)
Historical cookbook award: "American Cookery," by Amelia Simmons (1796)
Culinary classics awards:
• "The Art of Mexican Cooking," by Diana Kennedy (Clarkson Potter, 1989)
• "Invitation to Indian Cookery," by Madhur Jaffrey (Knopf, 1973)
• "Betty Crocker's Cookbook" (originally "Betty Crocker's Picture Cook Book"), by Betty Crocker (1950)
• "The Moosewood Cookbook," by Mollie Katzen (Ten Speed, 1977)
• "The Silver Palate Cookbook," by Julee Rosso and Sheila Lukins (Workman, 1982)
For details on the digital, journalism and other IACP awards, see the posting in full.
But the big news from Taste is that freelancer Steve Hoffman won the award for Culinary Narrative Writing with his story for the food section, "From the wild: meals from a hunter," that ran on Thanksgiving Day. Find it here.
Follow Lee Svitak Dean on Twitter: @StribTaste
What do you serve when you've got a Vice President at the dinner table? The Bachelor Farmer delivered when Joe Biden stopped by Wednesday night for a fundraising event, after stopping earlier for a press moment at nearby Moose & Sadie's coffee shop.
TBF offered a three-course meal, starting with bibb lettuce and goat's cheese, offering a choice of a main course (roasted haddock or beef short ribs) and finishing with a brown butter lemon cake.
It was a heady day for the staff at TBF, which had received two James Beard Award semifinalist nominations in the morning, one for chef Paul Berglund in the category of Best Chef Midwest and the other for the Marvel Bar, TBF's downstairs lounge, which was nominated for Outstanding Bar Program.
See the full menu below, which was designed by local calligrapher Crystal Kluge, who also designed the Marvel Bar's logo.
Have to say it was the first time I've seen burping and farting take center stage at any theater.
And hopefully the last.
The sounds, as presented by sock puppets on a large monitor, opened Alton Brown's "Edible Inedible Tour" at the State Theatre last Friday, an event that played to a multi-age full house who was clearly enthusiastic about his long-running "Good Eats" TV show, now in reruns on the Cooking Channel. (The sound effects, repeated during the intermission and at the close of the show, depicted the action of yeast molecules releasing gas.)
Alton Brown was his madcap self, a grand storyteller with a sly sense of humor, during the 2 hour, 45 minute culinary variety show, which celebrated what he said were "things you're not allowed to do on TV -- you can't rant, rave or pontificate or you'll piss off advertisers." (The excess "sound effects" reflected him thumbing his nose at the Food Network, which he said enforced a burp-to-fart ratio on "Good Eats.")
No sponsors, no advertisers means all fun, right? Well, as we say in the news biz, everyone needs an editor. And this show could have used a scalpel at times, starting with the interminable burping and farting. You know the little kid in kindergarten who would do that and get a laugh, and then wouldn't stop doing it? Well....
The show ran 45 minutes longer than expected, in part because Alton got chatty (often commenting snarkily, in good fun, on the cold weather and other Minnesota-related tangents) and, at the end, because he chose a volunteer in the audience who liked being center stage (she talked almost as much as he did).
But the unwieldy length was more than someone not watching the clock: His musical trio (with Alton on both electric and acoustic guitar, then saxophone) really didn't add much to the evening with food songs that were, well, half-baked, worth a smile but not much more. And some of his TV antics didn't hold up on a theater stage (breezing through a science lesson, for example, had to cross more eyes than just mine).
Two cooking "demos" were delightfully quirky, though took far too long to complete. In one he makes carbonated ice cream using a fire extinguisher (the only single-use piece of kitchen equipment that has his approval).
The other was what turned out to be a long-winded demonstration of his Mega-Bake Oven, a variation on the girls-only Easy Bake Oven of his youth. Though the store version uses a single 100-watt bulb, his monstrous variation, presumably built in his garage or so he implied, gathers power from 54,000 watts of stage lights. "You can see this from space," he chortled as the blinding lights were turned on.
From this powerhouse of light, he and a volunteer (the Chatty Kathy aforementioned), cooked a pizza topped with (what else?) lutefisk and pepperoni.
The best part of the show was his rant on "10 Things I'm Pretty Sure That I'm Sure About Food," an eclectic list that apparently changes from time to time, Here's the Minnesota version:
1. Chickens don't have fingers (where he tells the tale of shocking his daughter's friends with chicken feet).
2. The most critical cooking skill is to use salt (from here he goes on to talk about the bakery dough he discarded in an outdoor dumpster on a very hot day, resulting in an oozing Son-of-Blob scenario that needed commercial trucks to remedy).
3. Trout doesn't belong in ice cream (he tells the story of chef Sakai who did just that on "Iron Chef America").
4. The best cook on Earth is your wife, and the sooner you accept it, the happier you'll be (as he relates a story on making the mistake of "correcting" the seasoning in his wife's dish).3. Trout doesn't belong in ice cream (he relates an episode of "Iron Chef America" in which chef Sakai does just that).
5. The best ingredient to learn to cook is eggs. ("It's liquid meat, premeasured, cheap, and even if you mess them up you can eat them. Conquer eggs and the rest of the culinary world follows.")
6. The most important tool in the kitchen is the dinner table. This follows his comments in an earlier interview that, "The most magical thing about food is its ability to connect human beings to one another. That's the real miracle of food." As for the food? "In 12 hours, it's poo."
7. Wash mushrooms.( "That's not dirt they're grown in; it's horse poop.")
8. Buy American. ("We have the best farmers, the best fish, the best laws overseeing food. Odds are you can't do worse than that.")
9. Raisins are always optional. (Who can disagree with that, says this writer?)
10. Never eat a shrimp cocktail in an airport. (Enough said. Though that led to a very long song about what happens when food poisoning hits.)
For more on Alton, see my earlier interview with him in the Star Tribune.
Follow Lee Svitak Dean on Twitter: @StribTaste
At some point during the ten seasons of Top Chef, the annual Restaurant Wars episode became an even bigger deal than the finale. The appeal of the challenge is obvious. Not only does the task force our chefs to step out of their comfortable roles at the midway point of the season to complete the seemingly insurmountable task of building a restaurant from the ground up in a day, but it's also one that's rife with the type of explosive drama reality show producers crave. Orders need to be placed! Flatware need to be classy! Padma's cleavage must be acknowledged the second she walks in the door!
You have to assume local chef Sara Johannes wanted more fireworks in her mostly stagnant season of Top Chef, but I can't imagine she wanted to make the impression she made on tonight's episode, which unfortunately saw her exit. This was cringe TV at its worst (best?), an hour of television that made me wince on more than one occasion.
Things just didn't go well for Sara's team from the start. Based on names alone (Nina, Shirley, Carlos, Justin), the team appeared poised for victory from the beginning, but quickly became derailed over a lack of commitment on their restaurant's theme. Naming themselves Found, the team's idea was to center their menu on "Modern America," an all-encompassing melting pot that would effectively allow each chef to stay within their chosen style of cooking. The other team took a more direct approach with Fin, a seafood restaurant that was unified by both style and flavor profiles. Travis is praised as the best front of the house person in Restaurant Wars history, while Nicholas wins for combining black drum and oxtail. That's hardly the story in this episode, however, but congrats to them both.
I have no idea why Sara decided to be such a martyr in this challenge, but I was practically screaming at my TV when she volunteered to not only take the front of the house position, but to also make a dessert. Restaurant Wars is never an easy challenge. There's absolutely no need to make it as hard on yourself as possible.
I've written before that Sara's sleepy yet direct approach can come off as slightly condescending, but dealing with Justin (who also volunteered for his role as Found's executive chef) in a productive way couldn't have been a walk in the park. Justin showed a petulant side during last episode's judging panel, and it's an attitude he's now made his calling card. From tantrums over Nina buying the wrong plates to his sharp words to Carlos at Whole Foods (apparently they went shopping before solidifying their menu? Why?), Justin was in bad spirits the entire episode, an attitude that surely contributed to the chaos in the kitchen. At one point Sara rightfully points out that they don't have a big enough coffee maker to serve 120 people and his retort was to say "Can we be positive?" in the least positive way possible.
But Sara's just as guilty, if not more, for Found's failures. It's expected that there will be some backlog in the kitchen and some unwanted waiting time for the VERY IMPORTANT Chase Sapphire Preferred diners, but Found didn't even seem to have a shell of an ordering system in place. Meals went out in random segments, wrong plates went to the wrong people, and Sara apparently broke a dining taboo by issuing a "verbal fire" for the judge's appetizers instead of submitting a formal ticket.
The judges were impatient, especially Padma, who was absolutely dismayed by Sara's very strange choice of not formally introducing or explaining the dishes. She offers no details for three of the dishes, is prompted by Padma to explain one, and then remembers to explain her own, a choice that struck Padma as conceited. Sara was clearly frazzled despite her icy demeanor (and killer blue dress with matching head scarf), but all of this was truly bizarre to behold.
Found had a few good dishes (Shirley's poached cobia and Nina's pork tenderloin drew judges' praise, as usual) but the rest of the restaurant was dragged through the mud. Carlos' fish wasn't cut properly, Sara's nectarine brown butter cake was missing its crucial mascarpone ingredient (the emulsion broke due to the kitchen's high heat) and Justin revolting-looking rabbit drew an audible laugh from Tom Colicchio.
I didn't expect Sara to survive this week due to how weird the vibe was at Found, which is why I actually wanted this to be a double elimination. Sara and Justin both let their sides of the restaurant down, while also delivering subpar dishes. Executive chefs often go down with their sinking ships. That wasn't the case here, but I at least hope Justin's stock is severely diminished after his display in this week's challenge. 95% of the viewing public blamed the loss on Sara's attitude (more of that bossy bitch narrative I can't for the life of me grasp), but Justin was the one who had a clear lack of faith in his team from the onset and was a bit too eager to blame them for their loss in front of guest judge David Chang.
Unfortunately, Sara wasn't able to defeat Louis in Bravo.com's Last Chance Kitchen tonight, which means her Top Chef career is officially over. Sara might have gone home in pretty mortifying fashion, but at least she did it on an episode where she got to show off a Twin Cities area code t-shirt, proudly emblazoned with both "612" and "651." Minnesota is still proud.


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Historic New England Fact Sheet
About Historic New England
Historic New England is the oldest, largest, and most comprehensive regional heritage organization in the nation. We bring history to life while preserving the past for everyone interested in exploring the authentic New England experience from the seventeenth century to today. Historic New England owns and operates thirty-six historic sites in five states. The organization shares the region's history through vast collections, publications, public programs, museum properties, archives, and family stories that document more than four hundred years of life in New England.
Historic New England serves the public through five program areas:
How many historic sites does Historic New England own and operate?
Historic New England owns and operates thirty-six sites spanning four centuries of architectural styles and five New England states. Historic New England takes care of 145 buildings with 2,675 windows, 134 chimneys, sixty heating systems, 260,000 square feet of roofs, and 293,577 square feet of exterior surfaces for painting.
How many Historic New England properties are National Historic Landmarks?
Historic New England owns and operates fourteen National Historic Landmarks:
- Arnold House, Lincoln, Rhode Island
- Beauport, Sleeper-McCann House, Gloucester, Massachusetts
- Boardman House, Saugus, Massachusetts
- Governor John Langdon House, Portsmouth, New Hampshire
- Gropius House, Lincoln, Massachusetts
- Hamilton House, South Berwick, Maine
- Otis House, Boston, Massachusetts
- Jackson House, Portsmouth, New Hampshire
- Sarah Orne Jewett House, South Berwick, Maine
- Quincy House, Quincy, Massachusetts
- Lyman Estate, Waltham, Massachusetts
- Nickels-Sortwell House, Wiscasset, Maine
- Roseland Cottage, Woodstock, Connecticut
- Spencer-Peirce-Little Farm, Newbury, Massachusetts
How many acres of gardens and historic landscapes does Historic New England share with the public?
Historic New England shares more than 1,212 acres with the public at its historic sites. In total, the organization protects 1,995 acres of land, which includes the 783 acres protected through Historic New England's Stewardship Easement Program.
How many people visited Historic New England properties in 2013?
Historic New England welcomed 190,843 people to the properties in 2013. This includes visitors who came for guided tours, group tours, public programs, school programs, functions, community meetings and events, and to enjoy the landscapes.
How many objects are in Historic New England's objects collection?
There are more than 110,000 objects in Historic New England's collection. It is the largest assemblage of New England art and artifacts in the country. Historic New England shares this collection with the public through local, regional, and national traveling exhibitions; through its study collection; and at its historic sites. More than 40,000 of the objects are in the house museums.
How many items are in Historic New England's Library and Archives?
There are more than one million items documenting New England's architectural and cultural history in the Library and Archives. The archival collection includes:
- 450,000 photographs and negatives
- 25,000 architectural drawings
- 25,000 pieces of ephemera
- 10,000 newspaper clippings
- 10,000 books
- 2,500 prints
- 1,000 linear feet of manuscripts
- 800 maps and atlases
- 700 drawings and watercolors
- Historic New England's institutional archives
How many people attended Historic New England traveling exhibitions in 2013?
In 2013, 17,201 people enjoyed Historic New England's traveling exhibitions. This year, those include - White on White: Churches of Rural New England; Lost Gardens of New England; Drawing Toward Home: Designs for Domestic Architecture; and Here by the Sea: Contemporary Art of the Piscataqua.
How many students did Historic New England serve in 2013?
Historic New England served 45,298 students in 2013 from 167 communities. It offers more than twenty-five different school programs at thirteen sites: Arnold House, Casey Farm, Castle Tucker, Codman Estate, Coffin House, Hamilton House, Sarah Orne Jewett House, Nickels-Sortwell House, Otis House, Pierce House, Quincy House, Roseland Cottage, and Spencer-Peirce-Little Farm. Historic New England's educational programs are nationally recognized for their innovative use of historic resources to reinforce and enrich student learning.
How many public programs did Historic New England offer in 2013?
Historic New England offered 180 public programs in 2013 that were enjoyed by 70,225 participants.
How many properties are protected through Historic New England's Stewardship Easement Program?
There are currently ninety privately-owned historic properties across New England protected through Historic New England's Stewardship Easement Program, one of the first preservation easement programs in the country, and the model on which many other programs are based.
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Historic New England has 7,644 memberships and is supported by more than 25,000 people who believe in the importance of preserving and presenting the cultural and architectural heritage of the region. More than ninety percent of Historic New England members live in one of the six New England states but the breadth, importance, and vitality of our mission draws the interest and support of individuals from thirty-six states outside New England. Members of Historic New England receive free admission to all thirty-six historic sites; three issues per year of Historic New England magazine, the guide to Historic Properties, Historic New England News, membership card, passport, discounts on purchases made at shops and online, access to nearly one hundred free-to-members programs and events, and discounts on public programs.
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Historic New England provides complimentary and discounted tour admissions to the following groups/members with appropriate identification:
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MSPCA at Nevins Farm |
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New Hampshire Public Television |
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The new career academy is nestled on a hill overlooking the city of Waterbury.
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The city of Waterbury is a diverse melting pot of many different cultures and nationalities. From Portuguese to Lebanese, Latino to Irish, Italian to Albanian and so on, this great city has a plethora of establishments celebrating the unique aspects and traditions of each great culture. The rich heritages of The Brass City can be seen from street corners to festivals. Whether it's the Ponte Feast, Portuguese Club, Mayor for the Day, or Jonathan Reed School that recently opened up, our city honors the sacrifices, hard work, and dedication that these cultures and people have made for their hometown. As the fifth largest city in Connecticut, there are many opportunites we have to pay tribute to a cause or ones beliefs. Just last year in Waterbury, there was tremendous support for the naming of a new school opening up to be dedicated to a black man, first time ever. Really? It was the first public school in the City of Waterbury, a city so diverse, to be named or in honor of a minority. Hundreds turned out, and rightfully so, for Jonathan E. Reed School dedication ceremony as this was a long overdue accomplishment for the city.


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Date: Wednesday, December 9, 2009, 1:34 PMI had a kidney stone on at around 1 year back, and I have gone through the evere pain. I had taked the medicines and since 6-7 months there in no pain at all and I was able to do all my works.
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If you enjoy reading in bed while your partner tries to sleep, this flexible book reading light will come in handy. The sturdy clip will grasp a tabletop or book. It has an adjustable angle, is battery operated, and portable for use in a car or RV.
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This is a black, flexible book reading LED light. It will allow your to read in the dark without disturbing others.- Flexible gooseneck directs light where it is needed
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Good booklight I don't hold out high hopes for how long this booklight will last. It is a gift for my grandson. It is quite flexible, though, and that will make it easy to use.
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Reading Light I enjoy this reading light as it clips on any book and is easy to use. The flexibility is wonderful and allows the light to be moved for better reading. I like the clip on as I have used other lights like this that easily slip and fall off the book. The price was also good and I like the LED light.
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Practical Purchase I purchased this light for reading in bed or for while walking the treadmill. It functions fine for those purposes. It is flexible and adjustable, with two levels of brightness (produces a blue white light). Works great.
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LED Book Reading Light The swival neck allows you to arrange the light to your satisfaction. It also has 2 settings which enables you to have as much light as you need. I use mine in a dark room and it actually lights up that portion of the room that you are reading in. Excellent product; would definitely recommend.
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Black Flexible LED Book Reading Light I would really recommend this. I use it on my Kindle. I'm sure if you're looking for a book light this will work fine and a lot cheaper than a lot of them.
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Does the job I bought this book light for my 8 year old son. He has used it every night for 2 weeks and it is working out perfectly.The book light is solid construction, durable and very bright.
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** Most Oversize orders are delivered within 1-4 weeks. Some orders may take 6 weeks to be delivered.


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Solutions for Non-profits & Foundations
Our multi-asset class and multi-manager approach to portfolio construction aligns well with the investment objectives of your foundation or endowment. Key goals and objectives that our services support including the following:
- Fulfilling the fiduciary responsibility for prudent investment management
- Supporting both current and long-term spending needs and goals by balancing income and capital growth objectives
- Maximizing investment returns within a defined level of risk
- Preserving the long-term value of the investment assets
Investment Products:
Not FDIC Insured
Not A Deposit
No Bank Guaranty
May Lose Value
Mortgage Refinancing
With personalized service and competitive rates we will help you choose the best loan for your situation. Check today's rates. Apply online or at a branch near you.
Pay Less. Save More.
Our Adjustable Rate Mortgages can mean powerful savings-with more money in your pocket each month. Plus, our superior, local customer service gives you added peace of mind. Apply today.
Debit Card Convenience
Use your Debit Card to pay for gas, groceries, gifts and more. And Rewards Checking customers earn cash back on all POS Debit Card purchases. Learn more.