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Dueling Pianos
An Experience like no other! Don't miss this wildly entertaining music and comedy dueling piano show. Bring your song list along and see if you can stump the performers!
Our interactive musical comedy experience will have you singing, dancing and working to 'stump the band' with your song requests!
2015 Dates:
August 9, 2015 – Evening Performance: $43.00 per person – includes wine tasting, dinner buffet & show
August 10 & 11, 2015 – Matinee Performances: $38.00 per person – includes lunch buffet & show
For more information and to make reservations call 815-220-7386.
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Students with disabilities are becoming a bigger part of a Kentucky school's social life, thanks to a club that seeks to bridge social gaps for such students. The club uses a peer-buddy model in which peers who do not have disabilities help facilitate social interactions, and the culture of inclusion is spreading to the entire school and social events, including homecoming.
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In this undated photo provided by Sgt. Chad Adams of the Pulaski Township Police, Adams is seen dressed as an Amish woman. Adams, a male police officer, spent time on duty in December and January dressed as an Amish woman in hopes of scaring off a man suspected of exposing himself to Amish children in a western Pennsylvania township. The Amish did not want their children to testify in court and agreed to lend police the women's bonnets, aprons and dresses to catch or scare away the suspect. (AP Photo/Courtesy of Chad Adams)
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Italy's highest court overturned the murder conviction against Amanda Knox and her ex-boyfriend Friday over the 2007 slaying of Knox's roommate, bringing to a definitive end to the high-profile case.
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Fruit Vinegars & Red Onion Marmalade
Has anyone made Red Onion Marmalade from BBB Guide to Preserving? If so, how did you like it and with what do you serve it?
Also wondering about making fruit vinegars. There are several recipes in BBB. My only experience with flavored vinegars is in salad dressing. How do you use your fruit vinegars?
I haven't made the Red Onion Marmalade myself, but I got a jar from a friend. I'm pretty sure that was the recipe she used. It was delicious on a grilled cheese sandwich, on a French Dip (roast beef) sandwich, and went well with a cheese plate. By that time, it was all gone.
I like fruit vinegars in salad dressing for vegetables as you mentioned, but also drizzled over fresh fruit, ice cream, in glazes and marinades for meat depending on the flavor (blueberry with chicken is really good). I've used red currant vinegar in Cumberland sauce to tone down the sweetness of red currant jelly, and still get a nice hit of currant flavor.
I've used it on roasted vegetables, too. Yummy stuff.
Also never made the Red Onion marm but would think, like many of the chutneys, it would be great on most any kind of meat or sandwiches, even hamburgers or hot dogs. That how we use most of the Red Onion, Pepper, and Apple chutney we make.
The fruit vinegar makes great meat marinades and as a drizzle topping on most any grilled fish, especially salmon steaks.
Thank you all for your input! I am definitely sold on making some fruit vinegars as well as the Red Onion Marmalade now that I have read your posts. It all sounds so good!
The Marmalade recipe calls for 1/4 cup dried cranberries. Do you think that Is Craisin-type cranberries or cranberries dried with no sugar added? I've only come across no-sugar added dried cranberries one time. They are not very common around here anyway.
I don't see why not. I'd be tempted to cook the fresh/frozen cranberries in a small amount of the apple juice until they pop, chop them and see how much liquid they will produce. Adjust the total liquid to include the cranberry juice. Then measure the volume of cranberry pieces (in my notes, I have a scribbled "3/4 cup dried cranberries is supposed to be equal to a cup of fresh"- no idea where THAT came from but it is in my handwriting...) The Ball recipe calls for 1/2 cup dried cranberries, so maybe shoot for a scant 3/4 cup chopped pieces?
If it gets too thick, you could always add a splash or two of extra juice. You might need to adjust the sugar to taste - dried cranberries have sugar added.
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NASA's Interactive Flood Maps 90
from the five-feet-high-and-rising dept.
We've improved Slashdot's video section; now you can view our video interviews, product close-ups and site visits with all the usual Slashdot options to comment, share, etc. No more walled garden! It's a work in progress -- we hope you'll check it out (Learn more about the recent updates).
Maybe it's because i'm on a mobile device (Droid 3 with the included browser), but that site just seems like an ad filled annoying to use waste of bandwidth. After I changed the sea level once it wouldn't let me change it again, and somehow from the summary I imagined something that looked much cooler than google maps.
As far as I can tell, this has nothing to do with NASA. It looks like a ploy to get better search rankings for firetree.net.
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This website is 5 years old and has been covered on Slashdot before. It has nothing to do with NASA.
Altitude information was alledgedly taken from NASA, but you could well have done it with Google Maps API.
Or simply by superimposing a transparent blue layer on Google Earth at the altitude(s) of your choice.
It was not actually done by NASA, and if it was, it would probably not have made a terribly big dent in their budget, seeing as how it was actually done by some guy just for fun.
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For travelers who prefer an unparalleled luxury experience, the majestic Park Hyatt, Hamburg, the glamorous Breidenbacher Hof in Dusseldorf, and Munich's Mandarin Oriental are some of the best hotels in Germany.
However, for those looking for hotels in Germany that offer an individualized, personal experience and a cozy, stay-in atmosphere, visitors will be delighted to learn that Germany hotels — like many of Europe's hotels — are oftentimes full of unique and affordable charms if you opt for small, local inns or bed and breakfasts.
Located in the foothills of the Alps, Schloss Elmau Luxury Spa & Cultural Hideaway is one of the most unique hotels in Germany. Guests can enjoy four different spa facilities, each of which offers its own specialties that range from saltwater pools to steam rooms to yoga courses. However, the most important offering at Schloss Elmau is its dedication to bringing major musicians for performances at the hotel.
Sitting in the shadow of the Brandenburg Gate, the Hotel Adlon Kempinski is one of Berlin's most historic and luxurious hotels. Originally built in 1907, the hotel was destroyed in 1945 and reopened in 1997.
Guest rooms are sexy spaces fit for Barbarella, with bubble chairs, recessed lighting, and varying configurations made possible by sage-green sliding partitions. The nicest touch is a windowside reading nook, complete with a cozy daybed.
The Baroque façade disguises a modern interior.
The intimate, newly expanded boutique hotel in in a central but tucked-away location.
The five-room guesthouse has a noteworthy restaurant.
The 2007 renovated hotel occupies an 1870's building and has a delightful heated rooftop pool and patio. The hotel's Michelin-starred Restaurant Mark's is open for an elegant Christmas Eve meal of almond-covered venison with cherries and semolina strudel.
Formerly chef de cuisine at Berlin's trendiest (and tastiest) restaurant, Vau, Florian Löffler traded urban bright lights for a rural retreat in the Feldberg Lake District. Two hours northeast of Berlin, the magical landscape—lakes, forests, sunflower fields—was part of the draw.
This newly expanded hotel is set around a secluded courtyard and has a modern café to match its 50 studios and apartments.
The 54-room hotel in the Old Town is decorated with striking black-and-white photography and offers rooms overlooking Cologne's Gothic cathedral.
Designed by architect and native son Christoph Sattler (who helped redevelop Berlin's Potsdamer Platz), the Charles Hotel was inspired by the Belle Époque hotels of the Côte d'Azur.


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grout color for bone 4x8 in shower
becca_cMarch 16, 2014
I am looking for ideas for grout color for our shower. I have Bone colored 4x8 tile (off-white/very light cream). Floor tile is light gray. Can I do light gray grout?
For reference, I used gray grout with white 3x6 subways in other bath, white oct and dot on floor.
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Border for Tile Rug--proportion question
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Our master bathroom is approximately 12'x 20'. The overall main tile on this floor will be 14"x14" staggered. We have a 6'x6' area in the entrance where we want to put a tile "rug." The center of this "rug" will be 7"x7" tiles set on the diagonal with a border of flat random stones (the kind that are set on mesh). That will be bordered by 7"x14" tiles. The 14x14, 7x14, and 7x7 will all be the same solid tile. My question is, should that border of flat random stones be 3" wide or 4" wide?


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Sixty-five: It's the age you'll be when you can finally take advantage of those senior-citizen discounts at the movies. (Woohoo!) And if you plan right, the discount matinee won't be the only great thing about your golden years — you can also get the relaxing retirement you deserve.
What will it take for you to retire? About $180,000, according to Fidelity Investments' "Retirement Savings Worksheet." If you're the average nail tech, you probably earn about $32,215 each year (according to NAILS' 2005-2006 Big Book). To maintain that lifestyle into retirement, you will need to have $183,370 in savings by the time you retire at age 65. If you want to — and are able to — work until age 70, you'll still need $157,024*.
No problem, you say. I've got my husband and his retirement plan…or I'll start putting away savings as soon as the kids go away to college…or I'm too young to think about retirement. But are these wise or fool-proof plans for your future? Read on for what experts and fellow readers have to say about those plans and for other advice about planning for your future —so you can make your retirement a reality.
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