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I know most of these Realtors and they're all great!
Greensboro has a number of wonderful family-oriented neighborhoods, served by great schools, which I would love to show you. I can assure you that no one will work harder than me to find the home that is just right for you and your family. I can also assure you that you will love the life style and the many amenities that Greensboro has to offer.
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There are plenty of areas that fit your criteria. If you could let us know a little more about what you are looking for. If in town Irving Park, Starmount, to name a couple North of town; Henson Forest, Henson Farms, and south of town Grandover, some areas of Sedgefield. It really depends on a little more info as to what you need & want.
Hope this helps
I would be happy to show you the wonderful and well sought after neighborhoods here in Greensboro. Can I call you and discuss how to find you and your family a wonderful home?
Feel free to check out my website with homes in your criteria that are available for sale. http://www.JoshMiller.Listingbook.com.
I eagerly await your response.
Josh Miller
RE/MAX of Greensboro
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Blogs : James Laube's Wine Flights
Posted: March 31, 2007 By James Laube
As I prepare for a few days of R&R, I leave you with one thought that's been on my mind for some time. It's also an issue that's been articulately discussed by Tom Selfridge, one of California's wine veterans.
Blogs : James Suckling Uncorked
Posted: March 30, 2007 By James Suckling
"The problem is that they believe that their 2006 is a great wine," said one négociant, with a number of well-known wine estates under his control. The thought is sort of scary. I think a lot of producers have convinced themselves that they have made great wines in 2006.
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Posted: March 30, 2007 By Harvey Steiman
The Internet has made it easy to get quick information that used to take days, even weeks, to acquire. With fast, always-on connections now the norm, it's the first source I check when I need to find something fast.
Posted: March 29, 2007 By Larry Stone
This is my farewell blog. I want to thank Wine Spectator for giving me a few pages to express myself on, but it is time to go. I have not really exhausted my subject, but other obligations call me. I have come to an even greater respect for writers and bloggers everywhere after attempting to keep up with the demands of writing a feature regularly for even a couple of months.
Posted: March 29, 2007 By Jean-Guillaume Prats
I would like to answer Daniel, Tom and others who have questioned me about the challenges encountered by Cos-d'Estournel with the 2006 vintage. The growing season was marked by unusual weather conditions in which the hand of man in the vineyards was more than ever fundamental.
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Posted: March 29, 2007 By James Laube
A long, long, long time ago, when I had just started writing about wine, I typed (on a typewriter) a piece for a now-defunct magazine about the importance of getting on wineries' mailing lists. In the article, I wrote that I enjoyed reading the newsletters.
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Posted: March 29, 2007 By James Suckling
I keep hearing wine producers in Bordeaux using the word "great" or "classic" for 2006, and I just can't understand it. Maybe one could say that his or her 2006 was a great wine or that it was classic in style.
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The Barenaked Ladies' most recent tour is winding down. And so, I'm sad to say, is my time as a guest blogger on WineSpectator.com. After a few weeks in the U.K., we'll be heading back home to Canada.
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Posted: March 28, 2007 By James Laube
I first caught wind of Matt Kramer 's new book on Italian wine last September when I was traveling through Tuscany. I was tasting as many wines as I comfortably could—and time and again wondering how to figure out all of their idiosyncrasies and nuances of the wines and regions and reading back labels that didn't tell you much.
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Posted: March 28, 2007 By James Suckling
The beat goes on…. I went to about a dozen wineries yesterday, and blind-tasted a few dozen other wines as well at the Café Lavinal in Pauillac. And I found a number of excellent wines. One was absolutely sensational! I keep thinking to myself how Bordeaux must have the largest concentration of great winemakers in the world.
Posted: March 27, 2007 By Jean-Guillaume Prats
I thank you, the readers of this blog, for your many comments. I've gathered some of my responses together for your consideration. Many readers have complained about Bordeaux prices, especially with the 2005 vintage.
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Posted: March 27, 2007 By James Laube
John Anthony isn't using his last name on his wine label for obvious reasons: Truchard is already taken by Jo Ann and Tony, his parents, for their vineyard and winery in Carneros. Truth is, John, 34, is intent on making his name and reputation without trading off of theirs, which is already well-known to many wine drinkers.
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Posted: March 27, 2007 By James Molesworth
I'm finally back in the office this week after my trip to South Africa. There's nothing like digging out from all those e-mails and messages that stack up while you're gone. Of course, I should consider myself lucky that I didn't have to dig out from the snowstorm that hit New York while I was enjoying the sunny Cape! I was still in a South African mood this past weekend with the family, so I opened up bottles of the 2003 and 2004 de Trafford Shiraz, which went great with a simple, roasted rack of lamb.
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Posted: March 27, 2007 By James Suckling
While visiting various châteaus in the Médoc yesterday, I was speaking to Bordeaux wine merchant Pierre Lawton of Alias about his customers' perceptions of 2006. He said that many already thought that the vintage was disgusting and too expensive.
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Posted: March 26, 2007 By James Laube
Do California vintners have their own case of March Madness? In Santa Barbara, vintners in the Happy Canyon area are finalizing a petition to the Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau (TTB) in support of dividing the region into subappellations.
Blogs : Harvey Steiman At Large
Posted: March 26, 2007 By Harvey Steiman
I wonder if the same purists who decry wines that show too much oak feel the same way about their steaks. That came to mind as I interviewed Tom Colicchio, the chef and owner of Craftsteak in New York and Las Vegas, whose cooking methods for beef have generated some flack.
Posted: March 26, 2007 By Jean-Guillaume Prats
"Arrogance is exactly why people are fed up with the Bordelais such as yourself." This is the comment made by Peter in one of my Wine Spectator blogs. Perhaps. As a Frenchman, I am very happy to debate this.
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Posted: March 26, 2007 By James Suckling
"You can't make a great wine every year, or at least as great as 2005," I said last night to a number of château owners during a cool dinner party at the house of wine merchant Pierre Lawton and his wife, Sophie, in Bordeaux.
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Posted: March 23, 2007 By James Laube
Being comfortable grading or rating wines takes time and experience. It took me years of tasting before I felt fully confident about assessing wines and describing them, and even now, I come across wines that are hard to size up.
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Posted: March 23, 2007 By James Suckling
I am writing this from the passenger seat of my sports car with tasting coordinator Jo Cooke at the wheel as we drive toward Bordeaux through the Cote d'Azur. No ticket yet! It takes about 11 hours from Tuscany to Bordeaux.
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Lime-like tree?
My mom planted this possibly from root stock but I'm not sure. It produces numerous fruit 1"-2" in size but sometimes a little larger. Most are very dark green in color but occasionally a few will lighten its color and yellow slightly. There are no spines and the bark is relatively smooth. The tree is about 10ft tall and wide. I cut a fruit in half and it looks like a lime on the inside but the smell is not very strong. I dabbed a bit of the juice on my tongue but it tasted somewhat bland. It doesn't look like any store lime I've ever seen. Is this just one of those hybrids or some sort of lime I don't know about. More pictures to follow.
im not a lime expert but i think limes are yellow when fully ripe and are actually picked before ripness... idk why but i think i read that somewhere. also ive always thought limes where lemon shaped but i could be wrong there too because like i said im no lime expert at all.
if i were u i would leave the fruits for longer and see if they change colour further to be sure. maybe taste one a week to see how the taste changes
I don't know enough to be identifying, just a passing thought about the thornless key lime...small size, round fruit, little to no thorns, would ripen to yellow if left alone...I agree you should leave one on the tree longer, see if that helps to identify it..
I agree with Johnmerr, key limes do not change to orange inside. However, it might be a Calamansi lime:
Just a wild guess.
Here is a link that might be useful: About Calamansi Lime
Definitely not Calamondin (kalamansi, calamansi, etc); they are about 80% seeds and the rest juice with very little pulp. BTW the Calamondin is not a lime; although it's primary use in the world is as a "lemon". It is also not an orange; although it is sometimes referred to as, and sold as a "Baby orange"; and if you leave it on the tree it eventually gets orange in color.


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A friend, who recently moved to the Smoky Mtns., picked up some beans at a farmer's market and wants help identifying them.
All I know, so far, is that they are green podded, but the _pods_ have pink speckles on them. She bought them pretty much filled out. Beans are large, almost like limas, but round rather than flat.
I'm thinking maybe they're a butterbean rather than a common bean, but hope somebody on the list is familiar with them.
I am not very good at this, but I was wondering if they are Cranberry Beans. Up in the mountains where I am from, they are called October Beans. Are these beans in season now?
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That fucking sucks!!!! So SLAYER is not coming to El Paso? FUCK SLAYER!!!! That's a bunch of bull shit!! Posie ass bitch mother fucker. What a slap to the face this is. SLAYER is dead to me now. Fuck them!!! Don't come around here anymore ever bitches!!!
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Megadeth is going to start touring with Testement and Exodus, according to their myspace web site. They say "Stay tuned for more information next week on the rescheduling of the "American Carnage" tour dates as well." Finally we get some info on when the rescheduling is. I got an e-mail from ticketmaster saying the 1.27.10 show for El Paso, TX was postponed and new date to be announced. Looks like they might stand by their word and actually come here. We shall see. I STILL don't understand they would go to Europe first then the U.S.


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It seems as though the whole internet (or at least my very small but special corner) couldn't stop shrieking about this week's Season 2 premiere of Downton Abbey in the States. A TV show on Living In? Gasp. But it's OKAY because no TV is required, thanks to streaming from the PBS website. The British soap opera is just as deliciously addictive as any daytime drama, but since it ratchets up the style quotient to dizzying heights, it gets a pass otherwise withheld from its less elegant alternatives. — Amy Merrick
1. Eugenia Kim Catherine Hat, $379; 2. Edwardian Haircomb, $150; 3. Schonbeck Chandelier, $998; 4. Kate Spade Bracelet, $148; 5. Antique Velvet Sofa, $4800; 6. Brass Andirons, $950; 7. French Gilded Mirror, $299; 8. Kristan Crystal Earrings, $27; 9. Mayfair Alabaster Lamp; 10. Antique Carpet Pillow, $229
*To find out more about the history of English country houses, check out Amy's Past & Present post about them here!
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Penned by Julian Fellowes of my beloved Gosford Park fame, the upstairs/downstairs English manor house ploy is in full effect. Both the servants and the presiding Crawley family have more than their share of romance and eye-popping scandal; so much, in fact, that your eyes may roll at the absurdity. But don't let it distract you from the real gem here: the unspeakably beautiful sets and costumes. Keep your eye on them, and you'll have daydream material for weeks.
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Downton Abbey, season 2….well worth the wait!!
I've been waiting for this!!
Best. Living In. Ever. I'm completely besotted with all things Downton.
The set design is amazing, and I love looking at the fabrics and linens.
Lady Sybil's clothes always catch my eye, too.
I love this show and the premiere episode was worth the wait!
Ah, my favorite. Downton is getting so much love around these internet parts, and rightfully so, too!
love it! so addicted and this is perfect!
Fabulous! Love this series.
Love this! Gorgeous picks.
YES! Oh, how I wish I WAS living in Downton Abbey. How about some of their dresses? Can you imagine wearing some of those "frocks"? Amazing.
I can't wait to watch season 1 and 2… saw the Christmas special, and then received both for Christmas… Downton Abbey Marathon.
hmm…i'll take all of it please!
i love it! my favourite part of this show are the sets and costumes. so swoon-worthy
TV shows would make a wonderful addition to "Living In"! I vote for Twin Peaks and Carnivale!
Ohmygoodness this made me so happy! Both the premiere and this post! Great job capturing the feel of the show!
I loved the premiere! I wasn't expecting the 2 year time lapse, but I think it works with the story. It's so interesting to me how much weight people put on words and letters, when nowadays we require very obvious physical contact and declarations before allowing ourselves to fall for someone. Back then, women saw the men they liked a few times per year and exchanged letters. I love how this show brings that back in perspective. Mary and Matthew hadn't been in touch in 2 years, and yet still had all kinds of feelings built up. Crazy!
You guys will LOVE it! Just finished watching this in NZ and gosh, it is great. Plus there is a Christmas special too…
Whoop! A great living in gal!
Love how you transferred the TV shows style into interiors and decoration ideas!
OH!!! I've been thinking about Downton all day, you must've read my mind! Gorgeous Living In you've put together – one of my favorites!
JUST wondering when this was going to be featured here!
Having just wallowed in the Christmas episode here in the UK (I recorded it and have watched it 3 times so far) I can tell you it definitely gets better and better! Can't wait for series 3 in the autumn!
so fun! i loved the 1st season
I shrieked with glee when I saw this Living In. I love how all of the objects are so expensive–they should be! Even the shirt and shoes that Daisy would likely wear are pretty pricey.
I can't wait for this Sunday and another episode. I'm really hopeful that things work out for Sybil and Branson, and more Maggie Smith is always welcome!
Ah, gorgeous… that chandelier, that mirror. I don't watch Downton Abbey, but I would certainly be happy living there!
Yay! I just discovered Downton Abbey last week & quickly became obsessed. Now here it is on my favorite blog :) Thanks!
There's nothing wrong with featuring television shows…I second the suggestions by the other commenter: Twin Peaks and Carnivale would be great. Mad Men is an obvious and excellent choice.
You can also watch it on tubeplus.me.com
And catch up with the current series that's playing in uk. Theres 9 episodes with lots of surprises!
Oh… swoon. Thank you for this "Living In". The room you feature is so pretty, and I am completely smitten with the Crawley library. Not a thing in the world wrong with featuring a TV show here. More, please!
I feel like a psychic. Just the other day I was thinking how great it would be if the next Living in post was on Downton Abbey and here it is! Thank you, this made my day.
Oh, what a wonderful living in…I am so in love with Downton Abbey. I first got into it a the end of the last season and hooked so thoroughly! I think adding more miniseries-es (what is the plural of miniseries? hm.) would be great. So many have beautiful sets!
I didn't realise Downton was such a big hit across The Pond. We are suffering withdrawal symptoms after the Christmas special here in Britain – can't wait for series three! My lips are sealed on what happens in series two…
I just wanted to tell you that I got your book for Christmas and I LOVE it!! It was even better than I thought it would be. It's so beautiful, charming and inspirational!!! YAY YOU! Happy blogging for 2012 :D
I think that is a coffee mill in the picture, not a pepper mill! I have a red one…
yeaaaah great series! I feel very girlie linking these items you collected :)
Thanks Liz!
LOVE this! I want that mirror so badly.
I do so love Downton! Great choice! :)
I slightly gasped when I saw this post. My husband and I watched it the other night and I can't stop thinking about it! Great Living In!
While Downton Abbey is a TV show, the production values are top drawer. It is a feast for the eyes. I want to join those asking for other TV shows to get the Living In treatment by requesting you feature Pushing Daisies. While it is no longer on the air, many who like design will find it to be fabulous eye candy both in set decoration and costuming. I miss that show!
I could watch Downton Abbey on mute and be completely happy just ooo-ing and ahh-ing over the gorgeous colors and textures of it all. (And I wholeheartedly second Connie's request for a Pushing Daisies "Living In"—that show is insanely colorful and fun!)
Quite agree Barchbo, this is the best living in ever. I've been in love with the show for so long and just completed watching season two online even though I live in the US I had to find out what happened!!! SO GREAT!
I swoon every time they show the giant painting over the sideboard where they eat breakfast. Breakfast! Their breakfast nook is bigger than my entire house and so beautifully appointed.
You're right, Polly! It is a coffee mill. The Peugeot company makes coffee mills as well as pepper mills. But the company that sells the one pictured seems to think that it is a pepper mill. Seriously who would want such large quantities of pepper! :-D
We've just watched DA via Swedish TV – I must say I was rather disappointed with season 2. It gets way too predictable and really rather silly. Which is a shame since it started out much more interesting, I think. But aside from that it's still a pleasure watching the setting and so on.
I love the living in series! I would love to see a living in: Now and Then!
Gorgeous! Hopelessly in love with The Downton Abbey.
I'm seriously addicted to this show!!!
I love the series and that chandelier!!
This show is my latest obsession! Great post!
Being part of the Commonwealth clearly has some advantages – like getting Season Two of Downton before the States!
I am currently in a design compeition and my space is inspired by Downton Abby. This information could not be more perfect for what I am working on. I have been searching for an English inspired table lamp for my space and now I have found it!
This is the first I've seen of DA, although my roomie quite likes it. I've read about it though. Thank you for the visuals. What a delight. I do enjoy the TV inclusion. I'd like to see some very old ones, Duchess of Duke St, Disraeli, and Lilly from old PBS. I saw all of those w/my dad when I was little yet remember how beautiful they were, like Brideshead Revisited. That would be to your liking as well, I think. Leanne, i hope you share your design project here.
Finished watching season 2. Wow! What a cliffhanger, what writing, what acting, what direction. Between this and Sherlock, it is blatantly obvious that as I have always felt, British television is light years beyond anything that has ever been produced by American network television. Bring on Season three is all I can say!
Downton Abbey + Design Sponge Living In = Perfect Match – LOVE, LOVE, LOVE!!!!
Surely I can't be the only one who thinks that there should be a Living In post on Friends? :) That would be amazing.
Oh YES. SO good. This has definitely been one of the best Living In's yet!! My perfect home would be this mixed with your Pride and Prejudice, and Lion, Witch, and the Wardrobe Living In's!
A Living In for Downton Abbey! You just made my week. (giddy…)
Thanks for this! The series is great, and I think this era is in my top 3 fashion eras of the last 100 years (the 20's and 30's are the other two), but I wouldn't have wanted to deal with a corset! Anyway, the silhouette is soooo flattering on everyone! And the shoes were all to die for, and the hats! I still lament the fact that hats aren't in style.
Funniest Maggie Smith quip:
A couple of nice images from the Christmas special:
Amazing objects chosen for this post Amy!
Oh, I just can't get enough of Downton Abbey.
Also, Mary and Edit make me really appreciate my sister:-)
I just started to watch this series but was instantly hooked. Amazing enviroment and the clothes are just wonderful Coudl def see myself live in that world :)
Love Downton! The clothes, the hats, the gorgeous castle/mansion, Thomas the footman beautifully but evilly smirking and plotting downstairs? Yes, please!
I think it is time for another Living In Downton Abbey post… You should update it for the weddings!!! Did you see the serveware and flowers?
I love Downton. I got so into it that I made a Downton Abbey gingerbread castle for Christmas. Here is the link to the DIY of the house. I even hunted down a floor plan of the castle and added scenes from the series in the windows!


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Leafy Rosy Quilt from Glorious Patchwork by Kaffe Fassett
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look at those old amy butler beauties! gorgeous.
Really nice combination of fabrics!
beautiful color combination.
Good for your teacher for letting you quilt with such beautiful fabrics! My first quilting experience was I had bought all of Mary Engelbreit fabric and I will never forget this... I proudly
pulled it out of my bag, and the teacher came over and said "This will never do" and marched me upstairs and 'helped' me pick out some Debbie Mumm fabric. Of course back then (in the early 80's) I just went along with what he said. My husband had an absolute fit when I got home and had charged $60 more dollars to the credit card. But, the teacher was great, I learned alot and I did have fun. But I don't think a teacher should make you feel like your fabric selection is wrong. And to this day, I love all of the more 'punchy' color fabric and prints!


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GRAPHIC WARNING: Weslaco mother charged in allegedly burning of son's hand
POSTED: Friday, March 22, 2013 - 7:30pm
UPDATED: Monday, April 1, 2013 - 11:09am
HIDALGO COUNTY, TX (KVEO) — A Weslaco mother is behind bars after she allegedly put her 2-year-old son's hand on a hot stove.
Claudia Ponce of the Weslaco area faced in Hidalgo County judge Friday morning, she is being charged for intentionally or knowingly causing serious bodily injury to her 2-year-old son.
Authorities say she placed her child's hands over a hot burning stove.
Deputies say she called authorities for help claiming her two year old son was burned by grabbing a hot pot of soup. However, when deputies arrived they observed severe burns on the two-year-old. They requested EMS transportation to Knapp Medical Center in Weslaco.
Later the two-year-old was flown to Shriner Burn Center in Galveston.
Ponce was arraigned in court Friday, here bond was set at $500,000.
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This is so sick this woman needs to be burned herself to see how her son who loved her feels. God bless this baby and he will punish this mother(if we must call her that) in the end!!!!!


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»The Martini Tree Bar
Opened in the 1990s as an extension to the restaurant downstairs, The Martini Tree Bar has gradually created a niche for itself as a vibrant hangout. Locals as well as tourists walk into this little rustic setup to enjoy the daily drinks specials and munch on tantalizing appetizers. Shoot down a glass of Bloody Mary and challenge your friends on the pool tables that are placed in the corner of the bar. Famous artists/ bands on tour take the center stage of the bar who give out awesome original tunes, much to the delight of the music lovers. And if history interests you, then you can glances through the wall which elegantly displays the past of this magnificent ski valley. Call ahead or visit their website for more information.
»Lift House Bar & Grill
Whether one is in the Red River during summers or winters, the Lift House Bar & Grill on Pioneer Road serves as a perfect place to wind down after a tiring day at this ski haven. This eclectic bar is located at the base of the mesmerizing ski area, which can be overlooked from the bar's window-side tables or from the outdoor sun desk. A number of choices in craft beers and American appetizers like burgers, sandwiches and salads accompany your time at the bar. During summers, the backyard of the bar turns into a venue where DJs and bands give out some amazing music during the Red Fest Music Festival and River & Brews Blues Festival. Visit their website to know more.
»Adobe Bar
Adobe Bar is a popular local meeting spot. Nestled in the lovely lobby of The Historic Taos Inn it is also lovingly called 'the living room of Taos'. It is more known for its live acts and musical nights. Enjoy the wide range of music played at this affable watering hole. Sip on margaritas like Fire on the Mountain, Cowboy Buddha and Buddha Añejo while tapping your feet to the lively tunes. Dig into their burgers, pork ribs and nachos to curb your hunger pangs or head to the inn's restaurant. Its traditional viga latilla ceilings and alcoves along with cozy couches give it an intimate feel.
»De La Tierra
Condé Nast Traveler Magazine named De la Tierra world's best new restaurant. Located inside Monte Sagrado Living Resort & Spa (El), De la Tierra is popular for its world class cuisine. The yellow walls, funky chandelier and casual yet sophisticated seating, make it a perfect setting for quiet evenings. Try the smoked trout, El Monte Caesar salad, blue corn calamari or seared halibut. And for all beef lovers, the Taos 2 step on beef is made to please your palate. Sample some of the finest wines which De la Tierra stocks from around the world. But make sure you leave some room for the dessert; tequila lime pie is sure to please.
»Anaconda Bar
Anaconda Bar is situated inside Monte Sagrado Living Resort & Spa (El) and is a favorite hang out amongst most of the guests. It is named Anaconda Bar because of the large anaconda structure that snakes itself across the ceiling. As night falls you can find all of Taos' fun loving people enjoying themselves at Anaconda Bar which is also known for some good live entertainment. Check out the 1100 gallon salt water aquarium and sample some of the many tapas offered. Step in with a bunch of friends and sip on the many fun cocktail mixes or margaritas.
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U.S. DOT received 848 project applications from all 50 states, Puerto Rico and Washington, D.C., requesting a total of $14.29 billion, far exceeding the $511 million made available for grants under the TIGER III program.
In November, President Obama directed the U.S. DOT to take common sense steps to expedite transportation projects by accelerating the process for review and approval and leveraging private sector funding to promote growth and job creation. As part of that initiative, DOT accelerated the TIGER III application review process and announced the awards before the end of 2011 - months ahead of the planned spring 2012 announcement.
The grants will fund a wide range of innovative transportation projects in urban and rural areas across the country:
Work has already begun on 33 planning projects while 58 capital projects are under way across the country from the previous two rounds of TIGER, and an additional 13 projects are expected to break ground over the next six months.
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Need Help on Selecting HVAC System (Bryant & Lennox)
Hi. I am replacing a 20 year old 90% efficiency Bryant furnace and 12 SEER A/C as the AC is not working well (it can't cool the house below 77 degrees on a hot day when the sun hits the back of our house -western exposure). We have 2 zones so this equipment is for the main floor and the basement. (Heat pump for the top floor was replaced 5 years ago and works great - Carrier Infiniti series).
Main Floor: 1700 sq feet
Basement: 1200 sq feet
Humidity is typically fairly high in summer so I would like to control that and is one of the reasons I want a variable speed furnace.I live in MD so we get fairly cold winters (especially this year) and hot summers.
Which brand is better - Lennox or Bryant?
And which equipment combination is preferred from those below? I suspect I can get the Lennox dealer to lower his quotes a little if the forum thinks Lennox is better than Bryant.
1. Quote #1 - $7833 - Lennox Elite Series EL296V 2 stage variable fan gas furnace 80,000 BTUs
Lennox XC16 2 stage A/C 3 ton (15.5 SEER)
Lennox icomfort Wi-Fi Thermostat
AHRI Info:
Outdoor Unit Model Number: XC16-036-230-05
Indoor Unit Model Number: CX34-43+TDR
Furnace Model Number: EL296UH090XV36C*
2. Quote #2 - $8133 Lennox XC17 single stage A/C 3 ton same furnace (17 SEER)
3. Quote #3 - $7300 - Same furnace with Lennox Merit- Series 14ACX Air Conditioner (single stage) 14 SEER
4. Quote #4 - $7000 - Bryant 126bna036 Preferred series AC. Single Stage 16 SEER
Bryant 986ta48080v17 two stage variable speed gas furnace.
Bryant cnpvp 3717al evaporator coil.
Honeywell 6000 programmable thermostat
Quotes 1-3 have 1 year labor and is from same vendor (I received similar quotes from another vendor). It's from a large company with an OK reputation. Quote 4 is 2 years labor and the installer is a smaller company with a great reputation - owner seems to know what he is talking about.
A couple of vendors prefer single stage AC compressors because they are more reliable, cost less if there are problems, and think that the high stage will run most of the time in the summer anyway. What do you all think of that as well?
Assuming you are sized correctly, the Bryant is the better choice.
And as I have said many times, you don't pair a nice Bryant Evolution furnace without the Evolution controller. This is a cheap shortcut that cheats a nice system as well as the homeowner. Always brings into question both the ethics and competence of a dealer who would do this. Plus the Evolution controller will give you dehumidify on demand in AC cooling.
I would also consider stepping up to the 127 AC two stage model. It might even reach the Tax credit threshold.
New lineset and filter box cabinet?
I would want to see a load calculation in writing for the lower zone.
Thanks. Quick Update - Vendor just called and updated quote #1 to be $7100. Does that change your opinion?
I assume you mean in place of the Honeywell thermostat? If so, I will ask for it - what is a reasonable cost for that over and above the Honeywell?
I sort of get the line set but not sure - all of the local quotes say something like (one below is from the Bryant contractor):
New disconnect switch and unit pad for a/c.
Re pipe outside unit ,to remove kink in line. (the Bryant contractor is the only one to notice we had a kink in the line like a blocked artery for probably 19 years).
All necessary duct work, wiring and piping.
Flush and re use existing refrigeration line set.
I am not 100% on the filter box - I don't think I have seen that term anywhere in the quotes is that where the return ductwork joins the "furnace unit"/supply ducts?
RE: Federal Tax Credits - I was not aware there were any for 2014. I thought I missed the boat on that. I took a quick look and haven';t seen anything for 2014 beyond geothermal heat pumps.
I take it that you don't think a single stage AC is more efficient in the long run or less prone to breakdowns?
The filter box is a cabinet that contains a 4-5" pleated media filter. They last longer and do a better job protecting the equipment in terms of catching dust and minimizing airflow restriction (when sized/installed correctly). The replacement filters are more expensive upfront but can last upwards of 6+ months in some scenarios. I second this recommendation. I thought at one point that they were a standard accessory with new Carrier/Bryant furnaces, but they may actually be an add-on item. Something to discuss with the dealer.
This post was edited by ryanhughes on Sun, Mar 23, 14 at 18:27
Then there is a great chance the Spaceguard can be reused and relocated if necessary.
I also suspect that for high-efficiency furnaces, all those being proposed to you are somewhat oversized, but this would need to be verified by a load calculation. You will get the greatest advantage from multistage equipment when it is sized properly. They could be sizing based off the old equipment. On the coldest days (especially those we had this winter), did the existing furnace ever have to run constantly to maintain set temp? I know that the 1200 sqft basement is also being conditioned, but generally basements don't add a considerable amount to the heat loss/load.
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I would certainly expect that would be the case to reuse the space guard. On extra cold days, I would say it ran a fair amount of the time but it was really cold and we have a lot of windows so I don't see it as out of the ordinary. The furnace never "fell behind" in maintaining the temperature (i.e., it was always within 1 degree of what I set it at). I absolutely cannot say the same for the A/C.


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FRITCH (AP) - Authorities say 225 homes were destroyed by a fast-moving wildfire in the Texas Panhandle earlier this week, a figure that's more than double initial estimates.
Officials had previously said some 89 homes were leveled by the fire that began Sunday.
Texas A&M Forest Service spokesman Troy Duchneaux says the earlier estimate was based on an aerial survey and that the number rose once firefighters were able to enter the fire area in Fritch beginning Wednesday. He also says 143 outbuildings, such as well houses and sheds, were destroyed.
The fire was 90 percent contained Thursday.
Officials are attributing the death of one person to the fire — a man who suffered a heart attack. Flames forced the evacuation of about 2,100 people from a 4-square-mile area around Lake Meredith.
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I could see them showing one or two of the characters from the trailer... maybe BB-8 or something. Just as a snack to hold us over until Celebration and SDCC. I would be pretty content with a text-only powerpoint slide letting us know what scale the new figures will be in, or how articulated they will be.


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Ultraviolet Blue - This powdered oil based color is approved for soaps and lotions. Unlike some neon colors on the marketplace, it is FDA approved for soaps and lotions products. As a fun little twist, it does glow under a black neon light. For external use only (which means, no lip products). This colorant is not approved for eye make up.
Instructions for Use: To use in melt and pour, disperse and mix well in liquid glycerin (similar to working with a pigment). We found that our Mini Mixer makes quick work of the dispersing! While this is a non-bleeding colorant, if you add too much to your soap it can migrate into other colors in the soap design or stain washcloths. We recommend starting out at 1/16th to 1/8th teaspoon per pound for melt & pour soaps. For cold process, add 1 teaspoon of oxide to 1 tablespoon of a carrier oil like Sweet Almond or Olive Oil and mix well using a mini mixer. For more information on oxides in soap, check out this blog post.
To create the color in the sample of cold process soap above, we used 1 teaspoons of colorant in 1 pound of soap.
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That is what the story is. A lot of wealthy Russians and French in Dublin, Ireland this week. Well that's the intel from the downtown Dublin hotels.
Concerning Russian Money in Cyprus... My wife is from one of the Former Soviet States. When we honeymooned, as well as when I came back from my tour in Iraq in 2006, we spent time in Cyprus. Cyprus welcomes those from the former Soviet Union to travel and vacation there. Trying to go to Europe is much more difficult and more expensive for them. This is why Russians and others from Eastern Europe go to Cyprus for travel, and most likely why their money ends up there, too. It is easier to put your money in a place you can travel easier and establish relationships with your banker then to put it in Europe, where travel may be more difficult. Hence, will that money flow into Europe? Hard to say. This is my opinion.
Sounds to me like Russia is going to not only allow Cyprus sink, Russian businesses that have money deposited there are on their own! Russia does not like it when money that should be in Russian banks moves offshore!
MOSCOW (Reuters) - The Russian government will not aid businesses that have lost money in Cyprus, First Deputy Prime Minister Igor Shuvalov said, underscoring Moscow's resolve to clamp down on the flight of capital to offshore financial centers.
Major account holders, many of them Russian, will lose up to 60 percent of their deposits over 100,000 euros ($128,400) at Cyprus's largest bank under a European Union bailout to save the Mediterranean island from bankruptcy.
If Russians lose money "it's a terrible shame, but the Russian government will not take any action in such a situation," Shuvalov was quoted by the Interfax news agency as saying in a television interview on Sunday night.
Ireland has done much to improve their economic outlook, but I think there is still a lot of uncertainty remaining as to the outcome.
The depositors in Cyprus probably learned a valuable lesson, that capital preservation is more important than chasing yield.
I think banks in countries will strong financial positions and a long history of lack of default will be the big winners. The flight will likely be to safety.
Anything is possible but there are banks closer than Ireland to move money! Besides that, the early reports indicate there is not a mass drain of assets from the Cyprus banks. This looks to be a non event.


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Hi all,
This is kinda both a recipe and sanitation question, but anyway. I was thinking of brewing a coffee flavored stout, and of course I would need to add coffee. I was thinking of adding either grounds or full beans at some point during the brewing process and I was wondering if this would be safe sanitary wise? I could always add brewed coffee or espresso, but I don't have a good espresso maker, and I don't know if I would get the full flavor I would want from using regular brewed coffee. Any suggestions?
I just racked My Reindeer Fuel http://www.homebrewtalk.com/showthread.php?t=75249 on Sunday, and added the coffee. I was shooting for EXTREME COFFEE CONDITIONS, as it's going to be a Christmas ale....but I will do this again, adding only 1/2 or 1/4 as much Coffee. The Basic Stout is a pretty stand alone beer that does not need the coffee to be good. I would say that you are fine adding coffee to the secondary (I do) as long as you are reasonably clean about it. If it really bothers you, you could add Campdon to the Coffee 24 hours before adding it to the beer.
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Thanks for the advice, I've heard that adding coffee early in the process (primarily while boiling the wort) doesn't do much besides make your beer bitter. One thought I had was to added some course ground coffee during either the first or second fermentation (either by straining it out or using a seeping bag)
I haven't tried this myself yet, but there was a Sunday session show back in may where Spike, brewer at Terrapin talked about making a coffee stout by cold steeping the coffee, that is, adding coffee grounds to the secondary for something like 24hrs, and then racking off of that. I don't recall all of the details now, but they can be found in the show bellow.http://thebrewingnetwork.com/shows/T...pike-Buckowski
NOT saying anything about Spike other than his recipes are a bit more "Nailed Down" than mine. I will continue to do Cold Brewed coffee additions, because they are adjustable. If you add too much coffee to your secondary, you are screwed. You could always add more, but how many times do you really want to rack your beer?
The way a lot of people do it (myself included), is to "cold infuse" coffee and then add it to the secondary. I have done this a handful of times, with no contamination problems. Last one I did was a oatmeal coffee stout, which we called a "breakfast stout."
For a 10 gal batch, I steeped one pound of PREMIUM coarse fresh ground dark coffee in about half a gal of (boiled and cooled) water in the fridge for 24 - 48 hrs. Strained this through your standard kitchen strainer and added to the secondary. You will get less than HALF the original volume of water added, as the coffee soaks up a lot.
This was enough for a very pronounced coffee flavor - more than I would prefer, really. (though this is very subjective...I have compared to other coffee porters / stouts and it was similar) I have noticed that the coffee flavor does mellow over time. It has been about 5 months since bottling, and I enjoy the flavors a lot better now as they have married nicely.
If I were to do the recipe again, I would probably use 1/2 pound of coffee instead of one pound. I have never been a big fan of "added flavors" in beer, though, so....YMMV.
From what I understand, the cold extraction method will reduce / eliminate the amount of head retention destroying oils as opposed to HOT brewing the coffee.
Good Luck!
I think I'm going to try cold brewing the coffee and then adding it to either the primary of secondary (since most people seem to be suggesting it). Now to just choose the type of coffee, maybe either a Kenya AA or Sumatra.
I have no idea how this relates to beer but, alot of dark chocolate cake recipes that call for a bit if coffee flavor say to use either espesso grounds or [B]instant coffee[B]. Go figure, I can't. First time I go to play with coffee though, I'm going to try the instant grounds and see what happens. I'm a total noob though so don't quote me