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Gone are the days when the Paas dye kit was the most exciting way to color your Easter eggs. Over the past few years the ideas I've seen online for decorating hard-boiled or hand-blown eggs have become more elaborate and more beautiful.
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5 Mistakes to Avoid When Baking a Whole Ham
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Hurray if you've decided to make a holiday ham; it's my favorite main dish for any large gathering! Even though there isn't much cooking involved, there are a couple of things to avoid when buying and preparing the ham so you have the perfect centerpiece for your special meal.
7 Kosher Side Dishes for Your Passover Table
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Side dishes often get short shrift at big meals like Passover — a mere afterthought to the glorious lamb, brisket, or other centerpiece dish on your table. Not this year! Here are 10 fabulous (and kosher!) side dishes that will complement any Passover table, from a simple arugula salad to roasted sweet potato rounds topped with bright green pesto. These sides might just steal the show.
Recipe: Donal Skehan's Roast Lamb with Green Garlic, Lettuce & Peas
Easter Recipes from The Kitchn
In springtime, wild garlic appears all across Ireland in shaded woodland areas. It is easy to recognize from its distinctive garlic smell. There are two varieties which can be found: one has a long three-cornered stem and the other has a large, broad leaf. The leaves can be harvested and treated like any salad leaf. In this roast lamb recipe, I use the unique garlic taste in a pesto served alongside sweet slices of lamb leg.
Why We Eat Hot Cross Buns at Easter
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When I think about Easter, there are a number of foods that immediately come to mind. They include hard-boiled eggs, ham, and roast leg of lamb, not to mention jelly beans, Peeps, and Cadbury eggs. But above all else, the one thing that stands out as the food of the season is hot cross buns.
Growing up I could always count on my mom to bring home a fresh package of hot cross buns, the second they hit the shelves. Over time I came to learn the tradition behind this seasonal sweet.
How I Clean My Kitchen for Passover (and Spring!)
Passover 2015
Cleaning the kitchen for Passover is a surprisingly serious business. Observant Jews go to great lengths to rid their kitchens of all chametz (any products made from wheat, oats, barley, spelt, or rye) and make physical and spiritual separations between their year-round kitchens and their Passover kitchens. The first year I attempted the task, I started out strong with heaps of enthusiasm and a fresh pair of yellow rubber gloves to boot.
Flash forward many hours later, and I finished in a heap of complete and profound exhaustion.
21 Recipes for a Sweet & Happy Easter Brunch
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Easter is a day for brunch — whether you eat it first thing in the morning, or well into the afternoon, when the Easter egg hunt is over, with chocolate eggs for hors d'oeuvres. Brunch is also the best excuse to eat with friends and family early in the day, with sticky buns, ham, and platters of asparagus offered up for spring.
We have recipes for you, from make-ahead lemon rolls, to beet-pickled deviled eggs, to Earl Grey hot cross buns, to breakfast sangria. Let these 21 recipes help you celebrate with the people you love.
Recipe: Beet-Pickled Deviled Eggs
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Deviled eggs are pure genius. They take hard-cooked eggs — already one of the world's most perfect foods — and elevate them into an elegant bite that's worthy of any appetizer plate. From summer picnics to Easter brunch, afternoon snack time to Sunday supper, deviled eggs are more than up for the occasion.
Deviled eggs are also one of the easiest appetizers we know how to make. Today, we'll show you the easiest, most basic method for these addictive treats, with plenty of ideas for making them your own.
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Our (continued) indecision about where our vegetable and herb garden should permanently go at our new place means we missed the boat on planting anything this spring (check out our edible gardens of years past here and here). But in an attempt to grow something this year, we've come up with a temporary solution. And it involves this galvanized tub:
We figured we'd just do a potted herb garden this year, with only a few "edible essentials" for our kitchen. Which is why we picked up a foursome of local and organically grown herbs (parsley, oregano, basil, and mint) at the farmer's market this weekend for $12. Speaking of which, you can read more about our trip to the market on BabyCenter today as part of their "Big Day Out" this Saturday.
But back to the tub. It was about $8 at Lowe's (way cheaper than any planter of that size) and to turn it into our herb pot, we figured it could use some holes for drainage in the bottom. They were a cinch to make with my little cordless drill.
To make them a bit bigger, I also wiggled a big nail around in them too. Oh yeah, and I made the holes in a heart shape. Maybe I was feeling romantic? Maybe I was subliminally professing my love for galvanized tubs? Or it was an ode to the L in YHL? Either way, this photo is about the most any of us will ever see of it.
Update: A few savvy commenters recommended that we test for lead just to be sure it wouldn't leech into our food if it was randomly present in the metal. We just used one of those $4 Lead Test Sticks from Home Depoton to test the seams, the inside, the outside, the bottom, and even the holes that we drill and it was negative. Whew. So that's definitely something to test for if you're not sure how pure your galvanized tin is (and you're using it for edible herbs)!
Also for drainage, we put a layer of gravel on the bottom (they were leftovers from the patio project). Hopefully they'll keep the majority of the soil from dripping out of my hidden hole-y heart.
Before adding any dirt, we did a quick "dry run" of the herb placement. The taller guys (basil and parsley) went in the back, and oregano got some special space on the side – since my oregano tends to get bushy. Yeah… not so sure I like the sound of that last sentence.
Of course, if things do well (i.e. grow big and strong) this tin could soon get a bit cramped. But hopefully we'll achieve "full" and not go as far as "so full it's bad." But if so, we can always transplant things into their own larger dedicated pots. You know if anything gets all diva on us. And we're keeping the mint from spreading like crazy by separating it in a buried pot (a tip we learned a while back at the farmer's market from a friendly local gardener).
You can see dirt in the bottom of the pic above. That's some organic potting mix that we snagged at Lowe's. It was about twice as much as the regular stuff ($10 vs $6, I think) but we figured since we'll be consuming these plants it was worth going the slightly more natural route (since they were organically grown up to this point).
We usually would use our nutrient rich compost pile, but since moving our DIY compost bins got a little jumbled while we got settled so we don't appear to have enough "ready" soil to use just yet (aka: things are still breaking down).
Here are the plants all in and soil-ed up:
Since the patio (which also got a bit soil-ed, as you can see) isn't very sunny, we decided to put the pot on our balcony-to-nowhere (right off of our living room and kitchen). Despite being between two sections of house, it gets a remarkable amount of light – almost the closest thing to full sun that we have on our mostly shaded property. Plus it's pretty darn convenient to the kitchen.
The beauty of having our herb "garden" potted this year is that we can move it around to test other sun spots if we find that this one isn't doing the trick (since we're still trying to wrap our heads around sun patterns here). Heck, it might even help us decide where to put a more permanent garden next year (gotta find that sweet spot). And if we decide to keep this potted version around, it'll still look good on the larger deck that we plan to build out here eventually. Maybe even as an oversized centerpiece on an outdoor table?
And since no herb garden story is complete with an artsy close-up of your plant labels – here we go!
If you're wondering, Colonel Oregano is not some weird variety of oregano. It's just me being weird. I decided it'd be funny to take our simple popsicle stick labels and give them the Clue-character treatment. You know like Miss Scarlet and Colonel Mustard? Here's my whole cast of made up herbs / suspect names. Yes, I'm what Sherry's dad likes to call "a strange bird" (he's also the man trying to single-handedly bring back the term "sick puppy").
Next year if we decide to grow peppers it will be tough deciding whether to give it the "Sergeant" or "Doctor" title. Though the idea of a Dr. Pepper plant sounds pretty awesome, so maybe I've already made my decision.
What are you guys growing this year? Anything sprouting up particularly well or deliciously? Anything not showing as much promise as you'd like? Anything murdering someone in the conservatory with the lead pipe?
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Living in Phoenix, our planting season is almost over. I ahve managed to get about 500 pounds of tomatoes from three plants. I might be exagerating about that weight…but it is also possible that this is true. This is my first spring planting at this house, and I think that my hosue was once a nucleur reactor site or something…things grew bigger and faster than I have ever seen.
A word about the mint…it's like a bully in the clasroom, and will suck all available space out of that tub. I recomend a consistent discipline schedule…trim early, trim often…let her know whose boss…
Since Katrina already warned you about the oregano spread I'll just say that I love galvanized tubs and yours looks really nice filled with the herbs sitting on the balcony to nowhere.
I didn't plant anything edible, but I did start a wee garden in front of my house: http://melodyjmartin.wordpress.com/2011/06/08/thank-you-miller-and-your-plant-farm/
I have yet to name them awesome names though! I love John's twist on labeling the plants.
I have tomatoes, okra, and strawberries that are somehow not only alive but seem to be thriving. My romaine lettuce is extrememly bitter (it has gotten way too hot in Alabama for lettuce). And, I killed my iceburg lettuce on the deck with a pair of scissors. I am claiming my husband as an accomplice..he said it would be fine to cut it back that far…
Great idea for planting herbs, I may have to do this!! Right now, I've got Chinese Eggplant, yellow bell peppers, blue lake green beans, cucumbers, and super sweet watermelon growing. Got some baby tomatoes, one eggplant, a few cucumber flowers, and one watermelon flower. Going on vacation next week, so I'm sure it will go crazy while we are gone, but my sister will be here to hold down the fort, and my mom will come supervise the sprouts while we're gone. I'm hoping to have some stuff to take with us (going camping with the IL fam) cuz nothing beats produce you are growing yourself!
I absolutely love this!! We have a garden as well, but I loved seeing it in a galvanized tub- what a great affordable alternative to a planter! And the very best part? The names. Clue is my favorite, favorite movie ever- and (just about) everyone I encounter has never seen it. Love it!! I will have to try this out somehow in my home. This put a smile on my face and I know I will smile and laugh about it all day!
That looks so cute……I want one. ;-) I would have to have rosemary though, as it is supposed to stimulate hair growth *on your head*, and mine gets thinner by the year. LOL *just a little FYI there*.
My husband plants a box garden every year. This year he planted, tomato's, several different kinds of peppers, kohlrabi, summer squash, decorative gourds and pumpkins, carrots, SO FAR. He will add a few more things, like radishes. We have strawberries as well. This year, he tried something different. To keep the cats from doing their business in his freshly planted garden. He made taller *removable* sides for each box, made arches and stapled plastic. They are like mini greenhouses. We shall see how this works. ;-)
LOL….I'm going to start giving my little one rosemary baths and fill her baby pool with rosemary….no hair! I just want to put her hair in pigtails….and no hair!
Potion for hair growth……put one cup olive oil in a glass bowl with handles. Place the glass bowl on top of a pan of water. Heat the water until the oil is warm. Then take about 6-8 sprigs of Rosemary, strip the leaves *whatever those are called* off the stems. Heat the olive oil and rosemary for a few minutes. Then stain the rosemary off, let it cool. The recipe said to use the entire cup of oil….*OH MY LORD* my hair is VERY SHORT and VERY THIN right now. I will use about a quarter cup and rub into scalp. Leave on scalp for 15 minutes, then wash hair as usual. I haven't tried this yet, BUT plan to soon. The rosemary is supposed to stimulate hair growth.
I just heard another tip * a must for little girls hair*. My pastors wife just told me of a family of five girls she knew. They all had long thick beautiful hair. She asked how they kept their hair so beautiful, long and thick. The mom said she used HOOF MAKER from a Farm/Feed Store. I myself used it years ago, for my finger nails, did not know you could use it in your hair. You just rub a bit in your scalp, let set for a few minutes, then wash hair. TUESDAYS TIPS for DIYing long thick hair. LOL
Love the idea of using the galvinzed tub. Its much more attractive than my miss-match of random pots.
This year my basil is flourishing as well as my oregano, sage, and marajoram.
Are you guys worried about health risks involved with planting in the galvanized tub? I saw this on Jamie Oliver's Food Revolution, but when proposing the idea to my boyfriend, he said he'd be leary of planting in the galvanized metal!
Did you guys research this? Have any insight? I love the look and would LOVE to have one of these on my back porch as well!!!
this link has some useful info about planting in galvanized tubs: http://gardeningwormcomposting.com/2011/01/16/is-galvanized-steel-harmful-to-the-soil/
I've got a cherry tomato plant, and a basil plant. there are some other herbs popping up but not enough to use any of them..the basil and tomatoes are awesome though!
Love the galvanized pot you used for your herbs.
Hi, Your portable garden looks great! If I can make a plug for NOT purchasing vegetable/herb starts at big-box stores . . . Two years ago, nearly every tomato plant in southern New England, from little home garden plots to nearby organic farms, was wiped out by a terrible tomato blight. A summer without tomatoes. Can you imagine it? Regional agriculture organizations believe the fungus began in tomato starts (the baby plants you buy to start your garden) raised in the south for big-box stores and distributed throughout the eastern part of the country. The fungus can't live in the hot south so it's not a problem there, but it can live up here in cooler temps and there was even fear that it would overwinter and wipe out the following year's crop if we didn't have a good, hard winter to kill it. The summer with no fresh, local, organic tomatoes was truly tragic, especially for family farms that rely on CSAs and farmers markets for the bulk of their sales for the year. We had to pull up and bury all the plants so the spores wouldn't travel in air. So please consider the importance of local, organic sources for your garden starts. The closer to the farm, the better. It's a good rule to live by for pretty much everything we eat! Thanks.
Strange Bird & Sick Puppy had me lol'ing hehe!
Love the tub idea for a garden!
You just wanted to snap more pics of those amazing curtains huh? ;)
I've been trying my hand at gardening this year, so far we have tomatoes, basil, rosemary, broccoli, and strawberries. I'm going to try to plant some green beans tonight…hopefully it's not too late! OH – and Target has some awesome planters on clearance now. I grabbed 2 about the size of your tin one for $6 a pop! <3 Target!
This is my spring/summer living in Dallas, Texas (having spent the rest of my natural live in the Hoosier state) and I completely missed the growing season. I walked into the local greenhouse and asked where their veggie plants were and the employee laughed at me — yes, laughed! They had three very sickly little guys in the back that I took home with me. They were doing great initally, but have since started looking sickly again. This might have to do with the 1-2 punch of 100 degree June days and no water for 2 weeks while the hubs and I were on our honeymoon in Tahiti (I remembered to have someone feed and water the cat. That has to count for something). Next season, we're going to build a raised garden with an integrated watering system on a timer. Probably.
I think this weekend I'm going to risk getting laughed at again and go see if the greenhouse has any herbies left. Then maybe I'll head next door to the Home Depot and see if they have any galvanized tubs – imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, right?
So my hubby's tip is to do all your planter box filling in the grass, so the dirt spillage doesn't have to be cleaned up off the patio! (I saw the dirt on the patio in your picture). It's a pain to move my buckets and stuff into the grass, but it does make for less clean-up.
Also, we fill the bottom of our planters with packing peanuts (styrofoam). Doesn't add any weight, takes up a lot of the empty space, provides drainage- it's perfect!
Just a couple tips for ya!
Weeds…that's all I know how to grow!! And there is a tree growing out from under my front porch…gotta chop that down ASAP!!
I've said this before & I'll say it again..hooray for you guys buying locally!! Have you ever had a basil gimlet? Oh man..delish (as Rachel Ray would say). Here's a good recipe:
I recently had one of these basil cocktails at one of our local pubs in Seattle (The Feedback Lounge-link above) where they also have lots of other unusual drinks made with herbs and veggies. As an example, a drink called the "Red Ricky" tastes like tart berries and cucumber. Sounds odd, but it was a very refreshing summer drink– for adults, of course.
What section of the store can I find these galvanized tubs? I searched the website, but nothing came up.
Unfortunately We don't have a garden like you. But have a big balcony full of flowers and now we have some vegetables. I hope we can eat our cute tomatoes. But as soon as possible I will have a pot like you… I love it.
I love your herb tub and their names!
I'm growing a bigger crops of goods this year as I put in (8) 4'x8′ raised bed gardens made out of cedar. I also have an herb post which hangs eight small pots. Having such a great time with it all this year!
My planting diagram is here: http://thelifeingreen.com/2011/06/17/my-kitchen-garden/
We are fortunate to live in an area with lots of farmstands within walking/riding (and driving) distance of our home, but finally went the farm share route and are splitting it with another couple (still way more produce than two adults, a toddler, and the pending arrival of an infant need in a week) since neither of us is really good at making things other than weeds grow. We're loving the locally grown organic produce that gets picked up weekly and that we're supporting a local farm.
I live in the UK, in a Flat (apartment) I bought a living salad which was meant to only last for 10 days, i've had it for 2 months… also i was given 2 tomato plant seedlings, which have grown to about 4 ft tall on my kitchen windowsill! they even have a tomato growing on them!
the person who gave me the seedlings are so jealous as theirs are still about 12inches tall! haha – monster plants!
Also whats the vents on the floor infront of the slidey door?
My husband walked out the back door early one morning to let our dogs out and watched as a giant mule deer ate all my tomato plants. It was a sad day in the Wright house. I've notice he's also been snacking on my lettuce, but there's plenty of it to go around. We still have peas and carrots and I just went out and bought some more tomato and cucumber starts and put them in a front flower bed. I'm hoping that putting them up close to the house will deter our 'neighbor'. Oh, I am also nursing some ground cherries. They barely managed to survive a SUPER late frost. We'll see what becomes of them.
I've been growing basil, but started mine from seed, so they're not very big yet. Hoping they sprout up a bit more so we can actually use some without taking the whole plant for one use!
We have done the same thing both last year and this year for herbs (& I think we used the same tub from Lowe's!). It worked out really well for us except that we ended up having to cut down the number of plants we put in it because they were all getting too big. Now, the tub only has chives and cilantro and our rosemary, basil and oregano are in our "big" garden. I wish y'all were growing cilantro- I would love to see if it would survive the summer up in Virginia! It's just waaayy too hot here in Georgia for it to last much longer than a couple months :( Sending good gardening vibes y'alls way!
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Apparatus for securing one end of a lace to a shoe so that the shoe can be tied by lacing without the need to knot the lace ends together.
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United States Patent [1 1 Revny [54] SHOE LACE SECURING APPARATUS [76] inventor: Alexander Revny, PO. Box 431,
944 3rd Avenue, Hope, British Columbia, Canada [22] Filed: Dec. 18, 1970 [21] Appl. No.2 99,601
[52] US. Cl ..36/50 [51] Int. Cl. ..A43b 11/00 [58] Field ofSearch....,36/50; 24/117, 143 A, 143 B,
[56] References Cited UNITED STATES PATENTS 1,767,732 6/1930 Breadon ..24/l43 A X 1 Jan. 16,1973
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[57] ABSTRACT Apparatus for securing one end of a lace to a shoe so that the shoe can be tied by lacing without the need to knot the lace ends together;
1 Claim, 8 Drawing Figures PATENTEDJAH 16 1975 IN VENTOR. ALEXA NDER REV/W SIIOE LACE SECURING APPARATUS BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION A shoe lace tied and knotted in the conventional manner frequency loosens so that the shoe is uncomfortable or the knot becomes undone entirely whereupon the wearer must stop and retie his shoe and this is objected to by almost everyone.
SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS In the drawings:
FIG. 1 is a detail view showing certain parts of my invention;
FIGS. 2, 3 and 4 are detailed views of a portion of the shoe showing a preferred tying sequence,
FIG. 5 is a detailed view of a portion of a shoe with the present invention mounted in an alternative position,
FIG. 6 is a perspective view of a shoe incorporating my invention as illustrated in FIGS. 1 to 4;
FIG. 7 is a detail view of a modification of my invention; and
FIG. 8 is a view of the FIG. 5 version of my invention as it appears from inside the other shoe.
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS Referring to the drawings, the numeral 20 indicates a shoe having a tongue 21 which is overlapped by side portions 22, these portions defining an opening 23. The portions 22 are fitted with the usual eyelets 18 to receive a lace 16.
An elongated tubular member is indicated by the numeral 10 and this member has an open end 11 and an opposite end 12 which originally is opened and flattened as shown in FIG. 1. A wire staple 14 is used to secure the member 10 to the shoe, this staple having spaced apart ends 14a and 14b as shown in FIG. 2 for example. The member 10 is attached to the staple 14 by entering the end 14a in the end 11 and placing the end 14b within the end 12. End 12 is then folded over the end 14b and is crimped to lock the two parts together. This forms a peg which is generally indicated at 15, the peg extending upwardly parallel to the shoe portion 22 to which it is attached, near the upper end thereof, and preferably on the outside of said portion. It
will be noticed that the peg 15 is mounted so that only the lower end thereof is attached to the shoe by the staple 14 while the upper end is free to allow the lace 16 to pass between the peg and the outer face of the portion 22.
The lace 16 preferably is the type having opposite ends 16a and 16b which are fitted with the usual ferrules. In order to tie the shoe 20, end 16a of the lace is sli ped through the lowermost e elet 18 on the portion 2 which supports the peg 15. he ferruled end 16a may then be secured to the portion 22 by suitable means, not shown, but preferably it is merely inserted between the portion and the tongue 21 so as to be clamped therebetween when the shoe is tied. The lace 16 is then threaded through the eyelets 18 as shown in the drawings and so as to leave the upper part of the lace projecting above the shoe after tightening. This upper part of the lace 16 is secured to the peg 15 by means of one but preferably two half-hitches 160 which are formed in the lace so that they can be passed over the top of the peg and be tightened thereon. The ferruled end 16b is then extended across the opening 23 and is threaded through the uppermost eyelet 18 in the other portion 22. When the end 16b is tucked in between the portion 22 and the tongue 21 theshoe 20 is tied so that it is not likely to come undone while being worn.
' FIGS. 5 and 8 show the peg 15 mounted in an alternative position on the inside of the portion 22 with a stable 14 being used as before. The lace 16 has its upper end part secured to the inside peg 15 by halfhitches as previously described. A peg 15 secured in this position is hidden from view which some wearers might find desirable and it has been found that it causes no great discomfort to the wearer since the peg 15 is between the shoe portion 22 and the tongue 21.
In FIG. 7, both ends of the lace 16 are shown secured to a portion 22 of the shoe by means of staples 14. Two of the members 10 may be secured to the lace ends at this location if desired so as to keep the lace from fraying. The shoe is laced from the top to place the ends 16a and 16b in a position where they can be secured to a portion 22 as shown in FIG. 7 and this leaves the upper part of the lace doubled over toform a bight, the two parts of which are adapted to be pressed together and secured to the peg 15 by means of half-hitches.
Having thus described this invention, what is asserted as new is:
1. Apparatus for securing a lace to a shoe having side portions fitted with lace-receiving eyelets and defining a tongue opening, comprising a peg secured to one of the side portions near the upper edge thereof, said peg having one end detached from one side portion to permit entry of the lace therebetween, said lace lacing the shoe whereby an upper part of the lace is securable to the peg by at least one half-hitch.
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Fun place to go and hang and watch the planes come in and go out from Reagan National! The planes are directly overhead! Very dramatic and thrilling! There are a few picnic tables...
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Fun place to go and hang and watch the planes come in and go out from Reagan National! The planes are directly overhead! Very dramatic and thrilling! There are a few picnic tables and lots of area for the little ones to run around. I like to get out of the car and walk down the path to the open...
It's just an awesome place to go to and watch planes take off and land almost on top of you. I would give it a perfect score if parking weren't such a pain during warm weather weekends. Seems like everyone goes there. People park there to go ride their bikes on the trail or go for a walk. There is...
This park is just off the George Washinton Parkway (and you can ONLY access it from the northbound lanes - if you're heading south, exit at Reagan and then get back on heading GWP North and it will be the first exit). Most people come here for one of two reasons: park and watch the planes landing and taking off...
This is a simple park with lots of running space on the shore of the Potomac river between Crystal City and Reagan National Airport. Facilities are minimal (a few picnic tables and porta potties), but the big draw here is the airplanes. They fly super close and it's fun to go watch them. Selfies with an airplane are popular here.
Nice park on the North side of Reagan airport; plenty of parking, fields to play in and the Mount Vernon trail passes through the park.
But it's the perfect place to watch the fireworks on the 4th of July! It's fun to watch the airplanes take off and land at nearby Reagan National airport. Downside is that the facilities aren't very good.
We love this park - it's been a favorite of mine for years and now my family is hooked and we hook others all the time. So many people playing frisbees, riding bikes, jogging, kicking a soccer ball, fishing, climbing rocks, picnics, blankets, folding chairs...it's great. Right at the end of the runway for Reagan Airport. It's a short runway...
Go here and watch the airplanes landing at Reagan. They are directly over your head, and loud and cool. Kids will love it. There is also a nice bike and hiking trail, and its right on the river. There are soccer fields, and other play areas. Great place for a picnic.
I've been running straight through Gravely Point "Park" without stopping for 5 years. It is situated along the Mt. Vernon trail, just a couple miles from Memorial Bridge to the North and Old Town Alexandria to the South.
Sure, it has fields, but I wouldn't call it a park. It's an ok place to watch planes take off, but that...
Because it was such a beautiful day on Veterans Day we decided to enjoy the great outdoors. Got some cupcakes from DC Cupcakes and the grandsons could eat them in the park and watch the planes land. Our son is a pilot so we love watching the planes. Great park along the Potomac and watch the planes landing.
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We visited the park on dec 28. Loved the planes, but the park was overrun with trash. It was disgustingly filthy...dirty diapers in the parking lot, overflowing trash cans, and awful porta potties.
Seagulls everywhere with droppings all over the picnic tables. Such a sorry representation of our nation's capital.
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Sivamani talks about what lies behind his musical success
In the pantheon of Gods, Shiva is the destroyer, but his contemporary namesake, Anandam Sivamani - `Siva' to his fans - is the foremost creator of music in our times, who can `generate' melody from virtually anything - conventional cymbals to timbale to Batajon to more unconventional shells and conches and what may seem utterly bizarre - the biryani kadai. "While on stage, I practice a form of sound-based yoga known as `Naad Yoga' which transcends me to an altogether different mental plane, suffusing me with energy," he explains, when asked about the phenomenal vigour he manages to infuse in his performances. "Through a meditative technique, this state of mind is then passed on to the audience, to enable them to experience an out-of-the-world feeling," adds the mercurial drummer, who believes "audiences are the same all over the world."
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On being quizzed about the secret behind his mastery over such a strenuous medium, which, to the uninitiated, might seem an unseemly, unrelated and haphazard collection of instruments, Sivamani, who looks much younger than he actually is, admits to "a disciplined lifestyle and some exercise." "Before any performance, I create a basic framework in my mind, but when I am actually on stage it is more or less extempore, when I instinctively decide on the sound that will match the overall symphony, and then decide on the instrument to be used," explains the maestro, about the mental agility required to handle such a diverse array of instruments.Sivamani, who learnt the basics of music at a tender age from his father, S.M. Anandan, an accomplished drummer in the South Indian film industry, asserts that "whatever one learns at an early age, forms the foundation of later accomplishments" and attributes his iconic status "to the blessings of my parents, God and my gurus. Subsequently, I was inspired by the compositions and styles of international masters like Billy Cobham and Noel Grant." Asked about his take on the present Hindi film music scene, Siva says rather optimistically, "It is coming up, with a more international flavour being added by the present crop of composers."SILK, the five-member music group, which includes the likes of Shankar Mahadevan and Louis Banks, was conceptualised while Louis and Siva were travelling in Russia as part of a music group called SHANTI. "We decided to experiment with a fusion of Western Jazz and Indian classical that is energetic and acts as a catalyst for a new genre," explains Siva, about the genesis of SILK.Finally, any message, he wants to give to his fans? "Yes, be consistent, and have peace."A.P.S. MALHOTRA


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In a country where there is only a very limited tradition of outstanding hotels, the Prinicipe turns up as a surprising benchmark. Sure, there is the notorious Pelicano further down the coast. There you will find more class, a more upscale clientèle, and a real tradition of luxury. Here however, despite the eclectic mix of Forte dei Marmi clientèle, the Principe serves up a pleasing mix of very modern decor, truly excellent service, and real comfort. The hotel only opened a couple of years ago. Whilst not exactly "design" in the highest sense of the term, it is slick, clean and pleasing, if not always functional. The bar on the roof is a stunner, overlooking the whole coast. Complimenti to the management, who are running a tight ship - something which is hard to do here. Be careful of prices in the summer - they are too high.
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Has anyone here ever grown Erica caffra from seed? I ordered some and have no clue how to proceed. Do they need a cold stratification? What temperature is required for germination? Considering the very small size of the seeds I figure they have to be sown on top of the medium. In case they do germinate what about after-care? An already existing thread indicates they need an acidic, moist and well draining soil.
Suggestions would be highly appreciated!
Kirstenboch Arboretum in Capetown produces a product calles 'Smoke Papers'. I don't know if you can find them locally; but they are available from Nindethana Seed Service, Albany, Western Australia. Smoke treatment is essential in the propegation of nearly all South African Ericas.
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Jan 21st, 2015 by Kim
Are you Over 50? Are you interested in Bowling Green? Do you want to know more about your City's form of government? Then the 3rd Annual Over Fifty Citizen's Academy is perfect for you! The Academy will be held weekdays, Thursday, March 19 through Wednesday, March 25, 2015, for Bowling Green City residents age 50 and older.
A portion of the sessions will include bus transportation and very light walking, with accommodations as needed. The Academy is provided at no cost to participants. The participant is expected to attend each session throughout the five days. Applicants are chosen solely on a first come, first serve basis, using receipt of application to determine order.
Throughout this five-day course you will learn how we pay for City government, gather information about aging resources and services, be introduced to all of our City departments, find out about transportation needs and planning, and so much more.
For more information or to apply, please visit: http://www2.bgky.org/neighborhoods/pdf/Over_50_Citizens_Academy_Application_Form2015.pdf or contact Karen Foley at 270-393-3674. Application deadline is March 1, 2015.
Previous Over Fifty Academies have been a huge success with attendees providing the following feedback to City staff on evaluation forms:
• "After living here since the mid-70s it was extremely informative and educational to be exposed to all of the key areas of our city. I thoroughly enjoyed all of the presentations and tours and feel a much greater sense of appreciation for our City employees."
• "I felt every presenter was excellent. They really showed how much B.G. city government cares about the citizens and each showed great pride in their department and the work they do."
• "Loved, loved, loved this program! It so opened my eyes to what makes BG run. I had no idea. Thank you so very much for all your efforts pulling this together!!"
• "I have really enjoyed this. This is the best learning experience I have attended."
If you think this week-long Academy may be something you are interested in, please don't hesitate to contact the City or apply online. Space is limited and we're looking forward to another great program in 2015!!
Jan 20th, 2015 by Kim
Watch this week's Update BG and learn about the progress of the renovations at City Hall and City Hall Annex.
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After months (actually, years) of work, the City of Bowling Green Human Resources and Information Technology staff have accomplished a long-time goal: to have the City employment application process on-line where applicants can complete and submit an employment application electronically.
This new software was tested in the fall and became operational January 1, 2015. Now, anyone wanting to apply for employment with the City will complete and submit their application on-line. This new process also applies to internal employees wishing to apply for a transfer or promotion, as well as folks who want to volunteer in City government.
If you don't have a personal computer, please feel free to visit the Human Resources Department at City Hall (1001 College Street) and use one of the two machines set up in the lobby for applicants. Staff will be more than happy to assist anyone who needs help.
There are several benefits to this new software and process. Applicants will receive confirmation that their application was received; if someone wants to apply for multiple positions during the year, they can update and resubmit the same application; data entry by HR staff is significantly reduced; this software allows for review of the applicant's qualifications based on established minimum standards from the job description; and once an applicant is deemed to meet the minimum qualifications and has passed the criminal history check, the hiring department can view the application online.
The online application process is designed to be more efficient for staff and for those applying. Information on available jobs can be found at www.bgky.org/jobs by signing up for eNews at http://www.bgky.org/connect/newsletter or by calling 270-393-3667.
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Parker Bennett Community Center is one of two facilities with multiple services available through the City of Bowling Green Parks and Recreation Department.
The center not only serves as the location for a before and after school program, but can also be rented for birthday parties, baby showers, graduation parties, family reunions and more. Fall, Spring, and Summer camps are also held at the Parker Bennett Community Center.
The before and after school programs are free and provide services to school aged students from 6:00 to 7:30 a.m. and from 2:45 to 6 p.m. on school days throughout the school year. The facility is equipped with two pool tables, an air hockey table, two foosball tables and a bumper pool. Staff takes pride in helping students with their homework and ensuring the safety of each child.
The mission of Parker Bennett is to offer a comprehensive variety of quality recreational programs and facilities to the residents and guests of the Bowling Green community.
For more information about the before or after school programs, camps, or renting the Parker Bennett Community Center, please call 270-393-3249.
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Looking to get in shape for the New Year? Wanting to make resolutions to improve your health? Trying to lose those extra "Holiday" pounds you gained? Then check out Bowling Green Parks and Rec Fitness Facility. B.G.P.R. Fitness is a fitness center that offers a variety of programs, classes, and activities to help you achieve your fitness goals and get you more physically active!
Wanting to work out at your own pace? Then Individual Weight Lifting may be just the thing for you. Come in on YOUR schedule and work out in our 10,000 sq. ft. facility, offering the latest, top notch equipment to help you lose weight, tone, firm, or build your body.
Needing a little more direction and motivation with your work outs? Then check out our Instructional Training Sessions, designed to provide you the know-how, personalization and one on one training to assist you in achieving your goals.
Prefer a "group" atmosphere when it comes to exercising? Then B.G.P.R. Fitness is the right place for you! We offer a variety of group exercise classes such as Yoga, Spinning, Zumba, Boot Camp, Total Abs, Sculpting, Pro Fit and many more.
Fitness, Fun and Friends….you'll find them at B.G.P.R. Fitness, in our At Your Pace Shape up class and SilverSneakers Fitness Program:
At Your Pace Shape Up is a program designed for the person who is interested in reclaiming the variety of movement and the strength that helps make living pleasurable. This class consists of stretching, cardio-vascular exercise and
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The reality is that right here in our city, for a lot of different reasons, many kids may not see Christmas Day as different from any other day. No gifts, no celebration, just another day.
The Marine Corps Reserve Toys for Tots program is designed to keep that from happening. Each year the local Marine Corps League teams up with Bowling Green Firefighters to provide Christmas toys for local children that might not otherwise receive a gift of any kind.
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Last year was a great success with more than 400 local children having toys delivered to their door on Christmas morning by Bowling Green Firefighters…who play Santa in the effort.
Toys are still needed for this year's Toys for Tots program. Again, new unwrapped toys may be delivered to any City Fire Station. For more information you may call the BGFD at 270 393-3702 or visit www.toysfortots.org.
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Use first and secondary jutsu for shikamaru its for long range attack. also use always your assist specially choji and yamato it will help you to take down kyubi but use it wisely taking them in damaging will cause you kizu point, get it. plus by assisting you get 1 point kizu you must concentrate ino in healing use assist for her not to take much damage. you can also use her in assist but not always, it will poison the kyubi, if you have great paper bomb and paper bomb its better. but if you have power tag much better. i recommend you this, great/paper bomb, power tag and shadow strangle. at this point your in offensive. put all you high scroll atck and way in shikamaru, choji and yamato. def and chakra for ino. once the kyubi in high power mode it will use beast bomb in circling, tail and mouth, in circling beast bomb its better not to get close to kyubi but if you can penetrate under him much better bcoz he take time while casting this,this will give you time to do much damage, in mouth , i recommend you to stay where you are. this will be a chance not to take the damage by 50%. in tail simply run way from him bcoz this will be his greatest attack.
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When you lost choji and yamato and kyubi has 1/2 of his life i recommend you not to resurrect them but if you do it will be helpful but your kizu is in risk, you'll be able to gain again kizu point more than 50 points for you and ino. ino must stay in the game for you not to die, in short you and ino will do the offense. use ino to assist but still not always. Once the kyubi is in near death its up to you if you want to ressurrect the 2, if you do 50 points will remain but if not 100 point will remain and you'll be deducted by 30 points/ shinobi. by the way its only a tip. its up to you how you play it. i take this 11mins before the time ends and i got s. im a filipino. ^_^
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5-min drive from airport, if on foot, probably take around 30 min with luggage. The guesthouse is surrounded by green nature, close to the dock to Mykines and bus terminal to Torshavn. 10-min walk to a supermarket which opens till 10pm. The owner is friendly and helpful, provides useful travel info and pick us up from the supermarket. We stay... More
- Also Known As:
- Ro Guesthouse Vagar Island, Faroe Islands - Sorvagur