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No thanks. Don't get me wrong. Halibut is good on it's worst day but the prices have gone outta sight at this joint.
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I had fish & chips and they were good, but it's hard to mess up fish & chips, especially when you're cooking Alaska cod or halibut.
My family of four ate here a few evenings ago, recommended by a friend. We found it overpriced, for starters. For two orders of halibut and chips, one cod and chips, and a kids' corn dog, plus two beers and two kids tetra-pak juices, we paid $78 before tip. I thought that was exorbitant given the amount of food and...
My husband and I ate here while staying at the Land's End Resort. Loved the Halibut, the batter was amazing, fish was hot and not at all greasy, the tartar was equally delicious. Left so full but wanting to eat more :) No sure which Hefeweizen we had on tap but it was very good too.
We ate here our last night on the Spit and were pleased. We tried to get into Captain Pattie's but they had a long wait. We walked down the boardwalk a short distance and found this place. We're happy we did.
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My husband had a bread bowl of clam chowder which was okay. Not having any other soups, I chose a salmon burger which was also okay. The service was reasonably quick, but I suspect that there are better choices nearby.
My husband and I ate here in June 2012 and enjoyed it, so we went back and enjoyed it again. Neat little spot . You place your order and serve yourself drinks. We ate the halibut and chips or French fries. Very good, friendly staff and great view.
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LAUNCHING a new venture in a recession is a brave move – but one that's paid off for two
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The Fallen Angel Bakery opened its doors on Solihull High Street in December 2010 and quickly became a firm favourite in the town, bucking the trend at a time when many businesses were being forced to shut down rather than open up.
That same success has also been won by another new borough business - Monkey Music. Set up by Knowle mum Becky Bate just a couple of months ago, she already has pre-school music classes full of babies and toddlers making a song and dance.
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Becky explained: "We've teamed up to promote each other's businesses by offering a great deal to those who have joined Monkey Music. Any child taking their Monkey Music sticker or t-shirt along to Fallen Angel in Solihull, will get a free babycino and chocolate brownie when their adult buys a drink.
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New York City Trip – 5 Places I Never Miss
For a guy who loves his fruits and veggies, the "Big Apple" can't be beat. New York City is a place that inspires me every single time I visit, and I was lucky to be there early this summer. I've been going to New York for years, and while I love hunting for new restaurants or book stores or furniture shops, there are few staples that I can't seem to pass up when in the city.
The Met
Located in the heart of Manhattan, The Met is as much an architectural gem as it is art museum. Besides the fact that it's one of the world's largest art galleries- it holds over 2 million permanent works!- it also is packed with an incredible array of temporary exhibits that I like to research before I arrive. If you get to visit, I recommend the rooftop garden. With a café and bar, it's the perfect place to sit and ogle the Manhattan skyline and Central Park.
The Whitney
As much as I adore The Met, it's the much smaller and less well-known Whitney Museum of American Art that I turn to first. I have always been a fan of American History, and the museum focuses on 20th and 21st-centuray American Art, pieces that tell the story of our country's modern history. My favorite aspect of the museum it that it sources many of its works from living artists and showcases young and upcoming artists each year.
Whether it's off Broadway or on, the theatre scene in New York is unbeatable. I always try to make time for at least one show, and on my most recent visit I got to see Wicked! I've been in the audiences of some of the most famous and long-running shows like Cats and The Lion King, and gotten to be one of only a few thousand people who have seen shorter-lived productions, but you just can't go to New York and NOT see a show. I think it's actually a state law…
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I never seem to spend as much time as I want to at the New York Public Library, a space whose history is almost as lovely as the building itself. The library originated in the 19th century from the combined efforts of all different kinds of groups- grass-roots organizations, social libraries, and private donations from bibliophiles and philanthropists alike. Each time I visit the newly-restored Rose Main Reading Room I feel like I've entered one of the great cathedrals of Europe- the ceiling is painted with murals that give the impression that you're actually look through the ceiling, up to the sky- but it's the thick red quarry tile from Wales that gives the room its powerful echo, reminding you just how big the space is.
Union Square Farmers Market
You can take a farm boy out of the country, but you can't take the country out of the boy! New York may be famous for its restaurant scene, but on a breezy day there's nowhere better to be than the Union Square Farmers Market. At the peak of the season, there are almost 150 farmers, fishermen and bakers sharing their New York-sourced goods, but there are also 60,000 shoppers enjoying the cooking & canning demonstrations, recycling & composting how-to's and general camaraderie of the market. I recommend grabbing some local cheese and tomatoes and fresh bread, sitting down in the grass, and watching the world pass by.
Best of all, New York is the perfect place for people-watching. No matter when you go, or where you stay, just make sure you have time to wander through the different boroughs and imagine your life as a New Yorker.
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Joseph Brodsky
Joseph Brodsky was born in 1940, in Leningrad, and began writing poetry when he was eighteen. Anna Akhmatova soon recognized in the young poet the most gifted lyric voice of his generation. From March 1964 until November 1965, Brodsky lived in exile in the Arkhangelsk region of northern Russia; he had been sentenced to five years in exile at hard labor for "social parasitism," but did not serve out his term.
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Joseph Brodsky Poems
A Song
I wish you were here, dear, I wish you were here. I wish you sat on the sofa and I sat near.
I Sit By The Window
I said fate plays a game without a score, and who needs fish if you've got caviar? The triumph of the Gothic style would come to pass and turn you on--no need for coke, or grass.
Belfast Tune
Here's a girl from a dangerous town She crops her dark hair short so that less of her has to frown when someone gets hurt.
A list of some observation...
A list of some observation. In a corner, it's warm. A glance leaves an imprint on anything it's dwelt on. Water is glass's most public form. Man is more frightening than its skeleton.
About a year has passed. I've returned to the place of the battle, to its birds that have learned their unfolding of wings from a subtle lift of a surprised eyebrow, or perhaps from a razor blade
A Polar Explorer
All the huskies are eaten. There is no space left in the diary, And the beads of quick words scatter over his spouse's sepia-shaded face adding the date in question like a mole to her lovely cheek.
Part Of Speech
...and when "the future" is uttered, swarms of mice rush out of the Russian language and gnaw a piece of ripened memory which is twice as hole-ridden as real cheese.
May 24, 1980
I have braved, for want of wild beasts, steel cages, carved my term and nickname on bunks and rafters, lived by the sea, flashed aces in an oasis, dined with the-devil-knows-whom, in tails, on truffles.
Letter to an Archaeologist
Citizen, enemy, mama's boy, sucker, utter garbage, panhandler, swine, refujew, verrucht; a scalp so often scalded with boiling water that the puny brain feels completely cooked.
Odysseus to Telemachus
My dear Telemachus, The Trojan War is over now; I don't recall who won it. The Greeks, no doubt, for only they would leave
I threw my arms about those shoulders
M.B. I threw my arms about those shoulders, glancing at what emerged behind that back,
Seven Strophes
I was but what you'd brush with your palm, what your leaning brow would hunch to in evening's raven-black hush.
Darling, you think it's love, it's just a midnight journey. Best are the dales and rivers removed by force, as from the next compartment throttles "Oh, stop it, Bernie," yet the rhythm of those paroxysms is exactly yours.
Dutch Mistress
A hotel in whose ledgers departures are more prominent than arrivals. With wet Koh-i-noors the October rain strokes what's left of the naked brain. In this country laid flat for the sake of rivers,
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The surest defense against Evil is extreme individualism, originality of thinking, whimsicality, evenif you willeccentricity. That is, something that can't be feigned, faked, imitated; som...Joseph Brodsky (b. 1940), Russian-born-U.S. poet, critic. Address, 1984, delivered at Williams College. "A Commencement Address," Less Than One: Selec...
A poet is a combination of an instrument and a human being in one person, with the former gradually taking over the latter. The sensation of this takeover is responsible for timbre; the realization of...Joseph Brodsky (b. 1940), Russian-born U.S. poet, critic. (First published 1979). "A Poet and Prose," sect. 2, Less Than One: Selected Essays (1986).
''Snobbery? But it's only a form of despair.''Joseph Brodsky (b. 1940), Russian-born U.S. poet, critic. "Flight from Byzantium," sct. 9, Less Than One: Selected Essays (1986).
''The delirium and horror of the East. The dusty catastrophe of Asia. Green only on the banner of the Prophet. Nothing grows here except mustaches.''Joseph Brodsky (b. 1940), Russian-born U.S. poet, critic. "Flight from Byzantium," sect. 9, Less Than One: Selected Essays (1986).
''Racism? But isn't it only a form of misanthropy?''Joseph Brodsky (b. 1940), Russian-born U.S. poet, critic. "Flight from Byzantium," sct. 9, Less Than One: Selected Essays (1986).
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I wish you were here, dear,
I wish you were here.
I wish you sat on the sofa
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2) In a large bowl, combine all seven dry ingredients
3) Stir thoroughly together.
4) In the center of dry ingredients, make a well.
5) In separate bowl beat eggs until frothy
6) Add milk, oil and mincemeat.
7) Pour the egg mix into well.
8) Stir enough to moisten.
9) If batter is lumpy, let it be like this.
10) Fill muffin tins 3/4 full with muffin batter.
11) Bake at 400°F (200°C) in oven for 20-25 minutes.
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|Each season we host a crochet- or knit-along, a virtual event in which knitters and crocheters come together here online to work on one pattern together, share their experiences, and to learn together. There's no need to sign up! Simply follow along with the blog posts at your own pace as you knit your project, and feel free to share your comments and/or photos as you progress.
|We asked you to vote on what knit project you'd like to make, and you picked our Glamour Jacket! Over 5,000 of you voted, and we're so excited to knit-along with you. Click here to download the pattern for the Glamour Jacket and see below for kits in four color options – all 20% off for a limited time!
To get this knit-along going, this week is about gathering your materials so that we can jump right in the week of April 6th. This lovely jacket is made in our Vanna's Glamour, a versatile, easy-care, acrylic and metallic polyester sport-weight yarn. It's also lightweight to give all your projects elegance and drape.
Starting the week of April 6th, our KAL host Kristy Glass will post her progress through the Glamour Jacket project, with updates coming every Tuesday. You'll know it's a dedicated KAL blog post when you see our special badge in the upper right-hand corner of the post. Don't forget to join our Ravelry group for this KAL as well!
In the meantime, meet Kristy through her video introduction below and please introduce yourself in the comments too! Let us know who you are, where you're from, and who you're making this top for!
|I am Kristy Glass and I am so thrilled to be infiltrating the Lion Brand blog to lead you in the 2015 Spring Knit Along! Even though I learned to knit as a girl, my passion for fiber arts has escalated at a very steep rate these past several years.
I returned to knitting and began crocheting about 8 years ago after I suffered an unexpected health setback leaving me feeling completely out of control. Hand work was a healing salve for my body and soul as I suffered through a long healing process. Thankfully I continue to use knitting to aid meditation, solace and a feeling of accomplishment. I knit year round, despite weather changes, and I am highly anticipating us all knitting together on this project.
I have completed over 100 projects including scarves, cowls, hats, hand warmers, phone cozies, afghans, pillows, sweaters and yarn bombing. My most recent passion has been making sweaters and actually wearing what I make!
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It's that time of year again! Come knit-along with us as we make one of the garments below. First, meet your Spring KAL leader, Kristy Glass (who's wearing the Granny Raglan Pullover, which she mentions in her introduction video below):
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So let's get started! FIRST you have to help us pick the pattern! Learn more about each of the patterns by clicking on their photos/names below and then come back to cast your vote. They're all so good, we predict a very tight race!
Votes must be cast by 11:59pm Eastern Standard Time, March 22nd, 2015. You must use the voting tool below to vote; comments here on the blog do NOT count as votes.
|Mitered Shawl
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|Glamour Jacket
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This knit-along is a virtual event, where all the participants make the same project together. Follow along with knit-along host Kristy Glass here on the blog and share your comments and photos. There's no need to sign up, and it's free to join! (New to knit-alongs? Check out our guide here.)
Remember, the winning pattern will be announced the week of Monday, March 23rd 2015 here on the blog and at that time we'll also give you details on picking up your supplies and getting started on the project!
Votes must be cast by 11:59pm Eastern Standard Time, March 22nd, 2015. You must use the voting tool above to vote; comments here on the blog do NOT count as votes.
Crocheters, look out for a crochet-along later this year, here on the Lion Brand Notebook.
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I now have a rhythm to my sweater. I've come to terms with the likelihood that I will probably not finish my sweater by March 18th, the last KAL meeting. As much as I would have loved to have finished a sweater in a month, a lot of things are going on, and sometimes while I wish all I could do is knit… that's not the case.
Why I Missed Week's Knit Along
This past week I didn't go to the KAL. My mom had a procedure so of course I visited her in the hospital. We're very close and I recently taught her how to knit. So, I decided we'd have our own knit along. She's a good student and very determined to finish her scarf. She has been working on it for a while, it's her first project: a simple scarf. She has gotten "crafty" as I like to call it, increased some stitches, done some yarn overs, as every beginner does, but no matter what, I'm very proud of her.
Learning From My Student
One of the things I love about how she has taken on knitting is that she has made it fun. When she makes a mistake, she doesn't get upset or frustrated. For instance, when she purls instead of knits, or when she twists her stitches, she simply says "Oh, I have been wanting to do that for a while." She embraces her mistakes as design elements. I think that's something us knitters and crocheters forget. It's not the end of the world if it's not perfect, you have made it by hand and with love, there have to be some design elements (that's what I now like to call mistakes).
Avoiding the UFO
I was afraid I might be procrastinating but the time I spent instead of going to the KAL was really important to me. Still, I have to finish and I cannot let this sweater become another UFO. The encouragement of all of you reading this and the need to keep up with a group are spurring me on. I'm off to knit!
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I've never been more determined to finish something I'm knitting in my whole life! I feel as though I am in the Knit-Along Olympics, competing against myself. It's not really a competition, but this week when I showed up with my ribbing, and everyone else had their back portion done and they were either finished or half way done with the front part of the sweater, I realized I needed to pick up my game. The group is spurring me on. I'm knitting like a fiend, trying to catch up to these ultra-fast ladies.
So I have run into a few hiccups.
As I was knitting, doing my increases every sixteen rows, I looked at my fabric and saw there was a big gaping hole in the back panel! I had dropped a stitch and it was ten rows back. How was I going to fix this? Will I have to rip it out?! How will I know where I was? I started to sweat. What to do …
I went through my collection of crochet hooks, and I'm going to be honest, I've never been so thankful for a crochet hook in my life! I took some calming breaths and saved the stitch, bringing it back up to the needle.
My next challenge? Counting rows …
I'm scared to find out what happens if I mess up the counting. Ann, the KAL instructor, had suggested I get a row counter, but what do you do about traveling? How do you know it won't get pushed? That's all I need, to think I'm on row 16 but I've really done 25 rows. Then what happens? I travel all the time with my knitting, how does one count rows while traveling on a subway?!
My mission and to end on a positive note!
I am on a mission to finish my front and back panels this week because I cannot wait to start the side panels and sleeves of my sweater. The good news is that I love knitting with Heartland®. It can only get better from here right?
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It's official: I'm making my first sweater.
I've worked at the Lion Brand Yarn Studio in New York City for two years and now that I am the Brand Ambassador for the company I thought I would take on a knitting fear: making my own sweater. I've been a knitter for a good portion of my life and I have yet to conquer knitting a sweater. How is it that I have knitted plenty of socks and not a sweater? This makes no sense to me, so I am going to rectify the situation.
Every Wednesday night, from February 11th – March 18th, I'm taking part in a Knit-Along at the Lion Brand Yarn Studio in New York City. In an ideal situation, I'd finish my sweater by the 18th of March, but this is my first sweater so give I'll give myself a little slack. The pattern I'm following is The Essential Fall Pullover made with Heartland®. I decided to get a little creative and instead of doing the three colors that the pattern calls for, I will be doing two. I'll be using Black Canyon for the front and back, and for the side panels and sleeves I'm going to be using Biscayne. I chose Black Canyon as the main color for the sweater because, like many people who live in NYC, black is a prominent color in my wardrobe. On the other hand, I'm also trying to get a little more colorful, so I decided to incorporate Biscayne for the sleeves and side panels. It will give it a nice "pop" and allow me to dress it down and up!
Since I worked in the studio for two years, I had the chance to really get to know my co-workers, and I got to see how talented and creative they truly are. Ann, who is the instructor for the KAL, is a machine knitter and teaches machine knitting at the studio, but she also is so creative when it comes to knitting garments. When I found out that Ann would be the instructor for the KAL, I was sold, it would guarantee that for at least once a week for the next month, I would get to see her. Her creativity is infectious and it inspired me to take this sweater making to another level.
For the first meeting she showed up with sketches (that she had made) of what her sweater would look like with the colors she chose. She also suggested going to Pinterest for color inspiration. I thought that was a really clever idea and plan on using that for other projects as well!
As you can see I started the ribbing for the back of my sweater. But the main reason for writing this is because I need your support in completing this project. There have been so many times that I have wanted to make a sweater and I've second guessed myself even though I know I have the skills.
So, I Need You – You Wise Knitters And Crocheters – Give Me Your Best Sweater Advice And Support!
Before I really get into the nitty-gritty of the back portion of the sweater – do you have any good tips for me as I embark on this journey? What did your first sweater look like? Is there something you are too nervous to make because it's just overwhelming?
Please use the comments below. You can keep track of my sweater making exploits here on the blog and by following me on Instagram and Twitter.
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It's our final week of the knit along. Time to talk about finishing up and showing off our projects! I hope that throughout the knit along you have been able to pick up skills and tricks that have not only helped you in this project, but that will carry over into others and help you approach lace with more confidence.
So who feels like that 90 inches is just too far away?
Rather than letting the shawl hibernate in your works in progress basket you may be able to modify it and finish up early. If it's too short for a shawl it might make a great cowl. Just sew the two ends together and you'll have a stylish accessory that will carry you right into the winter!
If it is long enough to wrap around your shoulders you can use a shawl pin to keep it closed and wear it like a stole like I did.
Now if you made it all the way to 90 inches you might find the shawl a little unruly at times. To keep it in place, try sewing a few buttons along one edge of the shawl. You'll then be able to wrap the shawl around you any way you like and secure it by using the yarn overs as button holes.
No matter how you style it you'll have a beautiful project that everyone will be so impressed that you made! I hope you all have had fun and learned a lot. Keep your questions coming this week as your projects move toward the finish line!
|About Grace: Grace DiLorenzo has been knitting for the last 10 years. What started as a hobby quickly grew into a passion. Her favorite things to make are garments and lace. As a teacher at the Lion Brand Yarn Studio in New York City she has been able to share her love of yarn crafting teaching beginning through advanced knitting and yarn dyeing classes. She has lead the first four in studio knit alongs and is excited to do it again!
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Welcome back everyone! It's week four, just one more week to go until we wrap up the knit along. Hopefully we're all starting to get some good length accumulated on our shawls but I'm sure for some it feels like that 90 inches will never come. Don't worry, one great thing about doing a project with such large needles is that it will move quickly. If you are getting close to 90 inches keep in mind that your shawl will grow a bit when you block it. When measuring, give the shawl a stretch, you may actually be there before you know it!
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Welcome back everybody. Its week three, we're halfway through the knit along and I'm sure you are all starting to see some progress. Some of you may be cruising along without a care but more likely you've ripped back so many times that if you have to do it again you'll be ripping out some hair as well! This week I'll show you how you can save the work you've already done, and your sanity, with a lifeline.
A lifeline is a piece of yarn that you thread though a row of stitches. Once it's in place you can rip back to the lifeline if needed without disturbing any of the work below it. I like to put a lifeline in after finishing a pattern repeat or after any part that I've struggled with and don't want to risk having to do it again. To put a lifeline in thread a needle with some waste yarn then thread the yarn through each stitch on your needle.
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Welcome back everybody! I hope you all had a fun week of swatching and getting started. This week I want to focus on something that is inevitable with lace knitting and many of you may have already run into…mistakes. The most common mistake in lace knitting is missing a yarn over. It is such an easy mistake to make that even veteran lace knitters make it from time to time. How do you know if this has happened to you? If you get to the end of a row and don't have enough stitches to complete the pattern, you have missed a yarn over. Although it may be tempting to just add a stitch and move on this will throw off the whole look of the pattern. To fix it you'll have to get to the root of the problem. I'm going to give you a couple tricks to help find the offending missed yarn over and fix it.
The first thing you'll want to make sure of is that you don't go too far past the mistake. One good thing to do is to count your stitches at the end of each lace row. Being able to "read" your knitting is another helpful skill. This is like retracing your steps to find the spot where things went wrong. Just read through the pattern stitch by stitch and try to recognize those stitches in your row. The yarn overs are the easiest to recognize, just a big hole. If it says YO in the pattern and you don't see a hole, bingo! You have found it! This can be difficult to do so don't worry if you can't see it at first.
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Hi, I'm Grace and I'm so excited to be leading the knit along for the Spring Lace Shawl.
This is a great project for both experienced knitters and beginners who are ready to advance beyond simple stitch patterns. With an elegant lace pattern and a chunky, multi-stranded construction, this quick knit will be the perfect addition to your wardrobe to curl up with on those cooler spring evenings.
I'll be posting every week giving you tips for getting through the project successfully.
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Mike's support of hiring quotas faces a stern test when he is passed over for a promotion to a less-qualified black man. Mike confronts the hiring manager, but his big mouth gets him in trouble again.
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As reported by the Deseret News, Mitt Romney, former presidential candidate, spoke at Southern Virginia University's commencement on April 27, 2013. Eleanor Barkhorn from the Atlantic focused on Romney's suggestion and encouragement to marry young. The Atlantic report states that Romney urged graduates to "launch out into the deep and let down your nets," just as Christ's disciples did. Romney used this Bible story of simple fishermen to help illustrate to the students the need "to be bold, selfless, unafraid of life's challenges." And according to Romney, one way to do so is by marrying young.
During the commencement Romney said the following about marriage:
"This is a promise: 'Launch out into the deep, and your nets will be filled.' How do you do that? Well, getting married is one way to launch into the deep. I'm so glad I found Ann when I was still so young. Combining your life with another person, particularly someone—men and women as different as we are, this combination is tremendously challenging and enormously rewarding."
Romney articulates the so-called "cornerstone" theory of marriage: that marriage is an institution worth building life on, not something to enter into once you're already established in life. This vision of marriage is countercultural at the moment, of course: As the National Marriage Project's "Knot Yet" report shows, people are getting married later and later, and more and more people are seeing marriage as a "capstone" to life's achievements rather than a foundation for those achievements (and inevitable disappointments).
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Wiencek was playing the 11th hole of Fripp Island's Ocean Creek Golf Course in 2009 when he reached down to pick up his ball. He was attacked by a 400-pound alligator that dragged him into a pond.
The case against Fripp Island Resort Inc. was handled in federal court but did not go to trial.
Attorney Mark Chappell said the resort's documents showed alligators were routinely fed by visitors. Chappell says his client was not warned.
Resort attorney Laura Evans would only say that the company wishes Wiencek well.
The arm was recovered but could not be reattached.
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An Ohio man who lost an arm in an alligator attack on a South Carolina golf course has received a settlement.
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2. Volcano
Doesn't the Caldera look lovely? What a romantic view. Ahhh… Wait! That is an active volcano that could explode at any moment and destroy large parts of Greece! It last erupted in 1950 and you can...more
3. Red Beach
Red beach had a huge landslide last summer and according to a source, another one later. Red Beach remains closed for public. Don't go down to the beach for a swim, just watch from up the cliff since...more
5. Wine Tasting
Santorini produces some of the best wine in Greece and most of the wine producers on the island have tours of the wineries with tastings at the end. You have several places to chose from and i have...more
6. Sunsets
Santorini is one of those places where you have to watch the sun go down. Because of it´s steep location where the cliffs drop right in to the sea, the sunsets are spectacular and you get the profiles...more
7. Pyrgos Village
I hike to Messa Gonia one morning and decided to follow the trail all the way up to Pyrgos. It's not that steep but near the top the trail has some areas where its made of pumice and a bit dusty. Most...more
8. Kamari Beach
A very good swim, with a great surprise - no sand. No sand, but no rocks, too. The soil is so compact that we felt like in a tarmac surface - smooth but extremely hard. With a great surf, that...more
9. Mule Path
It's a very steep and long pathway from the harbour to the city, and the mules going up and down are a very typical sight. But the dirt, smells and flies didn't invite us. We preferred to use the...more
10. Akrotiri Excavations
As this site is the best known Minoan site outside of Crete, it is a very important and interesting place. There are visible walls (some three stories high), streets, pottery, furniture and even a...more
11. Ancient Thira
Ancient Thira is situated on top of a high cliff just above Kamari. It is an excavated site of the foremost post-Minoan settlement on the island. The buildings are spread over a long terraced area and...more
12. Walking
The walk from Fira to Oia along the caldera is one of the prettiest walks i have taken in the entire world and i have been to +70 countries and travelled non stop for more than 20 years. You have a...more
13. Thirasia
Restaurant "Panorama" in Manolas Village, Thirassia happened to be one exceptional experiance for me. After enjoing a simple but good self-service food with friendly people despite lots of work, I...more
14. Perissa
What can I say about Perissa, well, it's very quiet and very laid back and it does have a camp site, a nice church, which is the largest Church on the Island. We took the bus from Fira to Parissa, and...more
15. Emborio
Emborio is situated on the south side of the island. It's a traditional inland village with a lovely traditional centre. The lower part of the village is not very attractive but you have to go up to...more
16. Hiking
The easiest method of travel between the two villages is the bus, but hiking between the two is a magical experience. You can hike the 6+ miles easily and get some great photos as well as meet the...more
17. Imerovigli
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18. Perissa Beach
By mid morning we had arrived at Perissa, a long beach extending for 8 km with sun shades and lounges arranged along the beach. Along the beachfront were countless restaurants offering all sorts of...more
20. Firostefani
Between Fira and Imerovigli, one of the spots with the best view on the island. Even if officially considerated as a distinct village, Firostefani is the continuation of Fira. It is a quiet village,...more
21. Kamari Village
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22. Megalochori
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Avalon Consulting, LLC, a leading implementer of Big Data, Web Presence, Content Publishing, and Enterprise Search solutions, today announced record revenue in 2012, representing a 32% year-over-year growth, as it marks its 10 year anniversary in business. Company owners Tom Reidy and Casey Green highlight NoSQL and Big Data implementation capabilities as the key catalysts to Avalon's increased revenue in 2012 and expect the firm to continue rapid growth in 2013. Avalon plans to hire additional senior-level employees with technology skills such as Java development, XML, Hadoop and NoSQL databases in 2013 to further support its growth.
"Our 10 year anniversary and the growth we've experienced in 2012 mark a very exciting time for Avalon," said Tom Reidy, CEO, President and Founder of Avalon Consulting, LLC. "During the recession, when many technology companies were tightening their belts and scaling back, Avalon chose to make strategic business investments. We identified opportunities for growth in the market and made a commitment to further developing our team of architects who can deliver superior technology implementations. As we celebrate 10 years, I am proud of our team and the services we deliver our clients, and excited for the opportunities ahead of us."
Founded in 2003, Avalon has continued to experience growth in its client base, office locations and revenue. Avalon attributed its success to four key pillars - developing a highly focused business model that is centered on ensuring client success; forming a limited number of highly strategic vendor partnerships; expanding an employee base with exceptional senior-level architects and its willingness to invest in training for highly skilled employees in emerging technologies. In addition to the record financial performance, in 2012, Avalon was recognized as MarkLogic Corporation's "Innovator of the Year."
"Avalon Consulting, LLC is a key integration partner for MarkLogic, and the organization's focus on innovation is a valuable asset when identifying customers' requirements and successfully implementing enterprise NoSQL solutions," said David Ponzini, Senior Vice President, Corporate Development at MarkLogic.
Upon its founding, Avalon achieved immediate success through expert implementation of large-scale Enterprise Portals. The company subsequently expanded into deployment of large Web Content Management and Enterprise Search solutions servicing dozens of Fortune 500 clients while being named "Partner of the Year" by Vignette Corporation for three consecutive years. Avalon expanded the number of senior-level architects on staff through hiring of employees instead of using contractors and grew through word-of-mouth referrals and repeat business rather than a reliance on outbound sales. This model allowed Avalon to provide superior quality service at an exceptional value without hassles and pressures that often accompany the engagement of a consulting organization.
Headquartered in Plano, Texas, Avalon also has offices in Washington, D.C. and Austin, Texas and recently opened an office in Chicago. The company services clients across all of North America. In 2012, additional Avalon key accomplishments included:
- Established formal partnership with Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology (RHIT); Dr. Sriram Mohan, faculty member of advanced databases, will join the company on sabbatical for a one-year period from August 2013 through July 2014 before returning to RHIT.
- Surpassed five licenses for Avalon's Unified Search Platform (USP), further validating our unique expertise in delivery of elegant Enterprise Search user interfaces. USP is now operating in production against instances of IDOL, Ultraseek, Solr, MarkLogic, and Google Search Appliance.
- Announced early introduction of the Unified Search and Analytics Platform (USAP) for advanced Big Data Analytics solutions that combine structured and unstructured data in one business intelligence solution; filed for provisional patents to protect key innovations within USAP.
- Launched ADEPTCentral as a standalone Learning and Performance Management consulting company that provides expertise to academic, corporate and movement entities.
About Avalon Consulting, LLC
Avalon Consulting, LLC implements Big Data, Web Presence, Content Publishing, and Enterprise Search solutions. We are the trusted partner to over one hundred clients, primarily Global 2000 companies, public agencies, and institutions of higher learning. Avalon is known for providing clients a superior engagement experience through a combination of business acumen, intellectual curiosity, collaborative work style, and strong partnerships with award-winning vendors. Avalon's deep technical expertise mitigates project risk and reduces total cost of ownership for our clients. Headquartered in Plano, Texas, Avalon also maintains offices in Austin, Texas, Chicago and Washington, D.C. For more information, please visit www.AvalonConsult.com.
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Pittston Area art teacher Judy Greenwald was pleased with the first day of the seventh annual student art exhibit at the high school but said uncontrollable circumstances prevented more people from attending.
"Opening night there was a lot going on that night," said Greenwald. "Football was having a fundraiser and other things. It was mostly the parents of the students in the exhibit in attendence."
Greenwald said that with some of the upcoming school events, including the spring concert, more people will be able to see the exhibit.
The exhibit opened on May 1 and will be open to the public between the hours of 4 and 5 p.m. Monday through Friday until the end of the month.
The exhibit consists of approximately 500 pieces of artwork by students in all grades from freshmen through seniors.
Greenwald said those students involved in the program, whether the class is an elective or a requirement as the freshman class is, are automatically added to the exhibit.
Some do not look forward to the attention at first, Greenwald said, but as the time gets closer, they change their minds.
"All students want their stuff shown, they like recognition," said Greenwald. "The freshmen have to take art, so they're not all into it like the electives so they think 'I don't want it in' but when the show comes around they get more involved. They usually do a very nice piece regardless because they do it in water color. I try to give them something that they feel accomplished with."
This year the freshman class did water color landscapes, while other students displayed self portraits and still lifes.
At the center of the floor is a giant shoe that Greenwald said the students do a piece of artwork on from their favorite artist.
The reaction some students get on their artwork doesn't surprise her at all because she knows how talented her students are.
"People are always amazed, they can't believe the talent of some of these kids," Greenwald said. "Even the kids who took art simply as an elective wound up learning a lot and produced a good self portrait. They're amazed how much they can make it look like them.
"A lot of kids will take it as sophomores and they continue with it afterwards. The big thing is giving them that feeling of accomplishment."
Greenwald anticipates that most students will continue to display their talents on the Second Fridays Art Walk in downtown Pittston event throughout the summer.
"Some students will be doing the artwalk," she said. "Every year is normally new students and over the next few weeks and into the summer I'm sure I'll still be having students do work on it. I think they'll enjoy working on it periodically in the summer."


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