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Yes bring Ozzy to Halifax........ I am from Pictou County and we were going to take a car load of ppl to Montreal or Quebec City but noway its damn time we got some rock bands and legends come to NS.
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Filmmakers Joe Brewster and Michèle Stephenson follow their son and his best friend through the U.S. educational system. Though both boys start out at the prestigious Dalton School, circumstances later force one into a public high school.
Directors: Joe Brewster , Michele Stephenson
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Beth: Might I remind you that your husband is in prison?
Lisa: Yes, but at least what he stole wasn't worthless.
Matthew: I'll have a virgin banana daquiri, easy on the virgin.
Randy Stark: (reading Beth's aliases) Wolfman Jack, Tokyo Rose, Your Mama...
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Jimmy: I got my first scoop right here.
Dave: But how do you know these companies are merging?
Jimmy: I told them to.
Jimmy: I forgive you.
Matthew: Thank god, Mr. James, 'cause I was so afraid that you weren't ever going to... Can't breathe. Everything going black.
Lisa: Mr. James, I don't think his ribcage can take that much forgiveness.
Jimmy: Oh, I think it can.
Joe: Mr. James I found out what the freak did with your money.
Jimmy: Don't care. Still forgiving him.
Jimmy: I was thinking of maybe starting a new business. Something I was really interested in. Put my nose to the grindstone and build it from the ground up. Get enough money to buy myself a new speargun. Hunt down Matthew.
Dave: Sir, you don't want to kill Matthew.
Jimmy: Oh, sure I do.
Dave: Yes, we all want to kill Matthew, but what good would it do?
Jimmy: It would make him dead.
Jimmy: I have made you, look at this, almost two hundred dollars trading online in your name.
Matthew: Ah, that's funny because I was just online trading in your name.
Jimmy: You couldn't do that, son. You couldn't access my account. You don't know my secret password.
Matthew You mean "Marianne"?
Jimmy: How'd you know that.
Matthew: It's Dave's mom's name so I figured.
Jimmy: Matthew, son.
Matthew: Yes, sir.
Jimmy: How much did you lose?
Matthew: All of it.
Jimmy: How much?
Matthew: Seven billion dollars. You're welcome to borrow that two hundred if you like.
Matthew: This is just like that movie, Freaky Friday, except you're the mom.
Jimmy: And you're Jodie Foster.
Matthew: Finally.
Matthew: Permission to leave the office to spend the day at the zoo.
Dave: Oh, gee, uh, no.
Title: Freaky Friday
The title is borrowed from Mary Rodgers' novel of the same name (1972) which was first made into a movie in 1976 starring Ellen Burstyn and Jodie Foster. The story is about a teenage girl and her mother whose minds are implanted in each other's bodies and leading to a day in which each experience life from the other's point of view. The movie was wildly popular and opened the door to a rash of body-swapping comedies in the late 70's and 80's. A remake of the film starring Jamie Lee Curtis and Lindsay Lohan was released in 2003.
Matthew: Global Thermonuclear War
Matthew, on Mr. James's computer, begins to try to play solitare, and the computer responds "Would you like to play a game?" Matthew proceeds to type (and say) "Global thermonuclear war," which is a reference to the 1983 movie War Games. A potentially intentional coincidence is the actor from the movie was Matthew Broderick, which can spell Matthew Brock if you subtract a few letters.
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Scroll down this Conrad site for a timeline
A big Dickens page
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The Victorian Web take on George Eliot
Penelope Fitzgerald's obituary in Salon
A nice John Fowles site if you ignore the bright green border
An essay by Brooke Allen on Henry Green
Greeneland, as in Graham
A Hardy timeline
George Landow's Ishiguro site, Victorian-Web style
A guide to Henry James on the Web
Work in Progress, a good name for a Joyce website
Books and Writers on D.H. Lawrence
John Le Carre timeline and synopses
Flann O'Brien at Omnium
The Books and Writers Sillitoe page
The Guardian talks to Zadie Smith
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From YouTube user TennesseeAquarium: The Tennessee Aquarium has two new baby penguins. Both are macaroni penguins, Eudyptes chrysolophus, one of two cold-climate penguin species on exhibit.
Senior aviculturist Amy Graves and aviculturist Loribeth Aldrich introduced the pair to each other for the first time in this video. One chick is the offspring of Hercules and Shamrock, the other is the offspring of Paulie and Chaos – the parents of Pepper. Aquarium guests can see Shamrock feeding her chick several times each day while dad Hercules mainly acts as protector. It will be some time before keepers know whether these youngsters are male or female.
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August 29, 2014 Senator Chuck Grassley is pressing the Justice Department to heavily scrutinize the proposed acquisition by Tyson Foods of Hillshire Brands. more »»
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August 29, 2014 To Whom it May Concern (you know who you are) - I am tired - and quite literally so - of being overlooked and underappreciate. more »»
Letter to the Editor: Clean Water Act
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August 15, 2014 The White House has taken an irresponsible detour from the important fight against illicit drugs. more »»
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August 15, 2014 Superman, Wonder Woman and the Incredible Hulk all possess superpowers, but I enjoy supremacy even greater than x-ray vision, unlimited strength or the ability to fly. more »»
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Goal and model driven design of an architecture for a care service platform
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Abstract: | Service-Oriented Architecture holds the potential of allowing the development on-the-fly of flexible applications that can adapt rapidly by combining and reusing existing services. We believe that in order to react swiftly and coherently to changes, an architecture must provide a capability to capture how services, and the more complex applications based on them, realize business motivations. This research develops a framework and a method for goal-driven, model-driven, and service-oriented design. The framework includes goal modeling in the MDA stack, from CIM to code. By using this framework, we are able to create a system that is compatible with its business goals, and thus is flexible when business demands change. A case study demonstrates how our framework can be used to combine MDA, SOA, and goal modeling with business rules as an architecture for a care service platform. |
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Early Childhood Australia (ECA) ECA is the peak national organisation for the early childhood sector. This website has information and resources for professionals working with children from 0-8 years.
Family Day Care Australia This is the national peak body for family day care services. It's a member-based non-profit organisation that works to support and promote family day care services.
National Out of School Hours Services Association This is a national body promoting quality programs for school-age children during out-of-school hours.
National Quality Framework (NQF) The National Quality Framework aims to raise quality and drive improvement and consistency in education and care services in Australia. Beginning in January 2012, the NQF applies to most long day care, family day care, preschool (or kindergarten) and outside school hours care services. The framework is overseen by a new national body – the Australian Children's Education and Care Quality Authority (ACECQA, see above).
Australian Childhood Foundation This non-profit organisation works to support children and families affected by family violence, abuse and neglect. The website has information on counselling, advocacy and research, as well as training programs for parents and professionals.
Domestic Violence Resource Centre Victoria The Domestic Violence Resource Centre is based in Melbourne and offers a telephone support and referral service. The website has resources, information and advice on family violence and sexual abuse, as well as a national service directory.
National Association for Prevention of Child Abuse and Neglect (NAPCAN) This organisation runs a range of programs and education campaigns to prevent child abuse. The website includes downloadable positive parenting resources.
Community Builders New South Wales This NSW Government website is an electronic clearing house for everyone involved in community-level social, economic and environmental renewal, including community leaders, community and government workers, volunteers, program managers, academics, policy makers, youth and seniors.
Early Childhood Australia Position Statement – Children of Asylum Seekers This paper describes the developmental needs of children of asylum seekers, children of refugees and children who are held in detention.
Federation of Ethnic Communities' Councils of Australia (FECCA) FECCA is the national peak body representing Australians from CALD backgrounds. The website has resources and publications on multicultural issues.
FKA Children's Services (Victoria) This organisation works with kindergartens and child care services in Victoria to provide more inclusive environments for people from CALD backgrounds.
Health Care Providers Handbook on Muslim Patients (PDF doc: 94.7kb) Informed by the Islamic Council of Queensland, this document presents information for professionals who deal with the medical, social and welfare needs of Muslims.
Multicultural Mental Health Australia This organisation works to improve mental health in CALD communities. The website has translated mental health resources that mental health professionals can use with clients from diverse backgrounds. There are also links to other translated resources available online.
NSW Multicultural Health Communication Service This website provides information on a wide range of health topics in 50 different languages including English.
Queensland Health – Cultural profiles The cultural profiles available on this webpage provide information for health care providers on the communication styles, health, health beliefs and practices, social determinants of health and use of health services of 18 multicultural communities in Queensland.
Association for Children with a Disability This is an information, support and advocacy organisation for children with disability and their families.
Early Childhood Intervention Australia This organisation promotes early intervention for infants and young children with developmental delays or disabilities. It runs workshops, seminars and conferences and has a chapter in each state and territory.
Early Choices (Victoria) Early Choices is a family-centred program that provides case management and support to families caring for a child (0-6 years) with a severe disability and/or very high support needs.
Healthy Start Healthy Start is a national strategy that aims to improve health and wellbeing outcomes for children whose parents have learning difficulties. It brings together practitioners, managers, researchers and policy-makers to share knowledge, information, resources and expertise.
National Disability Services (NDS) NDS is the national industry association for disability services, representing 700 non-government organisations throughout Australia. The website has a directory of services and links to training opportunities for disability workers.
Australian Institute of Family Studies This Australian Government agency conducts research into family issues. The website has research and publications as well as an online library and links to other resources for professionals.
Centre for Community Child Health – Resources and publications The Centre produces and distributes a wide range of high-quality and evidence-based online resources for parents and the many professionals that work with families and children.
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COLUMBIA — The Historic Preservation Commission will announce the most notable properties in Columbia at its annual gala.
The event will be held at 7 p.m. Tuesday at The Tiger Hotel, 23 S. Eighth St. The public is welcome to attend this free event.
After a video presentation of the historic properties, the Historic Preservation Commission Chair Brian Treece will introduce this year's award winners at about 7:30 p.m., according to a news release.
This annual event has been held since 1999, creating an opportunity for the public to view some of Columbia's historical and architecturally significant properties. According to the news release, images of nominees from the past 11 years will be displayed. Award winners have been encouraged to bring pictures and newspaper articles to present at the event and may speak after the video presentation.
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Aerial Journeys | Looking at the British landscape from the air
John Betjeman explains to producer Edward Mirzoeff that his name has been used by the BBC to get support for their filming of 'The Englishman's Home'. The problem was that Betjeman had not yet agreed to narrate and write for the film at this stage and he had been forced to deal with several embarrassing enquiries from his friends in country estates.
In his letter, John Betjeman refers to Lord Bath and 'the bloody animals', which is a reference to the safari park at Longleat. In 1966 the marquess of Bath, Henry Frederick Thynne, opened a safari park with circus impresario Jimmy Chipperfield. His decision to have a lion enclosure earned him the title 'the mad marquess' in the press. Despite this, Longleat safari park was a massive success and attracted over 100,000 visitors when it first opened.
Aerial photographers discuss their work from the early 1900s onwards.
News report on the first live television filming from the air.
Raymond Baxter reports on the South Coast Air Race.
The BBC makes its second attempt to broadcast live from the air.
The first episode of a groundbreaking series on Britain as viewed from the air.
Aerial views of mankind's various modes of transport through the ages.
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Take a journey over land and through time with this film of Wales shot entirely from the air.
John Noakes meets members of the Red Arrows.
Britain's ancient past is discovered from the air.
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Six intrepid teams race their microlights across the roof of England.
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A most lovely pair of botanical prints of two flower species in blue colors, which are nicely enhanced by the double matting and oak frames. Both have the scientific names of each. These are prints of the famous botanical artist PJ Redoute.Pierre-Joseph Redouté (July 10, 1759 in Saint-Hubert, Luxembourg – June 19, 1840 in Paris), was a Belgian painter and botanist, known for his watercolours of roses, lilies and other flowers at Malmaison. He was nicknamed "The Raphael of flowers". He was an official court artist of Queen Marie Antoinette, and he continued painting through the French Revolution and Reign of Terror. Redouté survived the turbulent political upheaval to gain international recognition for his precise renderings of plants, which remain as fresh in the early 21st century as when first painted. Each measures approx 14" x 18" over all measurement. Both are in pristine condition, and are ready to hang in your home to enjoy.


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Investment-Backed Expectations and the Politics of Judicial Articulation: The Reintegration of History and the Lockean Mind in Contemporary American JurisprudenceKraig OdabashianUniversity of Chicago UCLA Law Review, Vol. 50, p. 641, December 2002 Abstract: The Fifth Amendment's Just Compensation Clause is a revealing reflection of the Framers' vigilance in preserving property rights and maintaining a balance of power between citizen and state, especially in the specific context of eminent domain. The principle that the state should be generally forbidden from taking private property for public use without just compensation is a leading motif in the definition of a political culture that underpins the emergence and maintenance of a prosperous capitalist society. In this Comment, Kraig Odabashian critiques the U.S. Supreme Court's use of the landowner's investment-backed expectations as the primary standard under which the Court has evaluated cases of government takings requiring just compensation. The author posits that the concept of "expectation," whether subjective or objective in perspective, is not the proper tool with which to analyze constitutional questions of this sort. Rather, this is a role more properly assigned to objective hermeneutics in the process of judicial epistemology. In his central thesis, the author contends that the Just Compensation Clause ought to be reattached to its philosophical and historical origins, more specifically, that the Supreme Court ought to adopt a historical baseline test for regulatory takings in order to pursue this more abstract goal. En route to establishing this thesis, he also examines the methodological failures which have led to the intellectually weak formulation currently applied by the Court to most just compensation claims. The author concludes by assessing the overall value of a historical baseline test in terms of its ability to generate a specific jurisprudence which is both cogent and practically operative. He approaches this task by both applying the historical baseline test to the Court's major just compensation cases and considering it in view of the specific language of the clause and the central themes of the Constitution as they are textually presented in the document itself, as well as in the Constitution's historical and philosophical animation. Number of Pages in PDF File: 43 Keywords: Private property rights, just compensation, investment-backed expectations, regulatory takings JEL Classification: K11 Date posted: July 27, 2005Suggested CitationContact Information
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1704 99th Street Northwest
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1704 99th Street Northwest
Bradenton, FL 34209
Search the heavens above for constellations, stars, and planets during this special evening walk. Robinson Preserve is a great place to get away from the bright city lights and to turn your gaze skyward, marveling at the beauty of the fall night sky. The gates of the preserve are closed, but we're giving you a special opportunity to enter with a naturalist and observe the starry night sky.
Program suitable for all ages. Reservations are required. Please call 941-742-5757 ext. 8.


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COLUMBIA — Cindy Bryan has been serving at the Loaves and Fishes Soup Kitchen for almost eight years.
"They used to call me the meatloaf lady," Bryan said, laughing as she dished desserts into bowls on a Thursday evening at Wilkes Boulevard United Methodist Church.
Since late February, the church at 702 Wilkes Blvd. has been the new home for the soup kitchen, which offers a free meal between 5 and 6:15 p.m. every day to those in need. At 600 square feet, the new kitchen is roughly the same size as the entire space at the old 616 Park Ave location..
Since the move, more people are coming to eat dinner, including more women and children. And more people are volunteering to help serve, said Ruth O'Neill, a member of Columbia Catholic Worker Community. The group founded the soup kitchen 30 years ago.
The soup kitchen used to serve between 50 and 70 people at the old location and now is able to serve between 60 and 90 people each night, O'Neill said.
"The numbers vary night to night," she said. "But volunteers have been serving more people on a regular basis."
More people are able to eat at one time now because there is more seating at the church. The old location could seat only 18 people at a time, while the new location can seat as many as 80 people at once, O'Neill said.
Both the guests and volunteers have more room to breathe, and there is a more relaxed atmosphere in the kitchen,O'Neill said.
"It's like driving in crowded traffic verse a country road," said Cindy Mustard, a volunteer server who is a retired executive director of the Voluntary Action Center.
Diner Ricky Williams said he likes the new location. "It's bigger," said Williams, who eats at the kitchen almost every other night. "The old place was smaller, but the food was still good."
A security guard, provided by the church, is now present during the meals.
"Sometimes there would be fights at the old place," said Bryan, who volunteers on behalf of Forum Christian Church. "I feel a lot more safer here than I used to."
The more comfortable atmosphere has made it possible for families to volunteer together, said Kay Metcalf, a volunteer for First Presbyterian Church who has been serving meals at the soup kitchen for four years.
"I'm a lot more willing and happy to serve in a safer location," Metcalf said.
Volunteers are seeing more women and children coming to dinner because they feel more at ease in the new location. "It was the first thing I noticed" Metcalf said.
The facilities in the new kitchen are easier to work with, she said. They include a dishwasher, six extra burners on the stove and larger pots and pans.
Servers can now cook at the kitchen rather than make food beforehand and bring it, Metcalf said. The large pots and pans are also nice because most people who are volunteering don't have pots large enough to make a meal for 90 people.
The congregants of Wilkes Boulevard United Methodist Church have embraced having Loaves and Fishes in their church, Pastor Meg Hegemann said.
"Any reservations that they had have melted away as it has moved along," Hegemann said.
She added it wouldn't be possible without the backing of the broader community. "We are really thankful for the community support."
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Okay, will do! So, I'm almost definitely making a P4A2 stick mod once they release art for it. Turquoise!
@Mdesilva I was trying to barrier block all those games, and instead I was short hopping and turning around mid-air. P4A and BB may look alike, but they don't play that similar. And lol @ Kanji mirror matches. GG's.
I'm surprised I even did that well with Kanji. He has a fun mirror. I'm ready for BBCP. All this Blazblue talk, but @hao-chi said to skip Extend. Maybe on Vita?
I only meant to skip CSE if it's a one or the other situation. You could get it for cheap and practice BB for a month if you want.
I'm assuming you guys saw the new gameplay? If not... Dammit ASW. So many characters I wanna play\try out now, including Terumi now. Also: HYPE!
DAT THEME. ...what astral? Edit: the first video I posted had Terumi\Kagura\Kokonoe gameplay. I'm sure you guys can find the gameplay somewhere...
Nope. I like BlazBlue, but not enough to import it lol. Not even sure if I'll get it day 1, but I'll swing for US launch window
I'd do that for american releases of games so that in the off chance I don't like it I can at least bring it back to the store/trade it in for credit/whatever. To go the import route though it'd take a lot for me to do it. Honestly I was pretty damn close to importing JoJo's, just a month or so, but now an english version is on the way I can get that instead. Though the reason there is mainly because there's a lot of text in menus and stuff in the game and I'd like to be able to read it. I imported Gundam Extreme VS on the other hand because there isn't that much text to deal with, just look up quickie translations and you're good to go.
Probably not, just because I've spent too much on gaming stuff recently as it is. I'm also hoping they'll announce Chrono Phantasma for Vita.
Get it for whatever system you want. It's really not that big of a deal with Chrono Phantasma right around the corner.
True, though I'd like to know the story, and playing CSE story mode after learning CP's mechanics could be jarring.
I know you're interested in the story mode, which is why I think you should get it for whatever system interests you more. And from what I've seen and read, CP's mechanics are similar enough that it wouldn't really be hard to go back to CSE to play story mode, especially since you plan on maining Bullet, so you wouldn't be going back and trying to do moves and combos that weren't in CSE.
Every BlazBlue game (not including CT) had a nice little recap of the past games, I'm sure CP has one too. It doesn't go too deep though.
@OneWeak We'll have to play BB sometime. I figured out what I was doing wrong on one of Litchi's staff BnB's, and I came up with a staffless corner combo. I still need to start practicing BB more consistently; my Vita and 3DS have been receiving most of my attention recently. Also wouldn't mind playing Spies vs Mercs sometime...
Has anyone imported from PlayAsia before? When do you guys think it would arrive at our doorsteps in America?
I have. Great website, and reliable. I imported the KH 10th anniversary soundtrack, and got it 2 weeks after it came out.
Yeah they're a pretty good site, though I tend to hear their prices are a little higher than some other sites (I've really only imported from them and amazon though so I can't help on other sites). I imported Max Anarchy when that came out, 2 weeks sounds about right from shipping to arrival.
Nice. I don't know why I didn't specify, but I meant Blazblue Chronophantasma, obviously (the next game we are all buying).
So, hopefully tonight, I will finish the Journey. I hit 12/02, and I am the last month (hopefully). Its getting really good right now.
What level should I work to get to? All 4 party members I use (MC, Yukari, Akihiko, and Mitsuru) are level 60.
What levels are your party members at? edit - I see the new post, you're at the 60's. I'd shoot for around the 70's for the end game fight personally.
Probably at least level 75 for the MC. I can't say for sure though, because the first time I fought the final boss I was level 83 with the rest of my party in the mid-70's. I won on my first try though, so the extra grinding was worth it I think.
I just remembered this from when we were coming up with titles. Most of these are better than the current one.
1. You importin'? 2. Do you want a new thread? I proposed it earlier. • Should I import the Asian or JP version? • And I could have a mod change the thread title, if you guys want… @hao-chi My Chie can't do anything against your Yukiko, at ALL. Should I drop her as my main? I was pretty good with Kanji.
Not necessarily. Learning how to play against zoners takes time and patience. Also keep in in mind that you've never used Kanji against my main. One other thing is while I don't know what the SLab vs Kanji matchup is rated at, he's probably the character I'm worst against (based on experience online and especially against the CPU). So I wouldn't be so quick to drop Chie if you like her, just spend time learning the Yukiko match up and just improving your Chie in general.
The idea of a separate CP thread is tricky. On one hand, I find it a bit unnecessary if it's basically going to be the same group we have here, with the fact that we pretty much talk about Arc Sys fighters in general here, we could still use this place, maybe have someone edit the title. On the other hand, having two separate threads for this might increase our playerbase somehow, players who are way more into BB than they are P4A (but never bothered to even click this thread for some reason). If we do make one, Gman has a point, we need a snappier title


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I know it's late; I know you're weary.
Bill has been encouraging me to let you guys and gals know.
I'm not sure how to approach this.
I love for you guys and gals to join us on our Grand Opening of a weird kind of food truck.
Complimentary, of course.
But it is much more than that.
It is my joy to ask you to come out and share the day with me.
Without slighting other great friends that I've made on this board, I will be stickled to death if you guys/gals can come out and spend a fun day.
I don't know if it's appropriate to post a link here, so please send me a PM.
I might be busy, so I may not be able to answer promptly.
I know I like for y'all to be there to share the day with me.
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Just so you know, please feel free to broadcast your Grand Opening message, describe your food truck, etc. to the whole MB if you want* and feel free to provide a link. Good luck in your endeavor.
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By: Olde Carriage Realty on May 29, 2012 - 10:35am - Add new comment
Local building code as of 1702 required all governmental structures to be made of stone, and promoted use of that material for civilian construction as well. After St. Augustine had been burned to the sand so many times over, Spain was tired of shelling out doubloons for reconstruction every time an invader got careless with a torch. "No Smoking" signs were ineffectual against British raids.
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Pedro Menendez was not on a pleasure cruise. The military history of St. Augustine began when he founded the city in 1565, and we've been defending ourselves ever since!
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Get to know your way around St. Augustine and St. Johns County with our monthly NEIGHBORHOOD PROFILE, this month featuring MARSH CREEK. Whether you're new to our vicinity or a long-time resident, knowledge of the area not only helps you navigate, but also broadens your perspective on the rich diversity our real estate has to offer. St. Augustine was built on history…and still building.
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The easiest part of real estate in St. Augustine is that it's close to home—you get to sell what you love! There's no place like home…and there's no place like St. Augustine.
For us, being a Realtor is not a hobby job where you keep your license just to sell one or two properties a year for friends and family. At Olde Carriage Realty, Inc., real estate is a full-time romance, one that likes long walks on the beach and exploring ancient city streets paved in history and promise.
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There are nearly 2,000 residential listings on the market in St. Augustine—you're not going to want some of those homes. You're not going to want most of those homes. Whether you're in the market for a comfy vacation place or a full-time residence, you're looking for one home, the right one. A Realtor can help you make a short list so you don't shop till you drop.
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Not all commercial brokerage firms are the same. Some don't use the Multiple Listing Service, and some don't pound the pavement to find properties you may be interested in. Whether you're looking for an entrepreneurial site, or selling an existing business, you need a dog that hunts.
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Downtown St. Augustine is more than a collection of old sites and buildings punctuated with shops and restaurants. Our historic district is alive with events and the breath of the past inspiring the future!
By: Olde Carriage Realty on April 17, 2012 - 3:35pm - Add new comment
The Spanish had the location—St. Augustine of course!—a nice little seaside port, ocean breezes, scenic marshes, pristine woodlands. The thing they couldn't get right at first was construction material. Forts made of wood burned down every single time somebody threw a lit match at the place! Finally the Spanish discovered the native coquina stone—not only fire resistant, the coquina absorbed cannon balls. Thus the Castillo de San Marcos has withstood over three hundred years of the St.
By: Olde Carriage Realty on April 12, 2012 - 4:56pm - Add new comment
The modern game of golf and the founding of St. Augustine are roughly contemporary. Both the sport and the city enjoy rich heritages forged in history and appreciated in present time. Pedro Menendez probably never golfed here, but Henry Flagler brought tourism to St.
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You find the home of your dreams and you're ready to make your move—don't quit your day job! Don't buy a car, don't take out a loan on another property, or change any major part of your finances.


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Mesa Verde
Makin Island Takes Top Honor at Local Surface Line Competition
Crewmembers from Pre-Commissioning Units (PCU) Makin Island (LHD 8) and Mesa Verde (LPD 19) wrapped up the first Pascagoula Surface Line Week (SLW) competition on Feb. 9. This week of events matched the two amphibious ships against each other for the honor of 'Top Gator' in events, which were divided into two categories, professional and athletic. In the professional events, participants competed in Cable Building with Soldering, Combat Systems Operational Sequence System/ Engineering Operational Sequence System (CSOSS/EOSS), a Damage Control (DC) marathon, Damage Control and Rules of the Road exams, a Chili Cook-off, and General Ship Safety. The athletic events included basketball, bowling, flag football, golf, Naval Surface Fire Support (NSFS) water balloons, soccer, softball, tennis, volleyball, a 5K fun run, and a PRT competition to test Sailors on push-ups, sit-ups and the one-and-a-half-mile run. A more creative way of thinking went into the planning of the events, due to both ships not being in a heavily fleet concentrated area. For example, tennis and basketball were played in the Mississippi Gulf Community College gym, with bowling taking place at the Spanish Trail Lanes, both in the city of Gautier, Miss. The Golf competition was played on the Mississippi National Golf Course. The fact that both ships are currently under construction in Pascagoula, Miss. did not hinder the turnout, according to the SLW Coordinator, Lt. Tony Tharpe.
Mesa Verde 'Sails Away' on Maiden Voyage
By Program Executive Officer Ships Communications The future USS Mesa Verde (LPD 19) successfully "sailed away†from Northrop Grumman Ship Systems (NGSS) Ingalls Operations Dec. 3 on its maiden voyage manned for the first time by the ship's crew. Before transiting to its homeport of Norfolk, Va., the ship will sail to Panama City, Fla., for its commissioning ceremony. This milestone marks the government/industry team's production completion of LPD 19
Mesa Verde Commissioned Newest Navy Ship
Cdr. Shawn Lobree, commanding officer, USS Mesa Verde (LPD 19), thanks his crew, their families, and a tremendous commissioning committee for their support. The ship is named after Mesa Verde National Park in Colorado, a significant archaeological and anthropological site that in 1906 Congress established as the first cultural park in the National Park Systems. U.S. Navy photo by Cdr. Jane Campbell By Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class Gino Flores
Navy Accepts Delivery of Mesa Verde LPD 19
The Navy accepted delivery of Mesa Verde (LPD 19) from Northrop Grumman Ship Systems on Sept. 28. This marked the third of the San Antonio class of amphibious transport dock ships that the NGSS has delivered. Accepting for the Navy during a simple ceremony aboard the ship was Capt. Beth Dexter, the supervisor of shipbuilding representative for the Gulf Coast. On Oct. 1, the crew moved aboard the 684 foot-long warship
LPD-19 - Mesa Verde - Christened
In a traditional naval ceremony blended with Native American traditions and symbolism, the amphibious transport dock ship LPD 19 was christened Mesa Verde in front of more than 1,000 guests. LPD 19 is the third San Antonio (LPD 17)-class ship being built by Northrop Grumman Corporation (NYSE:NOC) for the U.S. Navy/Marine Corps team. "Christening this ship symbolizes our hopes and our dreams for the capabilities of our Navy's future," said Dionel Aviles,
Mesa Verde (LPD 19) Christened
In a traditional naval ceremony blended with Native American traditions and symbolism, the amphibious transport dock ship LPD 19 was christened Mesa Verde in front of more than 1,000 guests. LPD 19 is the third San Antonio (LPD 17)-class ship being built by Northrop Grumman Corporation for the U.S. Navy/Marine Corps team. "Christening this ship symbolizes our hopes and our dreams for the capabilities of our Navy's future," said Dionel Aviles,
Mesa Verde (LPD 19) Commissioned
LPD 19's Marine contingent prepare to board the U.S. Navy amphibious transport dock ship Saturday morning during the commissioning ceremony in Panama City. Northrop Grumman-built Mesa Verde was commissioned into the U.S. Navy's Atlantic Fleet on the Florida Gulf Coast. Speaking to a crowd of more than 4,000, former U.S. Senator Ben Nighthorse Campbell of Colorado congratulated the shipbuilding team and future crew of the amphibious transport dock ship.
U.S. Navy Photo: USS Mesa Verde
MEDITERRANEAN SEA (April 29, 2011) Sailors and Marines assigned to the amphibious transport dock ship USS Mesa Verde (LPD 19) conduct a visit, board, search and seizure exercise. Mesa Verde is deployed as part of the Bataan Amphibious Ready Group, supporting maritime security operations and theater security cooperation efforts in the U.S. 6th Fleet area of responsibility. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class Josue L. Escobosa/Released)
Mesa Verde Moves Toward Delivery and Commissioning
Northrop Grumman's third amphibious transport dock ship Mesa Verde (LPD 19) just completed acceptance trials for the U.S. Navy. The ship will be delivered later this month and will be commissioned in Panama City, Fla., on Dec. 15, 2007. The Northrop Grumman-built amphibious transport dock ship Mesa Verde (LPD 19) successfully maneuvered the Gulf of Mexico waters last week, demonstrating her unique capabilities to the U.S. Navy.
Navy Modernizes Amphibious Ships and Hovercraft
By Dan Broadstreet, Naval Surface Warfare Center Panama City Division Public Affairs Invisible to approximately 5,000 people witnessing the USS Mesa Verde (LPD 19) commissioning ceremony, Dec. 15, a newly modernized landing craft air cushion (LCAC) 39 sat certified and ready for transport within the well deck of the Navy's newest amphibious ship. Mesa Verde had already finished its requisite LCAC certification Dec
FPSO Charter Bussiness for Offshore Brazil Oil Fields
MODEC, Mitsui, MOL and Marubeni to Proceed with the Deepwater FPSO Charter Project for Tartaruga Verde & Tartaruga Mestiça Oil Fields Offshore Brazil MODEC, Inc., Mitsui & Co., Ltd. Mitsui O.S.K. Lines, Ltd., and Marubeni Corporation have agreed that Mitsui
Brazil Truck Strike Diminishes
Some truck drivers in Brazil continued blocking roads on Tuesday, slowing grains deliveries to southern ports, even as adherence to the strike diminished and a key highway in top soy state Mato Grosso opened. Nationwide, there were 18 roadblocks over rising freight costs by the end of the day
Brazil Truckers Continue Roadblocks After Crackdown
Striking truck drivers resumed some roadblocks in Brazil on Monday even as the government cracked down on protesters and promised to implement a law to lower toll costs and give other benefits to the transport sector. Nationwide there were 24 road blockages in four states
Brazilian Grain Trucker Blockade Continues, Threatens Harvest
Truckers protesting high diesel prices in Brazil used road blocks to restrict the flow of soy, corn and other commodities in a key grain-growing region for a third day on Friday, threatening what is expected to be a record harvest. A group of transport companies and independent truckers are
Young Endeavour Sets Sail on World Voyage
The Royal Australian Navy operated Sail Training Ship Young Endeavour set sail from Sydney today for a 12-month voyage, circumnavigating the globe. Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Defence, Darren Chester, attended the departure from Fleet Base East
Petrobras & PPSA Sign PIA for Campos Basin
Last Friday (10/31) Petrobras and PPSA (Pré-Sal Petróleo S.A.) signed a Production Individualization Agreement (PIA) for the Tartaruga Mestiça field, in the southern part of the Campos Basin. This Agreement sets out the rules for joint production of oil and natural gas
ITIC Measures against Ebola
The International Transport Intermediaries Club (ITIC) has issued the following general advice related to the outbreak of Ebola. Vessels that have recently called in an affected country should contact their local agents prior to arrival at the next ports of call for the latest country
Bataan ARG/MEU Transits from U.S. 5th Fleet to 6th Fleet
Ships of the Bataan Amphibious Ready Group (ARG) with embarked 22nd Marine Expeditionary Unit (MEU) transited the Suez Canal Oct. 2, 2014, marking the beginning journey homeward. Deployed since February 8, 2014, the Bataan ARG/MEU is comprised of the multipurpose amphibious assault ship
Petroperu Tenders for Latin American or WAF Crude
State-run Petroperu has launched a tender to buy a 360,000 barrel cargo of a Latin American or West African crude to be received at Conchan and Talara ports on September 26-30, according to a document seen by Reuters on Tuesday. The Peruvian company has been buying 1-2 monthly cargoes of crude
Repowered Tug Tows Nonstop
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On Wednesday, more than 150 Dallas Independent School District middle school employees will receive training in an innovative program designed to help students eat right, be active and learn healthy habits. The program is called the Coordinated Approach to Child Health (CATCH) and was designed in part by researchers at The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston (UTHealth). Workshop participants will learn about the program as well as learn interactive techniques to effectively implement the program in schools. CATCH is already in place at Dallas ISD elementary and middle schools, but is receiving a large boost to support implementation throughout the district from a new $467,000 grant from the RGK Foundation. CATCH is administered by the Michael & Susan Dell Center for Healthy Living located at The University of Texas School of Public Health Austin Regional Campus, which is part of UTHealth. |
4:30 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 18, 2012 |
Nolan Estes Plaza Educational Center, 3313 S. Beckley Ave, Building D, Dallas, TX 75224 |
Barbara Johnson, Dallas ISD Health and Physical Education Department Director Karen Burnell, Dallas ISD Coordinated School Health Specialist Megan Conklin, CATCH Associate Director with the Michael & Susan Dell Center for Healthy Living |
Texas has the seventh highest childhood obesity rate in the country. The CATCH program is addressing this problem and has been adopted by more than 8,500 schools in Texas and abroad, making it the largest coordinated school health program in the world. The program has been associated with a reduction in childhood obesity prevalence. |
Jade Waddy, Media Relations Specialist, UTHealth, 713-500-3030 Libby Daniels, Media Specialist, Dallas ISD, 972-925-3900 |
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What' the big deal about Grandview?
Ah, the Wasatch Mountains of northern Utah. Peaks galore, all within 30 minutes of suburbia! Paradise for a peak bagger! And the variety is amazing. You have walk-ups, and some peaks that require major mountaineering skills. But, there's this peak, that to me, seems a little mysterious; Grandview Peak. It sits at the head of City Creek Canyon, kind of back there, almost like it's trying to hide. It's a very unassuming peak, but that's what makes it intriguing. I see it every day as I drive home from work. I needed to climb this thing. So, what's the big deal with this peak? Why hike it?Well, Grandview Peak is in the top 100 for prominence in Utah. And for a "young man" who goes by the name of Dean, prominence is it man! That's what Dean Molen does; he chases the prominence peaks. Oh, I'm sure you've seen his myriad of contributions here on SP. If you haven't, then you've been on Pluto. Chasing prominence peaks is a sickness, according Dean. He must be terminally ill then. So, when Dean contacted me about climbing Grandview, there was no way I would say no. We worked the details out; the dates, times, and route, and we began the assault on Oct. 1, 2011. Grandview was going down!
Duh, which way do we go George?
Details. Hmmm, this was a tough one to figure out when it comes to bagging this peak. Which way? Well, there are several routes, all of them long, and possible bush whacks along the way. The other problem is that there just isn't enough information on any of them to make a clear choice. Basically, I took over the route decision on this one. I always say, "Choose the route that gets you on the peak." I have to feel warm and fuzzy about these things. I hate turning around because I've chosen the wrong route. After much deliberation, unreturned phone calls from the Forest Service, and wanting to get this peak for sure, I decided on the Great Western Trail. This would require a long up and down ridge walk from Big Mountain Pass. As the crow flies, Grandview sits a mere 4 miles or so from Big Mountain. You can practically touch it! Curse all those ridges in between! We'd have to follow the GWT, which would be an 18 mile round trip odyssey for us. But, it was trail, at least most of the way, which meant is was very doable. We went for it.The Assault
We left Big Mountain Pass TH at sunrise, 7:15 am. Fellow SP'er Aldo (Aldocious) joined us. He started bagging peaks about a year ago, and has a good streak going. He's summited every peak he has attempted. He'd have to earn this one to keep the streak alive. We hit the first switch back just as the sun came over the mountains to the east. The fall colors on the east side of the Wasatch Front exploded! It was stunning, and they hadn't even reached their peak color yet. That got the blood pumping, and we eagerly fell in step behind Dean. One mile into it and we got our first view of Grandview. Wha, wha, wha……. It's so freaking far away! Dean smiled. I chuckled inwardly. Aldo threw up a little in his mouth. It was going to be a long day. But, we knew that going into it. So, with the early morning breeze to our backs, we did the old "Hi ho", and headed north. Uh, Grandview was to the west. Yeah, it's a long trail.At 2 miles, we were just under the summit of Big Mountain. We decided we bag that one too, but on the way back. The trail was good. All the sheep in the area had made a nice, wide, incredibly dusty, unmistakably route through the aspens. I swear, sheep have got to be the dumbest critters. We herded a few ahead, as we went down the trail. They just couldn't seem to get off the trail. Once out of the aspens we lost them. The trail turns northwest just after Big Mountain, and follows an ATV trail for the next 2 or 3 miles. We felt really good. We were making good time and the views were excellent all around. The trail goes up and around several little unnamed bumps along the ridge as it eventually turns west. Aldo wondered if he could name one after himself. No, that's something someone else has to do for you Aldo. Geez! Dean, an avid BYU fan, Aldo and I, avid Utah fans, began the natural "ribbing" about the games that day, as we made our way across the ridge. Utah happened to be playing Washington that day. And Dean, being from the Tri City area, was telling us how the "Dogs" were gonna kill the Utes. Little did we know how true that was going to be. I won't go into that anymore. We made it to the trail junction that leads to the north to Swallow Rocks. We thought about bagging that one too, but one the way back. So many peaks; so little time. We ran into a hunter coming from City Creek Canyon looking for elk. He said that he had run into a pretty good size black bear at the head of the canyon earlier. Really? That put a little spice into this adventure! But unfortunately, we wouldn't be going that low. Darn! At about mile 5 ½, you lose about 400-500 ft in elevation as you drop into a saddle. And, as you could guess, you have to climb back out. You gain that back quickly in just under ½ mile, and you're back on the ridge. Grandview was getting big by now, still 3.5 miles away though. The trail at this point just scoots around some sub peaks along the ridge. Finally, around 12:30 we reached the saddle that sits at the base of the final ridge up the east face of Grandview. We hydrated, Dean hid a bottle of Gatorade, and we began the final 800 ft climb. The trail got sketchy here. One minute it was there, then it wasn't. But, it was obvious which way we had to go; up. Towards the top of the ridge, there's some class three scrambling there, which I partook of. If you aren't feeling up to that, you can go below the rocks, and head up through the weeds and stickers. Once on the summit ridge, we came across some rocks from an ancient seabed. We found several fossils of shells, which was a first for me. I was so excited I yelled, "FOSSILS"! The summit of Grandview is nothing spectacular, but the views are grand. The day was clear, and we could see as far north as the Wellsville Mountains and east to the Uintas. No other people were there. We found the summit register in an old mailbox, and all three of us signed. Looked like two others had been there this year. We took pictures, ate, watered the bushes and rocks, and headed down. Thank you Grandview, but you have now been bagged!
You're only halfway once on top
What?! We have to hike all the way over there?! That's what I said as we began the decent down. I pointed with my trekking poles at the small little peak, 7 miles away that marked the 1 mile point from the TH. "I wish you hadn't said anything", remarked Aldo. Yep, it was 2:30 pm. We wouldn't be back to the cars until 6:30 at the earliest. Funny how much quieter everyone is on a return to the TH when you out hiking huh? Oh we talked, but we were spread out a little more. Luckily, the fall weather cooperated, and we had a nice cool breeze on us as the sun made its way to the west and behind us. I could feel that hot spot on my right heel, and Dean had something similar. We stopped about halfway back and took care of those issues. It was at that point that we found out that Dean likes Pepsi. Yuck! Coke is where it's at Dean! So, just like our earlier conversation about football loyalty, Dean was on the opposite side of Aldo and me. We love the Coke burn. Dean likes the Pepsi smoothness. Humph. We passed two ATV's that sat empty on a sub peak as we passed on the ATV trail just north of Big Mountain. We secretly plotted how to steal them, and if we were offered a ride, would we accept. Would that diminish our accomplishment? At that point I didn't think so. If they would have offered, I would've gladly accepted without hesitation. We continued on. Swallow Rocks and Big Mountain were lucky today; we didn't feel like bagging them. The TH yelled at us, not calling. But wait, something was calling, or bleating. Wait, what was it? Sheep. Yep, they were back, and once again, the stupid animals just ran ahead of us. Lucky for us the ever loyal sheep dogs pushed them over the ridge for us.Finally, just before 7pm, we made the last switch back and crossed the road to the parking lot at Big Mountain Pass. We were tired, but fulfilled in our accomplishment. Grandview Peak; that unassuming, non-technical, out of the way peak, didn't come easy. If you hike this peak, you have earned it. The most fulfilling thing about the 18 mile out and back, was being with good friends. There were three of us; three generations. Dean old enough to be my dad; me, old enough to be Aldo's. And Aldo, well, he's just a kid with many mountains yet to climb. But his streak is alive, and Dean grabbed another prominence peak. And I checked that mysterious peak off my list.


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Most current computer graphics systems use either scan-line rendering or ray tracing. This means that they treat the diffuse interreflections component of light as a constant and call it ambient light. Programs that render using the radiosity method compute this term and therefore produce much more realistic images. Aside from ambient light, most systems provide at least the following types of lights with the associated parameters (These are from Pixar Renderman):
A spotlight is more complex than the other light sources. The figure below shows the different parameters of the spotlight:
Similar to a pointlight, a spotlight has a position and a direction. The intensity falls off with angle such that the intensity = 1 in the direction of the spotlight (from--> to) and intensity = 0 at coneangle radians away. The fall off function F(ca) = F1 * F2, where F1= (L*A)^beamdistribution. A = from->to direction and L = light vector from surface point to spot light. So the larger the beamdistribution the faster the faster fall off. F2 = 1 from A to coneangle - conedeltaangle radians and has a smooth fall-off to 0 at coneangle radians. This is shown in the plots. |
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Ambient light
only Intensity = 0.5 |
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only Intensity = 1.0 |
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only Intensity = 30 and 6 units away |
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only Intensity = 30 and 6 units away |
CG systems frequently have other types of lights, e.g. area lights that are not point light sources. Renderman does this by means of shaders (functions that are written in the Renderman shading language).


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The Architecture of the Hot Dog
Author Notes: From the city of Big Shoulders, Carl Sandberg, Louis Sullivan and Frank Lloyd Wright comes our most perfect hot dog. I've made trips to Chicago and dragged friends along just for the dogs. I have a thing about hot dogs. So watch a ball game or your favorite Al Capone movie and have a red hot, "dragged through the garden".
Please note that in Chicago's best hot dog palaces if you ask for ketchup you will be escorted out of the building by security. - pierino
Serves as many as you want
- 6 all beef hot dogs, in natural casing (Vienna Beef if available)
- 2 or more french baguettes (this is Windy City heresy but I'll explain)
- 1 jar yellow ball park mustard
- 1 jar green pickle relish
- 2 tomatoes, thinly sliced
- 1 onion, chopped
- at least six pickle spears
- 12 chicago style sport peppers
- celery salt
- Cut the baguettes to fit the length of your hot dog. Toast them lightly while you grill or steam the dogs. We prefer the former. Your hot dogs need some spine to them, and the skin should snap and not burst.
- Assemble. Celery salt is an indispensible ingredient. If you can't find sport peppers substitute a similar Italian style jarred pepper, say piquante.
- My major act of apostasy here is omitting the traditional poppy seed bun. This is because they can be hard to find outside the midwest. But also because I tasted outrageously good foot long dogs served on a baguette recently. I'll explain later.
- Now enjoy your dog and watch Kevin Costner and Sean Connery in "The Untouchables".
Tags: barbecue, barbecue, Easy, Summer
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over 1 year ago arcane54
My dear Dad used to take me to Maxwell Street (moved but not recreated now) and my goal was the hotdog. Great memories of the hat shop, fortuneteller, the fellow hawking pants for "fat men and happy men". Thanks for this.
almost 4 years ago
Emily is a trusted source on Scandinavian Cuisine.
Oh how I love a good hotdog. This is probably sacrilegious, but personally, I think the very best hot dogs are in Norway, wrapped in potato bread and sprinkled with deep fried onions, mmmm.
almost 4 years ago betteirene
Yes, but what about the duck fat fries?
almost 4 years ago
pierino is a trusted source on General Cooking and Tough Love.
The duck fat fries at Hot Doug's are by themselves worth buying a plane ticket to Chicago and taking a taxi straight to the North Side. And remember, if you ask for ketchup you get kicked out and put on a train to White Sox land.
almost 4 years ago ibbeachnana
Perfect! Reminds me of snowstorm days in DeKalb when I set the family room coffee table up for a snow bound Chicago hot dog dinner in front of the fireplace.
Here in NC we pack up the grill etc. for lunch or dinner at the beach, grilling hot dogs a few times during the summer. I'm thinking this will be our first hot dog dinner this year.
Thanks pierino
almost 4 years ago wssmom
This past summer at Saratoga Race Course, they opened a Shake Shack stand where they served a Chicago-style hot dog 'dragged through the garden' -- I had kind of forgotten about it until I read your recipe. I am so looking forward to creating my own (as soon as it stops raining)! BTW loved loved loved Sean Connery in the Untouchables, but my favorite scene was when Kevin Costner pushed Frank Nitti off the roof and said something like, "Did he sound anything like that?"
about 5 years ago
pierino is a trusted source on General Cooking and Tough Love.
Recently I was stuck in the beautiful Santa Ynez valley for more nights than planned because of weather. I took an early dinner at the bar of Bradley Ogden's Root 246 (very bad pun). One of the signature items on the bar menu is their foot long hot dog made by Hobbs in San Francisco just for them. Bradley riffs on styles from Chicago to Philly (how scary is that?). Because I'm a digger of all dogs I sourced it out. If you are willing to spend $65 for two pounds of hot dog I'll tell you how to find them.


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