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Breast asymmetry three weeks postop.
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Why is my right breast still high three weeks post op?
Asymmetry after Breast Lift
If your implants were placed behind the muscle it may be that your muscle is holding the implant up at that stage, in the vast majority of cases the implant will settle down to a new position with time, particularly if you can massage the bust to help relax the muscle slightly. If you are concerned however, it might be best to go and see your surgeon to advise the best way forward for you.
Asymmetry is minimal
Implant asymmetry at 3 weeks
Your asymmetry is minimal, and your results so far are beautiful.
I think it is good that you ask this to get an objective opinion. It was told to me as a resident that if I tell the patient before surgery, that is education, but if I tell them after surgery, that is an excuse. The key is that the patient will lose confidence.
I would advise you to hold tight, next week you should see continued improvement.
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24 Epic Leafy Green Vegetable Side Dishes
Zest up your health kick with these delicious sides
You know you want to eat that huge bunch of kale, Swiss chard, spinach, collards, mustard greens, whatever that huge pile of greenery taking up most of a shelf/an entire drawer in your fridge. You just need a little inspiration. Thankfully, leafy green recipes are generally pretty easy to crank out (but we included a few challenging ones in there if you want to be healthy and make a point). Peruse this large handful of dishes and feel great about dinner.
Swiss Chard with Shiitake Butter Recipe
Swiss chard has never tasted so good
Swiss chard isn't exactly a bitter green, but it's not candy either. To bring out its fresh, mild, spinach-like flavor, I braise it with earthy mushrooms and thyme.
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Grilled Baby Bok Choy With Miso Butter Recipe
Toss fresh, healthy baby bok choy on the grill
Calling the world's healthiest vegetables! Oh here they are, in author Laura B. Russell's new cookbook, Brassicas: Cooking The World's Healthiest Vegetables. Fans of broccoli, cauliflowers, Brussels sprouts and darling kale should be very excited. Here is a recipe for grilled baby bok choy with miso butter that will leave you entirely satisfied. Guaranteed.
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Sesame Citrus Tofu Salad Recipe
A simple, flavorful tofu salad for a healthy lunch
This citrus tofu salad recipe, courtesy of celebrated chef Kimmy Tang at Beverly Hills French-Vietnamese restaurant 9021PHO, is a perfect light, vegetarian lunch with tons of flavor. The dressing is great for any salad that could use a bright Asian twist, so make extra and keep it in the fridge for a week in case for salads, marinades or even a light dipping sauce.
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Swiss Chard Parmesan Recipe
That's English for "Parmigiana di Bietole," amici
From haute cuisine to rustic peasant food — we love the whole spectrum — Family Italian is one of those books that puts you in the mood for a big, hearty dinner. Pick up this instant Meatless Monday classic and get ready to devour this seasonal leafy green.
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Grilled Asian Greens Recipe With (Or Without) Sausage
Smoky greens glazed in a soy-miso sauce
We're crazy about the food at East Village bistro North River. Chef Adam Starowicz constructed an all-American menu starring New York's local bounty of protein and produce. Don't miss our latest favorite dish on the menu: grilled greens with a sweet soy-miso glaze and hearty chunks of homemade Asian sausage.
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Smoky Kale Salad With Toasted Almonds And Egg Recipe
Kick up your kale salad with hearty add-ins
Calling the world's healthiest vegetables! Oh here they are, in author Laura B. Russell's new cookbook, Brassicas: Cooking The World's Healthiest Vegetables. Fans of broccoli, cauliflowers, Brussels sprouts, and yes, of course our darling kale should be very excited. First up, a hearty kale salad that will leave you entirely satisfied. Guaranteed.
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Brussels Sprouts With Fried Chicken Liver
Crispy, creamy chicken livers love healthy food
I was prepping a really nice organic free-range chicken for roasting at home one evening, and when I reached into the cavity to remove what I assumed would be an wet paper sack of undesirable innards, I pulled out a perfectly smooth, shiny, very fresh liver. It was beautiful. I had to cook it.
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Veggie Cakes Recipe With Chard, Ricotta And Saffron
These vegetable cakes are packed with flavor
We were very excited to receive Deborah Madison's new cookbook, Vegetable Literacy, because a Deborah Madison cookbook means good vegetarian food is about to hit the table. Like, really good. Don't miss the meat good. Next up, intensely flavorful veggie patties that work perfectly as an appetizer, main course or sandwich.
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Meatless Monday: Marrow Beans With Swiss Chard And Zesty Lemon Recipe
Hearty, earthy, meatless comfort food
Award-winning food educator and cookbook author Jennifer McGruther's The Nourished Kitchen not only teaches how to prepare wholesome, nourishing foods, but also encourages a mindful approach cooking and a celebration of old-world culinary traditions. Brighten up hearty beans and greens with a squeeze of lemon for a satisfying side dish.
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Stir-Fried Greens With Fermented Black Beans Recipe
A vegetarian mix of spring greens and black beans
Extend spring cleaning past the closet and do something good for your body with culinary authority Jenny Chandler. Her latest book, The Better Bean Cookbook, extols the virtues of vegetarian, protein-packed legumes and offers a world of ways to prepare them. Just like anything fermented, Chinese black bean sauce adds a tangy savory punch to healthy greens.
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Creamy Risotto-Style Brown Rice With Spring Greens And Asiago Recipe
A vegetarian recipe to usher in the spring season
Whether you're vegetarian, eating light or observing Meatless Monday, a recipe by Peter Berley is guaranteed to satisfy. We've borrowed a few recipes from his award-winning cookbook, The Flexitarian Table, now available as an e-book so you have every reason to expand your healthy cooking repertoire. Load up on fiber and greens with this delicious vegetarian risotto.
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Feijoada Fritters With Collard Greens Recipe
Brazil's national dish, now in tasty fritter form!
Don't let the World Cup sneak up on you without a few recipes from My Rio de Janiero, by renowned cook and author Leticia Moreinos Schwartz. A follow-up to her first book, The Brazilian Kitchen, My Rio de Janiero explores the city's diverse cuisine by neighborhood. Check out her riff on the national dish of feijoada, a bean and meat stew.
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Chard Salad With Artichoke Hearts And Kalamata Olive Vinaigrette Recipe
Versatile veggie helps make a hearty winter salad
Few things are as good as a meal cooked by either of the Sussmans, Max or Eli. Long story short, go to Brooklyn, eat at Mile End and tell 'em we sent you. Their second cookbook, released this past fall, the aptly-named Best Cookbook Ever, kind of is the best cookbook ever. Move over, kale, there's a new salad green in town.
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Brussels Sprouts Salad With Soppressata Vinaigrette Recipe
A simple fall salad tossed with meat vinaigrette!
I recently fell in love with meat-based salad dressings. They make your salad so much meatier. Choose your favorite cured meat, be it bacon, pancetta or some other means of charcuterie, but I like using soppressata because it's nice and fatty, and that fat renders out slightly, enhancing the dressing you're whisking it into. Paired with the crunchy texture of shaved Brussels...
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Endive Salad With Creamy Pine Nut Dressing And Shaved Parmesan Recipe
Re-create this easy salad from Scarpetta at home
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Mashed Potatoes with Goat Cheese & Kale
Creamy mashed potatoes with extras built right in
Some dishes require a side of mashed potatoes, like Thanksgiving turkey, and some merely welcome it. This recipe is a play on Irish colcannon - a staple peasant dish of mashed potatoes with cabbage and bacon. Nowadays colcannon is trendier than ever — we've made that more so by the addition of creamy goat cheese. These potatoes also freeze beautifully.
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Swiss Chard Oshitashi Recipe
Master of Japanese cooking gives us a side recipe
Master chef Nobu Matsuhisa's signature is keeping it simple: if you've ever had the pleasure of that miso-glazed black cod, you know what we're talking about. His Swiss Chard Oshitashi, a winter twist on Japanese sesame-soy boiled spinach, might just be the perfect side dish.
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Pork Powered: Collard Greens With Ham And Bacon Recipe
Add two pork products to classic Southern side
Leave it to blogger and TV show host Lucinda Scala Quinn to feed us just the way we want. Her recipe for ham and bacon collard greens answers the age-old Southern cooking question: should I make collard greens with ham or bacon?
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Cranberry Beans With Charred Peppers And Mustard Greens Recipe
Get to know this buttery red bean and its friends
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Roasted Pear, Feta, Watercress And Hazelnut Salad Recipe
An earthy Middle Eastern fall salad recipe
The typical Turkish diet relies heavily on a variety of vegetables and these are prepared in such a way as to leave them tasting deeply and unforgettably of little but themselves. Try this pear, feta, watercress and hazelnut salad as a first course at your next holiday or special occasion meal.
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Arugula Pesto "Green Eggs And Ham" Sandwich Recipe
The legendary Dr. Seuss dish now comes open-faced!
If Dr. Seuss were Italian, I imagine his version of green eggs and ham would resemble this open-faced sandwich — crusty country bread, slathered with peppery pesto and topped with crisp cured ham.
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Rapini With Chile And Meyer Lemon Recipe
A simple vegetarian side dish with a spicy kick
I like to present rapini (another name for broccoli rabe) as a really straightforward dish. Blanch rapini or broccoli, or any green in the broccoli family, in salted boiling water for less than a minute depending on thickness. Toss in olive oil, a little Fresno chile or red pepper flakes, and the grated zest and juice of a lemon or Meyer lemon if you can get it.
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Stir-Fried Dandelion Greens Recipe
Mix those foraged leaves with duck fat and garlic
If you've cooked with duck fat before, you can jump into this simple stir-fried dandelion greens recipe with gusto because you've experienced duck fat as the culinary gem that it is. Its unctuous and rich flavor is worth going that little bit out of your way for.
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Massaged Kale Salad Recipe
This salad would kale for a good rubdown
There are so many ways to vary this salad: You can toss in some slivered baby carrots, substitute another kind of nut, or add a bit of thinly shredded red cabbage for extra color or sliced celery or bok choy for extra crunch. Even in its simple form, as presented here, it's luscious and festive.
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Spy Hop Gin
We make a spectacular gin that reflects the spirit of our local whales. It is silky-smooth, energetic, inspiring, exciting. Besides standard gin botanicals (juniper, lemon, star anise, cardamom, orris root), we use local botanicals from the beautiful San Juan Islands to flavor our gins: blackberries, wild roses, lavender, other hand foraged island barks and botanicals. These are unique and unusual flavors for gin, and they create an amazing and original gin. The American Distilling Institute gave this gin a silver medal in 2013!
Seasonal Spy Hop Gin
We are always looking in the forests of San Juan Island for berries, barks, leaves, other seasonal botanicals that we can add to our gin recipe. Depending on what's fresh and ripe, you are likely to find a very interesting Seasonal Spy Hop at the Distillery. Seasonal Spy Hop is sold only at the Distillery, we make a very limited quantity. Our seasonal gin this month is Nettles, we pick the beautiful green shoots as they come out of the ground. It is a deliciously green gin, and it makes wonderful cocktails. Other Seasonal Spy Hops (so far ...) are Elderflower(May/June), Thimbleberry (June) and Salal berry (September/October).
Barrel-Aged GinWe love the taste of oak in our gin! But not too much, it still needs to be distinctly gin. So we age it in an 8-gallon oak barrel for two months, then bottle it with a curl of Madrone bark. The bark gives a note of cinnamon and bitter on the finish. It's really great to sip on ice and it adds an amazing flavor to gin cocktails.
Spy Hop Harvest Select Gin
Spy Hop Harvest Select Gin is unique because it is made with all of the same botanicals in Spy Hop Gin, but the alcohol in the gin is made exclusively from Washington apples. It is an extraordinary sipping gin that is delicious on its own and great in cocktails, especially ones built around apples (like the ones on our cocktails page). We sell this in both 375ml bottles and 750ml bottles, and we also fill a growler for true fans of this gin.
Spy Hop Harvest Select Navy StrengthNavy Strength Gin (57% Alcohol By Volume) is the proof at which the British Navy required its gin, tested by whether gunpowder could be fired if it was wetted with the gin. In the 1800s, San Juan Island was occupied by both Americans and British farmers. But an American shot a British pig in 1859, causing an armed encampment of both British and American soldiers until 1872, when international arbitration decided that the boundary between the USA and Canada was the Haro Strait, not Rosario Strait. This gave the San Juan Islands to the United States. Our Navy Strength gin celebrates the Pig War with a special STRONG edition of our cider-based Spy Hop Gin. Three times distilled in two different stills, this gin is flavored with foraged San Juan Island botanicals including barks and berries. Higher alcohol content heightens the unique character of these flavors. Here's to a bloodless war!
Seaside Gin
We decided to make a very different gin, one inspired by the Coast Salish, who lived on our island and ate off the land. This gin is distilled with locally foraged Salish Juniper and botanicals that we forage near the seashore, including sea beans, sea pinks, madrone bark, and camas root. We love it in a martini with good dry vermouth (we're making one) and pickled kelp. It's salty!
Our Eau de Vie
Our award-winning Apple Eau de Vie has a clean apple taste in a clear brandy. This is what we age in oak barrels to become Calvados-like apple brandy. It is a delicious digestif, goes beautifully in between courses or with desserts and cheeses. This eau de vie won a gold medal at the 2011 Great Lakes International Cider and Perry competition and a bronze at the 2011 American Distilling Institute judging. We sell this in 375ml bottles.
Apple Brandy
Our first release of apple brandy won best in class from both craft distilling associations, making it the best craft-distilled apple brandy in the U.S. It is a beautiful amber, soft and smooth on the finish, with a delicious apple note.
Pommeau is a cider-based aperitif made with fresh apple juice and our delicious Apple Eau de Vie and aged in fine white oak barrels. French farmers in Normandy make this as part of their hard cider-Calvados production, so we incorporated it into our line. It is wonderful before dinner served chilled, use it instead of Lillet or Cocchi in cocktails, and lovely after dinner. We sell this in 375ml bottles.
Lavender and Wild Rose Liqueur
Pelindaba lavender and local wild roses at their peak bloom are combined with our delicious apple eau de vie, capturing the essence of the fragrance and color of these beautiful flowers. Enjoy this liqueur in cocktails or use it in desserts.
Island Summer
This delicious nasturtium flavored liqueur is made with our own flowers and apple eau de vie. It is great in cocktails and makes an original contribution to desserts. It's a taste of summer year around! Available starting in August.
Thimbleberry Brandy
Hawk handpicks thimbleberries in late June and early July to infuse into our apple eau de vie. We add only enough simple syrup to bring up the intense, sparkly, wild raspberry flavor of this unique Island brandy. We only make a few cases each year, available seasonally in July and August. We usually sell out of this almost as soon as we make it!
Blackberry Brandy
Our berry picker, Hawk, and his grandchildren pick island blackberries as they ripen each summer, usually in mid to late August. These berries are mixed with a little simple syrup and infused into our apple eau de vie to make a delicious blackberry brandy. Available seasonally starting in September, only a few cases each year.
We infuse bitter botanicals including bittersweet and bittersharp apples in our Apple Eau de Vie for several months to create an extraordinary bitters for flavoring cocktails. These botanicals also include hazelnut leaves, crabapples, and madrone bark.
Red Sky at Night
Our favorite cocktail is now available at the distillery in a cocktail mix, all you need to add is lemon juice. It is a convenient alternative to putting all of those ingredients together -- we mix Spy Hop Gin, Lavender and Wild Rose Liqueur and Westcott Bay Cider Syrup together. Pour it in a cocktail shaker with ice and fresh lemon juice and serve it up or on the rocks with a rose petal or lemon zest for garnish. So so good.
Madrone Brandy
We make a very small amount of barrel aged apple brandy infused with madrone bark and blackberries, sweetened with Madrone blossoms. It is simply amazing. We love to sip it after dinner, but it also makes a fabulous cocktail that we named The Bazelgette: Madrone Brandy, Pommeau, Kari's Old Fashioned Bitters (2:1:dash).
Tangerine Brandy
Our barrel aged apple brandy is infused with just the flavorful peel of tangerines, it creates a Tangerine Brandy that sparkles in your mouth. We made this for our Christmas Pig cocktail (tangerine brandy, chocolate eau de vie, bacon infused apple brandy: 2,1,1), but it is so delicious we are bottling up a few cases to sell, starting this fall. Try it. It's amazing.
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We are working with San Juan Vineyards to develop a dry vermouth. And a sweet vermouth based on Pommeau.


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extinction, Charles H. Smith/U.S. Fish and Wildlife ServiceEncyclopædia Britannica, Inc.in biology, the dying out or termination of a species. Extinction occurs when species are diminished because of environmental forces (habitat fragmentation, global change, overexploitation of species for human use) or because of evolutionary changes in their members (genetic inbreeding, poor reproduction, decline in population numbers).
Encyclopædia Britannica, Inc.Rates of extinction are selective. For example, during the last 100,000 years of the Pleistocene Epoch (about 2.6 million to 11,700 years ago), some 40 percent of the existing genera of large mammals in Africa and more than 70 percent in North America, South America, and Australia were extinguished.
NASA; illustration by Don DavisAlthough extinction is an ongoing feature of the Earth's flora and fauna (the vast majority of species ever to have lived are extinct), the fossil record reveals the occurrence of a number of unusually large extinctions, each involving the demise of vast numbers of species. These conspicuous declines in diversity are referred to as mass extinctions; they are distinguished from the majority of extinctions, which occur continually and are referred to as background extinction. Five mass extinctions can be distinguished from the fossil record. Ranked in descending order of severity, they are:
In essence, mass extinctions are unusual because of the large numbers of taxa that die out, the concentrated time frame, the widespread geographic area affected, and the many different kinds of animals and plants eliminated. In addition, the mechanisms of mass extinction are different from those of background extinctions.
Encyclopædia Britannica, Inc.Many species have become extinct because of human destruction of their natural environments. Indeed, current rates of human-induced extinctions are estimated to be about 1,000 times greater than past natural (background) rates of extinction, leading some scientists to call modern times the sixth mass extinction. This high extinction rate is largely due to the exponential growth in human numbers: from about 1 billion in 1850, the world's population reached 2 billion in 1930 and more than 6 billion in 2000, and it is expected to reach about 10 billion by 2050. As a result of increasing human populations, habitat loss is the greatest factor in current levels of extinction. For example, less than one-sixth of the land area of Europe has remained unmodified by human activity, and more than half of all wildlife habitat has been eliminated in more than four-fifths of countries in the paleotropics.
In addition, increased levels of greenhouse gases have begun to alter the world's climate, with slowly increasing surface temperatures expected by the middle of the 21st century to force species to migrate 200–300 km (about 125–185 miles) farther north in the northern temperate zone in order to remain in habitats with the same climate conditions. Most ecologists, conservation biologists, and climate scientists worry that global warming will contribute greatly to species extinctions. For example, one study released in 2015 that examined 130 extinction models from previous studies predicted that 5.2 percent of species would be lost as a result of global warming alone with a rise in average temperatures of 2 °C (3.6 °F) above temperature benchmarks taken before the start of the Industrial Revolution. The study also predicted that about 16 percent of Earth's species would be lost if surface warming increased to about 4.3 °C (7.7 °F).
Overexploitation from hunting and harvesting also has adversely affected many species. For example, about 20 million tropical fish and 12 million corals are harvested annually for the aquarium trade, depleting natural populations in some parts of the world.
All these factors have increased the numbers of threatened species. Almost one in four mammal species and one in eight bird species were considered at significant risk of extinction at the start of the 21st century.


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US hails withdrawal of Iran invite to Syria meet
The U.N. secretary-general withdrew his invitation to Iran to join this week's Syria peace talks, saying he is "deeply disappointed" by Iran's statements on Monday.
A spokesman for Ban Ki-moon announced the withdrawal less than 24 hours after Ban surprised the U.S. and others by saying he had invited Syria's closest regional ally.
The invitation was withdrawn shortly after Iran's U.N. ambassador declared the Islamic Republic wouldn't join the Syria talks if required to accept the roadmap sketched during a 2012 Geneva conference on Syria.
A spokesman for Mr. Ban, Martin Nesirky, said senior Iranian officials had assured Ban that Iran understood the terms of his invitation.
"The Secretary-General is deeply disappointed by Iranian public statements today that are not at all consistent with that stated commitment," Mr. Nesirky said.
"He continues to urge Iran to join the global consensus behind the Geneva Communiquş."
The talks are set to begin Wednesday in the Swiss city of Montreux, with delegations from the United States, Russia and close to 40 other countries attending. Face-to-face negotiations between the Syrian government and its opponents the first since the three-year civil war began tart Friday in Geneva.
But Mr. Ban's announcement Sunday night that Iran was invited to Montreux angered Syria's main Western-backed opposition group, which over the weekend had announced it would join the talks after intense international pressure.
The opposition set a Monday afternoon deadline, saying Iran had to commit publicly by 1900 GMT Monday to the terms set in the 2012 Geneva talks the formation of a transitional government for Syria that would pave the way for democratic elections r the U.N. should withdraw the invitation.
Senior U.S. officials also said Ban's invitation had to be withdrawn unless Iran fully and publicly endorsed those terms.
Invitations to the Montreux meeting had been subject to approval by the initiating states, Russia and the United States, but the two countries had been at an impasse over Iran.
Amid the anger, Mr. Ban said Monday morning that he was "urgently considering his options" in light of the "disappointing conduct of some participants" in the peace talks.
"Throughout the Syrian conflict, the Secretary-General has sought to do everything within his power for a political solution, which is the only path forward," the U.N. statement Monday afternoon said.
US hails withdrawal of Iran invite to Syria meet
The United States on Monday welcomed U.N. chief Ban Ki—moon's decision to rescind his invitation to Iran to attend an international conference on Syria this week, saying it hoped the move would refocus attention on the goals of the meeting.
State Department spokeswoman Jen Psaki said the U.S. hopes "all parties can now return to focus on the task at hand, which is bringing an end to the suffering of the Syrian people and beginning a process toward a political transition."
Keywords: Syria civil war, Syria peace talks, Geneva peace talks, Syrian National Coalition, Iran-Syria relations, United Nations


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Cathedrale Notre-Dame de la Nativite
Located in Place Clemenceau, this Romanesque church was built on the site of a Roman temple to Mars. You can read the Roman inscriptions on foundation stones to the left of the main entrance. Inside this small church you will find many beautiful sculptures, frescoes, and carvings, and its showstopper - a mosaic of Moses by Marc Chagall.
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Chapelle du Rosaire
Built between 1947 and 1951, this stunning little chapel lies just north of Vence, nestled on the hillside. Matisse created this masterpiece after staying in Vence to recover from an illness after the war. Nursed by the Dominican nuns, he devoted many years to this chapel as repayment for their kindness.
The main chapel faces south, with yellow, blue, and green leaf-shaped stained glass windows which mimic the colors of the Provencal area. On the opposite walls are white ceramic tiles with deceptively simple black line drawings of St. Dominic, the madonna and child, and the stations of the cross. His intent with the pure white ceramic was to reflect the colorful stained glass, as well as reflect the drawings themselves on the pure white tiled floor. The overall effect is both peaceful, and vibrant, especially on a sunny day.
Winding narrow streets
Vence is your archetypal medieval market town. Bigger than the twee tourist centres like St Paul, Vence manages to mix ancient and modern.
The hillsides around Vence are an ideal sought after location for those second home owners who want a villa and pool in Provence at an almost affordable price, without paying astronomical prices as would be found closer to the sea. The town is where they come to shop, so it is commercial and busy.
Served by the 400/ 410 bus from Nice, which is about fifty minutes away.
Hotel de Ville
The flag-decked Town Hall in central Vence, located in the market square, where suprisingly, a market is held most mornings.
The colour scheme is strong peach and sand. I guess it wouldn't work on a South London terrace. Sky's the wrong colour: grey
rue des Portiques
This street off of the Place Godeau is what remains of the original Roman road that led from Cimiez to Castellane. Be sure to check out some of the ancient wooden doors as you pass through the tunnel.
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Place du Peyra
As you pass Le Frene, the large ash tree planted in 1538, you enter the Port du Peyra and come across this charming square, lined with shops and restaurants, and the public fountain, which dates to the early 19th century.
Explore the picturesque village
The ever so charming village of Eze has attracted the likes of Pablo Picasso and other artists. More recently, member of the U2 band have summer places there...so I hear. Start with a lunch preferably over looking the fantastic view of the sea and Caps bellow (Antibes, Ferrat).
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Cathedral and market square
Next to the town hall, the cathedral, which houses the Chagall mosaic, dating back originally to the 5th Century. The market itself is probably one of the more interesting aspects of town life
Lovely walled market town
Welcome to Vence, a town which has always attracted artists, painters and poets. Dufy, Matisse, Chagall, Dubuffet.
Vence, villa, view
One of the lovely private villas off the Avenue Matisse, on the hill facing old Vence and the valley from which the town rises. Turquoise balustrading. Ravishing.
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This property was renovated in 2007 to provide comfortable self catering accomodation for your perfect holiday. Many original features have been kept such as the stone walls, large wood beams and the wooden shutters. There are 3 double bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, living room with Portuguese satellite TV (includes some foreign channels) and wood burning stove for the winter. There is a door that opens on to the large balcony overlooking the river and across the valley to the mountains beyond. The kitchen and dining area are in the old converted wine cellar which opens out to the patio and garden with stone built BBQ and outdoor dining furniture.
New for 2014 free wi fi internet connection.
|Sleeps up to 6, 3 bedrooms
|Nearest beach
|Coja river beach 200 m
|Will consider
|Long term lets (over 1 month)
|Car advised
|Nearest Amenities
|300 m
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Porto 180 km, Nearest railway: Coimbra 50 km
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages, Suitable for people with restricted mobility
|Some pets are welcome - please contact the owner, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|Log fire, Internet access, DVD player
|CD player, Satellite TV, Wi-Fi available
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer
|Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms and 1 En suites
|Double beds (2), Single beds (2), Dining seats for 7, Lounge seats for 7
|Linen provided, Towels provided, High chair
|Balcony or terrace, Private garden, BBQ
The Central Portugal region
Central Portugal is a rural part of Portugal that remains relatively undiscovered by the hordes of tourists that are normally attracted to the Algarve in the South. There are forests and rivers, mountains and valleys, rural villages and ancient cities to explore.
Coja is a small market town of approx. 1500 inhabitants in the district of Arganil The Rio Alva runs through the centre and is spanned by an ancient Roman bridge to join the 2 halves. The house is situated in the more residential half overlooking the river and across to the old cobbled centre on the other side.
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Henry Dean, age 61, passed away Sunday, Jan. 11, 2015, at his residence in Jackson.
Funeral services are 2 p.m. Sunday, January 18, 2015, from Hopewell M.B. Church, Cedar Bluff with Bishop Robert Fortson officiating. Burial will follow in the church cemetery.
Visitation is 2 – 5 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 17, 2015, at Carter's Mortuary Services Chapel.
Carter's Mortuary Services is in charge of arrangements.
Sybil Kennedy Bray, age 91, passed away Tuesday, Jan. 13, 2015, at North Mississippi Medical Center Hospice Unit in Tupelo.
She was born Jan. 30, 1923, in Smithville to Charley Jackson Kennedy and Minnie Jane Ford Kennedy. She was a homemaker, sewed for the public, and worked for the Christian book store. She was a member of Faith Bible Church.
Kate Rita Miller, age 78, passed away Friday, Jan. 9, 2015, at North Mississippi Medical Center - West Point.
Funeral services are 11 a.m. Saturday, Jan. 17, 2015, from Johnson Creek M.B. Church, Pheba, with Dr. Bruce H. Guyton officiating. Burial will follow the church cemetery.
Visitation is 3 – 6 p.m. today, Friday, Jan. 16, 2015, at Carter's Mortuary Services Chapel.
Carter's Mortuary Services is in charge of arrangements.
Thomas Ray DeLaughter, age 80, passed away Jan. 14, 2015, at Baptist Memorial Hospital-Golden Triangle in Columbus.
Mr. Thomas was born Feb. 9, 1934, in Lincoln County, the son of the late Milton Ray and Clara Thornhill DeLaughter. He was a Baptist. He married Betty Jean Furr DeLaughter on Feb. 8, 1977, in Brookhaven and she passed away March 4, 2003.
Funeral services are Saturday, Jan. 17, 2015, at 11 a.m. from Calvert Funeral Home Chapel with the Dr. James Towery officiating. Burial will follow in Spring Valley Cemetery in Mathiston.
West Point Police Department investigators are looking for more information on an alleged armed robbery from September, as well as a burglary and vandalism from earlier this month.
n About 11:50 p.m. Sept. 26, officers were dispatched to the Texaco service station on Highway 45 North in reference to an alleged armed robbery. According to the incident report, the store clerk said an individual wearing black pants, a black shirt, gray gloves and a red head garment entered the store and came around the counter holding a knife.
After a near three-day trial, a jury found West Point native Nathanial Collins not guilty of murder during Thursday's Clay County Circuit Court session.
Collins, 38, of Clisby Road in West Point, was charged with the 2012 shooting death of Tracy L. Maxwell. After about two hours of deliberation, the jury returned a unanimous verdict of not guilty.
Collins' attorney, Mark Cliett, said there was no physical evidence linking Collins to the murder.
Tony "Pop" Weed, age 62, passed away Jan.13, 2015, at Pioneer Community Hospital in Aberdeen.
Tony was born March 19, 1952, in West Point, the son of the late Andrew Melvin and Lucy Jeannette Boyce Weed. Tony loved attending worship services and singing. "Pop" as so many knew him, loved his family. He always had a smile on his face. In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his three brothers: Donald, James, and Charles Weed.
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In a chaotic comeback, the Louisville Lady Cats' late surge fell short as Diamond Wraggs' 3-pointer rattled off the rim, giving West Point a 60-57 win Tuesday at West Point High School. The win was the Lady Wave's third straight since a 44-34 win over the Saltillo Lady Tigers in the District 2-5A opener last Tuesday.
The West Point Board of Selectmen voted to participate in a community match for a Small Community Air Service Development Program grant to the Golden Triangle Regional Airport (GTRA) at its meeting Tuesday.
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HYDERABAD: Ranga Reddy district unit of the Telugu Desam Party will launch an agitation to get house sites, each measuring at least 70 square yards, for lakhs of poor. It will include a four-day 'padayatra' covering 73 km across the district.
At a district unit meeting at NTR Memorial Trust Bhavan here on Tuesday, Medchal MLA and TDP's Deputy Floor Leader in the Assembly T. Devender Goud said the first phase of the struggle would be held from August 9 to 13. The demands included stopping of land auctions by Government.
He said senior district leaders, including president P. Mahender Reddy and MLAs G. Sayanna (Secunderabad Cantonment) and K. Hareeshwar Reddy (Parigi), Manchireddy Kishan Reddy, Narra Ravi Kumar and P. Srinivasulu Naidu would participate. Filled-in forms from the poor without a house site would be collected. The forms would then be handed over to the Mandal Revenue Officer concerned following which the party would mount pressure on Government.
It would cover surrounding municipalities and each day would end with the leaders making a night halt and eating and sleeping in the midst of the poor. This was meant to convey the seriousness of the problems faced by the underprivileged lakhs of people who were now in the State Capital where they were forced to migrate.
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Martinelli Winery & Vineyards
The Martinelli family are part of the historical fiber of the Russian River Valley. They have been growing grapes and apples in Sonoma since 1887, planting their first Pinot Noir in 1970. The family patriarch is Guiseppe Martinelli who, at the age of 19, along with Luisa Vellutini, age 16, made his way to California to find land and to start a winery.
Guiseppe had been a winemaker in Italy and with his viticulture knowledge, he was hired to plant a vineyard for a farmer in Forestville. Within two years, he earned enough money along with borrowed money from a local wood cutter to buy land of his own. Working side by side on a 60 degree slope, Guiseppe and Luisa planted Zinfandel and Muscat Alexandria vines that became known as Jackass Hill Vineyard. The name derived from the saying that "nobody but a jackass would plant a vineyard there." This famous vineyard is the steepest non-terraced vineyard in Sonoma County.
When Guiseppe died, he left his spouse Luisa with four children. The youngest son, Leno, was determined to be a farmer and carry on the family tradition and after finishing school, farmed the Jackass Hill Vineyard. The name came from the fact that others said that only a jackass would farm a hill so steep. Leno continued to work the land and tend vines until 1949 at the age of 89 and turned the vineyard over to his son, Lee Sr.
Lee Sr. began planting vineyards in the Russian River Valley after taking over managment of his uncle Tony Bondi's estate. Two historic hop barns that grace the estate property were converted into a tasting room and winery and, the Martinellis began producing Pinot Noir under their own label in 1993, with Helen Turley as the winemaker. She introduced new viticultural and cellar practices to the Martinelli family and all new vineyards were planted with the consultation of John Welaufer and Helen Turley. Over time, older vineyards have been transitioned to high-density plantings.
Lee Martinelli, Sr. along with his two sons, Lee Jr. and George, oversees the management of the Martinelli family vineyards. The Martinellis farm 300 acres of vineyards in the Russian River Valley and Sonoma Coast appellations. 75 acres are planted to Pinot Noir.
Bryan Kvamme a University California Davis-trained winemaker was Turley's assistant at Martinelli Winery beginning in 1997, and became the winemaker beginning in 2008 (with Turley as consulting winemaker). Current production is 7,500 cases which includes nine Pinot Noirs (Bella Vigna, Blue Slide Ridge, Bondi Home Ranch, Martinelli Vineyard Reserve, Mooshine Ranch, Russian River Valley, Seven Mules Vineyard, Three Sisters Vineyard and Zio Tony Ranch). Other varieties include the well-known Jackass Vineyard Zinfandels, Syrah, Sauvignon Blanc, Muscat Alexandria and Gewüztraminer.
The Martinellis first planted Pinot Noir in the Fort Ross-Seaview AVA in 1995 (about the time they began producing wine under the family name). Lee Martinelli Jr.'s grandfather, George Charles, planted Chardonnay here in 1981.
The Pinot Noirs are bold, fruit-driven and highly structured wines. They are sold primarily through a mailing list with some wines available through the tasting room.
A tasting room, located in the Martinelli's historic Hop Barn is open daily from 10:00 to 5:00. 3360 River Road, Windsor. An adjacent hop barn has been converted into a winery. 707-525-0570. The wines are sold through a mailing list with some bottlings available at the tasting room.
Articles About Martinelli Winery & Vineyards
Green Valley Pinot Noir: The Secret is a Three Letter Word (8.11 2/15/2010)
Part II: History of Fort Ross-Seaview Area (9.28 8/14/2013)
Part III: Fort Ross-Seaview AVA Today (9.28 8/14/2013)
Part IV: Tasting Pinot Noir from the Fort Ross-Seaview AVA (9.28 8/14/2013)
Sips of Recently Tasted California Pinot Noir, Rosé & Chardonnay (10.8 4/20/2015)
Small Sips of California Pinot Noir: Just Drink It (7.3 10/1/2008)
Reviewed Wines
2012 Martinelli "Bella Vigna" Russian River Valley Pinot Noir
14.9% alc., 738 cases, $40. · Moderately light reddish purple color in the glass. Aromas of cherry, red plum and sweet oak lead to a mid weight core of red and black cherry fruit. Very polished, with an aggressive oak overlay that dominates the finish. The fruit is vibrant and well-ripened and the wine is blessed with soft tannins that make it very approachable. Score: 89. Reviewed April 20, 2015 ARTICLE »
2011 Martinelli Bella Vigna Sonoma County Chardonnay
14.4% alc., 384 cases, $40. One of the coolest growing years on record in the last 30 years resulting in a late harvest. · Light golden yellow color in the glass. Pleasing aromas of fresh-squeezed lemon, honey, briar and petrol. Somewhat creamy on the palate, with catching flavors of lemon, poached pear, green apple, toast, burnt caramel and butterscotch. Score: 89. Reviewed April 20, 2015 ARTICLE »
2010 Martinelli Three Sisters Vineyard Sonoma Coast Pinot Noir
14.5% alc., pH 3.85, TA 0.59. 1100 feet elevation on average, south and east aspect, 0-35% slope, clones Pommard, 115 and 777 on 101-14 and 3309 rootstocks, Josephine and Goldridge soils. Average Brix 23.8º, 100% whole cluster, aged 10 months in 57% new French oak. · Moderately dark reddish-purple color in the glass. Effusive aromas of black cherries and black raspberries with generous notes of toasty oak. Oak-dominated core of plush, sappy dark red and black fruits with a highly seductive, velvety mouth feel. Very ripe in character. Alcohol peaks out on the finish. Reviewed August 14, 2013 ARTICLE »
2006 Martinelli Bondi Home Ranch Water Trough Vineyard Green Valley Pinot Noir
14.9% alc., $70. · The nose is loaded with oak toast and char which carries over on the palate. A rich core of dark fruits is quite pleasing but the toasted oak accent just doesn't appeal to me. The wine drank much better the next day from a previously opened and re-corked bottle with more oak integration and a brighter display of fruit. At room temperature, the finish is a bit hot. Decent. Reviewed February 15, 2010 ARTICLE »
2001 Martinelli Bondi Home Ranch Water Trough Vineyard Green Valley Pinot Noir
14.7% alc.. · Secondary aromas of rotting leaves and barnyard. Austere plumy fruit, mushrooms and leather. The tannins are completely resolved and the wine is pleasingly soft. Drink up. Reviewed October 1, 2008 ARTICLE »
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July 19, 2000 -- Winnie-the-Pooh may have been a "bear of very little brain," but he was ahead of his time when it came to his fondness for honey. Pooh's favorite dish has components that may help prevent cancer and promote wound healing, according to a report in a recent issue of Nutrition Today.
But because infants don't have the constitution to fight off a particular type of food poisoning associated with honey, pediatricians advise against feeding it to children under age 1.
"Beekeeping probably dates back 5,000 years to the Egyptians, who used honey for food, medicine, and embalming," says author Ann Coulston, MS, RD, a nutrition consultant and past president of the American Dietetic Association. "And today, there are over 200 million pounds produced every year in the U.S. alone," she adds.
With 64 calories in each tablespoon, honey is more than just sugar and water. It contains several antioxidants, including vitamin E and related substances, flavonoids, and phenolics, which are found in many fruits, such as apples and bananas. It also contains ascorbic acid, or vitamin C.
Studies have shown that the antioxidant content of honey varies by floral source, with dark buckwheat honey containing the most and lighter honey containing the least.
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Besides honey, a balanced diet should include many other antioxidants. "Fruits and vegetables are excellent sources of antioxidants and fiber, all of which should be part of an anticancer diet," Gaynor tells WebMD. "You should also consider dietary supplements such as folic acid, calcium, and selenium," he advises.
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Coat of arms of the Faroe Islands
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The coat of arms of the Faroe Islands first appears in one of the medieval chairs in Kirkjubøur from around the 15th century. It depicts a ram (Faroese: Veðrur) on a shield. In blazon, Azure, a ram passant Argent armed and unguled Or. Later uses show a Ram in a seal used by the Løgrættumenn, members of the Old Faroese law Court, the Løgting.
The coat of arms went out of use when the Løgting was abolished in 1816. After the Løgting was reestablished in 1852 and even when the Faroe Islands were effectively outside direct Danish rule during the British occupation in World War II the coat of arms was not used.
After the Home Rule Act came into force in 1948 the coat of arms came into use again. Not by the Løgting (Parliament) but by the Landsstýri (Government). The old title Løgmaður had been reestablished, but this time as the leader of the government. The coat of arms followed him.
On 1 April 2004, the Prime Minister's Office announced that from then on the Prime Minister and the Prime Minister's Office would use a new version of the coat of arms. This new one was based on the original from the chairs from Kirkjubøur. The colours were inspired from the Faroese flag Merkið and golden yellow was added. The new coat of arms depicts a ram on a blue shield ready to defend. It can be used by Cabinet Ministries and by official Faroese representatives, though some still use the old symbol.
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Reinet Investments
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|35, boulevard Prince Henri, Luxembourg City, Luxembourg
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|Investment, private equity
Reinet Investments S.C.A. is a Luxembourg-based investment vehicle that was demerged from the Swiss luxury goods company Richemont on 20 October 2008.[1] It is listed on the Luxembourg Stock Exchange (LuxSE), and is the largest component of the LuxX Index, with a 24.5% weighting as of January 2008[update].[2]
Upon formation, Reinet controlled €350m in cash, €50m in miscellaneous investments, and a 4% stake (84.3 million shares) in British American Tobacco. On the first day of Reinet trading, BAT's share price opened at £17.31,[3] valuing Reinet's stake at £1.46bn (€1.88bn).[4] The formation of Reinet allowed the Rupert family to spin off all non-luxuries related activities, and allow Richemont to focus purely on its core investments.[5]
In January 2009, Reinet entered into negotiations to purchase the private equity business of Lehman Brothers.[6] It is now known as Trilantic Capital Partners.
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- ^ "Reinet Formation". Reinet Investments. Retrieved 2009-01-18.
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