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Nashoba Valley WineryRead MoreNashoba Valley Winery serves American-style cuisine in the middle of Bolton's Bolton district. Plan to indulge a bit at Nashoba Valley Winery, though, because they don't offer any low-fat fare. Nashoba Valley Winery is a suitable restaurant for both large and small groups. Reservations are offered, so call ahead to lock down your table. No need to be formal, business casual will pass. null Nashoba Valley Winery is a little bit on the pricey side, so save it for a special night out. Chow down on breakfast, lunch, or dinner fare at Nashoba Valley Winery — they're open for all three meals.100 Wattaquadock Hill RoadBolton, MA US
Harvard Wine Co.Read MoreGrab a seat and dig in! Harvard Wine Co. in Cambridge offers tasty eats everyone will enjoy. Harvard Wine Co.'s patrons can find places to park in the area. Heading to Harvard Wine Co.? Hop aboard one of the many nearby transit options, including Porter Square (Fitchburg/South Acton) and Porter Square Station (Red). The average check at Harvard Wine Co. will stay below $30 per person, so it's a relatively affordable option.1664 Massachusetts AveCambridge, MA US
Moonlight MeaderyRead MoreWith its three basic ingredients—honey, water, and yeast—the making of mead sounds misleadingly simple. But Michael Fairbrother tinkered with the recipe for this ancient drink in his garage for 15 years before he felt ready to open Moonlight Meadery and share the results. The result is an award–winning meadery that for the past five years, has offered a sensory experience into the history, production, and craft of mead making. Michael has fine-tuned the fermentation process to craft batches of mead from ethically sourced, minimally processed honey, which imparts each sip with rich color, vivid aromas, and the pleasant buzz that "bees" make while wading into a hot tub. Michael's traditional mead rests side by side with fruit-tinged and spiced varietals that meld flavors such as tart rhubarb and Madagascar-bourbon vanilla beans with wildflower honey. Moonlight has garnered nods from Mazer Cup International for the past four years for its high quality mead.23 Londonderry Rd.Londonderry, NH US
Zorvino VineyardsRead MoreThe inspiration for Zorvino Vineyards came to Jim and Cheryl Zanello in the same way it does for many American vintners—from a trip to Italy. Taken by the contrast in the quality of the wines and the pace of life between the two countries, the Zanellos brought over their own taste of the old country to an 80-acre New England estate. With grapes sourced both from their own vineyard and such regions as Tuscany, Chile, and California, the pair crafts a suite of red, white, and fruit wines that they sell on site and proffer to local restaurants and merchants. However, the winery itself is worth a trip, with its wrought-iron gate, lantern posts that seem to grow out of empty casks, and swarms of fireflies that send Morse code recommendations for the best wine to pair with salmon. Inside the tasting room, guests lean on hardwood banisters as they sip samples of the winery's creations.226 Main StreetSandown, NH US
Gordon's Fine Wines & LiquorsRead MoreOn any given night at Gordon's Fine Wines & Liquors, guests might hear staff instructors share their favorite French wines or introduce a Speyside scotch. They might also see guest sommeliers, local brewers, or winemakers discuss the production regions and flavors of their most cherished varietals. For more than 75 years, Gordon's has been a beacon for such talented flavor enthusiasts, recruiting a team of specialized instructors that has earned the alcohol emporium the title of Massachusetts Beverage Business 2012 Retailer of the Year. These professionals have never tired of spinning out lessons—touching on wine education, beer and spirits, cooking, and wine-and-food pairings, which immerses visitors in how to successfully marry cheeses and wines without their parents getting all bent out of shape. Yet apart from the knowledge spread therein and the discussions bubbling with poignant enthusiasm behind the shelves, Gordon's also serves as a supplier. Its shelves abound with hundreds of wines—including kosher wines—from every continent except Antarctica, more than 500 types of craft beer, and 300 single-malt scotches.894 Main StWaltham, MA US
Link Cafe and BarRead MoreGuests arriving to the Sheraton Needham Hotel might find their senses flooded with the aromas of classic American cuisine. The enticing smells come courtesy of Link Caf? & Bar, located just off the main lobby. There, chefs concoct a range of house specialties, from grilled chicken wings doused in teriyaki or chipotle barbecue sauce to flatbreads topped with figs and goat cheese or prosciutto and pears. Pub-inspired large plates such as English-style bangers and roasted salmon with mustard-chive sauce are hearty enough to sate any appetite, and make a perfect pairing for one of the bar's classic cocktails. Link Caf? & Bar also offers top-quality wines by the glass or flight, and each vintage on its compact, international list was chosen because it earned a high score from Wine Spectator and also aced the essay portion of its application.100 Cabot StreetNewton, MA US


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Mitchell Will Face Kleefisch
(AP) Madison firefighter Mahlon Mitchell has defeated two opponents to win the Democratic primary for Wisconsin lieutenant governor. With the win Tuesday, the leader of the statewide firefighters' union will now challenge Republican incumbent Rebecca Kleefisch next month. According to unofficial results, Mitchell defeated Milwaukee private detective Ira Robins and fake Democrat Isaac Weix. Kleefisch didn't have a primary opponent. The lieutenant governor's job carries no official duties. However, the lieutenant governor would take over if the governor dies, leaves office early or is incapacitated. Kleefisch and Republican Gov. Scott Walker are facing recall elections sparked by Walker's law that eliminated collective-bargaining rights for most public employees. The general election will be June 5.
AARP Makes La Crosse Man State President
You might be able to determine the immediate future of advocacy for Wisconsin AARP by the leadership that has been selected for the organization. Retired Gundersen Lutheran executive and current UWL instructor, Pat Killeen has been picked as the organization's next state president. Killeen served as Executive Director of Gundersen Lutheran Health Plan, Administrator of the La Crosse County
Care Management Program, and taught health care management at Globe University in La Crosse. AARP has recently begun a national awareness campaign about the future of Medicare and was a major player in getting federal health reforms passed.
Western Technical College Is 100
100 years ago it was called the La Crosse Continuation and Adult Schools. Now 100 years, it's called Western Technical College. And with plenty of celebrations going on this month, retired dean of industrial technologies, Bill Welch Sr, explains that the tech college set the stage for familiar programs nationwide.
The college started in 1912 as a continuation school for adults, high school dropouts and trade training. From two rooms in the Longfellow school building, Western has expanded to a 15 building campus in La Crosse, with regional locations in Black River Falls, Independence, Mauston, Tomah, and Viroqua, and a public safety training center in Sparta.
Feds And Army Involved In Sparta Search Warrants
Quite the showing Friday in Sparta.......as 8 local policing agencies served search warrants on two Sparta homes on Wolcott Street. Even the La Crosse County Bear cat showed up. Seems as though two perps arrested on drug, weapons and stolen property charges had security cameras set up on the outside of their homes to see who was there....making for a dangerous sitation. Sparta Police Mike Kass explained to WIZM news that even the U.S. Army showed up.....a rarity .
Kass says they arrested 33 year old Charles Poirer and 39 yeqar old Darren Phillips on various counts. As the investigation continues, Kass feels more arrests will be made.
Vinehout Wants To Capture Union Votes
Tomorrow, Wisconsin voters will choose one democratic primary candidate, to face Governor Scott Walker in the June 5th recall election. And one of those candidates says the union vote could hurt her opponent. Senator, kathleen Vinehout talked with WIZM news about Kathleen Falk getting quite a few union nominations.
Those two, along with Doug La Follette and Tom Barrett, will have the chance to move on to the first ever Wisconsin governor recall next month.

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Hello everyone, I'm sorry for not being so present on my own blog... I'm still here (and well) and working on various things.
I'm going to be more wordy (is that even a word...?) very soon, but I've been having a hard time with taking photos... and I'm not fond of image-less posts. It's not a problem of my camera... I just don't have a time slot for that.
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Blackberry Grilling Sauce for Ribs
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Prep 5 mins
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Use to baste pork or beef ribs on the barbecue.
Make and share this Blackberry Grilling Sauce for Ribs recipe from Food.com.
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- 2 fluid ounces blackberry preserves
- 6 fluid ounces ketchup
- 2 tablespoons brown sugar
- cayenne pepper, to taste
- 1⁄4 teaspoon mustard powder
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A really nice place to have dinner and some drinks. The staff are really friendly and provide great service. A excellent place for a romantic dinner or also great for a large family gathering. The food is excellent and the prices are are worth it.
Lunch was very nice. The food and service were great. There was 5 of us and we all had something different. The Greek choices are very good and there are s lot of light choices as well.
First time at this restaurant and I will not go back. The Alfredo sauce tasted like it came out of a jar. No wait, I have had better Alfredo sauce out of a jar. No imagination in the plating department either. Next time I will stay home, make my own, and save my money.
Warm atmosphere. Good menu. If you enjoy Greek food you will love this place. We hosted our Greek friend and his wife, and they both really enjoyed the meal. All Souvlaki is cooked to perfection
Very friendly staff. Good Greek Food. Very cozy atmosphere. Prices are fair. Right on main street in Spruce Grove.
This restaurant has the best Spanokopita, I would recommend it to anyone who likes it. If you have never had it you should try it.
Upon arrival in Spruce Grove, we were warned that there are very few worthwhile restaurants but Something Else was mentioned as being worth a try. The first time we went there it was New Year's Eve. My first choice of wine by the glass was not a good one - opened too long. The friendly server cheerfully replaced it with...
As in the past the service and food have been Great! My wife said that I should try the Souvlaki.......Oh Boy!....What a lot of food for me and I enjoyed it to the very last crumb. The desserts are fantastic looking and I have indulged in the past....But I only looked this time, as I was too full.
The staff...
WE have eaten here several time and the food has always been great, and plenty of it. great service friendly, good choice of wines. will be back and have told friends about this place also. Great greek food, and pasta.
My Family and I visited this restaurant and the food was OK, dinner menu was a bit too pricy for my liking. Greek choices were ok. Might not go back.
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Rundle Mall pavers ripped up after less than a year
MONTHS-old pavers put down as part of the $30m revamp of Rundle Mall are now being ripped up again so electrical cabling for lights can be laid. But what's it costing?
Shorten facing toughest day yet
BILL Shorten will face one of his toughest tests as Labor leader today when he submits to a particularly uncomfortable grilling from a Royal Commission.
Former Mariner jumps ship to join captain
GRAHAM Arnold will be reunited with John Crawley this season, with the experienced former Central Coast Mariners goalkeeping coach moving to Sydney FC.
Music festival will test your drugs
RATHER than trying to hide their drugs revellers at this music festival can have them tested by organisers to make sure they are pure.
I don't want a coaching job — Woosha
JOHN Worsfold is not auditioning — neither for the Adelaide nor Carlton coaching vacancies.
'People tell me I look like James Franco'
AS IF first dates weren't awkward enough, imaging having a writer with a Twitter account listening in to your painful conversation.


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It pays to test your livestock's feedstuffs every year, but it is critical to test forages this fall due to extreme variation in quality of silage and hay produced during the drought of 2012.
More Iowa farmers are cutting corn for silage this summer due to the extreme heat, dryness and crop conditions. Because of the increased silage production, the possibilities for silo gas and related health issues have increased, according to Chuck Schwab, Iowa State University Extension and Outreach farm safety and health specialist.
Iowa Learning Farms and Wapello County NRCS will co-host a field day near Martinsburg on Friday, Sept. 7, focusing on cover crop management for optimum results as part of the Competine Creek Watershed project. The field day is free and the public is invited to attend. A free lunch will follow the field day program.
The Farm Progress Show is known for its extensive array of information and technology for today's farmers. It is a natural fit for Iowa State University to be integrated into different aspects of the show, including displays in the permanent hoop building and agricultural tours to nearby research projects and facilities. Look for Iowa State banners around the show grounds to locate Iowa State experts and exhibits.
The Agricultural Marketing Resource Center provides producer groups with information for use in applying for the USDA Rural Business and Cooperative Service value-added producer grants, announced in the Federal Register Aug. 15, 2012.
Iowa Learning Farms, along with the Cedar River Coalition and Lime Creek Watershed Council, will host a field day on the Richard Sloan farm, near Brandon, Iowa, on Friday, Aug. 24, beginning at 10 a.m. The field day is free and open to the public.
The Denison Community School "Denison DeKalb" team received first place in the 2012 Crop Scouting competition held by Iowa State University Extension and Outreach. Students gained corn and soybean scouting experience based on integrated pest management principles by participating in the competition.
Harvest is a prime time for agricultural fires, even when the weather has not been warm and dry. This year, the normal harvest dryness will be intensified because of the drought conditions and the potential for agricultural fires has increased above normal as well.
Iowa Learning Farms, Practical Farmers of Iowa and Mitchell County NRCS/SWCD will co-host a field day at the John Schwarck farm near Riceville, Iowa, on Tuesday, Aug. 21, beginning at 10:30 a.m. The field day will highlight management options to successfully add cover crops to a row crop rotation.
Iowa crop and livestock producers are invited to attend an Iowa State University Extension and Outreach webinar Tuesday, Aug. 21 to learn about grain quality issues and marketing options related to drought. County extension offices will be hosting the webinar, which begins at 1 p.m. There is no charge to attend.
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His greatest concern was to make sure the two bulbous microphones in front worked, bending them back and forth for maximum sound.
bulbous columns, winding staircases, and whimsical bas-reliefs of mythical creatures wrap around the palace.
1570s, "pertaining to a bulb," from Latin bulbosus, from bulbus (see bulb). Meaning "bulb-shaped" is recorded from 1783. Related: Bulbously; bulbousness.


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Alex Mack told Cleveland.com that he's happy that he'll be signing a long-term deal with the Browns and there isn't bad blood between them.
"It's been a long, hard road, but I'm here and I'm happy," Mack said. "I'm excited. I'm fired up. There's no bad blood. Now that it's done, I'm happy."
The Browns almost lost Mack to the Jaguars, but they ended up deciding to match their offer sheet to him, which will now pay him $42 million over five years, with $26 million guaranteed.
The good thing for Mack is that he can void to deal after the first two years and become a free agent.


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On Her Birthday, Iconic Shots of Sixties Model Veruschka
"The most beautiful woman in the world."
"The most beautiful woman in the world."
Child star, red carpet bombshell, paparazzi magnet.By The Cut
The actress turns 15 today.By Sally Holmes
The Mad Men star's best off-screen looks.
The best looks of her career, all the way back to the one time she looked like Ke$ha.
See the actress's best fashion moments.
Looking back at one of the original supermodels.
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A look back at the original rocker chick.
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The actress has been a style star since she stepped on the red carpet.
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The dancer turned actress is one of fashion's favorite actresses.
The actress turns 38 today.By Sally Holmes
The fairylike child star is high fashion's latest darling.
From belly-baring tops to floor-length lace.
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Agriculture Committee Chairman Collin Peterson Statement on National Hunger Awareness Day
Jun 5, 2007
Washington, DC – Agriculture Committee Chairman Collin Peterson issued the following statement recognizing National Hunger Awareness Day:
"Today, we recognize National Hunger Awareness Day and the efforts of food banks, faith-based organizations, charitable groups, corporations, government and individuals to combat hunger. Our nation's farmers and ranchers produce the safest, most abundant food supply in the world, and the agriculture community is keenly aware of the important role we play in addressing hunger issues. As we continue to develop the 2007 Farm Bill, nutrition programs are an important consideration, and we will do everything we can to be sure that these programs receive the support they need."


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Apple's next Mac Pro may sport six-core processorsA forthcoming update to the Mac Pro line could have short-term exclusivity of a new Intel Xeon six-core CPU early next year, according to a new rumor.
Citing an inside source, Hardmac has reported that Apple is testing the Gulftown Xeon chip in the new Mac Pro desktop. The chip is an improvement over the model currently being used in the 2009 model with more horsepower and lower power consumption.
The new 32 nanometer chips have 12MB of L3 cache, and 6 cores with 12 threads for each CPU. Apple usually doubles the processors in its high-end professional workstations, so it's possible the new Mac Pro system could have a total of 12 cores. The new hardware could be released sometime in the first quarter of 2010.
Gulftown is the codename of a yet-unreleased Intel chip. It will be sold under the Intel Core i9 name, while the server version is to be called the Xeon 5600 series. It will be the first dual-socket, six-core processor for Intel.
The report said that the new Mac Pro will have a modified motherboard with a 10Gbit/second Ethernet port. In addition, it is said to support 8GB and 16GB RAM modules, an increase from the 4GB offered today. That would mean the system could carry up to 128GB of RAM.
The new hardware is said to possibly arrive in early 2010, before the new chip enters mass production. If true, it is likely that the Mac maker would have short-term exclusive use of the new Xeon CPU.
"We currently do not know if all future Mac Pro models will be using this hexacore Xeon or if Apple will keep quad core XEon for the entry level model," the report said. "This could decrease significantly the price of the first Mac Pro, and maybe convince some Mac users desperately waiting for a Mac Pro mini to finally get one. It is also unclear if the enclosure will be modified or not."
If true, it wouldn't be the first time Apple had early access to a new Xeon chip. The last two revisions of the Mac Pro line had the first crack at their respective chips.
Earlier this year, Apple introduced a new Mac Pro with Nehalem Xeon processors. The 2.66GHz CPU offered 2.4 times increase of memory bandwidth with 40 percent lower memory latency over its predecessor. The current high-end 8-core Mac Pro offers two 2.26GHz Quad-Core Intel Xeon 5500 series processors with 8MB of shared L3 cache.
On Topic: Future Hardware
- Rumor: Apple developing iPhone display with integrated Touch ID fingerprint scanner, eliminating home button
- Apple investigating thinner touch panels that can sense 3D 'hover' gestures
- Intel announces quad-core mobile Broadwell chips, but Apple likely to stay away
- Thunderbolt 3 spec announced with support for USB-C connector, transfer speeds of up to 40Gbps
- Metaio acquisition brings Apple's PrimeSense pickup into focus