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Fresh Pear Bread Pudding
Serves: 8 to 10
Warm from the oven and softly scented with cinnamon, this is one of my favorite cool weather desserts. It's a perfect way to use up leftover bread and those sweet and juicy pears that may have become a bit past their prime. If you have day-old pastries or croissants, cut those up and add them to the mixture!
- 4 eggs, lightly beaten Add to list
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- 1/4 cup brown sugar (or substitute raw cane sugar) Add to list
- 1/3 cup maple syrup Add to list
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- 4 cups day-old bread cubes (about 3/4-inch cubes) Add to list
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Preheat oven to 350° F.
In a mixing bowl, combine eggs, half-and-half, butter, brown sugar, maple syrup, vanilla, cinnamon, nutmeg and salt. Place bread cubes, pears, cranberries and ginger in a large bowl; add egg mixture. Toss to mix well.
Butter a casserole dish and pour bread mixture into it. Bake the pudding for 45 to 60 minutes, or until set in the center.
Each serving: 290 cal, 15g fat (8g sat), 130mg chol, 230mg sodium, 36g carb, 2g fiber, 21g sugars, 6g protein
Recipe by, PCC Chef
Source: Demonstrated on KING 5's "Gardening with Ciscoe" show, which aired on October 19, 2013.

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Nature. No offense to the ecologists, but nature is often useless. Decisions of a delicate nature would be better if they were just plain old delicate decisions. Nauseous. Ask an old-timer, and he'll tell you that nauseous means causing nausea, not suffering from it. The word for the latter is nauseated. A decaying carcass is nauseous, and (unless you go for such things) will probably make you nauseated. [Entry added 14 August 1999] Necessitate. Ugly business jargon. If you mean require, say require or rework the sentence so that necessitate is not necessitated. [Entry revised 14 August 1999] Network. Network was very happy when it was just a noun; when you're outside the computer lab, don't force it to serve double duty as a verb. Networking summons up images of yuppies in power ties. "Never" and "Always." Any grammatical or stylistic rule beginning with "Never" or "Always" should be suspect, and that includes the ones in this guide. No word or construction in the language is completely valueless (even if some come pretty damn close). Apply all guidelines intelligently and sensitively, and forsake pedantic bugbears in favor of grace. See Audience and read it twice. Nor. Although there are other possibilities, you can't go wrong if you use nor only after the word neither: instead of "Keats did not write novels nor essays," use either "Keats did not write novels or essays" or "Keats wrote neither novels nor essays." (You can, however, say "Keats did not write novels, nor did he write essays.") Not un-. This phrase, as in "The subtleties did not go unnoticed," is often an affectation. Be direct. Noun. A noun, as the "Schoolhouse Rock" song would have it, is a person, a place, or a thing. Piece o' cake. Well, a qualified piece o' cake. We have to define thing broadly enough to include things that aren't particularly thingy. Heat is a noun; January is a noun; innovation is a noun; asperity is a noun. See also Pronoun. [Revised 11 June 2001.] Numbers. The high school rule about spelling out numbers less than one hundred (some say ten; it's a question of house style) and writing them as numerals above has enslaved too many people. It's a good start, but here are a few more guidelines. Never begin a sentence with a numeral: either spell out the number, or rewrite the sentence to move the number from the beginning. Very large round numbers should be spelled out: not 1,000,000,000, but one billion — an American billion, that is; Britain's billion is often a million million. If ever you need real precision in expressing very large numbers, scientific notation might make sense. In a series of numbers, either spell them out or use numerals for every member of the list: don't switch in the middle, as in "pages thirty-two, ninety-six, 107, and 235." Dates should always get numerals: "October 3, 1990." There's no reason to use both numerals and words for the same number: unless a law firm is paying you enough money to butcher the language with impunity, steer clear of abominations like "two (2)" or "12 (twelve)." The only time you should mix spelling and numerals is in very large numbers: not 8,600,000, but 8.6 million. Use numerals for anything difficult to spell out: not four and sixteen seventeenths, thirteen thousand three hundred twenty six, or three point one four one five nine. You can spell out simple fractions like one half or two thirds. Obfuscation. Don't use long words where short ones will do; it makes your writing dense and difficult to understand. Words ending in -ality, -ation, -ize, -ization, -ational, and so forth are often guilty of making sentences more complex than they need to be. Ask yourself if these suffixes can be removed without damaging the sense: if you can use a shorter form, you probably should; if you can take a big scary noun and make it a punchy and powerful verb, you probably should. For instance, "The chairman brought about the organization of the conference" can stand to trade that "brought about the organization of" for "organized" — "The chairman organized the conference." Much better. Many of these guidelines — changing methodology to method, usage to use, functionality to function — are applications of this tip. See Concrete Language, Long Words, and Vocabulary. Old English. Old English, or Anglo-Saxon, is the technical term for the language spoken in England from around 500 to around 1100. (The most famous work written in Old English is Beowulf; you won't be able to understand a word of it without studying Anglo-Saxon.) Old English (or OE, as it's often abbreviated) was succeeded by Middle English (ME), the language of Chaucer; and ME was succeeded by Modern English (ModE) around 1500. This means Shakespeare wrote in modern English, even though it's loaded with thee's and doth's. You'll keep English teachers happy if you reserve the term Old English for truly Old English. See Latinate versus Germanic Diction. On a —— Basis. Often an unnecessarily long way of saying something. "On a daily basis," for instance, could just as easily be "daily," which can be bothan adjective and an adverb. Instead of "The magazine is published on a monthly basis," use "The magazine is published monthly." See Economy. Only. Though it's not necessarily wrong to place the word only nearly anywhere in a sentence — English is mighty flexible — try for precision by putting the modifier next to the word or phrase it modifies. But do it only if you don't stand to lose grace. "We'll only write three papers this semester" might suggest we won't do anything else with these three papers. "We'll write only three big papers this semester" makes the meaning clearer. But if it makes your sentence clumsy or unidiomatic, nix it. Oxford Comma. See Commas. Paragraphs. There's no hard and fast rule for the length of a paragraph: it can be as short as a sentence or as long as it has to be. Just remember that each paragraph should contain only one developed idea. A paragraph often begins with a topic sentence which sets the tone of the paragraph; the rest amplifies, clarifies, or explores the topic sentence. When you change topics, start a new paragraph. Be sure your paragraphs are organized to help your argument along. Each paragraph should build on what came before, and should lay the ground for whatever comes next. Mastering transitions can make a very big difference in your writing. A matter of mechanics and house style: it's customary (at least in America) to indicate new paragraphs in most prose by indenting the first line (three to five spaces), with no skipped lines between paragraphs. Business memos and press releases tend to skip a line and not indent. (As you can see from this guide, most Web browsers use the skip-a-line-and-don't-indent style.) In papers for English classes, don't-skip-but-indent is preferable. [Entry revised 14 July 2000] Parameter. Use this nasty vogue word, and I'll forgive you only if you're a mathematician, a scientist, or a computer programmer. (Even then, I'll probably forgive you only grudgingly.) The rest of the world can safely do without. [Entry added 14 August 1999] Parentheses. Don't bury important ideas in parentheses. Dan White's example points out the danger of using parentheses for important thoughts: The American and French Revolutions (which provided the inspiration for Blake's prophetic poetry) were very important to English writers of the 1780s and '90s. Here the substantial part of the sentence is buried in a parenthesis, while the weaker part (note the word "important") is in the main clause. See also Emphasis. Note that sentence-ending periods should go outside the parentheses if the parenthetical remark is part of a larger sentence, but inside the parentheses if it's not embedded in a larger sentence. This is an example of the first (notice the punctuation goes outside, because we're still part of that outer sentence). (This is an example of the second, because we're no longer inside any other sentence; the parenthesis is its own sentence.) Participles. See Dangling Participles. Particular. This particular word, in many particular circumstances, serves no particular purpose. Give particular attention to the particular prospect of cutting it out. [Entry added 5 July 2001.] Passive Voice. The active voice takes the form of "A does B"; the passive takes the form of "B is done [by A]." There are two problems with the passive voice. The first is that sentences often become dense and clumsy when they're filled with passive constructions. The more serious danger of the passive voice, though, is that it lets the writer shirk the responsibility of providing a subject for the verb. Dan White gives an example: "I'm sorry that the paper was poorly written." If you're going to apologize, apologize: "I'm sorry I wrote a bad paper." The active voice forces one to be specific and confident, not wimpy. And the stakes can be higher when you're talking about atrocities worse than bad papers. This is why nefarious government and corporate spokesmen are so fond of the passive voice: think of the notorious all-purpose excuse, "Mistakes were made." Then think about how much weaseling is going on in a sentence like "It has been found regrettable that the villagers' lives were terminated" — notice especially how the agency has disappeared altogether. It should make you shudder. In your own writing, therefore, favor the active voice whenever you can. Instead of the passive "You will be given a guide," try the active "We will give you a guide" — notice the agent ("We") is still there. Don't go overboard, though. Some passives are necessary and useful. In scientific writing, for instance, sentences are routinely written in the passive voice; the authors are therefore given less importance, and the facts are made to speak for themselves. Even in non-scientific writing, not all passives can be avoided. Don't confuse am, is, are, to be, and such with the passive voice, and don't confuse action verbs with the active voice. The real question is whether the subject of the sentence is doing anything, or having something done to it. I have been giving is active, while I have been given is passive. Per. Avoid the businessese habit of using per instead of according to, as in per manufacturers' guidelines. Ick. Person. See First Person. Personalized. Personalized means made personal, and suggests that something was not personal but now is. This isn't what you mean in phrases like personalized attention. Use personal. See Obfuscation. Plus. The use of the word plus where and or with would be better is a bad habit picked up from advertising copy. Try to limit plus to mathematics, and use and or with where they're appropriate. Precision. The guiding principle in all your word choices should be precision, the most important contributor to clarity. Sometimes this means choosing words a little out of the ordinary: peripatetic might come closer to the mark than wandering, and recondite is sometimes more accurate than obscure. But while a large vocabulary will help you here, don't resort to long words or obfuscation. More often precision means choosing the right familiar word: paying attention to easily confused pairs like imply and infer, and making sure the words you choose have exactly the right meaning. For instance, "Hamlet's situation is extremely important in the play" means almost nothing. Try something that expresses a particular idea, like "Hamlet's indecision forces the catastrophe" or "The murder of Hamlet's father brings about the crisis." Precision can also mean putting your words in just the right order, or using just the right grammatical construction to make your point. Always read your writing as closely as possible, paying attention to every word, and ask yourself whether every word says exactly what you want. Prepositions. Prepositions are usually little words that indicate direction, position, location, and so forth. Some examples: to, with, from, at, in, near, by, beside, and above. A quick-and-dirty rule of thumb: you can usually recognize a preposition by putting it before the word he. If your ear tells you he should be him, the word might be a preposition. Thus to plus he becomes to him, so to is a preposition. (This doesn't help with verbs of action; show + he becomes show him. Still, it might help in some doubtful cases.) Prepositions at the End. Along with split infinitives, a favorite bugbear of the traditionalists. Whatever the merit of the rule — and both historically and logically, there's not much — there's a substantial body of opinion against end-of-sentence prepositions; if you want to keep the crusty old-timers happy, try to avoid ending written sentences (and clauses) with prepositions, such as to, with, from, at, and in. Instead of writing "The topics we want to write on," where the preposition on ends the clause, consider "The topics on which we want to write." Prepositions should usually go before (pre-position) the words they modify. On the other hand — and it's a big other hand — old-timers shouldn't always dictate your writing, and you don't deserve your writing license if you elevate this rough guideline into a superstition. Don't let it make your writing clumsy or obscure; if a sentence is more graceful with a final preposition, let it stand. A sentence becomes unnecessarily obscure when it's filled with from whoms and with whiches. According to a widely circulated (and often mutated) story, Winston Churchill, reprimanded for ending a sentence with a preposition, put it best: "This is the sort of thing up with which I will not put." Prescriptive versus Descriptive Grammars. The grammar books you're used to are what linguists call prescriptive: that is, they prescribe rules for proper usage. For several hundred years, "grammar" was synonymous with "prescriptive grammar." You went to a book to get the official word: thou shalt not split infinitives, thou shalt not end sentences with prepositions. (This is presumably why you're reading this guide now: to find out what's "right" and what's "wrong.") Linguists today are justly dubious about such things, and most spend their time on descriptive grammars: descriptions of how people really speak and write, instead of rules on how they should. They're doing important work, not least by arguing that no language or dialect is inherently better than any other. They've done a signal service in reminding us that Black English is as "legitimate" a dialect as the Queen's English, and that speaking the way Jane Austen writes doesn't make you more righteous than someone who uses y'all. They've also demonstrated that many self-styled "grammar" experts know next to nothing about grammar as it's studied by professionals, and many aren't much better informed about the history of the language. Many prescriptive guides are grievously ill informed. Fair enough. Sometimes, though, I enjoy picking fights with those linguists, usually amateur, who try to crowd prescription out of the market altogether. The dumber ones make a leap from "No language is inherently better than another" (with which I agree) to "Everything's up for grabs" (with which I don't). The worst are hypocrites who, after attacking the very idea of rules, go on to prescribe their own, usually the opposite of whatever the traditionalists say. These folks have allowed statistics to take the place of judgment, relying on the principle, "Whatever most people say is the best." These dullards forget that words are used in social situations, and that even if something isn't inherently good or evil, it might still have a good or bad effect on your audience. I happen to know for a fact that God doesn't care whether you split infinitives. But some people do, and that's a simple fact that no statistical table will change. A good descriptivist should tell you that. In fact, my beef with many descriptivists is that they don't describe enough. A really thorough description of a word or usage would take into account not only how many people use it, but in what circumstances and to what effect. Much can be said against old-fashioned bugbears like end-of-sentence prepositions and singular they. They're not particularly logical, they don't have much historical justification, and they're difficult even for native speakers to learn. But you don't always get to choose your audience, and some of your readers or hearers will think less of you if you break the "rules." Chalk it up to snobbishness if you like, but it's a fact. To pick an even more politically charged example, Black English is a rich and fascinating dialect with its own sophisticated lexicon and syntax. But using it incertain social situations just hurts the speaker's chances of getting what he or she wants. That's another brute fact — one with the worst of historical reasons, but a fact still, and wishing it away won't change it. That doesn't mean the old-fashioned prescriptivists should always be followed slavishly: it means you have to exercise judgment in deciding which rules to apply when. Here's the principle that guides what I write and say whenever traditional ("correct") usage differs from colloquial ("incorrect") usage. * Does the traditional usage, hallowed by prescriptive grammars and style guides, improve the clarity or precision of the sentence? If so, use the traditional usage. * Does the colloquial usage add clarity or precision to the more traditional version? — if so, use the colloquial one, rules be damned. * Sometimes the traditional usage, the one you've been taught is "right," is downright clumsy or unidiomatic. The classic example is "It's I," which, though "right" — traditionalists will tell you it is in the nominative case, and that a copulative verb requires the same case in the subject and the predicate — is too stilted for all but the most formal situations. "It's me" sounds a thousand times more natural. If you like being the sort of person who says "It's I," that's fine, but know that most of your audience, including most of the educated part of your audience, will find it out of place. * If neither one is inherently better, for reasons of logic, clarity, or whatever, is the traditional form intrusive? If it's not going to draw attention to itself, I prefer to stick with the "correct" usage, even if the reasons for its being "correct" are dubious. For instance, the word only can go many places in a sentence. Putting it in a position the traditionalists call "wrong" will probably distract a few readers; putting it in a position the traditionalists call "right" won't bother anyone, even those who are less hung up about word placement. In this case, unlike the "It's I" case, following the "rule" will keep the traditionalists happy without irritating the rest of the world. For me it's a simple calculation: which usage, the traditional or the colloquial, is going to be more effective? Since most traditional usages work in most colloquial settings, and since many colloquial usages don't work in formal settings, I usually opt for the traditional usage. Some determined iconoclasts consider it pandering to follow any traditional rule they don't like, and do everything they can to flout the old grammar books. I suppose some think wanton infinitive-splitting shows the world what free spirits they are, and some think giving in to "White English" is unmitigated Uncle-Tomism. Maybe. If rebellion makes you happy, go nuts; I won't stop you. But as I make clear throughout this guide, writing is for me a matter of having an impact on an audience, and my experience, if it's worth anything, is that some usages help you and some hurt you. Think about each one, not in terms of what you're "allowed" to say, but in terms of what your words can do for you. A dogmatic prejudice against the rules is no better than a dogmatic prejudice in their favor. See my entries on Audience, Grammar, Rules, and Taste. [Entry added 29 January 2001.] Previous. Overused. Earlier may be more to the point, and previous is often redundant, as in "Our previous discussion." Unless you mean to distinguish that discussion from another one (such as "the discussion before the one I just mentioned"), leave out previous, since you're not likely to mention discussions you haven't had yet. Prior to. For a less stuffy and bureaucratic tone, replace prior to or prior with before or earlier whenever possible. Proofreading. You should always read over your wrok carefully before handing it to someone esle, looking for typoos, mispelled words, problems with agreement, words that missing, and so on. There's nothing wrong with using a spelling checker, but they routinely miss so many things that you still have to read your work closely. (Don't depend on grammar checkers, which usually make your writing worse, not better.) Remember, though, that proofreading is only one part of the revision process. [Entry revised 14 August 1999] Pronoun. A pronoun takes the place of a noun: it stands for (Latin pro-) a noun. Pronouns include he, it, her, me, and so forth. Instead of saying "Bob gave Terry a memo Bob wrote, and Terry read the memo," we'd use the nouns Bob, Terry, and memo only once, and let pronouns do the rest: "Bob gave Terry a memo he wrote, and she read it." There are a few special sorts of pronouns: possessive pronouns, such as my, hers, and its, which mean of something or belonging to something; and relative pronouns, such as whose and which, that connect a relative clause to a sentence: "She read the memo, which mentioned the new system." Punctuation and Quotation Marks. In America, commas and periods go inside quotation marks, while semicolons and colons go outside, regardless of the punctuation in the original quotation. Question marks and exclamation points depend on whether the question or exclamation is part of the quotation, or part of the sentence containing the quotation. Some examples: * See the chapter entitled "The Conclusion, in which Nothing is Concluded." (Periods always go inside.) * The spokesman called it "shocking," and called immediately for a committee. (Commas always go inside.) * Have you read "Araby"? (The question mark is part of the outer sentence, not the quoted part, so it goes outside.) * He asked, "How are you?" (The question mark is part of the quoted material, so it goes inside.) In American usage, all quoted material goes in "double quotation marks"; if you need a quotation inside a quotation, use 'single quotation marks' (also called "inverted commas") inside: "This for quotations, 'this' for quotations inside quotations." Quotations inside quotations are the only place for single quotation marks — don't use them to highlight individual words. Punctuation and Spaces. The traditional rule, and one especially suited to the monospaced fonts common in typescripts (as opposed to desktop publishing): put one space after a comma or semicolon; put two spaces after a (sentence-ending) period, exclamation point, or question mark. Colons have been known to go either way. For spaces after quotation marks, base your choice on the punctuation inside the quotation. Publishers often (but not always) use standard word spacing between sentences (it's a matter of house style), and it seems to be gaining ground among typists today, perhaps through the influence of desktop publishing. In any case, it's nothing to fret about. I get a ridiculous amount of mail about this one point — at least one (often heated) message a week, more than on all the other topics in this guide put together. I wish I understood this strange passion. My only advice to those who want to quarrel about it is that your time would be better spent worrying about other things.
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Zeeke September 25, 2013
No comments about the black guy that hasn't been part of the scene suddenly running in and coming on her face? A) WTF and B) we could have had an "all holes filled scene?"
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Any one else think this was a bit boring? She looked bored at one point lol
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Ja, jetzt gehts rund erst in den Arsch und dann in den Mund
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Donetsk, Ukraine - Behind several layers of barbed wire, sandbags, tyres and wooden posts, sits the headquarters of the self-proclaimed "Donetsk People's Republic".
Donetsk, like much of eastern Ukraine, opposed the anti-government protests that toppled former president Viktor Yanukovich in February and the pro-Western government that has replaced him. Today, a vocal minority here support joining Russia, whose borders are only about 100km away.
On Wednesday afternoon, men - some masked, others bare-faced - stood guard around the 11-storey headquarters of the Donetsk Republic. The building was festooned with banners denouncing the European Union, the United States and "fascists".
One of the ironies of the current crisis is that the power [Victor] Yanukovich centralised for himself is now in the control of his opponents.
- Timothy Frye, Harriman Institute at Columbia University
A stage in front of the headquarters' main entrance hosted entertainment ranging from recorded kitsch music to a lively poetry reading about the evils of the West. Donetsk resident Andrey Alimov was not wooed by the show. "It all terrifies me a little. I'm sick of all of the unrest," Alimov told Al Jazeera as he headed away from the headquarters.
The building, officially known as the Donetsk Regional Administration, was seized more than a week ago by protesters opposed to Ukraine's new government. Shortly after the takeover, the protesters replaced the Ukrainian flag with the Russian tricolour and blotted out Ukrainian insignia with spray paint.
But these separatists appear to represent the small minority of Donetsk residents who want to separate from Ukraine. A poll conducted by the Institute of Social Research and Political Analysis, based in Donetsk, found that 65 percent of people in the city preferred it to remain part of Ukraine.
Yet although the 36-year-old Alimov still feels a sense of patriotism towards Ukraine, the fact remains that no one in Donetsk - or anywhere else in the country - seems to know exactly what they're doing, Alimov said.
Weak control
Bands of separatists similar to those in Donetsk have sprouted up across Ukraine's east in recent weeks - and the fledgling government in Kiev has so far proven unable to quell these uprisings.
Interim Ukrainian President Oleksandr Turchynov announced an "anti-terrorist operation" against pro-Russian forces on Tuesday. But in the centre of Donetsk, this promise sounded more like a catch-phrase than an actual call to action. Separatists have met little, if any, resistance from local police units.
On Wednesday evening, the Donetsk police milled about the crowd of about 200 people around the regional administration building. But no police were present at the nearby Donetsk City Council building, which had been captured by separatists earlier that day. Instead, the building was guarded by a local militia, a member of which told Al Jazeera they planned to take down the Ukrainian flag later in the evening.
"The police have 'post-Maidan syndrome'," wrote Vitaliy Sizov, a journalist from local news site Novosti Donbassa, referring to the name of the protest movement that brought down Yanukovich.
Many of the local police were appointed by Yanukovich, who was the governor of the Donetsk region from 1997 to 2002. After Yanukovich was ousted as president, the police now have few qualms about allowing anti-government takeovers as a kind of revenge, Sizov told Al Jazeera.
The separatist protesters object to the way in which Yanukovich was removed from power. For many of them, the incident is just one more example of how western Ukrainians, taken in by the temptations of Europe and the US, were willing to topple a lawfully elected president.
Centralisation, federalisation, secession?
However, the separatist protesters in Donetsk lack a united message and popular support that could lead to any decisive political action, such as separating from Ukraine. And some residents say that a more palatable alternative for many Donetsk residents could be federalisation, which would allow Ukraine's regions more control over their local government.
Near Donetsk's Lenin Statue, Denis Odentsov is handing out flyers with information about how a decentralised government would solve problems in the region.
"People in Kiev just don't understand what it's like here," the 24-year-old said, adding that greater autonomy might give a boost to the region's economy.
Ultimately, federalisation of power in Ukraine might be part of an eventual compromise, said Timothy Frye, director of the Harriman Institute at Columbia University. "One of the ironies of the current crisis is that the power Yanukovich centralised for himself is now in the control of his opponents," Frye told Al Jazeera.
Ukraine's election results have usually split along regional lines, with the east voting for one candidate and the west for another. This has meant that whoever is in power tends to represent the interest of one side of the country over the other.
However, with Russia in the equation, "federalisation has become associated with Russia's efforts to devolve power to regions [in Ukraine], which would allow the regions to be on equal footing with the central government", Frye said. This could give Moscow significantly more leverage in Ukraine.
This, Frye said, could likely be the Kremlin's end-game - given his belief that a Crimea-like secession seems unlikely in eastern Ukraine. Instead, he holds that an energetic minority in eastern Ukraine has given voice to the idea of secession.
"If it weren't for the Russian troops on the other side of the border," he said, referring to the militias in eastern Ukraine, "I don't think we would even see this happening".
Source: Al Jazeera
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Good Point. There is also the same confusion with the Promenade threads.
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Well, I suppose Palo Alto Issues means Palo Alto Political Issues, and Around Town means casual comments about general events around town but some things tend to blend together as in Downtown Promenade!!! So I always look at both.
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Style Me Pretty.
I am so excited to share that our wedding was featured on Style Me Pretty's Little Black Book blog this week! I have anxiously been waiting to share these pictures on the blog, but wanted to wait until these came out first — so head on over and check them out (I've only looked at them about 1000 times now). And stay tuned, I'll be sharing more detail pictures on the blog next week!
Blueberry Mint Simple Syrup.
Blueberry mint simple syrup is super easy to make, I whipped up a batch this weekend to top off prosecco for a sweet, seasonal cocktail. To make the syrup, combine one cup of sugar, half a cup of water, a handful of fresh mint leaves, a few pieces of lemon rind, and two cups of blueberries in a saucepan. Bring all of the ingredients to a boil, and let them cook down for about 10 minutes. Next, strain the berries, leaves and rind and leave the liquid in a bowl to cool down. I was impatiently awaiting a cocktail, so I cooled mine in the freezer for a short time. After cooling, strain the syrup one more time. To make the cocktails, pour a glass of champagne or prosecco three-quarters of the way full, and then add the simple syrup to taste– I like mine a bit sweeter, so I added about one full tablespoon to my drink. Then garnish with lemon, mint, and fresh blueberries — and cheers! I'm thinking ways to use the leftover blueberry mint simple syrup — perhaps on a bowl of vanilla bean ice cream?
Goat Cheese Crostini.
Guys, I can't even express to you in words how much I love this appetizer. If I could figure out how to put videos on my blog, then I would take one of me eating these, because only then would you really be able to tell how very much I love these little goat cheese crostini bits of deliciousness. This recipe was totally snagged from a spectacular little hole-in-the-wall wine bar on Cape Cod, where I went with some girlfriends a few years ago. And since then it's been a staple with our group of friends, when we get together, there better be goat cheese crostini. Also, did I mention how easy it was to make? You just slice up a crusty baguette (I used Trader Joe's ficelle), toast it under the broiler for 2-3 minutes, and then spread the warm bread with goat cheese. Then drizzle the crostinis with good honey — I used orange blossom honey, yum — and sprinkle with fresh thyme. The only other step is try not to eat them all before your guests arrive — I promise, it's going to be difficult.
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Cheese and Cocktails.
We had a little "Sunday Funday" at our apartment this weekend — the arrival of our monthly cheese delivery from Murray's (best wedding gift, ever) called for a celebration. So my buddy Taz came over to enjoy some cocktails and bites to close out the weekend. We made one of my favorite snacks — goat cheese crostini — and whipped up a fresh batch of blueberry mint simple syrup to top off some prosecco cocktails. And the talented Taz took lots of pictures, so come back tomorrow to check out the recipes!
The Best Day of Summer.
Luckily summer is almost over, because this Saturday I am confident it peaked — I had the.best.day.ever. We went with some friends for a day trip out to Nantucket and had the most perfect summer day. It was my first time there, so we explored the quaint little cobblestone streets and did some window shopping, we took a ride out to the Cisco Brewery and did a tour and some tastings, and we had a delicious seafood dinner as the sun was setting over the island. At one point we were sitting outside with the sun shining, eating oysters and enjoying some drinks while listening to a live band play at the brewery, and I just felt so overwhelmingly happy — I mean, does it get any better than that?
Macaron PSA.
I was picking up a few weekend supplies (ie: cheese plate rations) at Trader Joe's this evening and made a detour down the dessert aisle only to find a frozen sampler of TJ's macarons. I felt it was my duty to share this very important information with my readers, as a public service announcement. I will warn you, they're not as light and fluffy as homemade macarons (which I know from my cooking class experience!) — but at just $4 for a dozen, they are totally worth it. I have completely demolished one full row already, cassis and salted caramel were my favorites, just in case you were wondering.
The Classics.
Sure, it's only halfway through August, but we all know the lust for Fall fashion comes long before the beach towels and sandals get packed up. I always flip through the September issues and find a crazy trend I want to try for upcoming cool weather — but this year my wish list is filled to the brim with practical basics that have just a subtle twist. Take the classic black tote and add a scalloped edge, or simple white tailored shirt, and bedazzle the collar with gemstones. The best part? They're worth the investment because of their timeless looks (or at least that's how I'll justify the purchases). Are you already craving some items for Fall or are you hanging on to your breezy sundresses until the first freeze?
Scenes from the weekend.
I had one of those weekends where I felt like I was a kid again. My little brother was up visiting to tour some colleges with us, and we had so much fun together just taking in the simple joys of summer. We entertained ourselves with a round of (competitive) mini-golf, indulged in giant bowls of ice cream (black raspberry for me!), played lawn games at a BBQ, and enjoyed a seafood lunch by the water on a warm, sunny day — what's better than that?
Bachelorette Basics.
Excuse the grainy iPhone pictures here, but in my fury of preparations for last weekend's bachelorette party, this was the best shot I got of a fun little item I added into favor bags. I refuse to subject my gal-pals to the hot pink/zebra/glitter products of the bachelorette aisle at party stores and went with a DIY approach to favors. Among the contents were these mini envelopes filled with Advil for the after-after party. I got the bags and stickers at Gus & Ruby Letterpress, and drew a few silly sayings on the closure labels to let guests know that recovery was on the way – and from my personal experience, they came in handy come Sunday morning.
Sailing and sipping.
I felt like I packed an entire summer's worth of activities into my weekend. On Friday we took a sail around the Boston harbor on the Adirondack III — a belated birthday treat for the Mr — and it couldn't have been a more gorgeous night. We had wine and cheese and took in the Boston skyline as the sun set. Then Saturday was filled with lots of celebrations and activities for a dear friend's bachelorette party. We got blow-outs with the bride-to-be to get ready for the day, and did a walking wine tour of the South End neighborhood, tasting wines and food pairings at different local restaurants — wine and cheese were clearly the theme of this weekend! And our day of fun was followed by the usual bachelorette debauchery of dancing and clinking of champagne glasses. It was a jam-packed weekend and now I'm paying for it — I can't wait to get in my bed and catch up on the DVR!


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(Sports Network) - The Colorado Avalanche conclude a four-game road trip this evening against a team they have had much road success against, as they visit the Florida Panthers and BankAtlantic Center.
The Avalanche began the eastern trek with a big win in Detroit and then lost the second test in Philadelphia before picking up a controversial 2-1 shootout win in Tampa on Thursday. Milan Hejduk was awarded the game-winning goal during the extra session after officials ruled that Lightning goaltender Mike Smith had thrown his stick in an attempted save.
Hejduk was the fourth skater in the shootout after the first three were unsuccessful, and veered to the left for a backhander. On the play, Smith moved his stick out for the poke check, gripping it near the end of the handle. As he moved to his right for the blocker save, the stick came loose and flew out of his grip.
Despite the protests of Smith and Tampa Bay head coach Rick Tocchet, the call stood and Andrew Raycroft then made a glove save on Martin St. Louis, ending the contest for an Avalanche win. While Smith was upset with the ruling, Colorado head coach Tony Granato said after the game it was the right call.
Raycroft made 37 saves through regulation and overtime for Colorado, which moved to 2-1 on the four-game trip. Paul Stastny tallied the lone regulation goal for the Avs.
The win also saw the return of Ben Guite and Darcy Tucker to the lineup. Guite played for the first time since November 8 due to a rib injury, while Tucker hadn't played since November 24 because of a knee ailment.
No. 1 netminder Peter Budaj should return to net tonight as Colorado tries to improve on its 8-9-1 road record. Budaj has never faced Florida but has allowed at least four goals in three of his last four starts.
Colorado has won four straight and seven of its last eight versus the Panthers, and have won eight straight in Sunrise. All-time, the Avalanche franchise is 11-1-0 versus the Panthers as the visiting team, with their lone loss coming on April 22, 1995 as the Quebec Nordiques.
The Panthers begin a three-game homestand today and are 6-4-2 as the host but just 1-1-2 in their last four at BankAtlantic Center.
After winning the first three games of a five-game road trip, Florida lost the final two games. That includes a 2-1 overtime loss to Carolina on Thursday.
The Hurricanes' Joe Corvo scored on a sensational individual effort with 44 seconds remaining in overtime, taking a pass from Ray Whitney at the top of the slot. He then wound up for a shot, but fell to the ice after making contact with a Florida defender. He recovered though, and skated the puck into the left circle, cutting between two defenders, before lifting a backhander past Tomas Vokoun, who made 35 saves in the tough-luck loss.
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Our room wasn't ready when we checked in.
I loved the breakfast and the bed
I had a service dog but because she was emotional support she wasnt considered a service dog. That really upset me
Checked in at 4pm to find out that they had a limo service that took us out to eat. Driver suggested a wonderful restaurant called 511. We will be back. Beds were extremely comfortable
They've updated certain aspects of the room: TV, bed, and dresser. The room itself was clean but the smell bothered me and the bathroom was small.
Very outdated motel. Smelled like stale cigarettes and damp carpet.
The place is new and I would expect it to be clean and well maintained, and it was. Staff was freindly and the breakfast had a nice selection. Beds were comfortable.
Parking spaces are narrow. For the two days I was there two landscape trucks with trailers took up 12 of the parking spaces.
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The beds felt like a foam pad on a cardboard box.
The Hotel was nice and big! The room was definitely worth the price. We got in pretty late, but the beds were super comfortable. I also loved how the shower had a tub being a mom of little ones made this stay easy and bathing them!
The carpet was dirty my daughters socks were dirty after she was crawling around, but it didn't bother us. A little dirt won't hurt :)
Very noisy no sleep
The staff was incredibly nice and helpful!!
The bed needed a new mattress however I would stay here again
Easy to check in an out. Very clean bathroom
Carpets are kind of old, smelled a slight cigarette smoke odor.
No AC in the room which is needed in a warm summer night. The room has an old room smell. Stains on chairs and carpet. Dust collection on Floral arrangement.
I stayed at this location.4days last FebruaryValentines Day Weekend for the first time. I tavel to Eureka at least 4 times yearly from Eugene Or. A good value for $5----. The owner was friendly and helpful & expedited my stayover for additional 2 days
Called am day of my reservation which was pre-payed, requesting a ground floor Rm.My Rm126 was next to laundry Rm.Noisy very early. No Frig or Microwave assured when I booked on line.Friends and business in Old Town.Never stay at this property again
Clean room
The hallway had a weird smell. The rest of the hotel was fine.
It was right on the main drive through town so it made it very easy to find.
Bed was old and very uncomfortable. Was suddenlink cable so no Viacom channels on the TV. Heard all the noise from the outside and the toilet from the next room.
Mold in shower, alarm clock did not work, carpet was dirty.
It's a good hotel for the price but sometimes the crowd can get rowdy
Didn't like loudness
The management was very friendly and willing to help our family find recreational opportunities in the area.
Horribly outdated room. Ants all over in the room. Homeless people right outside our room at all hours ( public urination, drug deals, ect). Lack of light bulbs/open sockets. My family generally felt unsafe here.
This place is a historic building that was built in the 20s. It is styled from that area and has that authentic old times look. They have a resturant and a bar on the first floor. It was 100 dollars for my room and it was beautiful. Definitely worth the price for the beauty and history.
Older building that is very interesting & its history is well preserved & displayed. Great location close to downtown and suprisingly quite.
There was no proper ventilation in the room. It was very hot inside the room
There was nothing wrong physically with the room. However I made it claear that I needed wifi access - didn't happen.
The manager/owner lied about wifi access. see below
Motel 6 had my credit card number, then required a copy of my drivers lic and my passenger's drivers lic! Motel 6 stated they required this info because of the local police dept. Police dept later denied having Motel 6 Staff be required to copy driver or passenger's drivers license. With ID theft on the rise, do you really want to give your credit card and photo ID to someone you don't know?
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