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Thanks for playing the Monday Math Square. The nine white squares inside the main red grid should be filled with the digits 1 through 9.
Most of us wouldn't order a meal that costs more than, say, $555.
Meet the Twiblings. Author Melanie Thernstrom tells of the extraordinary measures she and her husband took to achieve parenthood, involving an egg donor and two surrogates.
At the Loews movie theater in New Brunswick, New Jersey, you can grab some overpriced Goobers, take in the latest blockbuster, and, you know, pay your respects to the dead.
This is one of the coolest animations I've seen in awhile - Little Red Riding Hood, retold as an infographic.
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An informative and well-designed graphic look at the 2010 movie box office (some may surprise you!)
Epicurious tackles the lucky and unlucky as far as New Year foods go.
In 2010, retired heavyweight Mike Tyson appeared on Animal Planet.
As a pigeon racer.
The Pittsburgh Pirates fired a pierogi mascot for ripping the team on Facebook.
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As we welcome 2011, enjoy some New Year music and memories.
If you plan to ring in the new year with a little bubbly and you feel the need to get all impressive by, say, opening the champagne bottle with a large hand knife, then look no further.
One of our New Year traditions is to kiss someone at midnight. No pressure there, right? A kiss is a great way to start out a new year on a high note, and here's the science behind it.
Our retail store in Chesterland, Ohio, will be closing at 1 today. Doors open again at 10 on Monday.
Happy New
The most famous New Year's Eve "drop" is the 11,875-pound icosahedral geodesic sphere that descends the flag pole at One Times Square in Manhattan.
Whether you plan to quietly ring in 2011 on the couch or you'll be partying like a rock star in Times Square, tradition dictates that Dick Clark should help you celebrate.
David Milz is the king liar of 2010 - at least according to the Burlington Liars' Club.
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Bring large saucepan of water to boil. Drop in 3 tomatoes; cook 30 seconds. Using slotted spoon, transfer tomatoes to plate. Repeat. When cool, peel tomatoes starting at X. Cut tomatoes in half horizontally; squeeze out seeds and juice. Place tomatoes in processor. Using on/off turns, chop to coarse puree. Transfer puree to strainer; let drain 30 minutes, stirring often.
Combine tomato puree, chicken broth, onion, 1/3 cup lime juice, garlic, parsley, chives, and cilantro in large bowl. Season gazpacho with salt and pepper. Chill 2 hours or up to 1 day.
Blend avocados, chiles, 2 tablespoons water, and 1/3 cup lime juice in processor until smooth. Season with salt; add more water to thin if desired.
Ladle gazpacho into bowls. Top with avocado puree, then drizzle of oil.

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Teachers and Parents,
Sign your 6th graders up for the new 6th Grade Minnesota History Pass!
This pass grants Minnesota 6th graders FREE admission to the Minnesota Historical Society's 26 historic sites and museums statewide now through August 2015. It's a great way for children to explore Minnesota history during non-school hours, and is the perfect complement to the new state social studies standards! (Not valid for field trips.)
Sixth-graders can discover the history of our great state at any MNHS location FREE - from Jeffers Petroglyphs in the south to the Minnesota History Center in the Twin Cities all the way to Split Rock Lighthouse on the North Shore.
Here's how it works:
- Fill out the form below to request passes for your students or a pass for your child
- Have each child sign his or her pass
- Children present the pass at the admission desk of any Minnesota Historical Society site or museum, now through August 2015, to enter free of charge
Any child who is in 6th grade during the 2014-2015 school year is eligible for this pass. The pass will provide free admittance for the 6th grader only (not parents or siblings) to all Minnesota Historical Society sites and museums through August 31, 2015. Not valid for field trips, paid programs or specially priced exhibits.
To order a pass for your classroom or your child, please fill out the form below. Due to the high volume of requests, you should receive your pass(es) within 3 weeks of your request.
*Passes for the 2015-16 school year will be available in early August.*
Frequently Asked Questions
Who may use the 6th Grade MN History Pass?
All Minnesota students in the 6th grade during the 2014-15 school year may use the pass. Parents, siblings and all others in their party must pay regular admission. Admission prices vary, check the individual sites for details.
Where can I get a 6th Grade MN History Pass?
Teachers and parents may request them on the form below for their students or children. Passes are also available at all Minnesota Historical Society sites and museums during regular open hours.
Are there any limitations on the pass?
The 6th Grade Minnesota History Pass is not valid for field trips, paid programs or specially priced exhibits. Only the cardholder may use the pass. Each cardholder must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.
How many times may a cardholder visit?
A Minnesota 6th grader may visit as many times as he/she would like through August 31, 2015.
I'm a teacher. Can I bring a group of 6th graders and have them use their passes for entry?
The pass is not valid for school group field trips. Each cardholder must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.
I'm a youth group leader. Can my 6th graders use their passes for entry?
The pass is not valid for organizational field trips. Each cardholder must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.
Can a lost or stolen pass be replaced?
Yes, please request one online or at any of our sites or museums during regular open hours.
May I buy a family pass?
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U.S. job market added 148,000 jobs in September, unemployment rate at 7.2 percent
U.S. employers added just 148,000 jobs in September, suggesting the job market was weakening before a 16-day partial government shutdown.
Virginia August unemployment rate at 5.6 percent
Virginia's statewide rate for August was 5.6 percent.
Government shutdown 2013: Federal workers must pay back unemployment benefits
Federal workers who applied for and received unemployment during the shutdown must now pay any benefits they received back, WTOP's Andrew Mollenbeck reports.
Fourteen D.C.-area people charged with collecting unemployment fraudulently
Fourteen people in the D.C. metro area have been charged with illegally collecting a combined $250,000+ in unemployment funds, prosecutors say.
Unemployment rate falls to 7.3 percent as people stop searching
The Labor Department says the unemployment rate dropped to 7.3 percent, the lowest in nearly five years. But it fell because more Americans stopped looking for work and were no longer counted as unemployed.
Unemployment benefit applications fall to five-year low
The number of Americans seeking unemployment benefits dropped 9,000 last week to a seasonally adjusted 323,000, near the lowest level since June 2008.
Virginia unemployment rate increases in July 2013
Virginia's unemployment rate rose to 5.7 percent in the month of July.
Layoff rates lowest since Great Recession
Americans who have a job may take comfort in knowing that companies are laying off fewer people than at any time since before the Great Recession.
Unemployment rate drops to 7.4 percent, lowest since December 2008
The unemployment rate in the United States is down to 7.4 percent, its lowest point since December 2008, while adding 162,000 new jobs.
Labor Department July jobs report to be released
Economists are predicting the government's monthly jobs report this morning will show that employers added 183,000 jobs last month and the nation's jobless rate ticked down a notch to 7.5 percent.
Weekly unemployment numbers drop to lowest level since January 2008
The number of Americans applying for unemployment benefits fell 19,000 last week to a seasonally adjusted 326,000, the fewest since January 2008. The decline shows the job market continues to strengthen.
Poverty in America: 4 out of 5 adults struggle
Four out of 5 U.S. adults struggle with joblessness, near-poverty or reliance on welfare for at least parts of their lives, a sign of deteriorating economic security and an elusive American dream.
Weekly unemployment claims drop to 334,000Comment
The number of Americans applying for unemployment benefits fell 24,000 last week to a seasonally adjusted 334,000, a sign that steady job gains should continue.
Salary increases in 2014 likely, but not by muchComment
Employers nationwide are expected to be more generous when considering pay raises in 2014, but you might not see the amount of extra money in your paycheck as you would have liked.
Jobless benefit filings down by 9,000 last weekComment
The number of Americans seeking unemployment benefits fell 9,000 to a seasonally adjusted 346,000 last week, evidence that the job market is still improving modestly, despite signs of slower growth.
Virginia's unemployment rate increases in MayComment
Virginia's seasonally adjusted unemployment rate was 5.3 percent in May. That's up from 5.2 percent in April, and down from 5.9 percent a year ago.
U.S. jobless benefits up by 18,000 last weekComment
Applications for U.S. unemployment benefits rose by 18,000 last week to a seasonally adjusted 354,000.
Jobless benefit claims drop by 12,000 last weekComment
The number of Americans seeking unemployment benefits dropped 12,000 last week to a seasonally adjusted 334,000, a decline that suggests steady job gains will endure.
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Same-Day Sauerbraten
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|Pot roast
|5 Pound (1 Whole)
|3⁄4 Cup (12 tbs)
|2 Teaspoon
|Brown sugar
|3 Tablespoon
|Ground cloves
|1⁄8 Teaspoon
|Ground allspice
|1⁄8 Teaspoon
|Monosodium glutamate
|1 Teaspoon
|Ground ginger
|1 Teaspoon
|Bay leaf
|Coarsely ground pepper
|1 1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Chopped onion
|3⁄4 Cup (12 tbs)
|1 Tablespoon (Adjust Quantity As Needed)
Brown meat in heavy kettle; drain off fat.
Put meat in roasting pan; add 3/4 cup water.
Cover; simmer 1 hour.
Remove meat and cut into 1/2-inch thick slices; return to kettle.
Combine 3/4 cup water and remaining ingredients, except flour.
Pour over meat.
Cover and simmer 1 hour and 30 minutes or until tender.
Strain and thicken gravy with flour.
Serve with noodles or rice.
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Elephant Bar & Restaurant, Santa Barbara
Elephant Bar & Restaurant
- Street:
- 521 Firestone Road
- ZIP Code/City:
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- State:
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- Phone:
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- Website:
- www.elephantbar.com
The dining adventure begins with a passion for great food, infused with globally inspired bold flavors and recipes, freshness and quality ingredients and the flair of wood-fired and wok cooking styles. Value has always been the underlying theme of the Elephant Bar offering large portions, appealing presentation and great value for money.
From the moment guests enter the door, they are treated to a broad array of tempting exotic and classic drinks... adventures in themselves. The tropical appeal of the decor creates a comfortable and enjoyable dining environment.
American, western, and pan-pacific foods. The upscale restaurants are decorated around an African safari theme, with wildlife motifs including zebra-striped ceilings and leopard-print carpets. The customer is at the heart of the Elephant Bar Restaurant's business philosophy, with a real dedication to delivering more than a unique dining experience, but rather a unique dining adventure.
People are the key to delivering the Elephant Bar's preferred dining experience through warm, friendly and attentive service they go to great lengths to make the dining experience unique and memorable, fulfilling special requests with a "Yes We Can" attitude. In 1980, the first Elephant Bar Restaurant opened to the delight of David Nancarrow, and his son Chris. The idea was simple; provide a comfortable and unique place to escape from the stress of everyday life, to relax and enjoy a fun, casual dining experience. Over the years, the food offering has become the star of the restaurant, with bold Pan Asian flavor experiences and popular recipes from around the world.
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Rubio announces he's running for president
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Jeb Bush identified himself as 'Hispanic' in 2009 form
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VLC to return to App Store on Friday with full features
updated 02:56 pm EDT, Thu July 18, 2013
Will gain Dropbox integration, network streaming
VLC will return to the iOS App Store on Friday, reports note. The v2.0 app has been completely rewritten, but should still be able to handle all of the media formats the previous version did. Several features have in fact been added, like Dropbox integration, the ability to download files from a webserver, and support for streaming over a network, including via iTunes filesharing. The app's developers are also promising touches such as video filters, AirPlay support, and new playback speed controls.
The new release will be free, requiring only a device running iOS 5.1 or later. The original app was pulled in early 2011 over a conflict between App Store terms and the GPL (general public license) associated with VLC's various incarnations. It's unclear how the new version of the app has worked around those problems.


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text: If you have any questions or doubts at this point, please go back to the tutorial clarify them. From this point onwards we will be creating tables that are little more complicated than the simple tables we designed earlier. As you can see right now here is an example of a table where you have put your "Education", your "Degree name", your course work and the name of the University. This table right here is an example of putting all this information together. Another way of representing this information is right here. The same table can also be represented like this. The difference between the first table and the table right here is that the rows and columns have been modified a little bit to make the table look better. The first row doesn't need any cells and it is just made as a single row. Similarly the second row does not need any cells and it is just made as a single row. The last row just has 2 cells instead of 3. And the rows in the middle have 2 cells each and the third cell is left empty. Now let' see how to create this table using HTML. Here I how the page should look like in HTML. As you can see we don't have borders for these tables as we have for the table above. That is the border of the table right here are invisible. Now let's see the code that forms these tables. This is the code that forms the tables that we just saw. For the first table that gives the education the year and the name of the degree is right here the table starts from here and goes on. As you can see the border is declared to be 0.This is because we don't want any border to be displayed but we just want the contents of each table for example, "Education", " School of Information " to be displayed but not the border. In the first table the text displays year "2000-2002" and a hyperlink for School of Information , the table border is invisible. Another thing we can see here is the space used to display the text "200 – 2002 " is 25% and the space required to display the hyperlink right here is 75% of the total space. If you see the code for this, it will reflect the same thing. The 25% of the cell is used to display the year and 75% is used to display the text in this row. This row right here consists of 2 cells one which is 25% of the whole length and other which is 75% of the whole length. Similarly the next row which starts from here has 25% of the area blank and 75% displays the text University of Texas and M.S. Information Studies which is right here. University of Texas and M.S. Information Studies this is the text displayed in this row 75% of this row and 25% of this row is kept blank, because we don't want any text to be displayed in that area. Now let's see the code for the text right here. Now let's consider the text after this first row. This text can be considered as another table in itself which has rows and columns like any other table. Again this table will be part of the big table we have here. The big table has this as the first row, this as the second row and this as the third row. So here we need to design a nested table. Now let's see how we can do that. The table of related course work starts from here, till this point. As you can see this table is part of this row right here. So this is the table and this is the row inside which the table is designed. The row in which the table is going to be has two cells a cell that is 25 % wide and is kept blank and a cell that is 75% wide and has this table inside it. So this is the cell that is 25% and is blank and this is the which is 75% and has this table inside it. The code for this table is right here. The table has width equal to 50 % and border equal to 0. The border is equal to 0 since we don't want any border and the borders are to be invisible. The width of this table is 50%. This is because we want this table to fit inside this cell which is 75% of the whole screen. So this table will occupy only 50% of this 75% area right here. The next row which is the fourth row of this big table consists of this text and this text right here. The first part occupies 25% of total the area and the text right here occupies 75% of the total area. The next row just has this text. This means the area here is 25% is left blank and the 75% are is used to display this text. The code is right here. As you can see the assignments clearly state what we see.


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In a shallow bowl stir together garlic paste, thyme, and 3 teaspoons lemon juice. Add chicken, turning to coat, and marinate, covered, 15 minutes. Pat chicken dry.
In a 9-inch heavy skillet heat oil and butter over moderately high heat until foam subsides and sauté chicken, skin side down, until golden, about 2 minutes on each side. Transfer chicken with tongs to a plate. Add flour to skillet and cook roux over moderately low heat, whisking, 3 minutes. Whisk in broth and remaining teaspoon lemon juice in a stream, whisking until gravy is smooth. Return chicken to skillet with any juices accumulated on plate and simmer, covered, 15 minutes, or until springy to the touch and just cooked through.
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Seven cats have been poisoned in and around Culloden, but how or why is not clear, according to the Scottish SPCA. In the latest incident, the charity was alerted after a four-year-old cat, named Biffy, returned to his home on Walker Crescent on May 1 with symptoms consistent with being poisoned. His condition was so severe vets had no option but to put him to sleep.
It follows the deaths of three cats from Walker Crescent in March 2012 and three cats from nearby Hazel Avenue between April 2013 and January this year, all from anti-freeze poisoning.
The fluid, which protects vehicles in the winter, can prove dangerously tasty to animals with an estimated 10,000 dogs and cats poisoned annually in the UK from just a few licks, often leading to a very painful death.
An e-petition, signed by 4,000 people was lodged with the UK Government this month calling for ministers to act to insist a bittering agent is added to anti-freeze in the future.
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The latest in the Cocktail series of block prints. One of my all time favorite cocktails! The Negroni, make sure to ask for it by name the next time you visit your local mixologist.
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Forgive yourself and talk to your self gently. Negative self talk will only negate all of the positive momentum that you have given yourself.
and I'm finding it easier to accept that I will have some bad days (for me when I'm overtired and stressed I tend not to exercise and eat for energy), but I can put them behind me more easily and get right back on track. I used to be an "all or nothing" sort of person; now I'm learning to forgive myself and accept the fact that I may not be perfect every day, but I'm a heck of a lot better than I used to be!
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can you tell what exactly you want to achieve?
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do you mean stop executing of exe files?
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Every day this summer, a couple of dozen folks staged a sit-in outside the office of Tennessee's Democratic governor, Phil Bredesen, to protest drastic cuts in TennCare, the state's Medicaid program. The protest was "the best thing I've put effort into in my life," says TennCare enrollee Glen Barnhill, a 45-year-old from Nashville who stocked grocery shelves at Kroger before he was rendered a quadriplegic from a gunshot wound to his brain. "If we don't keep fighting," Barnhill says between puffs on his ventilator, "these people are going to die."
Nearly 200,000 Tennesseans lost their health insurance in July, while 379,000 others now have limited prescription drug coverage and face more benefit cuts this winter. Until this summer, these mostly poor residents had comprehensive health coverage under the boldest, most visionary expansion of Medicaid the United States had ever seen. TennCare covered two groups that have trouble buying insurance in every state: low-income adults whose employers do not provide medical benefits, and people with health conditions that make them uninsurable. At its peak, TennCare covered almost 1.4 million people. By the late 1990s, only 14 percent of the state's population was uninsured--while in states like California and Texas, one-quarter of the population had no insurance.
Today TennCare is $60 million in the red, and Tennessee is just another state struggling to keep poor and terminally ill people insured. All across the country, Medicaid offices are reducing benefits, freezing provider payments and kicking people off the rolls. But the outcry has been loudest in Tennessee--both because its program was once the best and because no other state has slashed Medicaid so deeply. Governor Bredesen, who made his fortune in managed care, has refused to meet with the protesters in public, as they've requested. He has also ignored calls for a special legislative session to reconsider the TennCare cutbacks. The state's senior senator, Republican majority leader Bill Frist, has not been helpful either. Before he was elected to the Senate, Frist championed TennCare; now he says the program's troubles are a state matter, and he can't get involved. "It's ironic how Senator Frist stands up for Terri Schiavo," says protest organizer Lori Smith, "yet denies medical care to his own people in Tennessee."
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Palenque to Tikal via moto; possible?
Hi all,
a couple of backpackers have told me that there si a road that goes from Palenque to Tikal directly. The only route is see on the map i have and on google earth is the road that follows the mexico-guatemala border and enters at La Messila to the south of guatemala does anyone have any intel on where to cross over to Guatemala? I believe there is a boat crossing, but not sure if they handle motos and if there is a customs on the guatemala end.
advise would be appreciated,
There are two common crossings via river:
Frontera Corozal to Bethel and La Palma to El Naranjo
There is a trail that runs from El Ceibo in MX to the highway inside Guate, south of El Naranjo. This route, if not this trail, is being developed for a future formal border crossing between Mex and GT. When I rode this trail two years ago, it was extremely muddy in places. It's length is about 12 miles and it's one of the most difficult runs I've ever done. If going this route, you shouldn't be on a heavy bike.
The river crossing via lanchia to Bethel costs about $40 for the entire boat, and probably less att this time due to the change in currency exchange rates. There is customs at Bethel, but they do not handle vehicles. You can get checked in there and then go on to Flores. GT customs at the Belice border, not far from Flores, can check in your bike. I do not know if El Naranjo can handle vehicles.
There is also river service up Rio Pasion to Sayaxche, but I've not done this route.
And there are other unofficial crossings between MX and GT.
Thanks Lonerider. It looks more complicated than i want to handle. i am on a heavyish bike and not looking for more bureaucratic adventure. i guess i`ll just spend the extra couple of days doing the conventional la messilla crossing.
thank you again.
You can also go to Tikal from Palenque if you take the Mexican highways to Tenosique and then southeast 50km the NEW border crossing to into Guatemala which will send you on new gravel road to El Narango from where it is excellent pavement to Santa Elena/Flores and then to TIKAl
This is that trail I was describing.
Bethel to Flores
I am in Frontera Corozal right now and had a chat witht he mexican migracion officer. it seems straightforward. he said the road from bethel to Flores is mostly unpaved for 50km. i can get the bike checked in at Flores apparently. However, it is the $50 for the bike crossing across the river and the thoguht of the unpaved road for 50km that worries me. I might just be a good boy and do the La Messila crossing.
I don't know why you'd be able to get your bike cleared in Flores. That doesn't make sense to me. I suspect there is a misunderstanding. Regardless, customs by the Belice border can handle it, and that's not far.
BTW, if you want beer in Frontera (dry area, supposedly), ask for the taxi driver. Not far from Jaguar co-op.
i decided to forego this route. it poured all night and i didnt want to chance it. and it is just as good that i took the la messila crossing, because it turned out that my indian passport needed a stamp from the guatemalan consulate in comitan. i would have been very pissed to find that out at the little migracion in bethel
Be safe...
new border crossing to Guatemala
I intentionally did not post a reply to Lone Rider´s question back in January for the simple reason that what I had already said earlier was based on first hand experience of a horrible road to traverse in 2006 and last year´s second hand info that the new road was actually being built form El Ceibo border crossing to El Naranjo.
Second hand reports are always of questiomable value since in translation the question may have been misunderstood or the answer was not comprehended correctly. Also Mexicans and others are always willing to explain route stuff , even if they are not necessarily fully informed. Every request on directions will always include the explanation that the route is ¨todo derecho¨.Invariably the route turns out to have more bends than a truckload of horseshoes, or within the first kilometer you will be faced with a fork in the road and no sign indicating which goes where. Mexican highway signs are also guilty of this- they place a straight through arrow and then the roadfork shows up with no further explanations.
In their eagerness to be of help the locals will often tell the traveller what he would like to hear, that a road is paved , or not, depending on how the question was asked. For the non driver their travel is done mostly by bus and their knowledge of the road is the bus route. Hence it will always be paved, or not, depending on which routes they rode. Just because they got from Point A to Point B for them the road was good- but it may very well have included a bus transfer at the edge of a river or inpassable canyon, which they forgot to mention.Guia Roji even draws in a few such phantom roads.
Now to the point of this post .
I can now state with absolute certainty that the highway from ther El Ceibo border crossing from Mexico federal highway 203 southeast of Tenosique, Tabasco into Guatemala and to El Naranjo is now COMPLETE and open.
I just entered Mexico by this route this past Monday 16 March.
In Guatemala it is highway CA 15 , is of excellent construction, made by Mexico with paved 1m shoulders, concrete kerbs
The Mexican side has a big customs post, the Guatemalans have only a Migracion booth . Mexico took in my tourist card and stamped the passport but let me keep my temp import permit for the bike for the return trip.
The Guatemalan Migracion only stamped my passport after filling out the small CA 4 form , no fees charged. No import documents issued , the migracion officer said that it would not be a problem. The SAT customs office in El Naranjo is gone, so no arrangements made. We´ll see how this turns out.
In Mexico nearest hotels are in Tenosique. In Guatemala the El Ceibo ¨village¨ already has two basic, cheap hotels - mostly used by aspiring migrants to the US I suspect, but servicable.The ¨village¨has some older wooden huts on the hillside and on the river flats it is a mass of corrugated tin sheds weth dirt floors selling all manner of clothes, hardware and stuf f( duty free?)
Next hotels in Guatemala are a dozen simple and cheap examples in El Naranjo
Now a day later I can issue a big caveat on using the EL CEIBO border crossing.
Because there is NO GUATEMALA ADUANA office there they can NOT
provide you with the Temporary Import papers which are, sort of , required. The Migracion guy will say it is not a problem but it IS a problem once you try leaving Guatemala at the Honduras side or into Mexico via any of the other guarded crossings.
This afternoon at 4 I wanted to leave Guatemala by way of the Agua Caliente crossing CA 10 east of Esquipulas. The lady officer chief of the Aduana office absolutely refused to let me cross out of GT with the bike because she said I must first get a temp import permit. And she refused to issue me one. No matter that I explained that the El Ceibo port of entry had no such paper issuing Aduana officers , and that the Migracion guy there had happily let me in, given me the migracion forms, stamped my passport and had told me to go and that it would be no problem. WRONG!
She said it would be illogical for her to issue such a permit since I was at the Honduras border and had come in from Mexico. To make it worse she said I would need to go back to a Mexican -side entry port to get the permit ! I pointed out that it was also extremely illogical then for Guatemala to have such a brand new highway to allow traffic in at El Ceibo but to have nobody there to issue the required temp import permits! No amount of explaining arguing or whining could make her change her mind. The only smart thing she said was that I might try the Florido Copan crossing, which I was already thinking of anyway.
Back on the bike and a fast ride- wonderful curves ,good pavement- and an hour later at the Copan crossing things began looking up.No questions asked and nothing volunteered at first and I had my temp import permit. Then since the agent spoke English I explained the problems I was having trying to leave GT with bike at Agua Caliente.
He then explained that actually HE would have let me ride into Honduras if I didnot have the permit. Then asking who it was that had refused to help me he said, yes he knew who it was and making as if he was hanging miself by the neck ,.He said that she was well known for making lots of problems for others, too sticky on the rules, not willing to help obvious travel problems caused by stupid rules applied against logic.
So for any body who still wants to use the El Ceibo crossing BE WARNED !
Go that route only if you intend to not go to Honduras or Belize .If you do go to Honduras cross only via the Florido Copan crossing and hope you get helped by a considerate officer.
If you are visiting ONLY Guatemala you can use El Ceibo for both ENTRY and EXIT- you will save the cost of the import permit . Otherwise you will have to find out the nearest SAT- Aduana office to get the permit or leave by another unguarded exit.
Hola Sjoerd, Just read your post on the crossing at El Naranjo. Good documentation. I heard that you have to go from there to the other entry from Belize at Menchor to get the bike permits, about 4 hours away, and continue on from there. True or no?
I agree with you about why build a bridge and not have it be a full service crossing. Saludos, Eduardo
Bouncing around these posts here.... continuing from the other one---
If enter ing at El Ceibo I would not ride to Melchor de Mencos just to get the import permit. For me it would be lot more than 4 hours of riding considering all the scenery that has to be enjoyed.
As I stated in the other post just keep riding until you get to the Florida Copan exit or if you are heading that way visit the SAT office in Puerto Barrios and tell them that that was the only aduana office you could find, disculpe =) but you were doing your best to confotm to their law. verdad? Or , ....do absolutely nothing, ride around Guatemale and then exit by the same El Ceibo crossing where you came in or just zip out of Guatemala at one of the small unguarded crossings back to Mexico like Gracias a Dios ( DO NOT stop at the small GT border facility there, just announce your return on the Mexican side) or the Nuevo Orizaba ,Chiapas ( on Mex 307 at km 265 east of Chamula and Chajul, north of Playa Grande GT) crossing back onto Mex 307
Crossing Border Info
I just took this route this winter.
I decided for fun to put up a website that lists information such as our friend needed for specific border crossings.
Check it out and please provide me with any information you have about crossings not listed or changing conditions.
It's gonna be helpful for a bunch of people I hope..
I don't know what would happen, but the likelihood of getting stopped by police who ask for such documents in Guatemala is very low. In all my crossings of GT I cannot recall one such stop, and I don't understand why they would have a checkpoint at the boundary between two provinces as you report. There are the small check kiosks of the SAT at some points on roads coming from the border. for instance from the Honduras border to Entre Rios there was no SAT office at the border yet last year but the kiosk 10km into GT directed travellers needing import permits to the SAT office in Puerto Barrios. So I figure if you were to enter by any other point this SAT office could also serve as a reasonable explanation as your destination to get things set up correctly if any official shoukld ask.
The documentation seems really not to be too critical judging by how the GT Aduana fellow at the El Ceibo entry told me to just go on into the country when I pressed the question of not having my import permit yet. Go on, he said.
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Absolutely stunning. It is such a deceptively simple story but so beautifully written it takes your breath away.
Gilead by Marilynne Robinson is a dying pastor's epistle for his seven year old son and a philosophical reflection on his own life. I feel like I did not truly understand this book, perhaps not picking up on all the theological references. However, it leaves me thinking and I am engaged enough to want to understand. Many unanswered questions remain, but the book feels complete. We hear only John Ames' perspective, but I am left caring about all of them – fictional characters who leave a very real, lingering impact.
Read my complete review at: http://www.memoriesfrombooks.com/2015/04/gilead.html
Beautiful. Forgiveness, grace. Wrestling with age. Took me a little while to fall into the rhythm of John Ames' voice, but so glad that I found it.
I have to admit I put off reading this for a long time, having had enough of religion and preaching-to to last a life-time. But a recent review got me thinking of it and I gave it a shot. It's just magnificent! An elderly Congregational minister, knowing his death is approaching, writes what can only be described as a father's love letter to his 7-year old son, who will grow up without his council and companionship. Intertwined with the lessons he hopes to pass along are the stories of his life as well as descriptions of his thoughts and feelings for present happenings. This is so beautiful I hated to see it end, and I've recommended to everyone I can.
Ignorance can be bliss! This is a moving and beautiful book I would never have read, had I known who the hero is, and how much of the novel is about religion. Very fortunately, however, I started it without knowing much about it. Like another reviewer, I had heard a lot about "Lila", understood that Ms. Robinson had written two earlier books about the characters in "Lila", and wanted to begin at the beginning. I was immediately caught up in the world of the Reverend John Ames, an elderly Iowa minister with a bad heart. The Reverend wants to explain his life to his young son, and attempts to do so in a letter for the boy to read when he grows up. The book is that letter, and my, but the Reverend wanders far afield!
This book is a triumph on many levels. To begin with, the story is engrossing. It goes back before the Reverend's childhood, into the pasts of his father and grandfather, back to "Bleeding Kansas" and the Civil War and much much more. It shows us the Reverend's childhood and younger days -- in the layered, non-linear way in which memory so often operates. It examines the Reverend's present, which is full of interesting and valuable people, and has some key issues that are not yet resolved. And then the characters! They -- most especially the Reverend himself -- are real people, complicated and lovable and infuriating. Finally the writing -- beautiful and spare, yet poetic and vividly sensual, not sensual in the usual meaning but sensual in terms of the brilliance of light, the sound of rain, the smell of dust and ash.
It is also a book about religion. I almost changed that to "faith", because faith can be simple and glowing, while religion is complicated. At times, the Reverend's words and deeds shine with the pure flame of faith. Ms. Robinson, however, goes way beyond simple faith, from the role of churches in society, to the ambiguities of the Christian life, to the question of evil, to doctrinal issues of predestination and sin. Religion is the Reverend's life, and since this book is about his life, it is inhabited by religion. Had I known that, I would have given it a miss. I'm an agnostic, and when I read about religion, it's about history and social structure and so on -- not religion as it is lived.
But I didn't give it a miss, and I am so glad that I did not. You don't have to share the Reverend's faith to find it fascinating, and very beautiful
A book about the damaged heart of America, it is part vibrant and part timeworn, a slow burn of a read with its "crepuscular" narrator, its repetitions, its careful languidity.
It detracts not at all, I hope, from the grave loveliness of Robinson's prose and the lucid profundity of John Ames' reflections, religious and secular, to say that the novel is suffused with emotional suspense that makes a reader's heart say, as the Rev. Ames hears his ailing one thump, "Again, again, again."
''Gilead'' is a beautiful work -- demanding, grave and lucid -- and is, if anything, more out of time than Robinson's book of essays, suffused as it is with a Protestant bareness that sometimes recalls George Herbert (who is alluded to several times, along with John Donne) and sometimes the American religious spirit that produced Congregationalism and 19th-century Transcendentalism and those bareback religious riders Emerson, Thoreau and Melville.
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Amazon.com Amazon.com Review (ISBN 031242440X, Paperback)In 1981, Marilynne Robinson wrote Housekeeping, which won the PEN/Hemingway Award and became a modern classic. Since then, she has written two pieces of nonfiction: Mother Country and The Death of Adam. With Gilead, we have, at last, another work of fiction. As with The Great Fire, Shirley Hazzards's return, 22 years after The Transit of Venus, it was worth the long wait. Books such as these take time, and thought, and a certain kind of genius. There are no invidious comparisons to be made. Robinson's books are unalike in every way but one: the same incisive thought and careful prose illuminate both.
The narrator, John Ames, is 76, a preacher who has lived almost all of his life in Gilead, Iowa. He is writing a letter to his almost seven-year-old son, the blessing of his second marriage. It is a summing-up, an apologia, a consideration of his life. Robinson takes the story away from being simply the reminiscences of one man and moves it into the realm of a meditation on fathers and children, particularly sons, on faith, and on the imperfectability of man.
The reason for the letter is Ames's failing health. He wants to leave an account of himself for this son who will never really know him. His greatest regret is that he hasn't much to leave them, in worldly terms. "Your mother told you I'm writing your begats, and you seemed very pleased with the idea. Well, then. What should I record for you?" In the course of the narrative, John Ames records himself, inside and out, in a meditative style. Robinson's prose asks the reader to slow down to the pace of an old man in Gilead, Iowa, in 1956. Ames writes of his father and grandfather, estranged over his grandfather's departure for Kansas to march for abolition and his father's lifelong pacifism. The tension between them, their love for each other and their inability to bridge the chasm of their beliefs is a constant source of rumination for John Ames. Fathers and sons.
The other constant in the book is Ames's friendship since childhood with "old Boughton," a Presbyterian minister. Boughton, father of many children, favors his son, named John Ames Boughton, above all others. Ames must constantly monitor his tendency to be envious of Boughton's bounteous family; his first wife died in childbirth and the baby died almost immediately after her. Jack Boughton is a ne'er-do-well, Ames knows it and strives to love him as he knows he should. Jack arrives in Gilead after a long absence, full of charm and mischief, causing Ames to wonder what influence he might have on Ames's young wife and son when Ames dies.
These are the things that Ames tells his son about: his ancestors, the nature of love and friendship, the part that faith and prayer play in every life and an awareness of one's own culpability. There is also reconciliation without resignation, self-awareness without deprecation, abundant good humor, philosophical queries--Jack asks, "'Do you ever wonder why American Christianity seems to wait for the real thinking to be done elsewhere?'"--and an ongoing sense of childlike wonder at the beauty and variety of God's world.
In Marilynne Robinson's hands, there is a balm in Gilead, as the old spiritual tells us. --Valerie Ryan
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As the Reverend John Ames approaches the hour of his own death, he writes a letter to his son chronicling three previous generations of his family, a story that stretches back to the Civil War and reveals uncomfortable family secrets.
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Construction is under way on the first leg of the $28 million Wolf River Greenway, a significant factor in itself for a city that has never built a linear park at least 22 miles long before, or anything quite like it.
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Another important link, expected to cost $1.3 million, will bridge the gap between that trail and the Germantown Greenway, a 2-mile linear park that the city of Germantown plans to double in the not-too-distant future -- adding three observation decks and four educational plazas or gathering spots, as well -- at a cost of $3 million to $4 million.
Perhaps more socially significant sections of the greenway will take shape later, when rights-of-way have been secured and the money is in place to blaze a trail across areas of Memphis where the Wolf quite simply is not a factor.
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The Wolf River Greenway is modest by comparison with some of the other projects under development elsewhere. In St. Louis, the city and two county governments are developing a project that eventually will include more than 600 miles of trails, mostly along area rivers and streams. On the East Coast, a nearly 3,000-mile path is being stitched together that will link major cities.
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"That's important especially in Memphis, where you're bridging neighborhoods with different resources and different services."
"Most people think the greenway is just a trail," said the Wolf River Conservancy's Fleegal. "They don't understand all the components of it, or how it changes the community, or how it can be a force for transformation."
In fact, while immediate attention is on the basic 22-mile trail itself, project planners also expect to link it to neighborhoods far from the Wolf via trails along the river's tributaries.
The long-range project won't be complete until it connects schools, churches, neighborhoods and employment centers.
And the Wolf itself won't be the asset it can be until its restored wetlands are once again filtering the silt that clouds the water, until the industrial brownfield sites that mar the landscape around it are cleaned up and converted to productive uses, until no one is dumping debris along its banks and its forests are restored.
"Our objective is to conserve the areas that remain within the corridor and to make those functional and useful," Fleegal said. "We're concerned about clean water. We're concerned about cleaning up the brownfields. We're concerned about putting the forests back."
For the most part, and especially in the lower stretch of the river, which was straightened in a Corps of Engineers flood control project in the 1960s, the Wolf is little more than a wide, shallow, murky stream that offers very little in the way of recreation or aesthetics. Warning signs put eating fish from the river off limits.
Its quality has been in decline since Memphis began dumping raw sewage into it in the 1940s, and the insult has been compounded by waste from packing plants and chemical manufacturers.
"In Memphis you're talking about a very urban corridor that has been used and developed for resource extraction," Fleegal said. "The gravel has been mined, the timber cut, the waterway straightened and widened and altered.
"And then you have all the development that has been pushed up to the sides, and then all the tributaries that have been concreted. All the water that comes into the urban part flows very quickly, so there are a lot of problems with the landscape."
Some beautiful sites along the river still exist, certainly to the east of Memphis but also within the city itself.
In Fayette County, the river has much to offer, most notably the Ghost River State Natural Area, a sublime treasure for canoeists and nature lovers.
Altogether, purchases by the conservancy, Shelby County and other entities have preserved thousands of acres of land, much of which has been threatened by forestry and agricultural interests -- preservation that has helped protect the quality of the aquifer that supplies Memphis with clean drinking water.
The Corps of Engineers has tried to correct some of the damage from its earlier work with the construction of heavy, stone structures known as weirs that are designed to stop the riverbed erosion that contributes heavily to the river's murky appearance and can eventually undermine bridges.
Shelby County government has pitched in on the effort with, among other things, the development of the Wolf River Wildlife Area along the north bank of the Wolf, with its hiking and biking trails and preservation mission.
A version of what the greenway may begin to look like is the 300-acre Lovitt Woods site, where the conservancy conducts much of its nature-based educational programs.
Plans go well beyond the sheer psychological lift some trees and flowing water produce, though. The greenway could be more than parks, playgrounds and sites for educational instruction. It could be spaces repopulated with animal species that once roamed the riverbanks. It could be arboretums, nature centers, working farms and gardens. It could be a place to wet a line or swing out over a cooling pool while clinging to a knotted rope.
It could even become the Wolf of Mary Winslow Chapman's "I Remember Raleigh": "a clear, spring-fed stream slipping silently along through the endless forest, where the unbroken shade shielded it from the fierce Southern sunshine and kept it flowing fresh and cool all summer long."
That sounds like a dream, but building any sort of trail along the Wolf seemed like a dream at one time, too.
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Almond Fried Chicken With Spiced Ginger Sauce
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|Chicken pieces
|4 1⁄2 Pound (2 Kilogram)
|Grated parmesan cheese
|165 Milliliter (2/3 Cup)
|Dry breadcrumbs
|85 Milliliter (1/3 Cup)
|Ground almonds
|60 Milliliter (1/4 Cup)
|15 Milliliter (1 Tablespoon)
|All purpose flour
|85 Milliliter (1/3 Cup)
|2 Cup (32 tbs) (For Frying)
|Grated ginger
|15 Milliliter (1 Tablespoon)
|5 Milliliter (1 Teaspoon)
|Whole peppercorns
|5 Milliliter (1 Teaspoon)
|Mustard seed
|2 1⁄2 Milliliter (1/2 Teaspoon)
|Whole cloves
|2 1⁄2 Milliliter (1/2 Teaspoon)
|Dry white wine
|165 Milliliter (2/3 Cup)
|White wine vinegar
|60 Milliliter (1/4 Cup)
|Soy sauce
|45 Milliliter (3 Tablespoon)
|To Taste
|To Taste
Remove skin from chicken pieces.
Pat dry with paper towels.
Combine Parmesan, breadcrumbs, almonds, salt and pepper.
Set aside.
Blend together eggs and milk.
Dip chicken pieces in flour then egg mixture then almond mixture.
Heat oil in frying pan.
Fry chicken pieces in oil, turning to brown all sides.
Fry gently another 10 minutes.
Drain on paper towels and serve hot or cold.
To make Spiced Ginger Sauce, combine ginger and spices in a mortar and pestle and crush lightly.
If you do not have a mortar and pestle, place on a sheet of aluminum foil, fold the foil over and crush with a rolling pin.
Combine white wine, vinegar and soy sauce in a small saucepan.
Add spices and gently heat until boiling.
Boil for 8 minutes then strain.
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Hey Tom 65 was ok it was a short hike not a lot of elevation gain. Sits a ways off of Noland Creek on a little side branch. There is a couple of worn out picnic tables. It is in a little valley. Feel free to post any other questions about it on my profile.
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