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|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
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1. To make the syrup for the pancakes, combine sugar and beer in a saucepan.
2. Boil for about 2 minutes on a low flame stirring until sugar dissolves.
3. Slide in the butter and stir. Keep aside until ready to serve.
4. To make the batter, into a large mixing bowl, sift together the flour, baking powder, baking soda, and salt.
5. Beat egg with oil and molasses and add to dry ingredients.
6. Tip in the beer and stir lightly, just until blended to make a slightly thick and lumpy batter.
7. Heat a griddle, lightly greased with fat or spray
8. Drop about 2 tablespoons of batter and spread with back of spoon to about 4 inches for each griddle cake.
9. Brown pancakes on each side for 3-4 minutes turning with a pancake flipper.
10. Stack 2-3 pancakes on each serving plate and drizzle with warm syrup.


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Kick him while he is down. This seems to be the approach taken by Australian golf course owner Clive Palmer in regards to the much-maligned Tiger Woods.Palmer appears to think that his course, and the sport in general, would be better off without Woods as its proverbial face. From The Australian:"Tiger Woods isn't the No 1 golfer in the world any more," Palmer said. "We don't want to look backwards, we want to look forwards. So why would you get Tiger Woods here? I would prefer to have Peter Senior than Tiger Woods."I am sure Peter Senior could beat Tiger Woods on a good day. I am sure he could."Tiger Woods has improved a lot but he's an emotional wreck and he's not a good example for kids, anyway."Palmer is seeking to convince PGA Tour officials to keep the Australian PGA Championship at his resort on the Sunshine Coast. Palmer Coolum Resort just wrapped up hosting the aforementioned tournament on Sunday. I am no expert, but I have got to believe that refusing to invite golf's most well-known figure isn't likely to help his cause. But this is also coming from the same guy who brought in a giant dinosaur to his course.
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This Premier League article comes from Mansur Abubakar When then Arsenal Captain Patrick Vieira lifted that FA cup trophy at Wembley in 2005,I wouldn't have believed anyone that tells me 8 seasons later, a large section of the fans that paraded the streets and pubs to celebrate that day will be calling for the head of Arsene Wenger. The manager undoubtedly took the club to another level in terms of success, don't get me wrong, Arsenal has always been a top club, one of the elite clubs in England but success has been an "on and off" thing before the Frenchman's arrival, he transformed the club immensely even the beautiful style of play nicknamed "the arsenal way" is a far cry from those years opposing fans used to taunt the gunners with the song "boring boring Arsenal" From the League and cup double in his first full season in 1998, another double in 2002, the unrivaled unbeaten league run of 2004 not forgetting the amazing Champions League run in 2006 that saw the club come to with...
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Here is an interesting article buy Stephen Hawking discussing whether mankind should contact aliens. Makes you wonder if there ever was contact what kind of creatures would they be. Would they be so superior to us they could hunt us for fun or want to rid the planet of humans to colonize the planet?
It's certainly possible aliens exist and one day make their way to earth. The theory of blackholes or windows in the universe that split time.Different dimensions that can allow someone to travel to other worlds and times. It's certainly interesting in theory and to know we are just a speck in the entire universe and we are mere infants when it comes to understanding things.
I won't go into detail but check out the Phildelphia experiement the militaries attempt at developing invisible ships for warfare.
Anyway I thought it was interesting to hear what Hawking had to say about aliens not that I expect to make contact during my lifetime.
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"If aliens visit us, the outcome would be much as when Columbus landed in America, which didn't turn out well for the Native Americans," said the astrophysicist in a new television series, according to British media reports.
The programmes depict an imagined universe featuring alien life forms in huge spaceships on the hunt for resources after draining their own planet dry.
"Such advanced aliens would perhaps become nomads, looking to conquer and colonise whatever planets they can reach," warned Hawking.
The doomsday scenario is suggested in the series "Into the Universe with Stephen Hawking" on the Discovery Channel, which began airing in the United States on Sunday.
On the probability of alien life existing, he says: "To my mathematical brain, the numbers alone make thinking about aliens perfectly rational.
"The real challenge is to work out what aliens might actually be like."
Glowing squid-like creatures, herds of herbivores that can hang onto a cliff face and bright yellow predators that kill their prey with stinging tails are among the creatures that stalk the scientist's fantastical cosmos.
Mankind has already made a number of attempts to contact extraterrestrial civilisations.
In 2008, American space agency NASA beamed the Beatles song "Across the Universe" into deep space to send a message of peace to any alien that happens to be in the region of Polaris -- also known as the North Star -- in 2439.
But the history of humanity's efforts to contact aliens stretches back some years.
The US probes Pioneer 10 and 11 were launched in 1972 and 1973 bearing plaques of a naked man and woman and symbols seeking to convey the positions of the Earth and the Sun.
Voyager 1 and 2, launched in 1977, each carry a gold-plated copper phonogram
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The Ohio Nursery & Landscape association provides $5000 to block implementation of new rule
The Ohio Nursery & Landscape Association (ONLA) recently provided $5,000 to support a legal challenge to the H-2B program rule. This legal challenge, supported by many industries that will be adversely affected by the rule change, seeks to block the U.S. Department of Labor's implementation of the new rule on April 23, 2012. An earlier legal challenge to the wage rule is still pending in Northern Florida.
If the new program rule takes effect, it will make substantial changes to the H-2B program. It requires employers to hire any qualified U.S. worker up to 21 days before the H-2B worker is scheduled to begin, even though the employer may have already offered the job to the H-2B worker, assisted with the visa process and paid transportation, housing and other associated fees. The rule also includes labor unions in the hiring process and requires employers to pay transportation and subsistence costs for potential U.S. workers who work at least 50 percent of the season. In addition, the rule includes provisions requiring employers to pay workers with "corresponding employment" duties similar wages.
In addition to the legal challenge, legislative efforts have continued by many national groups including the American Nursery & Landscape Association (ANLA) and Professional Landcare Network (PLANET). Late last year, Congress prohibited the Department of Labor from implementing the wage rule through the end of the 2012 fiscal year. Also, on February 28, Rep. Rodney Alexander, R-La. and several other lawmakers introduced a resolution (H.J.RES.104) expressing disapproval with the Department of Labor's new rule. Senator Lindsey Graham, R-S.C. and other Senators introduced the same measure (S.J. RES. 38) in the Senate on March 21, 2012. If passed, the measure would prevent the Department of Labor from implementing the program rule.
"Serving as the voice of Ohio's green industry businesses through advocacy and government relations is a big part of what the ONLA provides for members," stated Tom Demaline, ONLA Legislative Committee Chair and president of Willoway Nurseries Inc. "Part of protecting and advancing their interests is fighting to maintain a workable H-2B program for members, and the landscape industry at large."
ONLA encourages green industry businesses and trade associations to contribute to the ANLA's Beacon Fund to help fund the legal challenge to the H-2B program and wage rules. For more information on how to contribute, contact the ONLA office at (800) 825-5062.
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Temporal range: Middle Jurassic–Early Miocene
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Dryolestoidea is an extinct clade of Mesozoic mammals that only contains two orders. It has been suggested that this group contained the ancestors of modern therian mammals.
Dryolestids are mostly represented by teeth, fragmented dentaries and parts of the rostrum. The Jurassic forms retained a coronoid and splenial, but the Cretaceous forms lack these. Another primitive feature is the presence of a Meckelian groove (the Cretaceous forms have a reduced version).[1]
Tooth enamel evolved differently in marsupials and eutherians. In a first phase, during the late Triassic and Jurassic, prisms separated from the interprismatic matrix, probably independently in several Mesozoic mammal lineages. More derived enamel types evolved in a second phase, during the Tertiary and Quaternary, but without replacing the old prismatic enamel, instead forming various combinations of three-dimensional structures (called schmelzmuster). Dryolestid dentition is thought to resemble the primitive mammalian dentition before the marsupial-eutherian differentiation and dryolestids are candidates to be the last common ancestor of the two mammalian subclasses.[2]
Dryolestoids are known from the Jurassic through Early Cretaceous of the northern hemisphere (North America, Eurasia, and North Africa) and from the Late Cretaceous through Paleocene of South America.[1] Drylestoids are very rarely found in the Cenozoic, as are the few other Mesozoic mammals with later descendants, such as multituberculates, monotremes, and gondwanatheres.[3]
The oldest undisputed fossils of Dryolestidae were found in the Guimarota coal mine near Leiria, Portugal, the largest known deposit of Jurassic mammals. The tooth pattern of these fossils — 8–9 mesiodistally compressed molars with small, cusp-like talonids — distinguish them from tribosphenic mammals, and they form a sister group of the latter and Peramus together with Amphitherium, Paurodontidae, and Henkelotheriidae.[4]
The youngest fossil in the northern hemisphere is Crusafontia cuencana from early Cretaceous of Uña and Galve, Spain, though a fragmentary lower molar from the late Cretaceous Mesaverde Formation in Wyoming has been attributed to Dryolestidae. In South America, dryolestids survived until the late Cretaceous when they underwent a remarkable radiation.[4]
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- ^ von Koenigswald 2000, p. 107
- ^ Rose 2006, pp. 335–6
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- Butler, PM (December 1939). "The Teeth of the Jurassic Mammals". Proceedings of the Zoological Society of London. B 109 (3-4): 329–356. doi:10.1111/j.1096-3642.1939.tb00719.x.
- Kielan-Jaworowska, Zofia; Cifelli, Richard L; Luo, Zhe-Xi (2004). Mammals from the Age of Dinosaurs: Origins, Evolution, and Structure. New York: Columbia University Press. ISBN 978-0-231-11918-4.
- Martin, Thomas (1997). "Tooth Replacement in Late Jurassic Dryolestidae (Eupantotheria, Mammalia)". Journal of Mammalian Evolution 4 (1): 1–18. doi:10.1023/A:1027300726126. OCLC 360227463.
- Rose, Kenneth David (2006). The beginning of the age of mammals. Baltimore: JHU Press. ISBN 0801884721.
- von Koenigswald, Wighart (2000). "Two different strategies in enamel differentiation: Marsupialia versus Eutheria". In Teaford, Mark F; Smith, Moya Meredith; Ferguson, Mark WJ. Development, Function and Evolution of Teeth. Cambridge University Press. ISBN 978-0-511-06568-2.
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Nicole Alaniz, 17, of St. Charles died Friday, June 2, 2006, from injuries she sustained in an automobile accident. She was born Jan. 22, 1989, in Chicago, to John and Denise Alaniz.
Visitation was held June 6 at Yurs Funeral Home in St. Charles. Mass was celebrated June 7 at St. John Neumann Catholic Church in St. Charles.
Nicole was to enter her senior year this fall at St. Charles East High School. She was a member of the National Honors Society, was captain of the Debate Team and was a member of the high school wind ensemble and marching band.
She is survived by her parents; a younger brother, John Christopher; her paternal grandmother, Blanca Alaniz of Chicago; and her maternal grandfather, Jerry Walkowicz, formerly of Chicago.
A makeshift memorial has been erected at the accident site remembering Nicole, who was a member of the school's National Honor Society and was captain of the debate team. Nicole also played the flute and piccolo for the high school's wind ensemble.
"She was vivacious, argumentative and I think what we came to find from her friends they chose the word 'sassy,'" Nicole's father, John, said of her. "She was fun with an attitude."
Nicole, who was very passionate when it came to music, was also an avid writer.
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DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — At least one Iowa congressman's career will end Tuesday after a campaign that has forced each member of the state's House delegation to work hard for another two-year term in Washington.
Iowa voters engaged in state, national races
Thanks to redistricting and well-funded challengers, no incumbent could cruise to re-election. And in the 3rd Congressional District, either nine-term Republican Rep. Tom Latham or eight-term Democratic Rep. Leonard Boswell will definitely be out of a job.
All of Iowa's four congressional races are seen as competitive, and put in front of voters who are also being asked to decide who will control of the state Legislature and whether to retain an Iowa Supreme Court justice who supported gay marriage.
Latham, 64, chose to move into Des Moines-focused 3rd district after Iowa lost one congressional seat due to once-a-decade redrawing of boundaries to reflect population changes noted by the U.S. Census.
Their race has been expensive and poll numbers indicate it's close, though Latham's $3.1 million in fundraising is double the $1.5 million Boswell raised. The district, which stretches from Des Moines to the Missouri River, also has slightly more registered Republicans than Democrats.
"It's been a very spirited contest but we're competitive and we've been able to follow the plan that we laid out," Boswell, 78, said Monday. "We're feeling good and we'll just finish it out and let the folks decide."
Iowa's status as a battleground state in the presidential race between President Barack Obama and GOP candidate Mitt Romney has implications for state races. Latham said he expects to get a boost from a big turnout by highly motivated Republican voters.
"The intensity on the Republican side is like I have never seen it before," he said. "There is a real fear that we're going to lose what's made America great and that's our economic strength."
Iowa Democratic Party chairwoman Sue Dvorsky said the Boswell and Latham race was close in the nearly evenly split district, but argued Democratic turnout and Obama's "great field operation" would favor Boswell.
The 4th Congressional District race, which pits a well-known incumbent against Iowa's former first lady, has also attracted plenty of attention.
Republican Rep. Steve King, known for his outspoken conservative views, has cruised in every race since he was first elected in 2002. But the 63-year-old acknowledged he's been challenged by opponent Democrat Christie Vilsack. Vilsack, 62, is married to U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack, who was governor for eight years.
Her victory would be historic: She would be Iowa's first woman in Congress.
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Strap an iPad to your face with AirVR for mobile VR
Samsung may have Oculus powering its Gear VR headset, but what about Apple users? Fear not, as AirVR has just hit Kickstarter, requesting $20,000 in funds to convert your iPad mini (Retina) or iPhone 6 Plus into a VR headset.
All you have to do is slot in your Retina iPad mini or iPhone 6 Plus into the AirVR, something that costs just $49, for portable, iOS-powered VR goodness. Metatecture is behind AirVR, which will go on sale 'early 2015'. The Kickstarter campaign explains: "AirVR brings the magic of Virtual Reality with you everywhere you go. Ditch the tangle of cables and experience VR anywhere in the world".
The rumors of the Apple Watch 2 have begun, before Watch is released
When Apple announced its first wearable, Watch, people were excited for a good reason. It's Apple's first wearable, and it is a great offering in the same-old-same-old wearable market we see materializing in front of us right now. Well, now there's rumors of the Watch 2, already.
Reuters is behind the rumor, talking with its "insider sources" on the upcoming successor to Watch, Watch 2. Reuters' sources say that development of Watch 2 is well under way, but beyond that there's not much to report on. Health and fitness activities will continue to be the cornerstone of the Watch, and its successor, which is something we can take away from this.
Apple seem to be covering the entry into the smartwatch market with Watch, with its successor probably drilling into the areas it does well, and improving on the things it doesn't. Health and medical experts aren't too sold on Watch right now, but Apple is probably taking all of their opinions and recommendations on board, mixing it into the melting pot for Watch 2. But the question remains: with the rumors of a successor to the Watch being talked about months before Watch is even released, would most people skip Watch to wait for Watch 2?
Oculus to release its consumer-ready VR headset in beta form in 2015
We're much closer to see Oculus VR to release its consumer version of its Rift VR headset compared to before, but some of us may get early access of those VR headsets as the company plans for a public beta of these units by April 2015.
As one would expect from a beta, the distribution of these units will be very limited to a certain number of users initially. Its assumed that Oculus is going to use this opportunity to check if the consumers will be interested to own such a headset by having a limited launch. It is said that Oculus will send its public BETA headsets in the similar way how Google launched its public beta for Google Glass. The criteria to qualify for getting a public beta headset is unknown for now.
The specification of these consumer-final version has significant improvements over the Oculus Rift Dev Kit 2 version. The consumer version will have a significant increase in resolution compared to the dev kit's 1080p. To add further, the refresh rate is expected to be 90Hz or higher. As one would expect, Oculus really wants its Rift headset to provide the best virtual-reality experience you can provide.
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Apple teases 'one more thing', announces the Watch
For over a year, rumors have circulated about Apple's iWatch, but now we know the official deal: it's the Watch. No 'i', just Watch. Tim Cook has just unveiled it, with Watch featuring a square display with curved edges, and much more. Watch requires the iPhone, as it will not work with any other device.
Cook said: "An entirely new product. We believe this product will redefine what people expect from its category. I am so excited and I am so proud to share it with you this morning." Watch will be available in silver, gold and an 18-karat gold edition. Different straps will be offered for Watch, too.
When Cook announced Watch, he said that "Apple Watch is the most personal device we've ever created". But Watch isn't just a watch, it is "also a comprehensive health and fitness device".
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Samsung Gear VR available for pre-order, priced at $249
A few days ago we were introduced to the Samsung Gear VR headset, a mobile VR headset that is powered by the Galaxy Note 4 smartphone. Oculus VR, the makes of the Oculus Rift, were instrumental in the design, technology and path of the Gear VR, but now you can pre-order the headset for yourself, at $249.
The Gear VR uses the 5.7-inch QHD Super AMOLED panel as its display, which should provide a clearer picture than the Full HD-based Oculus Rift DK2 unit. The pre-orders were spotted on Mobile Fun, with the retailer defining itself as a 'Samsung Authorized Dealer'. We don't know when Gear VR will launch, but I think we'll see the start of it next month.
Intel unveils MICA smart high-tech, luxury smart bracelet to consumers
Intel has unveiled the My Intelligence Communication Accessory (MICA), a luxury smart bracelet that will be available at Barney's in time for Christmas. The bracelet has water snakeskin and semi-precious gems in a design that features a touchscreen display for wearers to interact with.
The only hardware features currently available from Intel is that it includes a 3G cellular radio. However, it will support SMS messaging, messages sent to the bracelet and calendar reminders from your mobile phone.
"The wearables market currently exists in two categories - sports wearables that track performance and wearables that are pretty much a cell phone crammed into a small space," said Aysegul Ildeniz, Intel new devices VP, in a recent interview. "We have to grow the pie collectively. We need to go after audiences not addressed currently by wearables and make them much more aesthetically pleasing."
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We got hands-on with the new Samsung Gear VR headset at IFA 2014
Samsung unveiled its Gear VR headset at IFA 2014 yesterday, its new VR headset that it worked closely with Oculus VR on. The Gear VR requires the newly-announced Galaxy Note 4 smartphone to work, with our man on the ground at IFA 2014 taking a closer look.
One of the big benefits of the Gear VR is that it is completely wireless, compared to the multiple cables that require the Oculus Rift to work. There's one that is strapped to the Rift itself, then multiple other cables that need plugging in (two from the positional tracking camera), one for power, and a USB port.
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We go hands-on with the new ASUS ZenWatch at IFA 2014
Our man on the ground at IFA 2014 is Johannes Knapp, who has just had some hands, or wrist-on time with the new ASUS ZenWatch. His video is below, and below that we'll have a quick recap on what the ZenWatch is made of.
Knapp notes in the video that it looks and feels like a good quality watch, where it's quite thin, too. We have a 1.63-inch 320x320 AMOLED display, a 369mAh battery, a Snapdragon 400 processor and a price tag of $260.
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Oculus VR announces the Samsung Gear VR Innovator Edition
Samsung only unveiled the Galaxy Note 4 and Gear VR at IFA 2014 a few moments ago, with the Gear VR "Powered by Oculus". Oculus VR has just announced the new Samsung Gear VR Innovator Edition, which is a new mobile VR headset powered by the Galaxy Note 4 smartphone.
The Gear VR was "created by Samsung and powered by Oculus" and over the "last 12 months, we've been collaborating with Samsung on the future of mobile virtual reality," according to Oculus. The Facebook-owned VR startup continues: "The project actually began as an experiment to see if great VR was possible on next-generation mobile hardware. Oculus CTO John Carmack and the mobile team at Oculus were able to blow everyone away in an extremely short amount of time, quickly proving that we were on to something special."
The Galaxy Note 4's internal GPU and CPU to power Gear VR, using the 2560x1440 low-persistence 5.7-inch AMOLED panel as its display. John Carmack's role as the CTO of Oculus VR is becoming more clear, as he has worked with the mobile team at Oculus on Gear VR. The year was spent between developing a new Oculus Mobile SDK, as well as optimizing Android and the GPU drivers for VR.
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Something that wasn't too much of a surprise, but is an interesting new step for Samsung, is the just-announced Gear VR. Samsung has been rumored to have been working on a VR headset for a while now, but it is now official.
The South Korean electronics giant has teased that Gear VR works with the just-announced Galaxy Note 4 smartphone, which features a 5.7-inch 2560x1440 display, so it'll be interesting to see what Gear VR looks like against the Oculus Rift DK2 which features a 1920x1080 display.
The one big note here is that the Gear VR doesn't work with any other smartphone other than the Galaxy Note 4. The Note 4 will snap into the Gear VR, in front of dual-lenses that provide the 3D effect in the VR headset. There's a trackpad and back button on the right side of the Gear VR, with most of the movements and menu navigation to be performed through head movements and taps on the side-mounted trackpad. The Verge has already enjoyed some hands-on time with Gear VR, with some shots of the Gear VR teasing "Powered by Oculus".
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Raymond Foster was born and raised in Shoe Cove Bight. If that name doesn't sound familiar, it's likely because the community hasn't existed for several decades. However, for Ray and many more, it's still home.
Foster and his family were one of around 30 families that lived in Shoe Cove Bight at its peak; in the days when a fishery was plentiful, and times were simpler — according to the cheerful man who says his memories of "the Bight" are still as fresh as ever.
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Ray Foster was born and raised in Shoe Cove Bight - a small community near current day Shoe Cove. Over the years people started leaving "The Bight" and eventually it went the way of many NL communities and ceases to exist today. However, that did stop the Shoe Cove Come Home Year from having a celebration this summer for the former residents of The Bight - including Foster and his family. He and others like him will find out what it's like to go home, when home isn't there anymore.
"It wasn't a big, big place now, mind you, but it was a fair size place, you know," he said while sitting in his rocking chair as the rumblings of the television echoed in the background. "We had a little schoolhouse there, and a church, so that was all we minded."
Ray, who is now is 84 and lives in Burlington, hasn't been home in a few years. The community he's talking about is a short distance from the present day Shoe Cove, however it wasn't always identified as such.
"What's Shoe Cove now, we called that Shoe Cove Brook," he said. "You had The Bight, and the Brook, and the easiest way to get between them was by boat."
Eventually, Shoe Cove dropped "Brook" from its name for the more simple and identifiable version we know today.
There was a time after Foster got married and settled in Burlington that he and his wife would travel from there to the Bight by boat for a visit – despite the changing landscape and eventual deterioration of the community he remembers so well. This year, though, he plans on going back to the Bight once more, as part of the Shoe Cove Come Home Year celebrations.
"They're having a Come Home Year down there and we got an invitation to it," he said. "Even though the Bight isn't there no more, you know, I think we're still going to go down and take it in."
Not there anymore, says Foster, is in reference to the structures and people that once called Shoe Cove Bight home. Since the decline in fishery and when resettlement became a popular thing in the early days of confederation, that meant the end for small communities like the Bight and others.
"I left when I was 16 years old," Foster said. "After that I still spent every summer there, fishing, but over time it started dwindling down more and more and by and by everyone was gone."
It was 45 years ago that he says he last remembers the Bight in its glory. That was the last time he spent a summer there on the fishing grounds, before he realized there wasn't a livelihood in the waters anymore.
"My father was devastated," he said. "I went and told him I was done with fishing because I wasn't making enough money to feed my family. He didn't take it well at all."
Foster says his life growing up circled around his father, after his mother passed away when he was just seven.
"They said she had pneumonia, I guess," he said. "I remember the doctor came from Twillingate to try and help her, but she didn't last very long after that."
The seven children his mother left behind for his father were still all living home at the time. Three were older, and had reached an age where they could move out and fend for themselves. Their next oldest brother, who was 12, went to live with his grandfather. A family up in the Brook" took in the youngest brother, who was just over a year old at the time.
"Father took me and my other brother and reared us up on his own," he said. "I tell ya, it wasn't easy, but we had three meals a day, I can say that, and we were happy."
Life in the Bight was good for Ray and his family. They spent summers there fishing, with Ray and his brother, Malcolm, helping their father on the water. Wintertime they would all go to Rattling Brook where his father worked during those months.
"There wasn't big money back there, you know," he said. "Father would walk two or three miles in the winter, and work in the woods for 10 hours a day and get a dollar. Summertime we didn't make any money – we just traded our fish for a bit of food is all. But we made a living."
More so than if they'd stayed home in the winter, where it would have been likely that they'd have to apply for "the dole," as Foster calls it – assistance from the government of the day.
"Some people who weren't able to work in the winter went on the dole – I'm not sure now if it was $3 every four months or $4 every three months."
Foster says when he looks at life today and what it was back then, the contrast is startling.
"People don't know today what it is to work hard to get what you need," he said. "They got everything they want around them, and they're not even thankful for that most of the time."
One of the values he learned from his father and others like him, he said, was that working hard for what you have makes you more appreciative of the fact you have them.
Memories of those times will likely flood back later this month, when Foster takes his wife and some of his children back home, and points to them where the houses used to be, and where the school used to be, and where everything once stood in the Bight.
"I'm looking forward to going back again, even if its not there anymore," he said. "At least I can still remember what it used to be like, and that's good enough for me."


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The head of U.S. forces on the Korean Peninsula on Wednesday warned that North Korea retains the ability to conduct an assault on the South at a moment's notice.
In testimony to the House Armed Services Committee, Army Gen. Curtis Scaparrotti said,"The Kim Jong Un regime is dangerous and has the capability ... to attack South Korea with little or no warning," Stars and Stripes reported.
In recent days Kim threatened to use the North Korean military to "crush" what he perceived as a hostile U.S. policy toward his country. That threat comes on the heels of a Monday live-fire maritime exercise carried out by the North that sent some shells across a disputed sea line with the South. And on Sunday, Pyongyang warned it was prepared to carry out a "new" type of nuclear test and would stage further military drills aimed at improving the ability to strike longer-range targets.
"This is a common strategy with North Korea to come out of a period of calm and to use these types of actions" to send a message about Pyongyang's "displeasure" with U.S. military exercises in the region, Scaparrotti said.
Meanwhile, South Korea, the United States and Japan are slated to convene trilateral talks next week in Washington that will focus on prospects for reinvigorating a frozen multinational process aimed at achieving irreversible North Korean denuclearization. Ahead of that meeting, Seoul announced it had appointed a new senior negotiator to the nuclear talks -- diplomat Hwang Joon-kook, the Yonhap News Agency reported.
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Next week is a must win.
It's a must win, numerically speaking. Sitting at 1-3, historically speaking, the Falcons have a 9% chance of making the playoffs this season. If they drop to 1-4 they then have about a 2% chance.
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Fernanda Santos is a second year Ph.D student in Earth and Environmental Sciences at The Graduate Center, CUNY. In 2004 she received her B.Sc. in Geography from the State University of Rio de Janeiro (Brazil). While majoring in Geography, she did a 3-year internship at the Soil Research Institute of the Brazilian Agricultural Research Corporation, where she worked on different projects involving soil quality and land degradation. In 2006 Fernanda was awarded with a $5,000 scholarship from the Society of Woman Geographers to support her MA research thesis entitled "Quantifying the scales of the land surface heterogeneity". She received her MA degree in Physical Geography from Hunter College (CUNY) in 2007.
Fernanda is currently working with Dr. Jeffrey Bird from the Department of Environmental Sciences at Queens College (CUNY). Her research aims at understanding the dynamics of charred biomass (black carbon) in temperate forest ecosystems. Fernanda's research interests also include measurements of soil carbon stocks in tropical environments, and soil microbiology. Outside of her studies, Fernanda enjoys outdoors activities and arts.
An increase in forest fire frequency and intensity, triggered by warmer air temperatures, is likely to increase the contribution of incompletely combusted plant biomass (black carbon) to soil carbon (C) stocks. Black carbon (BC) additions to forest soils also come from atmospheric deposition of BC and soot aerosols produced off-site. While the contribution of BC to soil carbon storage has been well recognized, knowledge of BC dynamics in soil and its response to elevated N deposition in temperate forest ecosystems is limited. In addition, the amount of BC input to soils from the atmosphere via plant-derived sources and fossil fuel emissions is not well known. This proposed research would address two important gaps in our understanding of BC dynamics in temperate forests: (1) the amount and sources of BC deposition from the atmosphere (i.e., fire, fossil fuels); and (2) the in situ degradation rates of BC and wood in soil. Using existing DIRT experimental plots located at the University of Michigan Biological Station, I will track the fate of 13C/15N-enriched Acer rubrum–derived BC (and its precursor wood) added to soil mesocosms within plots that have received zero or elevated NH4-N (20 kg N ha-1 yr-1) since 2004. Labeled BC and wood dynamics will be quantified as the amount of material remaining in soil mesocosms, dissolved organic C (lysimeters), and 13CO2 efflux during 2 years. In addition, the biological degradation and assimilation of BC will be assessed by tracking BC and wood 13C into the phospholipids fatty acids (13C-PLFA) of soil microbes, which will quantify the utilization of added BC and wood by specific microbial groups. The amount of BC deposited annual via aerosols will be quantified at UMBS and will be partitioned into plant biomass-derived BC and fossil fuel-derived BC using isotopic (13C and 14C) and molecular biomarker (Levoglugosan, PAH, BPCA) approaches. This research will provide needed field data on both BC (and wood) decomposition in soil and atmospheric deposition of BC materials, which are critical unknowns in the biosphere-atmosphere C linkage in temperate forests. The results of this study will ultimately contribute to improve models of biosphere-atmosphere BC dynamics.


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Dotsenko, O; Barratt, D; Thom, SAM; Hughes, AD; (2004) Reproducibility of 3D-ultrasound assessment of stenotic carotid arteries using anthropomorphic phantoms. In: HYPERTENSION. (pp. 588 - 588). LIPPINCOTT WILLIAMS & WILKINS
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The B.F. Hiestand House is an elegant High Queen Anne style Victorian home conveniently located in the Historic Rivertowne of Marietta along the Susquehanna River. From this location it is a short trip to Hershey, Historic Lancaster City, Pennsylvania Dutch Country, Wineries, Outlets, the Historic Rivertownes of Marietta, Columbia and Wrightsville, and many other local attractions and sights. The gracious Inn was designed by local architect C. Emlen Urban, and built in 1887 as the home of B. Frank Hiestand, a well known lumber mill owner of his time, and his family. The house is on the Historic Registry of homes. The first floor features a rare american chestnut foyer and staircase. Two parlors with pocket doors and fireplaces are great places to unwind with a good book or viewing a DVD on the large screen TV. In the formal dining room, the mahogany wainscoting and coiffered ceiling are magnificent. Freehand stenciling enhances the triple stained glass windows. Afternoon refreshments and a full breakfast will be served in this cheerful room. The second floor bathrooms contain stain glass windows and hand painted French tile work surrounding whirlpool tubs or spa shower.
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4.6 on May 19, 2015
A friend and I traveled to B.F. Hiestand House in Marietta for an afternoon winery tour and an overnight stay. Dallas was a wonderful host for the winery tour, and truly took his lead from us with the pace. It was a beautiful day with beautiful wineries. Dallas and Pam are both wonderful hosts, and we definitely enjoyed our visit. This Victoria room was super comfortable and we hardly knew we were sharing a house once we were behind closed doors. I hope you would enjoy your experience as much as I did!
5 on April 22, 2015
The BF Hiestand House is a great stay! The house is in great shape and retains many of the original design features. The rooms superbly decorated. The service provided by Pam and Dallas is excellent. They are terrific hosts! We would definitely stay here again, and look forward to coming back. We stayed in the Susquehanna room.
5 on March 28, 2015
We stayed over a weekend and were very pleased with the innkeepers, the room, and the breakfast. Would definitely recommend it!
4.6 on February 20, 2015
I set my parents up with reservation's for St. Valentines Day weekend. When they came home, they could not stop bragging about the amazing time and the treatment they recieved. Thank you so much for spoiling my parents. I will be coming to see this beautiful place for myself soon.
5 on February 20, 2015
The Hiestand House is everything we wanted in a B&B, and more. Pam and Dallas are terrific hosts - the breakfasts were delicious, the home is quiet and welcoming. After a two-night stay, we were refreshed and well rested. We recommend the BF Hiestand House - you won't be disappointed.
5 on February 11, 2015
My wife and I stayed t the BF Hiestand February 6th-8th and had a wonderful time. Pam and Dallas were wonderful hosts and the breakfast was amazing. We are hoping to book another stay during the summer because there seems to be more activities open then during the winter months. I would definitely recommend their B&B to anyone.
5 on February 04, 2015
After the hustle and bustle of the holidays my husband and I needed a few days of peace and serenity. We chose the Suite as we always do if its available, its our personal favorite, my husband likes the separate TV room and I love the large jacuzzi. When you walk into the B&B, whether its your first time or your 7th as it was for us, and as it will be for each and every return trip, you are warmly greeted by Pam and Dallas the Innkeepers as well as Quincy their dog. Pam will ask if you have any dietary restrictions, as well as what time you would like to eat breakfast, which I might add not all B&B's do. Most B&B's (and I have been to many) usually tell you what time breakfast is and give you a short time frame; this sets BF Hiestand House apart from the others. Pam will show you to your room, show you how to use the TV, DVR, etc., ask if you need anything, need directions, have questions or concerns and then leave you to get settled. The suite comes with a small refrigerator stocked with soda, both regular and diet and water, and there is more water in the refrigerator in the hall. If you need ideas for a place to eat, a place to visit or just to shop Pam is always ready to make suggestions and even give you a map and mark the route for you. The beds and bedding are amazing, the sheets are the softest ever and you just get lost in the tranquility of the comfort. The breakfasts are second to none, every day is different and oh so delicious and there is always plenty of juice, coffee and so many teas that you will have a hard time choosing one. You will never be disappointed staying at BF Hiestand House, trust me, they know what they are doing and they do it well. Their warmth and hospitality, along with the cooking and baking, yes Pam makes all her own muffins, are second to none!
5 on December 17, 2014
Everything was perfect!
4.6 on November 15, 2014
We spent just the one evening here, however the room and hosts were excellent. Our hosts helped us find a nice place to eat and in the morning pointed us in the right direction for some hiking trails. The breakfast they made up was extra delicious. All and all we would definitely come back. Pam and Dallas are great hosts. My only complaint is that I was hoping for a little more rural of an environment, whereas this B&B is located more in a historic downtown area.
5 on October 07, 2014
Comfy ,and the best breakfast is Pa. These hosts Pam and Dallas are our favorites Can't wait to return...
The Susquehanna Room, decorated in blues and ivory, has a queen size cherry shaker style four poster bed. The spacious private bathroom features a beautiful stain glass window and hand painted french tile from the early 1900 's. Enjoy the romantic steam/rainforest shower for two. Flat screen cable TV with DVD player, also.
Nightly Rate: $145 - $175
Tastefully decorated in shades of purple, pink, and green, this suite features a king sized bed and a private sitting room with flat screen cable TV with DVD. Enjoy the radiant heat and ambiance of the electric fireplace in both the sitting room and bedroom. The suite private bathroom has a two person whirlpool tub/shower combination.
Nightly Rate: $195 - $225
The Blakemore Room is decorated in beautiful yellow and blue French toile fabrics. It has an solid cherry, slatted sleigh queen sized bed, large electric fireplace and 37 "flat screen TV with DVD player. The ensuite tile bath features a single whirlpool tub/shower combination.
Nightly Rate: $145 - $175
Decorated in shades of sage & raspberry, the Victoria Room has a cozy queen size Mahogany sleigh bed and large bay window. The in room bath has a single whirlpool tub and shower combination. The stunning vanity is made from hand carved walnut with Mother of pearl inlays. There is a TV with DVD player in the room.
Nightly Rate: $145 - $175
Big, bright windows surround the comfy, cozy, queen bed in the Sun Porch. This room is the former summer sleeping porch. The private bathroom has a 6 ' whirlpool tub/shower combination. Original hand painted cherub tiles from the early 1900 's are present in this bath. The room is decorated in shades of gold, peach and green. Cable TV with DVD & VCR, ceiling fan, electric fireplace and individual heating/AC unit round out the amenities in the Sun Porch.
Nightly Rate: $145 - $175
The Cannon Cottage is a separate unit with it's own private entrance. Shades of persimmon, gold and green accent the bold oak mission style furniture. It features a pillow top king size bed, gas fireplace (operational between October and May) and a 32 "HD cable TV w/DVD player. The private bath has a two person whirlpool tub, separate spa shower, heated tile floor and heated towel rack. There is a bar sink with counter area with a coffee maker, electric tea pot and refrigerator. You may join us in the main dining room for breakfast or have it delivered to your cottage.
Nightly Rate: $235 - $265
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Harrisburg, PA (MDT) 18 miles
Amusement Park, Antique Shopping, Casino, Concert venue, Gourmet/Fine Dining, Historical interests, Live Music, Movie Theater, Museum, National/State parks, Nature area, Amish Community, Outlet Stores, Performing Theater, Picnic area, River, Ski area, Vineyard, Winery, Zoo
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Amenities Basket, Board games, Computer, Conference Rooms, Copier, Piano, Telephone
Air conditioning, Alarm clock, Bath robes, CD player, Ceiling fans, DVD Player, Desk, Fireplace, Fridge, Hairdryer, Hot tub/whirlpool tub, Internet Service, Ironing Board, Library, Microwave, Private entrance, Radio, Satellite/Cable TV, TV, VCR, Videos, Wi-Fi, Wired internet
Bicycle rental, Bicycle riding trails, Boating, Canoeing, Downhill Skiing, Fishing, Golfing, Hiking trails, Horseback riding, Kayaking, Mountain Bike trails, Shopping, Sight-seeing, Swimming, Water sports
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CUMBERLAND ŌĆö The dual meet portion of the cross-country season is safely in the books. The early-in-the-week gatherings involving schools squaring off against their regional rivals has given way to a postseason gamut that is far more demanding and extensive due to the field expanding.
To Trevor Crawley, shifting from the sportŌĆÖs unofficial ŌĆ£warm-up actŌĆØ to a series of defined gatherings of harriers is not akin to a mystery wrapped in an enigma. To date, everything the Cumberland High senior has done on the trails has been geared toward what lies ahead, albeit with a slight twist.
Save for last weekŌĆÖs Northern Division championship-clinching performance for head coach Tom KenwoodŌĆÖs Clippers, CrawleyŌĆÖs duel-meet services were not required. The depth at CumberlandŌĆÖs disposal allowed Kenwood to ŌĆ£saveŌĆØ his top distance specialist, a decision that was made back in the summer and done specifically with an eye toward the next several weeks.
ŌĆ£In the past IŌĆÖve given Trevor a few meets off, but heŌĆÖs stepped up his training this year and running more quality miles and getting more workouts in,ŌĆØ Kenwood explained recently while sitting in the high schoolŌĆÖs Wellness Center. ŌĆ£At this stage, itŌĆÖs more important for him to get a quality workout in rather than run in a dual meet.ŌĆØ
In other words, Crawley enters this season-defining stretch free of the usual wear and tear that runners tend to accumulate following the seasonŌĆÖs first month. ThatŌĆÖs when league meets tend to blend in with invitationals and training principles that volley between recovery and preparation mode.
October represents his September in terms of feeling fresh, hence why Crawley feels that heŌĆÖs just now scratching the surface.
ŌĆ£I like to race; itŌĆÖs my favorite part of running,ŌĆØ stated Crawley. ŌĆ£I didnŌĆÖt race for a couple of weeks and that was a little weird, but now IŌĆÖm ready to make a push.ŌĆØ
Just to clarify, Crawley didnŌĆÖt participate in three of CumberlandŌĆÖs four league meets. This past SaturdayŌĆÖs second-place, 16:23 finish at the Wickham Park Invitational in Manchester, Ct. ŌĆō a showing that was only a few seconds off the previous course record ŌĆō came exactly seven days following an equally impressive runner-up, 16:43 clocking at the Maine Cross Country Festival of Champions, one that featured a field of 779 runners.
Closer to home, CrawleyŌĆÖs dominance resonated during the Sept. 21 Blackstone Valley Invitational, when his 15:15 mark at the Burrillville Middle School course was nearly a whopping two minutes faster than the next closest finisher. The only league meet Kenwood elected to send Crawley to the starting line came last Tuesday at Bryant University. In keeping with the first-team, all-state status he earned last year as a junior, Crawley completed the hilly 3.1-mile course in 17:14 ŌĆō 34 seconds quicker than his closest-at-hand challenger.
Staying with the in-state competition, Kenwood believed Crawley would benefit more by refraining from meets that would stop short of posing a serious challenge to a runner that has his sights set on running at the Division I collegiate level come next fall. Crawley says that he too is aware of his status as an elite runner within R.I. circles, but that his classification changes seismically whenever the Clippers participate in an out-of-state invitational.
ŌĆ£I was in the lead by myself (during the league meet at Bryant) while I was with a group of people (two weekends ago in Maine),ŌĆØ he remarked.
Added Kenwood, ŌĆ£HeŌĆÖs accepted the challenge of running against the better competition. He won the Blackstone Valley Invitational by so much that it doesnŌĆÖt do him any good. You need to run against kids who are equal or better in order to get a better performance, and thatŌĆÖs what weŌĆÖre looking for.ŌĆØ
In some ways, the demanding workouts Crawley has subjected himself to while the Clippers are busy racing allowed him to stay sharp while maintaining that competitive spirit. On the days in which Crawley alone served as his chief rival, he would run three miles at roughly a five-minute pace, which would allow him to remain close to his typical race pace.
ŌĆ£ItŌĆÖs a little more beneficial,ŌĆØ said Crawley matter-of-factly.
ŌĆ£By running on a Monday or Tuesday, it knocks one of your training days off,ŌĆØ Kenwood delved further. ŌĆ£The day before a race, usually you take it a little bit easier. The day after, youŌĆÖre not going as hard. When you have another meet coming up on Saturday, you donŌĆÖt have any time to do a lesser workout than what you want to do.ŌĆØ
There represents a few other reasons why Crawley has by and large spent September under wraps. First, Kenwood saw the league meets as a prime chance to gain additional exposure to his runners in terms of all-division consideration. Judging by the 11-0 record Cumberland produced, the Clippers figure to have no shortage of representatives, the list of deserving possibilities including Kevin Seaver, Alex Southiere, Matt Smith, Sean Laverty and David Agudelo.
ŌĆ£When you talk about teams in cross country, you want a tight pack of runners,ŌĆØ Kenwood stressed. ŌĆ£Trevor is far and above everyone else, but our pack of runners is very close.ŌĆØ
Said an appreciative Crawley, ŌĆ£ItŌĆÖs nice that the guys have been able to take the load off my back a little bit and we can still win without my help.ŌĆØ
Second, college coaches tend to pay more attention to the times achieved at the more prestigious meets. By carefully picking and choosing when he deploys Crawley, Kenwood knows that his heralded performer will be near or close to top form when the starterŌĆÖs pistol is fired and plenty of onlookers are taking notice.
Presently, Crawley lists Providence College and Northeastern as his favorites with unofficial visits planned at each school over the next two weekends. Kenwood also added that URI and DePaul have also been in contact with interest also shown by Georgetown and the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill.
ŌĆ£A lot of college coaches have said that at the high school level, you end up racing too much,ŌĆØ said Crawley. ŌĆ£They thought it made sense for me to take the dual meets off so I could be fresh.ŌĆØ
ŌĆ£At this stage, he could run for pretty much anybody,ŌĆØ feels Kenwood.
This weekend, WarwickŌĆÖs Goddard Park will host the annual Brown Invitational, yet another prime opportunity for Crawley to gauge himself against a higher caliber of runner. The class meets are scheduled for Saturday, Oct. 27 at Ponaganset High School with runners returning to the same location on Sunday, Nov. 4 for the state meet.
The competition will heighten following the states with the New England meet, where Crawley will be seeking to qualify for the nationals.
ŌĆ£IŌĆÖm probably going to improve more late in the season that I did in the past,ŌĆØ said a confident Crawley, understanding full well that the best of senior season is still in front of him. ŌĆ£To me, this feels like the start of the season.ŌĆØ


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Last Saturday, May 9, the West Brunswick High School Show Choir traveled to Atkins A & T High School in Winston-Salem to win third place in the state finals of the William Peace University North Carolina Show Choir Competition.
The choir, one of eight high schools in the competition, will present its award-winning performance at a free spring concert at 7 p.m. Thursday, May 21, in Odell Williamson Auditorium at Brunswick Community College.
Admission is free, and the public is cordially invited.
You're tired, there's no one else to fix dinner for tonight and all you feel like doing is pouring a bowl of cereal. But wait! Take an extra five minutes and prepare this luscious parfait, full of foods from three of the five food groups. This dish takes cereal to a new level.
I don't know Craig Scott. I do know a quote attributed to him. "From every wound there is a scar, and every scar tells a story. A story that says, 'I survived.'" The quote is powerfully real. It describes so many survival experiences, so many scars, so many stories.
By John Nelson
Let's be bees — busily buzzing bees. If I were one, this is where I would be.
Many of you have probably used a braising method when cooking meat or vegetables and didn't even know it.
It's time once again to get crabby in Little River.
The 34th annual Blue Crab Festival is set to get under way this weekend on the historic Little River, S.C., waterfront just across the state line.
Scheduled 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday and Sunday, May 16 and 17, the award-winning festival traditionally showcases all-day entertainment and an array of food, about 200 arts-and-crafts vendors, business booths and community groups lining the Little River waterfront the weekend after Mother's Day.
Flip-flops are totally acceptable and so is dancing.
Those are just two of the highlights at the fourth annual Flip Flop Ball to benefit Novant Health Foundation Brunswick Medical Center this coming Friday, May 15.
The ball launches with cocktails starting at 6:30 p.m. at the Brick Landing Plantation clubhouse, 1882 Goose Creek Road in Ocean Isle Beach, following by a casual, fun evening of dinner and dancing starting at 7 p.m.
Shirts are required, flip-flops are optional, but a beach attitude is a must, organizers say.
By John Nelson
For the past several weeks in this column, I've been talking about a lesson developed by Alice Henneman from the Extension Service at the University of Nebraska Lincoln. Alice works in Lancaster County, Neb. She tested many recipes for all meals of the day, including snacks and desserts. She was going for good for you, as well as good and easy.
Balsamic vinegar has a variety of uses. Have you ever tried drizzling a little on a baked potato instead of using butter or sour cream? How about over steamed vegetables or in place of soy sauce in stir-fried vegetables? Some use it as a substitute for salt with either meat or poultry.
I think one of the best uses of balsamic vinegar is over fresh tomatoes and mozzarella, with just a little touch of basil. It just seems to bring out the flavor of the basil.
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When Helen Fielding first wrote Bridget Jones' Diary, charting the life of a 30-something singleton in London in the 1990s, she introduced readers to one of the most beloved characters in modern literature. The book was published in 40 countries, sold more than 15 million copies worldwide, and spawned a best-selling sequel, Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason. The two books were turned into major blockbuster films starring Renee Zellweger, Hugh Grant and Colin Firth. With her hotly anticipated third instalment, Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy, Fielding introduces us to a whole new enticing phase of Bridget's life set in contemporary London, including the challenges of maintaining sex appeal as the years roll by and the nightmare of drunken texting, the skinny jean, the disastrous email cc, total lack of twitter followers, and TVs that need 90 buttons and three remotes to simply turn on. An uproariously funny novel of modern life, Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy is a triumphant return of our favourite Everywoman.
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The auto features of this gigabit switch make installation plug and play and hassle-free. No configuring is required. Auto MDI/MDI-X crossover on all ports eliminate the need for crossover cables or uplink ports. Auto-negotiation on each port senses the link speed of a network device (either 10, 100, or 1000 Mbps) and intelligently adjusts for compatibility and optimal performance. Compact size shell make it ideal for desktops with limited space while it is also Rackmountable, convenient and safe. Dynamic LED lights provide real-time work status display and basic fault diagnosis.
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