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This week we're giving away a copy of Vegan Lunch Box (http://veganlunchbox.com/), a book filled with so many wonderful recipes and beautiful photos, it will surely make going back to school less painful. It's packed with 130 amazing animal-free lunches that kids and grown-ups will love! I have this book and even though I work from home most days, you better believe that I purchased an adorable bento box to pack my homemade masterpieces into. You really, really want this book, trust me.
All you have to do is let us know what the best or worst lunch you ever ate at school was for a chance to win!
Contest ends on Tuesday, September 15th at midnight, PST! Winner will be chosen at random!!
I have to say that the best lunch days were the chicken nugget days. Even in high school, when I was not a vegetarian, I loved every other Friday not for the nuggets but bc all of the rest of the school thought that they were a Chef Ramsey commodity or something. This meant while they were running, packing into the cafeteria to get their share I was leisurely walking to the coke machines and did not have to wait in line.
My small church school didn't provide lunches, but I definitely remember the worst lunches. Sometimes my dad would get the wrong sandwich in the wrong lunchbox and I would end up with his sandwiches, always loaded with mayo (I hated it at the time!) and usually some odd concoction like peanut butter, cabbage leaves, and mayo. I would go hungry before eating his sandwich, while he claims he was never hungry, just had to eat a "dry" sandwich. LOL, we can laugh about it now :-)
This chicken or some type of baked meat that we found a clavicle in with a plastic spork with soggy potatoes and that day, my chocolate milk was expired!!!!
The grossest by far for me, was the "mystery meat" loaf served in our elementary school cafeteria. It came with gluey mashed potatoes and lumpy gravy. I still have nightmares about it!
Even though this seems like a million years ago, I can still remember the smell of those nasty square pizzas that came covered in a foil tin, hiding those soggy tater tots underneath. YUCK!
Now I pack things like chickpea salad sandwiches and BBQ seitan to take to work with me. MMMMMM! :D
I'd have to say after ordering my food & my roommates.(which is not a vegan)I was eating some tofu w/ rice & mixed veggies. Some how the restaurant slipped in some cubed chicken with my meal. HUH...I took a bite & noticed the texture & uggg I was finished eating them. I no longer eat there.
I remember in middle school they served milk that was so old it came out of the carton looking like cottage cheese. I didn't buy milk, but my friends did. Bleh.
When I was in the 8th Grade I went to a country school and the lunch room cooks were local farm women. It was fantastic. They really knew how to cook.
Best: My mom's left over "mystery meatloaf" sliced up for a sandwich
Worst: 8th grade "Touch of Class" lunch where their vegetarian option was a ham-riddled 'chef salad'
My mom made my lunch when I was young, but once a week I got to order cafeteria food as a treat. The best lunch I ever had was a slice of cheese pizza, a carton a 2% milk, and a chocolate chip cookie (this lunch was so far from veganism... but man did I ever enjoy it as a kid).
Similarly, the worst lunch I ever had was also on a "caf food" day when I was young. It was boiled hot dogs in white-bread buns. They were soggy because the caf staff put the wet dogs (straight out of the pot) into the buns (with no drainage time). Nasty!
Worst lunches: When I would get my sister's meatloaf sandwich by mistake (bleck) or the time I had the school lunch and bit a tendon or something - I was sure it was a worm and had to stop eating.
Best lunches were the ones packed with love (yes, and notes!) by mom. But I also really loved the hamburgers (pre-vegan days) which everyone else hated, they called them "soyburgers". Now I think it's funny that I loved them so much, foreshadowing methinks! ;)b
This is hard since every school lunch i had was crappy...but i'd probably say the worst was this beeforoni stuff or the hamburgers cause they were never cooked all the way..(that was when i ate meat) ..after i quit eating meat ..i never ate the school lunches.
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Roast guinea fowl with chestnut, sage & lemon stuffing
By Sarah Cook
Cooking timePrep: 45 mins Cook: 1 hr, 20 mins
Skill levelEasy
ServingsServes 2
This festive game bird makes an ideal Christmas dinner for two. The portions are generous so you'll have leftovers to enjoy
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- kcalories
- 1413
- protein
- 105.1g
- carbs
- 52g
- fat
- 84.7g
- saturates
- 32g
- fibre
- 7.3g
- sugar
- 8.5g
- salt
- 3.5g
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- 1 small guinea fowl, about 1kg
- 8 rashers streaky bacon
- 50g soft butter
- 1 onion, unpeeled and thickly sliced
- 2 tbsp plain flour
- 350ml strong chicken stock
- cranberry sauce, roast potatoes and vegetables, to serve
For the stuffing
- 1 onion, chopped
- 25g butter
- 1 tbsp chopped sage
- 50g walnuts, finely chopped
- 50g breadcrumbs
- zest 2 lemons
- ¼ tsp ground mace
- 100g cooked chestnuts, quartered
- 1 medium egg, beaten with a fork
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- First make the stuffing. Soften the onion in the butter very gently, then stir in the sage and cook for 2 mins more. Scrape into a bowl with the chopped walnuts, breadcrumbs, lemon zest, mace, chestnuts and egg and mix together well. Season generously.
- For the guinea fowl, wash and wipe out the inside cavity. Mix the butter with some seasoning, then push and spread some under the skin over the breasts, and rub the rest over the legs. Lay the bacon across the breasts, smoothing over, and season with some more pepper. Push the stuffing into the cavity (any extra can be rolled into balls and baked in the oven for the last 20 mins cooking time). You can cover and chill the guinea fowl now for up to 24 hours.
- To roast, bring the bird out of the fridge 30 mins before. Heat oven to 200C/180C fan/gas 6. Sit the bird in a snug roasting tin with the sliced onion underneath. Roast for 15 mins, then lower the oven to 180C/160C fan/gas 4 and roast for a further 35-45 mins for a 1kg bird (or longer if bigger – use the timings for a roast chicken). Check the bird is done by piercing the inside of the thigh with a knife and making sure the juices are clear, not bloody. Lift the guinea fowl off the onions, onto a platter. Loosely cover with foil, top with a towel (to keep it warm), and rest while you make the gravy.
- Pour off the juices from the roasting tray into a jug or bowl, and allow to settle. Spoon a tbsp of the fat on top back into the roasting tray, pop on the hob over a low heat (make sure your roasting tray is suitable or transfer contents to a pan), and stir in the flour until it isn't dusty anymore. Gradually stir in the stock, plus any meat juices after you've discarded the rest of the fat, and bubble gently until thickened. Season with salt, pepper, and pinches of sugar if it needs it, then strain into a gravy jug and discard the onions. Serve with the guinea fowl, spooning out the stuffing as you carve, plus cranberry sauce and plenty of vegetables.
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A great recipe! We've eaten it as a Boxing Day meal with my son and his two daughters, aged 4 & 6 who both ate the guinea fowl without a fight not used to earring game at all. The meat was succulent all the way through and full of flavour. I cooked two birds and had enough left over for a meal for two another day. A good recipe that could be used any time of the year. The stuffing was ok but needed more lemon

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I think its always going to be debatable, but I thought Caro was playing at a very high level at Tokyo, Beijing, YEC 2010. She beat Azarenka, Dementieva, Radwanska, Zvonareva, Kvitova, Schiavone. Was very close in the YEC final vs Kim.I thought the same in the spring of 2011. Dubai, IW...I thought her level of play at IW would win majors. Back then I thought the problem at majors was mental. She just needed 1 decent 1st serve to close out Li. Maybe she shouldnt play New Haven and was worn down against Vera in 2010 USO SF, played in the wind.But I thought Caro could beat everyone on tour but Serena & Kim. No one else could beat them either. Caro's a lot younger...But now she is so far from that. When you read AO previews, they wont even mention Caro. She's made herself a non contender at slams. She is more of a golf watcher during majors
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"Daily NewMakers with Jeff Lytle" ... Collier School Board member Roy Terry
Collier County School Board member Roy Terry: How hard will redistricting hit elementary schools and can retired teachers come back to meet 2011-12 needs?
Blake Gable, CEO of Barron Collier Cos.: Gov.-elect Scott's stand on state money can make or break Jackson Laboratory project
Collier Clerk of Courts Dwight Brock: What's atop his list since he can do watchdog audits again?
They are guests on this week's "Naples Daily NewsMakers with Jeff Lytle" news/interview program airing at 10 a.m. Sunday on ABC7.
Highlights will be in Sunday's Perspective section and online at naplesnews.com/newsmakers.
Collier County School Board member Roy Terry.
Lytle: How disruptive is the rezoning process going to be? Or is it just going to be a minor adjustment? How traumatic is that going to be?
Terry: At this time we've not had the final proposal presented to us, but we have had updates in terms of how it's going. Of course one of the advantages of going through this last year was that with all those parent meetings, the district heard from parents as to what they like, what they didn't like about the zoning proposal. So we're able to take that into account this year when we go through rezoning.
I think we have approximately about 20,000 elementary students, and right now, from latest reports that I've got, we're looking at possibly rezoning about 500.
That's a pretty small number when you think about it. And from the reports that I've seen, Patrick Woods and Ms. LaBute have done an excellent job, along with others, of looking at different areas, and making changes and moving people to schools, that I think people are going to be pretty happy with.
There will be a couple of areas where people won't be happy, but unfortunately, during rezoning time that's going to happen.
Lytle: You've been through that.
Terry: I've been through that.
Lytle: Let me ask you about hiring that many teachers all at once.
Roy, how do you assure that you are getting quality along with the quantity?
Terry: Well, that is a problem, and there are a number of things we need to do.
We need to make sure that through our Human Resources Department that we make sure that we go through a good process of evaluating the people. We need to get out and recruit people from different areas.
I would like to see us maybe during this time utilize some of the teachers who may be retired over the last two or three years that we knew were excellent teachers, who may want to come back — especially in these economic times. They may want to come back and put in another year or two which would help a little bit in terms of hiring two hundred and something teachers.
Lytle: Are they being contacted?
Terry: I believe they are being contacted by the Human Resources office. I think it would be a good idea. We've have a number of teachers that went through Deferred Retirement Option Program (DROP). They had to get out because of the end of their time but could come back after sitting out for a year.
And there's a lot of great teachers out there that retired that may be looking to come back, and I think that would give us an excellent base of experience and people put in those position.
More about the school calendar and the next superintendent Sunday morning at 10 on ABC7.
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1871 Indian Princess Quarter Dollar Pattern, Judd-10961871 25C Standard Silver Quarter Dollar, Judd-1096, Pollock-1232, R.6-7, PR66 PCGS. Ex: Bass. The Longacre Seated design that features an Indian princess representing Liberty, hand resting on a globe, the other hand holds a Liberty pole with cap on top, and flags behind. The reverse has 25 CENTS as the central device, surrounded by a wreath of cotton and corn, and the word STANDARD at the top of that side. Struck in silver with a reeded edge. Deeply reflective on each side with lovely rose colored toning around the obverse margin and multicolored iridescence around the reverse. Even though mostly toned, thick mint frost is evident over the devices on each side. An outstanding, high grade example.
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Vandalia Mayor Ricky Gottman will present the program at this month's meeting of the Vandalia Chamber of Commerce.
The chamber will meet at noon this Wednesday in the Lincoln Room at Ponderosa Steakhouse, with a luncheon followed by a business meeting and the program.
This year's Fayette County Fair will be July 11-17, and the fair board has planned a number of activities for the week.
The grandstand events will be as follows:
• Sunday, July 11-Antique tractor pull at 1 p.m.
The Illinois Department of Transportation will hold its next round of public information meetings on proposed improvements to U.S. Route 51 in the next two weeks.
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The young bank clerk yawned and reached for his coat. James Kelley had worked into his supper hour again that evening and was anxious to leave the State Bank building in Vandalia where he worked.
It was more than a decade ago that Sandy Leidner, while serving as Vandalia's mayor, had a vision to improve the community's downtown business district. On Monday, we will celebrate that vision becoming a reality.
Leidner, and others, realized that Vandalia's downtown would never be like it was prior to the introduction of large retail department stores. But she also realized that the downtown would suffer even greater damage by letting the streetscape, and the infrastructure beneath it, continue to age and deteriorate.
Cindy Hicks saw a need in the Fayette County area and, wanting to help people, was tossing around ideas in her head on how best to do this.
She saw a need to help people clothe their families, especially younger children and teenagers, when they are hard-pressed to pay their bills, handle school expenses and put food on their table. Although clothes are a necessity, they are not at the top of the have-to-have list.
The receipt of federal funds that will help to deliver safe, potable water to up to 250 homes in the Vandalia Lake area was celebrated on Earth Day.
At a program held in the Lions Pavilion at the lake, Fayette Water Co. officials signed documents for a $995,000 loan and a $285,000 grant through the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Rural Development Program.
Those federal monies, according to Fayette Water Manager Randy Wolf, will be used to fund the installation of 10 miles of water lines in the lake area.
A Vernon man was sentenced in federal court last week to 10 years in prison for his involvement in a methamphetamine operation.
Conrad J. Wynn, 30, had earlier pleaded guilty to conspiracy to manufacture, distribute and possess methamphetamine with the intent to distribute the drug.
Wynn also pleaded guilty to possession of methamphetamine with the intent to distribute and possession of chemicals, products and materials with the intent to manufacture methamphetamine.
The Fayette County Hospital District Board on Monday discussed several issues, but after meeting for more than two hours, voted to recess its meeting until May 10 to deal with two items of special interest.
On the agenda for that meeting will be further discussions about the future of the hospital's ambulance service and a renovation project that would shut down the FCH special care unit for several days.
Vandalia residents who are customers of Doty Sanitation will have the opportunity to get rid of unwanted items during the city's annual Cleanup Week, May 10-14.
The unwanted items are to be placed alongside regular trash on residents' normal trash pickup days.
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11:54 pm
February 11th, 2010
Well, I have this blog thingie.
I haven't updated here in forever, and I want to start posting knitting stuff somewhere (especially in light of the ravelympics!) and so I start with the project I just finished and am pretty psyched about:
It's a baby blanket for my ex-future-step-cousin-in-law, ha. I started it before the ex part got tacked on the front and saw no reason not to finish it and send it on, I am trying to get yarn out of my house and she's a super sweet girl. I got it there *just* in time for her baby shower, yay USPS.
It didn't block quite as flat as I would have liked, but I still think it's great.
And now - WTF are the ravelympics, you ask? Well, they're a silly, fun knitting event timed with the olympics. Cast on during the opening ceremonies and knit! There are 33 events that are categorized by project type and there are hundreds of teams. I just joined Team Stash Down 2010 because I will be knitting using only yarn that I already own for the next two weeks of mayhem. On the docket are mostly small projects, actually - just a lot of them. I'm trying to use up all the one skein this and one skein that laying around my bin - mostly gifts and hand-me-downs.
I'm going away for the weekend with some skiiers and will hopefully have much FO to report on Monday.
04:58 pm
July 23rd, 2009
Two Grooms!
While I work a lot with the GLBT crowd I had yet to do a 2-grooms wedding until Jimi & Keith came along...and I was so excited! The boys had a friend-officiated ceremony that made me cry (cue: Seasons of Love), their adorable dog Mickey brought the rings, and the reception was tapas and cocktails (which caused a bit of trouble later in the night).
They threw their bouquet (each attendant had carried one flower which they bound up to toss) shedding glitter everywhere as it went and much to the surprise of all, Keith was wearing a garter. They even put their own spin on the dollar dance, playing club music and getting saucy with any guest willing to pony up a few bucks. I was sad that my wallet was in the car. ;)
04:57 pm July 23rd, 2009
Cindy & Will (my lucky #100!) created a wonderful event for themselves - their ceremony at the Ritz overlooking the Boston Common, portraits in the park, a 13 course traditional Chinese Wedding Banquet at China Pearl (where I think I ate smoked eel...maybe?) and then an after party at Will's home away from home - the Cambridge Brewing Company.
They also crafted a beer for their guests Double Happiness, a Lychee flavored brew, that was bottled as favors and also on tap at their CBC after-party.
I'm not a beer girl, but I had some and it was pretty tasty, as were Will's signature barley wines.
A good time was had by all!
04:57 pm July 23rd, 2009
Emily & Scott were married at the Bay End Farm back in June among their family and friends. Their event was a community celebration - she was married by her sister Kaitlin (whose wedding I photographed in the Fall), Em did her own flowers, an Aunt made their cake, and everyone pitched in to make sure their day ran smoothly.
During the ceremony, it was brought up that Scott has unusually bad luck including on one occasion being struck by lightning and on another his car bursting into flames rather unexpectedly. But as Kate put it during the ceremony, "I really don't think of him as unlucky. He did after all find my sister and is standing next to her today, ready to continue their journey together as a married couple. That alone makes him the luckiest man I know."
01:21 am
July 17th, 2009
Jen & Brian at the New Seabury
When I walked into Jen's bridal suite, I saw one of the most unique traditional wedding gowns I've ever seen-- and as it turns out, she'd collaborated with the designer to craft it just for her. It showed! It also paired beautifully with the vintage veil (her mother's) that she donned for her walk down the aisle.
Jen & Brian had a rainy day wedding on the upper cape - their ceremony, a beautiful contemporary mass at the Corpus Christi, was followed by an elegant reception at the New Seabury. Then their family (many of whom had made the trip in from the Phillippines), friends, and adorable flower girls, danced through the night.
11:30 am
July 16th, 2009
Krisola weds...
Kris & Nicola or "Krisola" as they are sometimes jokingly referred to had a touching ceremony in Brighton followed by a reception in Mendon full of games, tons of sweet speeches, and a surprise song by Nicola's grandfather. The couple wowed their friends and family by changing into a second set of wedding duds for the reception-- Kris going from a white tux to a black one and Nicola changing from a heavily beaded ballgown into a tailored trumpet style gown with a perfect row of buttons down the back. They make a stunning pair.
06:26 pm
June 24th, 2009
Bjorktastic Wedding
Things I Love:
*Goofy Grooms
*Crafty Brides
*Sassy Redheads
*Fluttery dresses
*Laughter at Wedding Ceremonies
*Adventurous People (hey, let's go hike out on those rocks over there)
*Marble Cake
*Hip Mamas
*Wallet Chains
*Peonies & Ranunculus
*Chris & Jillian's Taste in Music (Cat Power for a first dance and the slideshow theme song for a last dance- that's our lady of total insanity, your love and mine- Bjork if you can't tell)
*This picture:
(As you may or may not know: AVR's wedding band has lyrics from this song engraved in it)
04:18 pm June 24th, 2009
Rock Beats Scissors at Amy & Chris' Wedding
Amy and Chris had their whole day at the Wayside Inn and Martha Mary Chapel - rustic, fun, re-enactors, and a big red waterwheel to boot! They chose one of my all-time favorite officiants for their ceremony and she brought out their personalities so well (as is her talent). They had a quaker-style anyone moved to speak may speak section and then did rock paper scissors to see who would do their vows first. I'm not telling who won, but I'll tell you that the winner threw rock-- you'll have to keep an eye out for it.
The song that their slideshow is to is their first dance- I'll be the first to tell you that I'm not all that into country music, but I definitely got a little wet around the eyes listening to the lyrics.
07:21 pm
June 23rd, 2009
CSA Week Three!
I'm a large, so it's a little different than the small:
2 heads romaine, 2 heads red leaf, 2 heads chicory, 2 pounds sugar snap peas, 1 bunch carrot, 1 bunch turnips, 1 bunch mustard, 1 bunch chard, 1 pound broccoli, 1 bunch arugula, 1 bunch radish and 1 bunch pak choi.
Yay Vegetables that aren't salad greens. :)
01:23 pm
June 17th, 2009
1,000 Paper Cranes...
Emily and Sam were married at one of my new favorite venues - the Essex Retreat and Conference Center. It's a beautiful and serene space full of sculpture and gorgeously maintained landscaping.
The ceremony was sweet and seemed more intimate because it was across a little pond from the guests, and the reception had such a laid-back, home-grown atmosphere. The swags of paper cranes that the bride and groom folded together before their wedding were a great decoration, but also carried such incredible energy with them- they each seemed to have their own little personalities imbued by Emily & Sam.
Also, the music video for this song (Hoppipola by Sigur Ros) is one of my all-time favorite music videos, so I have to share that too:
(Watch the wedding slideshow first or you'll never get the vid out of your head!)
10:38 am
June 9th, 2009
Time Capsule
I went to futureme.org last year and wrote myself a letter that I just got...I'd totally forgotten about it:
Dear FutureMe,
Well, today is June 9th. You just got back from Maine last night where it was foggy and you could see your breath. Here today, you can feel yourself sweating the water as you drink it. The dogs are panting on the living room floor and your garden is just getting going. It's Monday.
You graduated from photo school on Friday and now it's just you and the business you started in 2005 and...a wing and a prayer. You nearly tripled your receipts between 2006 and 2007 and you paid for school out of pocket. You have a hard time being proud of yourself, but everyone around you tells you all the time. So you remember that.
Also significant, you think your girlfriend will propose sometime this fall. You're pretty sure of it. You talk openly about marriage and she hints about rings. Is your dress done? If it's not too hot, you should put it on and twirl around in it.
I wish for you at this moment - health, love, success, and a gorgeous garden. I hope you got yourself that pop-up greenhouse and started everything early. I hope you've raised your prices. I hope you have started gathering frequent flier miles. I hope the dogs know how to sit and to lay down. I hope you still manage without a "job." Most of all, I hope you're happy.
03:13 pm
May 29th, 2009
Krista & Dan's Wedding - May 9, 2009 - Quincy, MA
Krista and Dan got married on a gorgeous May day in Quincy, MA. My assistant started the day by locking my keys in the car-- and of all the days to do it, it was the best. Dan and several of his groomsmen are towtruck drivers and have slim-jims on them at all times. We all got a laugh out of one of the groomsmen in shirt sleeves saving the day!
The couple had a quick ceremony at the St. Mary Parish church followed by a great reception at the Tirrell Room in Quincy. Their families and many friends vacation together in the summer time and the camraderie and love was evident through the whole day
Slideshow Here.
I just got an email from Krista letting me know that the slideshow made her cry more than she did on the day of her wedding-- that's one of my favorite kinds of email.
02:57 pm May 29th, 2009
Jake's Bar MItzvah!
Jake had his Bar Mitzvah back on May 9th-- transitioning to mahood like a champ. His reading was excellent and he even looked like he was having fun at the mostly-adults-only reception. I wish I could have been at the kids party with them, they're always so much fun-- but I had other commitments that day. Mazel Tov to Jake and to his entire family, you have an awesome kid.
10:46 pm
May 28th, 2009
Megan & Dan's Hot-Hot April Wedding
I've been remiss in posting to my journal lately....it's been busy over here and we're in the middle of moving, but:
Megan and Dan got married on one of the hottest April days I have ever witnessed! I got a new telephoto lens and had a lot of fun playing with it-- the above shot was taken from a church balcony - oh yes. They had a sweet ceremony followed by a cocktail-ish reception all within walking distance of the Boston Common where the early courtship took place (Megan and Dan both work under that big golden dome).
Her Dress:
Miss Maggie
Ceremony Location:
The Paulist Center
The College Club of Boston
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04:13 pm May 28th, 2009
The Inner Circle is Coming...
09:38 pm
May 27th, 2009
Engagement Photos
One of my teachers from NESOP asked AVR and I to come and pose for her portraiture class and we decided that it would be fun. The images that we got were from four different students. They're good-- definitely not great and I ended up re-editing them, but free student photos are like that, and it was fun to wander around on the beach on a Monday.
Some selects:
walking in the sand
03:15 pm
May 18th, 2009
Weird Dreams
I had a dream last night that AVR's parents converted to Hindusim and they didn't approve of our lifestyle and so they took the car away and tried to steal Gertie. Very strange night.
09:05 pm
May 11th, 2009
Karen & Alex Eloped!
Alex & Karen (not Janet as the JP would have had you believe) had a quiet elopement as the magnolias were opening in the arnold arboretum followed by a meandering portrait shoot by yours truly. Then Alex "sneakily" opened a bottle of bubbly and the couple had a toast.
05:16 pm
May 7th, 2009
Wanted - Fluevog Hepurn Red Size 8.5
I really want these:
(which may look strangely familar to you - but are discontinued)
Should I buy these instead:
I'm trying to find a shoe similar to wedding shoes to wear to dance class, but also I really want red high heels. They're both peep-toe d'orsay style. The heel on the Luichiny is about .5" higher than the heel on the Fluevog....which means, I guess, that if I can dance in those, I can dance in my wedding shoes. Undecdided whether I should keep looking or not.
06:00 pm
May 5th, 2009
Paring Down.
Ebay Purge 2009 Continues:
Also, are my children going to want my atheltic trophies? Will they bring me joy in my golden years? Discuss.
12:26 pm
April 30th, 2009
eBay and Yarn Purging!
Hey all, we're downsizing apartments and so I'm creating an ongoing eBay yard sale for the next few weeks. The beginning (mostly yarn and a tequila dispenser) is here:
02:49 am
April 27th, 2009
Wedding Music Stuff
AVR and I decided to keep it simple and have one song for each side of the processional...rather than one for her people, one for her, one for my people, one for me. Not sure what she's picked yet (or if she's picked yet, we have time)
I had been thinking about doing Sarah Vaugh's version of The Best is Yet to Come...but I her lyricism in that song is a little..droopy sounding(?). And hers is my favorite version of it.
Lately I'm thinking of a song called Love and Kisses that Ella Fitzgerals sings. It's got a long musical intro, which I like.. and only a real small handful of lyrics, which I think if timed right would be my entrance. Also the lyrics are totally gender neutral, it's not sad, and it's pretty up-tempo...which is a hard to find combination in the genre. There are a lot of let down and sad songs, and lots of found my man songs, and a bunch of lovey slow songs...but this one, fits the bill.
If you want to listen to part of it, it's here
on amazon
The lyrics say (as best I can transcribe):
Love and kisses, never misses making a heaven for two.
With a tender sweet surrender coming from somoene like you.
Your perfection to affection creates a perfect design.
Love has bound us, sure has found us planning a future divine.
No indecision, I know that my vision is clear when you are near.
No need for sunlight for you are the one light I see so real to me (?)
Love and kisses, that's what bliss is: loving whatever you do.
Full completeness, whispered sweetness, coming from someone like you.
We haven't talked about it yet, but my vote for the recessional is Dinah Washington's version of Destination Moon which starts out with a little trumpet flare and is also gender neutral...I'd toyed with suggesting it as our first dance, but I think it's too slow.
More amazon listening.
I hear:
Love And Kisses-Ella Fitzgerald
02:04 am April 27th, 2009
Erin & Kevin - Wedding #90 (at long last)
I had so many pictures from this wedding that the editing took me longer than expected.
Erin & Kevin were married in Philadelphia with Celtic flair. Kevin, his brother and father all are sporting clan McCallister tartan kilts, the groomsmen are in rentals (we weren't sure whose Tartan they were flashing) and Erin's dad was in Irish National. The boys on Kevin's side were wearing kilts for the first time and so definitely got a little cheeky because of it. :) Also-- I just love Erin's dress, the blue peaking out at the shoulder and hem was just beautiful. After the ceremony and formals, we all headed over to the Rosewood Caterers where we were fed well and entertained throug the afternoon.
The Church -
St. Katherine of Sienna
The Photo Site -
St. Katherine Drexel Shrine
The Reception -
Rosewood Caterers
05:44 pm
April 13th, 2009
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Same sex marriage ban still on the books
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Massive Python found in Shawnee County
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Topeka man arrested on 6 charges in Jackson County
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Officials issue blue-green algae warning for 6 Kansas lakes
Brown County State Lake is one of six under warning status
Kansas Tech Colleges not worried about Obama's new guidelines
The Obama Administration is cracking the whip on for-profit colleges.
Kansas Fire Marshal investigating illegal fireworks in Topeka
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text: The Fangs of the Kobra! wiki last edited by kfhrfdu_89_76k on 10/08/13 06:52AM View full history Deep beneath the streets of Manhattan, assassin-for-hire, Horst Buchner, along with two associates, are ushered through secret tunnels, to keep a prearranged rendezvous with Kobra. At the first sign of insult, Buchner's men draw on Kobra. Put off by Kobra's arrogance, Buchner declines his offer of employment, deciding, instead, to rob Kobra of several intriguing artifacts. Still held at gunpoint, Kobra leads Buchner and his gunsels into another chamber, one that holds Kobra's most unique artifact, the Ovoid. Within the confines of the still shimmering meteoroid, Kobra reveals an enormous alien robot, he calls the Servitor. At Kobra's command, the Servitor steps forward, then murders Horst and his associates, pummeling them to death with it's giant metal fists. Sensing that his brother, Jason Burr, is soon to learn of Kobra's existence, and whereabouts, Kobra sends the Servitor up to the streets, on a mission to slay Burr. The Servitor leaves a swath of destruction in it's path, as it makes it's way to Columbia university. Despite opposition from New York's finest, the Servitor moves inexorably to the student union building. Inside, Lieutenant Perez is interviewing Jason Burr. Just as Perez is about to reveal to Burr the existence and identity of his brother, the Servitor crashes through the wall. Lifting Burr up in one of it's gargantuan hands, the Servitor, at Kobra's command, begins crushing him. Suddenly, Kobra, too, feels the crushing force of the Servitor's grip compressing his own chest. Realizing that he and Burr share a sympathetic bond, Kobra orders the Servitor to release him. The countermand causes the Servitor to self-destruct.For years, Burr believed his twin brother had died, at a hospital in New Delhi, shortly after their birth. Perez reveals the truth to Burr. Two Cult of Cobra worshippers had entered the maternity ward, and abducted Burr's brother. The infant spent his life in a secret Cobra God temple, where he was trained to become the man called Kobra. His final test was to consume cobra venom, survival of which confirmed that he was, in fact, the "chosen one". Somehow, the authorities discovered Kobra's sympathetic relationship to Burr, and hoped to use the man to lure Kobra out of hiding. A Cult of Cobra worshipper reveals to Kobra the blade by which Burr will soon die. Kobra punishes the man for his effrontery by pouring acid on his back. Realizing that Burr must never die, lest Kobra die, too, Kobra makes plans to seal his brother in an isolation cell. Suddenly, Kobra's hand begins burning. At that same moment, Burr stands with his hand thrust into an open candle flame. The sympathetic pain allows Kobra to zero in on Burr's location. At Kobra's appearance, Perez and his officers spring the trap, A dense metal cage is dropped on Kobra, who is fast enough to slither out from underneath it. The officers begin firing on Kobra, but the world's most dangerous man easily evades the hail of bullets. Finally, the officers surround Kobra. Burr fears that Perez will kill the master criminal, thus ending his own life. Suddenly, Kobra is lifted skyward, drawn by an electromagnetic beam into his airship, Kobra's Ark. Burr is left to contemplate his new future, one where his own brother plans nothing but suffering for him.


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No one doubts the top-end speed of Oakland Raiders running back Taiwan Jones, but 1 1/2 seasons into his NFL career, he can't get started. Jones has one carry for 2 yards this season after a rookie season that included 16 rushes for 73 yards. A fourth-round draft pick out of Eastern Washington, Jones may get his first chance at meaningful, extended playing time Sunday when the Raiders play the Baltimore Ravens. Both lead running back Darren McFadden and backup Mike Goodson have high right ankle sprains, and although coach Dennis Allen said neither player would be ruled out until Friday or later, it's likely neither will play. That leaves Jones, fullback Marcel Reece and potentially practice squad player Jeremy Stewart to man a running game that has struggled even with McFadden in the lineup. "I'm definitely excited. There's definitely an opportunity for me to extend my role on the team," Jones said. "I'm getting the opportunity, so I want to make the most of it." As a ro...
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I love it when we disagree on "The List", presented each night to you here on The Mountain. Tonight it was my 7 top female vocalists. Now, Jim called me and wondered how in the heck I could put Aimee Mann of Til Tuesday on tonight...well, it's MY list. But let me make a case for Aimee. First of all, incredible songwriter (I know, not singing) but it is the interpretation of her own material that has resonated with me. She writes from pain, bitterness, betrayal, love, humor, and all those emotions and traits come through in her singing. Not powerful in presence but emotive and penetrating. So that's my rationalization Jim...and I'm sticking to it! So, let me lay out "The List" tonight of my<operative word there>
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Stevie Nicks (pre-cocaine)-Enchanting
Aimee Mann-I explained Jim!
Ann Wilson-Pure Power with Heart
Christine McVie-Simple and Sensitive
Bonnie Raitt-Incredibly Cool...Sultry and Fun
Janis Joplin-Well...She's Janis
Annie Lennox-Soulful, Powerful, Operatic, Whimisical, Gets down in the Gravel...she can do it all!
That's "The List" tonight. My 7 top Female Vocalists. There are so many who could be included if you were to make your own list...so Go Ahead! Tomorrow night I'll play the 7 Best Rock and Roll songs of all time...Literally. Join me again for "The List."
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Assuming you are limiting yourself to "Classic Rock," (whatever that is.).... I love Bonnie, but her best stuff is not rock at all. Janis has to be, but you played "Bobby McGee," a country tune originally recorded by Roger Miller. Melissa Etheridge has to be on the list. No woman rocks harder. Grace Slick was the woman who proved that a woman could sing hard rock, not just pop ballads.
Chrissie Hynde? Perfect voice for radio rock.
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6 Parks near Willcox, Arizona
Chiricahua, Arizona 0 miles
Dragoon, Arizona 19.61 miles SW
Sunizona, Arizona 21.97 miles S
Willcox, Arizona (map) | (520) 384-2131
Sites: 28 | Latest Rate: $15.00 | 4 Reviews
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May 2015 - $15.00
We arrived in the dark and still had an easy time getting into the sites, and would still be easy for a big rig. Its very well laid out. The rate is $15 for electric, $7.50 to dry camp. It is not "full hookup". There is a dump station behind the building by the trees. As mentioned, there is a canister to pay if no one is around. This is a great campground but too close to the incessant train traffic for us. All night long. They did not toot, but still too loud. We gave up and got up and moving before 5 AM. - Soos
Apr 2013 - $15.00
Great campground. Ample room for Big Rigs. Sites 1-8 are grassy sites, back-in only, for smaller rigs, less than 35'. Other sites are pull-through. Solid electrical, 30 amp and excellent water pressure. Pay in adjacent Elks Lodge or place check in container outside. Kids play area with swings, etc. Large picnic area with covered cabana and picnic tables. Within 2 blocks of downtown old Willcox, worth walking through. The positive is also the negative. The City Hall is located in the old train station. That means the train tracks are also a few blocks from the campground. Not a negative to us, but if you're a train hater, be advised. We enjoyed taco night in the lodge..all you can eat for $5.50! There is no sewer hookup, dump station or restrooms. - RVInn
Apr 2013 - $15.00
We camped here for 2 nights. We were close to sights to see and old town Wilcox with you can walk to. Trains do go by about every 40 minutes but if you are tired enough you will sleep though most of the train noise. Nice large RV pull through sites and some back in sites. You must be a Elks member to say here. Dry camping is $10 and $15 for hook ups and the dump is by the lodge. We would stay here again. No reservations first come first served. Verizon and MiFi worked great. - margeandbob
Willcox, Arizona (map) | (520) 384-4986
Sites: 26 | Latest Rate: $21.00 | 53 Reviews
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Apr 2015 - $21.00
Park is basic but has level gravel sites. Staff at the office is very helpful. Offers some great pies for sale too. Despite what another reviews said we did have a 50 amp pull thru site. The WIFI was working okay for us. The park is about 35 miles from Chiricahua park but it's as close as any others. I would stay here again. - Sunluvr
Mar 2015 - $15.00
We stayed here for 6 nights on Passport America rates. Nice level gravel spaces with full hook ups. Did not use the WiFi. Had the free waffle one day and it was quite good. It's best if you take it back to your RV to eat. Very friendly park owner that knows the area and will direct you to various sights to see. Laundry room was very clean and in February 2015 they added a set of large capacity commercial machines. Verizon signal is good and 4G. You will get the rumbling of the freight trains but they are at least a half mile away. Not bad at all. We would stay here again. - pndtraveler
Mar 2015 - $21.00
Free WiFi, but it never worked. We purchased a pie that was tasty and took advantage of the free waffle one morning. You need to carry it back to the RV to eat, kind of awkward, but a nice gesture nonetheless. Okay for short stay. - Da Keeffes
Willcox, Arizona (map) | (520) 384-4002
Sites: 36 | Latest Rate: $30.00 | 7 Reviews
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Apr 2015 - $30.00
We stayed 1 night and had a very nice pull-thru site, easy in & out. The owners were very pleasant & helpful. The park is clean and well maintained. The train & highway are far enough away that it's not a problem. Wifi was good. Be sure to use Good Sam directions or call ahead. GPS was not correct. - kathia59
Jan 2009 - $24.00
This park is surrounded by a run-down neighborhood and a storage facility. It is not at all attractive. The sites are all open with stone. There is no store at the camp, but a grocery store is 3 walking blocks away. This is about 70 miles from Tucson and the price includes cable, so it is somewhat busy. - rvgirl2
Oct 2008 - $24.00
This park was a lifesaver for us. Had trouble with our truck out on I-10. Was able to get here to the park and fix the truck. The folks that operate the place and a few of the retired guys kept offering to help fix the truck. The park is nice and clean and easy to access the interstate without road noise. Trains were not a problem. I would definitely stay here again and would recommend this park. - mwallace61
Willcox, Arizona (map) | (520) 384-3303
Sites: 60 | Latest Rate: $32.00 | 20 Reviews
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Apr 2015 - $32.00
Used this as a stopover park while passing through. Sites are all gravel, close, good utilities and cable, and the only problem was consistent train noise. They have a restaurant, hot tub, game room, small store, and other items we did not use. Lady checking us in was fantastic, pleasant, and efficient. - dalenoel
Jan 2015 - $29.00
This was a well-managed park, and the gentleman who checked us in was very nice. He directed us to our site and helped us align with the utility hook-ups. We were very tired and didn't use any of the amenities, but from a distance they looked good. There are no trees between sites; it's pretty much a gravel parking lot and our site wasn't very level, so I would not return except for a one-night stopover. Even for a one-nighter, I would hesitate to use this park because the trains are incredible noisy. We really got no sleep at all. So the park itself merits a fairly high rating, but the noise level was unacceptable. - NMLady97
Jan 2015 - $30.00
You are greeted by one of the nicest guys you'll ever meet! The park is level, easy to get around in and in a great location if you are looking to go exploring in the nearby mountains. They have a very good gym area, the pool was fine. The spa wasn't working while we were there. Most everything else seemed to be working fine, albeit very dated. This is not a place that I would spend a season in but for the purpose of a clean place to spend a night or two while exploring the area, this place would have scored higher had it not been for the trains. They are constant all night long. If you are a light sleeper, plan on being up every hour all night. - longweekends
Willcox, Arizona (map) | (520) 384-3212
Sites: 56 | Latest Rate: $27.00 | 46 Reviews
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May 2015 - $27.00
Check in was fast and the clerk was courteous. Park is all gravel with an 8' to 20' tree for most sites. Pull thrus are short our 36' with tow barely fit on the site. Cable works well with about 30 channels. The park has WiFi, but my iPhone 5 did not pick it up. Had a good 4G signal with Verizon. The park is clean and well maintained. There is no pool, but has a playground and rec room. The park is gated and it is closed from 6 PM to 7AM, but the clerk did ask if we wanted to leave before 7. There was some road noise, as the park is close to I-10, but it did not bother us very much. This is a good park for an overnight stay while traveling on I-10. We would stay here again if we are in the area. - Dale07
May 2014 - $29.00
Nothing fancy but good level pull thru sites. Gravel keeps the dust down. Restrooms are older but clean and maintained. Nice dog run. Yes there is road noise from the interstate. Our second stay and will stay here again when in the area. - AZJC
Mar 2014 - $34.00
Odd traffic pattern to the park with a greater than 45 degree angle turn necessary to exit most sites. First assigned site was next to and out front of an adjacent site and I was not comfortable with the position in case my neighbor needed to get out (which he did the following morning). However, front desk staff was flabbergasted that I wanted to try another location even though the park was essentially 25% of capacity. Also, park gate closes at 6:00 pm, period! You can get a car or truck around an adjacent driveway but don't bother coming in off the highway with your RV as there is no turn around. There is, on the brighter side, a good, worthwhile RV wash just outside the park. This makes two strikes for us in the Wilcox area so we'll probably look for another community next time through. - pyrthkr
Willcox, Arizona (map) | (520) 384-2872
Sites: 23 | Latest Rate: $23.00 | 14 Reviews
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Mar 2015 - $23.00
We had a late night tire blowout and stayed here in an emergency. The owner was very accommodating and sent out a manager to greet us after hours and help get us set up. We ended up staying for two nights. Good Wi-Fi connection, massive pull-through sites, plenty of room to walk your dog. Accepts Good Sam, Passport America, and Escapees discount, I believe. We would stay here again if we are in the area. - gypsy_tic
Mar 2015 - $27.00
As other reviewers have said, this is a mobile home park with a small section for RVs. The RV lot is dirt and gravel but is very easy to get in and out no matter how big the rig. Nice people in office. Convenient to town and to Chiricahua National Monument. No cable because of the cable company trying to make the new owners pay the previous owner's bill. Good wifi. Best place to walk your dog is outside the entrance where there's a bit of greenery. Good for a short stay. Would stay again if in the area. - all4pets
Nov 2014 - $24.00
This is primarily a mobile home park but it is a very well-kept one and fine for overnight. I was a little disappointed that there was no CATV as was indicated in previous reviews as I had hoped to watch some football games. Nice manager, level sites. There were very few RVs here. - mockturtle


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Ten Minutes by Tractor
Ten Minutes Tractor in Main Ridge is one of Victoria's best Restaurants located and I had been trying to get in for awhile and finally booked in for Queen's B'day Weekend. We were treated to their Winter Menu Degustation and upon arrival we had a beautiful window seat overlooking the winery.
Beach Shack Sorrento
Morgan's Beach Shack is situated on the Esplanade in Sorrento, prime spot opposite the ocean. During winter, the Peninsula is fairly quiet but I still love going down there and discovering new places to eat. The Beach Shack has been decked out well with lots of timber giving it a real beachy feel.1
The Meatball & Wine Bar
Who doesn't love a good meatball? The Meatball & Wine Bars are taking off around Melbourne, their most recent location is on Smith St Collingwood, which I was lucky to attend the opening to. Unfortunately I only got to taste one meatball slider so I made it my mission to actually sit and dine in.
I can fondly remember the best steak that I've had which was in an alleyway in Paris, I forget the name of the restaurant as it was over 15 years ago, but I clearly remember savouring every bite and have been dreaming of my return to Paris to try and find that restaurant again...
Shyun Ramen Bar
Carnegie is becoming an Asian hub for cheap but good quality eats. Shyun has been serving up Japanese to many hungry customers for many years so it was no surprise that they opened up Shyun Ramen Bar down the road from their original restaurant.
The Botanical
Recently I was invited along to a special Katnook dinner held at The Botanical in conjunction with Winestyle.
It was a sold out event with the guests and of course myself excited to drink wine chosen to match each of the courses.
I can now finally say that I've eaten at one of the top restaurants in the world - Brae. We booked in for a Sunday lunch over the weekend 3 weeks ago and I was surprised we were able to get in given the rave reviews of this restaurant.
Ilya Frozen Yogurt
Ever since the launch of Yochi, frozen yoghurt places have been popping up all over the place. There are so many and some of them just blur into each other. However there is one froyo place that stands out and actually has a point difference.
One restaurant that I have been super excited to try yet haven't had the chance is Adam D'Sylva's Tonka. I finally headed down the alleyway last Friday for lunch to experience it for myself.
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The streets of downtown Dawsonville will rev to life this weekend during the 42nd Annual Mountain Moonshine Festival.
Lindsey Porter is the new face of KARE for Kids.
With the opening Saturday of deer firearms season, hunters are encouraged to review safety rules and regulations before heading to the woods.
What was supposed to be a afternoon outing for a Dawson County youth and his grandfather turned tragic Oct. 9 when the boy's deer rifle discharged, fatally wounding him.
Emergency officials confirmed a young boy was shot in Dawson Forest Wildlife Management Area late Friday afternoon.
Firefighters at Station 6 near Big Canoe have learned not to leave the bay door open for even a few minutes after recently finding bear prints and overturned trash inside.
The death of a 31-year-old Cleveland man in a single-vehicle wreck Friday night was the sixth fatality on Dawson County roads in 2009 and first since the spring.
Since the downturn of the economy, various efforts throughout the community have been made, all in the name of helping individuals and families in need.
For members of Dawson County's Little Mountain bluegrass band, it doesn't get much better than playing for the home crowd.
The search is over for a 22-year-old Southern Catholic College student who drowned Monday night while swimming in a lake at Gold Creek Golf Club.
The United Way of Dawson County hopes to raise $100,000 as part of its annual campaign.
A commercial pilot from Forsyth County isn't planning to fly back to western Africa anytime soon, if ever.
Residents of Dawson County paid tribute Friday to the victims of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks on the eighth anniversary of the event.
This Friday will be casual for several local businessmen and women as they dress down and get their hands dirty for a Day of Caring.
Georgia's annual air quality ban on outdoor burning, mostly in the northern half of Georgia, will end at midnight on Sept. 30.
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A service Monday at Veterans Memorial Park will honor local military men and women who served their country honorably and paid the ultimate sacrifice.
The Rotary Club of Dawson County has been named 2014-2015 Club of the Year among large clubs in the district.
A candlelight vigil and prayer service was held Sunday at Juno Baptist Church in memory of U.S. Marine Mark Johnson, one of eight soldiers killed when their helicopter crashed on a relief mission in Nepal.
A Cumming man was killed in a tree-cutting accident Tuesday evening in southern Dawson County.
A Dawson County man died Sunday from injuries sustained in a head-on collision near his home a week before.
Hotrod enthusiasts are encouraged to go "Cruising Toward a Cure" Saturday at the Georgia Racing Hall of Fame.
Dawson County schools are showing their appreciation in the form of new purses.
For more than 100 golfers, even a bad day on the greens was better than a good day at work last week.
A head-on collision within feet of another less than two weeks earlier has the Dawson County Sheriff's Office stepping up patrols in the area.
Donna and Linda Puckett know a thing or two about growing tomatoes.
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Breaking: Judge Stays Occupy Boston Eviction Until December 15
Occupy Boston's witness, winterization working group leader K. Eric Martin, explained the public forum in the heart of the financial district is crucial to the movement, and described how Boston Police have prevented the occupiers from bringing in winterized tents and other materials to improve the occupiers' well-being. (From John Atwater, J.M Lawrence, Carl Stevens, Robin Jacks reports.)
The judge declared that she will issue her decision on Occupy Boston by December 15; a decision revoking the restraining order could come before that date.


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Burgundians were shocked yesterday to find three pages of their daily paper, the quaintly named Bien Public, devoted to the news that four of the most senior executives in the region's third biggest négociant Labouré-Roi were arrested last week, charged with faking more than two million bottles of wine during the period…
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Labouré-Roi accused of widespread fraud
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