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Softworld- Dover , NH
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China is constructing an offshore platform near the median line between its shoreline and that of Japan in the East China Sea, where China is developing gas fields
'As he was being escorted to the police car, Mr. Li stated, 'They deserve it. They deserve it. You know, I don't care. They deserve it'
Xi Jinping has concentrated power on himself more than any recent Chinese leader, but when a stock market nosedives, all the central planning in the world won't stop it.
The more it has intervened, the more its own panic seems to have fed the panic in the market
After days of chaos, big stockholders have been ordered to hang onto their shares. No trades, no mayhem. Communism works that way.
Beijing's frantic attempt to stem the rout was rewarded today as shares rallied 6%, but the cost of heavy-handed state intervention is likely to weigh on the market
For some global investors the fear that China's market turmoil will destabilize the real economy is now a bigger risk than the crisis in Greece
China's Foreign Ministry said 28 people were aboard the bus — 26 South Koreans plus one driver and one tour guide from China
The Great Wall of China is disappearing, thanks not to the depredations of Mongol hordes, but the greater threat of souvenir hunters and the march of time
China's equity markets have been taking a whacking for some time now, but the real concern is any knockdown effect in the overall economy that might follow


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Yesterday morning I looked across the street and there, on the vacant lot directly in front of my house, a neighbor was on her knees next to a wheelbarrow, cleaning up the lot.
My lot.
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It's a fascinating and amazing thing that the last two elections have given the U.S. (among other less desirable things) a strip of cannabis legalization that runs from southern Oregon alllllll the way out to the tip of the Aleutian islands, within spitting distance of Russia.
I can't imagine there are going to be too many "Mr. Doobees" stores out there on the islands. But in a vast stretch where once ruled the hysteria of Harry J. Anslinger, a new legal business is taking shape. Now all we need is for British Columbia to join us and the north coast weed freedomization will be complete. (And yes, yes, yes, I know that state-controlled legalization isn't Libertopia; can we just stipulate that and not quibble?)
I'm still trying to wrap my brain around the fact that legal pot is affecting rural areas even more than urban ones. Makes sense, of course. Ag product. Cheap land. Small towns hungry for development. But still.
Even my little area is poised to benefit, and with that in mind our local Chamber of Commerce and Economic Development Council pulled together a terrific panel discussion earlier this week to answer questions from us locals.
Posted in Cannabis legalization, Gardening heaven forbid, Government, Practical Freedom, War on Some Drugs | 15 Comments »
We're having another of those moments where the sky is blue, the sun blinding, and the air so mild that fleece sweatpants and a turtleneck under the tee-shirt are almost too much.
So the guy who helps with my yardwork turned up to do some long-discussed brush clearing, trash hauling, and felling of small trees. (Totally blowing my January "minimalist" budget, but that's another story.) Twice this week he and a couple of grubby kids (one of whom is his daughter-in-law, a tough bundle of charm) have crawled down the slope across the road and dug in. They've attacked noxious giant weeds (which my beekeeping neighbors won't let me poison if I want to keep peace in the valley). They've taken down and heaped up small, malformed trees. They've hauled out every sort of trash, from microwaves and broken toilets to dozens of bags of cat poop.
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You might think the above photo is terribly boring.
You would be wrong.
You'd know exactly how un-boring it is if you drove past that large blue building with the impressive air-handling equipment. The wafting aroma of cannabis will follow you for a quarter of a mile.
I recently made a little expedition to a town in Washington state that's turning out to have quite a story. That building is part of it.
Posted in Cannabis legalization, Gardening heaven forbid, Mind and Spirit, Money, Rural and small-town living, War on Some Drugs | 29 Comments »
Actually lemon grass, sage, oregano, chamomile, catnip, and thyme. :-) All from MamaLiberty's garden.
The package was so aromatic I'm surprised somebody didn't call out the SWAT team.
Thank you, ML. First thing on the agenda tonight will be to brew me a nice cup of chamomile tea.
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If you haven't visited Earthineer in a while, you might want to take a new look.
Dan Adams has recently added the long-awaited marketplace and barter sections where members can trade with each other. Though they're still new and smallish, he's got something quite promising there both for "rural engineers" and for foodies. Earthineer is a labor of love for Dan and it shows in the quality of the presentation.
Among other things, he's planning to build privacy into the trades, so only the parties involved will have long-term records of their transactions.
Also, Dave Duffy has assigned me an article on Earthineer and I'd love to hear some opinions and questions other than my own.
Posted in Gardening heaven forbid, Home improvement, Homeschooling, Preparedness, Rural and small-town living | 4 Comments »
Lovely subject line, isn't it?
Unfortunately, it doesn't describe where the political world stands (no surprise). But it does describe a cool new website and a beautifully laid-out and informative digital magazine.
Brink of Freedom is a great place. It combines a freedomista attitude, high energy, and useful self-sufficiency how-tos.
Michael W. Dean of Freedom Feens turned me on to the site and introduced me to its founder, Josiah Wallingford. (Don't you love that name?)
Go check it out for yourself. It's the kind of place you could spend hours. But while you're here, here's a little background Q&A with Josiah, as well as links to pdfs of BoF's January and February editions:
Posted in Gardening heaven forbid, Guns and Gun Rights, Health, Home improvement, Mind and Spirit, Off-Grid, Preparedness, Privacy and self ownership, Rural and small-town living | 8 Comments »
I'm lucky enough to have several friends who keep bees. At one apiary, they strive each year to come up with a clever label.
In 2012 (which, as you recall, was the year the world ended), they had the Bee of Doom descending:
But this year they outdid themselves. Their most productive hive was also the most protective hive. Although the humans eventually "won" and took the honey, the bees put up a battle worthy of … well, see for yourself:
Note the extra "stingers" on those bees.
I've blurred the name and location of their apiary for privacy (I hope without too much botching of their wonderful designs), even though they assured me they're probably already on so many lists that it really doesn't matter.
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For crass commercial purposes To encourage you to support this blog Because people have been buying some interestingly useful stuff via my Amazon links,* I thought I'd start a semi-regular feature on what's hot at Amazon for preppers, self-sufficient types, rebels, Freedom Outlaws, libertarians, free-market anarchists, and general hellraisers.
I'll kick it off by featuring a theme: preparedness items. If you just happen to see something you can't live without, you'll be contributing to this blog (and me!) by using these links. (Even if you don't buy a featured item, everything you do buy at Amazon after entering via one of these links will send a little money winging this way.) The following are all items blog readers have bought recently.
Bungee cords. Seriously. You never see these on preparedness lists, but has there ever been a greater invention? I keep coils of them in every vehicle and toolbox — and I can cite a dozen ways they've saved my backside.
Organic Alfalfa Sprouting Seeds. Fresh sprouts on your sandwiches and salads any time. Mmmmm.
Propane-powered outdoor water heater. Can be rigged to use indoors, too. Hot showers for RVs, campouts, and emergencies.
Honey Pepper Beef Jerky. More mmmmmmm.
Prefer to make your own jerky? (Always a very good prep idea.) Don't forget Hi Mountain seasoning kits. The lovely Wyoming couple behind Hi Mountain are supporters of this blog and dedicated animal rescuers, to boot. They not only make a delicious, easy-to-use product, but they're the kind of people you want to be neighbors with.
More seeds. But these are Medicinal Herb Garden Seeds. Ten varieties of medicine for your survival garden or general health.
And yes — more seeds. People have really been buying a lot lately. Many are buying heirloom seeds packed for storage, like these 20 Easy-to-grow heirloom varieties, which supposedly can grow up to an acre of veggies.
And don't you just have to have an EcoQue Portable Stainless Steel Grill? Well, I have to have one, anyhow. And it seems a few readers agree. It's my very favorite alternative cooking method, which not only cooks on just nine pieces of charcoal — or darned near any other burnable you stick into it, but makes everything delicious and folds flat for carrying and storage.
And surely a CCTV security camera is just the thing for spotting feds zombies before they knock down your door.
Israeli military emergency bandages in several sizes also went into somebody's (or somebodies') cart recently. I guess those are for if the zombies get through the door.
Back to food — always a big prepper theme of course — those excellent, American-grown, Utah-packed Augason Farms emergency foods have been selling well. (These are the same foods lucky me can buy at a nearby Walmart.) Recently, the emphasis has been on bulk grains: cornmeal (38 lb. pail), hard white wheat (45-pound pail), and rolled oats (23-lb. pail).
And how about a Hornady reloading manual? Got one of those yet?
Finally, there's Crafting with Cat Hair. Okay, okay. Probably not an item on most people's survival lists. But somebody did recently purchase a copy via my links. And you never know …
Just a final word: Your purchases via my Amazon links are anonymous to me. Amazon knows who you are, of course. But no identifying info at all comes to me. I don't even know which items are ordered together. So if you choose to buy both a Loadhandler Pickup Truck Unloader – Heavy-Duty Full-Size Professional Model, 3000-Lb. Capacity, Model# LH3000 and Knitting With Dog Hair: Better A Sweater From A Dog You Know and Love Than From A Sheep You'll Never Meet (and yes, people have recently bought both) — I will never, ever know it was you.
* All of the above, actually.
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Well, mostly nothin'. I did use up the rest of last year's amazing apple crop making two kinds of chutney and lots of applesauce (some of which will turn into apple butter). But I'm done with that phase of my life now.
The dogs are glad it's over. Boiling chutney makes them sneeze. The tang of fruit cooked in vinegar with pungent spices makes the house smell really nice for days (IMO; NSM in the dogs' O).
Other than that, nothin'.
I did start re-reading Atlas Shrugged, which I got last Christmas. Hadn't visited it in maybe 10 years and my first thought was, "Wow, I like this story as much as ever, but everything anybody ever said about Rand being a leaden writer was absolutely true. How did I ever get through this — let alone be awestruck by it — when I was 19?"
Then the story and its meaning caught me up. Pretty soon, I was reading it while stirring chutney because I didn't want to put the book down.
Rand got so much right (even foresaw sloppy loan-to-anybody practices like those that helped trigger the 2008 crash) and got so much wrong (totally missed the consumer culture and innovations in technology that would sustain the U.S. for years after its industrial base collapsed).
Above all, Atlas gives comfort and inspiration for any individualist living in a collapsing, collectivist world.
Though Rand barely mentions guns, reading Atlas has helped me get my mind & spirit out from the shadow that's loomed over them since the Newtown shootings.
Man, the Five Questions thing worked great!
Commentariat — pat yourselves on the back! I'm not at all surprised, but gratified nonetheless, that … well, erm … you don't actually need me.
In fact, that worked so well I think I'm going to make a freedom question a regular Friday feature so people can keep coming here over the weekend for the discussion even when I'm laying low.
Laying low was good, too. Actually, it took about four days for me to quit being restless. It took time — and a 1200-page dead-tree book — to detach myself from news, politics, and other less-savory aspects of 'Netly reality.
Laying low. Reading books on paper. Hitting the kitchen — or the home-improvement routine. Does wonders for one's sanity.
Also one afternoon I had to drive a friend to the Medium-Big City where her car broke down and she needed to pick it up from the shop. This is not the little market town I jokingly call The Big City. Nor is it the genuinely Big City. But this is one big enough to have Real Stores. Not cool stores like Trader Joe's or Whole Foods. But good enough.
While there I grocery shopped at a Safeway. Now, you who live in Civilization may wonder why anybody would bother to mention anything so mundane. But for me it was like a trip to Disneyland.
Wow. A store whose Greek yogurt section is bigger than the every, single kind of yogurt section in the local stores. I stood there amazed and took 15 minutes just to choose. Imagine that — choose! (I still make my own yogurt, but not in winter when my house never gets warm enough to enable the yogurt maker to produce anything beyond a sort of yogurt-flavored soup.)
Wow. A store with strange veggies I've never seen in actual person before.
Back when I lived in Civilization, I took stores like Safeway for granted. Mostly I didn't even like them (for their obnoxious "club cards" and the like). But somehow that hour I spent wandering those clean, beautiful, abundantly stocked, and softly lighted aisles lifted my spirits. In fact, that hour in Safeway was the thing that set me on the path to a better mood and, finally, a feeling of renewal.
Almost made me think I could handle living in a town again.
… Nawwwwww, not gonna happen. Nice to visit, though.
Then there came the bounty of California sunshine — in the form of dried fruits — that two Great Gentlemen blessed me with this week. Some of that sunshine went into those chutneys where it'll keep on giving.
Thanks again to K, P, H, A, M, and anon, whose gifts, past and recent, helped make this week more fruitful.
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Several of today's links arrived courtesy of the prolific J. Thanks, J.
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We had a whomp of a storm blow through here yesterday. Oh, no Sandy or Katrina. Not even a Great Gale of Ought Seven. But a pretty good sample of winter weather.
Real estate signs and garbage cans cartwheeled through the streets. The smaller rivers all overflowed, leaving farmhouses sitting on grassy islands. Lots of limbs went flying. And two big pieces of sheet metal blew off my neighbor's wood pile and into my yard while I was gathering the last of the apples, which the winds had kindly harvested for me.
Those airborne guillotine blades didn't even come close to me, luckily. But the tremendous clatter and bang definitely made me jump.
The storm delivered another 20 or 25 pounds of apples (all the ones that had been too high or too awkwardly placed for me to get last month). These are all damaged — bird-pecked and cracked or bruised from smacking the earth. But I figure even after cutting away the bad stuff, I've got at least 16 pounds of seriously ripe apples.
And that's enough for more cider!
I don't have a press. And though both a Victorio food strainer and a Norpro peeler-slicer-corer are on their way from Amazon (thanks to a pair of lovely, so far unknown, people who visited my wish list), if they don't arrive today this is going to be a hand-processing job. Those apples aren't in good enough shape to last long. (And yes, I do know you don't need to peel cider apples; advice varies on coring.)
So I looked up how to make cider without a press. Naturally the 'Net is full of advice. And naturally all of it's either contradictory or at least all over the place.
One site says to pound the apples into pulp with a 2×4. Or something like that.
Another says to cook apple slices (which I'd rather not do) and process them in a blender before squeezing the juice out.
Another says, "No, no! Not a blender!" Smash 'em with a meat tenderizer or a pint jar or a rolling pin.
Yet another advises mooshing them up with a hand-held electric blender.
And that's even before you get to the actual squeezing-the-juice-out part. Ugh. It all sounds like a terrible mess — though I admit I rather like the picture of whaling away at ripe apples with a piece of structural lumber — as long as I'm wearing a space suit.
So … I'm asking the Living Freedom Commentariat. You've done this before. What works best for you?
In much more serious storm news, new commentor "art w," another who just emerged from Sandy's darkness, left this comment yesterday. I thought it needed to be brought forward since it contains serious food for thought on the matter of preps vs flooding (bolded by me). (I did some very "lite" editing.)
Just emerging from the effects of Sandy on the flooded south shore of Long Island, NY. Approximately 13 days — no electric, no cable for internet, no heat. Here the tidal surge and the wind effect on trees with leaves and evergreens further enhanced the damages to homes and power.
Thankfully there was no loss of life in my area but really extensive damage and losses in the nearby Rockaway peninsula. The storm surge was unprecedented in the area and ran through the streets invading homes through driveways and garages, flooding low areas of homes and basements, many of which had never been flooded before.
Imagine 4 to 5 feet of water in the streets. I believe cable and electric were turned off at the start of storm. Most cars left in the street were totaled by the salt water surge.
Some conclusions: Nothing could have prevented the ocean surge or protected from it. Items of preparation helped to survive in the 1800′s atmosphere. Campstoves, kerosene lamps, and wood fires for cooking helped keep morale up. Frozen 2-litre bottles of water kept food ok in coolers. But after nearly two weeks most fuel supplies were nearly gone. One might suggest a wood stove, but one gent lost 10 cords of wood — washed away in the surge. Gas generators were a mixed blessing, since people could run pumps and refrigerators, but the need for constant refueling a was a pain and the gas a safety hazard. Also I believe in certain areas gas hot water heaters tore loose, with fire and burn downs as a result.
Food on hand was great, as was stored water since the [emergency responders] were slow in coming as all had emergencies to deal with. The more you learned and prepared in advance the better you fared and the sooner you were able to help others around you who were in worse shape. Also cell phones don't work if the power to the cell tower is interrupted.
Hope this helps others. Prepare so you are not helpless.
Just emerging from the effects of Sandy on the flooded south shore of Long Island, NY. Approximately 13 days — no electric, no cable for internet, no heat. Here the tidal surge and the wind effect on trees with leaves and evergreens further enhanced the damages to homes and power.
Thankfully there was no loss of life in my area but really extensive damage and losses in the nearby Rockaway peninsula. The storm surge was unprecedented in the area and ran through the streets invading homes through driveways and garages, flooding low areas of homes and basements, many of which had never been flooded before.
Imagine 4 to 5 feet of water in the streets. I believe cable and electric were turned off at the start of storm. Most cars left in the street were totaled by the salt water surge.
Some conclusions: Nothing could have prevented the ocean surge or protected from it. Items of preparation helped to survive in the 1800′s atmosphere. Campstoves, kerosene lamps, and wood fires for cooking helped keep morale up. Frozen 2-litre bottles of water kept food ok in coolers. But after nearly two weeks most fuel supplies were nearly gone. One might suggest a wood stove, but one gent lost 10 cords of wood — washed away in the surge. Gas generators were a mixed blessing, since people could run pumps and refrigerators, but the need for constant refueling a was a pain and the gas a safety hazard. Also I believe in certain areas gas hot water heaters tore loose, with fire and burn downs as a result.
Food on hand was great, as was stored water since the [emergency responders] were slow in coming as all had emergencies to deal with. The more you learned and prepared in advance the better you fared and the sooner you were able to help others around you who were in worse shape. Also cell phones don't work if the power to the cell tower is interrupted.
Hope this helps others. Prepare so you are not helpless.
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Prevent misuse of technique in female foeticide: President
New Delhi: President Pratibha Devisingh Patil Friday stressed the need to prevent misuse of diagnostic technology in female foeticide calling it detrimental to the society.
"An aspect that needs attention is the prevention of diagnostic tests conducted for pre-natal detection of abnormalities of a baby, from being misused for the purpose of pre-natal gender determination, which can lead to female foeticide," the president said after inaugurating the National Conference of the Indian Radiologist and Imaging Association.
"We have laws and legal provisions that specially prohibit medical practitioners from disclosing the gender of the foetus. It is very important that all medical facilities, Doctors and Radiologists, adhere to this, so as to prevent incidents of female foeticide, a phenomenon that is a disgrace to society and is a social evil," she added.
Minister of State for Health Dinesh Trivedi meanwhile, stressed on caution in utilization of medical imaging examinations and not expose patients to unnecessary radiation.
"Imaging professionals must work to reduce the radiation dose as much as reasonably achievable, to seek accreditation of imaging facilities with careful attention to radiation dose monitoring and control, and to participate in dose registries that will allow imaging practitioners to benchmark their dose levels with peer institutions," he said.
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Lancaster University's interactive particle physics exhibit, manned by a team of Science and Technology students and researchers, proved to be a big hit at this year's Big Bang Science Fair.
Lancaster's Physics Department helped design the interactive virtual particle accelerator game, based on the science behind the ATLAS project at CERN's Large Hadron Collider (LHC).
Visitors to the Big Bang played a game simulating experiments that took place in the hunt for the Higgs boson, with over a thousand Higgs finders taking away special Lancaster University chocolate 'Nobel Prize' medals.
The Big Bang Fair, aimed at 7-19 year-olds, attracted over 60,000 aspiring scientists and engineers. Lancaster Physicist Professor Jim Wild was very pleased by the reaction to Lancaster's interactive exhibit: "Our game proved to be massively popular, with kids crowding three deep at times to get a chance to play!"
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Subaru is recalling nearly 634,000 cars and SUVs in the U.S. because lights beneath the doors can overheat and catch fire.
Subaru is recalling nearly 634,000 cars and SUVs in the U.S. because lights beneath the doors can overheat and catch fire.
The recall affects all Outback and Legacy cars from model years 2010 and 2011. Also included are Tribeca SUVs from 2006 through 2012 and Forester SUVs from 2009 through 2012. Subaru says the Tribecas and Foresters were sold before January 2012.
The company says moisture can get into puddle lights beneath the doors and cause a short circuit that can melt plastic and cause fires. It says only 54,000 of the vehicles are equipped with the lights and will need to be repaired. But it will send letters to all owners asking them to take their cars to dealers if they have the lights.
Subaru said Thursday that there have been no crashes or fires because of the problem. The company found the problem after getting complaints about smoke coming from the lights on a small number of vehicles.
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2014 MINI Previewed: The Interior
Sources familiar with the new interior have called the final form a huge step forward for MINI and likely one of the selling points of the new car. While these photos don't fully show that new form, they do show a radically altered design brimming with new technology.
First let's focus on the image itself and break-down the details of what many of you have been pouring over. What we see here is the cheapest spec interior (there will be four total) with the top finished in rough prototype plastic. The higher spec interiors will actually feature different and improved soft dash materials similar to the new 1 Series BMW.
Then there's the odd looking bezel around the central stack. That chrome bezel that happens to be in the passenger's hand is a bit more than the simple piece of plastic it may seem. The strip around the circular portion of the centre stack is actually mood lighting which lights up and swirls around when you engage the keyless ignition (now standard).
Additionally, there are those seats. Seats that offer one thing that we've been clamoring for since 2001 – thigh bolstering. Long a hallmark of BMW's optional sport seats, it would appear that MINI will finally be getting the option thanks to parts sharing. And that's not all. The seats shown also have more aggressive side bolstering and look to feature alcantara as well. What is still not final is if the MINI will receive the adjustable bolsters BMW's do or just fixed position bolstering for those sport seats.
MINI fans are already asking, what about the speedometer? The center speedo on the MINI is no more starting with the F56. This is for two reasons. First, MINI has taken hit after hit in consumer surveys with the primary speedometer being located in the center of the car. They're finally listening to that feedback. Secondly, the electronics of this car will be almost identical to the upcoming front wheel drive BMW, and while that doesn't mean they couldn't do a center speedo, it meant that there was additional cost this time in making it happen.
Instead of the center speedo, the F56 will feature a traditional dial speedometer behind the steering wheel where the current rev counter is. The new tack will be a smaller, semi-circular gauge attached to the left hand side of the speedometer. It's a more contemporary design, and frankly, a little funky. Changed though it is, one could never accuse any MINI interior of being boring.
The air vents lose their circle shapes with the center two vents being a more traditional square shape. But don't fret, the circular theme will be continued with round vents near each door.
In the photo, just behind the passenger's left knee, is the large triangular chrome-and-red start/stop switch which is designed at this time to pulse like a heart beat when the ignition is turned on. However, this isn't final and may get removed for production.
The circular bezel around the shifter itself is also a bit more than a piece of plastic. It's actually a switch that can rotate from ECO to Normal to Sport settings. The system will operate in an identical fashion to BMW's current system. Sport will work similar to the current sport button in that it gives the steering more weight (but not less feel as with the current system) along with more aggressive throttle response. On cars with the optional 8 or 9 speed auto the button will also change shift programs so that gears are held longer and the shift points are more aggressive for better acceleration.
As mentioned previously, what we are seeing here is the lowest specification entertainment interface, but as some of you have pointed out, it's coupled with a prototype H/K system as evidenced by the tweeters in the A-pilar.
There you have it. Lots of new design elements within a revised design language. But what about the technology? Check back tomorrow for a full rundown of technology that MINI will offer with the F56.
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Went here with friends while we were all down from Canada for a football camp. Right from the get go the service was amazing. Our server - forgive me for not recalling the name, but your dad is from Windsor :) - was fantastic. We weren't rushed but didn't feel like we had to seek out service. The food was... More
This is the second time I've eaten at this particular location, was in the area last year and did not review. There are Carrabba's everywhere, and I've always had a good meal. The service at this location was great, our server was very attentive and friendly. I would recommend this location to anyone.
After a long day of training and a not so good dinner the night before, I wanted a good martini with a good meal. I didn't get that here. I got a GREAT martini with a DELICIOUS meal. I sat at the bar and met Eric, the bartender. I placed my order and watched as he performed his job like... More
Carrabba's is a sister restaurant of The Outback and follows a similar business model: average to slightly above average underflavored food at above average prices. Among the big Italian chains, I would rank it below Maggiano's and Brio and slightly above Macaroni Grill and Olive Garden.
On Saturday July 12th I took my family to Carrabbas Restaurant to celebrate my Mother's 92nd birthday. It was the third time we had dined at this restaurant because the previous two occassions the meal was superb and though the price was a but high the value was well worth the price. As I had done the previous two visits,... More
Their wine is way too pricey ($10.50 per glass for a modest-sized glass of an average-tasting Pinot Noir). But their food was excellent, and our waiter - Ralph - was a gem: relaxed yet attentive, and very personable. I had the Spiedino de Mare - shrimp and scallops baked in a lemon butter sauce with Italian breadcrumbs - with fresh... More
Our server really wasn't sure about the menu. Unfamilar is a better word. My mom and grandfather ordered the Rigatoni Al Frorno and those portions were very good. I ordered the small Pollo Rosa Maria and yes it is very small i think 6 carrots and a small piece of meat for $15.00. My husbands Sirloin Marsala was just slightly... More
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What has traditionally been known as the Judgement card, sometimes entitled Resurrection, represents the great reunion that the ancients believed would happen once in every age. This was the time when souls are harvested and taken Home to their place of origin, outside the solar system. Then the World is seeded with a batch of new souls and the process starts over.
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The Swan Surgery is a modern, accessible and friendly GP practice located in the centre of Petersfield. We have a dedicated team of Doctors, Nurses & Health Care Assistants committed to provide you with the highest quality of care.
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We invest time in getting to know our patients and being able to provide continuity of care, this way we can take a more holistic approach to our patient's health and wellbeing.
Swan Surgery has suitable access for disabled patients, and all the patient areas including the waiting room, the consulting rooms and the toilets, have wheelchair access.Designated disabled parking spaces are located nearest to the entrance of the building.
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Maple and Cinnamon Cookies Ingredients: 115 g (4 oz) butter, softened 1/3 cup caster sugar 1 1/2 teaspoons cinnamon 1 3/4 cup plain flour 1 1/4 cup self raising flour 1/4 cup maple syrup 1 egg lightly beaten Preheat oven to 180 deg C (350 deg F). Combine the maple syrup and egg. In a large bowl beat the butter and sugar with electric beaters until light and creamy. Fold the cinnamon and both flours through the butter mixture, alternating with the combined maple syrup and egg mixture. Stir until just combined. Transfer the mixture to a floured surface and knead lightly. Roll into a disc, cover with plastic wrap and refrigerate for 20 minutes. Remove the dough from the fridge and roll out between two sheets of baking paper. Cut out the moustaches, imprint the design, and place on lined baking trays, allowing room for spreading. Transfer to the fridge and chill for 15 minutes. Bake the cookies for 12-15 minutes, until golden.
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Biography: Harish Bijoor
Harish Bijoor is a brand domain specialist operating out of Bangalore and is a prolific keynote branding speaker both within India and around the rest of the world.
Harish runs a unique boutique consulting outfit branded Harish Bijoor Consults Inc., a brand name that has a consulting presence across the markets of Hong Kong, Seattle, London, Dubai and the Indian sub-continent.
Harish Bijoor's career included Chief Operating Officer at Zip Telecom Limited, various roles moving through the brand management and marketing hierarchy at Tata Coffee Limited and in the early days with Hindustan Lever Limited moving through the sales and distribution to brand management.
Harish is actively involved in the world of coffee in India. He is a member of many coffee forums and delivers lectures on the subject in India and Internationally. He is a member of the Coffee Board of India under the auspices of the Union Ministry of Commerce. Harish is an active member of the Plantations sub-committee of the Planning Commission for the formulation of the XIth Five year Plan(2007-12).
Harish has published a book entitled 'Marketing Trends - Smart Insights into the World of Indian Business' - a serious book written in a style that is distinctly young and MTV-ish! He is currently involved in his second book on core-branding.
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SANDBACH, UNITED KINGDOM -- (Marketwired) -- 07/24/14 -- SafeGuard World International (SGWI), a leading provider of global managed payroll, global employment outsourcing and international HR services proudly accepted its "Best New Implementation" award at Skillsoft's 2014 Perspectives EMEA (Europe, Middle East, Africa) conference on 17 July, 2014.
Skillsoft, a cloud based global learning organization, held their annual conference in London, UK, where they announced the winners of their inaugural Inspire Awards. These awards were designed to celebrate the hard work and dedication of Learning & Development (L&D) professionals across EMEA. Five categories were reviewed by a panel of expert judges and SGWI won the "Best New Implementation" award.
As a high-growth organization, SGWI has been growing its staff by more than 50% every year. SGWI's strategy entails recruiting the best people in the industry as well as developing and retaining their existing team. To support that strategy, SGWI created SafeGuard University (SGU), an employee training program that provides its staff (affectionately known as Guardians) with content specific training courses.
As part of SGU's strategic expansion, SGWI was seeking an online training tool to provide both job specific training and soft skills training for its Guardians who are based across five offices in four different countries. SGWI researched the market and ultimately chose Skillsoft, who emerged as the clear market leader. SGWI aimed to complete its Skillsoft implementation across the whole business within 28 days. While this was challenging, the highly experienced Skillsoft implementation team worked diligently and met the aggressive timeline.
SGWI Founder & Chief Guardian Bjorn Reynolds commented, "According to Gartner Research, 'SGWI is the young disrupter in this market and are leading the field in global payroll.' A large part of that is due to our people. We want to invest heavily in our Guardians and continually enhance their skills as this will not only maintain our high employee retention rates but will also ensure that our clients continue to get maximum value from our people. We are completely committed to our Guardians and to investing in their futures."
Rachel Sault, SGWI University Leader, added, "In addition to the Skillsoft team's success in meeting our timeline, we were also thrilled with the fact that their solution offers all of their courses online, which means that our Guardians can take them at their convenience, 24-hours a day, 7 days a week, regardless of what time zone they are in. At a group level, we enjoy a globally-consistent approach to training which has enabled us to create and track our Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) consistently. At a tactical level, we now enjoy an eLearning tool that empowers each of our Guardians to keep learning."
About SafeGuard World International - www.safeguardworld.com: SafeGuard World International (SGWI) provides Global Managed Payroll, Global Employment Outsourcing and international HR services to Fortune 500 companies. The company has been recognized by Gartner Research as "the young, aggressive disrupter in the market." Serving over 165 countries, SGWI supports companies of all sizes, with small or large employee populations, in mature and emerging international markets. For more information, call Chris Draeger at 1 (919) 672 7028 or visit http://www.safeguardworld.com.
About Skillsoft - www.skillsoft.com: Skillsoft is a pioneer in the field of learning with a long history of innovation. It provides cloud based learning solutions for its customers worldwide, ranging from global enterprises, government, and education to mid-sized and small businesses. Skillsoft's customer support teams draw on a wealth of in-house experience, flexible delivery platforms and a comprehensive learning e-library to develop off-the-shelf and custom learning programs tailored to cost-effectively meet customer needs. Skillsoft currently serves over 6,000 customers and more than 19,000,000 learners around the world. For more information, visit http://www.skillsoft.com.
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SYS-CON Events announced today that VividCortex, the monitoring solution for the modern data system, will exhibit at the 17th International Cloud Expo®, which will take place on November 3–5, 2015, at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, CA. The database is the heart of most applications, but it's also the part that's hardest to scale, monitor, and optimize even as it's growing 50% year over year. VividCortex is the first unified suite of database monitoring tools specifically desi...
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The Software Defined Data Center (SDDC), which enables organizations to seamlessly run in a hybrid cloud model (public + private cloud), is here to stay. IDC estimates that the software-defined networking market will be valued at $3.7 billion by 2016. Security is a key component and benefit of the SDDC, and offers an opportunity to build security 'from the ground up' and weave it into the environment from day one. In his session at 16th Cloud Expo, Reuven Harrison, CTO and Co-Founder of Tufin,...
Aug. 3, 2015 03:00 PM EDT Reads: 559
In their session at 17th Cloud Expo, Hal Schwartz, CEO of Secure Infrastructure & Services (SIAS), and Chuck Paolillo, CTO of Secure Infrastructure & Services (SIAS), provide a study of cloud adoption trends and the power and flexibility of IBM Power and Pureflex cloud solutions. In his role as CEO of Secure Infrastructure & Services (SIAS), Hal Schwartz provides leadership and direction for the company.
Aug. 3, 2015 12:30 PM EDT Reads: 205
SYS-CON Events announced today that MobiDev, a software development company, will exhibit at the 17th International Cloud Expo®, which will take place November 3–5, 2015, at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, CA. MobiDev is a software development company with representative offices in Atlanta (US), Sheffield (UK) and Würzburg (Germany); and development centers in Ukraine. Since 2009 it has grown from a small group of passionate engineers and business managers to a full-scale mobi...
Aug. 3, 2015 09:45 AM EDT Reads: 365
There are many considerations when moving applications from on-premise to cloud. It is critical to understand the benefits and also challenges of this migration. A successful migration will result in lower Total Cost of Ownership, yet offer the same or higher level of robustness. In his session at 15th Cloud Expo, Michael Meiner, an Engineering Director at Oracle, Corporation, analyzed a range of cloud offerings (IaaS, PaaS, SaaS) and discussed the benefits/challenges of migrating to each offe...
Aug. 3, 2015 07:30 AM EDT Reads: 188
"We've just seen a huge influx of new partners coming into our ecosystem, and partners building unique offerings on top of our API set," explained Seth Bostock, Chief Executive Officer at IndependenceIT, in this SYS-CON.tv interview at 16th Cloud Expo, held June 9-11, 2015, at the Javits Center in New York City.
Aug. 2, 2015 10:00 PM EDT Reads: 684
Digital Transformation is the ultimate goal of cloud computing and related initiatives. The phrase is certainly not a precise one, and as subject to hand-waving and distortion as any high-falutin' terminology in the world of information technology. Yet it is an excellent choice of words to describe what enterprise IT—and by extension, organizations in general—should be working to achieve. Digital Transformation means: handling all the data types being found and created in the organizat...
Aug. 2, 2015 06:00 PM EDT Reads: 1,138
SYS-CON Events announced today that HPM Networks will exhibit at the 17th International Cloud Expo®, which will take place on November 3–5, 2015, at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, CA. For 20 years, HPM Networks has been integrating technology solutions that solve complex business challenges. HPM Networks has designed solutions for both SMB and enterprise customers throughout the San Francisco Bay Area.
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Chuck Piluso presented a study of cloud adoption trends and the power and flexibility of IBM Power and Pureflex cloud solutions. Prior to Secure Infrastructure and Services, Mr. Piluso founded North American Telecommunication Corporation, a facilities-based Competitive Local Exchange Carrier licensed by the Public Service Commission in 10 states, serving as the company's chairman and president from 1997 to 2000. Between 1990 and 1997, Mr. Piluso served as chairman & founder of International Te...
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