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16 U.S. Code § 3832 - Duties of owners and operators
(a) In general
Under the terms of a contract entered into under this subpart, during the term of the contract, an owner or operator of a farm or ranch shall agree—
(1) to implement a plan approved by the local conservation district (or in an area not located within a conservation district, a plan approved by the Secretary) for converting eligible land normally devoted to the production of an agricultural commodity on the farm or ranch to a less intensive use (as defined by the Secretary), such as pasture, permanent grass, legumes, forbs, shrubs, or trees, substantially in accordance with a schedule outlined in the plan;
(2) to place highly erodible cropland subject to the contract in the conservation reserve established under this subpart;
(4) to establish approved vegetative cover (which may include emerging vegetation in water), water cover for the enhancement of wildlife, or, where practicable, maintain existing cover on the land, except that—
(A) the water cover shall not include ponds for the purpose of watering livestock, irrigating crops, or raising fish for commercial purposes; and
(B) the Secretary shall not terminate the contract for failure to establish approved vegetative or water cover on the land if—
(ii) the land subject to the contract that could practicably be planted to the cover is planted to the cover; and
(5) to undertake management on the land as needed throughout the term of the contract to implement the conservation plan;
(6) on a violation of a term or condition of the contract at any time the owner or operator has control of the land—
(A) to forfeit all rights to receive rental payments and cost sharing payments under the contract and to refund to the Secretary any rental payments and cost sharing payments received by the owner or operator under the contract, together with interest on the payments as determined by the Secretary, if the Secretary, after considering the recommendations of the soil conservation district and the Natural Resources Conservation Service, determines that the violation is of such nature as to warrant termination of the contract; or
(7) on the transfer of the right and interest of the owner or operator in land subject to the contract—
(B) to refund to the United States all rental payments and cost sharing payments received by the owner or operator, or accept such payment adjustments or make such refunds as the Secretary considers appropriate and consistent with the objectives of this subpart;
unless the transferee of the land agrees with the Secretary to assume all obligations of the contract, except that no refund of rental payments and cost sharing payments shall be required if the land is purchased by or for the United States Fish and Wildlife Service, or the transferee and the Secretary agree to modifications to the contract, in a case in which the modifications are consistent with the objectives of the program, as determined by the Secretary;
(8) not to conduct any harvesting or grazing, nor otherwise make commercial use of the forage, on land that is subject to the contract, nor adopt any similar practice specified in the contract by the Secretary as a practice that would tend to defeat the purposes of the contract, except as provided in subsection (b) or (c) ofsection 3833 of this title;
(9) not to conduct any planting of trees on land that is subject to the contract unless the contract specifies that the harvesting and commercial sale of trees such as Christmas trees are prohibited, nor otherwise make commercial use of trees on land that is subject to the contract unless it is expressly permitted in the contract, nor adopt any similar practice specified in the contract by the Secretary as a practice that would tend to defeat the purposes of the contract, except that no contract shall prohibit activities consistent with customary forestry practice, such as pruning, thinning, or stand improvement of trees, on land converted to forestry use;
(10) not to adopt any practice specified by the Secretary in the contract as a practice that would tend to defeat the purposes of this subpart; and
(b) Conservation plans
The plan referred to in subsection (a)(1) shall set forth—
(1) the conservation measures and practices to be carried out by the owner or operator during the term of the contract; and
(c) Foreclosure
(1) In general
Notwithstanding any other provision of law, an owner or operator who is a party to a contract entered into under this subpart may not be required to make repayments to the Secretary of amounts received under the contract if the land that is subject to the contract has been foreclosed on and the Secretary determines that forgiving the repayments is appropriate in order to provide fair and equitable treatment.
(2) Resumption of control
(A) In general
This subsection shall not void the responsibilities of an owner or operator under the contract if the owner or operator resumes control over the land that is subject to the contract within the period specified in the contract.
Source(Pub. L. 99–198, title XII, § 1232, as added Pub. L. 107–171, title II, § 2101(a),May 13, 2002, 116 Stat. 242; amended Pub. L. 108–7, div. N, title II, § 212,Feb. 20, 2003, 117 Stat. 545; Pub. L. 110–234, title II, §§ 2107, 2108,May 22, 2008, 122 Stat. 1032, 1033; Pub. L. 110–246, § 4(a), title II, §§ 2107, 2108,June 18, 2008, 122 Stat. 1664, 1760, 1761; Pub. L. 113–79, title II, § 2003,Feb. 7, 2014, 128 Stat. 715.)
Pub. L. 110–234and Pub. L. 110–246made identical amendments to this section. The amendments by Pub. L. 110–234were repealed by section 4(a) ofPub. L. 110–246.
Prior Provisions
A prior section 3832,Pub. L. 99–198, title XII, § 1232,Dec. 23, 1985, 99 Stat. 1509; Pub. L. 101–512, title I, Nov. 5, 1990, 104 Stat. 1919; Pub. L. 101–624, title XIV, §§ 1433, 1447 (a),Nov. 28, 1990, 104 Stat. 3579, 3605; Pub. L. 102–237, title II, § 204(5),Dec. 13, 1991, 105 Stat. 1855; Pub. L. 102–552, title V, § 516(a),Oct. 28, 1992, 106 Stat. 4136; Pub. L. 104–127, title III, § 332(a)(2),Apr. 4, 1996, 110 Stat. 994; Pub. L. 106–78, title VII, §§ 763, 769,Oct. 22, 1999, 113 Stat. 1173, 1174; Pub. L. 106–387, § 1(a) [title VIII, § 817, title XI, § 1103], Oct. 28, 2000, 114 Stat. 1549, 1549A–58, 1549A–77; Pub. L. 107–76, title VII, §§ 758(b), 759 (b)(2),Nov. 28, 2001, 115 Stat. 741, related to duties of owners and operators, prior to the general amendment of this subpart by Pub. L. 107–171.
2014—Subsec. (a)(8). Pub. L. 113–79, § 2003(a), substituted "except as provided in subsection (b) or (c) ofsection 3833 of this title;" for "except that the Secretary may permit, consistent with the conservation of soil, water quality, and wildlife habitat (including habitat during nesting seasons for birds in the area)—" and struck out subpars. (A) to (D), which related to managed harvesting, commercial use in response to an emergency, grazing for the control of invasive species, and the installation of wind turbines, respectively.
Subsec. (b). Pub. L. 113–79, § 2003(b), amended subsec. (b) generally. Prior to amendment, text read as follows: "The plan referred to in subsection (a)(1) of this section—
"(1) shall set forth—
"(A) the conservation measures and practices to be carried out by the owner or operator during the term of the contract; and
"(B) the commercial use, if any, to be permitted on the land during the term; and
"(2) may provide for the permanent retirement of any existing cropland base and allotment history for the land."
Subsec. (d). Pub. L. 113–79, § 2003(c), struck out subsec. (d). Text read as follows: "In the case of an authorized activity under subsection (a)(8) on land that is subject to a contract under this subpart, the Secretary shall reduce the rental payment otherwise payable under the contract by an amount commensurate with the economic value of the authorized activity."
2008—Subsec. (a)(5) to (7). Pub. L. 110–246, § 2107, added par. (5) and redesignated former pars. (5) and (6) as (6) and (7), respectively. Former par. (7) redesignated (8).
Subsec. (a)(8). Pub. L. 110–246, § 2108(a), added par. (8) and struck out former par. (8) which related to prohibition against harvesting, grazing, or other commercial use of the forage, with exception authorizing Secretary to permit managed harvesting and grazing if appropriate requirements were developed and timeframes identified or in a drought or other emergency, and exception for the installation of wind turbines.
Pub. L. 110–246, § 2107(1), redesignated par. (7) as (8). Former par. (8) redesignated (9).
Subsec. (a)(9) to (11). Pub. L. 110–246, § 2107(1), redesignated pars. (8) to (10) as (9) to (11), respectively.
Subsec. (d). Pub. L. 110–246, § 2108(b), added subsec. (d).
2003—Subsec. (a)(7)(A)(iii). Pub. L. 108–7inserted before semicolon ", except that this clause shall not apply to the 2002 calendar year, and the Secretary shall repay the owner or operator (in a manner determined by the Secretary) for any reduction in rental payments made to the owner or operator as the result of the application of this clause to the 2002 calendar year".
Effective Date of 2008 Amendment
Amendment of this section and repeal of Pub. L. 110–234by Pub. L. 110–246effective May 22, 2008, the date of enactment of Pub. L. 110–234, see section 4 ofPub. L. 110–246, set out as an Effective Date note under section 8701 of Title 7, Agriculture.
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A Spring Glen woman is waiting and hoping that those responsible for shooting her dog with BBs will be caught.
Elena Byrge said her 12-year-old Chipaw dog, Prissy, was shot multiple times on her front legs about two months ago. Byrge said she noticed the dog was limping and had difficulty walking around. She checked Prissy and noticed that each time a front paw was touched, the dog would cry out in pain.
Byrge took the dog to a veterinarian and X-rays showed there were BBs imbedded in the dog's front paws. Byrge said she called the Carbon County Sheriff's Office and filed a police report. She claims officers found BBs near her home.
About a week or two following the first incident, Byrge said Prissy was shot at again with more BBs. Byrge said veterinarians have told her the dog will require reconstructive surgery on her front legs due to the damage sustained from the two shootings.
Byrge said Prissy was once named as the official mascot for Rep. Jim Matheson when she jumped out of Byrge's bag during a meeting she attended in Salt Lake City when Prissy was a puppy.
At her home in Spring Glen, Byrge said Prissy has access to go outside through a doggy door. The door leads to a kennel that is enclosed with a fence to keep Prissy and other dogs from getting out into the open.
Byrge said she has never had any problems with her dogs getting loose in the area before. She believes a person walked up to the kennel gate, opened it and then shot her dog before running off.
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Assemblywoman Addie J. Russell, D-Theresa, announced Monday that construction grants were awarded to public libraries in Jefferson and St. Lawrence counties. The funding will pay for renovation and construction projects.
Library Executive Director Wayne L. Miller said $24,732 is coming to the 312 Washington St. landmark.
The Ogdensburg Public Library requested funds to replace two failing sections of stucco on the second story of the north and west sides of our historic building, he said. Sections of stucco of various sizes have been patched over the years as portions have fallen off. The underlying materials, metal lathe and wood furring, are deteriorated to the point that in some sections they are totally gone.
He said the library plans to remove 970 square feet of deteriorated stucco, and repair or replace 114 feet of flashing at base of stucco sections where it meets new flat roof membrane. The work will be accurate to the buildings historic architecture, he said. And the grant comes just in time.
The awarding of this much needed grant is timely, especially given the recent collapse of a large section due to be replaced, Mr. Miller said. We knew we were on borrowed time.
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Call for proposals 'China IPR SME Helpdesk'
[Date: 2013-08-15]
The European Commission has published a call for proposals entitled 'China IPR SME Helpdesk'. This new call comes under the Entrepreneurship and Innovation Programme (EIP).
In the field of Intellectual Property Rights (IPR), support from the European Union is necessary to maintain the international competitiveness of EU Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) and help them to overcome problems arising from their limited resources.
This call for proposals, which prolongs the activity of the China IPR SME Helpdesk set up in 2008, is intended to help EU SMEs enter the Chinese market SMEs and to avoid them becoming easy victims of counterfeiting and predatory behaviour from abroad. The Helpdesk will be providing EU SMEs with, among other things, first line advice services; state-of-the-art materials for legal background support; trainers and training materials; and reports on the latest IPR developments. It will also manage a multi-lingual web portal for IPR protection in China, monitor selected IPR cases and policies, attend trade fairs and provide basic support for initial contacts with local law enforcement agencies.
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|Women's Cross Country » Schedule » Roster » News » Coaches » Camps » Recruiting Questionnaire
Tuesday, June 21, 2011The Lady Bisons will add thirteen freshmen women to the Cross Country and Track & Field teams from ten different states and one Canadian province for the 2011-12 school year. The class is composed of nine distance runners, one thrower, two sprinters and one vaulter.
"We are really happy with this year's women's recruiting class," Lipscomb head coach Bill Taylor said. "We add talent and depth to our women's distance program, while increasing our ability to succeed as a full track & field program with stronger sprints and throws.
"Just as important as the athletic talent we have coming in, these girls fit our program culture and philosophy. They are wonderful people!"
Maggie Lawrence (Sinking Spring, PA) Wilson High School
PR's: 10:49 3200m, 5:05 1600m, 18:50 5000m
Maggie holds school records for 1600m, 3200m and indoor mile at Wilson High School. She was selected to the PTFCA All-State XC team in 2010, finished 9th in the mile at the New Balance Indoor Nationals, and 8th in the 3200m at the PIAA State Championships. Maggie won the 2010 Spiked Shoe Invitational and medaled at the Foot Locker Regional meet in 2009.
She graduated with a 4.0 GPA and will major in Biochemistry at Lipscomb.Maggie's parents are Michael and Laurie Lawrence. Her father was a collegiate swimmer. Her High School coach is Doug Myer.
Kaitlyn Llewellyn (Perrysburg, OH) Perrysburg High School
PR's: 4:59 1600m, 2:18 800m, 11:20 3200m, 18:20 5000m
Kaitlyn holds school records for 1600m, 3200m, 4x800m and 5000m. She was a team captain for both xc and track. She has been League and District Champion in track three times and earned All-Ohio honors in 2008 and 2009.
Kaitlyn is a member of the national honor society and earned High Honors all four years of high school. She will major in Pre-Medicine at Lipscomb. Kaitlyn's parents are Jon and Kara Llewellyn. Her dad was a three time Big Ten Conference Heavyweight Wrestling Champion, and won the NCAA DI Championship in the heavyweight division in 1991. Her high school coaches are Coach Ricard and Coach Monheim.
Minna Fields (Stanwood, WA) Stanwood High School
PR's: 18:11 5000m, 11:01 3200m, 5:04 1600m, 2:22 800m
Minna is the school record holder for 5000m. She was first team all-state in 2009 and 2010 with 2nd and 4th place finishes. She was voted "most improved" three times during her high school career, was a team captain, and was selected to the Nike All-Bowerman team. Minna has also been selected to compete in the Nike Border Clash twice.
She is a member of the National Honor Society and plans to major in Sport Medicine or Nursing at Lipscomb. Minna's parents are Gene and Julie Fields. Her high school coach is Jordan Sneva.
Kellie Foley (Prineville, OR) Crook County High School
PR's: 10:17 3000m, 4:42 1500m, 18:24 5000m, 2:24 800m
She is the school record holder for 1500m and 5000m. Kellie was 5A Oregon State Cross Country Champion in 2008 and finished 3rd at the Nike Border Clash that same year.
She is a member of the National Honor Society and plans to major in Pre-Medicine at Lipscomb. Kellie's parents are John and Magali Foley. Her sister Michelly competed in XC and Track at Washington State University and her sister Leslie is a collegiate swimmer for the University of Nevada. She and her sisters went 1-2-3 at the 5A District XC meet in 2007. Kellie's high school coach is Tracy Smith.
Kendra Lobley (Poland, ME) Poland High School
PR's: 5:03 1600m, 11:25 3200m, 2:21 800m, 19:48 5000m
She is the school record holder for 800m, 1600m, 3200m and 5000m. Kendra is the 2010 Maine indoor state champion and the 2010 and 2011 outdoor state champion in the 800m. Five time qualifier for New Englands. She was named 2011 Sun Journal Athlete of the Year.
Kendra has a 3.8 GPA and plans to major in Bio-Chemistry at Lipscomb. Kendra's parents are Rick and Carla Lobley. Her high school coaches are Sean Galipeau, Kristin Ross and Mark Soehren.
Megan McClain (Fallbrook, CA) Great Oak High School
PR's: 58.09 400m, 2:14 800m, 5:24 1600m, 18:31 3mile
She is the school record holder for 400m, 800m and 4x400. She is a member of the 2010 CIF Southern Section and California State Championship Cross Country teams. Megan has won the conference 800m championship twice and has competed at Nike Cross Nationals.
She plans to major in Electrical Engineering at Lipscomb. Megan's parents are Dan McClain and Lori McClain. Her high school coach is Doug Soles.
Renee Menzie (Columbia City, IN) Columbia City High School
PR's: 11:16 3200m, 5:25 1600m, 18:53 5000m
She is the school record holder for 3200m and 4x800m. She was 2010 XC team captain, earned All-State XC honors in 2009 and 2010, and was named MVP her freshman, sophomore and junior years. In 2011 she qualified for the Indiana state championships in the 3200m. She has also been named to the All-State Academic team.
Renee carries a 4.0 GPA and plans to major in Pre-Veterinary Medicine at Lipscomb. Renee's parents are Russell Menzie and Carolyn Menzie. Her high school coach is Bob Fahl.
Melissa Matis (Lethbridge, AB Canada) Chinook High School
PR's: 10:36 3000m, 4:56 1500m, 14:59 4000m
She is a five year letterman in track and was MVP of her team in 2007, 2008 and 2009. She took gold at the Southern Alberta zones XC Championships the last four years. She also finished second at the Canadian Legion Youth Athletic Championships and at the Cross Country Provincials.
Melissa is a member of the National Honor Society and plans to major in Mechanical Engineering at Lipscomb. Melissa's parents are Dennis and Sylvia Matis. Her high school coach is Jen Scott.
Lana Hojeij (Tyrone, GA) Landmark Christian High School
PR's: 5:29 1600m, 12:13 3200m, 19:21 5000m
Although Lana didn't start competing in Cross Country until her junior year, she placed 18th at the Georgia state championships that year, and moved up to 6th place in the state her senior year.
Lana plans to major in either Pre-Medicine or Business/Marketing at Lipscomb. Lana's parents are Wassim and Carol Hojeij. Her high school coach is Joan McNeil.
Brenna Thompson (Shelton, WA) Shelton High School
PR's: 57.47 400m, 25.85 200m
Brenna is a four-year letterman in track and has qualified for the Washington state championships all four years at 400m. She was captain of her track and volleyball teams as a senior. She was also named track team MVP in 2009, 2010 and 2011.
She carries a 4.0 GPA and was ranked #1 in her class. Brenna intends to major in Pre-Pharmacy at Lipscomb. Brenna's parents are Dwayne and Penny Thompson. Her high school coach is Doug Sells.
April Terry (Little Rock, AR) Central Arkansas Christian School
PR's: 39-10 SP
April is the school record holder for the shot put. She was the Arkansas state runner-up in the shot put in 2009, 2010 and 2011.
She is a member of the National Honor Society, FBLA , Key Club, Spanish club and student council. She carries a 3.84 GPA and plans to major in Psychology at Lipscomb. April's parents are James and Nichelle Terry. Her high school coach is Danny Sullivan.
Valerie Bristol (Henderson, TN) Station Camp High School
PR's: 16-11 LJ, 32-0 TJ, 60.8 400m, 27.9 200m
Valerie was the 2011 district champion in the long jump. She has competed in the long jump at the Tennessee state championships in both 2010 and 2011, and in the 4x400m Relay in 2010.
Valerie is undecided on her major at Lipscomb. Valerie's parents are Mark and Maria Bristol.
Abigail Dodson (Franklin, TN) Page High School
Pr's: 9-0 PV
Abigail took second place at the 2011 Tennessee state championships in the pole vault.
She carries a 4.0 GPA and graduated from high school a year early. She is a National Honor Society member who plans to major in Spanish at Lipscomb. Abigail's parents are Marty and Becky Dodson. Both of her parents attended Lipscomb University.
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Wednesday, February 02, 2011After three days of tryouts his freshman year at Lipscomb coach Don Meyer told Greg Glenn he wasn't going to make the Bisons basketball team as a player, but he was more than welcome to be a part of the program as a student assistant coach. With injuries becoming an issue in the 1985-86 season Glenn and Duwain Houston were asked if they would like to join the team as players. They jumped at the chance and were part of the team that won the 1986 NAIA National Championship in Kansas City. Glenn and his family live in Houston, Texas where he is head of school for Westbury Christian School. As a basketball coach at the school his teams won 12 state championships. He was in Nashville last week with his school's basketball team and dropped by campus. He talked with Lipscombsports.com during his visit.
What sport did you play at Lipscomb? What years? Who were your coaches?
"We had three days of tryouts for basketball my freshman year under coach Don Meyer. The second day he just tried to run us out of there. By the third day there were only a few of left. He told us he wasn't going to keep any of us, but he invited us to come by the basketball office and see him.
"I came by his office and 10 minutes later I was collating papers. The next thing I knew I was a student assistant. That was the Coach Meyer way. That was probably one of the best opportunities of my life."
What is your fondest athletic memory at Lipscomb?
"It would be hard to top winning the NAIA National Championship. That was a special time with a special group of people. "We were only practicing about eight guys because of injuries that season. Coach Meyer pulled Duwain Houston and me into his office one day and asked if we wanted to play or coach. We thought he was teasing. We went to practice to do our normal routines as student assistants and the next thing we knew we had lockers with our names on them. We had fun. It was a great opportunity."
Who had the biggest influence on you during your athletic career at Lipscomb? How?
"Coach Meyer is still having an effect on my life today. He is an amazing person.
"I lost my father when I was young. I have a stepfather who stepped in and did tremendous things. But coach Meyer filled a hole for me and filled a role for me that only he could do. The basketball side was big, but the life part was much bigger.
"He took an interest in me. I had an opportunity to travel, recruit and scout and attend clinics. I thank God for that opportunity.
"Coach Meyer put out a publication and in it he wrote that I was going to teach and coach. When he wrote it I knew that I should be teaching and coaching. I was studying accounting at the time, but when I read that I moved over to math education and started coaching."
What is your fondest non-athletic memory from your time at Lipscomb?
"It was all about the whole Lipscomb experience for me. I pledged Alpha Kappa Psi. I was going in the accounting direction. But living the life at Lipscomb was second to none for me."
What is the most valuable thing you gained or learned from your time at Lipscomb?
"I learned a work ethic, a mental toughness and a compassion for people. Hopefully that translates into servant leadership because I know that is what coach Meyer was trying to inspire and lead us all into. I know it is serving me well now in Christian education."
Who was your favorite professor? Why?
"I have a couple. Doy Hollman would be one of them. I took him for statistics. He was very serious but he had a way of making math fun.
"I also had Keith Nikolaus in education. He was outstanding.
"His father, Marvin, taught me calculus for four years. He just cared about me. I had dinner over at his house a half a dozen times as a student."
Where do you live now?
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At the heart of 12 acres of tropical gardens, the luxurious Sugar Beach resort extends along a vast white sandy beach bordered by the sparkling turquoise waters of the Indian Ocean.
An idyllic setting surrounded by lush greenery and open spaces, this cool Mauritian Resort displays a colonial style blended with contemporary architecture . The restaurants, beachfront and inventive gourmet kitchens complete this romantic setting which is ideal for a honeymoon or a dream wedding in tropical paradise. Sugar Beach also offers a unique concept with the Aura Spa & Hammam Fitness Centre, unique in Mauritius.
The unrivalled comfort, well planned layout and diversity of land and water activities make this resort a perfect holiday destination for families and honeymooners alike. Read more
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Mauritian gastronomy holds no secrets for the bold chefs at the restaurants of the chic Sugar Beach. Inspired by the idyllic surroundings of the hotel, they never tire of reinterpreting typically Mauritian recipes and changing perceptions. If each dish is a delight for the taste buds, then the presentation is also a feast for the eyes. The cuisine on offer at the Tides restaurant is delicious and far exceeds the expectations of even the most demanding gourmets.
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- Sinus infection facts
- What is a sinus?
- What is a sinus infection?
- What causes sinus infections?
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- What are the signs and symptoms of sinus infection?
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What are the signs and symptoms of sinus infection?
Commonly the symptoms of sinus infection are headache, facial tenderness, pressure or pain, and fever. However, some patients may have fever associated with acute sinus infection. Other common symptoms include:
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Sandy Alderson gives vote of confidence to Warthen, coaching staff
Sandy Alderson thinks the coaching staff has done a solid job this season, according to Mike Puma of the New York Post.
"I think the coaching staff has done a solid job," Alderson said, according to Puma. "Obviously we haven't gotten the production out of the bullpen we would have liked, but I am not sure that is related to any coach. But Dan has done a nice job over the last couple of years and I do believe he has developed a rapport with many of the pitchers."
Puma says both Alderson and Terry Collins will be discussing the future of this coaching staff over the next seven to ten days.
Michael Baron, ContributorAs is the case with Terry Collins, a better idea would be to get better talent, rather than turning over the staff. In regards to Warthen in particular, I've talked to many of of the team's pitchers over the last couple of years who have done nothing but sing his praises, and I think there is value in that player/coach relationship. It can be argued that guys like Mike Pelfrey haven't grown under Warthen's watch, but that's probably attributed more to those pitchers simply failing to execute consistently than anything else. Besides, despite the fact the Mets have lost 60 percent of their Opening Day rotation, the starting pitching has been great for most of this season, and they have found a formula for success in the bullpen as of late as well.
Look, I'm not trying to excuse anyone's performance – I think everyone in uniform is ultimately accountable for the very poor play. And, coaching changes are sometimes necessary if only to change the voice of the message they're trying to convey. But, like I said yesterday in regards to Collins, I'd like to see how Warthen does when the cards aren't necessarily stacked against him as far as talent and injuries are concerned.
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YIELD: Makes 8 servings
- Juice of 30 Seville (sour) oranges, or juice of 20 limes and 8 regular oranges (7 to 8 cups)
- Cloves from 6 heads of garlic, minced
- 1 cup minced fresh oregano leaves
- 5 tablespoons salt
- 1 whole suckling pig (about 12 pounds), split
- Lime, Garlic, and Oregano Mojo
Combine the juice, garlic, oregano, and salt in a mixing bowl. Transfer to a large, deep roasting pan and place the pig, belly down, into the pan. Thoroughly coat the pig with the marinade, massaging it in. Let sit in the marinade overnight. Baste the pig occasionally.
Preheat the oven to 275°F.
Remove the pig from the marinade and place it on a large baking sheet. Cover the pigs ears, snout, and tail with aluminum foil. Place the baking sheet in the oven and cook for 4 to 4 1/2 hours (20 minutes per pound).
Remove the foil when you take the pig out of the oven. Let it rest for 15 to 20 minutes before carving. Serve with the mojo, and some black beans and rice .
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Nutritional Info
- Calories483,810
- Carbohydrates106,792 g (35,597%)
- Fat1,853 g (2,851%)
- Protein20,627 g (41,254%)
- Saturated Fat372 g (1,860%)
- Sodium59,507 mg (2,479%)
- Polyunsaturated Fat830 g
- Fiber6,800 g (27,201%)
- Monounsaturated Fat144 g
- Cholesterol503 mg (168%)


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Scurvy is a condition caused by an insufficient amount of vitamin C for a prolonged period of time. The condition causes weakness, impaired wound healing, anemia , and gingivitis . Scurvy is rare in the United States and occurs most commonly in malnourished older adults and chronic alcoholics.
Scurvy is typically caused by a diet lacking in fruits and vegetables or foods fortified with vitamin C.
Risk Factors
The following factors increase your chance of developing scurvy:
- A poor diet, with little or no fruits and vegetables
- Little or no vitamin C in the diet
- Anorexia nervosa
- Alcoholism
- Poor dental hygiene
- Gastrointestinal diseases (such as malabsorption , inflammatory bowel disease , dyspepsia , Whipple's disease )
- Chemotherapy
- A fad diet
- Self-imposed restrictive diets for weight loss or due to food allergies
Symptoms include:
- Weakness
- Paleness
- Sunken eyes
- Tender gums and/or tooth loss
- Muscular pain
- Reopening of old wounds or sores
- Loss of appetite
- Bruising easily
- Weight loss; inability to gain weight
- Diarrhea
- Increased heart rate
- Fever
- Irritability
- Aching and swelling in joints
- Shortness of breath
- Fatigue
Scurvy can be diagnosed during a physical exam, based on an analysis of symptoms and diet. Your doctor may order a blood test to measure the level of vitamin C in the blood. To diagnose scurvy in infants and children, an x-ray may be done.
The treatment for scurvy is simple and effective. To eliminate symptoms and make a full recovery, increase vitamin C intake to recommended levels. You can increase vitamin C levels by:
- Eating a diet rich in citrus fruits, other fruits, and vegetables
- Taking vitamin C supplements
To help reduce your chances of getting scurvy, take the following steps:
- Eat a healthy, balanced diet rich in fruits and vegetables.
- Get a sufficient amount of vitamin C, through diet and/or supplements.
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Though this post is dated a few months ago, I wanted to respond.
As far as the internet, I've been a blogger since January 2005. I began the blog as a way to chronicle my progress and work. Through the years, I've been in contact with many like minded artists that I would never meet otherwise. As I look back on all my posts, I can see what ideas I've developed and what ideas I scrapped. I've been able to fine tune the direction of my mixed media art and share that experience online as I go. Turns out, I really do love working with fabric as well as paper. I knew the next step was etsy shop, so I had my "grand opening" this past week. I twitter and use facebook and have put some shameless plugs out to all my friends.
I think that the most popular blogs and etsy stores are the ones where the artist has published a book, or has taught classes at retreats or quilt shows. It helps to have an article published in one of the Quilting Arts publications to get the blog and etsy store "url" out to the public.
In case anyone would like to check out my online links, here they are:
Sharon at e14studio blog
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Feedback would be greatly appreciated!
HI, I have had an Etsy storefront for over a year.....first year, I sold nothing. Then I got a new contract from my gallery and they were changing the commission fee.....I had to rethink how I would do business in the future. My business is strange since I have my own designs and licenses from McKenna Ryan, Paris Bottman and Lenore Crawford. With the other designers I have to pay them a royalty fee of 10%. So, if a gallery is going to take 50% and then I pay my designers 10% that means I would be doing volunteer work for the gallery. So, I started remarketing my Etsy site....lowering the prices by 10-15% since with Etsy I don't pay a huge commission. (I had my original prices the same as I would ask at a gallery.) I reworked my website and found that over the last 4 months I have sold 14 quilts, some of them are my original designs and some are McKenna's. But, even after lowering my prices I am making more of a profit than going through a gallery. Plus, with Paypal the funds are instantly mine....whereas with a gallery you usually have to wait for the check at the close of the show. I think that Etsy is one class act, easy to use for sellers and buyers. And even though there are some really cheap items on the site, there are also some very high end items. I do not think that my quilts are being sold at a garage sale......but rather my storefront which happens to be on the internet. And my storefront is totally in my control...it is as good as I make it. Peggy
P.S. I negotiated with my gallery and still will have a 40/60 split
I've been involved with a group of artists online who act as a support group for eachother artistically and as friends. I've not met any of them in person, but having an honest support from people who are trying to be creative as well is important. Hearing the trials and tribulations of others, as well as their triumphs is comforting.
I've been trying the Etsy route too. I don't have any sales yet... but I'm still hopeful. Mostly I think I'm just really bad at marketing! I don't have many quilts on my etsy site now, mostly other cloth and knitted things. The other quilts I had posted on there I actually sold in person to people, so I know they're ok, I just have to learn to get people looking at them!
~Melanie from Missoula
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Etsy is a great site....I have had 14 sells which might not seem like much, but that is more than I would have had without Etsy. I keep adding more quilts and relist items in between new listings. You never know when you will get a sell.....it took me over a year to get my first, but right after that I sold the other 13. I also think that once you have a positive feedback about your product that gives buyers the confidence to buy from you. The pump is primed so to speak. Hang in there and keep listing your quilts and one day you will jump up from your computer and run through the house saying I sold a quilt on Etsy!!! Hope everyone is having a great July 4th. Peggy
How do you handle sales tax on Etsy? Is there a easy way to do that?
I have been using the internet more and more lately. I began with a website mainly as a gallery of my work, but it is pretty time consuming to add to it, so I began blogging. The first couple years I did pretty well with keeping up with my blog, but not so well in the past year or so... I'm working on that. It is very interesting to look back at my old blog posts an see what I have done and how things have evolved in my work. This year I made the move to putting my blog on my website, and that was a real challenge. I am still working to move posts from the old one so things are in one place (or two, as I started a blog to keep my tutorial and how-to posts separated). Right now my main blog has mostly posts with photos from my gardens or other inspirations. I will eventually get myself back into the studio and have some more quilty posts again.
My main sales outlet in the past was at art and craft shows and festivals, and I did quite well. Thanks to some not so fun medical issues, I am no longer able to do the setting up, etc. required for them so I have turned to the internet instead. I have a shop on Etsy, and have had it for a number of years and had some sales, but a while back I moved most to Artfire for my main shops, or Studios as they are called there. I have had more sales faster at Artfire, but I also find that I need to keep promoting for things to keep going well. Life keeps throwing a few curve-balls, and I end up "dropping off the grid" at times, and then it seems I need to start the promoting all over again. I have gained a few great repeat customers, and have also had sales off the sites that don't show up in my shop stats, but are directly a result of my Artfire Studios. On Artfire, you can promote your other outlets, such as Etsy, Personal websites, Zibbet, etc. so for me that makes things easier. I have had customers find an item in one of my Artfire Studios, but prefer to deal through Etsy, so I will list the item for them there. I have been keeping my higher end Art Quilts separated from my more crafty, gifty items, so an expensive art quilt is not next to a $5 bookmark, but I have links from each to the others.
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By Ben Nicholson-Smith [July 6, 2012 at 3:46pm CST]
The Orioles are "going hard" after Brewers right-hander Zack Greinke, an MLB executive told Dan Connolly of the Baltimore Sun. The Orioles appear to be the most aggressive suitor for Greinke, but talks are preliminary, Connolly reports. Some believe the Orioles and Braves are most likely to land Greinke, Jon Heyman of CBSSports.com reports.
Brewers president of baseball operations Doug Melvin recently told ESPN.com's Jerry Crasnick that his team is "trying to win games and get back in the hunt." The Brewers may wait until after facing the Reds, Pirates and Cardinals to determine their course of action this summer.
Executive VP of baseball operations Dan Duquette "absolutely" has financial support from ownership to take on salary this season, Connolly reports. Greinke, who's on track for free agency this offseason, earns $13.5MM in 2012. The Brewers could obtain two compensatory draft picks for losing Greinke to free agency, but no other team has the same opportunity under baseball's new collective bargaining agreement.
Duquette recently told Steve Melewski of MASNsports.com that he'd like to improve his team's rotation if possible. Top prospects Manny Machado and Dylan Bundy are probably off-bounds in trade talks. "They look to be long-term solutions to help the Orioles," Duquette said. The Orioles don't want to trade young pitching, Connolly reports.
Greinke, 28, has a 3.08 ERA with 8.8 K/9 and 2.0 BB/9 in 108 innings so far this year. Agent Casey Close has had some extensions talks with the Brewers on Greinke's behalf.
...and in related news the Titantic has just cabled that they plan on head butting an iceberg.
Let me get this straight. We plan on trading some of the few prospects we have for a head case SP that we won't even get a draft pick for just so we can finish the year in third instead of fifth.
Please wake me when this nightmare is over.
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Flights to Zadar from Europe
Built in the early 9th century on the site of the Roman forum, the largely circular building is one of the finest Byzantine examples in Croatia. It is no longer used as a church, but hosts a wide variety of musical and cultural events.Address: Zeleni trg, 23000 ZadarPhone: +385 23 250 542Website: http://www.amzd.hr
It is the biggest cathedral in Dalmatia and its oldest parts are an early Christian basilica, but its present Romanesque appearance was shaped in 12th century. During the crusaders´ siege and conquest of the city in 1202, the Cathedral was damaged, but later it was reconstructed.Address: Trg sv. Stošije 2, 23000 ZadarPhone: +385 23 251 708
One of the main squares in Zadar and today known as Zeleni trg, the Forum can trace its history back to 1st century. The remains of ancient architecture are on display.Address: Forum, Zeleni Trg, 23000 Zadar
Notable as being part of the great Benedictine monastery that was destroyed in World War II, the church houses beautifully preserved 13th-century frescoes and a Baroque altar.Address: Trg Sv. Krševana, 23000 Zadar
It is believed that the Benedictine Convent of St Mary was founded by a noble woman Čika from Zadar. The big three-nave church of St Mary was constructed in 1091 in the early Romanesque style.Address: Madijevaca 10, 23000 Zadar
The most impressive gate is the Land Gate - then the main entrance into the city - in the little Foša harbour, built by a Venetian architect Michele Sanmicheli in 1543. It is considered to be one of the finest monuments of the Renaissance in Dalmatia, and it has the form of a triumphal arch with a central passage, and two smaller side arches for pedestrians. It is decorated with motifs such as St Chrysogonus (Zadar's main patron saint) on his horse, and the Shield of St Mark (the coat of arms of the Republic of Venice).Address: Ante Kuzmanića, 23000 Zadar
The Square is located on a site between the medieval city walls with a cornice and the Renaissance bastion Grimani, where the oldest park in Croatia is located, which was named after Queen Jelena Madije. While the wells are no longer in use, the Square has become a popular place for concerts and events.Address: Trg pet bunara, 23000 Zadar
At first it was an old Christian three-nave basilica, then a Gothic construction and later an interesting monument of provincial Baroque. On the main altar there is a silver chest of Saint Simeon from the year 1380.Address: Trg Petra Zoranića 7, 23000 Zadar
Home of the City Hall, the City Guard that houses the Ethnographic Museum and the City Loggia, the square is the heart of what was the medieval city.Address: Narodni Trg, 23000 Zadar
Within the monastery of St Mary's church a representative exhibition was set in 1972 - the Permanent Exhibition of Religious Art, one of the most worthwhile exhibitions in Croatia, popularly called 'The Gold and Silver of Zadar'.Address: Trg opatice Čike 1, 23000 ZadarPhone: +385 23 250 496
The Archaeological Museum is one of the most important museums in the region and houses a collection of local artifacts dating from prehistoric times to the end of 11th century.Address: Trg Opatice Čike 1, 23000 ZadarPhone: +385 23 250 516Website: http://amzd.hr
The Treasury exhibits valuable examples of sacred art: the large Romanesque painted crucifix from 12th century, the painting of the Dead Christ - the work of Jacopo da Ponte Bassano, the large Renaissance crucifix from 15th century, ancient liturgical vessels, precious illuminated codices and corals, documents, incunabula etc. The painted Ugljan polyptych from 15th century is without any doubt the finest and the most representative example of the entire Gothic painting in Croatia.Address: Trg sv. Frane 1, 23000 ZadarPhone: +385 23 250 468Website: http://www.svetifrane.org
The museum is one of the city´s newest attractions and rightfully so. It´s housed in the 19th century Cosmacendi Palace. The museum contains one of the premium collections of Roman glassware outside Italy, with a cornucopia of goblets, jars and vials retrieved from archaeological sites across Dalmatia. Take the opportunity to see the replicas of Roman glassware on sale as you will no doubt enter one of the classiest souvenir shops in the city.Address: Poljana Zemaljskog odbora 1, HR-23000 ZadarPhone: +385 23 363 833Website: http://www.mas-zadar.hr
It consists of the Fine Arts Gallery, Natural History Department, Ethnological Department, Department of the Zadar City Museum, Regional ethnographic collection and Regional cultural-historical collection of island Iž. Periodic exhibitions put up by the Fine Arts Gallery are held in the exhibition pavilion of the City Loggia and Rector's Palace.Address: Poljana Pape Aleksandra III 4, 23000 ZadarPhone: +385 23 251 851Website: http://www.nmz.hr
This site is a blend of human ideas and skills and the energy of the sea, waves, tide and flood, a place for relaxation, contemplation and conversation while listening to an endless concert of mystic harmonies of the "Orchestra of Nature".Address: Istarska obala, 23000 ZadarWebsite: http://www.zadar.travel
The Greeting to the Sun consists of three hundred multi-layered glass plates placed on the same level with the stone-paved promenade in the shape of a 22-metre diameter circle. Simultaneously with the "most beautiful sunset in the world" the colourful lights turn on, and they produce a marvelous, exceptionally impressive show of light in the rhythm of the waves and the sounds of the Sea Organ.Address: Istarska obala, 23000 ZadarWebsite: http://www.zadar.travel
The sea promenade called Riva is a wonderful place to walk around and enjoy its beautiful green parks and palm trees. It is a first class city promenade with the view over the Zadar channel, the islands of Ugljan and Pašman and the open sea to the northwest.Address: Obala kralja Petra Krešimira IV, 23000 Zadar
Zadar archipelago consists of more than 300 islands, although only a handful are inhabited. Daily ferries run from the ferry port to the larger islands. Among the most visited are Dugi Otok, the largest of the islands and a popular haunt of fishing enthusiasts, and Ugljan, where many Zadar residents own properties, along with the smaller islands of Pašman, Molat, Olib, Silba and Premuda. All offer relaxing coastal or beach walks, while most have restaurants, historic sites to see and opportunities for water sports.Address: Zadar archipelago, Zadar CountyWebsite: http://www.zadar.travelSubway: www.jadrolinija.hr, www.gv-line.hr, www.miatours.hr
A city of exceptional 3000-years old history and extremely valuable cultural heritage, Zadar will always offer something new and original. Indented coastline, hundreds of islands and islets, numerous coves and suitable climate are a paradise for all types of nautical activities. The natural surroundings of the great mountain of Velebit and the Zrmanja River canyon are a real paradise for adventure and extreme sports lovers. Discover the beauty of nature, the flora and fauna of the Zadar region through numerous activities such as walking and climbing in the outdoor or bird watching.
Combining the beauties of the past and preferences of modern-day tourism, the Zadar region offers numerous tourist attractions. The Zadar archipelago is the place where one can experience direct contact of man with the untouched nature and sea. The Zadar region is surrounded by five National Parks: Paklenica, Kornati, Plitvica Lakes, Krka Waterfalls and Northern Velebit. One should definitely visit the interesting Nature Parks in the Zadar region Telascica Bay on Dugi otok, Lake Vrana (the largest natural lake in Croatia) and the Velebit Mountain.
Visit and enjoy the numerous events and manifestations of the destinations of the Zadar region and its islands. The variety and vast offer of numerous events and manifestations in the Zadar region will thrill every visitor. Everyone can find something for himself. If you like music concerts or theater performances, folklore tradition, gastronomic manifestations, sports events... come to the Zadar region and choose a manifestation you wish to enjoy and participate in.
The ambition is to bring you closer to the aromas and tastes of the Mediterranean, Dalmatia and Croatia by following their culinary tradition, and combining specific foods and preparing dishes in specific ways.Address: Mihovila Pavlinovića 12, 23000 ZadarPhone: +385 23 312 915Website: http://www.bruschetta.hr
A traditional pizzeria with a very respectable reputation with the interior decorated in the atmosphere of an old trattoria.Address: Stomorica 8, 23000 ZadarPhone: +385 23 212 081
A popular restaurant for tasty, inexpensive luchtime treats. Serves a wide selection of Croatian and Dalmatian dishes.Address: Blaža Jurjeva 1, 23000 ZadarPhone: +385 23 213 445Website: http://www.restorani-zadar.hr
A Mediterranean restaurant in the heart of Zadar that organizes banquets to the highest standards with a wide range of food, from finger-food to sumptuous fish and meat dishes.Address: Široka ulica 22, 23000 ZadarPhone: +385 23 778 981Website: http://www.restaurant-groppo.com
Malo misto is located in the old town, just a few metres from the People's Square. A combination of traditional and modern ambient will provide great moments on their beautiful outdoor terrace. Food from local producers is prepared in a traditional way, grilled on charcoal.Address: Ulica Jurja Dalmatinca 3, 23000 zADARPhone: +385 23 301 831
Buffet MORE offers you an unique experience of authentic local food and rustic atmosphere. Their offer includes octopus brodetto, smoked bacon and ham with seasonal vegetables, etc. Feel the taste of Dalmatia!Address: Brne Krnarutića 3, 23000 ZadarPhone: +385 23 644 130
This quaint bistro is beautifully decorated with a huge painting of the coast, along with flower pots adorning the walls. As the name implies, they offer traditional Italian pasta dishes, such as Fusilli and Fettucini, as well as bruschetta, octopus salad and many more delicious options.Address: Poljana Šime Budinića 1, 23000 ZadarPhone: +385 99 731 02 32
In the process of preparing dishes the focus is on enriching the offer with a variety of seasonal fresh fruit and vegetables as much as possible. The vision of our cuisine is based on seasonal, original, traditional and organic preparation, but also considering the new global trends and insights.Address: Stratico Street, 23000 ZadarPhone: +385 23 224 010Website: http://www.petbunara.hr
A pizzeria and a restaurant close to St Simeon's Church.Address: Elizabete Kotromanić 7, 23000 ZadarPhone: +385 23 666 259
A traditional restaurant in Dalmatia is called a 'konoba' and Stomorica is definitely one of the most famous ones in Zadar where you can enjoy the best of Dalmatian cuisine, wines, spirits and delicious cakes made of the finest ingredients.Address: Stomorica ulica 12, 23000 ZadarPhone: +385 23 315 946
A grill restaurant and pizzeria in the city centre.Address: Plemića Borelli 5a, 23000 ZadarPhone: +385 23 213 275
Restaurant TINEL is a restaurant, bistro, pizzeria and a spaghetteria. It is a casual and relaxed restaurant, with a friendly crew and excellent chefs. We offer traditional Mediterranean and Dalmatian cuisine with a touch of creativity and contemporary themes.Address: Don Ive Prodana 2, 23000 zadarPhone: +385 98 975 7130Website: http://www.tinelzadar.com
This konoba is set in a sheltered garden with the foundations of a 2nd century Roman temple in its centrepiece. The menu is based on ancient Dalmatian recipes, mainly fish. "Trata" was the word for a big net used for communal fishing in past times.Address: Jerolima Vidulića 5, 23000 ZadarPhone: +385 23 250 319
Pizzeria Tri Bunara is located in the city centre, near the Three Wells Square. They offer a large selection of pizzas, sandwiches and salads.Address: Trg tri bunara bb, 23000 ZadarPhone: +385 23 250 390
A large, busy restaurant next to St Chrysogonus' Church with a wide choice of local and international meat and fish dishes. Perfectly respectable food at decent prices.Address: Brne Karnarutića 4, 23000 ZadarPhone: +385 23 251 859Website: http://www.restorani-zadar.hr
A family restaurant with a charcoal grill and a lovely courtyard terrace.Address: Ulica plemića Borelli 12, 23000 ZadarPhone: +385 23 214 076
Restaurant Bar Atrij, with a variety of dishes and drinks, awaits its guests from early morning until late evening. For breakfast Atrij offers muffins, croissants, toast, omelettes, and various types of cakes, for lunch they offer simpler dishes like pizza, pasta, fish and meat dishes, while in the evening, the restaurant transforms into a cozy lounge bar.Address: Jurja Barakovića 6, 23000 ZadarPhone: +385 23 316 424
One of the best places in the old town, not only because of its romantic location with a wonderful terrace in the little Foša harbour, but because this restaurant is well respected among locals for great fish.Address: Kralja Dmitra Zvonimira 2, HR-23000 ZadarPhone: +385 23 314 421Website: http://www.fosa.hr
Located in the 13th century Venetian Kaštel (Hotel Bastion) in the old town of Zadar, the menu oozes Dalmatian cuisine and creative modern culinary trends. Try the fresh fish, homemade bread and pasta filled with various creams. If you want local gastronomy, look no further!Address: HOTEL BASTION, Bedemi zadarskih pobuna 13, 23000 ZadarPhone: +385 23 49 49 50Website: http://www.hotel-bastion.hr
Gourmet Kalelarga offers a relaxing and enjoyable experience of unique Dalmatian atmosphere. Here you can start your day with coffee and fresh pastries from its own bakery, order a delicious morning meal before enjoying fresh, seasonal dishes and selected wines in the afternoon and spend an evening relaxing with a glass of champagne.Address: Art Hotel Kalelarga, Široka ulica 1, 23000 ZadarPhone: +385 23 233 000Website: http://www.arthotel-kalelarga.com
Delightfully modern and refined with a classy offer of inland and Dalmatian specialities and a great wine list, this place really is in a class of its own in the old town. Inventive, top quality cuisine!Address: Liburnska obala 6, 23000 ZadarPhone: +385 23 254 501Website: http://www.restaurant-kornat.com
This wine bar, breakfast & brunch restaurant serves prosciutto, cheese, free style food and high quality wines.Address: Široka ulica, 23000 ZadarPhone: +385 95 456 4556Website: http://email@example.com
Enjoy Thai cuisine in an original Thai ambience. Join the culinary trip to Thailand and feel its warmth and cordiality!Address: Put Dikla 9, 23000 ZadarPhone: +385 23 337 713Website: http://www.pearlofsiam.com.hr
Right next to the Five Wells Square and Captain's Tower, this konoba happens to be the oldest in the old city. It is a typical cosy konoba with a charming stone interior and a pleasant outdoor terrace with usual fish and meat dishes, specialized in food cooked under an iron bell ('pod pekom').Address: Trg Petra Zoranića 3, 23000 ZadarPhone: +385 23 213 236
The gastronomic offer of the Zadar region blends the best quality features of Dalmatian cuisine, which is very tasty and healthy. Gastronomy is essentially based on fish, seafood and mollusk dishes and everything is seasoned with home made olive oil, which is of exceptional quality in this region. The Zadar region is an ideal gastro-location for those who enjoy good food, wine, scents and the atmosphere of Dalmatia.
What better way to put the icing on the cake of your stay than by trying some amazing cake combinations from authentic maraška sour cherry to fig and cheesecakes.Address: Majke Margarite 3, 23000 ZadarPhone: +385 23 233 000Website: http://www.arthotel-kalelarga.com
A super spot to sit and enjoy the buzz of conversation and the view of the handsome footbridge and the Old Town peninsula opposite.Address: Obala kneza Branimira 10, 23000 ZadarPhone: +385 23 305 684
It is located just by the 'Riva' promenade and close to the Sea Organ and Greeting to the Sun, with a nice leafy terrace and an inside bar which is actually within the city bastions.Address: Obala kralja Petra Krešimira IV bb, 23000 ZadarPhone: +385 91 208 55 61
It has the most beautiful view over the old Roman Forum. From its position, you can kick back and watch other people strolling through the famous street Kalelarga.Address: Široka ulica 18, 23000 Zadar
A sparklingly modern cafe opposite the National Theatre, very popular because of good homemade cakes.Address: Široka ulica - Kalelarga, 23000 ZadarWebsite: http://www.restorani-zadar.hr/kavana-danica
It is wildly popular after dark and famous for good music, a tiny art gallery and an older crowd all crammed into a little space in an atmospheric stone street.Address: Varoška 2, 23000 ZadarPhone: +385 23 31 47 74
Forum offers a good selection of light meals and beverages and it is centrally located – just a stone's throw from the main attractions of Zadar city centre.Address: Široka Ulica 18, 23000 ZadarPhone: +385 23 250 705
This café offers some really colourful drinks, Illy coffee and a chilled out atmosphere. With its indoor and outdoor seating it is a nice place to relax and have a conversation.Address: Ruđera Boškovića 4, 23000 Zadar
Kult café has a gorgeous terrace in a little park with a stone balustrade. It is a popular hangout with the locals.Address: Stomorica 6, Varoš, 23000 Zadar
One of the coolest chill-out spots for a slightly older crowd. After sundown, comfy cushions are strewn on the steps by St Anastasia's Cathedral.Address: Trg Sv. Stošije 3, 23000 ZadarPhone: +385 23 25 08 51
The best location at People's Square, next to the City Guard. Inside you can see the church of St Lawrence from 11th century.Address: Narodni 1, 23000 ZadarWebsite: http://www.restorani-zadar.hr/kavana-lovre
It is located at the Five Wells Square, right by the column from the Roman Forum.Address: Ilije Smiljanića 4, 23000 ZadarPhone: +385 23 311 514
Riva café has a pleasant terrace on the Riva promenade, near the Roman ForumAddress: Ul. zadarskog mira 1358 br.22, 23000 ZadarPhone: +385 23 251 462
A place to meet friends or business partners. Relax in comfort on the stylish sofas or take in the atmosphere at the long bar. From a night out with friends to a corporate function for 500 we are sure you will enjoy the Arsenal experience.Address: Trg tri bunara 1, HR-23000 ZadarPhone: +385 23 253 833Website: http://www.arsenalzadar.com
This spectacular garden on top of the city walls has always been the coolest hangout in Zadar. Now, coolly minimalist with ultra-comfortable loungers, it´s a perfect place for enjoying drinks, sunshine, the view and hot summer nights to the tune of nu jazz, dub, latin, breaks and downtempo electronica.Address: Bedemi zadarskih pobuna 5, HR-23000 ZadarPhone: +385 23 254 509Website: http://www.thegardenzadar.com
If you want to spruce on in to this popular night club with somewhat of a modern and minimalistic interior. Keep an eye on this summer's entertainment guide with theme nights, international DJs, and concerts by Croatian and international artists.Address: Kolovare bb, HR-23000 ZadarWebsite: http://www.hitch-bar.com
Lounge & Bar Ledana in the historic centre of Zadar might be the new coolest hangout spot in the city. It´s a perfect place for enjoying drinks and music in the beautiful surroundings of the romantic Queen Jelena Madije Park and the Five Wells Square with a spectacular view over the city.Address: Perivoj Kraljice Jelene Madijevke, 23000 ZadarPhone: +385 98 630 760Website: http://Ledana.hr
Venture out in the morning or afternoon and it's a café, head on down late in the evening and it transforms into a night club. With live bands and various DJs performing, you have every excuse to sip cocktails and party.Address: Obala kneza Branimira 6a, HR-23000 ZadarPhone: +385 91 421 23 23Website: http://www.maraschinobar.hr
A mix of good Croatian and international music, ethnic furniture and fine cocktails and wines keep this waterside evening venue top of the list of favourites.Address: Liburnska Obala 6, 23000 ZadarPhone: +385 23 251 716
A super, modern bar by the Borik marina, with a great selection of drinks and a terrace with live music. Recommended for easy early evening drinking.Address: Obala Kneza Domagoja 1, 23000 ZadarPhone: +385 95 539 5391
In addition to the restoration of artifacts, the museum produces souvenirs and replicas that are mostly copies of archaeological material. The workshop possesses almost a hundred varied objects in the form of copies and souvenirs made of pottery and artificial stone.Address: Trg opatice Čike 1, 23000 ZadarPhone: +385 23 250 516, +385 23 250 542Website: http://www.amzd.hr
A wine shop with a good selection of gourmet products and gifts.Address: Kraljskog Dalmatina 7, 23000 ZadarPhone: +385 23 25 02 46
City Galleria, with its architectural beauty and impressive size, is a place where you can find almost everything you need. They offer a large city market on the main open square and an indoor market with lots of fresh fruit, vegetables, fish, meat and all sorts of delicacies. A large number of world renown fashion brands can be found right here, which speaks of the diversity of their offer where everyone can find something for themselves. With a secured underground public parking and a truly pleasant ambiance, City Galleria has become a very popular place for meeting friends over coffee, business meetings, fun shopping trips, and in the evening hours it offers relaxation in a number of cozy cafés or excitement of a new movie in one of 6 cineplex screens.Address: Murvička 1, 23000 ZadarPhone: +385 23 300 100Website: http://www.citygalleria.hr
In most Dalmatian towns the market is a sight for sore eyes, and Zadar's is one of the biggest and best. It's been here since the Middle Ages, but the large open space dates back to WWII, when many buildings were flattened in this part of town.Address: Pod bedemom bb, 23000 Zadar
Croatian Design Superstore is a hybrid of a design exhibition and a pop-up shop, hosting the very best of Croatian designers, including items of fashion, gastronomy, oenology, jewellery and furniture. It's also an excellent place to find unusual gifts and souvenirs.Address: Rector's Palace, Poljana Šime Budinića bb, 23000 ZadarWebsite: http://www.croatiandesignsuperstore.comOpening hours: Every day from 10a.m. to 10p.m., until 25th September
Etno DI is located in the heart of the Old Town. This small ethno souvenir shop offers handmade, one of a kind gifts and souvenirs that will make your holiday in Zadar memorable.Address: Ulica Knezova Šubica Bribirskih, 23000 ZadarPhone: +385 95 9258 718
Produced exclusively from the milk of the autochthonous sheep on the Island of Pag, Paški Sir (Pag Cheese) is the most awarded ewes' milk cheese in all of Croatia. Paški Sir is a protected source product and has received numerous awards and honours. Gligora Paški Sir has a peculiar and subtle piquant taste and smell, it crumbles and melts in your mouth.Address: Hrvoja V.Hrvatinića 5, 23000 ZadarWebsite: http://www.gligora.com
Gallery of sacred art and Croatian souvenirs.Address: Ulica don Ive Prodana 11, 23000 ZADARPhone: +385 23 300 749Website: http://www.laudato.hr
L'Occitane is a top quality French beauty brand formulated with natural, active ingredients inspired by Provençal traditions. The products represent the customs and traditions of the Mediterranean, enhanced by its welcome and hospitality. In L'Occitane stores, you will find everything for body care, from head to toe, as well as friendly and educated staff who will be more than happy to give you advice on your ideal well-being.Address: Narodni trg 3, 23000 ZadarWebsite: http://www.loccitane.hr
The most famous multi brand store in Zadar is the best place to visit if you are looking for prominent Croatian designers that you haven't heard of yet. It sells clothes and accessories by Ricov. In addition to the clothes, you will find sandals and ballet shoes signed by Diana Džepina, purses by Baggiz and Slaven Milić and jewellery by Iva Stojković, Oh Tiger, Emily K design, Ljilja, Lubotomy, Midžo and glass necklaces by Antonija Gospić.Address: Don Ive Prodana 3, 23000 ZadarPhone: +385 23 213 239
The Royal pearl of the Maraska Inc. production crown is, without a doubt, Maraschino - the original and noble liqueur originating from Zadar.Address: Mate Karamana 3, 23000 ZadarWebsite: http://www.maraska.hr
Take the opportunity to see the replica Roman glassware on sale as this is one of the classiest souvenir shops in the city.Address: Poljana Zemaljskog odbora 1, 23000 ZadarPhone: +385 23 363 833, +385 23 363 833Website: http://www.mas-zadar.hr
Supernova Centre Zadar offers enjoyable, affordable and relaxed shopping experience. At an easily accessible location, only 10 minutes drive from the centre of the city, you will find a large selection of brands. At Zadar Supernova Centre you will find the best European brands, as well as local manufacturers. The Centre is organized to fulfill the needs of an entire family - their offer includes a large selection of clothes, shoes, accessories and jewellery, gadgets, supplies for the youngest, sport, home and office equipment, as well as audio and video equipment, pet supplies, leather accessories, optical products, perfumery and drugstores and a huge supermarket and a free playroom for children. The Supernova brand offer will satisfy even the most sophisticated fashion tastes.Address: Ulica akcije Maslenica 1, 23000 ZadarPhone: +385 23 327 301Website: http://www.supernova.hr/zadar/
In the ancient city of Zadar there were many distilleries which processed the local marasca cherries and other fruit. Maraschino, Cherry Brandy, Triple Sec. and other delicious and famous liqueurs were served on royal courts and were considered to be beverages of the nobility. The heart of the pralines is the aroma of local liqueurs and the body is made from fine couverture chocolate worked on marble following the ancient Belgian method. While indulging in this delicacy, the chocolate lovers may feel the spirit of those magnificent ancient times.Address: Ulica plemića Borelli 7, 23000 ZadarPhone: +385 23 322 251, +385 91 720 15 55Website: http://www.cokoladavitlov.com
While staying in the Zadar region do not miss buyingthe bottle of Maraschino - the original and noble liqueur originating from Zadar. The perfect souvenir is also Pag lace, a unique handcraft often considered as one of the best Croatian souvenirs. If you wonder what to take home you can also buy some good local wine, olive oil or some famous Pag cheese.
Zadar's international airport is located around 14 kilometres from the city centre and is served by taxis stationed outside, buses and car hire companies.Phone: +385 23 313 311


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Thu October 8 2015
Burley's Scotland team
Former Scotland manager George Burley tells us what he thinks would be his strongest team to face Poland in Thursday's European Qualifier.
Thu October 8 2015
Schlupp: Vardy desrves England place
Jeffrey Schlupp thinks Leicester teammate Jamie Vardy - the Premier League's top scorer - deserves a place in the England squad for Euro 2016.
Thu October 8 2015
Meet Hairy Potter!
Stoke City fan Sean Ruane, also known as 'Hairy Potter, shows us why he feels right at home in his back garden.
Thu October 8 2015
Walcott backing British teams
Theo Walcott is hoping there is a big British presence in France next year and says it will be great for everyone to be involved.
Wed October 7 2015
Caborn backs Blatter suspension
Former Sports Minister Richard Caborn thinks suspending Blatter would be the right thing to do, despite the fact he hasn't been found guilty of any wrongdoing.
Wed October 7 2015
Blatter suspension recommended
FIFA's ethics committee recommends suspending FIFA president Sepp Blatter for 90 days.
Wed October 7 2015
Edwards admits to qualification nerves
Wales midfielder David Edwards admits there's a little anxiety in the group knowing qualification for Euro 2016 is within their grasp.
Wed October 7 2015
Walcott would relish Rooney place
Wayne Rooney missed England training for the second day in a row. His absence could provide Theo Walcott an oppurtunity he would relish... but he's not counting Rooney out just yet...
Wed October 7 2015
Strachan looking to 'nullify' Lewandowski
Scotland manager Gordon Strachan explains how he has organised his side to deal with the threat posed by Poland's Robert Lewandowski.
Wed October 7 2015
Rooney sits out England training
Andy Burton brings you the latest team news from England's training camp ahead of the game against Estonia on Friday night.
Tue October 6 2015
Chelsea duo celebrate title
Chelsea ladies celebrated a League and Cup double on Sunday and Katie Chapman and Fran Kirby are looking forward their Champions League debut.
Tue October 6 2015
Beckham ready for United return
David Beckham returns to Old Trafford to play a charity match for Manchester United under Sir Alex Ferguson.
Tue October 6 2015
Beckenbauer - Klopp is a winner
Franz Beckenbauer thinks Liverpool would get a 'top class manager' if they opt for Jurgen Klopp to replace Brendan Rodgers.
Tue October 6 2015
Watzke - Klopp can be a success
Dortmund Chief Executive Hans Joachim Watzke says Jurgen Klopp has the ability to manage any club in world football.
Sun October 4 2015
Tyler's Teaser - 4th October
Sky Sports' Martin Tyler brings you the latest teaser ahead of Manchester United's trip to face Arsenal.
Mon October 5 2015
What to expect from Klopp!
Sky Sports News understand Liverpool have made contact with Jurgen Klopp's people. So what can Liverpool fans expect if Klopp does succeed Brendan Rodgers?
Mon October 5 2015
Henry reacts to Rodgers news
Watch Thierry Henry's initial reaction when he hears the breaking news about Brendan Rodgers sacking at Liverpool.
Mon October 5 2015
Clement - Carlo 'good fit' for Liverpool
Carlo Ancelotti's former assistant Paul Clement thinks the former Chelsea boss would be a good fit at Liverpool.


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