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Moose (Merged topic)
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Posted 13 March 2008 - 06:06 AM
Apparently there are some choice bits along the back and loins and head, but the pieces I have been given and cooked have been dark, lean and a bit tough. As much as I enjoy a rare steak, I would be careful with the meat of any wild animal - you never really know where they've been or what parasites they might have.
I just made a cornish game hen with chestnut stuffing. . .
Would you believe a pigeon stuffed with spam? . . .
Would you believe a rat filled with cough drops?
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Posted 13 March 2008 - 07:06 AM
If it is steak (evenly grained, no silverskin or sinewy/gristly stuff), I would do as you first thought--pound it out and grill it. Don't overcook it. Or slice it paper thin and do a stir fry thing, maybe with lots of mushrooms and onion.
If it is sinewy/gristly, then make a stew or braise.
Posted 13 March 2008 - 01:37 PM
In my familly, we used to make fondue with moose but I assume you could make interesting burgers too. I would add some fat in the ground meat if you decide to go for burgers.
You could also slice it very very thinly and cook it in butter flavoured with some herbs (sage, thyme or rosemary).
Moose has quite a strong and unusual taste... a bit like a very gamey horse meat. Some people don't like it others are crazy for it. If you want to experience the taste of moose meat, cook it as simply as possible.
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Braises freeze well.
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Being game, it will be quite lean (little to no marbling), so on any of the grilling cuts medium-rare is the rule. Personally, I think moose tartare is a near-transcendental experience. FYI, moose can carry disease (e.g.: trichnosis, tapeworms), so freezing the meat for a few weeks (perhaps more on really big pieces) is highly recommended. As stated above, any braise should work well, but I favour rich/fatty braises with moose because it's so lean that it has a tendency to dry out.
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Posted 15 September 2011 - 12:53 PM
I would like to eat wild meat and not agriculture grown stuff anymore. I have no experience with reindeer meats. I would use them as braise or sous vide. I like the fatty cuts.
They also sell marrow bones, i am sure they make a great stock but they are little expencive.
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Posted 19 November 2011 - 07:25 PM
Probably excellent idea. Since they are unlabeled, I would pull them out one at a time, let it thaw and see what you have to work with. It will probably make more sense when you see it face to face.
am going to let them sit in the freezer til after thanksgiving.
When I was first married, I mean within a week, my m-i-l brought me a zillion pounds of frozen elk meat. I was at the time a virgin cook. The easiest parcels were ground -> elkburgers. Prime cuts, i.e., t-bones or NY steaks, we flash-fried to greater or lesser success. Larger mystery cuts, we sliced and pounded and made a version of Swiss steak, a dish that is probably unknown today: pounded steak, breaded in flour, browned then braised either with or without tomato.
Do let us know, parcel by parcel, about how you are handling your largesse.
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Posted 09 December 2012 - 01:35 PM
12 hours of work turned that into abour 600 lbs of component parts and pieces -- all nicely labelled for packing.
One of the first meals. A seared round roast that was finished by wrapping it in the rind of a freshly smoked slab of homemade bacon before cooking to an internal temp of 135.
This week. Corned moose heart and tongue.
Steamed on on rye with saur kraut and swiss.
Flavour wise, moose is like a "beefier" beef. It is like the flavour of oxtails but through the entire animal -- even when med rare. The shanks make for an amzingly rich stew. Will post more as we empty the freezer.
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Posted 18 December 2012 - 02:46 PM
1) - Does Moose benefit from a couple days of dry aging? Or is there simply not enough fat content to do anything of significance to the meat?
2) As I said above, I am planning on Sous Vide. I have settled on probably 48 hours at around 62.5 degrees. Does this seem about right? Or again, am I way off the mark.
I am throwing this out there, because I haven't dealt much with Moose other than in ground form, so I want to make sure this is perfect. Any and all help is super appreciated!
Thanks so much
Posted 19 December 2012 - 12:50 AM
I was way off in my initial temps and times. I did some math and figured out what I want texture wise and decided
on 145 degrees for 24 hours. I am going to add a little red wine, a couple of drops of rose syrup to bring out the sweetness a little.and some salt and pepper and thats it. I know that cooking time seems a little optimistic in terms of complete doneness, but I think the smoking at the end is going to take it up to where I need it, which will be 155 degrees. May do a mustard and red wine reduction as a sauce. I will get pictures of the entire process and report back with my findings early Christmas morning!
Posted 19 December 2012 - 03:29 AM
I did a search on the forums and that topic didn't appear.. Ugh! Sorry.
Posted 19 December 2012 - 10:57 AM
Depending on how the moose was cared for, it can definitely benefit from a few days in the fridge. Was it hung for any amount of time before butchering? Old or young moose?
If I've been forced to butcher an animal before the optimal hanging time of 14 days (I had to butcher my moose two days after taking it) I take my roasts and after defrosting them I put them in a large ziploc with a huge wad of paper towel underneath and leave it in the fridge for a few days. This improves the flavour and texture somewhat though not nearly as much as proper aging on the bone does.
Sous vide works excellently with elk and moose. I recently did an elk roast sous vide for 12 hours at 130 F and it turned out perfect. For moose I would not go past 135 F (140 max). It is a lean lean animal and temps of 145 and higher are considered well done. 48 or even 24 hours of sous vide is sometimes too much for game like moose and deer. The meat stays nice and pink but the texture can get somewhat mushy -- almost chalky. Moose loin is of a much finer grain than other parts of the animal and more susceptible to this effect than beef.
The pic below is of the sous vide elk roast. I Jaccarded it (I would NOT do this for loin), seasoned with salt and pepper and vac packed it in a bag with chiles, lime slices, red onion and olive oil and cooked it for 12 hours at 130 F (54.5 C). Seared it with a torch afterwards. 135 F would give a lighter pink and 145 F would be bordering on gray. The beautiful thing about sous vide is that you could go for 12 hours and then check for texture and doneness -- if happy, chill and rebag and simply bring it up to temp on the day of the meal. If not, rebag and place it back in the bath for more time. Smoking lightly afterwards and then searing should be fine. I liken moose to really beefy tasting beef, you notice that it is not beef but it does not have the tang that deer does, the flavour is deeper and rounder than venison. Big red wines and dark beers were made for it.
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Posted 19 December 2012 - 12:59 PM
So excited to work with this beautiful piece of meat! Taking your advice, and bringing down cooking time and temp. Cannot wait to get going on it!
Again thanks so much! I will be taking plenty of pictures to document, and of course, I will put them up on here.
Yours sincerely
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Posted 23 December 2012 - 04:53 AM
Have you used pine smoke before?
followed by a light smoke of dry pine branches.
I have a ceramic cooker and I'm active on the Komodo Kamado forum (http://www.komodokamado.com/forum). There, I've long advocated putting wood chips or chunks in a cast iron dutch oven with a few small holes drilled in the bottom, and the lid sealed on with flour paste. (This is to place on a charcoal fire, temperature controlled like sous vide by a PID controller.) The idea is to "distill" the most pleasant part of the smoke, making it one more flavor in balance. Even then, I prefer apple to stronger wood smokes for most purposes. I'm having trouble imagining that pine smoke would contribute a desirable flavor.
Posted 23 December 2012 - 01:56 PM
Have you used pine smoke before?
followed by a light smoke of dry pine branches.
I have a ceramic cooker and I'm active on the Komodo Kamado forum (http://www.komodokamado.com/forum). There, I've long advocated putting wood chips or chunks in a cast iron dutch oven with a few small holes drilled in the bottom, and the lid sealed on with flour paste. (This is to place on a charcoal fire, temperature controlled like sous vide by a PID controller.) The idea is to "distill" the most pleasant part of the smoke, making it one more flavor in balance. Even then, I prefer apple to stronger wood smokes for most purposes. I'm having trouble imagining that pine smoke would contribute a desirable flavor.
A very light smoking with pine does depending on the recipe. Maybe a half hour at most.
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I see a logistical conflict here: In the BBQ world, one always smokes cold raw meat, getting a beautiful red smoke ring as the meat absorbs smoke, until this process stops somewhere before 145 F. Any smoke after that is a surface effect, only there to reassure the cook and guests that they're really cooking with smoke. In the sous vide world, one typically moves hot procedures to after sous vide that in classical technique would precede a braise.
I am planning on Sous vide, followed by a light smoke of dry pine branches.
I'd smoke the moose first, then chill it as your vacuum chamber requires, or use an alternative method (I use an impulse sealer and snip a corner to expel air under water, allowing me to work hot).
Recall also the advice of Thomas Keller (and others) that flavors are stronger sous vide, one has to be very careful with any spice. Pine smoke is such a spice...


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More firms have been fined for breaching the weight limit on the historic Town Bridge at Bradford on Avon.
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"Honeywell's Geismar site was established in 1967 and is currently operated by roughly 275 employees and 130 contractors. The site is responsible for producing multiple refrigerants, hydrofluoric acid, and a resin that is used in medical packaging. The various reactors, heat exchangers, steam traps, and process piping that make our processes a reality all utilize insulation to maintain temperatures and moderate processes. All of our processes are susceptible to inefficiencies because systems that include insulation can degrade in a chemical plant environment. When insulation degrades, it loses its ability to retain heat within the system. Though the site is in Louisiana, winters can still be cold, and steam and other process lines have even been known to freeze in the past. Improved repair and maintenance of insulation systems could have helped prevent these process upsets."
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Personal Bio
Jono Campbell is the manager of Te Ora Hou Otautahi, and also the National Coordinator of Te Ora Hou Aotearoa.
Te Ora Hou is a youth-based organisation that provides a number of innovative programmes for at risk youth. Te Ora Hou offers weekly programmes linking young people with a mentor, and provides camps, training, and various discipleship programmes, all aimed at assisting young people with their transition to adulthood.
Jono holds a degree in political studies and a diploma in teaching. He began his involvement in youth services in 1991 as a junior volunteer at Te Ora Hou, and soon after became a volunteer leader. I was invited to join by a mate of my older sister during my seventh form year, says Jono. He was a volunteer leader and encouraged me to get stuck in and Ive been involved ever since.
After returning from a stint in the UK teaching at an innovative private school for children with autism and other related learning difficulties, Jono began fulltime work for Te Ora Hou and Te Kaupapa Whakaora alternative education program. During this time, he led a pilot project in partnership with the Department of Internal Affairs that sought ways of minimising offending within a particular group of juvenile offenders.
Youth work allows me to continually learn and to be challenged everyday, Jono says. I particularly enjoy working with urban Maori and Polynesian groups, especially young leaders. I also enjoy working in specific communities particularly those I have lived in.
Since Jono has been with Te Ora Hou, the organisation has grown to a fulltime staff of seven. It also employs two fulltime interns and more than 20 volunteers. Staff work with about 80 whanau and rangatahi each week, and focus on long-term youth development rather than short-term interventions.
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Jono understands all the tensions that come with the hands on work as well as the administration side of youth work including finding the funding and supporting out-workers, volunteers and whanau, and therefore, brings a broad range of experiences to the Wayne Francis Charitable Trust. As well as being involved with the Youth Advisory Group, Jono has also served on various local and national reference groups on youth issues.


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Bolero Brazilian Steak House
The last few times I've come to Bolero, I haven't been all that impressed. The meat is generally on the dry or overcooked side, plus the meat lacks flavour. They do have quite a large selection of meat and other items like the amazing pineapple they serve. This visit was at 11am Sunday for their brunch, which is located at the Smugglers Inn building on McLeod Trail S.
For brunch, it wasn't their usual hot bar, they had scambled eggs, bacon, hashbrowns, battered deep fried fish with tartar sauce, pasta, and the highlight of the meal, eggs benedict. The benny's were actually pretty good and was the best thing served at the brunch, even over the specialized brazilian meat. They have a cold bar as well, where I tried for the first time I think, hearts of palm, which were delicious. Other than that, they had a good assortment of different things including peel and eat shrimp (they didn't put out any shrimp cocktail sauce). This brunch also had an omelette station and dessert section. As for the Rodizio you have a stop and go wood thing where green means bring it on and red means oh my god I'm full. The meats served at brunch were, back ribs (outstanding), top sirloin (bland,overcooked), leg of lamb (cooked perfect but no seasoning), sausage (delicious), chicken drumsticks (good), Tuna (odd, was excited but it was dry), and the almighty pineapple (super outstanding). The Rodizio was rather quick and if there was something you wanted, they would bring it by. The brunch/buffet section was slow and unattended to. Things ran out often and I often heard customers complaining about waiting for brunch items, especially the benny's.
Overall the place is ok. I don't give it the high marks that many people do around town. It's a nice looking restaurant, atmosphere is good, service is good, but the food, in my opinion, really needs to be much improved. Gaucho's Brazilian Barbecue across from Chinook Centre is by far the better place and is one of my favourite Calgary restaurants (the hot bar is so good), I find it more authentic and much more flavourful. Funny thing is our waiter was raving about how good Gaucho's was too, it's got to make you think if he's saying that.
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These studies were conducted with Soligenix's aluminum-adjuvanted ricin toxin vaccine, RiVax™, made under precise lyophilization conditions using excipients that aid in maintaining native protein structure of the ricin A chain, the immunogenic compound of the vaccine. When RiVax™ was kept at 40 degrees C for over one month, all of the animals vaccinated with the lyophilized RiVax™ vaccine developed potent and high titer neutralizing antibodies. In contrast, animals that were vaccinated with the liquid RiVax™ vaccine kept at 40 degrees C did not develop neutralizing antibodies and were not protected against ricin exposure. The ricin A chain is extremely sensitive to temperature and rapidly loses the ability to induce neutralizing antibodies when exposed to temperatures higher than 8 degrees C.
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Take me out to the ball game…
There are many classically "American" traditions, but Baseball is certainly one of the more important ones.
As far back as I can remember baseball was a staple in my home. My dad is definitely a fan. He taught me the game and even coached my softball team in middle school.
One of my favorite memories of baseball came in the fall of 1984…I remember it like it was yesterday. I was proudly wearing my signed Alan Trammel jersey and the old English D cap. My dad and I sat together on our comfy 70's orange and brown couch watching the 19″ TV with no remote control–except me when I turned the knob and bunny ears to get the channel just right (benefit of being an only child…who says we are spoiled?). I sat there proudly with my papa and saw history being made as the Tigers won the World Series.
We jumped with pure joy when we clinched the title…"Champions." We heard our neighbors screams of delight and all ran outside to celebrate together with the sounds of fireworks in the distance. My city was united, my father and I were bonding, and my neighbors became family that night.
Since then it has become a Father's Day tradition to take my "old man" (who is only 59 years young) out to the ball game.
We spend about three hours in our beautiful Comerica Ballpark, shelling peanuts, eating stadium dogs, and taking in the sights of the D in the background. And just being…daddy and daughter! With an occasional wave and a joyous rendition of the classic 7th inning stretch…"Take me out to the ballgame." These are special moments and I cherish them more each and every year!
Baseball is tied to my youth, my dad, and my city. Yes…Baseball is an American tradition but it is also a great analogy of the human spirit…and that belongs to everyone!


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Postgame QuotesWisconsin vs. Savannah StateKohl Center -- Madison, Wis.Dec. 15, 2011Wisconsin Head Coach Bo Ryan
On Savannah State's difficult road games:"I did it when I was at UW-Milwaukee. It's all part of it. Most of the teams in those leagues know it's a one-pony show; the team that wins their conference tournament. That's the scene that exists. Actually, what a great experience for these guys. If you're leading to the fact that isn't it too bad, actually, it's a basketball game. These guys get to travel to some pretty neat places and go to some pretty neat venues. It's all about the college experience. Are they going to be better people because of the trips that they're taking? Usually. It's okay. They're getting ready for their league, and we're getting ready for ours. With our guys having so many tests this week, finals start on Saturday, but our guys have had an awful lot of tests, we can't be traveling on a week like this."
On Jared Berggren's efficiency the past two games:"He's been solid. As a coach, I just think of that one shot he threw up that he could have done a little better job at, but he's out there for a reason. He's getting better, he's learning during each and every game how to read the defenses, are they doubling down, are they doubling from behind, what kind of looks he's going to get. He's also finding people at times. He's getting better as a player, and that's what we like to see."
On defense's third time this season holding a team to 33 points or less:"I know our defense made them work to get a good shot. That's all you can ask for, no matter who the opponent is. I've seen some of these teams come into places, in the past week or so, and hit shots like crazy and get on a hot streak. I thought defensively, we stayed consistent, especially taking away their 3s, not that they were hunting down that many 3s. They were trying to work the post. They were very patient. They used this game to work on a lot of things that will help them in the long run. We were trying to do the same thing, too. We weren't trying to push it down with a lead or take bad shots or do things that we won't be required to do against bigger teams. As far as grit inside, they took it at us. They really imposed their will on the offensive glass. We just need to do a better job keeping them off."
On Rob Wilson's play tonight:"Rob played hard. He did a good job defensively, and he showed some flashes of things he's going to have to do to help us from off the bench. You have to be eight, nine, 10 deep when you get into the conference because a lot can happen when you get into the Big Ten Conference season -- injuries, flu's, foul trouble, things like that. That's what he's been trying to do and that's why we saw minutes tonight."
Junior Jared Berggren On his recent efficiency shooting the basketball:"The last two games I've shot the ball pretty well. There were a couple moves in the post today that were kind of questionable and I could've made stronger moves or maybe kicked it out and reposted, but overall I was hitting some shots and have felt pretty good the past two games."On what it means when the substitutes on the team are playing tough defense as well:"It's encouraging to see guys playing hard to the final buzzer. It's something that Coach Ryan is going to make note of them on. He expects guys to play at a high level regardless of who's on the floor and regardless of what the score is. It's encouraging to see guys get out there like that and make good plays."Senior Jordan TaylorOn Wisconsin's quick start:"No matter the circumstances we have to try and come out with some energy. I think we came out kind of sluggish in the second half, which was disappointing, but we got it going there a little towards the end."Sophomore Josh GasserOn why he believes they've been able to slow team's scoring defensively:"We try to force teams into tough shots, and shots that they don't really want to take. Early in the shot clock, teams are looking to get to the hoop, and I think we do a good job of cutting that off, forcing them to work clock a little bit and maybe get a shot they don't really want to take. I think our defensive principles have been working well so far, and we're looking to keep that going looking forward."
Savannah State Coach Horace BroadnaxOpening Statement: "First of all, I have a tremendous amount of respect for Bo [Ryan]. Just seeing how patient his guys are in running their offense, I was telling him at the end that I thought Jordan [Taylor] could have looked for tremendous opportunities to score: they could have looked for a lot more scoring opportunities but they patiently ran their offense and did things extremely well. They didn't play much pressure defense, but they stayed in position and we turned the ball over, eight times in the first eight minutes. It's just amazing how year in and year out he [Bo Ryan] produces way above average basketball programs without the mega-stars that you see at other programs."
On Wisconsin's defensive effort tonight: "It doesn't look special, but at the end of the day they stay in position and they allow you to get jump shots, but they contest the jump shots. So they don't put themselves out of position, and as you get close to the basket they play really tough and really physical. They don't burn a lot of energy, which almost makes me want to rethink my own philosophy. We turned the ball over eight times early, and they didn't really pressure us--but sometimes staying in position is pressure. If you stay in position and stay between the basket and the man and the ball, you're going to be successful. So they really stayed in position--they don't double, they don't pressure, they don't hedge. They switch everything for the most part, but they just stay in position, which is what defense is really all about."
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A Russian made S-75 anti-aircraft missile mounted on a vehicle is displayed 07 September 1999 in a military parade in Tripoli to mark the 30th anniversary of the Libyan Revolution that brought Moamer Kadhafi to power. Missiles such as these are now largely obsolete and offer little treat to the US and its allies. Photo by Marwan Naamani - Copyright AFP 2000
Vedrine, speaking here at a joint press conference with US Secretary of State Madeleine Albright, said Paris did not dispute that missile technology had unfortunately leaked out to such countries but questioned whether this was a valid rationale for a national missile defense (NMD) system.
"We do have a number of questions to raise about the issue of what you here call threats," Vedrine said. "Obviously there are instances of proliferation around the world despite the great efforts we have made to try to prevent them."
"Does that mean though that there is a real strategic threat which would warrant a review of the treaty?" he asked, referring to US efforts to amend the 1972 Anti-Ballistic Missile (ABM) pact to allow for wide-scale NMD systems.
The United States has pointed to North Korea in the short- and medium-term and Iran in the longer-term as countries capable of threatening US territory with intercontinental ballistic missiles. Washington wants to convince allies, and its ABM treaty partner, Russia, that missile defense is the only way to protect against such "rogue states."
Russia is vehemently opposed to any amendment of the treaty, signed by the United States and the former Soviet Union, which forbids systems capable of shooting down incoming missiles. Moscow sees NMD as a direct threat to its security, since it could enable the United States to attack Russia without fearing the response.
Moscow has already rejected suggested ABM modifications, but the topic will be at the center of talks during a summit between Presidents Bill Clinton and Vladimir Putin next month.
In addition to the Russian objections, China is also opposed to NMD and several US allies in Europe, including France and Germany, have expressed deep concerns about the impact the system could have on stability, with its potential for stirring a new nuclear arms race.
Clinton has promised he will consult with most, if not all, of the concerned countries before he makes a decision on deployment, expected sometime this fall.
Vedrine said France recognized the United States' right to protect itself but said it should address European and other concerns if it decides to go ahead with NMD.
"The United States can take decisions they believe are appropriate in the national security context ... however, we would like the issues we have raised to be taken into account in the whole decision-making process," he said.
"If there were to be any changes to the treaty ... what we are asking is that the consequences on the global strategic situation and on other disarmament agreements be taken into account."
Albright, like Clinton, promised consultation but made clear the US belief that the decision was its own.
"We will be very interested in hearing what you Europeans think about it because it is a very important question," she said at the joint press conference with Vedrine, after a meeting between the two at the State Department.
"Again, the president has not made his decision yet (but) we have to be in a position to protect our territory and at the same time preserve the structure of what we do in arms control," said Albright.
Europe May Look Unkindly Towards US Missile Defense Plans
Washington (AFP) May 1, 2000 - Europe would respond "very badly" if the United States decides to deploy a national missile defense system without first reaching an agreement with Russia and discussing the issue with the Europeans, Javier Solana said here Monday.


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GREEN BAY, WI- The Wisconsin State Legislature is taking up a bill that would ban high-potency liquor like 190-proof Everclear. Last month a 22 year old Wisconsin man died drinking Everclear mixed with Gatorade and Red Bull prompting a push to ban the potent liquor. However, here in Green Bay, on one of the biggest drinking nights of the year bar and liquor store owners are not supporting it.
The Centers for Disease Control says about 88 thousand people die from excessive alcohol use a year, sometimes hard liquor like Everclear is the problem. A bill circulating through Madison to ban the drink. A ban representative Andre Jacque of De Pere says fourteen other states have done.
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Green Thumb, the original name of Experience Works, started as a small
rural demonstration project in 1965 as part of Lady Bird Johnson's
beautification program. At the time, rural leaders who recalled farmers
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provide the skilled labor for her program. And so was born the only
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of older workers.
In the early days of the program, it was common to find crews of
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Shellie Zimmerman is filing for divorce from George Zimmerman, the neighborhood watchman who was acquitted of second-degree murder in the death of Trayvon Martin.
Attorney Kelly Sims confirmed to the Local 6 on Thursday that his client, Shellie Zimmerman, is divorcing her husband of six years. Sims said his client filed it in the Seminole County courts, citing the marriage "irretrievably broken."
Thursday's report of the impending divorce comes a week after Shellie Zimmerman said in an interview she "would have to think about" if she stayed married to George Zimmerman.
George Zimmerman's brother, Robert, asked for prayers for Shellie and George Zimmerman on Twitter.
Local 6 has also reached out to Zimmerman's attorney, Mark O'Mara, but has not yet heard back.
Shellie Zimmerman pleaded guilty last week to a misdemeanor perjury charge for lying during a bail hearing following her husband's arrest for the fatal shooting of 17-year-old Martin in February 2012.
Her husband wasn't in court with her last week as she was sentenced to a year's probation and 100 hours of community service.
George Zimmerman made headlines again on Wednesday after Lake Mary police said they issued him a $256 speeding ticket the day before.
A jury found George Zimmerman not guilty of second-degree murder in July 2013.
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I had my surgery a week ago. I was suppose to get my bandages off today and he changed the date till next week. 2 weeks seems a bit long to have bandages on since everything I read says people were taking showers a coupld days after.
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Bandages after Breast Augmentation Surgery?
Keep in mind, that there are many different ways of handling "bandages" after plastic surgical procedures; there is no right way. Disregard the "I do it this way" responses and follow your own plastic surgeon's recommendations.
Best wishes.
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Bandages After Breast Augmentation #breastimplants
There is no set time. Usually it is personal preference by the surgeon. I use medical glue when possible and that stays on for weeks. If I use steri strips and sometimes I have them there for weeks. Just talk to you surgeon.
Bandages after breast augmentation
I don't use any post-operative bandage other than a small amount of skin glue. I usually recommend a shower at 48 hours post op. I would discuss your concerns with your doctor.
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Breast augmentation and bandages
Each surgeon is a bit different in terms of dressings. For my breast augmentations I usually just place some steri-strips over the incisions and a ligth gauze over the strips. The patients were a soft sports bra and can take the dressings off the next day and shower as they want.
Dressing Changes Afer Breast Augmentation
I typically like to remove the dressings in 48 to 72 hours. This allows me to evaluate the incision, allows the patient to shower and to have the patient start to place fresh dressings daily.
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When to change bandages following a breast augmentation
Every plastic surgeon has his own post operative routines. Two weeks does seem excessive and there is probably no reason why you can not remove the bandages at this point. If you want to remove them then call the office for advice. Your plastic surgeon is in the best position to answer this question for you.
No consensus
There are no studies with thousands of woman to demonstrate if one dressing is better than another or what duration yields the best results. This is why plastic surgeons develop their own approach that works for them based on their patient population and results. Call and ask your surgeon, but the real answer is that it probably doesn't matter.
Bandages after breast augmentation
There is no right answer to "how long do bandages stay on after breast augmentation"? Each surgeon has different techniques and protocols. I, for example, perform about 5 breast augmentations per week and use a rapid-recovery technique that uses NO bandages. You should follow your surgeon's advice and I am sure they can get you in sooner if you have concerns.
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Bandages post BA
Some surgeon like to leave bandages like steri strips on for a longer time to improve the appearance of a scar due to the pressure on the incision. This may be your surgeon's strategy.
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There's something really wrong with the $200 billion fast food industry and it's not just that the food they serve is full of fat, sugar, sodium and calories. The average wage for fast-food employees is $9 an hour.
That's a whopping $1.75 over the current minimum wage but, as researchers from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have noted, a single adult living in Milwaukee needs to earn $9.48 to support themselves, in Chicago it would be $10.48 and in New York, $12.75.
On August 29, workers and a coalition of labor, religious and other groups are calling for a nationwide strike of fast food employees.
The nationwide day-long strike follows a number of one-day work stoppages at McDonalds, KFC and Taco Bell franchises held across the country earlier this year.
A public relations agency, whose clients include the Service Employees International Union and Unites Food & Commercial Workers, made public the call for the strike. Others who have expressed their support are the United Auto Workers and the Presbyterian Church USA.
The groups are calling for a $15 minimum wage for fast food workers, as well as more protections for those who wish to unionize.
Annual income for the roughly 2.9 million food preparation and service workers and for the 505,000 cooks currently adds up to $18,720 and $18,780, respectively. But most workers earn even less than that as many franchises only let employees work part-time so they cannot qualify for health care and benefits. This practice could, some say, grow under President Barack Obama's health care plan.
"You can stimulate the economy by lifting up one of the largest employment sectors in the country. This would raise their standard of living," says Service Employees International Union spokesman Ray Pok.
Ed Wertheim, an associate business professor at Northeastern University, argues that the strike could make things worse. Turnover rates as high as 75 percent a year are one reason that fast food workers have long struggled to unionize. "The mind-set among the vast majority of these workers is that they're not going to be in it for the long haul as a career," he says.
Workers, Franchise Owners and the Central Company
Franchise owners, displeased about the announced strike as well as the previous work stoppages, contend that they are being squeezed between employees and the fast food companies themselves.
McDonald's made a total of $27.6 billion, $5.5 billion of that in profits last year. For it and other companies, franchising is a lucrative source of revenue. Franchise owners must purchase food and supplies from the central corporation rather than seek out lower-priced goods; they may also have to pay for advertising. McDonald's also charges owners 4 percent of gross sales as well as rent (if the company owns the real estate for a franchise).
A 2010 Deloitte study for the National Restaurant Association found that franchises spend anywhere from 22 to 35 percent of their income on salaries and wages. As these are the one area in which owners don't take orders from the central corporation, they can set wages at whatever rate they wish. Should wage disputes arise, a parent company can claim that it does not get involved in such matters.
Fast Food Workers Deserve a Fair Wage
Fast food workers are "certainly viewed as being easily replaceable," Wertheim also notes. They are, in no small part because of the way the industry is set up, to maximize profits for the parent companies. Workers, who perform the essential tasks of preparing food and providing service to customers, rotate in and out the door, all while making less than anyone needs to survive on.
There's no question that fast food workers are owed a just wage. It is ridiculous that they have long been unable to unionize. With fast food restaurants a ubiquitous feature of the American (and, more and more, the global) landscape, it's imperative that calls for fair and just treatment of workers be supported on August 29 and beyond.
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Every one must get paid enough to live on, reguardless of how low on the labor pole the job is.If a company can't do that, then all working age people must get a monthly stipend to live on direct from the treasury dept. and those pathetic fast food places can collapse unless the ones who work there want to accept a low wage as a chance to earn extra money.This rediculous arguement about whether entry level jobs should be about subsistence living is so far out of date it needs to be buried once and for all. Come on people! You are not machines! You must be paid enough to live on and it should not take unions or striking to accomplish this.
Well it's not all teenager's in this business, there are mother's who try to make a living for their families and even Seniors! the average age for a fast food worker is 28 does this sound like a teenager to you? The food quality will be better! Much Happier Worker's! Happy worker's are good worker's and show up and do their job! Everyone will benefit from this!! ALL WORKER'S EVERYWHERE! IT'S A START!
Curtis P. said "Welcome to McDonald's under our new $15/hour minimum wage plan! Uh, would you like $10 fries with that $15 burger?"
Or perhaps the McDonald's corporation could just take a little from that billions and billions of dollars in PROFIT and pay decent wages or maybe limit their CEO and executive compensation (you know the folks who are making millions of dollars in salary and stock options) and use some of that money to pay their workers a decent salary.
Everyone deserves a fair and decent salary and if you are against that, you are on the side of injustice!
If the minimum wage is raised to $10-15 that means everyone starts at that not just fast food workers.
For gods' sake, people deserve to be able to survive.
Teenagers do not make up the bulk of fast food workers. That's a thing of the past. Grown adults, the average age is 35! are 88% of the workforce.
Welcome to McDonald's under our new $15/hour minimum wage plan! Uh, would you like $10 fries with that $15 burger?
Don't knock the workers! Knock the employers that are trying to pay them the least they can. So what if the earned 30 bucks an hour? Live and let live. When employers pay the minimum wage...what they're saying is that; if they could pay them less - they would!
since 10 an hour is good pay for educated workers around here 15 is way out of line for work that should be for teenagers. flipping burgers is not a career. around here only illegals can have those jobs anyway is that how obama is going to make sure the illegals become the new rich? he's been giving them everything so far.
Tamara H. - Let me ask you, how is it that you are able to argue in favor of injustice?
These corporations are raking in billions and billions in profits and the people who work there and make that possible cannot afford to feed their families and your response to that is "that's life"?
David F. you know even less about Venezuelan history then you do about U.S. history (i.e. all your knowledge is crap from the conservative fantasy world and the right wing lie machine).
According to The Washington Post, citing statistics from the United Nations, poverty in Venezuela stood at 28% in 2008, down from 55.44% in 1998 before Chávez got into office.
Mark Weisbrot; Luis Sandoval; David Rosnick (2006). "Poverty Rates in Venezuela: Getting the Numbers Right". Center for Economic and Policy Research. p. 2.
Economist Mark Weisbrot found that, "During the ... economic expansion, the poverty rate [was] cut by more than half, from 54 percent of households in the first half of 2003 to 26 percent at the end of 2008. Extreme poverty fell by 72 percent.
Thomas Davis (11 March 2013). "Venezuelan Crude". HPUB. Retrieved 11 March 2013.
and all David has is some John Bircher bullshit to toss around.
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Moore County Public Schools
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The Moore County Public School System includes 22 schools educating more than 12,300 students in grades K–12. There are 14 elementary schools, four middle schools, three high schools and one vocational school. The county offers a comprehensive curriculum that includes workforce development, special needs and gifted student programs as well as other enrichment programs.
Elementary Schools
- Aberdeen Primary
- Aberdeen Elementary
- Cameron Elementary
- Carthage Elementary
- Highfalls Elementary
- Pinehurst Elementary
- Robbins Elementary
- Sandhills Farm Life Elementary
- Southern Pines Elementary
- Southern Pines Primary
- Vass-Lakeview Elementary
- Westmoore Elementary
- West End Elementary
- West Pine Elementary
Middle Schools
- Crain's Creek Middle
- Elise Middle
- New Century Middle
- Southern Middle
- West Pine Middle
High Schools
- North Moore High
- Pinecrest High
- Union Pines High
Registration for kindergarten takes place starting in March each year for the following school year. All children entering kindergarten must enroll at the school they will attend. Parents of students wishing to attend a school in another district must fill out a Moore County Schools Transfer Request in addition to registering at the new school. During enrollment, parents must show proof of immunization, birth certificate and proof of residency.
Transitioning and Military Students
New residents moving into Moore County or changing districts need to enroll their child at the appropriate school. Parents/guardians should be prepared to provide the following documentation:
- Birth Certificate
- Immunization Record
- Proof of Residence
- Student's Last Report Card
- High School Transcript (if applicable)
- Proof of legal custody or guardianship
Military Families relocating to the area looking for information on transitioning their children can find additional resources at militarychild.org.
Inter-County Transfers
Although Moore County Schools offer parents the opportunity to request a transfer to another public school, not all schools within the county are eligible. A parent or guardian must apply for approval by completing the appropriate Transfer Request Form. Transfers are granted on a space-available basis. For a complete list of eligible schools, downloadable transfer forms, important dates and guidelines for transferring, visit ncmcs.org.
A variety of athletic programs are provided at the middle and high schools. To learn more about individual programs, contact the school's website. For eligibility requirements, visit the North Carolina High School Association website at nchsaa.org.
Extracurricular Activities
In addition to athletics, Moore County schools offer a variety of clubs and extracurricular activities to keep your kids active, including Math Counts; Future Business Leaders of America; Beta Club; ROTC; the Technology Student Association; Debate, Drama, Art; Battle of the Books; Young Authors; Science Olympiad and so much more. Refer to the individual school websites for a complete list of their programs.
Bus transportation is provided for students residing within the school district. For parents who are unsure of their school district, bus stops or eligibility, contact the Moore County School's Transportation Department at (910) 947-5481. Families living outside the school district are responsible for providing transportation for their children.
Craving a ham and cheese sandwich? Fish sticks? Parents are encouraged to join their children for lunch throughout the school year. The school lunch calendar is sent home monthly by each school and can also be found on the Moore County School website under the "Parent Resource" section. For information on payment plans and reduced-price meals, contact the individual school.
Traditional Year Program
Twenty-one schools within Moore County operate on a traditional school calendar year, which means that students begin classes in late August and wrap-up the school year during the first part of June. Students do not attend during parent/teacher conferences, teacher in-service days and national holidays. Longer breaks are allotted for Thanksgiving, winter and spring vacations.
Year-Round Program
There are three schools within the County that offer an alternative schedule. Southern Pines Primary and Southern Pines Elementary offer both traditional nine-month and year-round schedules while West Pine Elementary in Pinehurst also offers a year-round program. The year-round schedule begins mid-July and ends during the first part of June. The school year is divided into nine-week quarters with a three-week break between each quarter and a five-week break for summer. Students attend the same number of days as their counterparts and have the same basic instructional program. The year-round schedule is coordinated with the traditional schedule so that the kids share holidays and the school year ends at the same time, which allows for parents to enroll their kids in summer school if they wish.


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Amnesty International Official Calls Israel A "Scum State"
August 26, 2010
Actually, almost no one should be surprised that a member in high standing of the "human rights internationale" and a Scandinavian besides resorts to such scummy language when talking about Israel. The London headquarters of the world-wide organization seemed to be in a panic, as reported by Benjamin Weinthal in yesterday's Jerusalem Post.
I Apologize...
August 24, 2010
I apologize to my readers and to Liza Minnelli for quoting from Tunku Varadarajan's otherwise estimable column about John McCain a remark slighting to her and her gifts. Minnelli has been a talented singer and actress for several decades, and she still has the the warranted courage to perform.
The Maskings of a Mosque
August 23, 2010
The folk who planned the mosque at the World Trade Center could not have expected but that their project would be much resented, not just in New York but across America.
A (Very) Conservative and Eminent Journalist's Judgment on John McCain: "Insecure, Reactive, Poll-Watching Hack…Tawdry, Unseemly, Yucky."
August 23, 2010
This column in this morning's Daily Beast is by Tunku Varadarajan. "Barnacle McCain" is the way one might characterize the senior senator from Arizona, now fused so ferociously to the tidal rocks of a fifth term that he will say pretty much anything, no matter how much the utterance is at odds with his older, saner positions, in order to secure his own reelection. All the polls indicate that John McCain will, come Tuesday, knock out J.D.
Skip The Lectures On Israel's "Risks for Peace"
August 20, 2010
I don't know whether this is George Will's title. But it certainly is his column, published in this morning's Washington Post. It doesn't need my commentary. But I can't resist one observation: it is devastating to all of those who try to be even-handed when even-handedness actually is a lie.
"Europe's Distress In Relation To Its Immigrants"
August 18, 2010
"Les guichets du Louvre" is a French film released in 1974 in America as "Black Thursday." I recall every scene: they were withering, all of them.
"Muslim World Snubs UN's Pleas For $460M To Help Flood Victims"
August 17, 2010
This story is about Pakistan and the flood that has desolated so much of it. The headline appeared in this morning's Times of London. The U.S.
Apparently President Obama's Islam Is Not The (Afghan) People's Islam
August 17, 2010
There is no gloating in my finding Barack Obama's view of Islam more than a bit fatuous. Oh, how I wish it were true... But a searing article by Rod Norland in the New York Times should put an end to the president's fantasies which he has tried to foist on the American people by the sheer even tone of his voice. How can I say this? For all his pretensions to knowledge of the faith and its peoples, he is an ignoramus. Not that I'm a man of real learning about the field.
Terrorism And The Mosque
August 15, 2010
Apparently, Muslims are also not particularly stirred by the president's policies. They wanted him to be more forthright and more forthcoming on their issues as he had indicated he would be in his much-vaunted "new beginning" speech last year in Cairo. In a New York Times dispatch yesterday, Sheryl Gay Stolberg cites an Arab-American journalist as complaining that Obama has since left many Muslims disappointed. Well, on this count, at least, those disappointed Muslims are at one with most other Americans.
Greenwich Mean Time and the Nothingness of the Mecca Magnetic Zone
August 12, 2010
The triumph of Saudi science, as reported by the Telegraph: A standard time by which other clocks were set was needed to organise global travel and communications, but in the Islamic world the idea that it should be centred on a part of London is seen as a colonial anachronism. As Mohammed al-Arkubi, manager of one of the hotels in the complex, put it: "Putting Mecca time in the face of Greenwich Mean Time.


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What is jasmere?
jasmere is a social shopping site that promotes lesser known retailers who deserve national attention. Then, they negotiate with these businesses to get discount group rates up to 70% off retail value. The more customers who make a purchase, the lower the price will go.
jasmere is an equal opportunity social shopping site, so you may see anything – woman's clothing, baby fashions, housewares, jewelry, food, pet needs, kids stuff, toys, and so much more!
What do you need to know?
1. jasmere lists the "current price" for their featured sale item. However, when more people make a purchase, the "current price" may lower. When it lowers, it lowers for everyone, even those who already made their purchase.
2. Often, jasmere offers vouchers, which work like gift certificates and can be used to make any purchase on the site!
3. Each day a new site is "Featured" and their sale is 24 hours only. Features end each weekday at noon EST.
4. jasmere promotes companies that are eco-friendly, so you'll often find organic, recycled, and other retailers who are doing their part to preserve the environment.
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4. The current price may lower as more orders are made. When the featured item ends at noon EST, the final price will be charged to your credit card, so you get the lowest possible price. Therefore, you may be charged less than you expected to pay.
Today's Feature (August 31, 2010) –
Until noon EST tomorrow, you can get $41 voucher for Ottilie & Lulu's for only $17! Like I said, this price may drop as more order,but this is still 59% off of retail price.
Designed for girls age 7-14, Ottilie & Lulu includes hair care, skin care for face or body, sun protection, and gifts specially formulated for tween girls, such as lotion to make you glow, spa essentials for sleepovers, and silky detangler.
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Body fat can be annoying and unattractive. If you have a lot of excess body fat, you may want to consider using a diet pill to help you lose weight.
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BIG EAST Announces 2014-15 All-Academic Team
Nearly 2,200 student-athletes across 22 sports honored for academic success
Athletics Banquet Celebrates Best of the Blue Demons
Women's soccer, women's basketball, women's tennis capture BIG EAST titles in 2014-15
Athletics Banquet Celebrates Best of the Blue Demons
Women's soccer, women's basketball, women's tennis capture BIG EAST titles in 2014-15
DePaul Falls to No. 10/6 Creighton Despite Weir's Dream Come True
Weir scores in the fourth minute of 2-1 loss on Saturday Senior Day at Wish Field
Six Seniors Savor a Remarkable Soccer Journey
Douglas, Garza, Hunter, Michallik, Weir, Yesilli to be honored Saturday on Senior Day before Creighton game
2013 (Junior): Saw action against Green Bay, Illinois-Chicago, Wisconsin, Eastern Illinois, Seton Hall and Georgetown... recorded first collegiate point with an assist against Green Bay.
2012 (Sophomore): Competed in six matches for the Blue Demons in the 2012 season... contributed on the field in wins against UIC and Northwestern... played 103 minutes including 48 at Marquette.
2011 (Freshman): Played in 13 matches and started in the final 12 matches of the season... began on defense and developed into a steady holding midfielder... played against his older brother Sean in the BIG EAST Championship opener at Connecticut... took first collegiate shot against Rutgers, later adding a shot on goal... had a shot on goal versus Louisville and fired off a shot against UConn.
High School: Teamed with Blue Demon freshman Anthony Hunter in leading South Kent to New England Prep School Championships in 2009 and 2010 and also won a championship in 2008... All-State selection and team MVP in 2010... Western New England regular-season champion 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010... Cum Laude Society academic honor... helped lead Soccer Plus Connecticut club team to State Cup final in 2008, 2009, 2010... played on MAPS College Showcase Elite Division champion in 2008.
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"Essentially, we do a full week worth of business in one day," CEO of Appliance Factory Outlet and Mattresses Chuck Ewing said.
Last year several big box competitors of Appliance Factory Outlet and Mattresses opened on Thanksgiving Day with Black Friday type sales. The impact was immediately felt.
"We opened in the morning thinking, 'OK we're not going to open up on Thanksgiving Day. We'll open up in the morning.' We didn't have customers," says Ewing.
The same thing happened to other retailers who tried to remain closed on the holiday.
"There was a study done last year that the stores that actually opened earlier and the stores that stayed open later did 20 percent more revenue than the stores that didn't," said Darrin Duber-Smith, a marketing professor at Metropolitan State University at Denver.
Those results are not lost on retailers. This year, Appliance Factory Outlet and Mattresses will open Thanksgiving night from 8:30 p.m. until midnight. They will offer special deals on appliances and even offer free Android tablets with the purchase of some items.
"The reality of it is in order to compete we have to be open Thanksgiving Day," Ewing said.
Walmart will kick off their Black Friday sales at 8 p.m. on Thanksgiving.
"We listen to our customers and the feedback that they tell us is they like to shop early," Kayla Whaling, a spokesperson for Walmart, said.
"Market creep I call it," Duber-Smith said. "It is basically when your competitors decide that they want to open earlier, you've got to open earlier too. It is a game of one-upmanship. "
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Towering high above the River Shin, twenty miles northwest of Tain, the daunting neo-Gothic profile of Carbisdale Castle overlooks the Kyle of Sutherland, as well as the battlefield where the gallant Marquess of Montrose was defeated in 1650, finally forcing Charles II to accede to the Scots' demand for Presbyterianism. The castle was erected between 1906 and 1917 for the dowager Duchess of Sutherland, following a protracted family feud. Designed in three distinct styles (to give the impression that it was added to over a long period of time), Carbisdale was eventually acquired by a Norwegian shipping magnate in 1933, and finally gifted, along with its entire contents and estate, to the SYHA, which has turned it into what must be one of the most opulent hostels in the world. Bring a bike to take advantage of the several miles of mountain-biking trails in the nearby Balblair and Carbisdale woods.
Carbisdale hostel
Thirty dorms and some family rooms in this opulent castle hostel, full of white Italian-marble sculptures, huge gilt-framed portraits, sweeping staircases and magnificent drawing rooms alongside standard facilities such as self-catering kitchens, games and TV rooms. You can tuck into a hearty three-course dinner (£11.50) at the restaurant before wandering the supposedly haunted corridors in search of ghosts. The best way to get here by public transport is to take a train from Inverness to nearby Culrain station.


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A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely: Volume 3, the City and University of Cambridge
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