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The Eastern Utah Community Credit Union received a small amount of counterfeit money Monday morning. The bogus $10 bill will be turned over to local police before making its way to federal investigators.
"It's sad to see that the people who end up with these bills are the ones that end up losing out when they are rarely the ones that committed the forgery," said Eastern Utah Official Rene Clarke.
During her 18-year career with the credit union, Clarke says she has seen everything from laughable bills to very sophisticated bills. While the untrained eye may take money that has been counterfeited, those who deal with cash on a daily basis and have training become highly adept a noticing counterfeit bills.
As if to make that point, a single bill was noticed this morning by an EUCCU teller who came across the bill and noticed it immediately.
Clarke cautioned all citizens to pay close attention to the bills they accept as it is the person who possesses it in the end who ends up losing the bill to authorities.
Those looking to learn more about counterfeit money can visit the Secret Service's website at http://www.secretservice.gov/money_detect.shtml.
According to the Secret Service, the public has a role in maintaining the integrity of U.S. currency. Citizens can help guard against the threat from counterfeiters by becoming more familiar with United States currency.
They suggest that all consumers look at the money they receive and compare a suspect note with a genuine note of the same denomination and series, paying attention to the quality of printing and paper characteristics. Look for differences, not similarities, said their site.


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The work of the wicked is never done. Black metal extremists Cradle of Filth are hard at work on their new album: the follow up to 2012's 'The Manticore and Other Horrors.' This new album will not be rushed, though, as the English band hopes to release it in 2015.
Cradle of Filth guitarist James McIlroy is scheduled to undergo surgery tomorrow (March 15) to fix a spinal injury which has kept him off the road. The extreme metal band just shared the details of McIlroy's upcoming procedure, skipping no gory detail and even posting a video of the surgery the guitarist will soon undergo.
Record Store Day is a goldmine for collectors and music geeks, with lots of limited edition material flooding the racks at indie retailers in a concerted effort to entice consumers into the stores. Cradle of Filth are giving headbangers more than enough reason to head to the local mom and pop shop, since the British black metal blasphemers will release 'Midnight in the Labyrinth' as a limited edition, two-disc set on April 21, according to a Facebook post.


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Reflections on Reconstructionist Polytheism, devotion to the Déithe and an-déithe, and living Paganism in a modern world
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Living reconstruction
First off many people seem to think that being a recon. means trying to live like or have the spirituality of an ancient culture - sorry, no. Reconstruction is about learning as much as we can about what the anceint culture was like and what the religion was like in order to bring the core of it forward in a workable modern way. We are not trying to bring ourselves back or create a backwards looking religion, rather we want to envision what that anceint paganism would have grown into had it not been interupted. By researching and using archaeology, anthropology, history, mythology, and linguistics we can gain a better understanding of the beliefs and practices that existed thousands of years ago and find the best ways to bring that forward in a viable modern way.
Secondly reconstructionism is not a static faith; it is not only about picking out bits and pieces of old pagan practices to use. Achieving a thorough grounding in the ancient culture and the principles of modern recon. allows people to then create new material in the spirit of the old material; songs, poems, invocations, rituals, and all the other essentials. No religion can survive long if it is not living and growing and that is equally true of recon. Now it is true that new material has to be in line with the old, because part of recon is not introducing foreign elements, but the world we live in today is very different from the world thousands of years ago - if we can't create a religion that is modern and that is adapted for the modern world, then really, what's the point?
So to me recon is a viable modern faith that is rooted in an ancient pagan faith, brought forward as we envision it if it had never stopped being practiced. Each individual and every group will have their own ideas on what that would look like depending on their own views and interpretations of the available material, creating a very similar situation to what it was like back then when each tribe had it's own particular ways within the larger culture. Nonetheless we all share a common goal and a common vision that should hold us together as a community. We keep the core cultural values, the main religious practices and beliefs, and we use critical thinking and inspiration, along with a deep understanding of the historical culture, to adapt the surviving material and to create new material in the spirit of the old. Because recon. is not just about the book-knowledge or the research - it's about actively living the spirituality we find there.
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I think a lot of the misconceptions come from the fact that people see the 'Celtic Reconstructionist' and forget the 'Paganism' on the end of the label - largely because shortening it makes it less of a mouthful, but then people get the impression that it's a wholesale reconstruction of a culture. I've seen the misconception put some noses seriously out of joint, especially some Irish folk who think it means that we don't see modern Irish culture as having anything to do with their pre-Christian heritage, or having any inherent value, or whatever. That's not the case (IMHO), but the misconceptions persist, it seems.ReplyDelete
I think one of the biggest challenges for CR is to show that the various 'isms' under the CR umbrella are viable, liveable and *living* religions.
What Seren says is EXACTLY why I always insisted on it being Celtic Reconstructionist PAGANISM! Because that's what I meant to reconstruct, the cultures exist after all! Changed, as cultures do. And continue to do.ReplyDelete
I do think that some folk see that some of us, and it's probably no more than any other religious group really but add it on to the other reasons, are homesteading and think that's about playing at going back in time. Honestly, homesteading doesn't mean giving up modern conveniences, it's just about redefining what modern conveniences we might want (some of the ones we want are newer than the mainstream, after all). But the homesteading thing is about living too, anyway, it's not reenactment any more than it's more "Celtic" than it is any other path. But I do think that confuses some...including some who want to confuse it for their own Celtic fantasies and want to start their little kingdoms.
Oh, mind you, I like having animals which have some affiliation to the culture...but all are actually fairly recent. And, well, most are too costly to own (ANY cow is, let alone any of the Gaelic breeds).
Great point, both of you. I should have put more emphasis on that actually because it should be obvious that there is no need to re-create the Celtic cultures since they still exist but there certainly are people who fail to realize - through ignorance or intention - that that is so. It is only the aspect of pagan spirituality that needs to be "caught" up so to speak. Maybe because it seems so patently obvious to me I assume that it's obvious to everyone, but I should know better having run into people who act like all the Celts died out thousands of years ago. I just can't imagine anyone engaing in any reconstruction of a *spirituality* without already being immersed in the culture - certainly for myself I had a strong connection to Irish diasporic culture long before I became interested in the pagan side of it. I shall have to make a point in the future to always add the paganism on the end of CR.ReplyDelete
Seren, I could not agree more about the biggest challenge facing CR Paganism - I have seen more people recently calling it a "scholar's thing" or saying it's all about facts and history and while it is important to base any reconstruction in as much fact as possible it worries me that people are missing the larger point. All the book-knowledge in the world is meaningless if we aren't living our spirituality...
Saigh - I agree that people see homesteading and misunderstand, again either through ignorance or willful misunderstanding. It shouldn't be hard for people to understand that a lifestyle choice and a person's spirituality may be complimentary without being identical, and yet people can't seem to seperate out the two...on a side note I envy you your life style. I would love to have a little homestead to raise the children on, with chickens and goats, and yes even the expensive cow...
I think, and have long thought, that Celtic paths in general suffer more from romanticism than other culture specific paths. People use "Celtic" like a blank screen to project their own fanatsies and desires onto, without any regard to the existing culture or the reality of the past culture...


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When Trevino first heard this audio recorded by KUHF at the scene of the February 23rd arrest, he questioned whether his deputies had deployed their Tasers too quickly, without enough efforts to subdue the suspect by hand first. Now he says there were a number of factors that led to the use of Tasers.
"When you hear on the radio a distress call, or send me backup right away, you don't go there to assess the situation, you control the scene and make sure the suspect is in custody and then later on you assess the situation. So I think that was a factor."
Initially Trevino thought his deputies had Tasered the suspect five times, but a subsequent analysis of their Taser cartridges revealed they'd only been used once each. He says after an internal investigation, he's confident the deputies did not abuse their Tasers.
"The two deputies that were involved here have been with me for quite some time, I've looked at their past record and they really are good deputies. They're good hard-working deputies. It just so-happened this individual was known to them and I think that was a factor that they weren't going to put up with anything. They were going to make sure he complied and he wasn't complying."
Although he hasn't finalized the changes yet, Trevino says he's looking for ways to make his department's Taser policy easier to understand.
"The policy is kind of vague. It says in there when you see that there is a threat and you don't have to use deadly force, you can use your Taser. You don't have to include, even though part of the guideline says verbal warnings should be used first, but that's if you have the opportunity. So it's kind of vague there."
Since the Taser story first aired on Houston Public Radio, Precinct Six deputies have deployed Tasers twice more. Trevino says deputies can't be hesitant to use them in situations where they would be useful in controlling unruly suspects.
"If we develop that kind of state of mind, then for that matter we might as well say lets not even carry a gun. For that matter, we can take it, I don't know how far. We can become cynical with this. The Taser has a real good purpose."
Trevino says he expects to revise his Taser policy after more review, but says Tasers are still reliable tools that when used properly, can prevent the use of deadly force and save the lives of both deputies and suspects.


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To provide students with an introduction to microbial diversity andmicrobial ecology with a strong emphasis on recent molecular biologicaland genomics developments in this field.Study goals:1. Be aware of the enormous microbial diversity in nature, its rolein the cycling of chemical elements and its potential in the applicationin biotechnology and ecosystem services.2. Be able to understand and explain the different diagnostic toolsthat are currently available to study the diversity and activity ofmicroorganisms in natural and man-made environments.3. Can explain the global element cycles and the functional groupsof microorganisms that catalyze the reactions in these cycles.4. Can analyze sequence data with different software programs andcoorelate diversity to environmental parameters.5. Can carry out a literature study, summarize it in an essay andpresent it to other students.
This course is delivered at the UvA. For more information follow thislink:http://studiegids.uva.nl/web/uva/sgs/en/c/14424.html
Lectures, computer practical, and short research projects
Students will be graded based upon a written examination at the end ofthe course, as well as a the quality of their project and theperformance in the computer lab. These evaluations will be weighted asfollows: 50% written exam, 35% student project, 15% computer practical.
Brock – Biology of MicroorganismsHandouts of the lecturesKey articles and literature references on the different topics.Course materials will be provided to all participants prior to andduring the course via Blackboard.
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Driver arrested after death of motorcyclist near Liskeard
Posted: September 08, 2012|
A motorcyclist who died after crashing with an on-coming car and an HGV lorry on a busy Cornish road was a man aged in his 70s, police have said.
The six-vehicle accident happened on the A38 at Halfway House, in the Glynn Valley, near Liskeard, leading to closures in both directions.
The as yet unnamed man came from Liskeard.
Officers said the 37-year-old male driver of a BMW involved in the incident was arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving.
The man, from St Austell, was later released on police bail until January.
It is thought the motorcyclist might have swerved in order to avoid a car but collided with the wagon.
Emergency services were called the scene on Thursday at around 2.20pm.
A police spokesman said: "It is thought that there were six vehicles involved, including a motorcyclist who was pronounced deceased at the scene.
"The scene was clear by around midnight and the road was reopened around 6am yesterday.
"The motorcyclist was a local man from the Liskeard area in his early seventies who had been travelling eastbound towards Liskeard when he collided with a car and a HGV which was travelling in the opposite direction.
"His next of kin have been informed."
In a separate motorcycle accident yesterday, a man had to be released by firefighters after his vehicle ended up on top of him.
Crews were called to Shell Close, Plymouth, at just after 7am.
Two fire engines from Crownhill and Plympton arrived at the scene where a man aged in his 50s was trapped.
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Brace yourself. Everything you knew about dieting was wrong. Again.
A Ph.D-sporting Indian-American researcher named Satchidananda Panda, who, let's be honest, MUST know a thing-or-two about overcoming adversity, recently made a series of discoveries that have "rocked conventional weight-loss thinking to its (ginormous) core".
His discovery? You can eat whatever you want. You just have to do it in eight hours.
Dr. Panda (nee Pandafandafobanda) conducted serious research involving "voluptuous vermin" (or as we like to call them in Texas, "some fatass mice"). In his study, Dr. Panda separated mice into two groups, putting both on high-calorie, high-fat diets. While one set was given the chance to gorge themselves 24-hours a day like Houstonians, the second group were only allowed to eat what they wanted during an 8-hour window.
A little over three months later, the results were in. The mice limited to an 8-hour dining window remained lean, while the group allowed to eat 24-hours a day were doomed to start shopping at Lane Bryant.
Putting it to work for YOU.
DON'T let the simplicity of the diet fool you. First off, it's imperative that you buy the companion book "The 8-Hour Diet", despite the fact that you already know all you need to know about Dr. Panda's diet formula (which sounds like a new brand of baby food now that I've typed it). Why? Because otherwise, you're just ripping off someone else's art and not letting them profit from it, like you do every time you download music and TV shows from the Internet. Not cool, bro. Plus, fatass mice don't grow on trees, and if you don't support the researchers behind these kinds of studies, you run the risk of reducing the fatass mice population. Which produces a ripple effect. Because THESE fatass mice were then used in a follow-up diet study involving two groups of cats. What, do you hate fatass cats or something?
Plus,"The 8-Hour Diet" is the #1 best-selling Kindle ebook on Health, Mind & Body. Which means all the cool people are buying it. You are cool, aren't you?
The Reviews Are In!
But don't take our word for it. We're the sort of fogies who are trapped in the old-paradigm of dieting and health and have antiquated ideas about lifting-heavy-things-to-get-stronger or drinking-scotch-instead-of-beer-so-you-can-get-all-your-drunk-on-without-the-extra-wussie-beer-carbs.
Trust the reviews of recent buyers, like Jen from New England, who offers her five-star endorsement of the book, raving:
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I've been curious about IF for a while. Poking around on the internet trying to get info. Now, I have not yet read the whole book, just looked for the parts I needed. The info is there, it's well-presented and read-able, and for Me this diet feels like a real breakthrough!"
Or how about this ringing 4 star rave from Alex Urena of New York?
"4 STARS - Just Started.
Been on this diet for almost one week, and I follow it strictly. So Far no weight lost, will update in a month. It get's easier as time goes by to eat this way."
Oh wait. We just saw all these 1-star reviews, claiming the whole intermittent dieting idea is just an old-hat ripoff of diets that have been around for years.
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A busy east-west corridor which divides St. Cloud and Sartell will undergo some major construction starting next year. Stearns County Road 120 links Veterans Drive to the west with Highway 15 to the east. Stearns County Assistant Engineer Jodi Teich says the plan calls for roundabouts to be built.
West Metro Corridor to Open Start of November
After a year of lane restrictions, road closures, and traffic jams, the West Metro Corridor project in northwest St. Cloud is nearing completion. A wetter than normal summer threatened the project's completion date, but the project engineer says a dry September saved the project from spilling over into next year.
Government Shutdown Has Little Impact On Stearns County Road Project
Stearns County's Highway Department dug into its own bank account to keep the West Metro Corridor project going during the government shutdown. Stearns County Assistant Engineer Jodi Teich says they paid less than $3,500 in materials testing and one contract payment of about $685,000.


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Toby wonders why it's taken so long for gaming to start exploring that true survival experience.
By Toby McCasker on January 15, 2014 at 10:51 am
The fact there are insane mods that make the optional survival aspects of Fallout: New Vegas totally harrowing made me wonder why Bear Grylls has not licensed his likeness and habit of guzzling his own urine to a video game. It sounds silly but it shouldn't come as much of a surprise. What are games good for but escapism and fantasy, even if said escapist fantasy is not what most people would think of as either?
I've seen peeps on YouTube who will play Skyrim like some kind of outdoorsman sim. They'll pick somewhere remote to live and treat each day like man vs. wild rather than an epic quest to yell goats into submission. It's interesting, but it's usually peripheral; players skirting the framework of a flexible world. Someone must tap the emergent genre of Gryllscore and — o hai, Miasmata.
Where there are niches there are indie games, and Miasmata is not about to let you get away without rolling your feverish body down a hill while you quest for healing flowers. Eh, what?
Look, maybe some of you have already played this thing. There is always that one guy whose job is to experience every obscurity ever and then pompously let everyone know whenever he can. This is an internet rule very far removed from rule 34 but a rule nonetheless, and though I have just discovered it, I am filled with a desperate lawlessness I have not felt since five seconds ago. The world is not your oyster but rather your goiter, all festering and fat with untold loathsomeness. I know. I just rolled down a hill with the filth of a strange land clinging to my sweat, only to meet my end at the claws of a wild beast I am sure has no name.
Finding a knife in this game gives you the same sense of "COME BACK HERE AND SAY THAT" you got when you first tripped into the BFG room. Not a bomb, not a gun, not even a sword – a knife. Such is Miasmata's relentlessness and dedication to the rotten freshness of its muse. There is very little told to you save that a human poison is in the air and you have it. There is no HUD, or even a borderline patronising tutorial despite the negative gaming space you're about to enter. Survival is what has to be learnt, and I don't see Bear Grylls quaffing that morning's recycled OJ around here, do you m8? So you must teach yourself, and so this is gaming as only the PC seems ready, willing and able to do.
It's pretty magical. Though marred by the framerate hiccups and texture leprosy of the independent set, if this were given to big money for polishing I would worry. Those portly felines wouldn't get this, even though the concept of survival underpins just about every game ever made since the dawn of gamekind. We know. We feel it in our cockles and even below the cockles. Survival-horror was not originally billed as such; it was decided on by a populace who instinctually knew dat feel when it gripped their chests and turned their foreheads slick.
Why Miasmata and Day Z and what I am sure will be more of their ilk did not become A Thing ages ago, I do not know. Pee-drinking mini-games are a tough sell in the board room.
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Plymouth nursery gains accreditation
Posted: October 22, 2013|
A NURSERY team that helps pre-school children needing help with speech, language and communication has been given a seal of approval.
The Specialist I CAN Early Years Centre, based at Beechwood Primary School, aims to help children who struggle to communicate to reach their full potential.
'Now it has earned Early Talk Specialist Level Accreditation that is only given to services that meet the standards set for good practice in this specialised field.
The accreditation process, carried out by the national I CAN charity, includes first-hand observation, case studies and detailed questioning of staff and parents.
Up to 20 pre-school children with acute speech and language difficulties currently receive help from the dedicated centre team via a variety of programmes and therapies.
The assessment report singled out Jackie Lowe, a highly specialist speech and language therapist from Plymouth Community Healthcare, as being a particular asset to the centre.
Jackie said: "The whole team was delighted to receive the news. This accreditation is recognition of our hard work helping children at the nursery to progress.
"Some of the children that come to us have no speech at all at the age of three. When they leave, their speech is within normal expectations and it is always rewarding to see them back on track and with the greatest chance of reaching their future potential," she explained.
The report noted that it was: "abundantly clear how much confidence families place in the core team to both identify and address their child's and their own needs".
Jackie Wylie, one of the co-ordinators for the Children's Speech and Language Therapy Service of Plymouth Community Healthcare, said: "The nursery is a wonderful example of how different professions can work collaboratively for the benefit of the children.
"Children who struggle with understanding spoken instructions, expressing their ideas and communicating with others are at a huge disadvantage when they enter mainstream school.
"Their speech and language difficulties impact on everything from learning to read to making friends.
"The Specialist I CAN Early Years Centre helps children with specific speech and language difficulties to start school on the best possible footing.
"Plymouth Community Healthcare is proud to be a part of the I CAN team, providing expertise and highly specialist input for children through joint working with our partners in education."
The local authority-run nursery opened 10 years ago after Plymouth Community Healthcare worked with colleagues in education to establish an I CAN service in the city.
Children attending the centre are normally referred through speech and language therapists and selected by panel, with places offered on the basis of the greatest need.


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Experience the art of felting fiber, and turn wool into something beautiful. Felt is probably one of the most ancient of techniques used to make cloth from animal fibers. Felting occurs when wool is immersed in warm and soap and agitation are applied. The warm water opens up the scales on the individual wool fibers, the soap and agitation help move the fibers closer together, and as the fiber cools (or is put in cold water) the scales and the wool fibers become permanently interlocked. Discover what a fun and creative process making felt is with this free eBook. With a bit of wool, warm water, wool-safe soap, and some towels, you'll be ready to start making felt in one of the fastest, free-form ways you can imagine.
Fiber preparation is key to producing good felt and this guide uncovers the three most common types of preparations available to those working with wool. Deepen your understanding of how fiber felts, different techniques for making fabric from wool, and how the type of wool affects the final appearance and durability of the felted project.
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How it Felts by Robin Russo
Robin Russo wasn't inspired to start felting until she saw the amazing work of Bethe Beede, and then, noting that her closets were overflowing with leftover fleeces from various spinning projects, she suddenly could see the possibilities in all of the leftovers. Learn techniques and methods for felting various types of wool and be inspired by Robin's experience in exploring the creative possibilities of abundant fleeces.
Pom-Pom Bunny by Mary Ellen D'Aurizio
This is a great project for those new to spinning to learn some of the basics of how to work with wool. After completing this bunny, you will have a working knowledge of the staple length of wool as well as drafting and wet-felting techniques for felting fiber.
Bowled Over by M'Lyn Walther and Spinning for Felted Bowls by Ronnie Cox
M'Lyn Walther discovered knitting with unspun roving and handspun yarns when she became crazed with making felted bowls and baskets. Fill them with plants, small fruits, decorative squash, candy, nuts, dried flowers, skeins of handspun yarn, hot or cold dishes, or a fresh bouquet in a glass jar. These bowls are also great for holding knitting projects; spinners can attach a bowl to a stick and use it as a distaff.
Felting a knitted piece is easier if the yarns are spun with a lot of loft, so Ronnie Cox uses a long draw spinning technique with little twist. She also likes to use wools like Merino and Targee that take dye and felt well. Learn how to make felted yarn in your washing machine as well as methods for preparing, plying, and dyeing your yarn to create a woven texture in these fun, colorful baskets.
Spaced-Out Felted Scarf by Jane Patrick
Jane designed this scarf for the Weave-a-Scarf-in-a-Day workshop she taught at the the National Needlework Association conference in Long Beach, CA, in January 2008. This project is easy for beginners, but has appeal to more seasoned weavers as well. The basic idea: spaced warps and wefts are woven in an open weave to create a grid. The scarf is then felted in the washing machine. Jane loves the way felting makes a fabric that is interesting and never the same from one end of the scarf to the other. Believe it or not, she designed, warped, and wove this scarf in an evening—and threw it into the wash as she went to bed.
Making a Needlefelted Doll by Laura Burch
To needlefelt is to sculpt with wool.
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Laura Burch demonstrates the art of the technique with a simple project that's fun for kids and adults alike.
Felting can be a wonderful experience. Take your understanding of fiber to the next level and master the art of making felt. Follow along as we discuss every step of preparing wool to be turned into beautiful felt fabric. You'll love learning how to felt by following the fun and beautiful projects in this free instructional guide. Whether you try one or all of these free felt projects, you're sure to refer back to this valuable resource time and time again. Get your free projects and guide to felting today.
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Flying from Tenerife
International flights from Tenerife depart from one of two major airports on the island, the largest of which is Tenerife South Airport (TFS). The facility serves nearly 9 million excited holiday travelers each year and is conveniently located along the coastline, less than 20 kilometers from most of the biggest beach resorts.
Tenerife South Airport Information
The airport features a multitude of stores with goods ranging from local flora and fruit to designer fashion, as well as a large duty-free shopping center. A variety of restaurants, cafés and airport bars are also available to satisfy your appetite. The airport contains a local bank branch and a number of ATMs for any financial concerns, as well as facility-wide Wi-Fi Internet access.
Getting to the Airport in Tenerife
Several city lines offer a bus to Tenerife South Airport. Route 111 provides direct transport from the capital of Santa Cruz, and Route 450 provides service from Costa Adeje, San Isidro and Granadilla. Both routes also stop at a variety of major beach destinations. For greater flexibility, travelers can also hail a taxi to Tenerife South Airport, though this is potentially a significantly more expensive option, depending on your accommodation's distance from the facility.
Arriving in Paris
Flights to Paris with airberlin will take you to the home of almost a fifth of the French population. This melting pot of history and creativity has been inspiring minds around the world for ages. The seed that is now Paris was planted in the third century B.C., and a gorgeous flower has long since bloomed.
First Time in Paris
Curved roads and an arrangement of back alleys will take you to any part of the city. When you travel to Paris, expect to be surrounded by iconic landmarks around every corner or towering above your head.
Your Paris
Pay your respects with your tickets to Paris to the likes of Jim Morrison, Oscar Wilde, and Molière, buried at Père Lachaise Cemetery. Alternatively, fly down the dragon slide and get lost in a maze at the Parc de la Villette, one of the biggest parks in the city.
Making the Most of Your Paris Holiday
Flight deals to Paris can be found between November and March, when temperatures are colder. Tourism peaks during the summer, so expect popular stops to be bustling. Spring and autumn are pleasant and less crowded, and cheap hotels in Paris can be found during these months.


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Q: Looking back, what attracted you to medicine as a career?
A: I think like many other people, the main attraction for me was the privilege of serving fellow human beings. We all go into medicine full of idealism, and that was the most attractive feature of medicine to me. Physicians are very highly respected and trusted by those they serve. With regard to academic medicine, I really like the intellectual challenge that goes along with being affiliated with an institution of higher education especially one that trains health care providers.
Q: Is leading a medical school as president something that was always among your career goals or did this opportunity at the College make you first consider the possibility?
A: Let me just start by saying that the opportunity here at the College is absolutely fantastic, but being a college president was not a long term goal of mine. I wanted to be the best physician that I could be, and as I assumed progressive responsibilities over the course of my career I started to think that might be a leadership possibility.
Q: What made the Medical College of Wisconsin the right fit for you? How are your strengths compatible with the challenges that this position presents?
A: Well, MCW harkens back to my Midwest roots. I grew up in Akron, Ohio, so I felt very comfortable with the people, the mindset, the work ethic and the commitment to excellence that many of us in the Midwest have. The institution has a great history of collegiality, collaborations, new facilities, a very strong faculty, a committed staff and many great partners here on the Milwaukee Regional Medical Center campus that makes this a fantastic opportunity.
Q: What opportunities at the Medical College were most intriguing to you during your candidacy?
A: I think the top two were the vigorous pursuit of a CTSA (Clinical and Translational Science Award) and the new Cancer Center director (Dr. Ming You) and the commitment of all the partners here on campus to have a world class Cancer Center. Obviously there were many other attractive features of the institution – very highly rated departments, nationally known faculty and a true integration into the fabric of Milwaukee. I was very excited by the quality and the caliber of the recent recruitments to key leadership positions in the college.
Q: Over the next five to 10 years what are the two or three issues that pose the most significant challenges to academic medical centers?
A: I think all academic medical centers face the uncertainties of the market forces, especially in markets like the Wisconsin market, in which there is very significant consolidation of the medical care market. That leads to significant uncertainty about the relative positioning of the academic health centers against their competition and peers in the non-academic sector. One of the challenges here is that we need to provide very high quality care and at the same time ensure that we are training the next generation of health care providers and generating new knowledge. We have faculty that are capable of contributing in all of those domains, but if we are measured solely on the ability to have a great financial bottom line and to provide great clinical care, we need to make sure that the premium is recognized for the time and efforts that we place on generating new knowledge and training the next generation of health care providers, which many of our competitors don't have within the scope of their mission. Their mission is much more focused.
Q: How would you describe your leadership style?
A: I think my leadership style is engaged and open. I definitely have an open door policy. I want to hear people's opinions, and I would love to have an environment where we recognize and encourage collegiality and a commitment to excellence through open dialogue.
Q: What has been your proudest moment in medicine?
A: Well, obviously all of us who have been in medicine for awhile have many great moments. It's a privilege to be a physician. But I think the most memorable for me was my first night on call as an intern, I managed to turn around a patient that had an acute exacerbation of congestive heart failure that was severe enough that it appeared as if the patient might end up in the intensive care unit: by applying simple medical principles that I had learned in medical school, was able to really turn that patient around over the course of the evening, and to avoid an ICU stay.
Q: What do you do for relaxation or recreation?
A: I like to read, and I like to spend time with my family. I have a 19-year-old daughter and a 23-year-old son that are terrific adults, and I love spending time with them.
Q: What role do you believe alumni should have in strengthening the Medical College?
A: I think alumni play critical roles. They serve as ambassadors and representatives of the College through their professional conduct and their contributions to their communities and their fields. And those contributions enhance the reputation and increase the stature of our college nationally. Obviously, we hope that our alumni will help find and recruit the best and brightest students who will want to come to Milwaukee and attend The Medical College of Wisconsin.
Q: How can the Medical College be the best possible steward of the private funds received through philanthropy?
A: I think first and foremost, we need to continue to be a great vehicle for people to see that their contributions to society are amplified and that they have a sustaining impact. We need to clearly articulate our vision and remain true to the intent of all of the gifts given by our donors. I think a good part of the effort to show that we are good stewards of their resources would be frequent personal communications. In my opinion, those are critical to demonstrate good stewardship.
Q: Looking forward, what do you hope will be the distinguishing mark of your tenure here?
A: I hope that my tenure here will be characterized by the great collaborations and team work that is very clearly a critical component of why MCW has been successful over the last several decades.
Q: Are there any other topics you'd like to discuss, or insight you'd like to share?
A: I am not sure that people in Milwaukee really understand how highly respected MCW is across the country. I have encountered many former faculty members through my work with the National Institutes of Health and through various site visits for accreditation or at the Medical University at South Carolina where I served as provost, and the one thing that struck me from everyone who had been through MCW was their genuine fondness for the institution and the pride that they derived from having come from MCW. So this absolutely is a terrific institution.
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White Wines
1. Mauzac-Sauvignon, Côtes de Tarn, Domaine Vigne Lourac 2009
Glass 175ml 4 25
Glass 250ml 5 75
2. Chenin Blanc, Franschhoek Cellar, South Africa 2009
Glass 175ml 4 65
Glass 250ml 6 20
3. William's Creek, Reserve Chardonnay, Australia 2009
Glass 175ml 4 80
Glass 250ml 6 45
4. Pinot Grigio, Colpo di Fortuna, Italy 2009
Glass 175ml 4 50
Glass 250ml 6 00
Red Wines
5. Cabernet Sauvignon, Franschhoek Cellar, South Africa 2008
Glass 175ml 4 65
Glass 250ml 6 20
6. Rioja Tinto Noemus, Navarrsotillo, Rioja 2009 (organic)
Glass 175ml 4 65
Glass 250ml 6 60
7. Pinotage, Franschhoek Cellar, South Africa 2009
Glass 175ml 4 80
Glass 250ml 6 45
Rose Wines
9. Pinotage Rosé, Millberg Cellars, South Africa 2009
Glass 175ml 4 40
Glass 250ml 5 85
10. Champagne Brut, 1er Cru Blanc de Blancs, Claude Carré
Glass 125ml 8 00
White wine
1. Mauzac-Sauvignon, Côtes de Tarn, Domaine Vigne Lourac 2009 15 50
Crisp, herbaceous dry white from south west France,
this is a delicious, versatile wine that would go with virtually anything on the menu.
4. Pinot Grigio, Colpo di Fortuna, Italy 2009 16 50
This wine is clean, crisp and fresh with an attractive pear and lemon twist on the nose.
To be drunk with food or not it's perfect either way
2. Franschhoek Cellar Chenin Blanc 2009 16 95
This Chenin has a concentrated depth of flavour which is citrusy, rich and mouth coating.
It has a good level of acidity and is fresh and floral on the nose.
3. Reserve Chardonnay, Williams Creek, SE Australia 2009 17 50
Soft, dry, medium-bodied with plenty of tropical fruit. Simple, refreshing and easy to drink
57. Rioja Blanco Noemus , Navarrsotillo, Rioja 2009 (organic) 18 00
This smooth, elegant wine is un-oaked with an underlying delicate fresh
fruit flavour and great to drink if you don't like your wine too acidic.
62. Muscadet sur lie Domaine Bonnet-Huteau 2009 (organic) 18 50
Super-fresh, bone dry white with a delicate floral nose. Incredible suppleness is
complemented by an arresting vital acidity and minerally character.
30. Entre-Deux-Mers Blanc, La Blanquerie 2007 (organic) 19 00
A very approachable and affordable classic, grassy, zingy Sauvignon is backed up
by the dry Semillon which gives the wine its substance and structure
31. Viognier, Domaine de Belle Mare, Vin de Pays 2008 (organic methods) 19 00
This lighter-bodied, dry Viognier is beautifully aromatic with hints of orange
blossom and fresh tropical fruits. Great with smoked fish and spiced dishes
72. Unwooded Chardonnay, Mont Rochelle, South Africa 2008 21 00
This handmade wine has bags of authenticity which is coupled with a genuinely
revitalising character. Please refer to Lloyd's wine selection on page one for more details
98. Gavi DOCG, Cascina del Melo 2009 (biodynamic) 22 50
A fresh and citrusy Gavi, with some warmer fruity notes and minerality.
Very drinkable on its own, but this is a dry white is well suited to seafood.
White Wines
46. Hayes Ranch Chardonnay, California 2007 (organic) 23 00
Golden yellow in colour with inviting flavours of pear, citrus and vanilla.
This is really mouth-filling with a subtle touch of oak.
63. Sauvignon Blanc, Forrest Estate, Marlborough, New Zealand 2008 25 00
From one of the best vineyard sites in Marlborough, this intense, dry white wine
has masses of vital herbaceous, gooseberry character and is mouth wateringly moorish.
73. Mc Henry Hohnen Semillion Sauvignon, Margaret River 25 00
A lifted nose mix of honetysuckle,boxwood and sweet gooseberry pulp
is brought to balance with lime zest and cut slate
32. Pinot Gris Forrest Estate, Marlborough New Zealand 2007 26 00
Herbaceous and floral with bags of flavour.
77. Bourgogne Chitry, Alice et Olivier De Moor 2005 (in conversion) 26 00
Most growers around Chablis are very risk averse and it takes a very strong will to farm traditionally
and naturally without modern chemical safety nets. Sadly, by and large, the area is sinking into branded
complacency as a result. That said, the wines produced by the De Moor's are made as Chablis would
have been made up until the 1970s, hand picked, with indigenous yeasts, tiny quantities of sulphur
and nothing else. No added yeasts, acids or enzymes to make the wines conform.
Beautiful minerality is blanced with a very natural acidity in this rich creamy wine.
76. Sancerre Blanc Les Caillottes, Christian Dauny 2009 (organic) 27 50
Organic Sauvignon often lacks the herbaceous, gooseberry character we are used to,this is a delightful rarity. It's classic, grassy Sancerre but with tremendous clarity and purity.
75. Chablis Bel Air et Clardy, Alice et Olivier De Moor 2007 (in conversion) 32 50 This is made by the same growers as the Bourgogne Chitry. This is proper, traditionally made un-oaked Chablis. A lovely wine that is typically elegant and superbly pure and natural tasting.
78. Pouilly-Fuissé, Domaine de La Croix Senaillet 2008 (organic) 36 00
Rich mouth-coating white Burgundy with deep caramel and buttery flavours that are matched with a real steeliness.
80. Puligny-Montrachet, Domaine Alan Chavy 2004 55 00
From vines over 45-years-old, this wine has a honeyed apricot nose, rounded fruit and a rich, harmonious structure.
9. Pinotage Rosé, Millberg Cellars, Western Cape 2009 16 50
Fresh red berry fruit on the nose, the palate is round with depth of flavour,this is fruit driven wine rather than sugar coated like a lot of other wines
101. Mas de La Ville – Gard Rosé 2009 (organic) 18 50
This fantastic wine is made by the Cluzel family who have a very strong environmental conscience.The pressing and subsequent vinification of the grapes in steel lined concrete vats takes place at the heart
of the vineyards enabling the grapes to be instantly pressed after picking, thus maintaining maximum freshness and flavour and avoiding any excessive use of sulphur: the result is this delicate, pale rosé.
Bone dry, elegant, quintessentially French and thoroughly delicious
Red Wine
95.Côtes du Rhône Rosé, Domaine du Faucon Doré 2007 (organic) 21 50
A soft, dry rose from near Provence it 6has a delicate floral bouquet and lovely red candied fruit character. Extremely gluggable on its own or a wonderful complement to any dish
87. Côtes du Rhône Rouge, Domaine Faucon Doré 2008/9 (organic)21 50
Full-bodied, intense Rhone wine, packed with blackberry fruit, and coffee flavours. Lovers of robust, dark reds; this one's for you!
86. Beaujolais Quatre Saisons , Domaine de Chasselay 2009 (organic) 23 00
Almost banana on the nose, this is a real glassful of summer fruit. Really elegant
103. Barbera DOC, Cascina del Melo 2009 (biodynamic) 24 50
intense, black cherry flavoured, chewy red that works brilliantly with duck, pigeon, venison, or autumnal veg.
47. Scotto Family Wines Old Vine Zinfandel, Lodi, California 2006 25 00
Drinking at it's absolute best at the moment this is full of red fruit and dark chocolate, then rich, full, plum flavours, finishing in cassis vanilla and spice.
89. Château La Grolet, Côte de Bourg, Bordeaux 2005 (biodynamic) 25 00
This charming claret is exceptionally fine because the organic grapes are grown with infinite care and lovingly turned into wine.
88. Fleurie Vieilles Vignes, Jocelyne Depardon 2006 (om) 25 50
This very naturally produced Fleurie has one of the lowest sulphur levels of any wine anywhere, allowing the very gluggable, juicy nature of the wine to shine through.
38. Merlot, Post House, Stellenbosch, South Africa 2004 27 00
Intense, classic merlot flavours of chocolate, and blackcurrant jam are what to expect from this exceptionally hand crafted, rich red.
Please refer to Lloyd's wine selection on page one for more details
102. Chianti DOCG Riserva Pietro Majnoni 2007 (organic) 29 50
Particularly elegant and sumptuous Chianti that really fills your mouth with flavour without being heavy.
52. Rioja Reserva Majister Bibendi Navarrsotillo 2003/4 (organic) 32 00
A succulent and inviting Rioja with a smooth strawberry and vanilla palate, great depth of flavour and a lingering finish.
91. Pinot Noir, Palliser Estate, Martinborough 2005 36 00
Martinborough is recognised as one of the best places to grow pinot noir in the world and this estate turns out soft, elegant stunners year in, year out.
91. Savigny-les–Beaune 1er cru Domaine du Four 2006 38 00
An early maturing red Burgundy, silky smooth with a hint of oak
90. Châteauneuf du Pape, Domaine Pierre André 2001 (biodynamic) 40 00
Cousin to Chateauneuf du Pape this is amazingly pure and massively intense Rhone red. Ideally give it a bit of air and wait for the juicy leathery notes to reveal themselves
92. Barolo, Erbaluna 2005 (organic) 45 00
This really is amazing stuff. Coffee and bramble jelly seem to come at you from everywhere. Incredible long finish that will almost knock you off your chair. Really needs decanting.
92. Les Charmes Kirwan Margaux 2006 45 00
The second wine of Chateau Kirwan, quite a rich margaux with soft tannins and easy drinking style
93. Gevrey Chambertin Domaine Marchand Grillot 2007 52 00
Elegant complex pinot Noir, a deep rich style Burgundy
Dessert Wines
51. Vat 5 Botrytis Semillon, Deen de Bortoli, SE Australia 2007 Half Bottle 17 00
Gorgeous nose of orange blossom and honey, full of unctuous tropical fruit flavours Glass 100 ml 5 50
balanced with refreshing acidity
100. Chateau La Garenne Sauternes 2005 Half Bottle 30 00
If you want to revitalise your palate try this with some dessert. Glass 100 ml 9 00
Its zesty, lemony richness and butterscotch finish is a delight
White wines
Mauzac-Sauvignon , Cotes de Tarn, Domaine Vigne Lourac 2008
Boschendal La Pavillion Viognier Chenin Blanc 2009
Pinot Grigio Italy 2007
Red Wines
Boschendal Shiraz Cabernet Sauvignon SA 2009
Rioja Tinto "Noemus" Navarastillo Rioja 2008( organic)
Merlot Reserve Saint Roch, Pay `d oc
Rose Wines
Pinotage rose, Millberg Cellars , Western Cape 2009
Champagne and Prosecco 125ml
Prosecco Spumante Extra Dry , La Jara (organic)
Champagne Brut , 1er Cru blanc de blancs, Claude Carre
Enjoy wine by the glass or bottle in our bar or Chichester restaurant.
We also have a wide selection of organic wines


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Serves 2
- 1 head radicchio
- 1 handful hazelnuts
- 1 handful capers, soaked and patted dry
- 2 free-range eggs, hard-boiled and chopped
- 1 shallot, minced
- 1 teaspoon grain mustard
- 1 teaspoon honey
- Sherry vinegar
- Good olive oil
- Lightly toast the hazelnuts for a few minutes, then place them between layers of parchment paper and wipe them of their skins. You may want to do this in rounds as some will release easier than others. Discard the skins from the paper to keep things tidy as you go.
- Gently crush nuts by pressing on them with the flat side of a knife. Toast hazelnuts again until they become fragrant, about 3 to 5 minutes.
- Whisk together the minced shallot, mustard, honey, vinegar, and a glug of olive oil. Taste as you add the vinegar, first adding a just a spoonful and then more as needed. Adjust to your taste.
- Cut radicchio into wedges and stagger on plates.
- Top with crumbled egg, then the hazelnuts and capers. Dress with vinaigrette and enjoy.
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