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Updated: August 26, 2005, 9:16 PM ETAssociated Press
BRISTOL, Tenn. -- Racing mogul Bruton Smith reiterated his offer to pay Tennessee and Virginia Tech $20 million each to play a football game at Bristol Motor Speedway, and said Friday he would make a personal pitch to the Volunteers' athletic director.
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Nope. Mix 1/2 and 1/2 room temp cream cheese and Chorizo. Wrap with bacon (I prefer thin sliced), secure with toothpick. Sprinkle with favorite rub. I've used a variety of woods but I think Maple and Pecan are my favs for this combo. Always done all the way through. Be sure to use foil on your platesetter or a foil pan to catch any grease.
Problem is, now that I've done them for folks I feed, I'm now asked to bring them whenever we are invited somewhere...so beware! It's a great go-to starter.
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Discussion in 'Political Zone' started by ThaBigP, Mar 8, 2009.
By the way, for those who think "well, Obama won't order an intercept anyway", consider this...what if their test fails for any number of mechanical reasons? They will say it was "intercepted". North Korea's missle tests are hit-and-miss anyway (no pun intended), but I doubt that fact will dissuade them from applying the "intercepted" label to a test failure. Sounds like they're building a pretext for a fresh invasion of South Korea.
Time to go preemptive on their ***.
I just google earthed their butts...no threat.
If Obama had the stones he would say: " You want to talk about provocative, North Korea? LOOK in the MIRROR. Your actions for years have been provocative. While we have merely excercised our joint command to prevent a reoccurance of the INVASION you tried 50 years ago. Any military officer can recognize the difference between a excercise designed for offensive vs Defensive. "


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I ordered a Kona Kahuna and will be picking it up this week. When I test rode the bike (fairly extensively) I found the bars to be wide. I've heard that the cool kids all have wide bars now, and that they're great for 29ers. But don't they get caught on stuff? I felt like I had the girth of an atv with those things.
So the question is, should I chop them down? I could try to get used to the big bars, but is that worth it? or would it be better to get used to riding a 29er with normal bars? Is width not as big of an issue as I'm imagining as far as trail narrowness goes?
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We arrived in Ilala Lodge after being in 3 camps in Botswana and it was quite different.
The comfort,design and location of the Lodge is wonderful but the staff a bit less personable than we found in safari camps. This is quite understandable as it is a hotel in a tourist town and has to cater for many different tastes.
The breakfasts were magnificent and the dinners at the restaurant were tasty but slightly fussy and over designed.
We paid a handsome sum to go microlighting over the Victoria Falls from the Zambia side. It was worth digging deep in our pockets as to see the falls this way is possibly a once in a lifetime experience.
We liked Victoria Falls town but fear for it's future. The tourist police are very helpful and do their best to stop tourists being hassled by local people selling anything and everything they can to you. The Elephant Walk shopping centre in town is nice (no hassling) and has a great friendly little cafe where one can escape from the heat and eat some nice food such as Warthog ciabatta! It's quite fun to watch the wildlife including baboons, warthogs and mongoose wandering around town.
Great hotel
Great staff, awesome rooms, great view, AWESOME burgers!
Close to the falls and the bridge.
[Ed: see below for comments on their first stay here at the start of this trip.]
Great start and finish hotel!
Ilala Lodge was close to the Falls and the Bridge to access the things we wanted to see. Great service and lovely staff, we loved just chilling out in the pool or drinking at the bar.
It was a great place to start and finish.
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Ilala Lodge - great location for Vic Falls
Great location, walking distance to Victoria Falls.Read more about the whole trip
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The facilities were great.
Staff was excellent. The hotel was conveniently located to what we wanted to see and within easy walking distance to the falls.
We enjoyed our stay there.
great base for Vic Falls
Good recommendation. Excellent location. Actually nicer atmosphere than Vic Falls Hotel which, when we visited for a drink was crammed with bus parties.
Menu also good for two nights dinner
Ian and Michelle - Ilala Lodge Oct 11
Ilala lodge is a wonderful hotel in Victoria Falls, and is just a very short walk from the falls themselves.
The hotel is well maintained and very comfortable. Our main-floor room had a door we could open onto the lawn, where we saw some local animals wandering around, notable warthogs and a family of Banded Mongoose.
Our sole complaint was that the dinner did not meet expectations, largely due to a waiter who must have been new and could not seem to get the order right - but in fairness I should point out that the couple at the table next to us was effusive in their praise of the food and called out the chef to give their complements.
Relaxed feel close and close to the Falls
A very informal Lodge and easy to relax. Nice pool.
Good food in the Palm restaurant both dinner and breakfast.
We experienced difficulty trying to pay by either travellers cheques or credit card. Cash is obviously wanted in Zimbabwe. We eventually managed to sort out the payment machine by getting the battery charged, much to the relief of guests behind us in the queue!
Ilala Lodge
We needed to change rooms, due to lack of cleanliness in the bathrooms, on the first night (our anniversary). The room renovations that were toted was nothing more than a new television set. The management team did address the room problems, but our anniversary celebration was a bust,
Walking around Victoria Falls and having to ward off the local vendors was a horrible experience. The vendors hounded us immediately as we left the hotel property. Apparently, 'No' is not understood. It is a huge problem, that many visitors complained about.
We did enjoy the food and drink at the Victoria Falls Hotel, and would recommend this location for any future travelers.
Convenient and Comfortable
Comfortable rooms and a good restaurant. Dinner was good and breakfast was excellent.
Excellent location as it is the closest hotel to Victoria Falls and to the banks and curio market in town.


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The Tablas Creek Vineyard Dianthus 2012 is a blend of three estate-grown varietals, propagated from budwood cuttings from the Château de Beaucastel estate. The blend incorporates the rosé traditions of the southern Rhône, taking its Mourvèdre foundation from the solid, dry rosés of Bandol and incorporating the structure of skin contact from the rich, juicy Grenache-based Tavel. Dianthus is the new name for our estate rosé -- in former vintages called simply Rosé -- and refers to a genus of flowering plants known for their deep pink blossoms and known colloquially as "pinks".
We take the grapes for our Dianthus from the oldest section of French-source vines at Tablas Creek. In 1994, two years after our French vines had been released from their USDA-mandated quarantine, we had propagated just enough to plant a few rows of each varietal on a hill overlooking our vine nursery. Over the next few years, we used cuttings from these plants to plant the rest of our 120-acre vineyard. These few rows of high-quality vines ripen later than the rest of the vineyard, so we harvest the Mourvèdre, Grenache, and Counoise together and co-ferment them (on their skins) in a single stainless steel fermenter. After 48 hours, we draw about 800 gallons of juice off the blend, and ferment it dry away from the skins. These lots are then supplemented with saignées (bleedings) from other Mourvèdre and Grenache lots in the cellar.
The grapes for Dianthus were grown on our 120-acre certified organic estate vineyard.
The 2012 vintage was a classic Paso Robles vintage, warm and sunny, but with above-average yields thanks to average winter rainfall and the frost-reduced 2011 crop. Despite the warm summer, ripening was slowed due to the healthy crop levels, and harvest at a normal time starting in early September and finishing in late October. The Mourvèdre, Grenache and Counoise lots that went into our Dianthus were harvested between October 9th and October 30th.
The 2012 Dianthus is cranberry in color, with an expressive nose of watermelon rind, rose petals, plum, and mineral. The mouth is rich but vibrant, with flavors of wild strawberry, pomegranate, plum and lime, and a long, rich finish that is both fresh and spicy. Pair it with Mediterranean cuisine, Spanish tapas, preparations with garlic and olive oil... or just enjoy it outside on a sunny day.
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"Friday Night Under the Lights" will be on Friday, Sept. 19, at Gene Masters Field. The festive evening will begin at 5 p.m. with a gathering of old friends, classmates and players from the past 50 years.
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Organized by the United Way of Buffalo & Erie County, the annual event is designed to provide volunteer manpower to nonprofit organizations for projects and services that would otherwise cost organizations resources that could be spent on fulfilling their missions.
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What do you do when one of your oldest and most treasured blogging friends announces that she will be holding a still life photography workshop for three magical days at her brand new studio in Rivers, Manitoba . . . and another of your oldest and dearest blogging friends invites you to come stay at her house just twenty minutes from the workshop . . . and those two sweet friends also happen to be among your favorite photographers in the entire world?
If you're me, you thank your lucky stars, and you book a flight to Manitoba.
In my post last week I mentioned that I've been a thousand miles away both literally and figuratively. Really, I've been two thousand miles away, but the miles cannot begin to measure what my time at Kim Klassen's The Studio meant to me.
Finding Stillness was much more than a workshop.
It was a time and a place where we had the freedom to set up a shot, and to keep coming back to it as the sun moved across the sky over the course of the day--no distractions, no responsibilities, no other task than to play with color and focus and shadows and light.
It was a space filled with well-worn tables and chipped-paint chairs and shelves of cups and bowls and books for us to use as we practiced making magic.
|Kim Klassen giving a demonstration on how she makes her magic
It was also the place where after years and years, I finally got to meet my two incredible friends for real . . . and to watch them work . . . and to soak up their brilliance.
|Aeleen Sclater setting up a shot
|Barb Brookbank, Diana Foster, Kim Klassen, and Shelley Rounds out for a morning walk on the trail
And it was, perhaps most importantly, three whole days that I got to spend with ten inspiring and talented photographers from the United States, Canada, and the UK.
|Carol Hart and Diana Foster
We talked shop--lighting, cameras, lenses, techniques and tips--but we also talked life. And we laughed. A lot.
|Ilse preparing a gorgeous salad while Xanthe Berkley, Barb Brookbank, and Barbara Skrobuton shoot
We also ate the most delicious and nourishing food, cooked by Kim's mom as well as by Aeleen, and by Aeleen's friend Ilse, an incredible chef who graciously let us photograph her preparing our gourmet lunch on the final day of the workshop. It was a relief to be in a room full of people who not only didn't roll their eyes when I grabbed my camera to take endless shots of a gorgeous basket of peppers or a bowl of fresh salad tossed with line vinaigrette, they grabbed their cameras, too, and we all happily snapped away.
And then there was the stillness. I found it each day in moments both expected and surprising. We all shared an hour a day of silence, during which we were free to keep photographing or to process shots, read a book, write, take a nap--whatever our hearts desired. I treasured those hours, as I'm naturally a pretty introverted person who loves to spend most of my time working in silence.
But I discovered many times of quiet stillness throughout the day, even working side by side with other photographers. It was easy to simply be. Kim created such a light-filled and welcoming space that I think we all felt at home, whether we were gathered around Carol Hart giving a shop talk on using studio lighting or watching Xanthe Berkley make one of her incredible stop-motion animations or learning the secrets to gorgeous top-down shots from Barb Brookbank.
The feeling of home extended beyond the four walls of Kim's studio to the town of Rivers itself, where we took walks, went out for supper, and popped into some of the local shops. Everywhere we went in this small prairie town, people welcomed us, asked where we were from, and swapped stories. I can't imagine a more perfect spot for a photography retreat.
|Kim's sweet dog Ben was our muse and companion.
For me, the retreat extended beyond Rivers all the way to Aeleen's beautiful house on the prairie. There, I got to meet her husband and one of her sons, hang out with her in the evenings, and run out the front door, into the fields each morning with her sweet pup Zoe.
|Morning light in the room where I stayed at prairiegirl's place
Everything in prairiegirl Aeleen's world is arranged with love. The shots above and below were taken in her house. I didn't have to set them up, because this is just how she sees things, how she crafts beautiful vignettes at every turn.
|me and beautiful pg (Aeleen)
As if staying with Aeleen were not treat enough, on my last night there, she took me to her neighbor Willi's Octoberfest, where we watched the full moon rise over the fields, and I got to see the biggest, most impressive bonfire of my entire life . . . not to mention fireworks and a fire lantern being launched. Fire was definitely the theme of the evening! And Abba. Did I mention Abba? There was much dancing to Abba. Perhaps there wasn't much stillness that one night, but it was a time I won't soon forget.
|Spoons and leaves at prairiegirl studio ~ love
Since returning to my own life back on the coast of Maine, I've been swamped with work, but I've also been finding that my week in Manitoba is very much present in my mind in heart. The people I met there, and the time we spent simply sharing our love for taking photographs, have helped me to see why I turn to my camera so often, why I set up corners all over my house, always chasing the light, always seeking to discover a mood, a moment of stillness that once I've captured it, will always be mine . . . and maybe someone else's, too.
I found myself using one hashtag again and again on my Instagram account while I was in Manitoba: #feelingblessed. Thank you Kim, Aeleen, Xanthe, Carol, Diana, Barb, Brenda, Dorry, Shelley, and Barbara for three days full of more blessings than I can count.


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Cannery Row is a mix of old style and modern buildings with a range of shops from your typical souvenir shop to designer jewellery boutiques. It was a really charming place to walk through, do some window-shopping and point at everything we want but can't have! At the end of the street we found ...
Marvelling in the beautiful scenery of California
... the deck and sails were out in the sea. It was an absolutely picturesque sight.
Upon arriving at Carmel, we searched for the 17-mile Drive in Big Sur. My dad knew about its secrets but my mom and I were in for a surprise. We started off on the route.
The first stop was a place called Bird Rock, where large birds (what else?) crowded the surface of an enormous rock in the sea close to shore. It was magical to see them, ...
Quiet and Busy Days!
... Sayo, Gerry, and Russ' mom) worked in the sardine factory when they first moved to Monterey toward the end of WWII.
And, as we drove to and from Salinas, you saw the fertile earth growing lettuce, broccoli, and other vegetables that we couldn't recognize. Such a difference from the clay in Cincinnati.
Dinner that night, Dick and I went to The Grill on Ocean Avenue in Carmel. It ...
Drive back today on the coast road to San Clemente
Arrived back safely at San Clemente after travelling along the coastal road from Monterey. Unfortunately the sea mist made it impossible to admire the beautiful coastline but improved considerably as we came further south. Calling at Ragged Point for lunch which is in the ...