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Most entrepreneurs have a singular goal; creating a successful business.
There are other motivations for the entrepreneurial spirit, however. Case in point, meet "Dancing Matt".
Dancing Matt isn't a very good dancer, but he's one heck of an entrepreneur in my book. This is a guy who just wanted to travel the world taking videos of his crazy little dance to upload on the Internet and make other people happy (Mission accomplished, Matt! It made me smile!).
I don't think Dancing Matt cares one wit about building a business. But, he has managed to hustle up a sponsorship with Stride Gum to support his global dancing habit. Stride Gum, I'm sure, crunched the numbers and figured out he's drumming up enough publicity for them to earn his keep.
Dancing Matt says he's not rich. But in one year alone he danced his little jig across all seven continents and 39 countries. How many millionaires can say the same thing? Matt is rich in something and what's more he's sharing his wealth with the rest of us.
It's Friday. It's July. Give yourself a break and do check out Matt. It'll remind you both how big and how small our world truly is and that it's full of mostly warm, friendly folks who are more than happy to drop what they're doing and dance a jig with a stranger.
I could wax on about the global economy and all of that. But that goes without saying. Just take a moment and don't forget to dance once in a while.
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It was impossible to decide if "Treeus" was funnier than references to Santa or poor drivers, so we asked for assistance from our guest judge Laura Brandt, who manages the Foundation for the National Archives Facebook page. After much agony, she decided that David T's caption held the most humor and historical value.
This two may not have been in Teddy's Rough Riders, but they clearly had a rough ride in the Civilian Conservation Corps. The caption reads: "Supervisor Burgess and Ranger Cooke Trying Out the CCC Constructed Hobby Horse, Douglas Fir Forest Camp, Mt. Baker National Forest, 1936″ (ARC Identifier 299069, National Archives at Seattle).
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Here's how RW members rated this race (349 votes).
In short: OuchDate of review: January 14, 2008
In short: Mud, sweat and tearsIn full: My second time at the rough 'n' tumble and kept thinking this event is like Christmas - great fun, but I'm glad it's only once a year!!Still found this very, very tough, even on the flat bits I found I was so exhausted from the hills and marshes I couldn't get any speed up. How anyone runs round this course is beyond me.Great training run, just the thing to do if you need to toughen yourself up, mentally and physically, for bigger events (eg FLM). Great views from the hills but mostly too busy concentrating on what I was doing to take in the scenery.Made sure I got my cakes before the race as I doubted there'd be any left by the time I finished!Thanks to all the marshalls for your support and good humour, thanks especially to Steve Goulding for providing a top-notch event! Will be back for more next year.Date of review: January 14, 2008
In short: Muddy fun!In full: Loved it! Was muddier than last year and the wind at the top of the hill was gale force which made it that little bit harder... Lots of friendly marshals, good organisation (only niggle was the long queue for the bags at the end) and lots of lovely mud to run through! Will definitely be back next year :)Date of review: January 14, 2008
In short: Hard. Tough Conditions. Filthy. And quite brilliant!In full: Race director (rightly) described conditions as both "abysmal" and "horrendous" but if challenging events is your thing then this great fun - in an exhausting and filthy sort of way. Oh that eye-watering wind! Oh those morale-destroying hills! Oh that strength-sapping mud! Brilliant!Date of review: January 14, 2008
In short: Great fun with big mudIn full: Forget your mass participation events this is the sort of event you should be doing.Great support from the village, marshalls, other runners and the medal with 'roughed and tumbled' on the back made me smile.Hope to be back next year.Date of review: January 14, 2008
In short: Like a Dance with the Devil - Now it is Your Turn to Feel the Pain !!!!In full: :-))Blows off the Xmas Cobwebs, with Semtex !!!!With climbs to max hour heart rate, even if you walk, and descents to die on this race is ideal for anyone who is half human half mountain goat.A superb start to every year, this is guaranteed to burn off a few excess mince pies and then some. Just grit your teeth and get stuck in. Don't look up and don't look down, even the flat bits are hard as nails.A real must-do race, but whatever you do wear your trail shoes otherwise you can expect to break your legs.:-))Date of review: January 13, 2008
In short: an all time classic - mud hills wind mud cake and more hillsIn full: nice marshalls nice course it was rough and i took a tumble (twice)nice cakes see you next yearDate of review: January 13, 2008
In short: Ex ellent race. Could not fault it one bit. Date of review: January 13, 2008
In short: that's not a hill it's a staircaseIn full: good challenging course with brilliant views, not that you care when you're climbing the vertical hills, great marshelling, good signage all around, definetly back next year.Date of review: January 13, 2008
In short: Awesome!In full: I was doing OK until 7.5 miles and then the mile or so of thick, deep mud did me in! Pity the walkers who try to use those footpaths over the next couple of months :)A very well organised race with fantastic marshalls, brilliant signage, the best scenery and a very challenging course. And of course the tea & cakes!Will definitely be back next year.Date of review: January 13, 2008
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Re: Guide Info Missinglitzdog911 Aug 16, 2013 1:39 PM (in response to gallee)
What model Receiver/DVR? Look for the label on the rear panel or behind the front panel access card door.
Do you have other Receiver/DVRs? Do they have the same problem?
Is all of the Guide Data missing? Just some channels? Just after a few days?
Who installed the Receiver?
Re: Guide Info Missinggallee Aug 22, 2013 7:21 AM (in response to litzdog911)
It is a HR21-200. I do have another Rec/DVR and that one is working fine.
All of the guide info states regular programming. It just started to do this and I installed it myself 3 months ago and was working fine until the other day.
Re: Guide Info Missingpeds48 Aug 22, 2013 7:27 AM (in response to gallee)
I would start by making sure the right dish has been selected under the the "satellite settings"
Re: Guide Info Missingdcd Aug 22, 2013 11:47 AM (in response to peds48)
Press and hold the info button on both a working receiver and the problem one. As Ped's suggested, you can then compare the dish type you have in the setup.
Re: Guide Info Missinggallee Sep 5, 2013 9:54 AM (in response to dcd)
Thanks. They were both on the same setting... so I changed nothing. Funny thing is that it seems to be working now. But recently I've seen an error 920 "receiver hasn't retrived guide info in X hours" Any idea on that one?
Re: Guide Info Missingdcd Sep 5, 2013 12:11 PM (in response to gallee)
As Peds indicates, that message is usually caused by having the wrong dish model selected OR a 5 LNB dish has the line of sight to the 119 satellite blocked.
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I have been checking on the conditions because of my trip and it is not looking good. The rangers don't have a lot of positive things to say about the snowpack and options available because of it. I don't want to trudge around in the snow either or be limited to the lower elevations. The fishing isn't great either because of the run off as well. I can't decide what to do or what my alernative would even be since I've been so committed to this trip. Theirs always Utah! :)
What I'm watching re the snow melt:http://www.nohrsc.noaa.gov/nsa/ Click first on the region ("Central Rockies" for the Winds; then on the second map ("Snow Depth") and click to enlarge. You can check out any place in the US! Note that the whole western US, except New Mexico and Arizona, is having the same problem. The one encouraging thing is that there's less purple (over 98 inches) than there was 2 weeks ago. Peter, in comparison with June 1, it looks as though the mountains of southern Colorado are melting out faster than the rest. At least you won't have to shell out for a nonresident license, which in Wyoming is quite pricey.The snotel sites are no longer very useful this late--they're showing an abnormally high percentage (like 300+% of average) simply because of the late melt. The snotels in the Winds also are at or lower than the trailheads--the later it gets, the less they reflect what's going on higher up. http://www.nohrsc.noaa.gov/nsa/ The streamflow data lets you know if the snow is (finally) melting. While the Green River is finally above average, I'm a bit unhappy that Fremont Creek at the inlet to Fremont Lake is below normal, meaning it's not melting up there yet. The Pinedale area is expecting big floods when the snow does melt. Of course you can call the appropriate USFS ranger station and hope you talk to someone who has been out from behind the desk lately!I'm beginning to wonder if my early August date won't be too early! My main concern is stream fords. I'm short, with short legs, and the USFS in the Winds builds bridges only if the stream isn't safe for horses to ford in low water. My dog, despite being mostly Labrador, refuses to swim--a traitor to his genetics! He has major separation anxiety when I leave him behind, though, so hopefully that neurosis will win the day! If the big streams (especially Pole Creek) are too high, I'll have to do major backtracking. Nancy Pallister (who wrote the latest guidebook to the Winds) tells me that Pole Creek and Middle Fork Boulder Creek are the most dangerous fords in high water.
Edited by hikinggranny on 06/14/2011 13:53:32 MDT.
After talking with some local guides I decided to reschedule my trip to the Wind's. We are going to go some time in the end of August. Kind of a bummer but it's better than being restricted to lower elevations.
I was on the fence for my trip so I emailed the guys at NOLS since they have the Winds in their back door and here was their response:You most likely will still encounter snow above treeline during the 4th of July week but it will be melting rapidly. I would only recommend crampons and ice axes if you plan on traveling on any steep snow slopes for mountaineering/climbing pursuits. If your objectives revolve more around hiking, and not climbing, I think you will be fine WITHOUT these specific pieces of gear. Expect, however, maybe to "posthole" through some of the remaining, and rotting, snowpack while hiking up high, and even through the trees at lower elevations. The Winds received a lot of snow this winter, some of which will try to linger into July...This was posted on CDTL by two CDT hikers: CDTA Mapping crew just completed the Basin. The route is dry with a few inconsequential patches of snow from where it exits the Medicine Bow NF to about 12 miles north of Hwy 28. That's about 190 miles total of trail between big snow areas or 174 if you stop at 28. You'd have to get a ride down SH 71 from Rawlins but a lot of locals are fishing down there and they seemed like nice people who might give a ride. We met two CDT hikers (Heavy and Arno?) north of Hwy 28 that tried but were unable to reach Little Sandy due to deep, rotten snow. They were roadwalking to Pinedale and said they would post on CDT 2011 when they get there. The road to Big Sandy is still closed. Snow depth near the Colorado border is at 74" so I doubt that Zirkel will be passable soon. Winds are still pretty much solid white. Scattered drifts from 7,000- 8,000 feet and continuous snow above 9,000. With this info, I am going somewhere else for my trip this year. Call me what you will, but, I was hoping to fish and limit the amount of suffering this year. I'm looking into the CT or even heading out to Utah since I love it so much.Maybe next year!
Big Sandy TH is melted out and should be open. But, it is pretty darn snowy anywhere above that. Its supposed to be warm here this week so you never know. Good luck.
The road into the Big Sandy TH is closed right now. It appears that a spring welled up right in the middle! The snow has finally melted at the top of White Pine Ski Area (along the road to Elkhart Park), 9500 feet. Looks really muddy. Trails around Green River Lakes are very muddy.Above info from http://www.pinedaleonline.com/Of more concern than the snow are stream crossings. I posted earlier where to check stream flows. Note that USFS policy in the Bridger Wilderness is to build a bridge only if a ford is too dangerous for horses in low water. If it heats up and the snow melts fast, some bridges could disappear, too.
Edited by hikinggranny on 06/21/2011 13:30:08 MDT.
Here's hoping that the window between Labor Day and start of hunting season later in September bears good news for trails in the Winds. Wonder if the late-melting snow might also bring late-blooming flowers? Late-blooming mosquitos, too!
After Labor Day has always been my favorite time in the Winds as typically the days are warm (50-60's), the nights cold (20-30's), the skies are clear, and there are little to no bugs. The past few years have been colder with hit and miss snow fall which is fine with me.
so, i found the shoshone NF does a twitter feed. Lander,WY: Hiking into Three Forks Park is do-able, but you will not be able to cross the river as it is running very fast and deep.Access into Stough Creek Basin is limited. You will run into intermittent snow at 9500 feet and solid snow at 10,200 feet.Shoshone Lk Jeep rd is now open to the chute There is a large amt of snow in the chute Opening date to Shoshone Lake is unknownBears Ears trail is not accessible. You can get 1 mile down the North Fork trail towards Smith Lake from Dickinson Park.Dubois,WY: Brook Lake Rd is open, but Brook Lake is frozen & there is 2 feet of snow in the campground. For more updates call 307-455-2466.Originally i was planning on going to the stough creek basin, but now im thinking im going to be sticking to a shorter hike near the silas lake area from the trailhead starting at fiddlers lake unless everything melts out quite a bit in the next week.
Edited by Mtn_nut on 06/27/2011 10:28:47 MDT.
The Loop Road to Fiddlers Lake is not open yet, but I would think it will be very soon. Its supposed to be almost 90 here in Lander the next two days, so there should be major melting.
Im still headed out there next week, and i'm excited to hear about high temps so i can maybe try out some fishing. Also, i just read this on mountain project:"Returned from the middle portion of the range about ten days ago. Entered at Boulder Creek 6/13/11, left 6/17/11 (wasn't headed in for technical climbing but I figured the conditions might be interesting for those posting.) Snow line that week was at 8500-9000 feet, very sloppy stuff. Above that snow was good in the morning but by noon postholing was commonplace, even with snowshoes. Lakes above 9000-9500 feet were still at least partially frozen. Also, the rivers/creeks/trails are running very, very high. Good news was I never saw an insect (or another person!)."
Posted in "Pinedale Online" yesterday, from a 6/28 Bridger-Teton NF press release: http://www.pinedaleonline.com/#landslides"The Big Sandy Road #37-850 on the Pinedale Ranger District has two sites where water is flooded over the roadway. There is also one large pothole on the road above the flooded sites. All three sites are located approximately 1.5 miles south of the Big Sandy Trailhead, past the turn-off to the Temple Peak Summer Home Tract. "We are monitoring this situation on the Big Sandy Road, but haven't scheduled corrective action yet, because snowmelt is expected to continue to provide excess water at these locations for at least the next two weeks," Buchanan said. "This flooded portion of the Big Sandy Road is not suitable for 2-wheel drive vehicles at this time. 4-wheel drive vehicles may drive through the standing water at their own risk, but may not leave the roadway to go around the flooded areas because this causes resource damage outside of the roadway. "As of this Wednesday, solid snow approximately 3-feet deep can be expected above 9,500 feet in elevation throughout the Bridger Wilderness Area. Most lakes above 9,500 feet are still frozen."The extra 1.5 mile walk is probably no big deal, but it looks though you won't get very far from the end of the road! Labor Day starting date, anyone?
Ya just in time for lots of fresh snow. Its a good thing that I can leave on my vacations whenever I want
just in time for my trip. also, there is a lot of flooding and the forest service issued a warning about crossing streams that are in full runoff flood stage, so be careful. im not sure how good the fishing will be, but im bringing my tenkara anyways. i think im going to call up to the forest service office on my way up there, and that will determine which lakes/streams i head towards.http://twitter.com/#!/ShoshoneNFLander, WY: The Loop Road is open in it's entire length. Please be careful of wet boggy areas. Happy camping.
I spoke with the Pinedale ranger office earlier today. They had just spoken with two hikers who had started at Elk Heart Park and just "barely" made it Seneca Lake before they ran into deep snow. Doesn't bode well.Anyone have further insights on the conditions up there? I'm hoping to get in the week of the 8th, but am starting to look for alternate destinations (e.g., southern Utah) where snow won't be a consideration.
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As there is no listing for the Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore here on VT, I am using this Porter site as the "homepage" for that wonderful area of Northwest Indiana. The park's headquarters are located on the northern side of this small community named after David Porter, a War of 1812 Naval hero.
Porter made local news a few years back when the town declared bankruptcy. There is a very small "downtown" area, one street with a few brick commercial buildings. Most of the community is residental or natural duneland.
If you click "Author's Order" on the tips they will be laid out roughly from west to east.
Must See Activities: Here I will submit to popular proclivities and list what most people come to the Dunes for: the beaches.
Off The Beaten Path: Beaches are only a very small part of the Dunes. For nature lovers the backdune country areas are heaven; stunning in biodiversity and good for the senses and nerves. Included here are natural landmarks, wildlife viewing areas and examples of early settlement in the area.
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Excellent page on the Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore!
Always the great forensic "scene behind the scenes" on little-known, out of the way America. I wish all the NP sites were listed separately on VT, by alack, my petitions have been lost in the dunes. . .
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1 on Park is used as the training facility for third-year graduate students at the Central University of Technology. A seven-course menu is produced by students of the culinary arts and the beautiful, romantic interior adds to the elegance and upmarket feel. The menu is seasonal and changes all the time. A seven-course degustation menu, composed by chef Sune Niemand, is served by trained hotel-school student waiters. No expense is spared on the fine silver cutlery and crystal glassware, which add to the intimate and romantic atmosphere. The set menu offers treats and masterpieces like the blue cheese souffle with plum preserve and a dark chocolate fondant with white chocolate veloute.
This gourmet restaurant serves a fusion of French and Mediterranean cuisine, as well as a few traditionally Egyptian dishes. The beautiful dining room provides an upmarket setting that exudes Old World charm and romance. Guests are expected to dress smartly, and ties and jackets are available for borrowing. Try the crayfish risotto, and the potato and celery ravioli. This is sure to be a treat of a night out.
5 Rooms restaurant can be found on the beautiful Alphen Estate in Constantia. The restaurant is set in the historic Manor House which creates an Old World, stylish atmosphere that exudes the class and elegance of bygone eras. The interior is filled with antiques juxtaposed by modern, fine dining cuisine.
The menu caters for all tastes and meat, seafood and vegetarian options are varied and plentiful. Only the freshest produce is used and this shines through in the bursts of flavour delivered on every plate. Try the imaginative Fish Tank, a mix of seafood served in a glass fish bowl - what an experience. The lamb trilogy is also a favourite and comprises lamb loin, lamb tortellini and a succulent lamb cutlet.
A great, extensive wine list and a range of other beverages including whiskeys and smooth cognacs are served to complement the cuisine.
This is the ideal setting for private functions and special occasions and proves to be a treat for the laymen, the foodie and the connoisseur.
Once upon a time, long long ago, there was a beautiful Victorian house in a small, romantic little town. It was situated at number 5 Ryneveld Street - a place we now call home.
When conceptualizing our new restaurant, we became aware of the special qualities of the number five. Five is the number of harmony and balance. Five is the number of perfection. Five is the number of senses in the human body - touch, taste, smell, hearing and sight. Five is the number of basic tastes - sweet, sour, salt, bitter and umami.
Our restaurant comprises five rooms namely the dining room, study, library, bedroom and radio lounge.
We welcome you to 5 Ryneveld, where we will provide you with an exciting dining experience, stimulating your five senses by exploring the five basic tastes.
5 Ryneveld is a cute and quirky meeting place for those embracing a playful and sophisticated atmosphere. It will be shaped by the friends, family and other warm-hearted people who meet, eat and play there.
Welcome home...welcome to 5 Ryneveld.
This upmarket and cool restaurant serves quality food and unobtrusive service with an ever-changing menu offering delights ranging from side portions, mains, sexy salads and decadent deserts.
Start with the pork fillet stuffed with spinach, feta and peppadews wrapped in smoked bacon, served with sautéed potatoes and apple cream. Meze platters compliment social affairs brimming with cold meats, cheeses, gherkins, pickled onions, bread sticks and rustic bread.
For a healthy fish options go for the Mediterranean meze with popcorn prawns, calamari, marinated mussels, fishcakes, taramasalata, curried mayo, rustic bread and sundried tomatoes.
78 Restaurant and Bar provides the perfect setting for breakfast, lunch and dinners with interesting cuisine and cool ambience to compliment the meal.
Al Fassia has been offering traditional Moroccan cuisine since 1985. The restaurant embraces a romantic atmosphere coupled with professional service and gourmet dishes. Guests have the option of sipping drinks on the patio before being seated at their cosy table. Guests are able to experience fine dining in the heart of Guéliz.
Al Maaden is a golf resort and course set in the Environs of Marrekesh. The Club House restaurant offers exquisite views of the golf course and the terrace seating is a great option for taking in the view and soaking up the sun next to a large pool. The cuisine encompasses a fusion of French and Mediterranean dishes as well as other international creations. The exceptional view and riad are a complementary pair coupled with delicious food.
More than just a place to have a great meal, A'la Turka incorporates art, music and culture into the mix, offering a truly memorable and enjoyable dining experience.
Enjoy delectable, exotic Turkish cuisine as you travel deep into the heart of the land. Choose from an exciting menu of freshly-prepared dishes while you listen to music and take in the wonderfully appointed decor.
Strategic lighting creates a relaxing ambience and showcases the antiques and art adorning the hand-painted walls. Be entertained by talented belly dancers as you feast.
A dining experience like no other, A'la Turka is an intriguing place to while away some time.
Alex Garden Restaurant is situated close to the beach and offers a welcome respite from the hustle and bustle of this popular seaside town.
The historical building, indigenous garden and the exquisite decor combine to create an extra special dining experience.
The menu is small but does not disappoint with starters like seared kudu carpaccio drizzled with mustard dressing and served with parmesan shavings and tomato concassé, and a twice baked goats cheese soufflé with a homemade tomato chutney. The tempura prawns with chilli mayonnaise and ginger and butternut soup with croutons are also not to be missed.
Try your palate at some game with the pan-fried blesbok rolled in mixed peppercorns with a juniper berry sauce. The panfried sole in a foamy butter sauce with lemon and parsley is a real melt-in-your-mouth option. A more traditional option is the vegetarian lasagne, rich in flavour and extremely decadent.
Good food, a great setting and reasonable prices can be found here.
Alo Alo Restaurant is a small, cosy establishment seating about 20 guests; it provides a real 'home away from home' experience.
The atmosphere is warm and welcoming, ideal for laid-back lunches or enjoying a frothy cappuccino with the morning paper.
Dine alfresco under the shady umbrellas, on the cool veranda, or indoors surrounded by rich, warm décor. Vegans have plenty to choose from, which surely makes a nice change from traditional health establishments. Alo Alo Restaurant also boasts a huge collection of local beers.
Enjoy a myriad of flavours, a relaxed setting and great service at Alo Alo.
Tucked away in the heart of Harare's northern suburbs, Amanzi's is cradled in beautifully landscaped gardens and an old converted farmhouse.
Beautifully converted into a stylish and modern restaurant with versatile interior, diners can choose from two main dining rooms and a cool terrace.
The décor blends sophisticated with African antiques, and a splash of contemporary art in palates of lime, leaf, sage and avocado hues.
Promoting eco conscious dining, Amanzi's reduces their carbon footprint by growing their own organic produce, composting kitchen scraps and recycling paper and glass.
The menu indulges with fusion cuisine serving a mixture of steaks, fish and vegetarian.
Dine in sophisticated ambiance in a relaxed setting on the finest fusion cuisine at Amanzi's in Harare.
Stylish yet laid back, Ami Restaurant and Champagne Bar hints glamour and true white table cloth hospitality for an intimate dining experience with contemporary French touches.
The décor whispers bold black, white and gold décor with a boutique feel that touches on elegant French classics yet remaining contemporary.
Dining at Ami Restaurant and Champagne Bar is a grand affair. The menu captures dishes with recettes de cuisine and a fusion of South African, French and traditional.
Whether dining on breakfast, lunch or a la carte, Ami Restaurant and Champagne Bar marries one of the best wine and champagne lists in Johannesburg alongside a dedicated desert menu.
Diners enrobe the palate in delights such as Chinese beef - teriyaki beef strips, nectarines, tomato, sprouts, mushroom and the Mediterranean calamari - grilled with kalamata olives and sun-dried tomatoes.
Dinner calls for secluded intimacy laced with champagne blanched duck with aubergine and cinnamon stuffed cos lettuce, flambéed in a sweet orange and gran marnier sauce.
The tender, melt-in-the-mouth Moroccan lamb shank with coriander mash spring rolls and roasted mushrooms leave the palate yearning in nostalgia concluded by delicately sinful lavender crème brulé.
Ami Restaurant and Champagne Bar provides opulent sophistication and decadent dining for a true white table cloth hospitality experience.
Experience the best cuisine that Turkey has to offer at Anatoli. Be greeted warmly by attentive staff and seated in an intriguing Victorian warehouse, built in 1904.
Freshly baked flat breads accompany traditional meze, presented in equally traditional oversized trays. The knowledgeable waiters will enthusiastically take diners through all of the meze available. There is something to suit every palate at Anatoli due to the variety that characterises Turkish cuisine.
Experience a memorable culinary journey through Turkey care of Anatoli at Green Point.
This quaint Victorian-style restaurant sits amidst beautiful gardens housed in one of Tzaneen's old houses. Ashley's serves sumptuous breakfasts including eggs benedict served with either spinach or ham and an open-baked frittata. The excellent menu offers light lunches, gourmet sandwiches and crispy salads freshly prepared in a subtropical setting. The pepper-crusted fillet is a popular main course as is the fish and chips, both served with salad.
Located in Greenways five start boutique hotel, Ashtons restaurant offers innovative dining in beautiful cosy wood panelled dining room or al-fresco on the veranda overlooking elegantly manicured gardens.
Serving only the freshest South African ingredients from the stylish and internationally standard kitchen, Ashtons revitalises the fine dining experience with affordable prices, while retaining the elegant allure of five star boutique dining.


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HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL: Shiner ends Ozona's season, 62-13
Jones cripples Lions' defense
MARBLE FALLS — Every time the Ozona Lions looked up in the first half Friday night, Shiner's Evel Jones was crossing the goal line.
The Shiner Comanches routed Ozona 62-13 in a Class 1A Division I area-round playoff football game as Jones finished with four first-half touchdowns scored three different ways.
The lightning-fast Jones, who reportedly runs the 40-yard dash in 4.4 seconds, scored twice on running plays and on a 74-yard interception return.
If that wasn't enough, he caught a 25-yard touchdown pass on the final play of the first half on a throw that three Ozona defenders got their hands on before Jones finally caught the ball and ran the final two steps into the end zone.
The score finished a first half in which Shiner scored every time it had the ball and built an insurmountable 49-7 lead.
"I just look for my blockers and find my key blocks. Then I just try to run my best," said Jones, who finished with 192 yards rushing on just nine carries. "On that pass play, I got hit before the ball got there. I looked around for the ball and there it was."
Shiner (10-1) advanced to next week's regional semifinal round against Weimar, a team the Comanches beat 33-32 earlier this year. Ozona finished 9-3 after getting its first playoff win in six years last week.
"They absolutely have great team speed," Ozona coach Ray Brown said of Shiner. "That No. 4 (Jones), we couldn't get a grip on him.
"But we did some other things that hurt us. We turned the ball over and we didn't execute very well. Those are things we had done well all season. That's just part of the game. You have to be focused every time you play."
Quarterback Jayton Rodriguez scored on runs of 2 and 20 yards for Ozona.
On his first five carries alone, the 155-pound Jones ran for 128 yards — much of it on sweeps around his right end — and scored on runs of 31 and 41 yards. Shiner scored on three of its first six plays to take a 21-0 lead in the first 10 minutes of the game.
Jones' terrorizing of Ozona's defense began immediately as he ran for 14 and 38 yards on Shiner's first two offensive plays. Jones' runs set up fullback Jacob Stafford's 21-yard touchdown run that staked the Comanche to a 7-0 lead with 6:45 left in the first quarter.
The next two times the Comanches got the ball, Jones broke for touchdown runs of 31 and 41 yards on the first play of each possession.
"Our speed was the difference, especially early in the game," Shiner coach Steven Cerny said. "I think jumping on them early had a lot to do with how the game turned out.
"We had a bye last week, and that gave us two weeks to prepare for Ozona. They had been playing very well. I felt like we needed two weeks to prepare for them."
Jones even scored when Shiner didn't have the ball as he raced 74 yards with an interception to extend the Comanches' lead to 28-0 with 9:07 left before halftime.
"They couldn't do anything wrong in the first half, and we couldn't do many things right," Brown said. "It was like we were snake bitten. But they're a very good team.
"It's disappointing for it to end, but especially like this. We're a lot better team than what we showed tonight."
Stafford finished with 63 yards rushing, including touchdowns of 21, 4 and 1 yards. He carried only three times in the second half. Jones carried only once after halftime as Shiner played reserves much of the second half.
The Lions, who were held on downs at the Comanches' 23-yard line on their first possession and later fumbled at the Shiner 1, scored on Rodriguez's 2-yard run that made it 42-7 with 28 seconds left in the first half. Rodriguez had gotten the Lions into scoring position with passes of 22 yards to Jerrod duBois and 24 yards to Daniel Gonzalez.
Rocky Venegas set up Ozona's second touchdown with a 56-yard run. Rodriguez scored the touchdown on a 20-yard run that came on third-and-12.
Shiner 62, Ozona 13
Ozona 0 7 0 6 — 13
Shiner 21 28 6 7 — 62
SHI — Jacob Stafford 21 run (Kris Patek kick), 6:45 remaining
SHI — Evel Jones 31 run (Patek kick), 4:13
SHI— Jones 41 run (Patek kick), 2:16
SHI — Jones 74 interception return (Patek kick), 9:07
SHI— Stafford 4 run (Patek kick), 3:23
SHI — Stafford 1 run (Patek kick), 2:03
OZO — Jayton Rodriguez 2 run (Tyler Galindo kick), 0:28
SHI — Jones 25 pass from Brady Cejka (Patek kick), 0:00
SHI — Caleb Curtis 21 run (kick failed), 7:24
SHI — Tyler Patek 5 run (Hunter Mraz kick), 6:37
OZO — Rodriguez 20 run (kick failed), 4:06
First downs 8 22
Rushes-Yards 30-126 46-402
Passing 125 44
Comp-Att-Int 6-13-1 2-2-0
Punts 4-31 1-42
Fumbles-Lost 4-2 0-0
Penalties-Yards 7-39 4-21
Individual statistics
RUSHING: Ozona — Rocky Venegas 2-53, Blake Morrow 7-48, Alex Borrego 6-29, Daniel Gonzalez 6-16, Jayton Rodriguez 8-13, Team 1-(-)33. Shiner — Evel Jones 9-192, Jacob Stafford 10-63, Caleb Curtis 7-41, Tyler Patek 6-41, Brady Cejka 4-27, Chad Neubauer 4-22, Isidor Cerny 6-16.
PASSING: Ozona — Rodriguez 6-11-1 for 125, Borrego 0-1-0, Jerrod deBois 0-1-0. Shiner — Cejka 2-2-0 for 44.
RECEIVING: Ozona — Tyler Galindo 2-18, Borrego 1-51, Gonzalez 1-24, duBois 1-22, Saul Vargas 1-10. Shiner — Justin Stovall 1-19, Jones 1-25.
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We sell handiwork made in Hiiumaa!
Our goal is to hold handiwork in great esteem and introduce those making it, giving everyone a change to sell their work. We preserve old folk patterns in modern products.
Here we have handicraft made by our grandmothers next to the work of youth and companies. Everything you find here is made in Hiiumaa and by people living here. Every work carries the soul and power of its maker.
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SILVER CITY — Recreation Staff from the Silver City Ranger District of the Gila National Forest recently hosted volunteers from Montana State University and the New Mexico Volunteers for the Outdoors to perform trail maintenance and improvements on the Dragonfly Trail in Arenas Valley.
Students and volunteers worked alongside Forest Service personnel learning trail construction and maintenance techniques. Work included tread width and soil erosion control measures. Bridgit Noon from Montana State University said that she was excited to be working on a trail that gets so much use.
"I loved seeing people using the trails as we were working. They all seemed very grateful and appreciative of our work, and I hope that they will continue to enjoy the trails in the future," Noon said.
After the trail work was completed, archaeology Staff from the Silver City Ranger District gave an interpretive presentation of the Dragonfly Trail site. Will Stopps of Montana State University said the trail work, presentation, and trip to Silver City introduced him to a new part of the Southwest.
"The week spent in Silver City was a refreshing and educating experience that I will never forget. From learning how to protect trails from erosion, to learning about the community's rich history, I had an awesome time in Silver City," Stopps said.
The Dragon Fly Trail head is located approximately three miles east of Silver City, off of Highway 180 in Arenas Valley. The trail is best known for the petroglyphs along its path.


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STYLE SQUAD FOCUSES ON BEAUTY INSIDE, OUT. WHILE THE COMPANY FIRST BEGAN WITH A KNACK FOR HAIR, MAKEUP, AND CUSTOMIZED AIRBRUSH TANS, THE FOUNDERS SOON REALIZED THAT BEAUTY BEGAN WITHIN. LIVING A FIT AND HEALTHY LIFESTYLE IS ALSO IMPORTANT. SO WE INCORPORATED STYLE SQUAD HEALTH AND FITNESS LINE. IT HAS BEEN APPARENT THAT STYLE SQUAD HAS CREATED A NICHE MARKET NOT SEEN ANY WHERE ELSE. A PLACE WHERE WE CAN ALL BE FIT, LIVE HEALTHY, BE ENERGIZED, AND HAVE CONFIDENCE USING THE TOOLS LIKE HAIR AND MAKEUP AS JUST THE FINISHING TOUCHES. WHETHER you are a bride, aspiring model, career woman, or busy mom, style squad is here for your wedding, your portfolio, and any type of image consulting.
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