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It's winter, it's cold and so I crave the pie – all the time. Deep filled, meaty pie with buttery pastry. Pure comfort food. First I toyed with the idea of using lamb shanks in a pie, all St. John style with the bones sticking out the top but I finally decided on a cheap as chips ham hock filling.
Smoked Ham Hock Pie
(I would advise soaking the hock for at least a few hours or overnight before discarding the water and cooking as below)
1 smoked ham hock
1 carrot
10 peppercorns
1 stick celery
1 large onion, peeled and halved plus 1 small one finely chopped, for the filling
4 bay leaves, torn
1 large leek, finely shredded
1 clove garlic
1 standard pack shortcrust pastry (sorry, don't know the weight but it's enough to cover the top of your pie dish..)
1 egg, beaten
425ml milk
8 black pepper corns
1 bay leaf
40g butter
20g plain flour
Salt and pepper
A pinch of mace or nutmeg
A large handful cheddar cheese
– Put the hock, halved onion, carrot, celery, bay leaves and peppercorns in a large pan and cover with water. Bring to the boil then simmer for 2-4 hours, until the meat is falling off the bone.
– Remove the ham and set aside, strain the liquor and reserve for later use.
– Cook the leeks and onion gently in butter until soft – about 10 minutes, then add the garlic for a further 3-5 minutes. Meanwhile, make the bechamel.
– Put the milk, bay leaf, mace or nutmeg and peppercorns into a pan and bring slowly up to simmering point.
– Remove from the heat and strain the milk into a jug.
– In a clean pan, melt the butter gently, add the flour and stir to a paste. Add a little milk at a time, stirring to make sure all is incorporated.
– Start adding larger quantities, as if you are making mayonnaise, stirring with a whisk.
– When the lumps are gone, add the cheese and whisk again until smooth.
– Remove the meat from the hock, taking care to avoid the fattiest bits and combine with the leek mixture and the bechamel. Transfer to a pie dish. Roll out the pastry to desired thickness (I dunno, 1cm?) and top the pie with it. Brush with beaten egg.
– Bake at 190°C/ 375°F/Gas 5 for about an hour until golden brown.
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This pie sounds so good!
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Oh oh oh that looks amazing. Hock on my list for the week methinks.
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This is the first time I've heard of minty peas. Trying to imagine the flavor profile and wondering whether I'd like it or not. I sure would like to have some of that pie!
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HA!! i love it -jamie o doing it turned you off. it would turn me off to cause he can be kind of annoying. it's weird you brought that up b/c my sister in law bought us 1 jamie cookbook for xmas a few years back and it's the only one we own. the only thing that drew me into that book, no lie, is his lamb shank pie w/ the shanks sticking straight out of that pastry. for that one i would let it slide… cause it really looked amazing.
but yours looks great too! god i need a pie in my life soon. real soon… it's been too long.
This looks fantastic!
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ok my tummy is rumbling now….
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mmm – its look really tasty! I used ham hock to make a terrine at Christmas and was also surprised just how cheap it was, and so delicious too. I'd suggest Lizzie cheats and puts a piece of – dare I say it – ready bought puff pastry on top if she's not fond of shortcrust!
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Lovely, Helen! I adore ham hock, a great cut of meat. Sounds like a lovely interpretation of Valentine's Day
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Mmmmm pie. That looks so good. I must try liking shortcrust pastry as I'm clearly missing out.
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Yum, yum. Very cute crust too.
We aren't Valentine's folk either. I did buy David a present this year. But it was an axe. Not sure that's terribly romantic.
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Pie will always do it for me. Last one we had was rabbit pie the day after valentines. I haven't had much success with hock though. I get really sensitive to salt sometimes. Next time I experimant with it, I'll try soaking for longer.
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Helen, you are a fine woman when you are giving your fella something like this out of love. Fantastic! The best pie of the year so far. Brilliant. Cheers Dave x
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oooh – Ive been eyeing various ham hock recipes lately, didn't realise it was that cheap! £2-15! and that great looking pie and soup as well?
I'm sold.
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Nothing beats a rustic pie! And perfectly prissy pastry would have been a bit incongruous with that slab of hock, no?
I need to find a pie to dive into asap…
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Damn, I cooked a hog the other day and gave it away because I could not figure out what to make with it!!!
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OMG, I could have licked the screen …
That looks really good, I love pies and really love the idea of smoked ham in it.
Saw your article on food show, I went last year and already bought tickets for this years, really good event I thought and great range of produce
Actually have just spotted the Government is seeking to outlaw pies – http://www.guardian.co.uk/politics/2009/feb/20/pies-healthy-eating-food Make 'em while you can!
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I adore all pies…this looks so hearty and comforting! And bring on the minty peas!
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Great idea! Love ham hocks. Love pies. Both impeccably frugal. Result!
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I love hock.
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March 1, 2003
Ray Jakubiak
As we approach the 100-year commemoration of the Wright brothers' epic flight at Kill Devil Hills, North Carolina, it is only appropriate that we honor individuals who have contributed to keeping the dream of aviation alive. One such person is Oliver Boyd Clow, known as "Boyd," whose passion for and contribution to aviation has spanned five decades. He has fulfilled his dreams of flying, owning and operating his beloved Navion and his own airport — which has grown from a grass strip into an international airport. Boyd's philosophy? "Always help the average guy keep his plane safely flying within his budget."
In 1952, Boyd, then a 35-year-old farmer in northern Illinois, took his first flying lesson in a Taylorcraft BC-12D. Boyd descended from a long line of immigrants whose patriarch, Robert Clow, came to the United States in 1844 from Ekelfeken, Scotland. The family later settled in Plainfield, Illinois, about 40 miles west of Chicago, where they prospered. Boyd inherited a portion of the homestead and another farm three and a half miles to the east where he moved and followed the family traditions of growing grain, feeding cattle, livestock trucking, and dairying — that is, until he got his feet off the ground.
It was while learning to fly that Boyd first saw a Navion at an airfield in nearby Joliet. It was a big yellow bird with obvious military lines, black stripes, and racy-looking tip tanks. Standing on the grass at Joliet, Boyd fell in love. In 1958 a friend showed Boyd a copy of Trade-A-Plane advertising a 1948 Model A Navion with an E-185 engine for sale in Cassville, Wisconsin. The owner had used it to fly from rodeo to rodeo earning his living. Boyd purchased the airplane with a friend's help for the grand sum of $3,500. He built an east-west airstrip and earned his certificate in the Navion. The strip soon switched to a north-south layout when a neighboring farmer complained that the low-flying planes scared her chickens and caused them not to lay eggs.
It wasn't long after Boyd put in his airstrip that people began approaching him about tying down their airplanes — the beginning of the field's transition from a grass strip into one of the most widely used general aviation airports in Illinois. The field's popularity grew rapidly in the 1960s, in part because of its location near Chicago. When the Chicago Glider Club made the airport its home, it built a 3,500-square-foot round hangar. But the biggest reason for the popularity of Clow airport was Boyd's colorful personality, sense of humor, and aviation knowledge.
In the 1970s the airport continued to grow. The grass strip was replaced with a 50-by-3,400-foot asphalt, lighted runway. The number of tiedowns grew to about 65, with 35 more planes hangared. In 1973, the farm field became a commercial airport with the dubious name of Clow International Airport. Boyd created the name, choosing the word international to reflect Chicago's mixed ethnicity, rather than the airport's size: Boyd's many friends and fellow pilots were of German, Polish, and other ethnic backgrounds now making their homes in Chicago. "It was named on a lark and borders on the ridiculous, but people remember it. Sometimes the absurd is easier to remember," says Boyd.
Today's full-service restaurant, Charlie's, grew out of a hot-dog stand started by Lou and Elmer Hess. The stand was an instant hit, and air traffic controllers from DuPage Airport, nearly 10 miles away, would drive over for lunch. In 1975, a full-service FBO, was established and still exists on the field.
By the 1980s, Clow was one of the busiest airports in Illinois, running in third to fifth place, behind such well-known airports as Chicago O'Hare International and Chicago Midway. In 1989, Clow was named the best privately owned, public-use airport in Illinois.
Clow went Hollywood in the 1980s, appearing in the movie Friends, starring Tom Selleck. Boyd made a cameo appearance sitting on the glider club's trailer porch, which today is known as the Clubhouse. Anyone is welcome at the Clubhouse: Cookouts, fly-ins, and meetings are held there. Becoming a member is a little difficult — you must make a $25 contribution, but Boyd jokes that if you're a decorated war hero, Rhodes scholar, or senator, the fee is waived.
The early 1990s saw a decline in the number of planes based at Clow and rumors of airport closure. Urban sprawl closed the Windy City glider operation (legacy of the original Chicago Glider Club). But Boyd fought to ensure the airport would remain open. Through his efforts the airport thrived and, in 1998, was sold to Joe Depaulo. The tradition of camaraderie at the field continues.
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Today the Supreme Court heard arguments about whether detainees held at Guantanamo Bay, the U.S. base in Cuba, have the right to challenge their imprisonment in federal court. Back in October of 2006, Congress passed a law which said that federal courts do not have jurisdiction in detainee cases. So as it stands now, detainees face indefinite detention with no concrete way to challenge their status as enemy combatants. About three hundred men are being held at the base, and many have been there for as long as six years. This case represents an attempt to balance prisoners' individual rights with the desire to prevent terrorism. We'll hear from both sides of the argument today on the show. So tell us: what rights should detainees have?
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I grieved on the day my fellow co-workers first vociferously started to defend torture and removing habeas corpus of any individual. When did the rights of the individual become second to the rights of the citizen? When did we become the bad guys?
No they are not U.S. citizens. Imagine if another country's government came over here, kidnapped an American citizen, held them for six years and gave them virtually no rights and then the foreign government justifies it by saying they are not citizens of their country and therefore not entitled to basic rights. Imagine the outcry.
Your last caller seemed to talk straight out the administration talking points. The main point he makes is false: we do not know whether the people in detention are terrorists because they have not been given the most basic justice to determine that fact. I come from a view that all justice is based on the assumption of innocence until proven guilty. They have not been proven to join al-Qaeda or Taliban, but they are detained on nothing because those records are not available or don't exist.
Either they are Prisoners of War, in which case they are the problem of the military or they are criminals in which case they should be judged and either let go or sentenced. No war has been declared by Congress, no country has declared war on us, thus the "War on Terror" is a metaphor for a fight against a criminal conspiracy, not a real "war".
These people should have their day in court and all of us should quit listening to the lying knaves in the Bush administration that torture and detain foreign nationals and use fear mongering to blind simple minded people.
Babbling on, as one caller did, about the "cocktail circuit" and "carrying peoples pack" and other military metaphors totally obscures the issue that some might be guilty and some might be innocent and we will never know unless they are fairly judged. It is also amazing that so many of these flag waving idiots spit on the ideals that the flag stands for.
Heya, Joey
I understand that they are not US citizens. The issue is that I always read the words of the Declaration as a good declaration for everyone, not just US citizens.
We declared a "war on terror" not a war on Bolivia, or Egypt, or other nations. We cannot return these prisoners to their nation states because their will be no end to war on Terror.
You're point is right on the spot.
The Constitution does not define rights in terms of citizens, of "people" or "persons", and also proscribes to powers of the government. Just because the detainees are not citizens does not mean that they have no rights, in my opinion.
IMO, the detainees are NOT U.S. citizens, they are non-uniform wearing fighters.
IF they were wearing uniforms, they could be released after the combat in Afghanistan ends. (whenever, that happens)
SINCE, they were NOT wearing uniforms, they ARE armed, murderous, thugs who would kill you (or your family) because you are not Muslim (aka. Taliban).
If you want to release these armed, murderous, thugs into the world, adopt them, and give them a chance to kill you (and your family) you should have your bleeding heart examined for exessive, cronic, and fatal stupidity.
BTW, the U.S. constitution is a contract between the federal government, the several states, our citizens, and "invited" guests. Anyone else is NOT protected! (Even in downtown Liberalville)
What I can't understand is why no one ever calls into question the fundamental premise advanced by people like David Rivkin: that the U.S. is officially "at war" with terrorists, just like it was with the Axis powers of both World Wars, or like it was with Spain during the Spanish American War, and thus the "terrorists" held at Guantanamo Bay should be treated exactly like the prisoners of war were in these historical armed conflicts.
What I'm wondering is, how can a traditional armed conflict between states or between factions within a state (civil wars) be legitimately compared to our current "war on terrorists" or "war on terrorism" (however you want to put it)?
How is this a traditional, state-against-state kind of war? I just don't understand that and have never heard it fully explained.
Yet this is precisely what Rivkin and his ilk constantly suggest with little objection from anyone. His comparison of our current situation with actual wars (the U.S. Civil War, or WWI and WWII) that had actual ends--with one side officially surrendering, strikes me as incredibly bogus. Yet no one today on Talk of the Nation questioned it.
Are the detainees at Guantanamo Bay all from Iraq or Afghanistan, and if so, were they all involved in fighting against U.S. troops in some offical "wartime" capacity? The answer to this question is most certainly "no," but a "yes" answer would be the only way people like Rivkin and the Bush administration would be even remotely warranted in making comparisons to prisoners of war in "wartime" picked up on a "battlefield."
Are we in a state of war with Bahrain? What about Kuwait? How about Saudi Arabia? Numerous Gitmo detainees are/were from these nations. Is Rivkin suggesting that the U.S. can justify holding these detainees indefinitely because we are "at war" with individual people, instead of countries? If so, that is an interesting re-read of the U.S. Constitution and what constitutes a "war". . . . . .
Those who support the suspension of the Constitution always assume they will never be the target of those in power. Sinclair Lewis' novel "It Can't Happen Here", currently out of print, details almost exactly the current political situation in which the U.S. now finds itself, especially when all opposition to those in power are referred to as traitors.
I am appalled by the caller who made sweeping statements that were ludicrous in their simplicity: All detainees would slit an American's throat if given the chance; throwing someone in prison without judicial review is fine as long as an authority decides they want to do so; the intelligence retrived from torture is accurate (although most studies and historical evidence show it is deeply flawed; and that this behavior by people in power does not threaten each and every one of us. Forget our basic rights, just make sure we get the services we want. Bread and circuses in ancient Rome would have obviously fulfilled this caller(unless he was one of the slaves).
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He can't have a concussion on top of everything else. Even his life isn't that cruel.
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"Yeah, I know," Riley grumbled, swipping his brother's hovering hands away, "Sorry. Where's Mrs. White?"
Jason furrowed his brow, "Our teacher? Riley, she quit a long time ago?"
Riley shook his head, swallowing thickly, as he explained, "Mr. O'Bryan had turned her. I killed her."
Jason remained silent as he turned to glance at his friends. Mikey was standing stock still while even Vincent looked unnerved. Caleb seemed to appear out of nowhere, swords out.
"He's not wrong," the older boy explained, eyeing Riley carefully, "A body was dragged. The other body we found earlier has been completely devoured. He's no longer killing for himself."
"He has a family," Riley finished for him, setting his head on the earthy ground beside Jason's leg, "A whole litter of puppies."
"Which explains a lot," Dylan continued thoughtfully, "Why the bodies hadn't been touched. He kills them before taking his family out to try and find it. Once they do he let's them eat it. He's teaching them how to hunt."
Riley groaned, clenching his eyes shut. Jason's hands carefully placed Riley's head on his lap before running shaky fingers through his thick hair. The others seemed to start whispering on what they should do next.
"What I don't get," Mikey spoke up, finger on his lips in thought, "Why leave Riley out here alive? I mean, the guy's been trying to kill him for the past four days."
"Maybe he didn't think he could kill him and drag his dead wife before we got here," Dylan offered helpfully.
"No, he wants his puppies to know how to kill," Riley spoke up, sitting up, "It's one thing to track prey and another to know how to kill it. What better target than the one who killed their mother?"
"Makes sense," Vincent spoke up.
"I don't care if it makes sense," Jason growled, "If he's letting his puppies lose than we need to get out of here."
That's why Riley suddenly found himself being dragged up by his brother as they limped back towards the school. They were halfway there when they heard the growling behind them.
"I think they found us," Dylan growled as he pulled out his gun.
"We can make it," Jason protested but Riley knew that was just false hope. He thinks Jason knew it too because his brother was suddenly handing him off to Vincent before turning towards their newest threat.
"Jason," Riley squawked in protest, "I can fight."
"You're injured," was all Jason ground out and Vincent was picking him up to literally carry him away. He knew he had no other choice other than to give in.
They were running, stumbling, through the forest when Vincent froze again, backing Riley behind him. Riley peaked out from behind his back surprised to see several fairly large wolves snarling and snapping their teeth at them. There was seven of them.
"I think the cubs found us," Vincent growled in frustration.
"Then what's the others doing?" Riley asked not really wanting to hear the answer.
They're waiting for nothing.
"Riley, stay behind me," Vincent demanded as he pulled out his staff.
"Hey, you don't have to tell me twice," Riley promised, "They look hungry. And angry."
He didn't see it but he's sure Vincent rolled his eyes. That's when the first cub pounced, Vincent easily knocking it away into a tree.
"Home run!" Riley exclaimed and, this time, he did catch Vincent rolling his eyes. He just shot him his best innocent smile before burying an arrow in one of the cub's legs. Trying to kill him or not, they were just kids. He couldn't bring himself to kill them.
"Riley," Vincent ground out and Riley just knew he was about to get in trouble for not killing it.
"I can't kill it Vincent," Riley hissed as he shot another arrow in another leg.
"You don't have much choice," Vincent told him as he swung and hit another cub into a tree, "It's either they die or you do."
Luckily, he didn't have to make the choice because soon Mr. O'Bryan in all his werewolf glory was bursting from behind the trees growling, snarling, at them. Riley was sure if he was human he'd be saying something like 'Don't hurt my babies' or something equally cliche.
"Sorry teach," Riley murmured before shooting, and missing his crazy werewolf teacher, and hitting, killing, a cub. It was a complete accident and Riley felt awful but it enraged Mr. O'Bryan even more. If it hadn't been for Vincent's bo staff, Riley's sure he'd be lunch by now.
"Call the others," Vincent growled, eyes never leaving the threat currently circling them.
It took a while for Riley to realize what he was talking about but soon Riley pulled out his phone and pressed Jason's number. It rang several times and Riley hoped there wasn't even more cubs.
"Riley?" his brother asked confused, "Are you back at school?"
"Not exactly," Riley murmured before the overly large wolf pounced at him again and Vincent hit it again with his large stick.
"What's that supposed to mean? What's going on? Riley!"
But two of the cubs suddenly became brave and ignored their father and Vincent as they leaped at the younger twin. Riley, who saw them last minute, barely had time to roll out of the way and his phone laid on the ground with the leaves.
He didn't have time to shoot arrows so his hands went to the knife in his boot. He yanked it out, slicing it at the closest cub, his kill or be killed instinct kicking in. Faintly, as if far away, he was aware of Vincent still trying to bat Mr. O'Bryan away and Jason screaming on the other end of his phone. His senses were mainly on the cubs trying to kill him though.
One was dead, he slit his throat when he swipped at it. Two more were circling him.
"I don't want to hurt you," he tried reasoning but they were out for blood and vengence.
One leaped and he rolled out of the way. The other tried but he smacked the hilt of his knife to it's skull. It fell to the ground, hopefully unconscious. The other whimpered, nudging its brother with it's nose as if pleading for it to wake up. When it didn't, the cub turned it's attention to Riley.
It jumped, there was a gunshot, and it fell several feet away- dead. Riley glanced to his side to see Dylan slowly lowering his gun.
"What the heck was that?" Riley shouted, rising to his feet to stare down Dylan, "I had it covered."
"Doesn't look like it," the older boy murmured taking in the four unconscious- but alive- cubs.
"Well we just can't kill them!" Riley screamed but the other's seemed to disagree.
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Riley's stomach threatened to rebel and if it wasn't for Jason suddenly leading him away he's sure he would have puked everywhere. Vincent was still battling Mr. O'Bryan but Mikey had joined to help.
Mr. O'Bryan, realizing that he was losing finally retreated.
The rest of the night was bathed in the blood of the cubs.
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thousands of people who endured a dark Christmas could be without power
until Friday night, despite round-the-clock efforts to get electricity
flowing again.
About 128,000 customers were still without power in Michigan Thursday and almost 33,000 were still blacked out in Maine.
American Red Cross provided warm shelter, food, blankets and water in
Michigan's hard-hit Lapeer county, where about 12,000 remained without
power. Another 116,000 customers were in the dark mainly in Genesee
DTE Energy said it has more than 1,500 workers --
including some 500 linemen from West Virginia, Pennsylvania, Georgia,
Indiana, Illinois and Ohio -- in the field to get power back on.
Hundreds more workers were clearing lines of fallen tree branches.
Wheeler, a spokesman for Consumers Energy in Michigan, said its teams
work down a priority list, with hospitals, police and fire agencies, and
radio and television outlets and telephone and communications
organizations at the top, along with water and sewer facilities, the Lansing State Journal reports.
come repairs that affect the largest numbers of people, followed by
high voltage lines, substations, primary distribution lines,
transformers and secondary lines.
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it's more than 11,000 customers all are back on line. The number has
fluctuated as some people get power back while others lose it.
had two beautiful, sunny days in Maine and the ice isn't going
anyplace," said Lynette Miller, spokeswoman for the Maine Emergency
Management Agency. "They're very concerned about more weight coming down
on trees that are already compromised by ice."
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Power, with more than 24,000 customers still in the dark early Thursday,
hoped to get power back for most by the end of the day but acknowledged
that some will still be without electricity on Friday. More than
100,000 were without power at the storm's peak.
More snow is
expected Thursday in Maine and parts of Michigan, along with frigid
temperatures that could keep ice from melting off power lines and tree
branches, posing new risks for outages
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been blamed on the storm and cold, with 17 in the USA and 10 in Canada.
Among those in Canada, seven were the result of carbon monoxide
poisoning from people using generators or barbecues to stay warm after
losing power and heat.
Joseph Van Dykes Jr., 68, of Holden, Maine, told the Bangor Daily News that his daughter, who lives in Massachusetts, "harassed" him into going into a shelter.
Dykes, who lives in a trailer park, spent part of Tuesday sitting in
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Favorite thing: Most important acitivity you should do while staying in Bantayan island is to hop on to the virgin Island. You won't regret the long time you traveled just to get in Bantayan Island, so maximize your time to explore the nearby islands!
Fondest memory: I'll surely miss watching the sunrise, sunset, blue green clear water, the coconut trees, white sand, starfishes, the sound of waves and most especially the time spent with friends!
We only had this rare opportunity to hang out with each other due to work and other priorities. If not only because our goddaughter will be baptized, we'll never have allotted our time to be off to work.
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Favorite thing: There is a small tourist information in the town proper of Sta. Fe. It is located on the old town hall at the back of the market. walking distance from Sto. Nino Church. If you have more questions about the place feel free to ask them.
the wonderful people of Bantayan island
Favorite thing: Bantayans are about 70,000 quiet, friendly and laborious islanders. They are mostly fishermen. They are also engaged in tourism either transporting tourists on motorcycles or boats or working in the hotels. One of the most thriving production is eggs so the island has the nick name of "egg basket" .
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Favorite thing: Even if I still feel it doesn't beat the ultra-fine, powder soft sand of Boracay, Bantayan comes pretty close. It has the crystal clear aquamarine waters, white, fairly smooth sand, and the only thing Boracay no longer has- tranquility.
Fondest memory: Eating fresh seafood with your two bare hands was pretty much priceless. I have never used my hands and only my hands to shovel food into my mouth, so this was quite the experience. You go to the Bantayan market with some of the locals (don't know where they came from, but hey, they were at the resort) and you buy the seafood there (nothing beats the freshness!), and when you go back to the resort those guys cook it for you (pretty darn good, if I do say so myself). Of course feel free to give them a tip as large or small as you think they deserve (and give them a portion of the cooked food). Take a short swim or relax in your room while waiting, and when the food is ready, dig in!!!
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Vertical geometric drop earring in gold from Karl Lagerfeld Vintage. This clip-on metal earring features rectangular detail with a matte surface and sheen slanted ends. Measures approximately 2" L.
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Robert Crais Uses the Chaos of Katrina to Frame Crime Novel 'The Sentry'
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Joe Pike is a loner, a fierce-looking guy who constantly wears dark glasses and sports red arrow tattoos, pointing forward, on each deltoid. Formerly a cop, he's been a mercenary at flashpoints around the world, and owns a gun store in Los Angeles.
He's also a heartthrob.
"Women have gone insane for Joe Pike. ... Women have really embraced him," author Robert Crais says of his fictional character. "It's stunning. If you go to my Facebook page, read the comments. Apparently, he's a worthy fantasy character for a lot of ladies. It's probably a pretty good thing to be Joe Pike."
It's also been a boon for Crais. His new novel, "The Sentry," is the second consecutive outing, and third book overall, featuring Pike as the central character.
Crais admits Pike's popularity was part of the reason he didn't return to Elvis Cole, the private detective who first appeared in the 1987 novel, "The Monkey's Raincoat." Cole is a "more personable character," according to the author. But since Pike, Cole's longtime sidekick, became the protagonist in 2007's "The Watchman," he's provided Crais with a rare literary tandem: Two strong characters who can alternately carry a book, or slide back into the shadows as an intriguing secondary character.
They also are men who are not willing to standby when they see trouble. "The Sentry" begins -- after a short prologue -- with Pike pumping gas into his Jeep when he sees trouble happening at a sandwich shop. He intervenes and is caught up in a web that includes two displaced survivors of Hurricane Katrina, Dru Rayne and Wilson Smith, who are not the simple shop owners they initially appear to be. They've stolen money from a drug cartel, changed their names and identities, and are constantly on the alert.
Crais, a native of Louisiana, was in Metairie visiting family friends in 2005 when Hurricane Katrina hit the mainland. Like many others, Crais was forced to evacuate. Crais considered how hundreds of thousands of people were displaced by the natural disaster. But another idea that came to him in the aftermath of Katrina, one that is in counterpoint to many of the feel-good stories about reinvention and rebirth, kickstarted his writing.
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On Twitter, a hashtag created to promote tourism in Iran has backfired as dissidents use it to highlight the country's human rights shortcomings. A week ago, Ali Araghchi, a nephew of Iran's Deputy Foreign Minister Abbas Aragchi, launched the hashtag...Read more »
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Kerry, McCain: Battle of the Nominees
When two decorated Vietnam War veterans, both winners of their parties' nominations for president — and both losers of the general election — square off over differences in foreign policy, a war of political nerve might ensue. It did at...Read more »
Iran's Ex-VP Says UN Envoy Should Pull Out
A former Iranian vice president has called on the country's designated UN ambassador, who was linked to a group of "students" who took 52 American diplomats hostage in 1979, to step down. Mohammad Ali Abtahi, who served as a vice...Read more »
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A European Parliament resolution yesterday which expressed "grave concerns" over violation of human rights in Iran has provoked angry response from Iranian officials. The EU resolution drew attention to Iran's lack of cooperation with United Nations human rights bodies, including...Read more »
Pro-Israel Group Opposing Jones in North Carolina
A conservative pro-Israel group is airing television ads opposing North Carolina Rep. Walter Jones five weeks before a Republican primary. Jones is the "most liberal Republican in Congress" and "preaches American decline," according to the ad from the Emergency Committee...Read more »
Zarif's Facebook Fame Proves Fickle
Iran's poetry-quoting Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif is finding that Facebook friends can be fickle. Last year, Zarif, who has 858,000 fans, was lauded for his Facebook diplomacy, sharing his insights and even itinerary of his overseas online as nuclear...Read more »
Iran's Supreme Leader Questions Holocaust — Again
With nuclear talks between Iran and world leaders progressing, Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei focused on cultural wars to come in his Nowrouz speech at the city of Mashad. Last year, Khamenei, who said he doubted if nuclear talks could...Read more »
Iranian Censorship Act of Kindness: Javan
In a move that George Orwell might appreciate, a hardline Iranian newspaper said it erased a woman from a photograph of European Union foreign policy chief Catherine Ashton for her own good. Yesterday, Javan, which is affiliated with the Revolutionary...Read more »
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For its 20th anniversary, Steven Spielberg's 'Jurassic Park' has been retrofitted into 3-D and re-released.
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"Jurassic Park" was not only No. 1 at the box office in 1993, it set the record for top-grossing film of all time - raking in more than $900 million worldwide and spawning two sequels (with a third slated for 2014). For its 20th anniversary, Steven Spielberg's blockbuster has been retrofitted into 3-D and re-released in theaters. And here's the crazy thing: I liked it a lot better than I did two decades ago.
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Any idea the widest tire that will fit a Vomoots with and Enve (Edge) 2.0 fork? Thank you.
Any idea the widest tire that will fit a Vomoots with and Enve (Edge) 2.0 fork? Thank you.
What year Vamoots? For the most part you can be assured you will be able to fit a 28c in the Vamoots (newer) editions....As for the Enve fork....they say 28c as well.
Let me know if you have any other questions.
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Don't know if this is relevant to your Vamoots question, but I have an older Compact (not CR) and run both Challenge 27 Roubaix and Vittoria 27 Pave tubulars. You should be ok with tires up to 27 but I wouldn't go any bigger. The newer Vamoots has longer chainstays so you'll have a little bit more clearance. I also have a Edge 2.0 fork on the Compact and there is 'huge' clearance up front, no problems. Hope this helps.
Jon, it's a 2010. Thank you for the feedback. You too Domestique.
You should be all good with the bigger tyres on that Vamoots. I too love the Challenge 27.....a smooth operator for sure.
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Vhils "Dissonance" @ Lazarides, LondonJuxtapoz // Tuesday, March 31, 2015
Lazarides Rathbone is pleased to announce a new multidisciplinary exhibition by Portuguese artist Alexandre Farto aka Vhils. Dissonance presents a powerful response to contemporary culture and rapid urban regeneration, featuring reoccurring figurative compositions comprised of wood, billboard, metal and Styrofoam dioramas. Go get 'em Vhils!
Jonathan Yeo "The Print Retrospective" @ Lazarides Editions, LondonJuxtapoz // Friday, December 12, 2014
Jonathan Yeo, the London-based artist who has some beautiful spreads in our new Juxtapoz Hyperreal book, currently has a show, The Print Retrospective, going on at Lazarides Editions in London through December 20, 2014. The show kicks of the the Lazarides Editions program, featuring 30 different limited editions of Yeo's work.
Opening: Conor Harrington in NYCJuxtapoz // Thursday, October 02, 2014
We have been previewing and showcasing the works of Conor Harrington in advance of his NYC-debut show, "Eat & Delete," opening in conjunction with London-based Lazarides Gallery. Well, we are telling you to go see it. Now. At 268 Mulberry. You have time. Its open through October 4th. Last Friday night, at a special preview, this is what we saw...
Opening: Sage Vaughn "Nobody's Home" @ Lazarides Rathbone, LondonJuxtapoz // Tuesday, February 04, 2014
As we have noted on the site (and in the print edition) in recent months, Sage Vaughn just opened his new solo show, "Nobody's Home," at Lazarides Rathbone this past weekend in London. Our London contributor, Butterfly, made it to the opening, and now you can see Vaughn's new paintings in the gallery context...
Brutal: Lazarides Gallery Below 180 The StrandJuxtapoz // Monday, October 21, 2013
Last week we showed you the opening photos from Lazarides Gallery's special off-site exhibition for Frieze Week in London, Brutal, held underneath 180 The Strand and featuring site-specific works from Lucy McLauchlan, Cleon Peterson, Conor Harrington, DALeast, Jux photo editor Estevan Oriol, and more. Today, we have final installation shots from our London friend, Ian Cox.
Opening: "Brutal" by Lazarides Gallery @ 180 The StrandJuxtapoz // Friday, October 18, 2013
Lazarides Gallery in London is keeping up the tradition of off-site exhibitions during the Frieze Art Week, and this year its Brutal that is being presented. Lazarides and The Vinyl Factory present an exhibition of original artwork over a sprawling creative space in central London. Within theme BRUTAL, 16 artists created a mixture of installation, murals, film, animation, sound and dance interventions in a cavernous space below 180 The Strand.
Oliver Jeffers "Nothing To See Here" @ Lazarides Rathbone, LondonJuxtapoz // Friday, September 13, 2013
Lazarides Rathbone welcomes Brooklyn based artist Oliver Jeffers for his first London exhibition, Nothing To See Here. This September Jeffers will present a new series of works, which both question and observe modern life and its many conundrums. Referencing familiar 18th and 19th century European landscape and still-life painting, the artist investigates, via themes of censorship and ignorance, the notion that knowledge is power.
Saber "The Ugly American" @ The Outsiders, NewcastleJuxtapoz // Friday, August 30, 2013
Former Juxtapoz cover artist and politically active graffiti legend SABER opens a brand new body of work, The Ugly American, at The Outsiders Newcastle in England on September 6, 2013. The show will consist entirely of work created in the gallery itself.
Opening: Lazarides Gallery's "Bedlam" in LondonJuxtapoz // Wednesday, October 10, 2012
For the past 3 years, as the art world has descended upon London for the Frieze Art Fair, Lazarides Gallery has descended below the city streets to put on Bedlam, in our opinion one of the best exhibitions a non-fair can offer in a during a heavily Art Fair environment. For the third and final year, Bedlam is being held in the Old Vic Tunnels, and we went to investigate.
Bedlam in Old Vic Tunnels, LondonJuxtapoz // Monday, October 08, 2012
For the thrid and final year, Lazarides Gallery in London is set to take over the Old Vic Tunnels underneath Waterloo Station with the exhibition, Bedlam. The interactive, site-specific installation coincides with the Frieze Art Fair, for what we like to call a significant, if not alternative way to see art as opposed to a big hall with booths. This you may see a rat... the show opens October 9.


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The activist expounds upon a pointed social and educational observation that "recess is over."
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John J. Margarones '48, professor emeritus of education, dies at 87
Professor Emeritus of Education John J. Margarones '48, who helped to transform teacher education at Bates from a classroom-based endeavor…
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Speaker biographies for African Refugee Health: Best Practices
Here are speaker biographies for African Refugee Health: Best Practices. The conference's nearly three dozen presenters include healthcare workers from across the country and beyond; faculty in diverse disciplines from Bates and other colleges; and interpreters, social workers, counselors and other experts in breaching cultural factors that impede refugee access to healthcare.
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Doyle '72 offers ESPN.com commentary on coaching and life lessons
In an ESPN.com commentary, Dan Doyle '72, an authority on sports in America and internationally, encourages youth coaches to go…
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The Valpo Surf Project
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Indianapolis Star publishes personal essay by Merisotis '86
In a personal essay for The Indianapolis Star, Jamie Merisotis '86, a Bates trustee who heads the Lumina Foundation for…
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Projects for Peace grants to support Zambia, Afghanistan programs
Two Bates College students have received 2010 Davis Projects for Peace awards to fund development initiatives in Zambia and Afghanistan….
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Slide show features 2010 President for a Day
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A Girl's Life documents the aspirations of Sonia Luna '13
A Girl's Life, a PBS documentary by researcher and author Rachel Simmons examining the challenges facing young women growing up…
December 17, 2009 2:15 pm
New (and Young) Orleans
But for enthusiastic and committed twenty- and thirty-somethings, New Orleans is an alluring story of opportunity, a once-in-a-lifetime chance to plunge into the trenches of what may be the world's largest urban renewal project.


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Nov. 19, 2011: Dallas' Krys Barch (left) vs. San Jose's Jim Vandermeer.
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Knoxville's School Board will meet Monday evening, at 5:30, at the Administration Building. On this week's agenda – public hearings and approval of the budget and the calendar for 2014-2015; and approval of the 2013-2014 audit. The board will also review and approve physical plant projects, installation of a new baseball scoreboard, and will hear a recommendation concerning the employment of the superintendent.
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