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…..me! This past weekend, the Mucky Pup Pub in Islington was host to the first ever Tipped chilli cook-off – 8 chillis went head to head in a blind tasting and miraculously, my chilli won! It was a tough call though – there was some serious competition in there – number four, damn, you were tasty.
The chilli wasn't the only heat that pup was packin though, we enjoyed nachos, salsa and guac from Mucho Mas, some awesome tuneage and, last but by no means least, the Sarah Palin Pinata (above). Boy, did she take a hammering…and after that, well, I couldn't possibly reveal her sticky end….
What I will reveal however, is my chilli recipe. The quantities below will serve about 8-10 on my reckoning. There are a couple of things I do which I think makes the chilli extra delish. Firstly, I use two scotch bonnet chillies, which I roast first (with the garlic), to mellow out the heat and intensify the sweet, fruity flavour. I also always make sure to use dried kidney beans rather than tinned for their superior bite and I add some dark chocolate at the end of cooking, to give the chilli depth and a touch of sweetness.
Chilli Con Carne
1200g stewing beef, cut into bite size chunks
1 whole bulb of garlic
2 extra large scotch bonnet chillies
2 onions, diced
1 handful coriander leaves
100ml beef stock
1 tablespoon cumin seeds
1 tablespoon coriander seeds
1 tablespoon dried oregano
1 heaped tablespoon tomato puree
3 tins cherry tomatoes in their juice
2 romero peppers, diced
400g kidney beans, soaked overnight and cooked
1 cinnamon stick
1 bay leaf
A splash of red wine
A teaspoon or two of red wine vinegar
50g dark chocolate (70% cocoa solids)
– Preheat the oven to 200C/400F. Remove the outer papery layers from the garlic bulb (leaving the cloves intact and the bulb together) and cut the top 1/2cm from the top of the bulb. Put the garlic and chillies in a small roasting dish, drizzle with oil and cover with foil. Roast for about half an hour until the garlic is soft. Remove from the oven and tease the garlic cloves from their cases and scrape the seeds and skin from the chillies, set both aside.
– Toast the cumin and coriander seeds in a dry pan over a medium heat for a minute or so until they start to smell aromatic (keep giving the pan a shimmy so they don't burn). Remove to a pestle and mortar (or grinder) and grind to a powder.
– Heat a couple of tablespoons of oil (I like groundnut) in a large cooking pot, brown the meat in small batches and set aside.
– Heat a couple more tablespoons of oil in the pot and add the onions on a medium heat until soft and opaque before adding the peppers for a few minutes until softened. Add the garlic, chilli, cumin, coriander (seed) and oregano, stir for a couple of minutes and then add a good splash of red wine and allow the alcohol to burn off.
– Return the meat to the pan together with the beef stock, tinned tomatoes, tomato puree, cinnamon stick and bay leaf and simmer for 2 hours or more on a really low heat (lid on) before adding the vinegar, dark chocolate and fresh coriander. The chilli is best eaten the day after you make it, with a touch more fresh coriander to finish.
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I just started ordering dried beans from a purveyor in California, (I live in a rice culture so good dried beans are hard to find) along with a slow cooker, so this is going to get made very soon. Glad I read comment #27 before I asked the same bean question! I almost fell over when I saw the Sarah Palin pinata–it's not to late to smack her around a bit, I mean the piñata of course.
I'm having a blast reading these archives, they are such a great way to read current "history", if you know what I mean–
Thanks Helen, that.a supper sorted then :-). ..and a book too. Roll.on Feb!
Hi Helen,
I think I must be having a senior moment as I cannot see the actual recipe anywhere! Can you help please, I'd loveto give this a go….
I just wanted to say, as I looked up this recipe for the nth time, that this is basically my go-to recipe for chilli, and I've probably made it at least 10 times by this point. So just wanted to say thanks for sharing!
(like the above poster, I also use a little less dark chocolate than in the recipe though)
It was an absolute triumph. It had a real depth of flavour; the roasted chilli and garlic is genius; worked a treat.
My Mrs is a chilli hound and cooks a superb one, even she admitted this recipe was better.
Thanks for the recipe!
This is getting made on new years day, hang-over food bliss!!!
Just made this double quantities as I had a pile of beef that needed eating.
Outstanding recipe, just superb. Only tweak I'd add is to slightly reduce the amount of chocolate if using super-dark stuff (90% and above). I tasted-and-added and put in just under the 50g.
I cooked mine for about 3/3.5 hours in total as I had some hoovering that needed doing, and it came out perfectly. Roasting the scotch bonnets is inspired, deepens their character superbly and gives exactly the right chilli kick.
I used featherblade steak to make it, about 2.4kg, and doubled everything else.
holy crap, I was there! and I probably voted for you too. Awesome day that was, great pub too. They should do that cook off again.
i used Stevia extract as a sugar substitute because i am diabetic. Stevia is really sweeter than sucrose.;`'
what size tins of tomatoes? Also, when do you add the beans? From the recipe instructions it seems to infer that the beans are being cooked on thier own prior to being added to the chili mixture – please advise!! Thanks from a CHILI FREAK!!
Hi Helen,
We are holding a chili cook off this Summer in the East End of London, at an all American venue. Would you be interested in competing again? And do you know anyone else that would like to be involved?
Thanks for sharing this recipe.. Just tried it out and I must say it's the mother of all chillis. There is so much depth and complexity in this dish. Can't wait to tuck into the leftovers tomorrow..
I just made this and MAN it's tasty. Can't wait for tonight when I get to eat it! Hope my friends can handle the spice…
sarah palin pinata!! GENIUS! i wish i had one tomorrow night. please, get on your knees and pray we never have to see or hear from her again after tomorrow!!!!
Congratulations! Those Scotch Bonnets must have added a lovely fruity heat…mmmmm! Thanks for sharing your recipe!
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CONGRATS, Helen! Sounds delicious! I could go for a bowl right now!
Looks and sounds fab — have never tried chocolate in chili before but would love to try it! The pinata is hilarious. Nice work!
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Congratulations! That recipe surely sounds delicious, especially with the addition of the chocolate. And a Sara Palin pinata? LOL great thiking :-p
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congratulations on your win – all looks like fun and your chilli looks full of interesting flavours
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Congrats on the win! My boyfriend would've been in chilli heaven if he got to attend that cookoff. I make chilli for him every now and then, and next time, I'll have to try your recipe out on him, and let you know what he thinks!
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Congrats! That sounds like a delicious recipe (I'm also a big fan of chocolate in chili)
A very well deserved win Helen…I love the recipe. On another note I just love how the whole world wants to bash Sarah Palin…pinata or not! Actually, I thought she was a moose….
Heh, heh – well done!
Can I hit Palin's pinata? Please?!
Oh.my.god, I soooo want a Sarah Palin pinata I can whack the hell out of!
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I wish was there or at least could have our curry for lunch!! Congrats!
Congratulations on a job well done!!!!!!!!
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Congratulations! Looks like an intruiging recipe, I've been wanting to try it with stewing steak rather than mince.
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Your chilli is a winner for sure with the chocolate and scotch bonnets – Congratulations!!
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Woo hoo!! Congrats 😀
I love chili – I always try to use scotch bonnets or habeneros, but roasting them first is a new one!
Great recipe 😀
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Er, that should say congrats on your win 😉
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Oh, this looks like a wonderful recipe Helen. I always add chocolate to my chilli too, and I would imagine that the vinegar would add a lovely sharpness to offset it. Mmmm. I also like the idea of roasting the scary scotch bonnets, mmmmm. I am definitely going to be trying this!
Congrats on your wine The photos are just great! Seemed like a really fun day.
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Congratulations Helen! I've never made chilli before (shock horror), but I'm a big fan of chilli chocolate so I can see your reasoning with that added at the end. Sounds delicious.
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Congrats!! You rock!!
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Agreed. I think Chatara has done more than enough to crack the 2nd seamers spot. It will be interesting to see if ZIM goes with Vitori or Mpofu as their third seamer. I don't see their spinners posing any threat at all. Will be interesting to see how Shakib and Gazi go.
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A recent poll by the Pew organization showed that while those of us in Our Nation's Capital and the 2,375 people who watch cable chat shows are consumed by the looming sequester, the other 75% of Americans are just shrugging, sighing, and smiling knowingly that the world will go on after Friday.
The underlying issue about the size of the deficit (about $1 trillion for FY 2013) and the national debt (a touch under $16.6 trillion) is the way the government spends our money.
Not its money. Our money.
Case in point.
I came across an article yesterday that talked about the government (money from the feds, being spent by a state) trying to bring broadband access to hills and hollers in West Virginia.
I write for a coalition of about 300 companies and organizations called Broadband for America so I know a lot about this.
About 95 percent of American homes and businesses have access to broadband. The Federal government would like to get a broadband connection to that last five percent.
To that end they have come up with a program that allows states to get money to do just that - bring broadband to places that are not economically feasible for the major network providers.
In West Virginia there are many places that qualify as not being economically feasible, so the state applied for this Federal money (OUR money) to string some wires and make some connections and bibbity-bobbity-boo Internet for all.
Unfortunately for us the people in Charleston, WV who were doing the purchasing had no idea what they were doing.
When I lived in Marietta, Ohio 45750 just across the river from West Virginia we told West Virginia jokes. Here's one:
One night, a guy stood on the West Virginia bank of the Ohio River wanting to get across. Another guy, on the Ohio shore says he'll shine his flashlight and the Mountaineer can walk across to the Ohio side.
The West Virginian says, "You must think I'm dumb. I'll get half way across and you'll turn off that light."
The people in the state government who were responsible for buying the necessary wires and whatnot to get everyone connected signed a contract with Cisco - the switch and router people - to provide the switches and routers necessary to do it.
Cisco sold the State of West Virginia some routers that cost up to $20,000 each. These routers were for mid- to high-capacity implementations.
According to an article in ArsTechnica.com, seven of these high-capacity, $20,000-a-copy routers, were installed in Clay, West Virginia; population 491. One for every 70 inhabitants.
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Last year I was mildly disappointed to find nothing more than a controlled scrimmage on a chilly day. Does anyomne know if Chizik will have another contriolled scrimmage, or go with a full game format?
I suppose it won't matter, but I'd like to know...
I would imagine its a game day decision, but if I were a Cybookie guy, I would put credits on a controlled scrimmage.
Exaggeration is a BILLION times worse than understating.
He could have done that last year because he really didnt know what he had. Maybe this year they will be semi-up to snuff and he will let them battle it out like men.
I'm betting same as last year. Chizik has a plan and sticks to it. I don't think he believes in a spring "game."
I don't know if it is going to be a game or a scrimmage...but the one thing I do know is that i'm going to get drunk for it! That has me getting excited
I would bet my left nut it will be the same as last year
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I would bet my left nut it will be the same as last year
I'll bet his left nut as well.
Not a lot of teams do the full out game anymore.
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Thus, quantitative easing may make it safe to buy equities even after the strong rallies we have seen in many world markets. But investors are extremely optimistic about equities, and that typically raises the shorter-term risks of buying. If spreading global concerns cause the markets to sell off in coming weeks, long-term investors should have some good opportunities to add to equities.
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European equities have done well since last summer, but underlying economic growth has not been as strong. And European authorities have not provided as much money to fuel economies there, so continued improvement is probably less likely than in other regions.
Japan hopes that a larger "money pump" will finally free their economy from deflation. That leaves Japanese savers looking for overseas investments, while the weakness of the yen makes it harder for U.S. investors to profit from the equity rally there.
The Pacific economies benefit from growth in the emerging economies and from rising natural resource prices, making improving global growth positive for that area.
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The emerging economies are the cornerstone of strengthening global growth. Their growth should improve, but it will probably be at a slower rate than they have historically grown. That allows investors to worry when improvement lags high expectations and tends to make equity prices more volatile. Yet solid growth rates and attractive valuations suggest long-term investors should be rewarded.
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Update on DMac in todays paper...he calls the Minnesota job one of the best in the country. While I don't think he has any chance for the job, he would be good for Minnesota in my view.
While I really hope he gets it, I don't see it happening at all.
If the situation was reversed and we hire Mason from MN after being fired (I believe he has a much better record that Mac), would that excite you? Not me.
Mason had the same problems in MN, they went to the Music City Bowl like 29 times in a row. He couldn't get MN to the "next level" either.
Originally Posted by cycloneworld
While I really hope he gets it, I don't see it happening at all.
If the situation was reversed and we hire Mason from MN after being fired (I believe he has a much better record that Mac), would that excite you? Not me.
Mason had the same problems in MN, they went to the Music City Bowl like 29 times in a row. He couldn't get MN to the "next level" either.
Good points. I doubt Gopher fans would consider this an exciting hire.
It is slim pickings for them too. I look for them to go after a good D-1AA coach or assistant.
I'm sure D-Mac will land on his feet and find a good coaching job somewhere. Glen Mason was the other candidate for the isu job when we hired Jim Walden after the 1986 season, and in retrospect Glen Mason would probably have been a better coach than Walden.
For the record Glen Mason was an assistant coach under Earle Bruce when Earle won 24 games in three years and still is the only coach in my lifetime who had a career winning record at Iowa State.
I am eternally grateful that Jamie Pollard wrapped up Gene Chizik and brought him to Ames, or we might have been stuck in the same place as Minnesota is right now.
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I think he will do better in Minnesota than he did at ISU. DMac is a good coach, just not a good gameday coach. Wherever he lands, I think he will be a good hire.
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...just not a good gameday coach...
Not to bag on you or DMac, but how does he make a good head coach if he can't deliver the goods on gameday??
I think one of DMac 's problems was that much like Hayden Frey, Dan was too loyal to his asst. HF never fired an asst. and Dan only fired two a couple of years ago. With a fresh start and a chance to bring in an all new staff, I think Dan could do well.
Before all the D-Mac Homers jump on this thread as Mac Bashing.........let's all step back and realize D-Mac name will probably be mentioned the next few weeks with some coaching vacancies........will he coach again?...yes, he wants to.
Will he get a D-I head job this year I doubt it.......No, he doesn't coach at ISU anymore and yes, he got bashed everyday on this site and yes it will happen again and again as his name comes up. Some where some clone fan will find an article with D-Mac being mentioned as a possible replacement. Some one will post something and away we go....Homers chime in and D-Mac will be remembered...on and on.......IMO lets all agree to disagree everytime D-Mac come up.........he will land on his feet somewhere, but not at ISU again.
Im still a lil hungiver from my 21st bday last night so if this sounds a lil off let me know. Here we go.Would love to see coach Mac get this job. He still like right there you now. I think he would be a good hire for them. It probably wouldnt be there #1 threw #10 pick but if they think they are going to get Tony Dungy> hahahah
McCarney said the Minnesota opening was "not a good job, it's a great job" and that he had "no doubt" it was one of the best in the nation.
Tremendous use of the "no doubt" phrase.
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I've got a buddy up in Minn. UM is saying the same things that Pollard said down here. They're not going cheap, they want someone to get them to the next level. They have a new stadium opening up in a couple years. I've heard talk of Coker, Tice and Chryst.
Originally Posted by CyinCo
McCarney said the Minnesota opening was "not a good job, it's a great job" and that he had "no doubt" it was one of the best in the nation.
Tremendous use of the "no doubt" phrase.
How about that famous "D-Mac spin"
Mac will make a great head coach somewhere, but I agree that given the reasons for Mason's dismissal, I can't see them bringing him in. I wouldn't be surprised to see Mac in a MAC or Mountain west job this year, if the dominoes fall right.
Some points to consider:
Mason wasn't let go because of his record. The AD was tired of Mason's ego and arrogant attitude. The bowl game embarrassment gave the AD the opportunity that he had been waiting for.
Mac's strong points (university promotion, department unity, and fan interaction) are what the AD wanted to see out of Mason.
Mason used his Ohio connections to pull in some very talented players. Mac would need some better assistants with real connections to match this. Mason had some excellent assistants who would certainly be willing to stay on.
Minnesota could be a hidden gem. Very few if any states have a population of 5 million with only one major D1 university. I know that there is the pro sports argument, but these same fans also want a college team to follow and pull for.
Minnesota has huge trophy game rivalrys with the hawkeyes and badgers. Mac would make these target games and win his share of them.
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The hot tub was too near the trees, squashed in the corner, the trees attracted lots of flies and it was unbearable to stay in the hot tub so unable to use. The childrens play area was right outside the cottage window. There were no views to speak of from the cottage. Very disappointed and would not recommend staying there!
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out of 10
Fantastic what more can I say
Confirmed guest, 2015-06-26
On arrival to the property I was 2 hours late to check in due to motorway traffic, however on calling the owners they were very facilitating and told me to call 30 minutes prior to arriving and I would be met.
I was shown around the property and instructed how to use everything.
We stayed in Appley Cottage and found that the property was absolutely beautiful so clean and had all the amenities that you could possibly need. Although it is not one of the lodges it is still very roomy and secluded from the view of passersby. The hot tub was to die for, my partner was working in the area hence my visit so this was an ideal chill out after he finished work. Didn't even bother us that there was no phone signal, however the wifi is top notch.
We only had a quick nosey in the games room and swimming pool but these would have been great add ons had we had more time.
Also although there is top up electricity costs, hardly any money is required. We made the mistake of topping up too much and hardly using any.
The area is very beautiful and the nearest village is approx a 10 minute drive away and here you will find everything need, and the locals are so friendly. After having a meal and drinks at 'The Bear' the owner drove us back, as the cost of taxis would have been very expensive.
We had a perfect, relaxing stay and were so sad to leave. Brilliant value for money and would definitely return.
Confirmed guest, 2015-06-01
out of 10
It was a bit tired in places. In the bedroom, near the bathroom in the corner, the carpet was frayed and the cottage was very cold, although all of the heaters were on.
Confirmed guest, 2015-05-02
Had a perfect long weekend away. Surroundings were beautiful and accommodation very comfortable couldn't fault it. Would highly recommend!!
Confirmed guest, 2015-03-09
Compact, clean, tidy and a nice secluded hot tub.
Confirmed guest, 2014-12-15
out of 10
Such a pity that the electric meter usage was not explained properly leading us to inadvertently spending £15 on supply, running out of coins and leaving for home the next morning at 6.00am.
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Great place - beautiful setting! Gorgeous walks and pubs near by. We were met by a helpful chap upon arrival who talked us through the hot tub etc. and was on hand to help throughout the week.
We did initially get caught out with the 'additional' heaters whopping our electricity meter as only the main night storage units were included which was unclear from the information in the lodge and they were all switched on when we arrived. We spent around £45 for a week with 8 guests. The WiFi signal is great and needed as there is little or no phone signal which we were aware of before we arrived.
The lodge itself was clean and well equipped (with the exception of a jug that fits in the microwave!). The inclusion of the washer and dryer was great, which I had not been able to find before we went (we were in the lodge for up to 9, so I am not sure if there is one in the smaller units), would be a great inclusion on the description.
I would advise you take your own towels as the hot tub is too nice to resist!
Only negatives I would pass comment on is the fact that at the high end for rates for the large unit, I would have expected the electricity to be included and I would also expect the towels to be provided (they cost £5 per person for the week for a small bath towel and a hand towel) similar to other properties in this price range. This was made clear before we arrived, however I would not book again simply based on this aspect as the value for money is questionable.
Confirmed guest, 2015-10-31
We had an excellent weekend, the owners were helpful from start to finish.
The lodge was very clean and tidy. The hot tub was relaxing, what ever time of the day we used it also having the cover over the hot tub gave us privacy.
We hired the pool and sauna for 2 hours which we had to ourselves. This was all clean and tidy, the sauna was up to temperature ready for us to use.
We will certainly come and stay here again also we have recommended it to our friends and family.
Lovely and clean cabin....loved the hot tub for those rainy days....great swimming pool/sauna for hire.... Owners very friendly and helpful when needed....dog friendly.... A great place to relax and unwind.....
Confirmed guest, 2015-10-30
holiday itself was lovely. A few more maps of the area would have been useful as there is no mobile phone reception to help get around! The staff seemed stressed which made it difficult to ask for things but overall we had a really great time. Location and lodge were amazing!
Confirmed guest, 2015-10-19
Fabulous place, very relaxing and tranquil. Enjoyed the hot tub . Dog friendly with nice little walks to go on.
The cottage was very comfortable and clean. The hot tub was amazing. The area was very quiet and relaxing and no phone signal was bliss and added to the relaxing atmosphere. There were only 6 lodges and all were full but you didn't hear a thing. Owners were very friendly and helpful. You hired the pool to yourselves lovely pool but a little cold for my liking. Would definitely return again and again.
Really enjoyed stay very good value good position to get around loved the hot tub could do with more kitchen equipment veg knife, another size saucepan,garlic press ,
But other than that a great stay
out of 10
The kitchen was that of a student acomadation that we rip out for refurbishment Patio door lets in draft due to warping poor standard of decorating one chair bodged with glue is an accident waiting to happen I have taken pictures owners only seam interested in money not your health safety or holiday we stayed at honey mead lodge
Confirmed guest, 2015-10-05
Beautiful surroundings and accomadation. Had a really lovely break, such a relaxing place to stay and the hot tub was a real treat. Cant wait to book again. Thank you.
loved it. The lodge was very clean and pretty. The area is so beautiful and loved the little walks. Only thing that ruined it for us was the fact we put our alarms on early Monday morning to use the hot tub before we left and the bloke was already outside emptying it at 8.45am. 1- this was our honeymoon so very annoyed we couldn't make the most of wat we had paid for until 10am. 2- if I had walked through the 'private' lodge naked then he would of seen!! Also we were seen to go to our car to leave but never asked if our stay was good or not. Place is lovely but those couple things annoyed me
Confirmed guest, 2015-09-28
Lovely location awesome hot tub nice lodge. only bad thing really was the shower being a bit weak.
great stay, very relaxing.
Confirmed guest, 2015-09-21
Beautiful lodge in a quiet area. Very friendly lodge owners. Loved the hot tub and the private hire of the pool and sauna was amazing!!
Lovely little gem, surrounding area a bit quiet but perfect if that's what you want from a break. The hot tub was a lovely addition, we also used the entertainment room. Accommodation was spotless.
Lovely lodges and beautiful area to explore! Owners were friendly and helpful! Hot tub was a plus and enjoyed relaxing in the evening. The lodges come well equipped but dated interior but perfectly comfortable!
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Modern, light and airy romantic cottage perfect for couples, nestled at the base of the wooded valley, with one double. Shower. Outdoor hot tub.
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Scandinavian style lodge tucked into the hillside with modern and comfortable furnishings. Ground floor: One double. Family shower room. Spacious open plan lounge area with floor to ceiling windows and doors leading to verandah with outdoor furniture. First floor: One twin and single bed on gallery. Patio area with outdoor hot tub.
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Luxury lodge residing at the top of the wooded valley. Ground floor: One twin. Shower. Spacious open plan lounge/kitchen/diner. 42" flat screen TV. Dishwasher, fridge and freezer. French doors leading to decking with outdoor furniture. First floor: Principal suite with king size double and one single with ensuite bathroom. Two further king size doubles. Bath with overhead shower. Large rear verandah with covered outdoor hot tub. Suitable for parties including visitors with partial disabilities – please check when booking.
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Various electrical components stop working for a while and then start working when something else doesn't. For example, my radio won't then it will but one of the windows won't for awhile and then the dashboard lights won't and a different window, etc. Someone told me it was a traveling short, but I don't know how to find such a thing if it exists.
Any help on how to tackle this problem would be much appreciated.
Any help on how to tackle this problem would be much appreciated.
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Start with checking all earth connections and ensure that there is no corrosion under terminals, there is really no such thing as a traveling short, I feel that it is related to a bad earth none the less.
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FULLERTONCal State Fullerton had no answer Saturday night for Kyle Austin, but then the Titans didn't have too many answers about anything.
Unable to summon the necessary emotion following Thursday's thrilling overtime victory over rival Long Beach State, Fullerton was listless in a 76-59 loss to UC Riverside, which led from start to finish in front of 1,455 at Titan Gym.
Austin, a USC transfer and All-Big West first-teamer as a sophomore a year ago, scored a career-best 35 points and grabbed 11 rebounds as the last-place Highlanders (9-14, 3-8 Big West) won for just the second time in 10 games and third in 14 to climb to a half-game behind UC Irvine (10-14, 3-7) in the fight for the final conference tournament berth.
The Highlanders shot nearly 53 percent from the field, made all six of their 3-point tries — three by Austin — and outrebounded Fullerton (11-11, 5-5) by a 39-24 margin, not allowing the Titans an offensive board until the second half.
"I hope our guys take a good hard look in the mirror and understand how hard we have to work to win," said Fullerton coach Bob Burton, who warned his team about complacency during Thursday's locker room celebration. "Or we're sure not going to have the luck in the Big West Tournament that we want to have. You've got to be able to sustain tough games like this. ...
"It's amazing, we can go win at UCLA, win at Long Beach — have great wins — but those are easy games to play in. These are the ones that are really hard, especially when you play guys who are well-coached and really tough like Riverside."
The Titans are tied with Long Beach State, Cal Poly SLO and UC Davis for third place in the Big West, with Cal State Northridge a game back. The third and fourth seeds at next month's Big West Tournament receive first-round byes.
Austin, who scored 21 points in the first half, found virtually no opposition inside, and he had a silky touch from the perimeter.
"I really just took what the defense gave," he said. "I don't even know that I was necessarily feeling it or in a zone, I just really felt that we had an emphasis on getting the ball inside today, and I was able to operate."
The Titans trimmed an early 10-point deficit to two points and three times cut it to three points in the second half, but they never seemed to be in the game. Riverside used an 18-9 run, with 10 points by Austin, to open a 60-48 lead with 7:44 to go, and the difference was double digits the rest of the way.
The Titans, who got 16 points (and eight rebounds) from guard Aaron Thompson, 13 from point guard Jacques Streeter and 11 from center Bryce Webster, struggled at the free-throw line, making just 17 of 30 and didn't have a field goal in the final 6:39.
"I never felt we played with that intensity and sense of urgency to win, like we did the other night," Burton said. "I hate to say it as a coach, but I never (thought we'd come back). I never felt good watching."


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'SYTYCD' Puts on the Ritz For Season 10′s First Live Episode
In case you needed any additional evidence that "So You Think You Can Dance" is the talent show to watch this summer, this Tuesday's "SYTYCD" top 20 episode (the first live competitive episode of Season 10) kicked off with a Nappytabs group number that was absolutely epic, even by "SYTYCD" standards.
Featuring the 20 contestants, various "SYTYCD" choreographers and judges, and, among other things, Travis Wall in a feather boa, Nigel Lythgoe attempting to do animation, and a cameo by Herb Alpert, the intricate routine was stunning — and it was done all in ONE take, ONE shot, with NO edits.
Seriously, who needs to tune in to "America's Got Talent" on Tuesday nights, when Fox has "got talent" like this? Emmy voters, I hope you were watching this.
And the talent was on full display throughout the two-hour broadcast, as 20 dancers, paired up as 10 couples, put on the ritz, so to speak. Here's how everyone did:
Mariah Spears & Carlos Garland – Jive
Mariah, one of my favorite girls of Season 10 (and of Season 9, when she made it to Vegas) is a krumper by trade. Carlos is a contemporary dancer. So I didn't have high hopes for them when I found out they'd been assigned a lightning-paced Jason Gilkison jive. Luckily, Mariah was able to bring her sassy personality to the energetic routine, and she sure looked cute in that little mod yellow "Laugh-In" dress. And these two were dancing to "Get It Right" by Fantasia, which was also awesome. But did they really get it right? Yes and no. They handed the challenge well, and they kept up the energy. (I got tired just watch these kids…I'd need a bottle of No-Doz chased by case of Red Bull to pull this off.) But they were clearly out of their element. Judge Mary Murphy said the routine came off as a "a little bit labored" and critiqued Mariah's pigeon-toed feet, but she liked the couple's enthusiasm and athleticism, if not their technique. Returning guest judge Wayne Brady said, "From an entertainment viewpoint, it was great…" but he thought they seemed too frantic. He did call Mariah a "1960s bombshell," however, while Nigel compared her to Blondie's Debbie Harry. Nigel conceded that Mariah and Carlos were "lacking in the style," but added, "If the public vote on energy and performance, you're safe for a week." I hope he was right.


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Recently, I was driving my car, and it was running just fine until it ran out of gas and turned off. I put gas and it still wouldn't turn on, I even tried switching the battery with a fully functioning one to see if it might have been the battery, but still wouldn't start. Also, I replaced the fuel pump and can hear the fuel pump when I try to turn the car on, but feels like no gas is going through. I also checked the fuel filter but no gunk came out so I figure its not that. Also, the car makes a small clicking noise between the filter and battery. I'm not sure if this matters but the security light doesn't turn off, it stays on the whole time. When I step on the gas pedal it feels hard, and there seems to be a hose that is disconnected from somewhere not sure were it goes, but its right next to the engine.
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September 29, 2011.
You have to check the fuel pressure with a fuel gauge to rule out fuel pressure as the problem. Not just try to feel for fuel pressure.
Oh Ok, sorry I don't know much about cars, I just watch my friends and ask questions, so I am still learning. Once I do that, what exactly am I looking for?
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So your security light stays on?The engine will crank over but not start?Also have you checked for codes?
So you havent checked for codes can you get a code reader and see if you have any?Also the security light is on?The engine will crank over but just wont start?Also have you checked your fuel pressure yet?You need to post mre detailed answers. Like yes or no the security light is on. Yes or no the engine turns over and wont start etc.
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