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Bramble & Brine
315 Rehoboth Ave., Rehoboth Beach; 302-227-7702
The low-lit, starkly minimalist dining rooms fashioned from this century-old beach cottage are the aesthetic opposite of many of the color-splashed spaces dominating the beach dining scene. What doesn't lean toward the solemn, though, is chef/owner Joseph Church-man's cooking, which is often quietly inventive (a perfectly pink cut of duck breast is paired with meaty hen-of-the-woods mushrooms and caraway-scented agrodolce) and sometimes downright playful (the eggy Japanese custard called chawanmushi gets a scattering of caramel popcorn and cilantro).
44 Baltimore Ave., Rehoboth Beach; 302-227-7107
Hari Cameron is one of the most gifted chefs in the Delmarva region, and his personal playpen of a restaurant would be a star on the scene in DC. Scouring his surroundings for high-quality fish and produce, the chef turns out formally daring plates that, paradoxically, seduce with their simplicity and directness. Two recent creations hit the highest notes: a dish of grilled asparagus with mustard seeds and ham and a luscious preparation of sweetbreads that gestured in the direction of Buffalo wings.
Nobody walks in Los Angeles. But by a series of dumb tourist moves and poor planning, I found myself wandering the streets of downtown LA one balmy weekend in June. Lo and behold, there was life—better yet, there was food.
The trip to LA was pleasure with purpose. One of my daughters had been studying in South America for five months. Her first stop back in the States was Los Angeles. I decided to meet her and spend the weekend there.
I don't do trip planning. I'm lucky to book a flight and a room the day before I travel. Searching online for a hotel in Los Angeles confounded me. Hollywood? West Hollywood? Beverly Hills? Santa Monica? Culver City? I settled on downtown, which seemed central and familiar. I booked a room at the Standard Hotel. I had never heard of the place.
"Why would you stay in downtown LA?" my cousin from Encino asked. "There's nothing there."
If you want to spot the First Couple around Washington, head for the city's counterpart to Spiaggia. That's the Chicago hot spot where Barack and Michelle Obama chose to celebrate their historic victory four days after the election. It's a high-priced ($28 appetizers) Italian restaurant with a drop-dead view of Lake Michigan.
Spiaggia's closest local clone is probably Tosca (1112 F St., NW; 202-367-1990), with its creative house-made pastas and a wine list of lesser-known pours as well as big names from Piedmont in northern Italy. One thing's missing: the stunning view.
For that, the Obamas will have to head to 2941 (2941 Fairview Park Dr., Falls Church; 703-270-1500), where a landscaped lake and koi pond are the backdrop for Modern French fare and a wine list that's one of the area's best.
With its artisanal menu and emphasis on handcrafted everything, Blue Duck Tavern (1201 24th St., NW; 202-419-6755) is the local counterpart to Sepia, an Obama Chicago favorite with a farm-to-table sensibility. Both places serve Black Berkshire pork.
The Obamas are fans of Chicago celebrity chef Rick Bayless's Topolobampo, so it seems likely they'd want to check out DC celeb chef José Andrés's Oyamel (401 Seventh St., NW; 202-628-1005). Besides small plates such as grilled skirt steak with pickled cactus, it serves up grasshoppers. The President-elect, who wrote of eating grasshoppers in Dreams From My Father, may want to give them another try at Oyamel, where the critters are flash-fried and piled into a taco with shallots and tequila.
Instead of a photo album, CityZen chef Eric Ziebold is using his menu to document his summer travels. "I was going to go to Europe for the whole time," he says about his original plans for the restaurant's annual two-week August vacation. "But that's a long time to go to France, especially with the value of the euro. So I started looking into North Africa—a friend of mine has a house in Sidi Bou Said, Tunisia."
First, though, he hit Puerto Rico for a three-day weekend with friends from high school. Ziebold passed his days in Piñones, just outside of San Juan, nibbling on bites from street vendors. He was particularly taken with the grilled pork belly brushed with barbecue sauce, which cost him a mere dollar. The CityZen BLT, which includes crispy shoat belly, is part of an $80 three-course tasting menu.
Ziebold did end up in the land of baguettes and Brie for a week and spent every morning at the market in Archachon, near the Bordeaux region. Rare finds in the United States, such as tête de veau and veal tongue were readily available, as was the silky pâté forestier, made from mushrooms.
Hottest Restaurant in Town
Six months after opening, David Chang's Momofuku Ko is still the toughest reservation in town. The Virginia-native-turned-Manhattan-überchef offers a fixed-price, ten-course meal for $85 to a dozen anointed diners each night—blogs are devoted to getting a reservation at the Lower East Side restaurant. Chang likes his music loud (Guns n' Roses) and his food inventive: silky Long Island–fluke sashimi with buttermilk miso; crisp deep-fried sous-vide short ribs; marvelous frozen shaved foie gras with pine-nut brittle.
Momofuku Ko, 163 First Ave.; 212-500-0831 for voice mail; momofuku.com for reservations.
The Maestro at Work
Fabio Trabocchi's innovative Italian food was never quite at home in Maestro's gilded dining room at the Ritz-Carlton, Tysons Corner. Last summer, the celebrated chef took off for SoHo's Fiamma, where exposed brick and a sleek bar are a hipper backdrop for the likes of Wagyu beef—alternating bites of carpaccio-wrapped mozzarella with delicately mounded tartare—and rustic pastas such as the rich Le Marche lasagna. Fiamma is more casual than Trabocchi's former digs, but New York pricing makes the tab about the same.
Fiamma, 206 Spring St.; 212-653-0100; brguestrestaurants.com. Three courses $85, five $105, seven $125.
Although Woodstock—the iconic 1969 festival for free-spirited hippies—passed me by, last weekend I witnessed a similarly monumental event with this era's sustainability-loving foodies. Slow Food Nation, a conference held in San Francisco last weekend, predictably celebrated patronizing farmers' markets and eating locally. But, with the tag line "Come to the Table," organizers tried to quell critics—who expected the weekend to be a gathering of wealthy earth-bag-toting elite—by holding panel discussions that addressed our country's food policies.
Ho Chi Minh City seemed so mellow that first night.
My teenage daughter, Rosie, and I had arrived after dark, tired but excited after three flights and a full day of travel. Her sister Anna, an exchange student in Vietnam, met us at the airport, where the three of us took a taxi to our downtown hotel, checked in and then hit the streets.
If, like me, you could care less about Brad and Angelina, but you're star-struck by Anthony Bourdain and Eric Ripert--if Gourmet and Food and Wine are your guilty pleasures, not US Weekly—then the Gourmet Institute is worth a splurge (in both cash and calories). It's an annual weekend-long event in New York put on by Gourmet magazine, featuring seminars with food writers and editors, cooking demos by chefs, and lots of tastes of food and wine—not to mention a meal with VIP treatment at one of three highly acclaimed NYC restaurants.
My mom—a talented cook who turns out some mean executions of Gourmet's recipes—and I, a struggling novice cook who loves magazines and loves to eat—were among the 300-some attendees of the fourth annual Institute in October.
The weekend kicked off with a "gala" at Buddakan, a cavernous Asian-fusion hotspot in the meatpacking district. I was spotting foodie celebs left and right from the minute we entered, like chef and Top Chef judge Tom Colicchio and Gourmet editor-in-chief Ruth Reichl. We indulged in "heavy passed hors d'oeuvres"—including delicious edamame dumplings and standard spring rolls—and a stocked open bar. Grey Goose vodka, a sponsor of the Institute, was flowing throughout the weekend. We each even got a bottle to take home in our Oscar-worthy goodie bags. No wonder I had to wait for my 21st birthday to attend.
Manhattan during the holidays may be all crowded and touristy, but I still love it. A few weeks ago, while many tourists crammed into mediocre restaurants near the theater district, I made like a local and enjoyed meals with friends at some tiny, buzz-worthy downtown spots and only-in-Manhattan destinations.
Teeny storefront Italian restaurants are popping up all over the West Village. Dell'Anima—a collaboration between an ex-Babbo sommelier and a chef whose résumé includes stints at Eric Ripert's Le Bernardin and Mario Batali's Del Posto—is barely a month old. We started our meal with an order of bruschetta, which here is a make-your-own affair with a basket of grilled bread served with small bowls of toppings. We sampled all five of the selections—a deal at $15—including a spreadable hazelnut pesto; a "lily confit" of onions, shallots, and garlic; mostarda with plump raisins; creamy scrambled eggs; and chickpeas with preserved lemon. We wiped those little bowls clean. A rustic, comforting dish of pizzoccheri—wide, flat whole-wheat pasta—with sage, potato, Brussels sprouts, and fontina capped off a evening of delicious carbo-loading. Entrées $17 to $23.
Dell'Anima, 38 Eighth Ave. (at Jane St.); 212-366-6633; dellanima.com.
Back in August, chef Fabio Trabocchi left the country-clubby elegance at Maestro in the Ritz-Carlton Tysons Corner for New York's SoHo, where he presides over the kitchen at the more casually chic Fiamma. Now that Trabocchi—and the crew of 12 he brought from Maestro—have had some time to adjust, how are New Yorkers taking to his mod-Italian artistry?
New York magazine's Insatiable Critic (a.k.a. Gael Greene) calls the "movie-star handsome" chef's cooking a "complex dazzle." There's "voluptuous" burrata, "with tomato, three ways, arranged like jewels" and "taste-stirring" Dover sole layered with olives, red pepper, and lemon zest. And yet. "At times a too-intense sauce sabotages an otherwise brilliant notion. . . . Roasted turbot with cipollini and housemade pancetta showily draped in thin slices of raw mushroom would be splendid rescued from the nuggety swamp it sits in."
Meanwhile, New York food blog Grub Street deconstructs Trabocchi's porchetta, "the most intensely rural and down-market of dishes." Not in Trabocchi's sous-vide-happy, fennel-pollen-sprinkling hands it's not.
At the New York Times, Florence Fabricant gives Trabocchi a longer, biography-heavy profile. She calls his arrival at Fiamma "big news" and a "coup" for restaurateur Stephen Hanson. (His B.R. Guest restaurant group also owns more pedestrian spots like Ruby Foo's and Dos Caminos.) Trabocchi, who is now a partner in Fiamma, tells Fabricant he'd always had his sights set on Manhattan; it was just a matter of the right time.


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Hotel description Hotel Palace
The Hotel Palace, totally refurbished, opened to great acclaim during late 2009. The renovation has preserved the classic spirit that has always characterized this hotel as a distinguished as a symbol of Barcelonas hotel tradition. Set in the heart of the city centre since 1919, close to Las Ramblas and Paseo de Gracia, in the most prestigious shopping area, it is surrounded by boulevards, theatres and main banks.
The hotel now features guestrooms and suites equipped with last generation technology. The beauty and majesty of this stunning jewel has been enhanced by a new room design, a redecoration of the public areas and lounges, and the realignment and optimization of the architectural structure.
Varied Gastronomic offer in two different restaurants: AE and Caelis.
Mayan Luxury Spa and Fitness Center will be opened on April 29th 2011 .
Cocktails, Drinks and Live music at Rien de Rien Club.
Special Brunch every Sunday at the Garden.
Reception hours
Distances (km)
|Metro / suburban train
|Congress center
|City district
|Station (Barcelona - Passeig de Gràcia Railway Station)
|Station (Sants Estacio)
|Airport (Barcelona International Airport (BCN))
|Airport (Girona Airport (GRO))
|Airport (Reus Air Base (REU))
To reach the hotel
For HOTEL INFO guests
Hotel features
- Single rooms: 6
- Double rooms: 119
- Suites: 5
- Junior suites: 30
- Twin rooms: 59
- Triple rooms: 8
- Beauty treatment
- Fire detector
- Mobile phone reception
- Laundry service
- Lift
- Security personnel
- Car hire
- Reading room
- Entrances with video surveillance
- Hallways with video surveillance
- Air conditioning in public places
- Barrier-free
- Reception open day and night
- Garage
- Lobby
- Classical concierge service
- Free internet terminal
- Wireless LAN in public areas
- Business Centre
- Hotel's own parking spaces
- Safe at reception
- Shop/minimarket
- Parking places with security personnel making their rounds
- Safe deposit box at reception
Room features
- Full-length mirror
- Internet TV
- Mini bar
- Lounge
- Heated towel rails in the bathroom
- Satellite TV
- Noise-protected windows
- Window that can be opened
- Safe
- Bathrobe
- International news
- Wi-Fi
- Bathtub
- Cable TV
- Radio
- Sprinkler system
- Smoke alarm
- Hairdryer
- Shower
- Automatic wake-up call in emergencies
- Non-smoking room
- Telephone
- Make-up mirror
- Diabetic meals
- Vegetarian meals
- Bar
- Café/Bistro
- Wholefood meals available
- Restaurant
Sport/leisure activities
- Fitness room
- Sauna
- Fitness studio (fee applies)
Accepted credit card payments
- AmericanExpress
- DinersClub
- MasterCard
- Visa
Hotel location
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|0.4 km/0.2 mi
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Membership Committee
Membership Development Committee is a group of Chapter member volunteers that personally engage current and potential members of USGBC-Illinois Chapter. They accomplish this through community outreach, new member orientation, representing the Chapter at our and other organization events. Through this engagement, the committee creates a sense of community that enhances the membership experience and strengthens the organization.
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The Virtualization Practice has released a major update to its Operations Management White paper. This paper covers both Operations Management of Virtualized and Cloud environments, and Infrastructure Performance Management of Virtualized and Cloud environments. Continue reading New Operations Management for Virtualization and Clouds White Paper Released
OpenStack and the Software Defined Data Center (SDDC)
The OpenStack Summit this week continued to fan the flames of the software-defined data center. The software-defined data center is just a term for replacing traditional data center hardware functionality with the same features implemented in software, running on commodity x86 servers. While software-defined approaches to data center features are at least nominally less expensive than their hardware counterparts the real promise in the approach is flexibility and management ease with high levels of integration. Reconfiguring a network to support the security requirements of a new application is now just a function of software and APIs. Expanding storage is just simply adding another node with more storage attached, and the cluster compensates automatically. Even things like firewall rules and load balancer configurations can now be stored as templates along with the applications, to be provisioned in minutes. Continue reading OpenStack and the Software Defined Data Center (SDDC)
Gaming as a Service
Gaming as a Service: When we talk about cloud computing systems, we may be mainly focusing on Platform, Infrastructure, Software, and Network as a Service as the main and common areas that are presented to us, but there is another area to watch as it gets a stronger foothold into the cloud. That newcomer is Gaming as a Service (GaaS). GaaS is not really new, and if you have ever been on Facebook you know there are a lot of games available that are running in the cloud already, but since the start of 2013, we are seeing more and more cloud focus from the traditional game manufactures, pushing their future products and services into the cloud. Will video games be completely powered by cloud computing? Continue reading Gaming as a Service
Cloud Tenant PCI-DSS Dilemma
There is a dilemma for all tenants of a public or private cloud: Scope. Tenants want everything to be in scope. Cloud Service Providers (CSP) want to limit scope to the bare minimum. What does it mean for a Cloud to be 'PCI Compliant', and why is this a requirement for some tenants? The real issue is, what is in scope for PCI-DSS while your data is in the cloud, and how can you as the tenant meet those requirements? Remember, in the cloud, scope becomes a huge issue and a dilemma for the tenant, mainly because they may not know the scope of the cloud provider's audit and may never find it out. So what is this scope issue and can it be fixed?
Continue reading Cloud Tenant PCI-DSS Dilemma
A Look at the HP Moonshot 1500
Last week HP announced their "second generation" HP Moonshot 1500 enclosure and Intel Atom S1260-based Proliant Moonshot systems, a high-density computing solution targeted at hyperscale computing workloads. They're billing it as the first "software defined server" and claiming that it can save 89 percent of energy, 80 percent of space, and 77 percent of the cost of their DL380 servers.
Continue reading A Look at the HP Moonshot 1500
SDDC Infrastructure Performance Management
In "Building a Management Stack for Your Software Defined Data Center", we presented a reference architecture for how one could build a new management stack for the Software Defined Data Center. In "SDDC Operations Management", we discussed why the SDDC will require a new and different class of Operations Management solutions and laid out a process for selecting vendors to fill the Operations Management role. Continue reading SDDC Infrastructure Performance Management


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Wisconsin Literary Tour
Wisconsin has deep roots in literary history – there are many connections between books and Wisconsin authors to places to see, visit and experience in the state. Read More
Reconstructed log cabin is a replica of the now-famous "Little House in the Big Woods"; paints a charming and historically-accurate picture of where Laura was born. The wayside is a modern and well-maintained, with picnic tables and restrooms. Fresh water is available as well -- but you have to pump it yourself, just as Laura did!
Open year-round.
From National Scenic Highway 35, travel 7 mi NW of Pepin on CTH CC.
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PhotoFriday: In Shadow
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Friday, July 17, 2009
Happy Birthday, Disneyland!
Disneyland Park opened in Anaheim, California 54 years ago today.
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Aiming for the Stars
They're hoping to launch the space shuttle this evening, but we don't know if weather will permit. If you ever get a chance to see a launch, do it. It's quite a spectacle. This is a shot from the nighttime rocket launch back in March.
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That is the recurring theme in the history of retirement planning--and, I'm afraid, this article.
The piece ends with Jack Laurence of CBS talking about a recurring nightmare of jumping out a window.
The Black Death was sadly a recurring event, with at least three major outbreaks starting in the 6th and 7th centuries.
The closest she got to a religious hymn was her father's recurring phrase: "That's a great line, write it down."
One recurring judgment Rowe had to make was whether to give the nod to the "pioneer" or the "popularizer."
Complex and improper fractions and recurring decimals are not allowed.
This recurring interest in women was a symptom of the 168 disease he had not yet shaken off.
The invention of epic poetry corresponds with a definite and, in the history of the world, often recurring state of society.
But he seems to have supposed that the course of events was recurring rather than progressive.
Perhaps we may best explain this by recurring to the original application of the Socratic method to human affairs.
late 14c., "recover from illness or suffering;" mid-15c., "to return" (to a place), from Latin recurrere "to return, run back, hasten back," figuratively "revert, recur," from re- "back, again" (see re-) + currere "to run" (see current (adj.)). Originally of persons; application to thoughts, ideas, etc. is recorded from 1620s. Meaning "happen again" is from 1670s. Related: Recurred; recurring.
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NASCAR fans are also reevaluating during the All-Star Break
It has been said that NASCAR teams do a preliminary assessment or evaluation of their season during the All-Star break. Why shouldn't NASCAR fans do the same? What would NASCAR fans consider? What might be important? Here are some ideas:
Jeff Gordon – If you don't know that Jeff Gordon has had a horrible season you must live under a rock. Jeff Gordon is 24th in the standings and having a horrible year to date. In the good old days of NASCAR, fans would boo his very name during driver introductions or if he should happen to win a race. He was booed because he won too many NASCAR races and championships. It is official and you read it here, Jimmie Johnson has replaced Jeff Gordon as the driver that gets booed because he wins too much. In reality NASCAR fans have turned the tide and would like to see Jeff Gordon win a few races and perhaps another championship.
Dale Earnhardt Jr. – It has been well documented that Dale Earnhardt Jr. has a really long losing streak, a losing streak going back to June of 2008. Winning the Sprint Show Down and one of the segments of the All-Star race excited the fans to see him win again. Enough talk about his losing streak, as much as Dale Earnhardt Jr. wants to win, the fans want him to win more.
Kurt Busch – Kurt Busch seemed to have changed after leaving his great team and ride for a seemingly less funded team. He was running well in many of the races this season to date. He also appeared to be the only driver to provide on track action and drama. These are all good things that a NASCAR fan likes. His on radio rants and off track comments have gotten old. We want Kurt Busch to succeed. We don't want Kurt Busch to melt down on the radio as well as on or off the track. We want Kurt Busch to race hard and win some races.
Kasey Kahne – Kasey Kahne drove for a lame duck team. He was the lame duck driver from the start and later in the season it became apparent that the team was also not coming back the next season. In spite of that he drove hard, his team worked hard and they finished 14th in points. This year has been difficult to say the least, he and his new team are 16th in points, up 3 positions in the last race alone. NASCAR fans want to see him take the no. 5 team back to the chase and fulfill the promise that was there at the beginning of the season.
Mark Martin – Mark Martin, Michael Waltrip and Brian Vickers have been sharing the no. 55 Michael Waltrip Racing car. Up until after the Talladega race the No. 55 car has been in the top ten. It is now 13th. The No. 15 car is 11th and No. 56 car is 6th in the standings. NASCAR fans want to see Michael Waltrip Racing succeed. They also would like to see a chase of the Owner's championship.
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MGMT co-founders Andrew VanWyngarden and Ben Goldwasser recorded the album at Tarbox Road
Studios, where they worked with longtime collaborator Dave Fridmann, who had a hand in the
band's first two albums (2008's Oracular Spectacular and 2010's
Congratulations). MGMT includes nine originals and a cover of
"Introspection" by 1960's psych band Faine Jade.
The first video expected to be released will be "Your Life Is A Lie," with videos also in
the works for MGMT tracks "Alien Days" and "Cool Song No. 2." Furthermore, MGMT is
assembling a variety of visual elements for MGMT listeners dubbed "The Optimizer"
which is described in a press release as a method which "provides listeners of the album
with a simultaneously aural & optical listening experience featuring video & CGI work by
Andrew Benson, Emilio Gomariz, Geoffrey Lillemon, and Chris Timms."
Check out the track list for MGMT's MGMT LP:
Alien Days
Cool Song No. 2
Mystery Disease
Your Life Is a Lie
A Good Sadness
I Love You Too, Death
Plenty Of Girls In the Sea
An Orphan Of Fortune
Here's MGMT upcoming U.S. tour dates:
July 3 Milwaukee, WI Summerfest/BMO Harris Bank
July 5-7 Kelowna, CA Keloha Music & Arts Festival
July 9 Quebec, ON Festival D'Ete International De Quebec
July 12 Lansing, MI Common Ground Music Festival
July 13 Cincinnati, OH Bunbury Music Festival
August 24 Monterey, CA Monterey County Fairgrounds
August 25 Los Angeles, CA FYF Festival
August 26 Las Vegas, NV The Pool at The Cosmopolitan
August 29 Davis, CA Mondavi Center
August 31 Bend, OR Les Schwab Amphitheatre
September 1 Troutdale, OR Edgefield Amphitheatre
September 2 Seattle, WA Bumbershoot Festival
September 4 Boise, ID Knitting Factory
September 5 Salt Lake City, UT Twilight Concert Series
September 6 Denver, CO Fillmore Auditorium
Here's "Alien Days" which was released on Record Store Day:


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- Academic counselor for Women's Basketball, Men's & Women's Cross Country and Gymnastics
- Transfer Evaluations
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- Member of N4A and NACDA
- Started at the Hawkins Center in October of 2006
Prior to Hawkins Center
- Director of Advising in the College of Health and Human Performance
- B.S. University of Florida (Gainesville, FL)
Communication Process and Disorders with a concentration in Speech Language Pathology and Audiology
- M.S. University of Florida (Gainesville, FL)
Recreational Studies with a concentration in Therapeutic Recreation


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Burgess Finding a Ford (illustration from Frederic Remington's Pony Tracks, 1895), 1895
Frederic Remington (American, 1861–1909)
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Anonymous Gift, 1962 (62.241.2)
Remington's career as a writer developed simultaneously with that of an illustrator, painter, and sculptor. Pony Tracks was his first illustrated anthology, a collection of articles about eyewitness stories of army life on the western borders. Dedicated to "the fellows who rode the ponies that made the tracks," the book was published by Harper's in July 1895. Burgess Finding a Ford, one of seventy chapter illustrations, accompanies the chapter "Policing the Yellowstone." Here Burgess, a government scout for nearly forty-five years, leads a group of soldiers and pack mules safely through a spongy mountain meadow: "We curved and zigzagged through its treacherous mazes, fording and recrossing the stream in search of solid ground. Burgess's little gray pony put his foot forward in a gingerly way, and when satisfied, plunged in and floundered through."


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Charles Saatchi: Nigella Lawson "Made No Complaint" About Choking Incident
It's not exactly a mea culpa. After Charles Saatchi accepted a police caution for the instantly infamous "throat-grabbing" incident with wife Nigella Lawson, many interpreted the move as an admission of guilt. Not exactly, the 70-year-old art mogul explained in a statement to UK newspaper The Evening Standard, where Saatchi also serves as a columnist.
"Although Nigella made no complaint I volunteered to go to Charing Cross station and take a police caution after a discussion with my lawyer because I thought it was better than the alternative of this hanging over all of us for months," Saatchi explained.
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Married to British celebrity chef Lawson, 53, for ten years, Saatchi was photographed leaving Charing Cross Police Station in central London on Monday June 17, after being questioned for five hours. "Officers from the Community Safety Unit at Westminster were aware of the Sunday People article which was published on 16 June and carried out an investigation," a Met spokesman said. "This afternoon a 70-year-old man voluntarily attended a Central London police station and accepted a caution for assault." (A police caution is a formal warning in the U.K. for minor offenses that carries no penalty.)
The fracas began after photos were published over the weekend of the spouses having a tense, emotional conversation about two weeks ago over an al fresco lunch at London seafood eatery Scott's; as the Nigella Bites star looked tearful, Saatchi put both of his hands tightly around her throat. "There was no grip, it was a playful tiff," the multimillionaire previously explained of their "intense" argument.
For her part, Lawson has left the London home she shares with Saatchi -- taking with her Cosima and Bruno, her kids with late first husband John Diamond. "We do not know when she will return," a source close to Lawson told Us Monday. "They slept at a family friend's house last night."
This article originally appeared on Usmagazine.com: Charles Saatchi: Nigella Lawson "Made No Complaint" About Choking Incident
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The Rolls Royce Silver Seraph is the father of the Phantom line, which is known for supreme luxury and is arguably unchallenged. The cabin is a sight to behold with lush Connolly leather seats and buried woodwork with intricate brushed inlays. It is arranged with rounded stage presenting a half-moon layout of the console. Under the hood is another sight of beauty, with a powerful V-12 needed to haul its all-steel frame. This is this first Rolls Royce to use a BMW-made engine.
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Engines: 5.4-liter V-12
Transmissions: five-speed automatic
Models: Rolls Royce Silver Seraph
What's New
Additions to the 1996 Rolls Royce Silver Seraph include an electronically-controlled five-speed automatic transmission and an enhanced sound system that adds two speakers, a tweeter, and a six-disc changer in the trunk. The cabin design now allows for larger front headroom and legroom. New seats utilize foams of varying density, which allow for proper support to the back, shoulders, and the base of the spine. Front seats now feature four-direction adjustability and have seat heaters. This system allows for four separate memory positions for different drivers, aligned the seat position, as well as steering wheel and exterior mirrors. Climate control now offers four position independent settings, including rear passengers and lower cabin temperature. The new system also includes a dehumidifier and a pollution control sensor.
The 1996 Silver Seraph's design is a slimmed down version of the Silver Cloud, though it most often associated with the Bentley Arnage, which shares its base and platform. The body shell of high-strength steel makes for a heavy ride. This allows for better safety, but severely compromises fuel economy. The undercarriage is designed to prevent any damage from road debris such as stones. The exterior is available in both one and two-tone paint schemes.
Special, deep, plush carpets are exclusive to the Silver Seraph line and feature hand stitching. The sound system is exclusively commissioned by Alpine with a six-CD changer and six speakers. Headroom is increased for all passengers and legroom is extended up front. A navigation system built into the dash comes standard on all models. Four will seat comfortably, while the maximum capacity is five. The rear passengers each have a fold down picnic table of walnut veneer attached to the back of the front seats. A removable smoked glass divider is standard.
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The amazing V-12 engine produces 322 horsepower, which is capable of zero to 60 mph in just 6.9 seconds. The front and rear independent suspension system allows for considerable reduction in vibration and overall engine noise. Torque produced is 322 lb-ft at 5000 rpm. The manufacturer recommends only using premium gasoline in the 20.7 gallon fuel tank. The Seraph has a top speed of 140 mph. A five-speed automatic transmission with overdrive is standard.
Rolls Royce's longstanding practice is to essentially build a driver's cage capable of withstanding most scenarios, such as side impacts or rolling over. This model's body is 65-percent stiffer than the previous year following a 10-stage pre-treatment including anti-corrosion. The key system allows for master and limited control for valet and other use. The alarm is a duel volumetric and perimeter system with an engine-disabling inertia sensor. Courtesy approach headlamps dim at adjustable time lengths. Its high-strength steel is used throughout the body, not just surrounding the cabin. Driver side and passenger side airbags are actually two units: one for the head and another for the torso. There is also a side impact airbag for both front passengers.
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Me either, for the same reason. Well, I do know my password to start Keepass.
There are two password databases, one kept on relatively public cloud services. (Google Drive, Amazon, Dropbox, I won't say). It is linked to a password that can be typed on a phone and a keyfile that exists on my tablet and phone. This contains email passwords, social network and Steam passwords, etc. Stuff that I use on those devices. Then it gets deleted from the device, cause who needs to be carrying it all the time.
The important passwords are on my desktop, similarly encrypted with a different key file and only synced locally to my tablet (which is more a pen art tablet than a travel device with an i5 and a load of ram). Yes, it means when I travel my tablet could be intercepted with the keyfiles, so full drive encryption or no passwords while I travel.
But, honestly, I can only tell someone the password to get into KeePass and that wouldn't do them much good without the database and the windows account and the keyfiles that don't look like keyfiles. And luckily the 5th amendment so far protects a password that isn't written down, like the one that opens all of that.


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Would you allow your 16 year old that is in a 2 year relationship to sleep with her boyfriend at your house? My sister is allowing this and her reasoning is that it's much safer for them to be at home?
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My boyfriend and I lived together when I was 15. 7 years later we're engaged with two kids. I won't allow my kids to live with their boyfriends/girlfriends at that age, but the harder you try to prevent your kids from having sex, the more they want to do it, so they'll be educated, and provided with birth control.
my 15 year old daughter has been in a relationship for almost 3 years with her boyfriend so i le them has sex in the house. i agree that it is much safer for them to do it at home and being open about it with their parents.
No this would not be allowed at my house, and I would not let her sleepover at his house either.


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Re: New permaperks?MF_MaxiMillion Jun 27, 2013 7:11 AM (in response to Megadog14)
The teddy bear does not give you "better" weapons. It's still randomized.
What I think it does is extend the usage of one Mystery Box. I could hit it at least 12 times and it was still there, on the same spot I got the teddy bear on.
Other than that, I haven't seen anything else. But if there is... I so wish for a perma-Stamin'up.
Re: New permaperks?Megadog14 Jun 27, 2013 7:20 AM (in response to MF_MaxiMillion)
According to him, he got stuff like Monkeys, EMPs, Galils, LMGs, and DSRs all in a row with it.
Re: New permaperks?TeamKillerMAC Jun 27, 2013 7:22 AM (in response to Megadog14)
If it happened only once, then it is just luck. If happened more than one occasion, then I might believe that.
Re: New permaperks?timelordalex Jun 27, 2013 7:24 AM (in response to MF_MaxiMillion)
if you hit once the teddy bea re-appears you get better weapons, i was getting the hamr, galil, monkeys, rpd and ray gun mark 1 several time, no mark 2 on tranzit
Re: New permaperks?static1234 Jun 27, 2013 7:12 AM (in response to Megadog14)
I got a weird one just a minute ago. I got the rpg out of the box and just got it. I did it twice just to make sure.
Re: New permaperks?jaysta5792 Jun 27, 2013 7:25 AM (in response to static1234)
I will confirm that I've gotten the box perma perk. 2 other people got it also in my game and it definitely increases the chance of getting a better weapon by a long shot.
Re: New permaperks?timelordalex Jun 27, 2013 7:27 AM (in response to Niek12)
we think it is by only one player hitting the box from when it spawns till it leaves - no other plays should hit it


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Yesterday, while we were sitting around wondering what Marc Jacobs cooked up for his Spring 2014 show (the answer, btw, is pure magic—but more on that here), Kate Middleton was making her first formal outing since giving birth. And oh my, what an appearance it was! Attending the Tusk Conservation Awards at the Royal Society, the Duchess arrived in her most glamorous outfit to date: a custom-made sequined Jenny Packham gown.
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To rein in the city's runaway housing prices, Hong Kong's Financial Secretary John Tsang Chun-wah announced an additional 15 per cent stamp duty on non-permanent-resident and corporate buyers starting from October 27, 2012. The move prompted speculation over the effectiveness of taxation on the real estate market and criticisms that Hong Kong was turning away from its roots as a free market economy in favour of a more protectionist market environment.
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Developers want more exemptions and an end date to the additional stamp duty introduced by the government two months ago as a weapon against property speculation.
'We understand the introduction of extraordinary measures in usual times. But when the situation gets back to normal, the special stamp duty should be scrapped, and therefore we suggest putting a sunset clause in the bill,' Louis Loong, secretary general of the Real Estate Developers Association (Reda), said yesterday as legislators met interested parties about the new levy.
'For example, it should become ineffective after 12 months, or the Legislative Council should review such a policy after a period of time - this is very important,' Loong said.
In November, the government announced an additional stamp duty of between 5 per cent and 15 per cent on residential apartments resold within two years in a bid to curb speculation.
Loong said the policy hurt unintended targets, including some homeowners who needed to resell their flats because of economic difficulties.
The government should exempt these people from the additional levy, he said.
The Hong Kong Institute of Real Estate Administrators joined the criticism at the bills committee meeting. It suggested scrapping the stamp duty in two years.
But Deputy Secretary for Transport and Housing Annette Lee Lai-yee said it was impractical to add a sunset clause because the government could not forecast when the market situation would change, but could make adjustments when needed. She said too many exemptions and an appeal system would limit the effectiveness of the measure.
Separately, Reda ruled that the row involving William Kwok Tsz-wai, director of Cheung Kong (Holdings), who allegedly made misleading remarks about the new stamp duty, arose from differing interpretations by developers and the government of the definition of a preliminary sale and a purchase agreement.
The association said it was unable to resolve the issue and had reported this to the government.
The investigation came after Kwok posted comments on his blog in November urging buyers to be quick to speculate in apartments of the company's Tai Wai project, which he said were not affected by the new levy that was going into effect the next day.
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In any case, this is one of the few times Photoshop is my friend and I would rumble with that kraken.
Kristy Marie's husband is a lucky guy. Mostly because he never hears the question "do you think my sister is prettier than me?".
Hell, he probably has to hear "do you think my sister is a disgusting narcissistic textbook case of body dysmorphic disorder" and then has to look a bunch of words up.
Reisling, I love your question. I was wondering the same thing but couldn't put such a simple question into words!
Love it!
(And yes. Looks as though she is, in fact, holding her ass up.) ha.
Of course! They couldn't get the top of her head AND the bottom of her ass into the frame so she had to hold it up. For her, it's probably as common as being told to brush the hair out of her face.
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I don't understand why the network won't give this show a chance. They really have something to build on here. The cast is outstanding, and the writing is pretty good. I have to fight getting attached to it, knowing that it's going away.
"You're not from here. You said 'I'll phone you'. People don't say that." I don't recall who Cary was talking to when he said that, but I've noticed an obvious "phone" theme going on ever since. The scene with the judge today, especially. Whatever gets Cary out of this is going to have something to do with a phone.


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Same for movies as well
Music is a little different. I love any type of rock and metal, I'm a big metal head ,but I'm open to all genres except for rap because I think it's meaningless and a derogatory
I'm in love with Mexican ,Chinese, and good ol BBQ.but I'm wiling to try new things :)
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Think outside the box. Sometimes the little things can say a lot.
My mother,she is a saint. My family because they where the first I loved,my friends because they're something's you just can't tell your family lol, my iPhone since I can't put it down
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The Power of Independent Thinking
John C. Goodman on A Better Choice: Healthcare Solutions for America
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Independent Institute Senior Fellow John C. Goodman talks about his new Independent book, "A Better Choice: Healthcare Solutions for America," on how to replace the Affordable Care Act with market-based solutions. Hosted by Michael Cannon, the discussion was held on July 22, 2015, at the Cato Institute in Washington, D.C.
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How to Repeal and Replace Obamacare
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Lewis Uhler, President of the National Tax Limitation Committee, moderates a panel with Independent Institute Senior Fellows John Goodman and Lawrence McQuillan and Heartland Institute Senior Fellow Peter Ferrara at the 2015 FreedomFest held in Las Vegas, NV.
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A Christian, an Atheist, A Capitalist and an Economist on: What the Freedom Philosophy Is (And What It Isn't)
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Independent Institute Research Fellow Robert Murphy speaks on a panel alongside Max Borders, Doug Casey and Stephen Cox at the 2015 FreedomFest held in Las Vegas, NV.
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Markets Can Heal U.S. Healthcare
Recorded: Wednesday, May 27, 2015
Senior Fellow John C. Goodman, author of A Better Choice, appears on the Wall Street Journals Opinion Live program to discuss how free markets can solve many issues with Obamacare and Americas healthcare system. Goodman talks about which provisions of Obamacare should be changed and which ones should be left alone. Free market principles would level the playing field and give patients the power of choice.
Experts: John C. GoodmanType: TelevisionIssues: Free Market Economics, Health Care, Regulation and Deregulation, Welfare
John R. Graham: Shouldn't Healthcare Be Fair?
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Independent Institute Senior Fellow John R. Graham proposes a major change to Obamacare that would allow a level playing field for everyone.
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Experts: John R. GrahamType: TelevisionIssues: Bureaucracy and Government, Free Market Economics, Government Power, Government Waste/Pork, Health Care, History (U.S), Labor and Employment, Regulation and Deregulation
The Explosion of Patent Litigation
Recorded: Wednesday, September 24, 2014
Research Fellow William J. Watkins, Jr., author of Patent Trolls, appeared on the Steve Malzberg Show on Newsmax TV. Watkins talks about patent trolls, who are costing billions to the US economy by filing lawsuits against innovators. The result of these lawsuits slows the process of new technology and stifles innovation.
Experts: William J. Watkins Jr.Type: TelevisionIssues: Business, Free Market Economics, Litigation, Regulation and Deregulation, Science, Technology
Robert Nelson on BookTalks debates Christian Felber on Economics as Religion
Recorded: Wednesday, July 30, 2014
Economist Tomás Sedláček hosts a BookTalks debate with Institute Senior Fellow and economist Robert Nelson and guests from fields of theology, philosophy and economics.
Nelson is author of The New Holy Wars: Economic Religion vs. Environmental Religion in Contemporary America.
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I love to kill a mocking bird , love stories and drama.
Twilight, breaking dawn part 2, wolverine
Bet, 106&park, the game, 1st 48
I love LL cool j, nwa, chris brown, nikki minaj, french Montana,2 chains,t.iand etc...
Twilight, breaking dawn part 2, wolverine
Bet, 106&park, the game, 1st 48
I love LL cool j, nwa, chris brown, nikki minaj, french Montana,2 chains,t.iand etc...
The six things I could never do without
Think outside the box. Sometimes the little things can say a lot.
My kids, God ,my family, friends, food ,love....except I LOVE MYSELF!!!!!!
If that counts.
If that counts.
I spend a lot of time thinking about
Global warming, lunch, or your next vacation… it's all fair game.
My love life , my kids ,my bestfriends
On a typical Friday night I am
Netflix and takeout, or getting your party on — how do you let loose?
At home watching a movie.
The most private thing I'm willing to admit
I'm an empty essay… fill me out!
That I dropped out of school because I got pregnant early, my babydaddy left me to take care of the baby as soon as he found out I was pregnant.
You should message me if
Offer a few tips to help matches win you over.
You love kids!
Can except me and my kids!
Excepts me as I am
And can love me no matter what NO GAMES PLEASE
Can except me and my kids!
Excepts me as I am
And can love me no matter what NO GAMES PLEASE
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Just feet from the brink of Niagara Falls, this spot with panoramic views lives up to its name. The scenery is awesome, as is the thick New York strip steak. The signature Buffalo chicken wrap (crispy chicken fingers, hot sauce, lettuce, and blue cheese in a flour tortilla) is a good choice for lunch.
Niagara Falls State Park, Goat Island, off Robert Moses Pkwy., Niagara Falls, New York, United States
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