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On the sidelines of the first U.S.-Mexico border trade conference held last week in Arizona, a group stared at a map of the United States. The 50 states were colored various shades of blue. The darker the state was, the more it exported to Mexico. As expected, California, Arizona and Texas were dark blue but so were Nebraska, Michigan and Wisconsin. The map showed what many on the border have known for awhile: Mexico is vital to the U.S. economy.
A buzz is developing around the strength of Mexico's growing middle class and what it could mean for U.S. businesspeople and politicians in the border region. But there is also frustration that when it comes to Mexico, the United States -- particularly lawmakers in Washington, D.C. -- continue to focus almost exclusively on security, drugs and illegal immigration.
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"The three-piece, fronted by singer Lisa Petit, displays first-rate musicianship and is equally adept at ballads and stompers. You see a lot of bands like this these days, but most of them aren't as good."Pat Muir - Yakima Herald-Republic
After warming the stage for Seattle's Vaudeville Etiquette New Year's Eve (2014) at the Pybus Public Market in Wenatchee, GD decided not to schedule anymore gigs for the winter so they could work on their first original full length album. "Our musical direction has been changing and evolving in a way that has really inspired Lisa and I which has led us to write and arrange lots of new music that we're very proud of", said Brad when asked about the upcoming album. While the official release date of the album is still unknown, GD is flirting with the idea of a CD release party later this summer. "This is a really exciting time for us. The new album has all sorts of new sounds like penny whistles, sitars, cello arrangements, and even some cowboy type guitar playing", said Lisa when discussing their new material.
"We had a guest singer for "Licenses to Hide", who I also spontaneously roped into singing "Glitter Prize" with us– Lisa from Gideon's Daughter. She has a *great* voice, was just a natural."Ken Stringfellow - The Posies
GD plans on touring the entire west coast when the new album is completed and will be releasing their show schedule later this year. They will be performing many of their new songs at each show. One of the newly written songs is titled "Bohannon", inspired from the TV show, "Hell on Wheels" and will take the listener on a musical journey with a lyrical twist when they reveal their own interpretation of "The "Swede's" true identity while sitar, guitar and banjo parts morph into a French Burlesque-type movement. So plan on catching a show this summer or fall and bring your dancing shoes. GD enjoys connecting with the audience just as much as each other while performing on stage.


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The entry below is a posting from my personal blog at www.davidcorn.com. It was titled, "The Bushes Offer a Horse Jerk-off Joke But No Words for the Troops…and Other Impolite Observations From the White House Correspondents' Dinner."
No mention of the US troops being killed in Iraq but a horse jerk-off joke–that is one way to sum up the First Couple's appearance at the White House Correspondents' Dinner on Saturday evening.
This black-tie shindig is an annual ritual. Over two thousand DC media people and government officials mingle with imported Hollywood celebrities–hey there goes Richard Gere!–and the president of the moment shows up and entertains the feeling-good-about-themselves attendees with humorous (often self-deprecating) remarks. Last year, Bush made a crack about my book, The Lies of George W. Bush.
This evening, the Bush White House pulled a switcheroo. Bush started his routine by telling a joke he repeatedly used on the campaign trail. The gag pokes fun at a city slicker lost in a rural area, and what Bush didn't say is that he learned it during his unsuccessful 1978 congressional bid when his opponent told the joke to lampoon a certain Andover, Yale and Harvard grad who was trying to pass himself off as a Texan. As Bush-watchers in the ballroom familiar with this stale chestnut started to groan, Laura Bush stood up, walked to the podium, leaned into the microphone and said, "Not that old joke." She then told her husband to sit down, and she delivered a polished routine that ribbed her old man for being early-to-bed dull. She noted that she had told him, "If you really want to end tyranny in the world, you're going to have to stay up later."
Laura's well-written script included several shots of risque material. After revealing that come nine o'clock at night, "Mr. Excitement is sound asleep, and I'm watching Desperate Housewives," she added, "If those women think they're desperate, they ought to be with George." She then joked that she, Lynne Cheney, and Condoleezza Rice had hit Chippendale's late one night. And moments later–after referring to Barbara Bush as Don Corleone and joking about her husband's aversion to reading–she made fun of her number-one cowboy for knowing little of the ways of ranch life when they bought the spread in Crawford, Texas. Such a greenhorn was George, she explained, "he tried to milk the horse. What's more–it was a male horse."
It was a good performance but weird, for Laura had jabbed at her husband for not reading books, had suggested he was no powerhouse in bed, and had encouraged everyone in the room–and all those children at home glued to C-SPAN–to envision George W. Bush pulling on the penis of a horse. (I wondered how social conservative leader James Dobson, who was scheduled to be at the dinner, reacted.) It was not hard to figure out why the White House decided to have Laura upstage George. Her approval rating is almost twice his, and his number–in the mid-40s–are at a record low. But an HBO routine? Afterward, both Al Franken and Bill Maher were complaining that they could not have gotten away with that horse joke.


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GLENDALE, Ariz. -- The first one is out of the way and John Danks and the White Sox have plenty of reason to be proud.
After Monday's start -- his first appearance since last June -- the White Sox starter continues to be pleased with the progress he has made since he underwent shoulder surgery on Aug. 6.
Danks, who went 3-4 with a 5.70 ERA in nine starts last season, said he should have a good idea where he stands when he wakes up Tuesday after a 35-pitch performance in a 6-2 win over the San Francisco Giants.
But he was satisfied with his first effort against an opponent since he pitched at Triple-A Charlotte on June 12.
Danks threw 27 strikes against San Francisco. He did yield a solo home run to Giants utility man Joaquin Arias, the second batter he faced, but only allowed one other hit in two-plus innings.
"This is the first hurdle," Danks said. "Obviously the couple of weeks leading up to this was important. But the first game, get that out of the way and we really start focusing on the pitching side of things. Just excited to get back out there and see what kind of improvements I can make from now."
Danks' fastball velocity ranged between 85-89 mph. One scout rated the left-hander's stuff as "fair" but the White Sox staff has said it isn't as concerned with velocity or how the ball is moving at this point.
"Just getting into his pitch limit," manager Robin Ventura said. "It was good to see him out there with something on it and seeing him excited all that work pays off."
Pitching coach Don Cooper just hoped for a good pregame routine and bullpen from Danks. The fact he was able to get up and down three different times and had good command left Cooper feeling good.
"It couldn't have went better," Cooper said. "I wasn't grading him today on command or stuff. To me it was all about feeling good before, during and then tomorrow. We got that and surprisingly good for the first time out, fastball and changeup command."
All of the above qualify as great starting points when you consider Danks had surgery to repair a capsule tear and remove debris from the rotator cuff and biceps a little less than nine months ago.
Danks has had the same schedule as the other members of the White Sox projected rotation this spring and has had no setbacks. Just like the others, he has faced teammates in batting practice several times in the days leading up to Monday's start. But unlike his fellow starters, Danks hadn't been on the mound for a long time before Monday.
"I felt like I kept looking at the clock, waiting for the game to start," Danks said. "But you know, I was glad to get back out there. Once I got on the field and started warming up, it felt a little more in my comfort zone. I feel good right now. The test will be tomorrow and the next day."


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Arizona Sports predicts Cardinals vs. Falcons
The Arizona Cardinals return from their bye week riding a five-game losing streak.
Good thing they get to play the team with the best record in football.
The Atlanta Falcons present a stiff challenge for the Cardinals, especially since this game will be in the Georgia Dome, where Arizona has not won since 1993.
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|Vince Marotta
I know the Cardinals had a chance to evaluate what's gone wrong during their bye week, but diagnosis isn't the problem. At least Arizona is making a change at left tackle with Nate Potter stepping in for D'Anthony Batiste — we'll see if he fares any better against a decent Atlanta pass rush. On defense, the Cardinals will have their hands full trying to contain the receiving duo of Julio Jones and Roddy White, which is arguably the best in the game right now. Arizona is rested, but without Calais Campbell and with their offensive issues mostly unresolved, I just don't see the Cards going into Atlanta and beating a Falcons team that tasted defeat for the first time last week.
Final Score: Falcons 31, Cardinals 13
|Doug Franz
Atlanta's offense is just too good to be controlled for 60 minutes. Arizona's offense is not good enough to sustain long drives and keep Matt Ryan on the bench. The only matchup the Cardinals have an advantage is Cards fans are better than Falcons fans. Since the game is in Atlanta, that's out the window.
Final Score: Falcons 45, Cardinals 13
|Dave Burns
I read other day that Mike Smith's Falcons teams are 18-3 after a loss. I read the other day that Matt Ryan is 30-4 at home in the regular season. That gives me about 48 reasons to think the Cards won't win in Atlanta. Forty-eight is also about the number of snaps Nate Potter has in his career, and he's going up against John Abraham. So now I've got nearly 100 reasons to think they won't win. Add in a refocused Falcons team after their first loss and no Calais Campbell and I've got another Arizona loss.
Final Score: Falcons 31, Cardinals 17
|John Gambadoro
The Atlanta Falcons have two issues when it comes to losing football games. One, they can't win in the playoffs. Two, they can't beat the New Orleans Saints, a team they've lost 11 out of their last 13 against. Since this is neither a playoff game or the Saints, there is no way the Cardinals can win. Atlanta is too balanced offensively and very good at home. Even coming off of the bye week Arizona will be hard-pressed to stay in this game. Nate Potter will have his hands full with John Abraham, and Arizona will have no answer for the Roddy White/Julio Jones combination.
Final Score: Falcons 31, Cardinals 13
|Adam Green
A Sunday without a Cardinals loss is a pleasant one, so with that said I'll miss the bye week.
Ahh well, the Cards are back on the field to take on the Atlanta Falcons in a game that points very strongly to loss number six.
Matt Ryan is excellent, Julio Jones/Roddy White/Tony Gonzalez will be a pain to deal with, and the Falcons' defense can get to the quarterback.
Oh goody.
|Charlie Feinerman
At one point this season, the Cardinals and Falcons were both 4-0. Since then the Falcons have proven that they are the best team in the NFC, while the Cardinals haven't won a game. Arizona's defense is good, but the Falcons' defense is better. Every aspect of this matchup points to a landslide Atlanta victory, and that's what I think will happen.
Final Score: Dirty Birds 41, Cardinals 6
|Katy Hartley
No surprise here, Falcons easily take this one at home. Atlanta's high powered offense will just be too much for the Cards D…I'm interested to see how the Falcons do inside the red zone this week after they struggled against New Orleans last week.
Final Score: Falcons 31, Cardinals 17
|Dave Dulberg
A week off and a change along the offensive line seems nice in theory, but the Falcons receiving duo of Roddy White and Julio Jones will be too much for the Cardinals secondary in Atlanta. Arizona will be playing from behind all afternoon, and even in a dome the thought of John Skelton having another game of 40 or more passes isn't an encouraging one. The Cardinals can't keep up in a track meet, and they won't have the firepower to do so on Sunday.
Final Score: Falcons 34, Cardinals 14
|Carter Nacke
Let's see…the O-line is still terrible, Skelton is still starting and the Falcons are really, really good. This one will be over before it begins. Atlanta won't post a lot of points on a rested Cardinals defense, but they're not going to lose their second straight. Roddy White is tough to stop and I'm starting him on my fantasy team this week.
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A Meal Fit For a Mayor: Vince Gray Goes to Shake Shack
What's with the executive branch and its burgers? For President Obama, it's Ray's Hell Burger. For Vince Gray, it seems, it's Shake Shack.
Multiple tipsters have reported spotting the D.C. mayor at Danny Meyer's heralded new burger joint in Dupont Circle on Tuesday night. One witness emailed the above photo of Hizzoner standing inside the glassy storefront on 18th Street NW. Another offered some juicy details about the mayor's order:
"Vince Gray and his posse waited in line and ate at the new Shake Shack yesterday...he had the "Shake Stack" a monster burger and cheese stuffed portobello mushroom...860 calories..."
I'm presuming the writer is referring to the "Shack Stack," described on the menu as a cheeseburger and a 'shroom burger topped with lettuce, tomato and the house secret "Shack sauce." According to the restaurant's web site, the stacked sandwich weighs in at 850 calories and costs $8.75.
Maybe not "the Cadillac of burgers," per se. More like an SUV.
I have contacted the mayor's office to find out what the mayor thought of the food, the line and the overall Shack experience. I'll post an update when I hear back.
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ABC Highlights 'Glimmers of Light' in Lending Market
It's not often when members of the media highlight positive aspects of the economy, but that's just what ABC financial contributor Mellody Hobson did on "Good Morning America" June 3.
"50 percent of U.S. banks have tightened their lending standings over the last year so there's no question it's harder" to obtain a loan," Hobson told anchor Diane Sawyer. "On top of that, most small business owners use their homes as collateral to secure those loans and then fewer banks want to accept the homes as collateral."
But, she added, "there are some glimmers of light, one of which is that in really tough economies, fewer people actually start small businesses and that means that demand for loans is down. Actually nationwide demand is down about 15 percent so that means that because there's less demand there's less competition for the loans that are out there so if you're really, really aggressive there is an opportunity."
There are also "rays of light" in the housing market, according to Hobson. "A 30-year fixed-rate mortgage can be had for 6 percent. That's still at historic lows."
And student loans: "First and foremost, students can now borrow more money from the government than in times past." Student Loan Act of 2008
Hobson didn't sugarcoat the economy, noting that getting a good small business loan means "going out and trying lots of different banks and really making the case for why your business is going to be successful." She called the housing market "brutal" and said it's "much harder to get a student loan than it ever was before."
But she also educated viewers on the opportunities for loans, especially for graduating students. She encouraged them to consolidate their loans after graduation, to obtain one fixed interest rate and ultimately save money.
"The government gives you one opportunity, one time to consolidate all of those loans and basically refinance them," she explained. "They set the rate once a year on July 1. And this year we know the rate is going to be much lower than it was," Hobson said. "It will be 3.9 percent, which is a pretty steep drop from where we are today, which is around 7.2 percent. They'll save about $450 a year, which is good news for students."


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Why People Still Starve
By Barry Bearak
Published: July 13, 2003
Late one afternoon, during the long melancholia of the hungry months, there was a burst of joyous delirium in Mkulumimba. Children began shouting the word ngumbi, announcing that winged termites were fluttering through the fields. These were not the bigger species of the insect, which can be fried in oil and sold as a delicacy for a good price. Instead, these were the smaller ones, far more wing than torso, which are eaten right away. Suddenly, most everyone was giddily chasing about; villagers were catching ngumbi with their fingers and tossing them onto their tongues, grateful for the unexpected gift of food afloat in the air.
Adilesi Faisoni was able to share in that happiness but not in the cavorting. For several years, old age had been catching up with her, until it had finally pulled even and then ahead. Her walk was unsteady now, her posture stooped, her eyesight dimmed. As the others ran about, she remained seated on the wet ground near the doorstep of her mud-brick hovel. It was the same place I always found her during my weeks in the villages of Malawi, weeks when I was examining the mechanisms of famine. ''There is no way to get used to hunger,'' Adilesi told me once. ''All the time something is moving in your stomach. You feel the emptiness. You feel your intestines moving. They are too empty, and they are searching for something to fill up on.''
Hunger was the main topic of our talks. Most every year, Malawi suffers a food shortage during the so-called hungry months, December through March, the single growing season in a predominantly rural nation. Corn is this country's mainstay, what people mainly grow and what people mainly eat, usually as nsima, a thick porridge. Ideally, the yield from one harvest lasts until the next. But even in good times the food supply is nearing its end while the next crop is still rising from the ground. Families often endure this hungry period on a single meal a day, sometimes nothing more than a foraged handful of greens. Last year's food crisis was the worst in living memory. Hundreds, and probably thousands, of Malawians succumbed to the scythe of a hunger-related death.
Among those who perished were Adilesi's husband, Robert Mkulumimba, and their grown daughter Mdati Robert, herself the mother of four young sons. The two died within a month of each other, unable to subsist on the pumpkin leaves and wild vegetables that had become the family's only nourishment. ''The first symptom was the swollen feet, and then the swelling started to move up his body,'' Adilesi said of her husband's illness.
It was strange the way Robert seemed to fade. Before the start of the hungry months, it had been he who had kept the family going, leaving before dawn each day to sell firewood or tend someone's fields. But then work became impossibly scarce, and Robert seemed to be using himself up in the search for it. ''At the peak of the crisis, there was nothing to do but beg, and you were begging from others who needed to beg.''
As most people visualize it, famine is a doleful spectacle, the aftershock of some calamity that has left thousands of the starving flocked together, emergency food kept from their mouths by the perils of war or the callousness of despots or the impassibility of washed-away roads. But more often, in the nether regions of the developing world, famine is both less obvious and more complicated. Even small jolts to the regular food supply can jar open the trapdoor between what is normal, which is chronic malnutrition, and what is exceptional, which is outright starvation. Hunger and disease then malignly feed off each other, leaving the invisible poor to die in invisible numbers.
Nowhere is this truer than in sub-Saharan Africa, where President Bush was recently scheduled to travel. Each year, most nations in the region grow poorer, hungrier and sicker. Their share of global trade and investment has been collapsing. Average per capita income is lower now than in the 1960's, with half the population surviving on less than 65 cents a day. It is a situation seldom noticed, as wars on poverty are neglected for wars more animate. African countries now hold the 27 lowest places on the human-development index -- a combined measure of health, literacy and income calculated by the United Nations. They occupy 38 spots in the bottom 50.
During the past decade or so, the poorest of Africa's poor have suffered as rarely before. Merely to survive, they have sold off their meager assets -- household goods and farm animals and the tin roofs of their homes. Just now, the most urgent need is in Ethiopia, Eritrea and Zimbabwe. But hunger has become a chronic problem throughout the region, often occurring even under the best of weather conditions. The World Food Program warns that nearly 40 million Africans are struggling against starvation, a ''scale of suffering'' that is ''unprecedented.'' Coincident with the hunger is H.I.V./AIDS, which has beset sub-Saharan Africa in a disproportionate way, cursing it with 29.4 million infections, nearly three-quarters of the world's caseload. Very few of the stricken can afford the drugs that forestall the virus's death work, and family after family is being purged of its breadwinning generations, leaving the very young and the very old to cope.


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ESPN's Adam Schefter sent out a tweet early Wednesday noting that Reid would interview with the Kansas City Chiefs before making his way to Arizona.
Plot thickens: Before arriving in Arizona tonight, Andy Reid will interview today in Philadelphia with the KC Chiefs, via @mortreport.
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JUNEAU -- Alaska's attorney general says Lt. Gov. Mead Treadwell didn't misuse his office in endorsing Mitt Romney for president.
The opinion by Attorney General John Burns is in response to activist Andree McLeod. She questioned whether Treadwell misused his position for partisan political activity in endorsing Romney last month.
Burns, in a letter shared by McLeod Monday, said it's his understanding that Treadwell, acting in his personal capacity, contacted Romney's campaign by email using his personal home account. The campaign later issued the news release announcing his endorsement.
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Voss is Boss in final game at McConnell Arena
Team captain Evan Vossen scored the game-winner and added a helper as the top-ranked McGill Redmen skated to a narrow 4-3 win over Carleton in men's hockey at McConnell Arena, Saturday. It was the final regular-season home game of an industrious collegiate career for the fifth-year veteran who has played 204 career contests overall, a school record for longevity.
Stingers power-play proves deadly as Redmen upset before capacity crowd
Nicholas Champion made 37 saves and his Concordia Stingers exploded for three power-play goals en route to a stunning 4-2 upset over the No.1-ranked McGill Redmen in men's hockey before a near-capacity crowd of 799 at McConnell Arena, Friday.
Mighty Max masterful as Redmen ambush Patriotes
Maxime Langelier-Parent of Lery, Que., registered a hat-trick and two school records as the No.1-ranked McGill men's hockey team celebrated their 135th birthday with a 7-3 rout over 10th ranked UQTR, before 417 at Le Colisée, Tuesday.
CIS MEN'S HOCKEY TOP 10 (#12): McGill tops closest poll of season
Despite a rare loss over the weekend, the McGill Redmen managed to hold on to the number one position in the closest national poll of the Canadian Interuniversity Sport men's hockey season. The Redmen (18-3-2), who last Tuesday moved past the UNB Varsity Reds for their first No. 1 ranking in five years, received eight first-place votes and 151 points this week from the 17-member media panel.
Babcock inspires Verreault-Paul and Redmen to victory over Gee-Gees
Francis Verreault-Paul, an All-Canadian senior from Mashteuiatsh, Que., scored twice - including the game-winner - and added an assist as No.1-ranked McGill skated to an easy 7-2 triumph over visiting Ottawa in OUA men's hockey before 390, including Detroit Red Wings head coach Mike Babcock, at McConnell Arena, Saturday.
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Babcock shows his alma maters
It was billed as "An evening with Mike Babcock" and it didn't disappoint. Making a rare trip to Montreal to play the Canadiens, the head coach of the Detroit Red Wings gave a passionate speech about never forgetting your roots, before more than 250 McGill graduates in a fabulous alumni event at the Bell Centre, Tuesday. A feature story about Babcock can be found in The Gazette, Wednesday.
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Alex Picard-Hooper of Boucherville, Que., scored the only goal in a post-overtime shootout to give No.2-ranked McGill a hard-fought 1-0 victory over the visiting Carleton Ravens before a raucous capacity crowd of 1,039 in men's university hockey at McConnell Arena, Friday.
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A capacity crowd is expected when the McGill men's hockey team plays host to the Carleton Ravens in the 10th annual Management Winter Carnival Game at McConnell Arena on Friday at 7 p.m. About 200 tickets remain on sale for the "hockey event of the year" on campus and they can be purchased during regular business hours at the Redbird Sports Shop
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Varsity goalie gives Redmen the Blues in Hogtown
Byron Elliott of Burlington, Ont., tallied twice and goaltender Garrett Sheehan from Cremona, Alta., made 43 saves as the Toronto Varsity Blues surprised the visiting McGill Redmen, ranked No.2 in Canada, with a 4-3 upset in university hockey at Varsity Arena, Saturday. The result halted McGill's seven-game win streak in league play.
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McGill's Dorion named Quebec university athlete of the week
McGill's Marc-André Dorion of St. Hubert, Que., and Édith Aubert-Lehoux from the Montreal Carabins, have been named by the Réseau du sport étudiant du Québec as conference's university athletes of the week for the period ending Jan. 8, 2012.


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A mile from Wilmington, hidden in flower-filled lanes, two semi-detached, single-storey cottages converted from barns across the lane from the friendly owners' farmhouse. You are welcome to walk the 10 acres of surrounding heath and woodland and enjoy the wildlife (excellent birdwatching). Walks are cut through the organic wildflower meadows (picnic tables) and ancient cider orchard, and a footpath meanders beside the river to Cotleigh. The cottages are smart and modern with high ceilings and Velux windows, some original beams and oak floors. Each has a suntrap deck behind for enjoying peaceful valley views and soothing birdsong. Below (8 steps down), a shared lawn (barbecues). At the front, shared gravelled parking area, laundry (washing machine, tumble drier) and barn, useful for your bicycles/beach gear etc. Smart, comfortable cottages in a peaceful, picturesque location, much enjoyed by birdwatchers.
2 Shippen Cottages (see arrow 2): porch for coats/boots; stable doors into spacious, light open-plan living/dining/fitted kitchen (dishwasher, microwave) with leather sofas, TV/DVD and French windows to deck (table/chairs). Two bedrooms, both smart with pretty valley views – a double (5' bed) with en suite roll-in shower-room (wet-room suite), and a twin with en suite shower-room.
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|Pets welcome, No smoking at this property
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|Internet access, DVD player
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron
|Clothes dryer, Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Washing machine
|Double Beds (1), Single Beds (2), Cots available (1)
|Towels provided, High chair available
|Shared garden
|Secure parking, Suitable for people with restricted mobility, Not suitable for wheelchair users
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The agent has its own star rating system to quantify interior quality, comfort and ambience. This property has been rated 3.5 star.
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East Devon: that is Devon east of the river Exe and Exeter - Devon's capital with superb cathedral and much else attractive. Here is the most smiling of lush farmland and most dramatically hilly, the easiest to see from a car because the lanes are less narrow, the hedges less high. Domed hills rise abruptly and steeply, baize-green fields to crowns of woods or sentinel beech trees, half-way up farmsteads like a children's-book idyll. Woodbury Common is a small high moor with heather and Scots pine trees and fine newish golf course.
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A couple of weeks back, we visited Çiftlik Perşembe Pazarı (Ciftlik Thursday Market) and noticed the first young bakla (broad beans) of the season. In our Guide to Çiftlik market post, we mentioned we had sucuk and bakla for dinner that night and it prompted a comment from Turkish food blogger Zerrin (of Give Recipe) that she had also bought bakla from her local pazar that day, too. She explained what she was making with her bakla and then she said she had never thought to use bakla and sucuk together.
A quick search around online and it appears the good folks of Turkey aren't much into mixing their sucuk and bakla at all. Interesting! As soon as we saw the bakla on Çiftlik market, we both said sucuk straight away. And we know why.
A (Nearly) Turkish Recipe For Sucuklu Bakla
Sucuk is Turkey's answer to Spanish chorizo or Italian pepperoni, except, where the latter two are made from pork, sucuk is made up from beef. The tastes and textures are very similar; cured, garlicky, sometimes spicy and definitely oily! And, as we learned from Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall TV programmes in years gone by, chorizo partners with fresh broad beans perfectly. If that's the case, why not sucuk?
This recipe combines that idea with Turkish zeytinyağlı (olive oil) dishes such as zeytinyağlı yeşil fasulye and barbunya pilaki.
Because the bakla is really young at the moment, it's completely fine to cook the beans in their pods.
- Pick through your bakla and pod the bigger bean pods.
- With the young pods, give them a wash, cut off and discard the ends and then cut them into (roughly) inch-long pieces.
- Heat a good glug of olive oil in a frying pan (not too much as your sucuk will be oily, too).
- Now peel and cut one onion in half. Slice it into half moons and add to the frying pan. Turn down the heat and allow the onion to sweat gently.
- Take around 100g of sucuk, remove the outer skin and quarter the sucuk lengthways so you have four long pieces. Cut each of the four pieces into bite-sized chunks and add to the pan. Stir around until the sucuk starts to colour and release its oils (this only takes a couple of minutes).
- Now add two large, chopped tomatoes, a crushed clove of garlic, and a pinch of salt and pepper.
- Allow your tomatoes to cook down for a few minutes and then add half a mug of hot water. Stir and add your bakla.
How much water you add to the pan depends on how much juice you want in this meal. The photo above shows how much water we added.
- Add a quick splash of vinegar, a half teaspoonful of sugar and a sprinkling of chilli flakes (optional).
- Now stir the mixture, cover your pan and reduce the heat so that your sucuklu bakla simmers gently.
- After 15 minutes, remove from the heat and serve.
Serve your sucuklu bakla with warm, crusty bread so you can soak up the juices. As we said, we failed to find a Turkish dish that mixed these two main ingredients so the name sucuklu bakla (sucuk with broad beans) is our own. Imaginative, isn't it?
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Blanca Yé°¥z silently walks to the door of her family's small adobe home in the Toctiuco neighborhood of Quito, Ecuador. She opens the door quietly, careful not to wake her four sleeping children. As she steps into the gray morning, she picks up two rusted buckets by the door and walks briskly down the steep, dusty street. Her mind is already filled with the day's tasks - washing clothes, preparing the bread dough and stew for the evening meal - and before she knows it, she's arrived at the center of town.
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After she fills her buckets, she rushes home, careful not to spill the precious water. She makes it back in time to fix a quick meal of rice porridge for her daughters before they rush out of the door for school. For a moment, the house is quiet as Blanca sits with her son, Israel. His clear eyes search her tired face, and he grins when she whispers in his ear - "You are the greatest gift God ever gave me."
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|O filos mou o Lefterakis
Ο φίλος μου ο Λευτεράκης
|Written by
|Alekos Sakellarios
|Dinos Iliopoulos
Kostas Voutsas
Maro Kontou
Giorgos Konstadinou
Hristos Tsaganeas
Kaiti Panou
Katerina Gioulaki
Nikitas Platis
Margarita Athanasiou
Jenny Kyriakou
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O filos mou o Lefterakis (Greek: Greek: Ο φίλος μου ο Λευτεράκης, Alternate translations: My Friend, Lefterakis or Lefterakis, My Friend) is a 1964 Greek theatrical comedy film starring Dinos Iliopoulos, Kostas Voutsas and Maro Kontou.
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Thodoros (Dinos Iliopoulos) and Fofo (Maro Kontou) are a married middle-class couple, stuck in a rut. Thodoros has "invented" an out-of-town friend, Lefterakis, who is conveniently in Athens every time Thodoros wants to have a night out with his mistress.
One evening, while in the middle of a card game with his friend Thanassis (Giorgos Konstantinou), he starts explaining his scam to him; they are interrupted however by the maid, who announces that Lefterakis has just arrived from Patras. Fofo, apparently oblivious to her husband's horror and Thanassis' confusion, invites Lefterakis (Kostas Voutsas) to spend a couple of days at their place.
Over the next couple of days, Thodoros is becoming more and more paranoid, as he first suspects that someone is playing a prank on him, then that he's being blackmailed and, as the fake Lefterakis seems to know a lot of details about him, that he's indeed losing his mind.
In the end, it is revealed that Fofo has known about Thodoros' infidelities, and the invention of "Lefterakis" for a while. Fofo has planned the whole thing to teach him a lesson, asking a friend to impersonate "Lefterakis". The couple finally decides to put their differences aside when Fofo announces she's pregnant.
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