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It's a texture thing. I prefer ribbon-cut noodles (they're flat) over "the tubes" or other decorative shapes.
Now a funny a hybrid is bucatini. It's a long tubed noodle with a very narrow hole down the middle. Sauce latches onto that like wow.
And pasta itself can taste different depending on how it is made. Fresh VS dry. Egg-based, wheat-based, tomato-based, spinach-based, chestnut-based, etc. And then al dente comes into play as well.
Pasta is a vessel, but cultures approach it in different ways. The "American" way would be to cook some pasta of some shape and then lump a bunch of sauce over top. The Italian way is to finish the pasta in the sauce - what ends up on the plate is mostly pasta, not sauce. Different balance
This guy knows his pastas.
Also our moms should battle it out for best Carbonara! Haha they're close enough to each other that this is actually possible, because I think my mom makes the absolute best! >D!!!
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Soon to be in London, Italian chef Massimo Riccioli heads to fish market to pick from the fresh catch
A marble Madonna glints in the early morning sun, casting her watchful gaze over the fishing boats bobbing gently in the Italian port of Fiumincino. Cafes lining the ice-blue water are busy with fishermen knocking back treacly shots of espresso, chattering away in Roman slang, the air scented with freshly roasting porchetta. Massimo Riccioli, the chef and owner of one of Rome's most famed seafood restaurants, bounds into a heaving fish stall complete with wriggling eels, lobster the size of forearms and mounds of bright red shrimp and starts getting down to the serious business of choosing his fish.
He is greeted like a long-lost friend by the three vocal brothers, who stand in line in their blue plastic aprons, gutting and cleaning fish, exchanging good-hearted banter with the numerous customers, ebullient despite their 4 a.m. start. With its nautical bells, daguerreotypes of 1920s Fiumincino, and mountains of freshly-caught fish, it is part of the town's maritime heritage that has been thriving since the Roman days when the port was built by the Emperor Trajan.
"This man here taught me how to eat oysters," Mr. Riccioli says, hugging the proprietor. "I used to come here with my father in the morning and there would be piles of fresh mussels. We would open them and eat them raw with lemon juice for breakfast, sometimes 40 or 50."
He starts surveying the rows of silvery fish, plucked from the surrounding seas that morning.
"See this monkfish," says Mr. Riccioli, holding up a supremely ugly specimen. "You can tell it is fresh as it has a sheen on it—a mucus. It is not long out of the sea." He proceeds to explain how to find the freshest prawns. "Their head should not come away from the body easily and they need to be dark. As with all fish, the lighter the fish, the older it is."
He holds up a slithery, alien-like meter-long octopus, scrutinizing it like an artist would his subject. "Two lines of suckers mean the tastiest octopus," he says.
Apart from owning and running La Rosetta restaurant, which his father opened in 1964, Mr. Riccioli is about to head the David Collins-designed restaurant at the new £300 million, five-star Corinthia hotel in London, which will be called Massimo's Restaurant & Oyster Bar (www.massimo-restaurant.co.uk). The 294-bedroom hotel, located in former Defense Ministry building, is owned by Maltese businessman Alfred Pisani. The hotel aims to rival the capital's grandest hotels such as the Savoy, Connaught and Claridges. As well as the airy restaurant there will be a champagne and oyster bar and a private dining room. It will serve twists of some of the highlights from his Rome restaurant, such as linguine with langoustines, Pecorino and zucchini flowers, crudo and catch of the day with many tapas, but will also cater to the British palette—"more garlic and more potatoes," says Mr. Riccioli, with his customary twinkle. New dishes will include prawns with spring asparagus and rhubarb citronette, and potato gnocchi with gurnard, tomatoes, aubergines and salted ricotta.
How to Pick and Cook Fresh Fish
Selecting the fish
1. The smell should be salty, like the sea and shouldn't be too strong.
2. The skin should be slippery or slimy, its natural state in the ocean.
3. The eyes should be shiny black and prominent.
4. When choosing prawns, the head should be firm and attached to the body.
5. In most cases, the darker the fish the better. If it lightens it shows signs of age.
Top cooking tips
1. Keep it raw and salt lightly.
2. Cook for as little time as possible.
3. If you fry the fish, do so in extra virgin olive oil, which cooks the quickest, sealing in the flavors.
4. Use ingredients which complement the fish. In general, all herbs such as thyme, basil, parsley sage are all fantastic when used with fish as they don't overpower it. Garlic, extra virgin olive oil and chilli used sparingly are great too.
Read some of Massimo Riccioli's recipes .
Mr. Riccioli, perhaps the Fergus Henderson of the piscine world believes, like his father before him, in using less fashionable fish such as sardines, anchovies and calamari, as well as in using the entire fish. He will gently cook monkfish liver in the oven with vinegar until very soft, like foie gras. Monkfish stomach is boiled for one hour, cut very thin and served with a sauce of tomatoes, celery, Massimo Riccioli's recipespecorino. "My father was an artist and made what he liked," says Mr. Riccioli. "He taught me to eat all things."
Mr. Riccioli grew up in Sicily, with a big family, on the sea.
"Food was the focus and the kitchen was the heart of the home. I learned to recognize the days of the week by the recipes." Thursday was gnocci, Friday was seasfood, Saturday, tripe and Sunday was a roast, he recalls.
"These were mainly Roman dishes but my father also cooked Sicilian specialties like black rice squid ink and pasta with sardines, dill, raisins and nuts."
The family moved to Rome when he was young and his father opened La Rosetta in 1964. Massimo started helping out in the kitchen when he was 14 years old. His father was bold in his decision.
At the time, seafood was typically only eaten on Tuesdays or Fridays in Rome, and he was one of the first to open an exclusively seafood restaurant, as well as serve crudo—raw fish such as anchovies, or calamari with lemon, which wasn't the traditional way it was eaten.
At 22, Mr. Riccioli followed a career in film after university. As a camera operator, he traveled the world for four years working on films such as "Marco Polo" and the "Black Stallion Returns."
"My travels had an important effect on my cooking," he says. "Seeing the way they cooked in Japan. In Morocco, I explored the markets and saw how they would fry entire fish in huge pans—things that have stayed with me."
On his return, his parents divorced and left Rome. Mr. Riccioli and his sister took over running the family's restaurant.
While much of the same fresh-fish-every-day philosophy from his father remains (the restaurant is open for lunch and dinner seven days a week), he has made the dishes lighter and more adventurous. One dish includes a wriggling live langoustine, which may be odd but "is the tastiest," he says.
It was a chance meeting that led him away from the cobbled streets of Rome to one of London's biggest hotel openings of the year. The owner Mr. Pisani came into La Rossetta with his wife one night for dinner. He was so impressed with the cooking that a week later he sent an email to Mr. Riccioli and told him he was looking for a chef for his new restaurant and asked if he would be interested in the position. For a chef who has no books, no T.V. programs and one restaurant in Rome, it was flattering.
When the restaurant in London opens he shall be there five days a week, leaving his sous-chef to run La Rosetta.
"It's wonderful to be in London, in such good company," says Mr. Riccioli. "With La Rosetta, I have always wanted to honor my father's reputation. This time, my name is above the door of this beautiful new restaurant...It's a great responsibility."
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The latest such example is the volatility in Canada's oil-price differential. Canadian crude oil has long traded at a discount to the North American benchmark West Texas Intermediate crude (WTI). Indeed, over the four years spanning 2008 through 2011, Canada's benchmark Western Canada Select crude (WCS) sold for an average of $15.21 per barrel less than WTI--a discount of about 17.9 percent.
Part of this long-term differential stems from the fact that crude produced from Alberta's oil sands is a heavier grade than US crude, which makes it's more expensive to refine than the light, sweet crude represented by WTI. Though Canada does produce lighter grades of oil, heavy crude accounts for roughly two-thirds of its oil exports.
Late last year, the oil-price differential widened significantly, as rising light crude production from prolific US shale plays caused a bottleneck at key pipelines. The resulting traffic jam crowded out Canadian crude from reaching US refineries. That situation worsened toward the end of the year, as takeaway and refining capacity became even more scarce due to maintenance problems at pipelines and refineries.
The good news is the oil-price differential appears to have peaked in December, when WCS sold for $33.63 per barrel less than WTI, a 38.1 percent discount. Then in February, the spread quickly began to narrow until it fell to a low of $14.25 last week. That's just 14.7 percent less than WTI, a spread that's 3.2 percentage points less than the average discount that prevailed in the aforementioned four-year period that ended in 2011.
So what happened? Faced with limited pipeline access and rising inventories, Canadian oil producers began transporting crude south via railroad and trucks. According to National Bank Financial chief economist Stefane Marion, crude shipments by rail were up 47 percent during the first three months of 2013 versus the prior-year period. And this activity is expected to ramp up as the year progresses. In fact, analysts forecast that trains could be moving more than 250,000 barrels of crude per day from Canada to US refineries by the end of the year.
Unfortunately, this surge in energy shipments has already been largely priced into the stocks of the two Canadian railroads benefitting from it. Shares of Canadian Pacific Railway Ltd have jumped 31.7 percent year to date, while Canadian National Railway Co's stock has gained 13.5 percent since the beginning of the year.
Canadian National transported more than 30,000 carloads of crude last year, and management believes that number could double in 2013. As such, the company plans to spend CAD1.9 billion this year on capital expenditures, part of which will go toward maximizing its opportunities in the energy market. Thus far, revenue ton miles for petroleum products have increased 12.1 percent year to date versus a year ago.
While Canadian National's network has strong exposure to the oil-producing region of Northern Alberta, Canadian Pacific has a similar advantage in the Bakken. The latter company shipped 53,000 carloads of crude in 2012, and management believes that number could rise to 70,000 carloads by the end of this year. By 2016, Canadian Pacific expects current volumes could double or even triple.
Posting misleading stuff again.
The Canadian pipes wanted to go west to asia and eventually will without Americans access.
But now they are looking east. Displacing Brent and then the refineries gearing up export. Europe will take the methanol.
It is amazing seeing how no matter what you post, it always has a knuckle dragging flat earth aspect as the foundation. .


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The exhibit of Drury's work is part of a series of emerging artists to be exhibited during the 2005-2006 academic year. Each artist in the series was chosen by members of the College's visual arts and visual culture faculty, in conjunction with their students.
The artist and critic Walter Robinson describes John Drury for the Internet art magazine Artnet as, "…the Lower East Side folk avant-gardist." Intuition, knowledge and humor fuel discourse on American holidays, art history and personal biography. A rainbow of often recycled and common materials serves Mr. Drury's non-hierarchical need for mixed-media. Technique and chance are evident and their characteristics inform final presentation. Process is evident."
The critic John Perreault wrote in reference to an exhibition for Glass magazine, "Drury has a storyteller's gift for combining unlikely objects as though they were a string of events in a daydream. He is a mixed-media sculptor / provocateur. Drury, to my mind, is a true poet of the material world. He is a trickster rather than a prankster; an urban shaman". Victoria Pedersen describes Drury in another published review of the same exhibition for Paper magazine, "Drury invests everyday objects with a new vitality that is born out of his quirky melding of materials…" Ms. Pedersen continues, "His fascination with materials and process has all the openness of child's play; with almost manic abandon, Drury gleefully pairs together the most unlikely elements".
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A man was butted by an unexpected assailant while shopping at his local supermarket in a Stockholm suburb on Friday - a roebuck deer.
"I was caught unawares when the roebuck suddenly came at me," Anders Östeberg said to Aftonbladet of his meeting with the deer at a Coop store in Liljeholmen in southern Stockholm.
It is thought that the deer sneaked into the building when the loading bay was left open in connection with a delivery.
The frightened deer ran into the store and Östberg was unfortunate to be in the rampaging animal's path.
The deer butted Östberg on the arm, before a fellow customer managed to detain the wild animal in a strangle hold before escorting him from the store.
Luckily for Anders Östberg the deer had hide covering his otherwise razor sharp horns and he therefore managed to escape his close encounter with only minor bruising and an unusual story to tell his friends.
Shopping in Stockholm has become downright insane.
I prefer the Oxford Street pickpockets and the gypsies of Rome to this mess.
Trust me, the Animal Kingdom will hear from our lawyers!
Perhaps he was looking for directions to a Sears store.
Don't butt me bro.!!!!
At least it wasn't a moose.
Moose bites can be pretti nasti.
"Perhaps he was looking for directions to a Sears store."
- Is Sears still around?
A friend of mine told me Wal-Mart has competed away most other companies in their business.
Deer have "razor sharp horns"? Since when?
Maybe he was just looking for some John Deere products:)
NOW can we be allowed to hunt deer?
Yes, Sears is still around. I don't buy anything there since I got rid of the vacuum cleaner that needed "R" bags and "OO" belts - and anyway, I can order from Hoover.com with much less trouble - but someone must shop there for something.
I hate when that happens....
Sears is still doing pretty well around these parts (northern New England). I'll be getting myself a new lawnmower there in a few weeks.
"Yes, Sears is still around."
- Nice to know.
Speaking of Wal-mart, I'm not overly impressed by their prices (I've checked them out a bit on the Internet).
My country, Sweden, boasts a lot of stores that could compete with Wal-Mart prices despite the 25% VAT we pay upon the "actual" prices we pay.
But perhaps there are stores in the US that too could compete with what Wal-Mart has on offer?
No doubt a Laplander.
Religion of peace?
Whether you get the best price at Wal-mart depends on what you're buying and when ... just like any other store. For example, their clothes are inexpensive, especially basic items like young children's pants and shirts. However, they don't last. Some people want better quality, and will go elsewhere and pay more. Others (like me) find that the children destroy the clothes no matter what you spent on them, so you might as well get the cheapest.
You can often find appliances for less, if you look around. On the other hand, most stores don't even have toilet paper in packages of 48 rolls. Wal-mart has the best price on frozen pizza. For shoes, there's often a better price/selection at PayLess.
"But perhaps there are stores in the US that too could compete with what Wal-Mart has on offer?"
Yes, Target.
In fact, I prefer it.
Target's house brand of diapers is pathetic, and they don't carry half-and-half. Good selection of toys, though.
Oh deer, time to hoof it out of this thread.
If the deer hit the man's arm with his head, why do they call it "butting"?
Yes, deer tend to become panicked and disoriented in those conditions.
There are lots of small deer where I live in Maryland. White Tail?
It's suburbia, but the "city" was designed with numerous small forest patches and corridors. Small deer and critters of all sorts thrive. I see the deer occasionally when I'm out walking the bike paths.
That was from an independent study and a non walmart friendly source.
The deer should sue the Socialist for not knowing enough to get out of his way.
It was reported the Roebuck just wanted to buy hunting license for some Doe...
"Sears is still doing pretty well around these parts (northern New England). Ill be getting myself a new lawnmower there in a few weeks"
- Lawnmower?
Buy a Swedish Husqvarna Automower instead:)
By the way, I recently bought a robot vacuum cleaner for a pair I know as an engagement gift. I feared they'd get irritated or something, thinking it was some kind of bad joke, but they actually appreciated the thing and furthermore their dog even gets along with it pretty well (somewhat unusual, I've found out).
That could be you or I, any day soon, anywhere on this planet.
(I'll be going to Alsace, France, next week - admittedly, my mother pays for it all even though I'm 39 - but at least I won't die on home soil).
Here in Shanghai, China, are two large Wal-mart stores, but they are dumps compared to the French discout store, Carefoure. The Chinese have a version of them called Lotus Center which is also much better than Wal-mart.
And I was afraid that no REAL news was going to make to the forum today.
Very cool lawnmower! And practical I imagine if you have one of those nice, even, regularly-shaped properties. I, alas, do not. I've got more hills, valleys, twists, turns, moguls, mounds and divots than you can imagine. If my lawn hosted a golf tournament it would be the Tibetan Invitational.
"Here in Shanghai, China, are two large Wal-mart stores, but they are dumps compared to the French discout store, Carefoure".
- There are Carrefour stores in China?
Great, but an even more praiseworthy European chain of stores is German Lidl.
I bought a razor-sharp kitchen knife for 1 at a Lidl store in Hamburg some years ago for my best friend's summer house in Dalsland here in Sweden, because IMO such a magnificent residence deserves to house a fully equipped kitchen and also, when I'm a guest to this place, I usually end up doing all of the cooking.
"If my lawn hosted a golf tournament it would be the Tibetan Invitational."
- Life isn't perfect anywhere. But the people at Husqvarna are doing their best to improve conditions.
You shouldn't need a license for that!
"You shouldn't need a license for that!"
- As a guy waking up to Europe each morning, I'd say Texas leads the world in sanity!
But, I feel there still is hope for my part of the world.
There might be some faults to Europe, but we sure don't deserve the politicians we elect:)
Deer have "razor sharp horns"? Since when?
- Since they began sharpening their "equipment" at the poles holding wildlife fences together.
At least here in Sweden this behavior is spreading rapidly.
Sears is still around. There was a time when Sears did not have as much competition but that was a long time ago. At Sears, one can still buy American-made tools. A lot of tools, even with an American brand name, are now made in China.
Hosted by the Dalai Lama himself. Big hitter, the Lama.
Guess the deer was short on bucks.
There won't be any money, but when you die, on your deathbed, you will receive total consciousness.
"A lot of tools, even with an American brand name, are now made in China."
- It's more or less the same situation over here in Scandinavia.
Once, an Ericsson phone costed $2000. Now it costs nothing and is made in China.
If we Westerners wish to continue enjoying an exceptionally high standard of living - the two Volvos/BMW/Lincolns in the garage kinda thing, we must do our best to make it easier for companies like Ericsson, Skype and Apple.
America will survive Obama, Europe will awake anew and sooner or later all of Western Civilization will realize our industries are under challenge.
Gotta watch out for them gophers. ;-)
Thanks for sharing this knowledge with me.
Over here in Europe, we often get to hear how cheap Wal-Mart is. However, even though Europe in general is poorer than America, Europe isn't that expensive in relation to the Continental European wages.
OK, I'm Swedish and Scandinavian wages are like a gift of God. Where ever I travel on the continent I just enter the word "Lidl" on my GPS screen and five minutes later I'm in a store where money don't exist.
Ich liebe Deutschland.
Happy to assist with American Culture ;-). I get all my clothes at The Salvation Army (why pay more than $4?), but Wal-mart is usually the best choice for the quantities of food and household consumables I buy for a family of 11.
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Comment from: My G-Maxi Hurts, 13-18 Female (Patient) Published: April 20
I had been going through a lot of pain for the last week or so, and I thought that I had bruised my tail bone, or even possibly broken it. I couldn't walk without feeling immense pain, I also couldn't even run, jump, sit on my butt, or even sleep without being in pain. I finally went to the doctor to have it checked out, and finally discovered what was causing all this pain. It was a cyst a little bit below my tail bone. I was lucky to have gone in before it burst, and I am so happy to be on the road to recovery.
Comment from: HELP, 35-44 Female (Patient) Published: April 19
I first had my experience with a pilonidal cyst in my early twenties. Having a baby didn't hurt as much as this thing. It was so infected by the time I went to the ER they had to lance it without pain medication, and I almost passed out with pain. To boot they put the drainage on a tray right by my head. This only relieved me a little and I went for the surgery. It was bad they said and I sat on a donut for a long time. There was a sack filled with teeth and hair from when I was a baby. When the Dr. pulled the dressings off that were in the hole, I screamed and cried. Well now twenty years later I feel that tenderness again and I am panicked. I think it is draining though. I started going to a chiropractor and they use this massaging thing up and down my spine including the tailbone.
Comment from: Beaker, 19-24 Male (Patient) Published: April 13
My pilonidal cyst would develop and swell for several months before it burst and begin to drain. During the developing stages I would be in extreme pain and it was difficult to sit or lay down on my back. The cyst would then burst and drain sometimes for two weeks. The cyst would heal and it might not develop again for a year or two. Upon the third development I went to a surgeon and had it removed. The flesh that contained the cyst was removed and allowed to heal from the inside out. I had the surgery in 2006 and have not had any problems since. I highly recommend the surgery.
Comment from: tender, 19-24 Female (Patient) Published: March 18
I was 19 when I had my first flare up with the pilonidal cyst. I had fallen on my tailbone with great force and thought I bruised my tail bone. After three days of horrible pain to the tail bone I could not walk, sit, or even lay on the couch. It made me feel very sick with fever, and that is when I decided to go to the ER, where they told me I had this awful thing. They lanced it and drained it, then packed with gauze. I didn't know much about it then and thought I was rid of it and would never have to go through that again oh boy was I wrong! When I was 20 it came back. The area at the top of the buttock was very swollen on both sides. Very Tender. Red. I couldn't sit. This time I knew what was happening and thought I could wait it out. Again I was wrong had to go back to the ER and have it drained and lanced again. The Lancing and draining of the cyst is such a painful experience I cringe just thinking about it. Now I'm 23 and its back again, but this time it's different. It's open and draining. Usually, I have to go to the doctor to get it drained but this time it has opened on its own and draining. It's very tender and sore. I'm a receptionist so I sit 8hrs a day which I know doesn't help. I'm really hoping this goes away. I'm terrified to get the surgery and hope I don't have to go through that.
Comment from: Karenina, 55-64 Female (Patient) Published: March 15
Initially I felt tenderness at the base of my spine. Soon it became painful to the touch. It's a tough area to view on one's own so I had my husband look for me. He said there was redness around the area, near the top and some whitish pus oozing out of a white center. I had him apply peroxide on sterile cotton pads and it bubbled quite a bit. He then packed the area with antibiotic ointment and a sterile cotton pad. I am 57 and have had four occurrences of this in my life.
Comment from: 19-24 Female (Patient) Published: March 11
I'm a 23-year-old female that just had the operation to remove a pilonidal cyst. The surgeon left my hole open to drain and heal on its own. It's very painful and has to be packed twice a day. I just wish it would go away. I can't sit or anything for a long period of time.
Comment from: notaprettygirl, Female Published: March 08
I suffered from these cysts for over 15 years of my life. They would usually flair up around my time of the month. Two yrs ago I became a vegetarian and have not had one since. It is amazing. There must be something in the meat. Hope this helps!
Comment from: toto, 45-54 Female (Caregiver) Published: February 05
I first found out I had a PC when I was 17. I just had some tenderness at my tailbone area. I never could see anything, even when it was swollen and tender, (usually caused by sitting down too hard or something like that). I had it lanced and drained once at age 22. That was REALLY painful. Once it was cleared up and no infection was present I had it surgically removed and in 30 years have never had any problems!!! Unfortunately, now I fear my poor daughter has the same thing!!
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The road towards a green revolution is finally gaining momentum as several cities in North America have finally embraced bike sharing. The idea of bike sharing involves a person taking out a bicycle from a regulated stand and putting it back in another such stand close to where the individual is going. Bike sharing can either be charged or complementary and fits perfectly as a means of travel between two close points.
This scheme is all thanks to the example provided by Paris' Velib. Parisians are now just reaping the benefits of this healthier and cleaner form of transportation. If you are interested to find out more about bike-sharing programs near your location, kindly check the list below:
The bike program in Minneapolis is currently the biggest in the country with a thousand units spread out in 80 stands in the city. The program is called Nice Ride and the bikes have been manufactured by Bixi system from Montreal, Canada. The bikes are fielded in downtown and around the Twin Cities campus of University of Minnesota. Interested users will be glad to know that the first 30 minutes on the bike are complementary. Should you need the bike for a full day, you can pay 5 dollars or pay 60 bucks to get access to the bikes for an entire year.
One of the fastest bike-sharing programs, B-Cycle currently has 500 units in 50 different places. Pricing schemes for bike use in Denver are 5$ for one day use, 30$ for a month, 20$ for a week and 65$ for whole year. Much like the scheme in Minneapolis, B-Cycle use under 30 minutes are free of charge. Customers just need to return the bikes to a nearby B-station. Most of the B-stations are concentrated in the downtown area while a few service the train stations and Denver University.
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Travelers who want to experience the breath taking beauty of the Grand Canyon on a bike but who were unable to bring their own can rent one off Bright Angel Bicycles. They have different price ranges depending on any additional services you want with your bike. Standalone bikes have rates which start at 10$ per hour and then progress to $25 for four hours, 35$ for a whole day and a special rate of 30$ for multi-day use. For children who cannot use bikes yet, trailers can be mounted along with the bikes. Charges for the use of trailers are usually from 5$ to 7$. Three wheeled bikes are also available for people who are differently-abled. All the paved roads allow the use of bikes on them however in case of traffic congestion, bikers are advised to take the scenic Hermit's Rest road.
Students taking up classes in the University of California have another means of being punctual for their classes. Bike-sharing provider ZotWheels currently has four bike terminals located around the university. These stations can be found strategically in the Science Library, Physical Sciences, the Student Center, and the Langson Library. ZotWheels currently only provides services to students as registration for the service requires a University of California Intranet ID. Students are entitled to use the bikes once they pay a modest fee of 40$ for a whole year's subscription.
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Mexico City's own bike-sharing program Ecobici required such a great popularity boost that the city government rebuked one of their ordinances fining citizens caught cycling without a helmet. Despite the safety concerns, they want to quickly establish the program and immediately enjoy the environmental and social benefits of biking. Ecobici has a fleet of 1,100 bikes waiting at 82 different stand locations. Mexicans need only to pay $23 to gain access to the bikes for the duration of an entire year. Their pricing scheme comes with a free 30 minutes use of the bike with increments of 80 cents the next and $2.70 in the next. An additional 6,000 Ecobici bikes will be invading the streets of Mexico City soon.
The wheels of the fleet of Decobikes are not yet rolling around the streets of Miami but the company is already creating a lot of buzz in Miami City. The bike sharing provider plans to put up many terminals in different points in Miami Beach. According to Decobikes' website, the company is prepping up Decostations in 100 spots. Each of these stations will operate around 300 meters away from each other. Miami residents needing a bike will find a Decostation within three blocks of each other. Interested parties can now enroll for the service by paying 15$ for a whole month's use of a decobike. The program activates by August 2010.
The city of Montreal takes pride in its model bike-sharing program called Bixi. Bixi is an epigram of the words Bike and Taxi. Bixi currently has a fleet of 3,000 units for use by citizens. They have widespread access to the bikes through a system of 300 stations located all over the city of Montreal. The bikes themselves have been designed out of clean sheets of metal. The system that regulates the use of the bike is solar powered and transmits information through wireless signals. People from Montreal can have use of the bikes by paying $75 for unlimited membership or pay in lower increments by day or by 30 minutes.
Much like the Bixi system, Momentum B-Cycles are likewise powered by solar energy. The stations themselves have solar power hook ups that allow them to operate without tapping into the community's energy grid. The use of their bikes is free for the first thirty minute and 2$ for the next. Additional 30 minutes of top of those two will be charged with 5$ each.
Pullman, Washington
This is another city making use of the Bixi bike-sharing model. However, this particular locale's incarnation of the program is only available for Washington State University students. However, unlike the ZotWheels program, outsiders may gain use of the bikes provided that some of the units are not being used.
Washington DC
The Capitol's bike sharing solution is named Smartbike. Smartbike came into being through the partnership of the Washington's Department of Transportation and Clear Channel. The current size of Smartbike's fleet is 1,100. These bikes are waiting in over 100 stations located in the downtown area of Washington D.C. And the neighborhood of Arlinton, Virginia. People who want to use these bikes for an entire year need only pay $40.
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Being an avid follower of Real Housewives such as Teresa Giuice, Melissa Gorga, and Jacqueline Laurita on twitter has provided us with ample amounts of drama during the off season of their hit Bravo series. And it was during this week that our favorite housewives made us laugh, cry, and even think about their latest tweets.
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Houston-based restaurant chain Pappadeaux Seafood Kitchen has plans for a new 14,000 square-foot restaurant on a three-acre site at on the south side of W Memorial Road at Memorial Park Drive.
The Oklahoma City Planning Commission on Thursday will consider plans for the new seafood restaurant. Pappadeaux specializes in Louisiana-style seafood. It is owned by the Houston-based private restaurant group Pappas Restaurants Inc.
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Sushi Bar owner Jameson Han said he did not have a firm time line for construction to begin on the second location. With the area's high traffic and numerous new restaurants, it made sense to consider Memorial Road for a second location, Han said.
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The Plano, Texas,-based fast-casual chain Zoe's Kitchen is one of several restaurants that has expanded to Oklahoma City's Memorial Road corridor. Zoe's Kitchen opened a new 3,100 square-foot restaurant at 14110 N Pennsylvania in July, just north of Memorial Road near Dick's Sporting Goods.
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1 cup frozen blueberries
1/2 cup skim milk
1 (6 oz) container vanilla or lemon low fat yogurt
Honey, optional
1. In a blender, place blueberries, milk and yogurt.
Cover and blend on high speed about 1 minute or until smooth.
Sweeten to taste with honey if desired.
2. Pour into 2 glasses and serve immediately.
Makes 2 Servings (Serving Size: 1 Cup)
Nutrition Information:
Calories 170, Cholesterol 0 mg, Fat 2 g, Carbs 31 g, Fiber 3 g, Protein 7 g
- Category
- Other, Breakfast/Brunch
- Cuisine
- North American
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Skip to comments.Brace Yourself: Islamization of Europe Is A Good Thing
Posted on 11/11/2012 8:11:17 PM PST by KGeorge
Islamization isn't only happening in Europe. If these are our "allies", I'd sure hate to hear what our enemies have to say about us.
According to Rabbi Baruch Efrati,
"Jews should 'rejoice at the fact that Europe is paying for what it did to us for hundreds of years by losing its identity.' "
"With the help of God, the gentiles there will adopt a healthier life with a lot of modesty and integrity, and not like the hypocritical Christianity which appears pure but is fundamentally corrupt," he explained."
"even if we are in a major war with the region's Arabs over the Land of Israel, Islam is still much better as a gentile culture than Christianity."
He added, however, that Jews must pray that the Islamization of most of Europe will not harm the people of Israel."
(Excerpt) Read more at ynetnews.com ...
Things that make you go hmmm.
Islam is taking over Europe because Christianity is already dead there. The Christianity that still remains in Europe is anti-israel and also anti-American.
Problem for Israelis is that they see Europe but they don't know what the real non-Hollywood America is like.
What I gather is that he thinks that they (Jews and Islamists) are better off living in the early centuries......without Christianity.
This Rabbi is a fool who prefers the enemy in front of him and give offense to his real friends.
The guy's a kook. Considering Islamization is corresponding with a new wave of Antisemitism in Europe, I doubt that many European Jews are eager to listen to what he has to say.
He's like Neturei Karta, which is surprising since he's from Efrat.
This just made me think about the 10 nations in the Revelation. Many have been taught this is the EU. That could be but, never occurred to me the 10 nations may be Islamisized. That would play an even bigger factor in an end time scenario.
Yes, I see that. Someone who advocates policies that hurt his own people. Sort of like leftists do here in the U.S.
Here is why I am upset, Ari.
1. Every filthy, licentious, promiscuous, & perverted thing that has become "fashionable" in America has come straight out of Hollywood, magazines, & music. These industries get filthy rich exploiting weak minded people & their impressionable kids. Who are the people who control these industries & profit from them, by & large?
2. The originators & promoters of feminism & homosexuality are who?
How damn dare they turn this around on us & act as if it came from us, not them? The real non-Hollywood is full of kids wanting to be like Miley Cyrus & Lady Gaga & Brokeback Mountain. And "creating" things like Piss Christ & theater productions about how Jesus Christ was gay. Kids as young as first grade insist on dressing up as the opposite gender & are indoctrinated into feminism & homosexuality before they are even old enough to know what sex is.
Guess why prayer isn't allowed in our schools but some schools have their own special rooms for Muslim prayer.
3. Israel is allegedly under constant threat by Islamic-Arab countries & yet, this virulent, fundamentalist belief system, *that is their sworn enemy* & that Americans- & Europeans, have *died* to defend/ protect them from, is preferable to Christians.
Maybe it should be Judeo-Islamic instead of Judeo-Christian.
Have you seen this? It is pure evil.
Part of the definition of genocide is the intentional displacement of one race by another.
This is sick. It is just a step too far.
The good rabbi should know better than to ask the Lord for nonsense.
I don't want Islamists to take over Europe. That would be terrible. I hope they become a handful for the secularists though.
OTOH, it wouldn't be good for the USA.
Every silver lining has a cloud, I guess.
This wackjob rabbi also once said it would be all right for Jews to pray in mosques. The guy is a flake who likes making outrageous statements for publicity (especially when they have that anti-Christian message, and leaning towards pro-Islam). The best way to frustrate and punish him would be if the media would just ignore him.
So you're OK with Germany ruling over Ireland, I take it? I spent nine years of my life living in a suburb of Dublin, and I am not all right with that at all. Look up Ireland's Third Amendment, where de Valera himself signed into law the fact that European law became superior to Irish law. You won't get any Irish permitted to run for the German Bundestag in the same way that they used to be in the British Parliament.
Exactly. Which is interesting. Israel is very modern. Very. They should stay in their medieval Middle East & avoid the West instead of infiltrating it & trying to manipulate it into what *they* think it should be. They're not God.
@ BenLurkin & 3Fingas- We are at least somewhat on the same page.
@ Shadow- I guess that could explain why. See my video link. I can empathize with their anger, knowing how it feels being overrun by illegals, Somalis, & H1B Indians. Intention adds great injury to that insult.
@ ari- I don't know who that is.
@ 3Fingas, again- Bingo!
They are though. It's a problem for everyone but the leftists, In Denmark, a Muslim majority in Kokkedal has cancelled the Christmas celebration this year. See the comments
@ Olog-hai- Isn't YNet a mainstream website?
An England riven by a restive Islamic population can only be good for Ireland.
As I was taught growing up, "England's misfortune is Ireland's opportunity."
YNet is the electronic version of the Leftist, Israeli newspaper, Yediot Achranot.
I've heard that line in primary and secondary school over in Ireland too. There is a missing dimension there, where the Irish upper classes did enough oppressing of their own people. Do some research in regards to the history surrounding Dermot MacMurrough and his relationship with Henry II of Englandas well as the relationship of Henry II with Pope Alexander III, who granted that king lordship of Ireland in 1172. Countries do not maintain a long-lasting united (and for the most part, mutually-beneficial) relationship via constant oppressionthere was more amiability than you seem to have heard of.
The 1916 Rising had a lot of communists involved, too; even Lenin regarded that as the first communistic (albeit failed) revolution, and took it as an inspiration for his own Bolshevik revolution.
American Jews voted 70% for Hussein.
One can only ask: what have you been smoking?
This so called religious scholar and leader is delusional beyond belief. He is upset about things done hundreds of years ago to the Jews but does not seem to give a fig about what muslims are doing to Jews TODAY.....keep saying this kind of nonsense and God will show you exactly what a muslim Europe means to today's Jews
How do you know this? (I'll thank you to MYOB regarding my lingerie. Speaking of deteriorations in our culture, you make my point)
No. Jews & Islamists.
You approve of Jews "socially engineering" the populations of countries other than their homeland & defamation against Christians? If someone were saying these things about Jewish people, I'm positive you'd be quite upset.
GF [myself]? Really.?
The disgrace here isn't mine.
How did you know that I'm in Texas? Is that an implied threat?
"...keep saying this kind of nonsense and God will show you exactly what a muslim Europe means to todays Jews"
I don't know what you mean by this. Clarify?
My point was simple...this stupid rabbi (and I use that term loosely) would rather have a muslim dominated Europe because of those nasty Christians. Fine when that happens he will find that Israel is no longer....the muslims will have over run them as well. This idiot does not realize that Christians are Israel's and the Jews best hope of survival.....And what is it you thought I meant? I was pretty clear....at least I thought so
Exaggeration, to put it mildly. i've lived in Poland for the past 2.5 years and visited Hungary, Croatia and Slovakia. Then 10 years ago i lived in the UK with long stays in Belgium and shorter ones in other western european countries
ari -- your statement is wrong to consider Europe as ONLY Western Europe. Eastern Europe (Hungary, Poland, Croatia, Slovakia) are pretty strongly Christian
Even in Western Europe I've seen and been part of communities in England and Belgium and yeah, even in Paris who are still strongly, and I mean STRONGLY Christian
These are a small number -- maybe 10% or less, but still.
Christianity is most definitely not dead in the increasingly godless nations of the UK, France and Germany.
In Scandanavia, your statement is close to true in my opinion, but I've not spent any significant time around those places to make a statement based on experience.
Thanks for stating that so clearly -- this rabbi speaks for himself and definitely does not speak for Jews as a whole
in fact in WWI and WWII the Irish voluntarily fought for the Crown against Germany
Remember that the 1800s "communism", "socialism", "liberalism" meant something different from later years
The Communism in Russia was a freak -- Marx envisioned communism in an industrial environment, not an agricultural society like Tsarist Russia
The anarchist movement in Central Europe and in Ireland was against despotic (in the case of Central Europe, the Kaiser and Tsar) and all-powerful (in the case of Ireland) rulers
This had ideas of equal opportunity and also was fighting against the autocratic sstem in Russia, the aristocratic society in Germany and England
By the standards of the 1800s, even late 1800s, the USA was a very liberal society and even "socialist" in the respect that this was a society where everyone had the opportunity to rise based on abilities (which is not what could be said about Tsarist Russia or English-ruled Ireland).
However the terms have changed and the raison-d'etre of many of these movements no longer exist (case in point -- socialism helped end child labor and 80 hour work weeks in terrible factory conditions, but the fight for 35 hour weeks is taking something to exaggeration)
69%, and more to the point, I am 100% sure that our fellow Freepers who happen to be Jewish like Yehuda or ari would never even dream of voting for 0.
First of all, let me say the Scandos are incredibly stupid to have invited in a bunch of muslims. I don't know why on earth they did this, but they were very foolish. How those peoples went from being the invading Viking hordes to their present day "live and let live" almost nihilists I'd love to know!
Now, let me say, we in the west need to have a real christian revival. I would urge even atheists to get religion.
The battle with Islam has entered another stage and almost nobody gets that this is happening. Most people who do get it are derided as complete cranks.
Yet the jihadis take it deadly seriously.
Oh well, at least THEY know we are not cranks.
Suggest you don't waste your time.
To the true anti-English Irishman it's always 1649 and Cromwell has just finished his massacre at Drogheda. They're just not interested in the true history of Ireland except insofar as it can be used to demonize England. In this regard it is much like the various "studies" fields in academia, where one doesn't really research black history, one researches the oppression of blacks by white people.
Which is not to say that there isn't plenty of English oppression to study, only that as you say the story is more complicated.
In particular, the history of the mostly peaceful (relative to earlier and later periods) evolution of Irish/English relations from the 1880s to 1914 is generally ignored. During this period the conflict was primarily intra-Irish, with the Ulster Protestants not unreasonably violently opposed to being handed over to the tender mercies of those they had contributed to oppressing for several centuries.
In 1914 the Irish Home Rule bill was passed, which peacefully gave Ireland all most Irish people wanted. It never went into effect, due to other issues taking precedence later in the year.
Well it is just a fact that in the last 1300 years (and particularly in the last century) Christian Europeans (and anti-Christian and post-Christian Europeans) have killed a great many more Jews that Muslims have.
How and whether that sad history is relevant today is a completely different question.
Well it is just a fact that in the last 1300 years (and particularly in the last century) Christian Europeans (and anti-Christian and post-Christian Europeans) have killed a great many more Jews that Muslims have.
How and whether that sad history is relevant today is a completely different question.
What a lunatic.
Islam is a war plan.
Christ is the answer.
>> Well it is just a fact that in the last 1300 years Christian Europeans have killed a great many more Jews that Muslims have.
"Christian Europeans"
Really, jackass?
Hitler was doing Christ's work?
You're a dick.
They then thought that they could solve the world's problems and invited refugees in to live off their welfare
They never thought of the repercussions
btw, the bloodthirsty Vikings were the ones that left the Scandanavian lands and became Normans or others.
And don't expect them to care for human rights.
when the Chinese take over Central Asia, expect a bloodbath.
And the Russian mindset is framed around the retaking of Constantinople. That has been the dream continuously since 1453. It is a deep religious fervor even for those who are athiests in Russia.
I'm starting to believe that Islam will be the one-world religion that is supposed to be in place for the end times. It is the only one that is oppressive enough to require the mark of the beast.
Consider this is ynet, devoted to slandering all religious Jews. They may be twisting the rabbi's message.
Europe (and it's successor America) is guided by the angel of Esau/Edom, meaning they live by the sword and materialism, at their best when applying Biblical morality to these pursuits.
Disarmament and Gaia-worship mean inevitably a loss of identity to the more vigorous monotheism of Islam and the angel of Ishmael.
"..when the Chinese take over Central Asia, expect a bloodbath."
Interesting (off topic I know). I was deployed to Uzbekistan; the Uzbeks I talked to were wannabe Russians, every one. They were indifferent about Islam and regarded Afghans as dangerous fanatics. They stressed that Uzbeks are eastern Turks and not western Asiatics. They regard the Uighurs in China as siblings.
That's FWIW. Central Asia is in the Russian sphere of influence; Moscow won't give it up easily.
true enough. My dream though is for the Russians to take Constantinople.
That's great, and I appreciate that. But it misses the point, which is that 70% of American Jews did support Bathhouse Barry. That's such a supermajority figure that we're clearly talking about ethnic block voting against US.
I'm glad that all six of the good folks Yehuda describes are truly with us. But that leaves the rest of them who are truly against us.
And that's just an arithmetical fact. Let's all deal with that most unavoidable and fundamental fact, and let all further discussions on the subject proceed from it.
a pox on both your houses
But note this GM:
1. The rest of "them" are not freepers, most likely are not even going to read. Liberal Jews will go on Huffpost etc. like liberal Christians. So any statement against them on this forum is useless. In fact it's worse than useless as it hurts our conservative Jewish FRiends and does not reach the liberal Jews. If you wish, say this on huffpost etc. and that will target the right (or should I say left) audience
2. 69% is not enough to talk of an entire community's will. I would put it at more than 80% (using the pareto rule).
So in that case, even an industrially-backwards country is a target for communists.
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- Equal liability of all to work. Establishment of industrial armies, especially for agriculture.
- Combination of agriculture with manufacturing industries; gradual abolition of all the distinction between town and country by a more equable distribution of the populace over the country.
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The Supreme Court wrestled Monday with the First Amendment implications of a policy that forces private health organizations to denounce prostitution as a condition to get AIDS funding.
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A federal appeals court In New York struck down the pledge as an unacceptable intrusion on the groups' right to speak freely. Another appeals court, in Washington, upheld the provision against a similar challenge.
Among the justices most receptive to the groups was Samuel Alito who questioned whether the government could force a group to express agreement with a policy it opposes just to get money.
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Two groups – Alliance for Open Society International Inc., which runs a program in Central Asia to prevent the spread of HIV/AIDS by reducing drug use, and Pathfinder International, which provides family planning and reproductive health services in more than 20 countries – went to the courts after they adopted policy statements opposing prostitution in order to keep their eligibility for funding intact. Pathfinder did so even though it wishes to remain neutral on the issue or prostitution, the appeals court said.
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