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- Pastry for single-crust pie (9 inches)
- 1-1/4 cups sugar
- 4-1/2 teaspoons cornstarch
- 1 tablespoon ground cinnamon
- 3 cups mashed cooked butternut squash
- 1/2 cup butter, softened
- 2 large eggs
- 1/4 cup water
- 3 teaspoons vanilla extract
- Whipped cream, optional
- Line a 9-in. pie plate with pastry; trim and flute edges. Cut out scraps with a leaf-shaped cookie cutter for garnish if desired; place on a baking sheet and set aside.
- In a large bowl, combine the sugar, cornstarch and cinnamon. Beat in the squash, butter, eggs, water and vanilla until smooth. Pour into crust.
- Cover edges loosely with foil. Bake at 350° for 15 minutes. Remove foil. Bake 35-40 minutes longer or until a knife inserted near the center comes out clean. Bake leaf cutouts for 5-7 minutes or until golden brown.
- Cool pie and cutouts on a wire rack for 1 hour. Refrigerate pie until chilled. Garnish with pastry leaves and whipped cream if desired. Yield: 6-8 servings.
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California's stem cell agency voted yesterday to slice $5 million from the $70 million it approved last year toward opening a statewide network of stem cell clinics, with the new president and CEO saying that the program was unwieldy and needed to be refocused.
Last year, the California Institute for Regenerative Medicine (CIRM) agreed to spend the $70 million to create the Alpha Stem Cell Clinics Network. The network was conceived as consisting of five sites operating across California and functioning as a hub for stem cell clinical trials.
The governing board of CIRM acted at the urging of President C. Randal Mills, Ph.D. Dr. Mills took office earlier this year, succeeding Alan Trounson, Ph.D., who had championed the Alpha clinic program, declaring: "These clinics have the potential to revolutionize how we deliver stem cell therapies to patients."
The $5 million reduction eliminated funding for the Coordinating and Information Management Center (CIMC) portion of the Alpha clinics' concept plan. The center was conceived as carrying out a variety of functions that include clinical operations, data sharing, healthcare reimbursement modeling, and promotion of California as a destination for stem-cell "tourism" by patients seeking regenerative medicine therapies.
CIMC was envisioned as the hub of the Alpha Stem Cell Clinics Network, whose sites were supposed to share information and expertise "to enhance efficiencies and accelerate clinical trials for stem cell therapies, and delivery of approved therapies," according to background materials furnished to the board.
The network's duties included improving public understanding of stem cell clinical trials and therapies; entering into contracts with academic and corporate sponsors of stem cell clinical trials; and provide consulting services to those sponsors that were designed to "streamline and provide economies of scale for clinical, data management, and regulatory processes."
"While all of the aims of the concept plan are individually laudable, it is my firm belief that the proposal as written is too broad and overly complex to be successful. In a word, it lacks focus," Dr. Mills wrote in a memo to members of the governing board, formally called the Independent Citizens' Oversight Committee (ICOC).
"As a result of its overly wide-ranging scope, I also believe that there is a real possibility of incurring significant duplicative costs," Dr. Mills added. "It is my opinion that the $70 million price tag is not clearly justified in terms of the benefits it will deliver to the people of California."
Instead, Dr. Mills proposed a revised concept plan for a scaled-back CIMC with a focus on early stage clinical operations, specifically efforts related to ensuring high-quality stem cell clinical trials. That center, he said, would open in an unspecified "limited number" of locations and evaluated for effectiveness before it is expanded. A single principal investigator would administer CIMC after demonstrating "appropriate management experience to provide leadership for CIMC staff, as well as across the network to facilitate network activities."
Dr. Mills proposed that the stem-cell agency spend up to approximately $10 million to fund the revised CIMC for five years.
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January 11, 2013
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Reaction of the Week
RALEIGH — North Carolina's mental health
programs have faced fiscal challenges for several years, and the
programs now are running a $35 million deficit. Nonetheless, a
legislative committee is pushing for the possible creation of a fourth
state psychiatric facility and broader mental health treatment programs
for returning combat personnel and military veterans, reports Carolina Journal.
Most of the topics discussed Tuesday at a meeting of the Joint
Legislative Oversight Committee on Health and Human Services revolved
around finding solutions to "critical shortages" in areas such as
psychiatric inpatient beds, the number of practicing psychiatrists and
psychologists, and treatment options for veterans.
Amid that backdrop, and with the visitors gallery overflowing, state
Secretary of Health and Human Services Aldona Wos met for the first time
with the committee and told lawmakers she was "now a whole 16 hours
smart in this industry."
With a $4.7 billion budget that accounts for 23 percent of General Fund
appropriations, the Department of Health and Human Services is one of
the main drivers of state spending. Its costs and various budget
overruns have rankled many legislators for years.
During her brief remarks, Wos said she planned to make the department
"accountable, reliable, and that you can count on information that you
receive from them."
CJ: General Assembly opens under full GOP controlRALEIGH — Senators, representatives, their
families, and scores of other government officials gathered Wednesday at
the Legislative Building as the 2013 session of the General Assembly
convened. The day was absent of surprises as the leaders of both legislative chambers were re-elected to their posts without opposition
CJ: McCrory scraps Perdue executive orderRALEIGH — Republican Gov. Pat McCrory issued his
first executive order Monday, rescinding an order issued by his
predecessor, Democrat Bev Perdue, which Perdue exempted herself from at
the end of her term of office.
CJ: Unemployment insurance reform moves forwardRALEIGH — An interim legislative committee
Tuesday set the stage for a major battle over unemployment insurance
benefits when the General Assembly gears up later this month.
CJ: Lawmakers wrangle over training for bail agentsRALEIGH — Two of the General Assembly's most
powerful Republican lawmakers and the Democratic state insurance
commissioner are among those ensnared in a legal struggle between
private and nonprofit bail bondsmen organizations providing
instructional courses for bail agents.
UNC may open doors wider to out-of-state studentsCHAPEL HILL — The UNC system, strapped for money for new initiatives,
may take a step that has long been politically explosive in North
Carolina: admitting more out-of-state students. Unlike many public
universities across the United States, the UNC system has for decades
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"We have her in the 'endangered' category."— Larry Sabato, a University of Virginia political scientist, talking to the Charlotte Observer about Sen. Kay Hagan, D-NC, who is up for reelection next year.
"Unfortunately, it's always about corporations, 'bad,' and public schools, 'good,' and that's not the right discussion."— Bryan Setser, former executive director of the N.C. Virtual Public School, commenting to the Raleigh News & Observer on proposals to create virtual charter schools in the state.
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Which state is sending the most athletes to the Winter Olympics? Nope, Colorado is only second (behind California), and it's tied with … Minnesota. At least 23 athletes at Sochi spent some of their formative years in Minnesota or another state in the Midwest.
Here's how the states break out: Indiana (1); Illinois (10); Michigan (13); and Wisconsin (15). Minnesota leads the pack with 19. Most of the 23 compete on ice—11 current or former Minnesotans play hockey, for example—but the list does not lack for skiers and snowboarders.
Speaking of Minnesota, it is sending two skiers to Sochi. Leif Nordgren (biathlon) lived his first 10 years in Colorado before moving to, as he puts it, "the ski crazy state of snowy Minnesota." He attended high school in suburban St. Paul (Forest Lake) and trained with Nordicwerks Ski Club.
Jessie Diggins also grew up in suburban St. Paul (Stillwater), and learned some of her skills with the Minnesota Youth Ski League. She says, "what I love about skiing is the chance to push my body to the limit, to be training outside on beautiful trails, and the chance to find something new about myself with every race." Her best result this season was placing second at the World Championships skate sprint at Val di Fiemme in Italy.
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According to a report, West Virginia DE Bruce Irvin will make a pre-draft visit to Halas Hall on April 16.
Irvin registered 22.5 sacks in two seasons with the Moutaineers. The 6-2, 245-pounder recorded a 4.43 40-yard dash time, turning heads at the NFL Scouting Combine last month.
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U.K. Industrial Slump Augurs Q4 Contraction
U.K. industrial output contracted sharply in November, in line with previous surveys and adding to growing fears that the economy returned to recession as soon as the fourth quarter of last year.
While industry accounts for a small 15.4% slice of overall U.K. gross domestic product, BNP Paribas U.K. economist David Tinsley says that even if total production is flat in December, which would be a best case scenario, overall production would still be 1.3% lower than in the third quarter, and take around 0.2 percentage points from quarterly GDP.
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Sept. 23-25: Civil War re-enactment, Anderson County Middle School, Fri. at 3 p.m., Sat. and Sun. from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Sept. 24: Historical society's bourbon and wine tasting fundraiser, Ripy House, Main Street, 6:30 p.m.
Sept. 21-23, Sept.26-27: GED instruction and college preparation, community education building, 8 a.m. to noon, 4:30-7:30 p.m., Bluegrass Community and Technical College, noon to 4 p.m., times subject to change depending on day
Murray and Ann Cleveland announce the engagement of their daughter, Amy Ellen Cleveland of Waddy, to Michael Joseph Ricke of Versailles, son of John Ricke and Kim Mattingly.
Judge Thomas D. Wingate will officiate the wedding.
The bride received a master's in rehabilitation counseling, and is currently employed as an adult day training manager at Quest Farm, Inc.
The groom received a master's in rehabilitation counseling, and is currently employed as a vocational rehabilitation counselor with the Cabinet for
Kevin Michael Burke, son of Michael and Joan Burke of Lawrenceburg, and Sarah Baker Stewart, daughter of Mark and Ginger Johnson of Lexington, and Bill and Ginger Stewart of Berea, were married Aug. 5, 2011. The ceremony and reception took place at the Bell House in Lexington.
Kevin Burke is a graduate of the University of Kentucky, and is employed at Longley Marketing. Sarah Burke is a graduate of Spencerian College and is employed at Bluegrass Contracting Corporation.
The bride and groom spent their honeymoon in Naples, Fla. The couple will reside in Lexington.
Henry and Opha Sebastian of Lawrenceburg will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary Sept. 24.
Their children are Tim (Lisa) Sebastian, and Shirley (J.R.) Huff.
Their grandchildren are Matthew (Sandra) Sebastian, Aaron (Ashley) Sebastian, Heather Sebastian, Logan Sebastian and Taylor Huff. Their great-grandson is Judah Sebastian.
The couple will spend their anniversary with their children and grandchildren.
September 21, 1961
Jimmy Phillips, 8, son of Mr. aThe Junior Eagle Club of Western met for the first time this year, according to reporter Edwinna Cook.
Officers elected were: Jane McGuire, president; Loretta Hupp, vice president; Shirley Wilson, secretary; Edwinna Cook, reporter; Mary Lou Corley and Ira Lee Blakeman, song leaders; Earl Puckett Jr. and Elizabeth Satterly, recreation.
Salt River Independent will host a revival Sept. 18-21 at the church campus, located at 1126 Salt River Road.
On Sept. 18 guests will be the Sammy Glass family from Decatur, Tenn., at 6 p.m.
On Sept. 19 Bro. Josh Rucker from the Mt. Vernon Baptist Church will be speaking at 7 p.m.
On Sept. 20 Bro. Dallas Daniels from Hebron Baptist Church will be speaking at 7 p.m.
On Sept. 21 Bro. Jesse Thomas from Ellers Memorial Baptist Church will be speaking at 7 p.m.
Contact Bro. Carl Bush at 502-600-2261 for more information.
Religion is a funny thing. It often confuses me how some different religions interpret the Bible so differently than I do.
I have been wrestling toe to toe with a very close friend of a different faith (I am Baptist) over one such difference. My friend's church contends that Jesus is an angel, subservient to God, and less than God.
Rex and Belinda Richardson of Lawrenceburg announce the engagement of their daughter, Katie Lynn Richardson of Lawrenceburg, to Logan Berry Young of Lawrenceburg, son of Berry and Barbie Young of Lawrenceburg.
The bride-to-be is a 2006 Anderson County High School graduate, a 2011 Eastern Kentucky University graduate, and is employed as an online manager at the campus bookstore in Richmond.
The groom is a 2006 Anderson County High School graduate, a 2010 Eastern Kentucky University graduate, and is currently employed as a teacher at Westridge Elementary in Frankfort.
Juanita (Thompson) Gritton and O. H. "June" Gritton Jr. of Lawrenceburg will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary with a reception at the Claylick United Methodist Church, 235 Claylick Church Road, on Sept. 25 at 3 p.m. in Salvisa.
Parents of the couple are the late Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Thompson of Lawrenceburg and the late Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Gritton of Lawrenceburg.
Juanita is a homemaker and June is retired from IBM.
Sept. 16: Movie Night on the Green, Toy Story 3, Lawrenceburg Green
Sept. 16: Western High School reunion, Lion's Club pavilion, county park, 6 p.m.
Sept. 25: Lovers Leap Winery, "The Stomp," 1-5 p.m., music from 2-4 p.m. with G. Litt and Mr. Fabulous
Sept. 14-16, Sept.19-20: GED instruction and college preparation, community education building, 8 a.m. to noon, 4:30-7:30 p.m., Bluegrass Community and Technical College, noon to 4 p.m., times subject to change depending on day
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Android 2.3.4 update heading to Nexus S via OTA, will bring Video/Voice chat to Gtalk
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Lamar Odom was not a happy camper when security at Penthouse nightclub in West Hollywood denied him entry to the club. In the video of the encounter, Odom looks upset but not out of control as he is told he cannot come in. According to a Wednesday TMZ report, Lamar was looking for his estranged wife Khloe Kardashian who recently started dating French Montana.
French Montana was the special guest at Penthouse on Monday night and was accompanied by Khloe and Kim Kardashian. Odom rolled up to the club in what looked like an attempt to get close to Khloe but was turned down at the front door. Cameras rolled as he and his entourage peacefully left the club.
The whole scene unfolded in front of Khloe and French, who had just pulled up to the club. As they sat inside their vehicle, Lamar was denied entrance and left without a hitch. Although Odom did not seem to notice Khloe sitting in the Range Rover as he walked around it, she definitely saw him.
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Two top college wrestling coaches, along with a successful high school coach, and two Olympic medalists, all with Iowa roots, are members of the Iowa Wrestling Hall of Fame's Class of 2014, the facility located in Cresco, Iowa announced Tuesday.
This year's inductees include Virginia Tech head coach Kevin Dresser and University of Northern Iowa's Doug Schwab, as well as 1920s Olympians Nat Pendleton and Allie Morrison, and high school coach Tom Kettman. The ceremony will take place Monday, April 7 at the Cresco Country Club, south of the northeast Iowa community where the Iowa Wrestling Hall is located.
Dresser, a native of Humboldt, Iowa (hometown of early 1900s wrestling pioneer Frank Gotch), was a two-time state champ who went on to wrestle at the University of Iowa. Among Dresser's accomplishments as a Hawkeye: two-time Big Ten champion and two-time NCAA All-American who claimed the 142-pound title at the 1986 NCAA championships. After nearly two decades as a high school coach in Virginia, Dresser took the helm at Virginia Tech. Just last season, Dresser's Hokies won the 2013 ACC (Atlantic Coast Conference) championship, and he was named Coach of the Year.
Schwab wrestled at Osage High School, where he won the 130-pound title at the 1996 Iowa state championships. He then headed south to University of Iowa, where he was three-time NCAA All-American, winning the 141-pound crown at the 1999 NCAAs. Schwab continued to make his mark in the sport in international competition, wrestling freestyle at the 2008 Beijing Olympics. Schwab launched his coaching career as an assistant at Virginia Tech and Iowa before being named head coach at the University of Northern Iowa in 2010. His Panthers just finished the 2013-14 season undefeated at 12-0, the program's best record since it first took to the mat in 1923.
Kettman, a two-time NCAA Division III qualifier at Iowa's Loras College, has coached wrestling at Don Bosco High School in Gilbertville for 30 years – nineteen as an assistant to Dan Mashek and eleven as the head man. At the helm of the Dons, Kettman can claim 17 individual state champs; his teams have won five traditional state titles and seven dual state titles.
Nathaniel "Nat" Pendleton, a Davenport native who wrestled at Columbia University, earned a silver medal at the 1920 Olympics in Antwerp, Belgium before becoming a famous professional wrestler and film star. Marshalltown native Allie Morrison wrestled at the University of Illinois, then won the gold medal at the 1928 Amsterdam Olympics, becoming the first native Iowan to win Olympic gold in any sport. Both are deceased.
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When I was a kid, in the chemical-intensive 1960s and 1970s, we thought nothing of using artificial food coloring and those little dye tablets to give our Easter eggs festive hues. Back then, we didn't know that chemical dyes could cause ADHD, harm development, ignite hyperactivity, compromise immune systems and cause sterility. The Center for Disease Control and Prevention even found links between food coloring and asthma, allergic reactions and lead poisoning, Brianne DiSylvester reports in Organic Authority. I'm not taking the risk, especially when dying eggs with herbs and food is so much more fun.
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Temecula, an hour from San Diego and Palm Springs and 90 minutes from los Angeles, is a year round boutique getaway especially for foodies and oenophiles. Three of Temecula Valley's winery estates, Palumbo Family Vineyards & Winery, Ponte Family Estate Winery, and South Coast Winery are certified sustainable under the strict standards of the California Sustainable Winegrowing Alliance program.
Here are the top picks for eating and drinking in Temecula:
1. Cork|Fire Kitchen at Temecula Creek Inn.
Surrounded by 350 acres of rustic, natural beauty overlooking a golf course, Cork|Fire Kitchen is part of the Temecula Creek Inn. Dining is indoors or on the new, outdoor deck overlooking the San Jacinto Mountains. Down-to-earth cuisine with artisan touches best describes Cork|Fire Kitchen.
As is the trend, food is sourced locally as much as possible from farmers like Temecula Valley Crow's Pass Farms, Sage Mountain Farms, and Temecula Olive Oil Company.
Perfect for sharing, the inventive menu includes the CFK club sandwich made with Fallbrook avocado, pork belly strips, roasted chicken, local heirloom tomatoes, boutique romaine, and mustard aioli. The local gold and red beet salad is topped with arugula pesto, pistachio crusted Nikolau Family Farms goat cheese, and a blood orange and bacon vinaigrette. The pork chop comes with local butternut squash puree, sage brown butter sauce, green beansand roasted shiitake mushrooms. For dessert, a favourite is bread pudding laced with house-made caramel, vanilla poached apples, and whipped crème fraiche.
2. Meritage at Callaway Vineyard & Winery.
The valley's first winery helped put Temecula Valley Southern California wines on the map in 1976 when an Estate bottled Callaway premium varietal wine was served to Queen Elizabeth II at New York City's Waldorf Astoria. The Queen, better known as a gin and tonic fan, requested a second glass. These wines are still known for their well balanced fresh fruit flavor, round body, and crisp character.
The Meritage menu reflects uses local, sustainable, and organic ingredients to create tapas, salads, and entrées that accentuate Callaway wines' character sourced from local farms and small family ranches while pomegranates, figs, citrus, peaches, tomatoes, tomatillos, chilies, arugula, chard, cabbage, zucchini, rosemary, oregano, and mint are grown onsite.
The inventive, fresh seasonal menu cuisine includes wine-pairing suggestions. Guests' favorites include the organic spinach salad with roast pork belly, shaved fennel, roasted carrots, and pomegranate vinaigrette paired with Callaway Special Selection Mourvedre. The burger of grass-fed beef on house toast with mushrooms, onions, fontina, and Dijon mustard paired with the Callaway Winemaker's Reserve Calliope is another winner.
3. Creekside Grille at Wilson Creek Winery.
The 93-acre Wilson Creek Winery is home to a local favorite, almond sparkling wine and more importantly, the alfresco Creekside Grille overlooking the 30-year-old Cabernet vineyards. Popular menu items include squash risotto using local Crow's Pass squash puree, sage, crème fraiche, and Romano cheese. Their California cheese plate includes Shaft Ellie's vintage blue cheese, Cowgirl Creamery's seasonal cheese, Drake Family Farms' honey apricot goat cheese, forelle pears, nuts, and hazelnut cranberry crisps. The Creekside Burger is made with natural California ground chuck; the Salmon Fritter is a Skuna Bay salmon cake with fontina cheese, bacon and brussels slaw on a corn meal bun. All Wilson Creek wines including currently released Wilson Creek Temecula Valley AVA Estate vintages are available at Creekside Grille.
4. Palumbo's Ristorante in Old Town Temecula.
This landmark Old Town Italian restaurant with indoor and outdoor dining sits in the middle of the block on Fifth Street. The cooking combines old family recipes and techniques with modern twists and the freshest ingredients. The sauces, soups, sausage, meatballs, ravioli, gnocchi, focaccia, and bread for the bruschetta, are freshly house made as are the tiramisu and the cannoli and all meals are made-to-order.
Using organic practices, the Palumbos also tend a seasonal, one-acre restaurant garden on their 5-acre property near Temecula Valley Wine Country. Herbs, vegetables, and greens are grown, as well as a variety of fruit trees (pear, plum, fig, orange, and lemon) that provide the fresh-fruit desserts. On the restaurant menu, starters feature steamed clams and mussels, and calamari fritti. Baked specialties include Gnocchi, Spaghetti Carbonara, Classic Lasagna, Manicotti Florentine, and Eggplant Parmigiana. A good variety of local Temecula Valley wines includes Bel Vino, Palumbo Family Vineyards, Robert Renzoni Vineyards, and Wiens Cellars while the local craft beer comes from Wiens Brewing Company.
5. Baily's
Now in the seventeenth year of business, the restaurant caters to locals and visitors to the valley. The California/Continental cuisine, inspired by the use of local ingredients, is prepared daily by the culinary staff under the direction of Chef Chris Baily and Bracken Blucher.
6.Temecula Oil Company and Olive View Ranch.
At the complementary tasting bar, guests can sample fresh olive oil in Old Town at the corner of Front Street and Main Street. By advance reservation (on second and fourth Saturdays), visitors may tour the TOO Olive View Ranch east of Old Town Temecula. The learning experience highlights sustainable planting, growing, and harvesting practices; the unique mill and press; and cold pressing to extract oil from the fruit. After the tour, participants experience a tasting of TOO olive oils and balsamic vinegars. Throughout the year, TOO offers a variety of limited edition, hand-blended olive oils like Le Caprice de Nature, White Truffle, Hickory Smoked, Fajita Frenzy, Picante Pepper, Fresh Basil (made by crushing fresh, organic, California basil with the olives), Luscious Lemon (made with fresh, California lemons), and Citrus Reserve (premier olive oil with the flavor of fresh blood oranges). The TOO vinegars include blends like Pomegranate, Hatch Chili, Vanilla and Fig (made with the sweet essence of California ripe figs), and Honey Balsamic (made with honey from the bees at the Olive View Ranch).


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Find Out The Coolest Places To Visit In Venezuela
Be sure to check out these places to visit in Venezuela below
Situated on the northern coast of South America, the places to see in Venezuela set the stage for a vacation you'll never forget. The country is filled with numerous mainland memories and island getaways enhanced by the surrounding wildlife and greenery, as well as the engaging allure of the tropical climate. Within Latin America, the country is known as one of the most urban hot spots to check out. Wildlife enthusiasts and lovers of art are truly in paradise, as they explore all of the interesting places to visit in Venezuela.
The culture, heritage, and outdoor pursuits about the country is another cool part of planning a visit to the Venezuela. Some of the best historic buildings, architecture, landscapes, and monuments are scattered about the land, creating an exciting, as well as enlightening exploration of the surroundings. To get an idea of the best locations and attractions of interest in the country, consider the list below:
Central Venezuela
Most of the inhabitants of the country are found here, where great beaches and large cities greet travelers. Some of the more popular towns to check out include Miranda and Vargas.
Angel Falls
Situated in Guiana Highlands, this is one of the most unique places to travel to Venezuela because you will come face to face with the highest waterfall in the world. This is definitely one of the biggest tourist attractions in the country. The landscape is also quite mesmerizing, as grasslands, dense jungle, rivers, and majestic mountains surround the region. Tourists often come to take pleasure in the tropical wildlife, including giant anteaters and jaguars.
This is where you will find the first capital of Venezuela, which provides a glimpse at the richness of colonial architecture of the area.
With the Andes Mountains as an intriguing backdrop, visitors enjoy the many outdoor pursuits found at this destination.
Canaima National Park
The Gran Sabana region is found in the southern-positioned Bolivar State, where a collection of waterfalls and lagoons are the main attractions that create daylong trips to the base of Angel Falls. Some of the creatures awaiting your arrival includes monkeys, blue-cheeked parrots, king vultures, and porcupines. Hundreds of different species of orchid also add color to one of the most breathtaking places to visit in Venezuela.
One of the most popular places to visit in Venezuela is called Caracas, which offers surroundings comprised of high mountains and inviting hillsides.
Isla de Margarita
Many coastal islands are attached to Venezuela, including this one, which serves as one the most popular places to visit in Venezuela that tourists truly cannot get enough of.
Los Llanos
Bird watchers often make plans to check out the wonders that await their arrival at this site, where other interesting critters are found within this space. Here, tourists may come across the likes of anaconda, caiman, and wildcat.
Caribbean Islands
When you wish to explore the islands attached to the country, check out Windward Islands, which is one of the largest yacht charter companies in the world. Here, they can arrange for crewed charters to investigate the deep blue sea surrounding Venezuela.
Southern Venezuela
Head for this part of the country to explore the wild of tropical forests and jungle rivers that has played host to a collection of ancient indigenous tribes, including the Yanomami.
Orinoco Delta
To explore a spread of impressive rainforests, mangroves, and natural canals, this is a site that presents a paradise for naturalists and eco-tourists.
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text: Most Indonesia carry-out & delivery is local. Ours involves a phone call to a near by satay place and a pick-up 1/2 hour later, usually by our driver. If the driver is already off, then a short walk to a row of nearby warung can produce most any of the Indonesian staples. If I am too tired (lazy) to go myself, our housekeeper is happy to go. (I think it provides an opportunity to take in the latest local gossip.) If you want Indonesia deliver, my suggestion is to scout your neighborhood, try a few warung, pick the ones you like and get the HP numbers of the proprietors. I would wager that for a small fee, any of them would be willing to deliver in response to a call.