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Maintenance Manager / PM required by a Housing Association for 6 months to oversee refurbishment works
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The services of Hays have been retained by our client, a Housing Association based in Belfast, to recruit a Planned Maintenance Officer/Contracts Manager on a temporary contract basis, imagined to run for 4-6 months in the first instance, with the possibility for extension.
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Your main duties will include:
Advise the Housing Management department of the due date of practical completion of planned and ongoing cyclical maintenance schemes;
Ensure that all required commissioning and handover documentation is provided on completion of projects, including all Operation and Maintenance manuals, as-built drawings, log books, asset schedules and User Guides if required;
Develop specifications and oversee the tender process in line with procedures and statutory regulations;
Develop effective budgetary control techniques to ensure optimum value for money is achieved and assist in the preparation of budget submissions;
Monitor project progress;
Apply effective and appropriate project management techniques to ensure works are carried out with agreed timescales, qualitative, procedural and financial parameters;
Manage the procurement, commissioning, scope of works, service provision and auditing planned maintenance activities from conception to completion;
Ensure that all stakeholders, client groups and external bodies are consulted with during the course of the works and kept up to date with progress using all forms of communications;
Liaise with all contractors and suppliers to ensure optimum service delivery in accordance with agreed service level agreements.
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To be considered for this position, you must be able to demonstrate previous experience in managing planned maintenance contracts. Your technical construction experience, project management and contracts knowledge, coupled with complimentary softer skills including communication and negotiation will allow you to hit the ground running.
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This position offers an immediate start on a temporary contract basis.
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It has been nearly a month since it last rained in the Killeen area, but according to the National Weather Service that will likely change this week.
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As Killeen council members are sifting through 400 pages of a proposed budget and sitting through hours of meetings each week, a few still want to hear from residents.
The Killeen City Council will meet three times this week, with discussions to tackle the 2017 fiscal year budget.
Hundreds of people made their way to One Killeen Center at 1711 East Central Texas Expressway for the first Sunday Fun Day Food Truck and Pop-up Market hosted by Indie Killeen, a small business alliance that formed six months ago.
Cleo Bay, a longtime Killeen businessman and civic leader, died at his Killeen home surrounded by family Sunday, following a lengthy illness. He was 96.
The classroom of students, ages 5 to 12, was unusually quiet July 12 as each child focused on drawing a dragon for what would become the centerpiece of his or her medieval collage. Helping imaginations come to life is all in a day's work for both Central Texas College, host of the College for Kids classes each summer for kids ages 3 through high school, and teacher Amelia Rabroker, owner of the Tap Tap Art School in Harker Heights.
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COPPERAS COVE — Like father, like daughter.
During the past three years, Killeen City Council members complained they could not get key financial information from administrators.
Some Killeen council members and taxpayers have suggested an in-depth audit is warranted — from a firm with no ties to city officials — to look into the city's financial practices that have drawn down the city's savings and left unanswered questions.
On Aug. 1, concealed handgun license holders can carry their guns at Texas A&M University-Central Texas.
As the Aug. 1 implementation date for Senate Bill 11 — the "Campus Carry" law — draws near, Central Texas College is in an unusual position among schools across the state.
Kimberly Gilliam Davis said longtime educator Alice Douse exhibited many good qualities: She was fair, honest, loving, nurturing and very caring. She always wanted her students to be their best.
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Tuesday afternoon, the Independent School League's contingents met and imposed sanctions on Lawrence Academy's football programs, most significantly stripping the Spartans of their 2009 and 2010 league titles and imposing a three-year postseason ban.
Groton School headmaster Rick Commons released a public statement to the media on behalf of the league, which outlined six sanctions but did not specify the charges levied against the program.
Reached by cell phone this morning, former head coach Mike Taylor -- who stepped down two days after seven outgoing seniors signed football Letters of Intent -- expressed remorse for the kids.
"My heart goes out to the kids, because they have nothing to do with any of this," Taylor said. "They're ones that put their sweat into it, and it's unfortunate that the mistakes that adults make, the kids get punished for. If there were any rules that I violated, I'll be glad to accept full responsibility and apologize to not only the LA kids, but any student-athlete in the league. That's not what we're about, that's not what our intent was. Our intent is to help kids play a wonderful game and have a great experience, and move to the next level."
The league's public statement, issued yesterday, is below:
Recently, the ISL has faced challenges to its mission resulting from individual situations as well as broad changes in the culture of high school athletics. One notable individual case involved concerns about the football program at Lawrence Academy. The League appreciated Lawrence Academy's forthright response to our concerns, and member schools voted to impose the following sanctions:
1)To require Lawrence Academy to serve a three year probationary period whereby any subsequent violation of ISL standards (by-laws, guidelines, general agreements, or other approved League documents) may result in a membership vote to expel Lawrence Academy from the League.
During this probationary period, the League expects Lawrence Academy to affirm on an annual basis that it is in full compliance with all League standards, particularly with need-based financial aid practices. Also during this probationary period, the League expects Lawrence Academy to reconstruct its football program to align all of its standards (particularly regarding coaching, recruiting, admission, financial aid processes, and off-season activity) with ISL standards. Each fall, Lawrence Academy will be required to affirm to the Presidents of the ISLC and ISLC Steering Committee that the school is in compliance with ISL standards across its athletic programs, and that the school carefully considers ISL standards, NEPSAC regulations, and NCAA eligibility requirements in conducting its athletic program.
2)To vacate both the 2009 and 2010 league titles in football that were awarded to Lawrence Academy.
3)To disallow Lawrence Academy from applying for a NEPSAC bowl game as a representative of the ISL for a three-year period.
4)To require Lawrence Academy to affirm in writing to the Presidents of the ISLC and ISLC Steering Committee by May 1, 2011, that for the upcoming school year, all of its varsity student-athletes who receive financial support from the school will do so using a needs-based analysis and not a merit-based scholarship.
5)To vacate the Heads' vote of October 24 awarding to Lawrence Academy a "forfeit" of the 2010 football game between St. George's School and Lawrence Academy, changing the recorded outcome to "no contest."
6)To request that Lawrence Academy make a formal written apology to the ISL and, in so doing, reaffirm its commitment to the requirements of membership.
The seriousness of the sanctions we have imposed reflects our commitment to ensuring the safety and well-being of our student-athletes. The Heads and Athletic Directors of the ISL are committed to the mission of our League and embrace the work necessary to "striving together through athletic competition to achieve the highest degree of integrity, sportsmanship, fair play and mutual respect in preparation for good citizenship and leadership in society."


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Mixtape: 12 top tracks from illustrator and Studio Music founder, Rose Blake
We've been fans of Rose Blake's illustration for a long time, everyone has right? But did you know that as well as being ace at drawing, Rose also has an absolutely BANGING taste in music? If you're into deep house and happy hardcore then you may not think so, but if – like me – you feel like you were unfairly born into the wrong era and you're happiest hanging out with a bunch of dads (and friends of dads) then this is for YOU! Once you've finished shimmying your shoulders to Kevin Ayers, Elvis Costello and the Everly Brothers, go over to Rose's side-project Studio Music where you'll find mixtapes from some of the best creatives in the world. Take it away, Rose!
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Rated 5 out of 5 by John435 Very nice hotel We enjoyed our stay very much. It was very comfortable. July 14, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by SanAntonioBusinessTrip Inconsistent reception After having stayed at this hotel the week before, I was surprised to have my reservation challenged because the SPG number is in my husband's name (same last name, same address). After 8 hours of travel I was looking forward to settling in at a hotel I had been most welcomed at just a week before. A most unpleasant start that will make me hesitant to book again. July 13, 2014
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Rated 4 out of 5 by lv20 Great location Great location, the pool was well clean and tidy at all times. Parking lot was well-lit and plentiful. The bed was not as comfortable as expected, but not a major issue. Great experience overall. June 30, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by TxTraveler25 Good, but had flaws. Maybe a bad night? Location is great. Mall is down the street and its only about 15 mins away from downtown. Our balcony door was not working. Our room did not have any toothpaste and it seemed like the front desk made a smart remark when we asked for it. Front desk lady at night was rude when we asked for more supplies. June 30, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by tkhtown A nice Hotel Very updated and clean and staff worked very to make everyone feel at home! If your in SA for business or just relaxing with the family, this is a great selection. June 25, 2014
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Rated 5 out of 5 by retired2 Hotel by Sheraton Four Points San Antonio This Hotel was very clean and the staff was very friendly and helpful. I would absolutely stay here again. June 22, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by charlie08 Mr. This facility was well maintained, clean, and is in a good location. June 15, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by gonzales2009 Comfortable beds! This was my first time staying at a Four Point Sheraton and I was impressed! The room was nice and clean - the beds were comfortable. I like the "green" initiative in place and encourage everyone who stays to take advantage of it. May 30, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Chuck75069 This hotel has great features new and clean location with excellent access to airport and local restaurants and night life. May 28, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by SleeplessInSanAntonio Great hotel if you don't need sleep I got in late and needed to sleep in. I asked for and was granted a late check out. The airport noise started at 6am and the cleaning staff kept knocking on my door (that had a do not disturb sign on it). Also, the cleaning staff room must have been right above my room because I could hear every footstep up there. People at the front desk were very friendly but I can't recommend this place to anyone who would like to get some rest. May 24, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by indibob Pet Peeve The Lobby and main entrance is on the second floor . I think it would be helpful elevator button labeled the 2nd floor as lobby. May 23, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by dfeos Great Customer Service The only issue I had was my shower had scalding hot water and no cold water. Crazy, but other than that enjoyed my stay. Customer Service is excellent. May 22, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by MKyC Breakfast I paid to have breakfast for the stay, however, after the first morning experience; where my coffee cup was visibly dirty and the food was cold and bland, plus what was paid for it, having a buffet style was extremely dissapointing. I would not recommend eating at this location. May 19, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Roami26 FANTASTIC FOUR POINTS by Sheraton! This is an absolutely FANTASTIC Four Points by Sheraton! First impressions set the tone, and the Front Desk staff here are extremely welcoming to all guests. Platinum recognition is good. The rooms and entire facility (including the pool) are kept very clean.. basic - yet tastefully appointed. This Four Points is very "family friendly". There are several "gathering areas" where groups can just sit and relax. It would be equally fitting for small business groups. The fitness center is GREAT! It's actually just as good OR better, than a few I've seen at larger properties. The breakfast buffet is a good value (although some items on the buffet were low quantity and cold). However, the staff will quickly accommodate your request if you bring it to their attention. It's a quick hop over to SEAWORLD and several major attractions. Good choice when in San Antonio for business or visiting attractions. May 19, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by fddhsfhg sdagga We left a day day early preferring to drive home at night and still having to pay for that night than spend another sleepness night there. Case closed. May 18, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by PhilipCE73 PhilipCE73 Desk staff added greatly to our stay. Always greeted us with a happy smiling face and something nice to stay. We loved the warm comfort of this hotel, especially the staff and the lobby, restaurant and bar. This is the best Four Points that we have stayed in. May 13, 2014
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Rated 4 out of 5 by DSGM03 Comfortable Room The comfort of the room was fabulous. The restaurant staff and food needs improvement. Food was cold, greasy and lacked presentation and interest. I had to chase down the waitress/waiter for coffee and juice. Restaurant was not busy. Not sure what the delays and lack of attention was stemming from. Front desk was very friendly. Room very clean and comfortable. May 2, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by Rhogue1 Decent Hotel The hotel is nice. The free breakfast is very disappointing especially if you're traveling for business there are no grab and go items. April 25, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Slugger Airport proximity The hotel is new, excellent condition and literally minutes from the airport. April 17, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by MikeandPatti USS Platte Reunion We held our 7th Navy reunion in your house and it was most excellent. Many thanks to Jackie Olivas for the ease of planning our event and thanks to Lance for the dining experience. Your staff and your facility could teach all the others how it's done. We hosted 33 elderly Navy veterans plus their wives for 3 days, dining each night in house and using your San Jose room for our hospitality room. It was a little tight but we quickly adapted and everything went off so nicely. I got lots of compliments on my selection for our reunion site. Thanks again from our hearts and we will be sure to brag about Four Points to all we know and to all who could not attend. April 6, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by MsTW UNHAPPY I would like to be fair by saying the ROOM alone was GREAT! The STAFF was AWFUL! The lady that checked us in was completely lost, I had to help/correct her multiple times. Same with the young lady that checked us out. Bottom line...I paid CASH and they STILL have a $521.88 "hold" on my card after PROMISING that my account would not be affected. I contacted the hotel and was told the problem would be corrected within the hour. Almost 3 hours later...I'm STILL waiting to hear from her. I AM VERY UNHAPPY WITH THE SERVICE!!!! March 17, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by Mike59 Great Property, Disappointing Staff I was really looking forward to my second stay at this very nice property. We stayed here last year and really enjoyed it very much. I must say I was very disappointed by the reception at check-in. The clerk was much more interested in the Spurs basketball game playing in the lobby that making sure I was taken care of. There was no mention of my status or offer of elite bonus points for the stay. I must say she did perk up when another staff member walked by and asked what what the score was. She stopped what she was doing with my registration to have a short conversation with the other staff member. During the check-in she asked if i had ever stayed at this property and I said yes. Her response was "then you know about the hotel" and continues typing on her keyboard. Really? I am an SPG Platinum and spend a lot of nights on the road at SPG (and other hotel chain) properties. A review of the amenities isn't too much to ask for. Earlier in the week I was treated better at another chain with which I had not status. The property is very nice. March 11, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Guest227 Convenient location, great stay! Staff was extremely courteous and accommodating, especially the front desk staff! The room was tidy and organized. The only 'negative' about my stay was that the walls are very thin so you constantly hear doors being closed, otherwise; I would definitely recommend this place and will likely stay here again. March 10, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by EAnLL Poor housekeeping Came in and saw candy on the floor. Didn't mind until I saw the bathroom countertop was filthy. The sink is clogged and doesn't drain. Tolerable until I got into the bed and it smells like body odor. It was my first night so it wasn't because of me. Had I known earlier it smelled horrible I would've let them know. The room is styled nicely with modern updates. Room service was quick and the food was very delicious. February 14, 2014
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film: Killer Elite inspired by a non-fiction account of British special forces in the Middle East
Killer Elite pits Jason statham, left, against Clive Owen in a 1970s/1980s-era thriller. Killer Elite headlined the toronto international Film Festival, along with intruders, another film that Owen starred in.
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Owen continues body count in Killer Elite
KEViN WilliaMsON QMI Agency In Killer Elite, Jason Statham battles Clive Owen's facial hair. No, it doesn't sound like a fair fight to us either. "I take full responsibility for it," says a now-clean-shaven Owen of his unfortunate moustache. "In my defense, if you look at pictures of the U.K. from that period, everyone had one." Sure, but everyone had a van too. Does that make it right? Anyway. Opening Friday, the 1970s/1980s-era thriller casts Statham and Owen as retired assassins pitted against each other during the waning days of Burt Reynolds' career. Oh, and the Cold War was winding down too. Invariably this requires the two actors to pummel, kick and chop each other into bloody near-oblivion. Statham, of course, could snap your neck with a significant glare. Owen — slab of lip bristles or not — is no slouch either, having compiled impressive body counts in such films as Sin City, The International and King Arthur. "I approach those scenes like a dialogue scene. You want them to be totally believable
the thing that fascinated me was that thing about what happens to (sAs soldiers) after they leave ... they're trying to live a normal life but no one around them really understands what they've been through."
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and be logical. They're acting as much as anything. It's great to do a fight scene with someone like Jason because he's so good at that stuff and it's a big strength of his. And technically, I'm pretty good. And when you've got
two guys who are good at that and you can trust each other, you can really go for it." Still, the action wasn't what attracted Owen to the story. "The thing that fascinated me was that thing about
what happens to (SAS soldiers) after they leave ... They're trying to live a normal life but no one around them really u n d e r s t a n d s w hat t h e y 'v e been through." He says the movie, inspired by a non-fiction account of British special forces in the Middle East, is "morally ambiguous throughout. It's not a good guy/bad guy film." Ki l l e r E l i t e w a s o n e o f two films Owen headlined at t h i s m o n t h's To r o n t o International Film Festival, the other being the supernatural shocker Intruders. Indeed, few actors have been as pro-
lific as the 46-year-old since his breakthrough in 1998's Croupier. So understandably, he's now looking forward to a break. "It's going to be great to just spend time with the kids," says Owen, who has two daughters, ages 14 and 11, with his wife, Sarah-Jane Fenton. "I travel so much and do so much that when there's down time, it's about doing as much with them as possible. I can take them to school and have some proper time with them for awhile." firstname.lastname@example.com
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Bill Harris QMI Agency James Spader's character on The Office is terrifying. The denizens of Dunder Mifflin are intimidated by Robert California (great name). And who wouldn't be? "I think he's misinterpreted a lot," Spader said. Well, there's plenty of terror and intimidation and misinterpretation as the eighth season of The Office begins Thursday on NBC and Global. The first episode of the new campaign is called The List. Sounds ominous. When Robert California stops by for the first time as CEO of Sabre — Dunder Mifflin's parent company — he accidentally leaves behind a mysterious list of the employees' names, divided down the middle. As you would expect from this paranoid crew, everyone frantically tries to figure out what the list means. Robert California first appeared in the seventh-season finale, where he interviewed to replace Michael Scott (Steve Carell) as manager of Dunder Mifflin. Instead, Robert has secured a much higher position, replacing Jo (Kathy Bates) as CEO. Therefore, it also will be revealed in The List who the new manager of Dunder Mifflin is. But you know, the buzz over who that will be has dissipated sudden, out of the blue, they sent over (a script for) an episode. We hadn't even really talked about The Office when we chatted. But they called up and said, 'We've written a role that we'd love you to do in the (seventh-season) finale, we're having a bunch of different people come in.' "It was so funny, I thought it would be great fun. They said, 'No obligation, just for the fun of it, come and do it.' " Spader thought of it as a one-off. But then he started getting more phone calls from the makers of The Office when they began to edit the episode, telling him how well it was turning out. "Then it aired, and they called back and said, 'We want to have the character back so badly, can we at least start talking about that?' " Spader recalled. "And we did. And now here we are. "So it all happened rather sporadically, you know, very spontaneously." Post-Carell, it's an open debate as to how much life The Office has left. Perhaps the perfect point to end this beloved series would have been with that funny and touching episode when Jim (John Krasinski) and Pam (Jenna Fischer) got married in Niagara Falls. Anyway, for now, The Office is looking ahead with James Spader. Consider it (Robert) California dreamin' . email@example.com
tv: Spader stepping in as CEO, but manager of Dunder Mifflin still a mystery
When people watch Afghan Luke — Mike Clattenburg's first post-Trailer Park Boys movie — he knows what they assume when they discover one of the characters is the Afghani Minister of Hash. "Probably somebody would think that the hash was my contribution to the script, or the swearing," the TPB creator says. "But that was Patrick Graham," he says of the co-writer of the seriocomic story of an unembedded journalist (Nick Stahl) tracking down the story of a Canadian Forces sniper who collects Taliban fingers. "Patrick had been there. Afghan Luke was loosely based on his actual experiences. He was an unembedded journalist who was in Taliban territory wearing blue burkas (posing as a woman) while his fixer was smoking hash and they were arguing about what to do. "There's so much hash in Afghanistan and everyone's smoking it, including the Afghan army." So even though he went his own way, turning down "a lot of scripts where some guys are growing pot and being chased by the law," some element of Clattenburg's previous oeuvre survived.
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Still, the director was happy to leave the faux documentary genre behind. "When (co-writer) Barrie (Dunn) showed me the script that Patrick and Doug Bell had written, I knew I was looking at something different. It had a lot of empathy and humanized the conflict. I really loved doing Trailer Park Boys. But it was nice after 10 years of doing that doc stuff to put down the doc camera and shoot a story that was about 80% dramatic and 20% comedic. That really appealed to me." Uh, comedy? "It really was the only approach to take," he says. "For us to go in there making a sober, somber, melodramatic, moralistic, preachy, we-have-allthe-answers movie would be a big mistake. "One of the characters in the film says, 'Afghans don't know what's going on over here. But you tourists come in for a few weeks and think you know everything.' So for us to have taken an approach that has any answers would have just been wrong. "As Luke says at one point, 'Believing there's a solution (in Afghanistan) is half the problem.' It's an incomprehensible, bizarre complex world there that we can't make sense of." email@example.com
completely — looking back, we really don't think this was handled particularly well from an "ongoing interest" perspective. Anyway, none of that has anything to do with Spader's character in particular, who is quite hilarious in his own right. Spader's ongoing involvement with The Office was not initially part of any grand plan, though. "I had met (co-executive producers) Greg Daniels and Paul Lieberstein (who also plays Toby) six months earlier, just to talk about long-range in terms of television," said Spader, whose T V resume includes a long, award-winning run as Alan Shore on Boston Legal and The Practice. "They just seemed like people who would be great fun to work with at some point. Then all of a
Rapper Ice-T says new hip-hop artists lack edge
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B ra d P i t t a n d A n g e l i n a Jolie's kids are "putting the heat on" the celebrity couple to wed. In a taped interview for Ellen DeGeneres' TV show, Pitt admits he and Jolie might have to make their romance official sooner than expected. Pitt and his partner previously insisted they will only wed when gay marriage is made legal across America but their children don't want to wait for the laws to change. He says, "(But) the kids are putting on the heat. They really are. They are putting on the heat." — WENN
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July 9, 2016
Fluffy sponge cake with balsamic strawberries
There is almost nothing that says summer as much as a simple, fluffy sponge cake with cream and strawberries. And while I do enjoy that as it is, in all its simplicity, I wanted to add something. And strawberries and balsamico is pretty much a match made in heaven, I know that since I made a cream soda with balsamic strawberries for a magazine not too long ago. It was honestly one of the best things ever, that I will make many times this summer.
Or let me call it "summer", so far at least. If you're from a nourthern country, you probably know what I mean by that. When I was at the First We Eat workshop in Barcelona in March, Patricia of Sabores y momentos asked me why I was so obsessed with checking my weather app all the time. I told her that where I live, we need to make the most out of the few sunny days we have, because it can literally be weeks until we see the sun again. And that the weather is definitely a topic of conversation in Sweden. She told me in her happiest voice "Well, that's not a problem here, it's almost always sunny!". Well, at least this cake sure makes it feel like it's sunny outside.
yields one 24 cm (9.5 inch) cake, serves 6-8
This cake does not keep well in the fridge as the strawberries tend to get a little mushy after a while, so make sure to prepare the strawberries and cream topping right before serving!
For the sponge cake
150 g butter
1 cup (225 g) granulated sugar
3 medium eggs, at room temperature
1 cup (150 g) all purpose flour
1/2 tsp baking powder
1/4 tsp salt
zest from 1/2 lemon
2 tbsp milk
For the balsamic strawberries
300 g fresh strawberries
1 1/2 tbsp granulated sugar
1 tbsp balsamico
pinch of salt
1/4 tsp vanilla powder
zest from 1/2 lemon
For the topping
1 cup heavy whipping cream
2 tsp granulated sugar
Fresh mint leaves
Sponge cake
1. Preheat oven to 175°C (350°F)
2. Grease a 24 cm (9-9.5-inch) cake pan with a removable bottom. Sprinkle pan with bread crumbs or flour, make sure you get some on the sides of the pan aswell.
3. Melt butter and let cool.
4. Beat the eggs and sugar until lighter in color and texture, about 1-2 minutes. Stir in the melted butter.
5. Mix flour, baking powder and salt in a small bowl. Gently stir the flour mixture into the egg mixture. Add lemon zest and milk and stir until batter is smooth.
6. Pour the batter into the prepared pan and smooth top with a spatula.
7. Bake for 30 minutes or until a toothpick inserted into the cake comes out clean.
8. Let cake cool for 10 minutes before sliding a knife around the edge and removing the sides of the pan. Let cool to room temperature.
Balsamic strawberries & topping
1. Hull the strawberries and cut them into thirds lengthwise. Place them in a bowl and toss with sugar, balsamico, salt, vanilla and lemon zest. Cover the bowl and let stand for 30 minutes until the berries release their juices. Toss every now and then.
2. Prick holes in the cake with a toothpick and spoon some of the juices from the berries on top of the cake.
3. Whip the cream with the sugar to soft peaks. Spread the whipped cream on top of the cake. Spoon strawberries on top and decorate with some mint leaves. Drizzle any leftover "juice" on top of the cake.
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June 14, 2016
Strawberry rhubarb pie with elderflower
Strawberry rhubarb pie is one of those classics that I absolutely adore. And that's exactly why I hesitated a bit before adding elderflowers to the mix. But I'm glad to say it turned out so well, with just a hint of elderflower flavor. Perfect.
I know it looks like this pie has a huge puddle in the bottom, but it doesn't, really. I was eager to photograph the inside and let it cool just 1 1/2 hours which is not enough to let it firm up completely.. I know, my bad. And it's definitely not soupy like many other strawberry rhubarb pies I've tried. I macerate the fruit and then cook the liquids before I add them back to the pie (don't want to lose any of that precious flavor!). I know it sounds like many steps to go through but I highly recommend trying it, to avoid a soggy pie bottom.
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Labels: Pies
May 12, 2016
Lomelinos pajer / Lomelino's pies
It's finally here!!
My new baby is now out in the world (in Sweden), the pie book I've been working on for a while now. I'm so very excited about this one! It's filled to the brim with double crusted pies, galettes, crumbles, tarts, mini pies, pie pops, cream pies.. I'm also sharing my very best pie tricks, like how to make the very best pie crust, how to avoid a soggy bottom and how to make that beautiful lattice top. And of course, what to serve with your pies, vanilla ice cream, caramel ice cream, crème anglaise, whipped honey creme fraiche, how to make your own mascarpone cheese and much, much more. You can buy it from Bokus, Adlibris or your local book store.
If you make anything from it, make sure to tag your photos #lomelinospajer on Instagram so I can check it out!
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May 3, 2016
Mini princess cakes | Miniprinsesstårtor
Princess cake has been on my to-do list for a while now. Since last summer I think, but I never got around to making one. I've eaten so many slices of princess cake in my life and I figured it was high time to make my own. Princess cake is one of the most typical Swedish pastries, and I've been very into making Swedish pastries lately. I know there is always some debate as to whether a real princess cake should contain raspberry jam or not. Nowadays they usually always do, as far as I know. I chose to go with raspberry cream instead of jam, because why not? Raspberries are delicious. As they're not really in season right now, I went for frozen ones.
And if I can, I always go for mini format. It does take a bit longer but aren't they adorable? Totally worth it in my opinion, to be able to serve individual little cakes for your guests.
And what's not to like? A light sponge, pastry cream, raspberry cream with a hint of lemon, more whipped cream and marzipan. They are actually lighter than you would think despite all that cream, and they aren't overly sweet. Delicious.
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Labels: Cakes
April 19, 2016
Rhubarb crumble
The most difficult thing about putting this post together was coming up with a name for this... well, crumble I guess? But it isn't really a crumble either. It's like a hybrid of a crumble, a cake and a chewy cookie. Or is it a crisp? Can someone please tell me what the difference between a crisp and a crumble is? For me, a crumble has actual crumbles on top, whilst this batter is more like a runny cake batter... Whatever it is, the caramelized topping is crunchy and chewy and pairs incredibly well with the tart rhubarb underneath. I'm so happy the first rhubarb is finally popping out of the ground! Now I'm just waiting for the strawberries as well.
If you've been following this blog for a while you probably know that I love pairing berries and rhubarb with cardamom. Ok, I love anything with cardamom. Really. And I love serving things with vanilla ice cream. All good.
I also finally got the chance to test my handcrafted pie server from Nershi woodworks. Isn't it just beautiful?
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March 23, 2016
Butterkaka - cinnamon bun cake with almond paste and vanilla custard
I've come to realize that the Swedish classics are grossly underestimated, in my book at least. I mean, the cinnamon bun and the semla are definitely on my top ten list of favorite pastries. Maybe even my top five list. So I'm kind of working my way through the classics and thoroughly enjoying it.
If you're a fan of cinnamon buns (and my guess is that you are), you will looove this recipe. It's exactly like cinnamon buns except filled with homemade almond paste (the classic recipe uses the "regular" cinnamon bun filling though) and vanilla custard.
And I know that everyone who ever made this recipe in Sweden makes a joke about it. 'Butter' means grumpy in Swedish. Tasting this will not make you grumpy. Quite the opposite. On the other hand, Swedish is kind of a funny language. We use the same word for 'married' as we do for 'poison' ('gift'). Strange. And yes, I am aware of the fact that 'kaka' means something completely different in certain languages.. In Swedish it simply means cookie or cake. Today's Swedish lesson. But I digress.
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Betty (Ketten) Gillitzer(1931 - 2013)
Betty (Ketten) Gillitzer, 81
Coalinga, CA
July 26, 1931-February 28, 2013
Born July 26, 1931 in St. Joseph, MN, settled in Coalinga, CA in 1968 and entered into rest February 28, 2013 Coalinga, CA.
Preceded in death by her husband Edward and daughter Lori, two sisters, one brother and both parents.
Survivors include her eight children, Tom (Diane) Salem, OR, Jane, Carlsbad, NM, Jim, Steve and Larry (Christy) Coalinga, CA, Mike, Hanford, CA, Ken (Eden) WA, and Jack (Beverly), WA, 11 grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren sisters: Mary Jane, Algonquin, IL, Lori and Jeanette, St. Joseph, MN.
Betty was a retired retail clerk, fabric store owner, and retail manager. She was a member of St. Paul the Apostle's Catholic Church for 45 years, served as the CCD director for 25 years, Eucharistic minister and lector. Pope John Paul II conferred the Benemerenti Medal upon her for her many years of service to her parish and the youth. She loved spending time with her family and friends. She enjoyed sewing, reading, collecting many things, bird watching, gardening and doing crafts.
Visitation is 4-6 pm at Palm Memorial Chapel in Coalinga. Rosary will be recited on Thursday, March 7 at 7pm and funeral Mass on Friday, March 8 at 10 am both at St. Paul's in Coalinga. Interment will follow at Pleasant Valley Cemetery. Remembrances in lieu of flowers can be donated to St. Paul's CCD Program in Betty's name at 637 Sunset St. Coalinga, CA 93210
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Stoney Creek's Santa Claus Parade volunteers are accusing city hall staff and politicians of acting like Grinches and putting at risk the future of the popular community event.
"Yes, Virginia, there is a Grinch and it lives at city hall," says Rob Naylor, one of six volunteers who have helped to organize the parade.
Last November, volunteers were shocked to learn they would have to pay about $12,941.50 for policing costs, installing the barricades, and signage for the road where the parade would occur, costs that the city in past had paid.
"That's a 70 per cent increase," said Naylor.
If it wasn't for the quick intervention of Stoney Creek councillor Brad Clark, who secured $15,000 in annual funding for three years from the Heritage Green Trust fund, the 2012 parade would have been cancelled.
"I was pleased to help," said Clark. "They didn't have enough.So far, the parade is secured for the next couple of years. But it isn't out of the woods yet."
Naylor said the money, while much appreciated, only covered what the city billed the parade organizers. And to rub salt into their wound, not only did the city send a $784 bill to organizers Jan. 29 for road signage, it also rejected their Community Partnership Program application in 2012 – and for the next two years – because of the $15,000 grant.
Connie Behie, another Stoney Creek Santa Claus Parade volunteer, said the city's "cookie cutter" approach to funding community events doesn't take into consideration the specific needs and costs of each volunteer organization. "I just don't understand the changes," she said. "There was a lot of confusion from the city. If it wasn't for Brad Clark, we would not have a parade."
Behie and Naylor were still stunned a day after receiving the $784 bill from the city. Behie said the organizers believed the bill for the signs was included in the initial $5,454.48 for the road barricades costs. "I just can't believe what they are doing," she said. "This has all came as a shock to us. We are not-for-profit. This is strictly a community parade, free for the public. It just looks like they want our event to die."
The parade's budget for this year is $18,287 said Naylor, with a significant portion of the money coming from local businesses that helps pay for an event that features bands, cadets, and youth groups. Behie said the volunteers also hold fundraisers such as a golf tournament, dances and a car wash during the year. But as the city cuts back on providing money to community groups, they are being forced to work harder to raise the funds necessary to keep their local events going, organizers say.
Parade organizers said they didn't know they would have to start paying for the policing and road costs in 2012. Late last year, they were told by city officials to choose from a list of private companies that close roads for events. They selected a company, signed a contract and then hoped the company would actually do the job, said Behie. They were even more shocked when they found out the city wouldn't be footing the $6,725 bill in policing costs.
Dundas councillor Russ Powers, chair of council's grants committee, said the higher costs were communicated in advance to local festival organizers. He said three years ago council agreed to cut its funding to community groups while increasing the amount of CPP grants to festivals and parades. The city wanted groups to pay for policing and road closures.
The Stoney Creek Santa Claus Parade applied for the grant, said Naylor, and was expecting to receive $4,176. But that was scuttled by the city once the organizers received the trust fund money.
"We started to shift the cost," Powers said. "It should not have been a surprise to them."
In the Special Event Advisory Team application form states that the city "no longer provides events with barricades, pylons, set-up, staff, 'road closed' signage or other supplies needed to close the road."
In addition, it states the city does not pay the cost of traffic detour signs, or warning boards that may be needed for the events.
The city contributed about $3.6 million to community groups in 2012, said Powers. He has sponsored a motion to increase the community grants budget by $65,000 for this year.
The 2012 Santa Claus Parade was the most successful event in a long time, organizers say, featuring about 80 entries, and drawing crowds of people. Naylor said organizers' total budget for the year was $32,876.96, spending $18,287 to get the bands.
Organizers have already signed a number of bands for the 2013 event, including a Jamaican steel band, keeping their promise to make the community parade even better than 2012, despite the extra costs.
Naylor wondered why, if there is a problem finding money for community events, the city doesn't ask Mayor Bob Bratina to take the cash he saves from his office budget and provide it to community groups.
"The mayor rides in the parade, and everybody cheers," said Naylor. "The city is doing nothing for us. The public is giving the money, but the city is just taking it."
In addition to Stoney Creek, organizers of parades in Hamilton and Waterdown, as well as Stoney Creek's Flag Day volunteers, are also struggling to pay the extra costs the city has imposed upon them.
Naylor said it may be futile, but the Stoney Creek volunteers plan to meet their colleagues from Hamilton and Waterdown to compare notes, and see if they can fight city hall.
"What do we pay taxes for?" he asked. "We are not making any money. It's actually costing us money. They sit in their ivory towers making these decisions. But all of us are doing it because we love the community, and we want to do something for it. We are not going to give up."
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Thank You Lord, For These Thy Gifts: Five Movie Thanksgivings
Thanksgiving isn't just about federally subsidized gluttony and a spike in domestic disturbance calls, it's about slipping into a tryptophan-induced coma while watching TV. This year, instead of enduring another slapstick performance by the Detroit Lions, how about checking out a few Turkey Day themed movies?
5. The Ice Storm (1997)
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4. Planes, Trains, and Automobiles (1987)
The rule, in case anybody cares, is that you're allowed one f-bomb in a movie without landing an "R" rating. Some films, Live Free or Die Hard being the most recent example, muffle or otherwise obscure subsequent attempts in an attempt to toe the line. John Hughes chooses to belly flop across it.
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by A traveler from San Francisco
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Pros: Price and proximity to 6 train. Staff very nice.
Cons: Remodel and upgrade to match the photos online.
The Franklin Hotel is well located; however, the furnishing and overall condition of the property is shabby. Perhaps you get what you pay for in comparison to more expensive accommodations. The staff was very friendly and helpful but my room was cold and the heating unit was old, noisy and blew across the bed and was therefore unless during the night. The bed was lumpy and soft and the linens and towels of mediocre quality. The breakfast was very basic; however, there are many excellent eating options in the neighborhood if you want to go beyond the hotel offerings. The best part of this hotel is its proximity to the 6 train which I used often because the property is a significant distance from NY landmarks.
by A traveler from Buffalo, NY
Close to the Metro and great foodPosted Apr 21, 2016 on Expedia
Pros: VERY friendly and multilingual staff, the breakfast was good, the twenty-four hour coffee/cappuccino station was handy and the sitting room was great.
Cons: I wish I had known that construction on the weekdays started at 7 am before I booked, as I am not an early riser, but definitely became one.
Location: Right near the 86th/Lexington Metro station, plenty of great restaurants within a 3 block radius, shopping, people-watching, very accessible.
I was a little worried when I realized the building next door was in the process of being demolished, but the staff were wonderful. The hotel is a piece of history, with a beautiful manual-door elevator and traditional neon sign. The room we happened to stay in was a little on the small side, and had no refrigerator, but we knew it was advertised as a "small queen" and itwas clean and comfortable otherwise, with good hot water, a modern bathroom and clever space-saver solutions. I would definitely stay again.
by Joanne from Connecticut
A Nice Boutique HotelPosted Apr 19, 2016 on Hotels
We have stayed at the Franklin numerous times. Our rooms were always clean with great Queen beds, but very small. This time we had a spacious front room with a king size bed. We were very comfortable. Hotel personnel are always nice. Getting cabs is easy. Plus my son lives nearby!
by Alan
Posted Apr 19, 2016 on Hotels
by A traveler from California
Nice hotel conveniently located to Central ParkPosted Apr 18, 2016 on Expedia
Our initial impression wasn't wonderful because the front entry looks a bit shabby. However the reception people were pleasant and competent and our room was very nice and had what we needed. They offer a nice continental breakfast. The location was very convenient for us. The 6 subway line is right around the corner on Lexington and Central Park was a few short blocks away. Lots of shopping and restaurants nearby.
by gretchen from Mpls
Usually great hotel, some disappointmentsPosted Apr 18, 2016 on Hotels
I didn't spend much time in the hotel, but slept well. The only objection I had was that there was demolition of a building next door happening, so woke up to noise in the morning (staff warned me). Fortunately I had taken an early shower because as I was leaving the hotel, the staff apologized for inconvenience of no water for several hours as they had a plumbing issue. I would have been upset had I slept in, and planned a leisurely morning.
by A traveler from London
Old world charm but few modconsPosted Apr 18, 2016 on Expedia
Pros: Excellent location close to museums and shops.
Cons: More powerpoints in the rooms and a few more breakfast choices,
Location: Easy to get to the Cooper-Hewitt museum and the Guggenheim and Central Park. Great Wholefoods shop just one block away.
The Franklin Hotel has some interesting period features like an old fashioned lift and pretty cornicing in the rooms. However, due to the smallness of the rooms, I could not open my closet door without hitting it on the bedside table. I also struggled to fund a powerpoint for plugging in my phone charger. The breakfast is very basic and the breakfast room tiny. And the construction noise every morning at 7 am was hard to take. However, the hotel does have a certain quirky charm with friendly staff and an excellent location.
by A traveler
Posted Apr 18, 2016 on Expedia
Pros: We love the location!
Location: Guggenheim, the Met, Park Avenue, 5th Avenue, within walking distance of so many great venues
It was a great experience. We love the location. It's close to Papaya King (very delicious), the Met (one of our favorites), the Neue Gallery (fabulous), and the Guggenheim (always interesting).
by A traveler
"Sorry" no running water.Posted Apr 15, 2016 on Expedia
Pros: Location was perfect.
Cons: Emergency repairs do happen, but at least make compensation to your guest for not having RUNNING WATER.
Not only did construction begin at 6:45am right outside the room, there was no running water for a day! The hotel's reply is "Sorry, we had an emergency and construction can begin legally in New York at 7:00am" But they were happy to charge full price for the less than acceptable conditions. Will not stay there again.
by A traveler
Upper East Get AwayPosted Apr 13, 2016 on Expedia
Very Clean, little European Style Hotel. Dry Cleaner across the street delivers to your room. Upper East Side is charming in spring, lots of kids and dogs. At 87th street deli you can get a cup of coffee with by holding out $2 without speaking.


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Ratings based on 80 Verified Reviews
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4.0 Room cleanliness
4.0 Service & staff
4.1 Room comfort
3.8 Hotel condition
Expedia Verified ReviewsThey paid and stayed. We double-checked.
by A verified traveler from Atlanta
hotel good location for our visit purposePosted Jul 15, 2016
Not much in the area for dinner meal. We're just there one night for a funeral so location was great. Nice breakfast. Room carpet could be cleaned and more/softer towels. Staff very friendly.
by A verified traveler from Florida
Business Trip.Posted Apr 28, 2016
Pros: Quiet.
Cons: Bathrooms could be cleaner, mold around bathtub.
Location: Not much in the area so hotel is diamond in the rough. Places to eat and shopping near by.
In area one night for business hotel fits the bill, clean, quiet.
by A verified traveler from Florida
Nice hotel for areaPosted Apr 21, 2016
Pros: Quier
Cons: Additional Staff
Location: Walmart & Places to eat near by.
Hotel is in good location between Bowling Green and Wachula Florida
by Rich from nowhere
Streamsong on the cheap cheap! ;)Posted Apr 20, 2016 on Hotels
Less than a hundy to stay within a few miles of the $300+++ Streamsong. I was there to play GOLF, which is pricey enough. I was not there to spend another $1000 in the hotel/spa too.
by A verified traveler from Florida
Nice hotel for the area.Posted Apr 13, 2016
Pros: Best hotel in the area, quiet and clean.
Cons: Mold from around bath tub. additional staff.
Location: Walmart and Winn Dixi close by.
Hotel is in good location for our meetings. In area for one night.
by A verified traveler from Florida
Best Hotel in the AreaPosted Apr 10, 2016
Pros: Location
Cons: More Staff
Location: Places to eat near as well as shopping.
Hotel is close to our meeting and customers. Quiet and Clean.
by Jon from Port Huron
Posted Apr 8, 2016 on Hotels
Very Pleasant
by A verified traveler from Miami, FL
Posted Apr 7, 2016 on Orbitz
Location: NOTHING....NOTHING...AND MORE NOTHING. Unfortunately I had to book a room over 40 minutes away in order to stay in a "branded" hotel and not some dive
The reason for my trip was for work so after a long day of driving and then working I needed to catch on emails and other stuff. When I got to my room it smelled musty and the air had been turned down really low which made it damp and smelly. The internet was not connecting to the Microsoft server for me to check emails or to my company homepage. The help line kept insisting I had access because my room was transmitting data and the front desk person came to the room and told me the same thing. HELLO...I LIKE MANY OTHERS CARRY A SMART PHONE THAT TRANSMITS DATA. Doesn't mean that the internet was working for my computer. We ended up checking out and am going to be looking for a full refund on the prepaid room that I ended up not using.
by A verified traveler from Jacksonville FL
Close to meeting.Posted Apr 3, 2016
Pros: Best Hotel in Area.
Cons: More staff.
Location: Central location for the area.
Hotel is near where we have a meeting and close to shops and cafes.
by A verified traveler from Door County, Wisconsin
Only hotel in the areaPosted Mar 25, 2016
Pros: Absolutely nothing
Cons: Everything
Location: Nothing
I stayed in the same hotel about 5 years ago. It was OK and reasonably clean. This time it has apparently changed hands and has gone seriously downhill. The elevator has a bunch of tiles missing. There was a guy on the elevator who had traveled overnight and they wouldn't let him in his room until 3:00 pm even though there were empty rooms and when they eventually let him in his room it was dirty and there were no towels. They have a morbid fear of allowing people to have extra towels meager as they are. It is ridiculously expensive. The breakfast was bearable. The hot tub was cold, so we couldn't use it.


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"Our family just got back from staying at 73 B Pumpkin Cay. We had a wonderful time. The condo is beautiful and has everything you need and more. We hated to leave. Such a beautiful place with a spectacular view."Guest: Kathleen M. Date of Stay: July 2016 Review Submitted: July 19, 2016View listing
"Amazing house!! we were so sad to leave the kids loved the pool ,fishing kayaking and snorkling right from the dock . Great place to stay if your into diving and walking distance to Snappers restaurant , thanks Becky . B Fleming"Guest: David F. Date of Stay: February 2016 Review Submitted: March 12, 2016View listing
"My friend and I just spent 5 nights at this comfortable, roomy condo with a panoramic view of the Gulf and it's fabulous sunsets! As we like to grocery shop locally and prepare our own meals, we were very happy with the well equipped kitchen (full sized refrigerator, oven/stove, microwave, blender, coffee pot, toaster oven, pot and pans, utensils, glasses, plates, bowls) with everything we needed. In the evening, guests can walk along a sidewalk to several restaurants and bars with live music; These are all within easy walking distance. For the beach there are two coolers, beach chairs, beach towels and noodles The property of this Moon Bay condo is lovely, too. There is a large, pretty pool , a gulf view deck, a clubhouse with bathrooms and a wonderful dock /marina that extends way out into the water. At one end of the dock is a tiki hut with a picnic table where you can enjoy a meal while watching all the boats, kayaks and paddle boarders go by. This is a terrific property with a most helpful owner, Jeannie. She gives you her mobile number and email and is very responsive."Guest: endless vacation Date of Stay: May 2016 Review Submitted: May 17, 2016View listing
"The condo community itself is beautifully landscaped and well kept, with PLENTY of things to do ON site. This particular condo is adorable. Light and airy and perfectly situated directly in front of the pool and the saltwater lagoon. Hallelujah -- no bored kids! The condo was well stocked with everything you could possibly need. We were so at home here. The owners, Gregory and Carolyn, were very accommodating and incredibly helpful. They thought of everything.I could not have been happier with this condo and this community. I want a do over!!"Guest: Becky Date of Stay: December 2015 Review Submitted: December 29, 2015View listing
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