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A wonderful and unique 170-year-old townhouse which has been transformed into a delightful deluxe residence offering boutique-quality facilities whilst retaining all its historic charm.
This residence is situated in the heart of Altea's old town and boasts an alluring sunny roof terrace of 40 sq meters with views of the famous church . Set inside the castle walls and now a declared historic protected area, this delightful house with its boutique quality interior, is close to the main Church Square and is only a 6 minute walk to the beach front and Modern Town Center, making it a prime location perfect for a luxury living experience
With this property our aim was to complement the most interesting and beautiful historic materials with contemporary, high-finish design pieces. From the centenary floor tiles, stone walls, wooden beams and an Art Deco stained glass wall feature to the luxurious bathroom and all-inclusive kitchen with top of the range appliances, makes a stay in this property equivalent to being the Jewel in the Crown.
You enter this 1 bedroom property (2 additional beds can be added) through wonderful antique wooden doors where you are immediately greeted by a spacious hallway and wind rose-patterned floor tiles.
The double bedroom, with top of the range bed and luxury bed linen, as well as ample wardrobe space, is situated on the ground floor. With double glazed windows, air conditioning and under floor heating, you can enjoy a comfortable night's sleep whatever the time of year you choose to visit.
There are built-in wardrobes to provide ample storage for short or longer stays
The adjacent modern bathroom consists of an extra large walk-in shower, suspended toilet and luxury hand basin.
The first floor is host to the spacious living room which is immaculately decorated with 1920's floor tiles, wooden beams and a wood-burning fireplace that leads onto the modern fully-equipped kitchen and dining area.
This area is perfect for relaxing. There is a book library for your use, a flat screen television with satellite TV and SD photo card reader, and DVD player. Ipods can also be connected to the music system.
The stunning sun terrace, with separate toilet and wet room, covers the footprint of the property. With inviting, designer seating and dining areas shaded by a large, easy to-use parasol for relaxing or eating. There is an additional kitchen area with BBQ, all surrounded by Mediterranean foliage and mood lighting. You can sit back, relax and take in the beautiful old town skyline views in a truly romantic setting.
The large mature plants are all on automatic watering systems
To make your stay more comfortable there is free high speed Wifi, English & Norwegian Satellite Television, air conditioning, heating and double glazing throughout.
We supply the finest bed linen, fluffy white towels in the bathroom, beach towels and all the basics you would need during your stay (hairdryer, tea, coffee etc.)
The house has its own telephone and guests will be able to receive calls and also make free calls to Spanish land lines.
Although there is sufficient parking close to the house guests have the possibility of renting a garage just 20 meters from the house with a weekly cost of 50€.
We are more than happy to arrange airport transfers and any shopping requirements prior to arrival.
You can ensure full peace of mind during your stay as this family run rental is fully-registered and licensed by the Spanish Tourist Board, giving you 100% comfort, quality and 24 hour friendly assistance. As we have lived in Altea for the past 30 years we have all the insider knowledge to be able to offer endless advice and tips on Altea's hidden gems.
This is a one bedroom house but we can provide two extra single beds for a third and fourth person
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|55 chilometri
|3 chilometri
|1 settimana
|25 giu 2016
|03 set 2016
|€ 900£ 769$ 1.016
|1 Settimana
|03 set 2016
|14 ott 2016
|€ 750£ 641$ 847
|€ 125£ 107$ 141
|4 Notti
|15 ott 2016
|04 nov 2016
|€ 750£ 641$ 847
|1 Settimana
|05 nov 2016
|19 dic 2016
|€ 600£ 513$ 677
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|20 dic 2016
|07 gen 2017
|€ 725£ 620$ 819
|1 Settimana
|08 gen 2017
|07 apr 2017
|€ 600£ 513$ 677
|€ 90£ 77$ 102
|5 Notti
|08 apr 2017
|21 apr 2017
|€ 725£ 620$ 819
|1 Settimana
|22 apr 2017
|26 mag 2017
|€ 650£ 555$ 734
|€ 95£ 81$ 107
|5 Notti
|27 mag 2017
|23 giu 2017
|€ 750£ 641$ 847
|1 Settimana
|24 giu 2017
|08 set 2017
|€ 900£ 769$ 1.016
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|09 set 2017
|06 ott 2017
|€ 750£ 641$ 847
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|07 ott 2017
|03 nov 2017
|€ 650£ 555$ 734
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|€ 600£ 513$ 677
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|23 dic 2017
|03 gen 2018
|€ 725£ 620$ 819
|1 Settimana
|€ 200,00£ 170,90$ 225,80
|Pulizia finale:
|€ 60,00£ 51,27$ 67,74
|Animali domestici:
|Non consentito
|Lenzuola ed asciugamani:
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|Sistemi di pagamento accettati:
|Trasferenza bancaria
|To reserve the property we ask for a 250€ reservation deposit and the final balance 8 weeks before arrival. There is an additional cleaning fee of 60€. The refundable security deposit of 200€ is paid when entering the house and is returned directly when guests vacate the house and return the keys. Our cleaning fee is based on two people staying in the house , for extra guests there is a further 20€ per guest per week


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>on? How often I've been watching a DVD or something off the DVR and I get a
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I've seen backlit remotes here in the Uk. But they were those 'any
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No idea on the favorites, but I did hear about a company making an
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To bluetooth and beyond,
CD Evans
> There's also a companion piece in which Jakob Nielsen critiques remote
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> http://www.nytimes.com/2004/02/19/technology/circuits/19crit.html
> Apparently he doesn't like the FAV button, which in my opinion is just
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I think Jakob is actually criticizing the label of the button ("FAV"), not the feature itself.
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Sonnet 60
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Sonnet 60 Theme of Art and Culture
Sonnet 60 keeps its discussion of art and culture short—the only real clear reference to this theme comes in the last two lines, in the reference to the speaker's "verse." That said, this brief reference says it all. And then some. The speaker presents his work as an artist or craftsman as a way of opposing the destructive forces of nature. So long as his verse remains in existence, he will be able to continue praising his beloved. Even if most of the concrete details of Shakespeare's life remain shrouded in mystery, it is undeniable that some part of him lives on through his work. Now that's art.
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- In quatrain 3, time is described as having the same relationship to humans that humans have to nature. Why do you think Shakespeare made this comparison?
- The speaker of this poem doesn't seem to have any belief in an afterlife, but seems satisfied that his poetry will live on. Can poetry provide any of the same consolations that religion can?
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Home. Home. Home is a house in a photograph, a pink house, pink as hollyhocks with lots of startled light. The man paints the walls of the apartment pink, but it's not the same, you know. She still sighs for her pink house, and then I think she cries. I would. (30.9)
Esperanza is able to relate to Mamacita's feelings of isolation and longing for home.
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¡Ay caray! We are home. This is home. Here I am and here I stay. Speak English. Speak English. Christ! (30.14)
For Mamacita and her husband, both immigrants, the idea of home is linked to being able to speak the same language as the people in their community.
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She sits at home because she is afraid to go outside without his permission. She looks at all the things they own: the towels and the toaster, the alarm clock and the drapes. She likes looking at the walls, at how neatly their corners meet, the linoleum roses on the floor, the ceiling smooth as wedding cake. (40.3)
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Between the Vines is a biweekly column on wine and winemaking in the Livermore Valley region. This column was contributed by members of the Livermore Valley Winegrowers Association.
Each month, Livermore Valley wine country highlights a grape varietal grown in our region. May's featured varietal is chardonnay, a green-skinned varietal used to produce white wines all over the globe.
The Wentes, of Livermore Valley, are known as California's first family of chardonnay. In 1912, Ernest Wente persuaded his father and winery founder Carl Wente to import cuttings from the University of Montpelier in France. Ernest also obtained budwood from the Gier Vineyard in Pleasanton and planted the two sources in his family's Livermore Valley vineyard. Over the next 30 to 40 years, he selected vines that showed favorable traits and replanted them to establish the Wente clone of chardonnay. Today, nearly 100,000 acres are planted with chardonnay, and it is the top-selling varietal in the country. A majority of the chardonnay planted in California is derived from the Wente clone.
"Chardonnay tends to be dry and benefits from aging more than any other American white wine," says fifth-generation winemaker Karl Wente. "Styles range from the crisp mineral chablis style to New World styles with oak influence. Here at Wente Vineyards, we continue the family legacy of chardonnay by making four different styles."
"When I think of chardonnay, I think of California," says Karen Bartlett-Bassett, manager of Charles R Vineyards. "The full body and depth of character bring thoughts of our Livermore Valley sunshine, golden California hills, the variety of culture and the way we embrace life."
More chardonnay is harvested in Livermore Valley than any other varietal -- nearly twice as much as its closest rival, cabernet.
"Its abundance is testament to its popularity. For many, white wine is chardonnay!" says John Kinney, of Occasio Winery, who chose to make the varietal for its popularity and historical importance to Livermore Valley.
Steven Kent Mirassou, of The Steven Kent Winery, also appreciates the historical connection and adds, "I make chardonnay because I love the flavors, textures and sense of completeness that the wine has. Fans of chardonnay should look for a balance of texture elements that are appropriate for the appellation."
"We tell our customers to look for the crisp, green-apple flavors in our chardonnay, but also for the contrasting flavors of cream and butter," says Rochelle Todd, tasting room manager at Concannon Vineyard. "The flavors don't stand in the way of one another but instead complement and enhance each other."
"One of my most favorite pairings with chardonnay is mushrooms and truffle oil," says winemaker Meredith Miles, of Fenestra. "Especially when a chardonnay has a fuller mouth feel, the umami character of mushrooms and truffles really complements and boosts that earthy flavor."
The husband of winemaker Rhonda Wood, of Wood Family Vineyards, enjoys pistachios every evening with a glass of chardonnay. "We also like chardonnay with Parmesan cheese, pesto chicken and a variety of seafood dishes," says Rhonda.
"Retzlaff chardonnay is versatile enough to be served with shellfish in a rich creamy sauce or a breezy fresh salad with avocado, melon and nuts," suggests General Manager Salome Taylor. "Most chardonnays lend themselves to a variety of epicurean delights."
To learn more, visit www.LVwine.org or www.discovercaliforniawines.com.
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Please join us on Monday 2/2 at 12pm in Cohen 436 for the first part of a Graduate Student Course Observation program in which graduate students are able to observe Penn Faculty as they teach courses touching on gender, sexuality, and women.
We offer an online registration process for seminars, workshops, lectures and conferences where attendance numbers are needed in advance. In these cases, the registration process closes two days prior to each scheduled event. If the signup has closed, it may still be possible to register. Please call the Gender, Sexuality and Women's Studies Program at (215) 898-8740 to see if spots are still available.


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News 12 First at Five, June 19, 2007
AUGUSTA, Ga---The question of the day for Columbia County's elections office is, "Where do I vote?"
Officials in the office say they're happy to answer the question because it means another person is planning to participate in this election that most people are not.
"Well, its been a little slow," poll worker Rusty Wade says.
Elections officials expect a ten percent voter turnout in Richmond county and twenty percent in Columbia County. They say state and national lawmaker races alone ,don't typically draw large numbers.
But those who voted Tuesday found it quick and easy.
"Three things to vote for, you're in you're out," voter Barry Outz says.
In Columbia County, the three things on the ballot are the race to fill the 10th Congressional district seat, the Georgia Senate district 24 seat, and a redevelopment referendum.
In most other counties, the congressional seat is the only thing on the ballot.
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Magnitude 6.0 - NEVADA
2008 February 21 14:16:02 UTC
Earthquake Details
- This event has been reviewed by a seismologist.
|6.7 km (4.2 miles) set by location program
|10 km (5 miles) ENE of Wells, Nevada
85 km (50 miles) ENE of Elko, Nevada
255 km (160 miles) W of SALT LAKE CITY, Utah
470 km (295 miles) ENE of CARSON CITY, Nevada
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|NST=282, Nph=282, Dmin=55.1 km, Rmss=0 sec, Gp= 14°,
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Earthquake Summary
The following is a release by the United States Geological Survey, National Earthquake Information Center: An earthquake occurred 15 km (10 miles) ESE of Wells, Nevada 15 km (10 miles) ESE of Wells, Nevada at 7:16 AM MST, Feb 21, 2008 (6:16 AM PST in Nevada). The magnitude and location may be revised when additional data and further analysis results are available.
Felt Reports
Three people injured, more than 20 buildings heavily damaged, almost 700 buildings slightly damaged and a water main broken at Wells. Felt (VI) at Wells, with maximum intensity VIII in the Historic District. Felt (V) at Jackpot; (IV) at Battle Mountain, Carlin, Elko, Mountain City and Spring Creek; (III) at Ely, Eureka, Golconda, Lovelock and Winnemucca. Also felt at Las Vegas and Reno. Felt (V) at Grand View and Rogerson; (IV) at Castleford, Filer, Hansen, Heyburn, Malad City, Malta, Paul, Rupert, Twin Falls and Wendell; (III) at American Falls, Bellevue, Boise, Buhl, Burley, Caldwell, Declo, Dietrich, Emmett, Fairfield, Garden Valley, Glenns Ferry, Gooding, Hagerman, Hailey, Hazelton, Idaho City, Inkom, Jerome, Ketchum, Kimberly, Middleton, Murtaugh, Nampa, Oakley, Pocatello and Shoshone, Idaho. Also felt (V) at Wendover; (IV) at Farmington, Garland and Snowville; (III) at American Fork, Brigham City, Clearfield, Corinne, Draper, Dugway, Grantsville, Hill AFB, Honeyville, Hooper, Hyde Park, Hyrum, Layton, Lehi, Logan, Ogden, Plymouth, Provo, Richmond, Roy, Sandy, Salt Lake City, Stockton, Syracuse, Tooele, Tremonton, Vernon and West Jordan, Utah. The earthquake was felt in most of Idaho and Nevada, in southeastern Oregon and northwestern Utah, in parts of California and Wyoming, and at Spokane, Washington. Isolated felt reports were received from as far away as Phoenix and Tucson, Arizona; Oakland and Pasadena, California; Brighton, Colorado; Absarokee and Livingston, Montana; Corvallis and Portland, Oregon; and Albuquerque, New Mexico.
Tectonic Summary
Seismological data from this earthquake show that it occurred on a normal fault that trends roughly north-south and has a dip of 30-60 degrees. The revised location of the mainshock puts the earthquake in the area northeast of Wells, Nevada, where geologically young faulting is poorly expressed. The USGS Quaternary Faults and Folds Database describes a network of widely distributed faults west of Wells Peak. Based on the revised location, the distribution of several aftershocks, and the depth of the mainshock, it is difficult to associate the earthquake with a specific fault.
A significant fault in the region that shows evidence of geologically young movement is the 64-km-long Independence Valley fault zone, which bounds the western side of the Pequop Mountains, but it is located more than 20 km southeast of the revised epicentral location and was probably not the source of the earthquake.
Earthquakes in Nevada are not uncommon. One of the most significant sequences of earthquakes in the western U.S. occurred in Nevada during the first half of the 20th century. The sequence started in 1915, when a magnitude 7.1 earthquake occurred in Pleasant Valley south of Winnemucca. The sequence culminated with a series of four major earthquakes that ranged in magnitude between 6.6 to 7.1 in 1954 the vicinity of the Carson Sink and Dixie Valley. This sequence of earthquakes defines the Central Nevada Seismic Belt.
The geologic expression of normal faults north of Wells indicate relatively low long-term rates of activity, but this event demonstrates that these faults remains active and have the potential to generate sizeable earthquakes. It is noteworthy that the geologic expression of normal faults northeast of Wells is similar to hundreds of other faults throughout the Basin and Range Province of the western United States.
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A Vermont man is in critical condition after being hit by a car Monday night.
Gabriel Ayuen, , 34, of Burlington, was found lying in Colchester Avenue near Centennial Field. Witnesses told police Ayuen was struck by a car.
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If you've been holding out on throwing yourself into the Wine Week festivities until the weekend, tonight is your chance to catch up on all of the drinking.
Name a Sandwich (and do other cool food things) for Charity!
The East Passyunk Crossing Civic Organization, which manages zoning for EPX and sponsors neighborhood cleanups and other good neighborly things, is auctioning off sweet Philly food experiences. Now through Sunday, March 1st you can bid your heart out (and outbid everyone else's hearts out) for a good cause.
Some of the cooler auction items include a bread making class followed by a private dinner for 8 at Noord; a pasta making lesson from Lynn Rinaldi (of Paradiso); designing and naming your own sandwich at American Sardine Bar (we are particularly partial to this idea); and an ice cream making experience at Little Baby's.
For more information on the auction, or to actually bid on stuff, click here.
About Last Night: I Heart You THIS Much…
Ladies and gentlemen, welcome once again to the drama, the suspense, the creativity (and the aftermath) of Philadelphia's own cutthroat culinary competition! February 4th brought the 34th edition of Open Stove to COOK, this time a head-to-head fight to the death* between Geno Betz of Paradiso and Dominic Santora of Kanella.
There was laughter. There were tears. There were chicken hearts and candy. And luckily, I was there to document it all. So here's how the night played out.
Tonight: Paradiso Hosts Sicilian Wine Tasting
Paradiso is serving up a flight of three Sicilian wines during their "Drinking Italy" event tonight at 6:30 pm. The featured wines are each being served alongside a savory dish by chef Lynn Rinaldi.
Paradiso Celebrates 10 Years with All-Star Chef Dinner
East Passyunk Avenue's Paradiso Restaurant and Wine Bar is turning ten and they're going all out. To celebrate, the restaurant will be hosting a 10-course dinner with the top chefs of East Passyunk working alongside Paradiso's Lynn Rinaldi.
The dinner begins at 6:30 p.m. on December 1st and is priced at $125 per person – a really crazy deal when you realize that Lynn Rinaldi, Will BYOB's Chris Kearse, Laurel's Nicholas Elmi, Palladino's Luke Palladino, Tre Scalini's Franca DiRenzi, Noord's Joncarl Lachman, Townsend's Townsend Wentz, Fond's Lee Styer, Izumi's Corey Baver, and Belle Cakery's Jesse Prawlucki-Styer will all be cooking for you in one place, on one awesome night.
Honey Themed Dinner at Paradiso
Paradiso's rooftop garden is home to vegetables, herbs, and honeybees. 200,000 in fact. And on Wednesday, July 23rd, Chef Lynn Rinaldi, bee expert Don Shump, and the 200,000 buzzing bees will all come together to create a one-time only dinner event. The Bee Dinner will feature a multi-course prix fixe honey-infused dinner for guests to enjoy.
The event starts at 7 p.m. with honey-glazed Heirloom Carrots and house-made Ricotta. Next up on the menu is the Hotaki Crudo with a shishito marmalade; Stuffed Zucchini Blossoms with an anchovy and lemon-honey aioli; Mushroom Fettuccine with wild mushrooms, pancetta, bee pollen, and toasted bread crumbs; New Jersey Fluke Milanese with baby kale, charred corn, jalapeño, honey-melon vinaigrette; and Goat Cheese Panna Cotta with a berry compote and honey-sesame brittle.
And while you enjoy the sweet offerings, be on the lookout for Rinaldi and Shump as they'll come around to talk to guests about sustainability, local honey production, bee keeping, and concerns with the recent decline in global bee populations. Rinaldi spoke of the event saying, "I've always been as interested in the ecology as I am in making excellent food and serving our guests. This dinner brings several of my passions together for an exciting event that will be a lot of fun for all involved."
The event is $65 per person. Reservations are required and can be made by calling 215-271-2066.
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Paradiso Celebrates Ten Years
Paradiso was one of the pioneers on East Passyunk that launched the stretch into the dining destination that it is today. And the Italian restaurant and wine bar is celebrating a decade in existence with ten events throughout the year.
It all starts tonight with Drinking Italy: Wines of Piedmont. Chef/Restaurateur and soon-to-be sommelier Lynn Rinaldi will be joined by Artisan Wine reps and will be pouring three wines from Piedmont. The three full pours will be complemented by three house-cured meats and artisan cheeses. The combination is just $20.10 and kicks off at 6:30 p.m.
PHOTOS: QOTA Fifth Anniversary Party on East Passyunk Avenue
QOTA — the monthly queer party on East Passyunk Avenue — turned five this weekend. The occasion was fittingly celebrated at Paradiso, where the first QOTA party kicked off in 2009. Here are some snaps of the event, from event spearhead Kory Aversa.
Looking for more events? Check out our Philadelphia Event Listings page for a rundown of local goings-on through May.
Around the Web: On and Near South Street
Veggicurious checks out the vegetarian options on the new happy hour menu at Adsum. [Veggicurious]
Foodzings tries out the the Doner Kabob at Brauhaus Schmitz. Biggest complaint, too much meat! [Foodzings]
Penn Appetit visits Supper and declares the environment and service are what make the South Street restaurant a winner. [Penn Appetit]
Just a bit further south of South, The Feeding Tube tries dinner at Paradiso. Service was a bit of an issue but the food was tasty and the ambiance made up for it. [The Feeding Tube]
Wine Bar Suggestions
Philadelphia Weekly's Field Guide lists six Philadelphia wine bars worth visiting.
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Classic Recipe: Biscuit Butter Dips
The wet, butter-less dough produces an incredibly light and spongy biscuit; like Shirley Corriher's Touch-of-Grace biscuits, the very wet dough means that the biscuits rise fast and stay light. Also, the fact that you don't have to work the butter into the dough makes these even that much faster and easier. You can throw these together in less than 10 minutes. Just whisk together the dry ingredients, and mix the milk in quickly.
Of course, the resulting dough is quite wet; you have to roll it in a bit of flour to get it to hang together. I remember my mom making these when I was young. When I got old enough to help her, I would handle the dough gingerly, afraid the strips would distintegrate in my hands. You barely shape these biscuit strips; just cut and roll in the butter.
So here, without further ado, are butter dips. If you want a fast, easy biscuit tonight, give them a try. They might become a new comfort food for you too!
1/4 cup unsalted butter
1 1/4 cup flour
2 teaspoons sugar
2 teaspoons baking powder
1 teaspoon salt
2/3 cup milk
Heat the oven to 450°F. Cut the butter into four equal pieces and place them in a 9-inch-square baking dish. Put the baking dish in the oven to melt the butter. This will take about 5 minutes; remove the baking dish once the butter has completely melted.
While the butter is melting, whisk the flour, sugar, baking powder, and salt together in a large mixing bowl. Stir in the milk quickly, stopping as soon as a loose dough forms.
Sprinkle some flour over a large cutting board or pastry mat. Turn the dough out onto the mat and press lightly into a long, narrow rectangle. Use knife dipped in flour to cut the dough into 12 equal strips.
Take each strip and place it in the baking dish, turning each strip to cut it into butter. Repeat with all the dough and place the strips close together in the baking dish.
Bake for 15 minutes or until puffed and golden. Let cool for 5 minutes before breaking into individual strips and eating.
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• Yogurt Biscuits with Dill
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One World, One Day - From National GeographicExplore how people live around the world! Evocative photos, simple text, and interesting captions. Photo-origin map with place names keyed to images make this a great cultural research resource for older children. Hardcover, 48 pages. Learn More
Wake Up, World! - A Day in the Life of Children Around the WorldFollow eight children on five continents from morning wake-up to bedtime. A lively, accessible book that explores differences (and emphasizes similarities), often with quotes from the children photographed. Learn More
Let's Eat! - What Children Eat Around the WorldRich photos, engaging text, and charming quotes from children in Mexico, France, South Africa, India, and Thailand thoroughly explore a favorite subject. Includes simple recipes and a glossary of food-related words. Hardcover, 40 pages. Learn More
World People Cards - From Laughing Star MontessoriDiscover many fascinating details about the lives and histories of people around the world. All 55 cards have rounded corners and are 4" x 2½". Primary students can match the photo cards with the continent/flag control cards. Elementary students can use the two-sided story/question cards. Learn More
Primary Sacred Places of the World Cards - Photo/Label Cards from Laughing Star MontessoriVisit ancient sites and gain understanding of past civilizations and their cherished monuments. Includes 7 continent cards and 24 sacred places cards (32 cards in all). Each card shows photo, place name, and continent symbol. 4" x 2½". Ages 3 - 6. Learn More
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Same, Same but Different - An introduction to cultural similarities & differencesFollow the back-and-forth correspondence of two young boys — Elliot from the U.S., Kailash from India — as they explore through their drawings and letters how their lives are both different and the same. Children will enjoy the simple story and colorful collage illustrations. Learn More
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The Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute received a very special delivery in February 2015 from the SVF Foundation: a 1,400 pound tank carrying more than 30,000 biomaterials! The "Smithsonian & SVF Biodiversity Preservation Project" aims to preserve and study the frozen germplasm (embryos, semen, and other biomaterials) of rare and endangered heritage breeds of cattle, pigs, goat, and sheep. Read more.
In an effort to discover more about the wintering locations and habitat preferences for Kirtland's Warblers, a team of researchers, including Nathan Cooper from SMBC, has traveled to the Abaco Islands in the Bahamas. Read more.
Smithsonian Migratory Bird Center and Brian Smith of the USFWS Division of Migratory Birds Region 6 are deploying cell phone transmitters on Golden Eagles to understand the overwintering movements and the breeding locations of birds wintering in the Colorado-Wyoming region. Read more.
Amanda Caudill and a field crew are currently in southern Costa Rica studying pollinators on coffee farms. They are working on a 740-acre certified, organic coffee farm trying to determine if the way that shade trees are managed influences the diversity of pollinators. Read more.
SCBI researchers met with more than 20 scientists from 3 continents to save the species and ecosystems of central African forests using groundbreaking evolutionary methods, comprehensive monitoring, and local resources. Read more.
SCBI reproductive physiologist Janine Brown has been studying clouded leopards and elephants for more than two decades. Follow her as she travels through Thailand to save species. Read more.
As part of the Reef Recovery Initiative, Smithsonian scientists Dr. Mary Hagedorn, Mike Henley and Virginia Carter visited the Australian Institute of Marine Science (AIMS) to use human fertility techniques to help Australia ensure their coral populations for many years to come. Read more.
Learn about Morgan Maly's trip to Dujiangyan, China to help at the China Centre for Research and Conservation of the Giant Panda. Read more.
Check here for updates and photos from Steve Sarro who is currently in South Africa on a penguin conservation trip. Read more.
Follow Dr. Pete Marra's migratory bird work. He is researching in Texas right now and hoping to advance the conservation and understanding of birds throughout their life cycle. Read more.
Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute staff released black-footed ferrets, members of a species once thought extinct, onto wild prairie in Colorado. Read more.
Once a year on August 14, an official holiday in Panama called Panamanian Golden Frog Day, our staff come together to help coordinate a week-long festival celebrating Panama's flagship amphibian as a symbol for the environment. Read more.
Every spring and summer the National Zoo's Bird House hosts some very special migratory guests—about 100 Black-crowned Night Herons. Read more.
The Kirtland's Warbler is a small bird that breeds in Jack Pine forests in Michigan and winters in The Bahamas, and possibly other parts of the Caribbean as well. In the 1970's there were less than 200 Kirtland's Warblers anywhere in the world. Read more.
How do you keep one of the world's largest land mammals happy? SCBI scientist Janine Brown and her team are wrapping up a massive study of what contributes to elephant well-being in human care. Read more.
This study investigates how non-native plants may be affecting food resources for backyard birds. Read more.
In 2012 the Smithsonian Migratory Bird Center established a bird banding station at The Nature Conservancy's Clive Runnells Family Mad Island Marsh Preserve (Mad Island) in Matagorda County, Texas. During the springs of 2012, 2013, and 2014, we banded thousands of migratory birds on their northward journey to breeding areas. Read more.
Coffee is an important cash crop worldwide. It is the second highest traded commodity next only to oil. The lives of millions of people are intertwined in this cash crop. Additionally, many studies have shown that coffee farms can serve as refuges for wildlife. Read more.
SCBI scientist conducts the largest and highest arboreal camera trap study in the Peruvian forest to more effectively observe arboreal animals. Read more.
In an ongoing study in Nicaragua, researchers are looking into the role birds play in controlling insect pests on coffee farms. It is a win-win, the coffee farmer gets a free pest extermination service and the birds get food and shelter. Read more.
Studies have begun in the Yasuni National Park, thought to be the most biodiverse habitat on the planet, on the wire-tailed manakin. The park is located in a remote area of Ecuador in the Amazonian rainforest. Read more.
The Endocrine Laboratory at the Zoo's Conservation Biology Insitute tracks and analyzes the hormones for animals throughout the Zoo. Read more.
A National Zoo keeper works with an SCBI scientist to study hellbenders in Virginia. Read more.
SCBI scientists organized and facilitated the thirteenth annual meeting of the Sahelo-Saharan Interest Group. Read more.
SCBI scientists met and coordinated with other Global Tiger Initiative participants to protect the tigers of the Sundarbans. Read more.
SCBI and National Zoo scientists are using science to improve the ways lions live and breed in North American Zoos. Read more.
A team of scientists and keepers traveled to Australia to collect samples of coral and freeze them for future conservation efforts. Read more.
A team of scientists and keepers traveled to Gabon to track tiny mammals through a roadless wilderness. Read more.
Scientists and keepers are traveling all over the eastern United States this year to study a unique and amazing animal: the hellbender, the largest salamander in North America. Read more.
Every spring millions and millions of migratory birds fly non-stop across the Gulf of Mexico and make land fall at places like the TNC's Mad Island Preserve in Texas. Please check in with us regularly from now until mid-May to see how this amazing animal migration is faring. Read more.
Pete Marra, Bob Rice, and Scott Sillett from the Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute's Migratory Bird Center recently traveled to Cuba. Because of its size and proximity to the United States, Cuba is a critically important island for overwintering migratory birds. Read more.
Several Reptile Discovery Center keepers joined the Orianne Society in Georgia to find and study indigo snakes. They managed to find five of these remarkable and beautiful snakes. Read more.
A great ape keeper headed to Indonesia to learn about conserving orangutans, tigers, and elephants in the wild. Along the way, she got to visit a facility that cares for and rehabilitates orphaned and injured orangutans. Read more.
Three SCBI scientists left in late November 2011 for the remote and mountainous Kingdom of Bhutan nestled in the Himalayas to conduct a critical training course in wildlife health and immobilization. Read more.
Jessica Deichmann, a research scientist with SCBI, and Ed Smith, a biologist at the Zoo's Amazonia Exhibit spent two weeks in the Peruvian Andes, surveying Acancocha water frogs and measuring tadpole tails. Read more.
A curator of large mammals at the National Zoo went to Malaysia to join a team who was exploring elephant and wildlife conservation working with the Malaysian Department of Wildlife and National Parks. Read more.
SCBI's research team has just completed a two-year camera-trapping study, and recently captured and radio-collared the first dhole and golden jackal living in (and around) a protected area in eastern Thailand. Read more.
A National Zoo elephant keeper went to South Africa, where he was part of a innovative project to help address challenges in conserving African elephants. Read more.
A Reptile Discovery Center keeper took a trip to Japan to scout out the Japanese giant salamander's habitat and habits; both in the wild and in more controlled environments, such as breeding centers and zoos. Read more.
A Cheetah Conservation Station keeper biologist went to the Ol Pejeta Conservancy outside of Nanyuki to volunteer with a long-term study of large herbivores and their effects on the habitat. Read more.
Zoo scientists and curators traveled to the Temaiken Biopark outside Buenos Aires, Argentina, to participate in a joint international workshop on animal welfare and wildlife enrichment. Read more.
A Bird House biologist travelled to Queensland, to work with the Australian Rainforest Foundation (ARF) in its efforts to save the southern cassowary and establish a wildlife corridor. Read more.
SCBI scientists and keepers took a trip to Panama to help establish "lifeboat colonies" of local amphibians before they're driven extinct by a devastating fungus. Read more.
Small Mammal House keeper Kenton Kerns traveled to Brazil to search for golden lion tamarins, an endangered species found only in the Atlantic Forest in the state of Rio de Janeiro. Read more.
SCBI scientist and keepers conducted a biomedical survey of wild bustards. This understanding of what a healthy wild kori looks like helps provide care for koris in the wild and in zoos. Read more.
For the past three years, SCBI scientists I have been traveling to the west coast of Puerto Rico, timing their arrival for the day of the August full moon. They study elkhorn coral, and need to be there for its annual underwater spectacle. Read more.


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Dorothy G. Blair, Lower Salem, services, 11 a.m., today, at Brubach-Watters Funeral Home, Woodsfield.
Anne Riemenschneider Hickman, a celebration of her life, 2 to 4 p.m., Saturday (Oct. 27), Holiday Inn, Marietta.
Mary S. Landers, 92, Ona, W.Va., Funeral Liturgy, with Mass, 11 a.m., Friday (Oct. 26) at St. Ambrose Catholic Church in Little Hocking; the family will greet friends for one hour prior to her service at the church; burial will be at New St. Mary's Cemetery in Marietta.
Ruth Taylor Lutz, Marietta, memorial service, 3 p.m., Sunday (Oct. 28) at Lynn Street Church of Christ, 1714 Lynn Street, Parkersburg; McClure-Schafer-Lankford Funeral Home is assisting the family.
Josephine Ritchie, Jackson, Mich., memorial service, Friday (Oct. 26) at Ganton's Countryside Manor, 3736 McCain Road in Jackson, Mich.
Vera B. Sarver, Marietta, funeral Mass, 10 a.m., Friday, at St. Mary Catholic Church; visitation will be from 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 p.m. on Thursday at Hadley Funeral Home Reno Chapel.
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Located in the heart of Bellagio, this hotel is within a 5-minute walk of Bellagio Port and Villa Melzi. Villa Carlotta is 2.5 mi (4.1 km) away.
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Dining options at the hotel include a restaurant and a coffee shop/café. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. A complimentary breakfast is offered. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access.
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If you did a regular bind off where you knit two and then lift the first stitch over the second one it is easy. Did you already cut the yarn and finish off the last stitch? If you did you need to get the end stitch undone and from there you can just pull on the yarn and each stitch will undo one at a time.
Depending on how brave you are about dealing with stitches that are off the needle there are several things you can do. You can undo the whole row and then reinsert the needle into the line of live stitches. Or you can pull slowly letting one stitch at a time pop out and put it back on a needle. Or you can even tink the stitches one at a time back to a needle.
To tink back: When you have undone the end stitch (if you do method A below) you have a free loop sticking up on the top at the end of the bound off row. Around its base is kind of a noose that forms the end chain at the edge of the bind off. Under the loop and the noose is a hole that is the last stitch you knitted into. * Stick a free needle into the hole that is the center of that stitch below the noose, from front to back, then pull gently on the tail and the first stitch will pop loose and you will have one stitch loop on your needle and a new end loop next in line ready to be undone. Repeat the part after the * until you have tinked all the stitches onto a needle. If you have trouble seeing where the stitch hole is that you are to put the needle in you can put the free loop at the end of the row on a needle and pull up on it a little and it will open up the hole better so you can find it more easily. If you work that way, as the new loop pops free you can immediately stick your empty needle into it so that you are ready to do the next stitch.
By the way there are two ways (maybe more) to deal with the final stitch of a bind off. (A)The way I've always done it is to cut the yarn, take the needle out of the end loop, then pull the tail through it and snug it up. (B) Is to cut the yarn and then to leave the needle in the loop and pull up the loop until the tail pops loose.
I was just experimenting with both of those methods and you have to undo them a little differently. (A) You undo by opening up the loop and pulling the tail back out of it so that you have one loop at the end again. (B) You have to pull the tail back through the end chain of the BO and then it will be running through the last stitch you knit to do the BO. You have to take the tail out of that stitch and then you can deal with the rest of the row.
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I just watched the HBO documentary, Shouting Fire: Stories From the Edge of Free Speech. In the film, director Liz Garbus uses her father, First Amendment attorney Martin Garbus, as a lens through which to explore four freedom of speech cases tried over the course of American history. I was riveted by the complexity of the issue as shown through these cases, one of which was Garbus's decision to defend the right of a group of neo-Nazis to protest.
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A motion-comic Web series is in the works based on the successful Buffy the Vampire Slayer Season Eight, confirming rumors that began back in June.
Sci Fi Wire reports that voice casting has begun for Faith, Kennedy and Robin Wood — all familiar to viewers of the television series — and Season Eight characters such as Lady Genevieve Savidge, Roden and Twilight. And if you sound like Daniel Craig, the casting director has a part just for you.
Interview dates are set for this week, which makes it seem as if production is moving fairly quickly.
Sci Fi Wire has the full list of roles and character descriptions. Meanwhile, this comments thread at Whedonesque has fan reaction.
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Goals from Shola Ameobi, Papiss Cisse and an own-goal from Henrique helped Newcastle cruise to a 3-0 Europa League victory over Bordeaux.
The win propels Newcastle to the top of Group D after the in-form French side failed to live up to their pre-match hype.
After an open start to the game, it was the away side who should have struck first, in the fifth minute. Ludovic Obraniak, found himself unmarked in the Newcastle box, but the Polish midfielder could only head over from five yards out when it seemed easier to score.
The French team were made to pay for their wastefulness, as just 10 minutes later Newcastle went ahead. A mazy run by Gabriel Obertan down the left had Bourdeaux's right back in a spin. The former Manchester United man then played a superb low cross for Ameobi, who had the simplest task to tap in from a yard out at the far post.
The game was being played at a frantic pace, with both sides throwing men forward at will. The game was in the balance until Newcastle scored their second in the 40th minute in shocking circumstances.
Danny Simpson was played in down the right by Yohan Cabaye. His cross looked like it was going to be easily intercepted by Bordeaux keeper Cedric Carrasso, but from seemingly nowhere, Brazilian defender Henrique flew in front of the stopper to comically kung-fu kick the ball into his own net.
Vurnon Anita had a chance to make it 3-0 before half-time after being played in by Ameobi. But the former Ajax man could not find a way past Cedric Carrasso, who produced a fine save down to his right.
Four minutes into the second half, Bordeaux almost reduced the deficit in extraordinary fashion. Yoan Gouffran broke down the right hand side and produced a low cross for Henri Saivet. The Senegal winger tried an audacious mid-air back heel which hit the outside of the post, as United breathed a huge sigh of relief.
Yet just moments later the game was all but over. Shane Ferguson wriggled free down the left, and the Northern Irishman produced an excellent low cross which was clinically finished by Cisse – albeit off the striker's shin.
Replays showed the Senegalese front man was marginally offside when the cross was made, but the goal still stood.
The last 35 minutes passed without incident, as Newcastle completed their seventh straight home win in Europe. The Toon Army now top Group D, and they will look to win their eighth straight European home tie against Club Brugge on October 25.
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Hinds County Circuit Judge Bobby DeLaughter has ruled in favor of the attorney general on when the special election to fill the U.S. Senate seat held by Trent Lott should occur. But this won't be the final say.
"I certainly realize that whoever is not satisfied with this court's decision is going to the Supreme Court and they will have the final adjudicate say-so in the matter," said DeLaughter.
Within only a few minutes of DeLaughter's ruling, Gov. Haley Barbour released a statement.
"When I set the special U.S. Senate election for Nov. 4, 2008, I felt very strongly that it was the legal and appropriate action under the U.S. and Mississippi Constitutions and state law. Nothing in this decision by the Hinds County Circuit Court changes that belief," wrote Barbour. "As I have said all along, the final decision in this case will be made by the Mississippi Supreme Court, and I look forward to that decision."
For Attorney General Jim Hood, it may not last long, but for him, it's a vindication to what he's said all along. Mississippians should be allowed to vote for their senator as soon as possible.
"The people's right to elect a senator rather than appoint one is foremost and that was our position," said Hood. "He ruled the governor violated the United States Constitution, the 17th amendment as well as state law and declared that the proclamation by the governor was null and void."
The Democratic Party has opposed the Nov. 4 date, saying the election should be set within 90 days of Lott's resignation. Hood is a Democrat. Barbour is a Republican.
But even as he appointed Republican Cong. Roger Wicker to fill the seat until a special election is held, Barbour said he believed the Mississippi Supreme Court would side with him. Now we will find out if the governor is right.
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