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The University of Georgia held its spring commencement exercises May 8, with Alton Brown, who writes, produces, directs and stars in "Good Eats," serving as speaker at the undergraduate ceremony. In addition to being the first Peabody Award-winning host for the Food Network, Brown has written several books, including "I'm Just Here for the Food," which won the 2003 James Beard Foundation Award for best cookbook in the reference category.
TIFTON-Billy Brown II of Guyton received an associate's degree in forest technology during spring semester commencement exercises at Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College.
Students from Effingham Christian School recently spent the day as one of their favorite literary characters. As part of Spirit Week, the students dressed up as a literary character they had read about during the year.
Elisabeth Shabi of Rincon was among the 377 students named to the Reinhardt College Dean's List for spring semester 2010.
STATESBORO - More than 20,000 people packed into Georgia Southern University's Paulson Stadium on May 8 to honor a record number of graduates at spring commencement. Approximately 2,400 graduates participated in the ceremony.
Zach Van Sickle won an essay contest sponsored by the Effingham County Hussars, No. 2285, Georgia Division, of the United Daughters of the Confederacy.
Before graduation, parents and friends packed the bleachers in the Effingham County and South Effingham high school gyms for the 2010 class nights, where graduates earned combined over $3.2 million in scholarship awards.
Felicidades! Two Spanish students from South Effingham High School attained national recognition for excellent performance on the 2010 National Spanish Examinations. The National Spanish Examinations are administered each year in grades six through 12, and are sponsored by the American Association of Teachers of Spanish and Portuguese.
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Dawson Tells Pascal at The Presser: I Will Finish You Off!
By Mel "Sabaka" Ohlhoft
Staples Center, Los Angeles - Following Chad Dawson's controversial two round stoppage of Bernard Hopkins, the new WBC light heavyweight champion traded words at the post fight press conference with Jean Pascal, who flew in from Canada to watch the fight live.
In 2010, Dawson (31-1, 18KOs) lost his title and his undefeated record to Pascal (26-2, 16 KOs). Pascal built a solid lead in their fight, but Dawson was coming on strong in the eleventh round - and he had Pascal in a lot of trouble. As Dawson was punishing Pascal, the referee stopped the action in order to have Dawson's cut checked out by a ringside physician. Earlier in the fight, Dawson suffered a cut above his eye from an accidental clash of heads. When it was ruled the cut was too severe, the fight went to the scorecards and Pascal won a technical decision.
Dawson, who wants nothing more than to face Pascal in a rematch, started the fireworks early at the presser. Dawson promised Pascal that he would win the rematch with a knockout.
"You can say what you want, but you were about to get done. I'm going to finish you off in the rematch brother. Trust me. You lost to 46-year-old man, twice. You were out on your feet brother. Sit down, you got lucky [against me]. Sit down with your tight pants. This time we're going to do it in the U.S., and we'll see what happens," Dawson shouted in Pascal's direction.
Dawson is going to destroy Pascal if he fights as aggressive as he did in the later rounds the whole fight. Pascal has no stamina, and gets beaten easily by mindgames. Hopkins will run from rematching Dawson, mark my words.Comment by gmc_rfc_06 on 10-16-2011
It's great to see Chad showing some proper emotion. As a fan of Chad, his prior attitude was always a little concerning, he just seemed to be breeze through everything. Hopefully this new found aggression carries over into the ring,…Comment by S.J. II on 10-16-2011
Chad wants to fight everyone.Comment by Main Source on 10-16-2011
"Sit down with your tight pants! Sit down with your tight jeans, you a fool" If this is a classic quotable to you and you feel that he "owned" Pascal at the post fight presser then it doesn't take a…Comment by !! Shawn on 10-16-2011
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On Our 8th Anniversary this is Our Last "Blog" Post
Hi everyone, this is Dennis Hartwig. Some of you may not know who I am. Thanks okay, I've been working behind the scenes for a while now. I wrote the first post here on July 4th, 2008 and now 8 years later I'm here to write the last.
Don't worry we are not going anywhere, to the contrary (more on that in a bit). When I founded this site it was late on that July 4th evening (like it is now). It was a mad rush to get everything up before the end of "Independence Day." At the time it was symbolic of our move from MySpace (ask your parents what it was). That's where I met John and some other friends. We didn't exactly move from MySpace, we were all banned (it's a long story involving Grandma's Cookies). However it wasn't that move that gave us independence, it was something far greater.
I have always hated the word "Blog". When we started out I thought of us as a forum where filmmakers could interact. The "Blog" posts, in my mind, were just a list of links and videos to support the forums. This was before Reddit, Twitter, Facebook and others. There were only a handful of sites that aggregated filmmaking content and most of those are gone now. As the years progressed the posts kind of took over the forums and our interactions moved to Facebook and Twitter.
Around 2010 we started to make short little video tutorials. A year later we started "The Wrap" podcast. Those where fun little experiments, but not very inspiring. We decided if we where going to make videos they should be something we would want to watch. After a lot of fine tuning we released our first course lecture in April 2013.
As more videos were released we knew what we had been doing before must change. But into what? We were the dog that caught the car. So we built a new website with courses and lessons and proudly proclaimed on May 2013 "We are Not Fucking around Anymore". Well, that was over 3 years ago and sadly we continued to fuck around. We still didn't have a clue what we were doing, other than how to make good videos.
So that brings us back to today. First, let me say sorry for having you deal with this shitty old website design for so long. Behind the scenes we have been working on a new version for over 2 years. That's why I have been MIA for so long. We have gone though dozens of versions, but we are now on the verge of releasing it to you.
In the next week or so we are going to be going offline for a few days so we can get things into place (check our Facebook and Twitter pages).
So, what's going to be new? What's going to replace the "Blog"? Well I could run down a list of features and tools, but I think to understand it you will need to see it. Stay tuned…
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Blackhawk Tatoos
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Posted 08 July 2010 - 10:41 PM
ty very much !!! i was considering something like you did but i saw that pic and had to have it!!
Frickin sweet lane72, really awesome!!!
Posted 02 February 2010 - 10:10 AM
Getting your team tat is taking it to far IMO.
There is no better way to show your love for your team. If i weren't afraid of needles, I'd have one myself.
go to skatewithbob.com for more information
Posted 02 February 2010 - 10:16 AM
klemmer35 wrote:I am deathly afraid too, for so some damn reason. But I still want mine. I have a bunch picked out that I wanted to get before this summer.Nicklin3011">Boo.
Getting your team tat is taking it to far IMO.
There is no better way to show your love for your team. If i weren't afraid of needles, I'd have one myself.
I know what you're saying. I've debated between Chief and the Rocket Dog. Women come and go, but the love for a hockey team is forever.
go to skatewithbob.com for more information
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Posted 05 April 2010 - 08:29 AM
myself, my father, and oldder brother are going to get the Indian head if the Hawks make it to the Stanley Cup this year. Im pretty sure im going to get mine regardless. My problem is just trying to decide where i went to get it.
How about chest?
I will buy a beer for a guy who tattoos whole Hawks red jersey on them, with indian head, shoulder patches and numbers + name.
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Posted 08 July 2010 - 05:50 PM
Anybody here a tat expert? I was thinking about getting the FourFeathers on the back of my leg like the guy on the previous pages. How much should I expect to pay?
Some places charge by the piece (size, detail, amount of color). Some places charge by the hour. From experience of the tattoo's I have, if you get the feathers in the diameter range of 5-6 inches, at the MOST, I would say $200. Shop around. Take a drawing of what you want with you. If you dont have the exact drawing get one very similar to it to show the artist. They will ball park a price for you. I am a firm believer, when you get a tattoo, it should be somewhat original, not a mere copy of someone elses. If you have to 'tweek' the pic a little, that will make it original. Artist that did mine, did it at an hourly rate, only cost me $250 + tip.
Ahh thanks, I have been eyeballing that tat for a long time. I didn't know you were sposed' to tip. Thanks again for the info.
Better then having HM tat me up
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Posted 07 August 2010 - 06:27 PM
Heres a pic of the tattoo I got three weeks ago that I drew up.
Combination of a 40s pinup girl with the Hawks Ice Crew, and our Stanley Cup Wins.
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Posted 02 February 2010 - 10:03 AM
Nicklin3011">Too far? Waste of a post, IMHO.
Getting your team tat is taking it to far IMO.
I don't get Nicklin's sentiment at all. People get tattoos for all kinds of reasons, so why not to show you're into your hockey team?
Posted 02 February 2010 - 10:23 AM
This is absolutely hilarious!!! Just perfect and I can so see it. The UC seating chart tattoo.
Frank I think you would be better off getting a tattoo of the seating chart. With all the Orange, Green, red seats..... it would be perfect for you.Oh and Klem it's not quite the same thing a a shot type of needle. I also am extremely fearful of needles to the point I seize up and pass out when they get near me ( yes I am one of those people who have to virtually be strapped down to get blood drawn) and I have 4 tattoos including one of the feathers replicating hockeyzeps. Give it a shot you might come to realize they are an addiction.
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Posted 15 June 2010 - 04:45 PM
This is mine I got in 2007. I need to get the feather color fixed to green on that one. I am planning to get another but still deciding where and of what (hawks related of course)
Posted 27 June 2010 - 06:52 AM
got mine touched up yesterday. Will be getting another before summer is out
Posted 02 February 2010 - 09:39 AM
hockeyzep wrote:
This is mine--1st pic nothe best 2nd one was taken in Mexico and I think shows it better
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Posted 11 June 2010 - 06:56 PM
Added to my feathers yesterday...felt good to finalize this (when i got the feathers 2 years a go, I said...one day the cup's going behind them
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Posted 10 July 2010 - 12:03 AM
It's been a long time since I got a new tat, so I don't know the going rate. I would suggest that you shop for quality vs. price. The options for alteration or removal in the case of buyers remorse are either ugly and unpleasant ( the dreaded coverup) or staggering in cost ( laser removal.) Have a drawing or photo of some type and have an idea of size before you visit. A good artist will work with your original to get exactly what you have in mind. Ask the artist for a portfolio of their work; good ones will be proud of their past efforts and happy to show you. If you are going to get a portrait done, I suggest that you shop around even more carefully. Capturing an accurate human likeness is, in my opinion, the most difficult type of tattooing out there. Unless you want the Toews "pigman" on your body somewhere forever, I suggest you be especially careful in selecting an artist if you go this route. Finally, for your own health, inquire as to the shop's equipment sterilization procedures. The word autoclave should come up, and a reputable shop should not be offended by this question. If you are not convinced of any shop's sterilization and cleanliness procedures, by all means move on. The only thing worse than bad ink is getting sick from bad ink. I've never not tipped, because I was always happy with the work. Don't show up drunk; it will make you bleed more, irritate the artist, and you may get sent home to come back sober. Sorry to be long winded, hope this helps.
Anybody here a tat expert? I was thinking about getting the FourFeathers on the back of my leg like the guy on the previous pages. How much should I expect to pay?
P.S. here's a link to a site with some scary tattoos: some are well done, but are of sick/bizarre/weird subject matter; some are embarrassingly poor quality. Some are both. All should inspire anyone thinking of any tattoo to be careful about who they go to, and to be aware that what may seem wacky and funny when you are 21, might be a permanent item of regret to look at every time you shower when you're 40. If you browse through this site, you will see what I mean about the difficulty of portrait work: I don't think this baby looks like this for real.
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Lamenting the increasingly premature arrival of all-things-Christmas is a favorite American (especially American Jewish) pastime.
However, this year, with the first night of Chanukah on Wednesday, Dec. 1 (ack — just four and a half weeks away!) we Jews can be credited with ushering in the holiday season early this year.
In the coming month, I'll doubtless chime in with all sorts of tidbits about Chanukah, Christmas and the so-called "December Dilemma" many of us interfaith families face. But first, I am going to shill — yet again — for InterfaithFamily.com. I won't be nudging you anymore to vote for Ed Case for Jewish Community Hero (sadly, he didn't make the top five finalists). But, this time you can put your little mouse to work by filling out IFF's annual December Holiday Survey.
Yes, I know I just promoted the Jewish Outreach Institute survey, but this one is also important and gives you a chance to win a $500 American Express gift card (putting to shame that $100 Amazon card I didn't win). The survey asks about holiday observances, of course, but also all sorts of other questions aimed to help better serve you, and it does not take too much time to fill out. Just hurry: the deadline is Friday, Nov. 5!
Also on the chance-to-win-free-stuff-for-Chanukah front, one of my favorite bloggers, Homeshuling's Amy Meltzer, is raffling off a new children's book called "A Chanukah Noel" to all who post a comment on her blog "that tells us a little bit about either your relationship to Christmas as a child, or your own children's feelings about the holiday." Deadline for this is Sunday (as in Halloween!) so hurry!
On a related note, yesterday, while listening to "Fresh Air" (in between enduring important but seemingly endless WNYC fundraising pitches) I got to hear Stephen Colbert and Jon Stewart's brilliant "Can I Interest You In Chanukah?" For anyone who missed it last year (or who just wants to make the song a regular holiday tradition), check it out on YouTube. I'm trying to embed it, but my tech skills are pretty pathetic...
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DescriptionRockstacker was created with an elegant touch that used trail engineering to enable a spectacular and unlikely line, rather than to dumb down the terrain.
Some of Moab's trickiest and most intimidating rideable features are found in this short stretch of trail, including unbrakeably steep, sandy slabs; narrow, tall, scary drops; and technical, tight switchbacks through boulder gardens. Some of this is sited above serious consequences.
Begin by riding up the Amasa Back trail to the saddle just past the water pipe across the road. At the end of Rockstacker, you can ride up to rejoin this point and descend the way you came, or exit via Captain Ahab.
Continue out to the Amasa Back on two-track narrowing to singletrack. You'll have a low bluff on your right. As it comes to an end just before you get to the golden Navajo sandstone slickrock area that holds Pothole Arch, watch for a right spur.
This is the start of the Rockstacker trail. If you take the right turn and don't immediately run into a narrow, 5-foot, white sandstone mandatory drop next to a cliff wall, then you're in the wrong place. This feature will feel wildly out of character with just about everything you've seen so far.
Walk, ride and stare slack-jawed at the trail. At the end, you reach a junction where the choice is either down the sketchy, demanding, exposed Jackson singletrack, or up to rejoin the saddle from whence you came. Either way is a giggle-fest. Do them both!
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Jean-Guihen Queyras and the Prague Philharmonia under Jiri Belohlavek play Dvorak's...
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This is all about Dvorák's chamber music, and if you doubt me, just listen to the slow movement of the Cello Concerto: Jean-Guihen Queyras and the Prague Philharmonia in rapt communication...we're just eavesdroppers on an intimate conversation. In the outer movements Queyras's instinctive musicianship and ravishingly beautiful tone are bewitching, and Belohlávek follows every imaginative twist and turn in his soloist's phrasing; they're glued together like the finest ballroom dancers.
Better still is the coupling; the Dumky Trio with Isabelle Faust and Alexander Melnikov...and given my admiration for Faust's recording of Dvorák's Violin Concerto, I had high hopes - and they were gloriously fulfilled by a team whose warm-hearted generosity with Dvorák's lyrical gifts was matched by their uncanny ability to make even the most jolting of Dvorák's tempo changes feel as easy and natural as drawing breath. So when's Alexander Melnikov going to record the Piano Concerto? It's his turn, surely...I can't wait.
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Almost all of Canada's tar sands production has been shut down by a raging wildfire in Alberta's Fort McMurray region.
The massive wildfire that continues to burn in the Fort McMurray area of Alberta, Canada has been captured from space by NASA imaging satellites.
"July was the planet's warmest month on record, smashing old marks, U.S. weather officials said. And it's almost a dead certain lock that this year will beat last year as the warmest year on record, they said." Read the rest
Starring the lot of GOP 2016 contenders, Hillary adds a bit of entertainment to her campaign with this parody of climate change deniers in the form of a classic monster movie.
Many troubling stats about climate change's effect in the North Pole region are tucked into Newsweek's article on the geopolitical gold rush taking place up there. Read the rest
One of the largest icebergs on the planet, about six times the size of Manhattan, has separated from an Antarctic glacier and is floating out towards open ocean. The iceberg is named B-31, and is roughly 255 square miles (660 square km). Its estimated maximum thickness is 1,600 feet (487 meters). Last Fall, it broke off from the Pine Island Glacier. Researchers have been watching it drift away since then, via satellite.
"The ice island, named B31, will likely be swept up soon in the swift currents of the Southern Ocean, though it will be hard to track visually for the next six months as Antarctica heads into winter darkness," according to scientists at NASA's Earth Observatory monitoring its progress.
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My friend, former NPR colleague, and longtime journalism mentor Alex Chadwick has an incredible new radio documenting hitting the public radio airwaves this week. We're sharing it here on Boing Boing before it hits the radio-waves. I asked Alex to tell us a little about 'Rising Seas.' He explains:
The Rising Seas project grew out of an encounter at an MIT energy seminar almost a year ago. I met an Americanized Brit, Dr. Len Berry, from Florida Atlantic University in Boca Raton. He's been speaking forcefully and clearly about the threat that rising seas present. At the end of his talk, I asked if Miami is a viable city. He smiled and answered, 'well, it is right now'.Read the rest
And then I asked about the end of the century. He smiled again, but said nothing.
NOAA's Arctic division maintains a couple of webcams at the North Pole, and one of them is showing a pretty impressive meltwater lake forming around it. Previous years show small ponds forming and refreezing throughout the summer, but this year nearly all the snow in view of the camera has melted into a lake-sized slush.
Check out this time lapse video of the lake forming. Much more photos and videos from this year and previous years at NOAA's website. Read the rest
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Like most of the country, West Chester, PA is INSANELY hot and muggy right now.
In desperation, I connected a homemade swamp cooler (plastic bucket, bag of ice, electric fan) with a 3M positive-pressure welding helmet to make a: REFRIGERATED SPACE HELMET.
I think the next step is to switch to a battery-operated fan, put the cooler on a wagon, and then I can walk all around in delicious, frosty coolness.
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Snow and ice on the roof can be hazardous for crews attempting to remove it. Provide insulated boots, helmets, and gloves.
As the days get shorter, there is an urgent need to finish up roofing projects in the northern climates before winter shuts them down – not to mention the pressure to close in the building so other trades can do interior work.
To minimize leaks and other unwelcome surprises, keep the roof in the best shape possible before and after the worst of winter hits.
Guard against Damage
Set up a meeting with the general contractor and other trades to address important issues. First, identify the most critical aspects of the project, such as boiler rooms or electrical installations. Prioritize each and protect them accordingly.
Discuss storage and roof access. If sheet metal will be installed by someone other than the roofing contractor, establish coordination so metal work is completed without delay.
Install roof drains and hook them up to the storm sewers before roofing starts. Set roof drains into a sump (a depressed area with thinner insulation) so heat from the building will melt ice and snow at the drain first.
Next, determine who will decide when a temporary roof is necessary. If these were not part of the original bids, prepare documents to cover the costs of installing and removing these membranes. According to McGraw-Hill's Manual of Low Slope Roofing, temporary roofs are recommended when:
Remember to protect all roofing materials from the weather during storage and handling. Any materials that are susceptible to water damage or moisture retention should be covered or stored in a dry location until you're ready to install them. Likewise, identify moisture-sensitive materials and cover them with tarps or other water-resistant coverings. Make sure you protect any water-based adhesives or materials from freezing.
Guard against membrane punctures by specifying walkways around roof equipment, especially at roof hatches. Polyester-reinforced SBS cap sheets give outstanding puncture protection when used under sleepers on bituminous and modified bituminous roofs. Require anyone accessing the roof to sign in and document their presence to help eliminate puncture or abuse leaks.
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Generally, no one should be traipsing around on a roof in bad weather, but occasionally roof access is necessary. Single-ply membrane roofs can be very slippery when wet, and the lighter-colored ones won't melt ice very quickly compared to a dark-colored roof.
With the introduction of roof-mounted photovoltaics, there may be only narrow paths to navigate the roof, increasing the possibility of falling.
HVAC maintenance or repairing rooftop equipment both present possible hazards, and if the repairs affect building operations, access to the roof will be urgent. Keep in mind that wind damage or falling ice may result in electrical hazards.
Insulated boots, helmets, and gloves should be on hand for the emergency crews. If they must head up to the roof to remove snow or ice, request that they use plastic shovels and try not to damage the roof membrane.
Repairs to the membranes may also be necessary. Some thermoplastic membranes (specifically, PVC or TPO) can be heat welded if they do need a repair. However, the heat welders require electricity, and wet cables can be a hazard.
You may be better off to make emergency patches with asphalt mastic or peel-and-stick membrane, even though the mastic will contaminate the patch areas and must be cut out and replaced when the weather improves. For smooth, exposed single-ply membranes, duct tape will provide temporary protection until the worst is over.
BUR and modified bitumen membranes can be patched with a torching grade of polymer-modified bitumen. If you're planning this kind of repair, send your critical personnel to a Certified Torch Applicator Training Program (CERTA) course offered by NRCA or MRCA.
The easiest strategy of all: keep the drains clear of debris!
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Georgia born-and-raised chef Kevin Gillespie often draws from his experiences growing up in a Southern family. In fact, his latest restaurant, Revival, in Decatur, Ga., is a fresh take on the traditional, family-style Sunday dinner, with a focus on farm-raised and artisan-prepared ingredients. Below, Gillespie shares two anecdotes from celebrating the holidays in Georgia, along with two of his favorite holiday recipes that will make your dishes the talk of the table.
Brussels Sprouts Gratin
Brussels Sprouts Gratin is an interesting twist on a vegetable that is often under appreciated, especially in my house growing up. My mom always hated Brussels sprouts. They were taboo in our family. I hated them too, until I learned how to cook them.
The turning point was at Thanksgiving in 2009. I was determined to convert my mom into a Brussels sprouts fan.
The challenge was that I had to make something that could be baked in a crowded oven. One taste of this gratin and the whole family loved it. Now, it's a requested dish at almost every family function. My mom and dad even ask me to make it for potlucks they're going to, and they pass it off as their own.
You can prep ahead of time, so you're not doing all the work the morning of your holiday gathering. Start by making and pureeing the sauce, slicing the Brussels sprouts, and preparing the topping ahead of time. Refrigerate until you're ready to make the dish. Then, all you need to do is reheat the sauce, fold in the Brussels sprouts, assemble and bake.
You can get the entire Brussels Sprouts Gratin recipe on my website, along with some other holiday favorites.
Grilled Venison
Another great holiday recipe is grilled venison. If there was one theme from the holiday season growing up, it is this celebrated game meat.
The beginning of the holiday season always coincides with the best of deer season, and my dad usually takes a whole week off to hunt. Suffice to say, the Gillespie household always had venison on the table during the holidays.
My recipe for grilled venison is quite simple and calls for just five ingredients: two pounds of venison, one cup of extra virgin olive oil, two tablespoons chopped rosemary, two tablespoons chopped garlic and two tablespoons of espelette pepper or hot paprika.
Mix and marinate two pounds of venison for 8-24 hours. Boneless filet or backstrap are the preferred cuts. Heat a charcoal grill to medium-high.
Take the meat out of marinade, but don't wipe it off; just lightly shake it. Then, season the meat with salt and ground black pepper.
Grill for four minutes on each side or to rare/medium rare. Never overcook venison. Let rest for five minutes, and it's ready to serve.
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Also called Blue Lagoon, Oludeniz is a resort village in Fethiye. It's one of the most popularly photographed beach with amazingly blue ocean and beach and most of the time lands on the top 5 beaches in the world.
Oludeniz is along the 500kms Lycian Way walk.
Less than half an hour dolmush ride from Fethiye town at TL4.
Beautiful town, enticing blue beach and spectacular views - Oludeniz is a must-see, must-swim, must-visit.
Address: Oludeniz, Fethiye, Mugla, Turkey
Fethiye reminds most of us of; ÖLÜDENIZ. Ölüdeniz consists of two parts: First part is Belcekiz or Belcegiz which lies too long through the bay to the lagoon. This part is the wavy part of Ölüdeniz. The second part is the real Ölüdeniz with the lagoon inside. This part is the calm and shallow part. To enter blue lagoon you must pay 4TL pp. From Fethiye it's about 45 min by minibus. I have been here many years ago , it was totally wild, so I got a little bit dissapointed to see this comercialized version. Also the beach was full of benches and there was not much space to walk on the beach. It's pity :(
If you go to the Dalaman region of Turkey Olu Deniz is a must, you have to go there and experience the natural beauty of the Mountains and the lovely turquoise sea, and also you have to vist the the Blue Lagoon! It really is a must!
There is also a boat trip from Oludeniz and the boats take off from Belcekiz beach.This boat trip is one hour less than Fethiye-12 Islands trip and a little cheaper.You'll see other bays of Fethiye bay in this trip and also if the wind is not a problem you can also see Kelebekler Vadisi-Butterfly Valley.
As for me (I went both trips more than one) 12 Islands boat tour is more better.
When you walk through the Belcekiz beach you'll come to real oludeniz after you pass the foreland.Oludeniz is there like his name ''a sea without any waves;like a dead sea'' It is surrounded by the mountains and islands.The sea is warm and very pure.It's a pleasure to swim from Oludeniz beach to opposite coasts that is surrounded by the pine trees.
The beach is Olu Deniz main attraction. There is a small fee to get onto the beach, which when we were there was soooooo crowded and busy. My guess would be that it is like this most of the time!
The beach isnt sandy its shingle and the water is a beautiful turquoise colour from a distance and beautifully clear when you are there.
Its great for swimming and watersports.
I hated the town of Olu Deniz as its just so tacky and touristy - the beach is an ideal getaway!
It's literally the most beautiful beach i have ever been to. The water is still, warm, the beach is sandy and miniature pebbles, there are enormous quantities of pines, pam trees and olives all around, the colours of the sea are amazing...
There are several bars, toilettes, places to rent pedal boats, canoa and water sports cabin, also the beds and sunshade umbrellas are for rent - 3 million per piece!!!
Everything is so perfect, except for the sun that disappears quite soon (around 4.30 in October), behind the hill protecting the lagoon! But you can always pick your things up and move over to the other side of the beach. ;)
There are even ducks in the shade beside the water, in quiet corners!
Everything is so clean, neat and well kept.
To enter the lagoon, you have to pay the entrance fee of 2 million Turkish Liras (1 euro = 1,8 million, 1US$ = 1,5 million).
Here you can see it well from the air.
A wonderful lagoon and super touristy beaches.
Unfortunately I don't have any pictures of the lagoon itself since the boats are not allowed to enter anymore. We had to throw the anchor at the entrance an swim or take the dinghy to discover this awesome landscape...
If you've ever been in to a travel agent offering holidays to Turkey then you've probably seen pictures of Oludeniz. The colors of Oludeniz in the pictures could be attractive but it gets even crazier when you're there. To get to Oludeniz you'll need to get to Fethiye first, that's fairly easy from most cities and towns in Turkey. And from Fethiye take a minibus behind the post office, around 20 min you will be in this magnificent blue lagoon.
Address: Fethiye , Turkey
Directions: 12 km from Fethiye..
If you are going to Fethiye, I suggest you to stay a place which is near to Oludeniz since it is center of beatuies.Actually it does not need many words to describe it, the pictures are enough...
Address: Oludeniz, Fethiye
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Thanks for this page. I'll be travelling to Brunei this weekend.
This is one small country I always wanted to visit.
Nice Pages but I`ve never been attracted to visit this place. Those island holidays in SE always got my attention :D
No wonder Royal Sultanate of Brunei is one of the richest country! Many Indians also used to go there but as labours and few teachers.
Hi, Amazing travel page on Brunei. Your general tips are excellent. We would like to visit Bandar Seri Bagawan sometime in the future. ~ho & pang
Sounds to be an interesting place to visit. Thanks for sharing!
Great tips on a fascinating place. So you collect stamps as well as postcards. What else do you collect? Countries perhaps?
As you said few tourists come here so was really wonderful of you to share this info with us...
Most people in Europe know Brunei in the first place because of their stamps of because of Shell. Two weeks ago I met our friends who just came back from Brunei after a stay of some years.
I like to visit and this country in South East Asia. Its not so famous but looks very intersing place. volopolo
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Having transformed an awful nun's choir into disco-dancing divas, Deloris Van Cartier - a.k.a. Sister Mary Clarence, in the touring production of "Sister Act" now at the Marcus Center - has it out with the dour Mother Superior.
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Prime One Benefit220 W 19 Street New York New York 10010 Toronto, Other Canada
Prime One Benefit ripoff They promise me a credit card 1000 credit limit and took my 190 dollars Toronto Canada
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Later they send me a package to sign i read the package carefully and the contents did not describe what was offered to me I did not sign this agrement so I return the package and was to get back my money. Tthey told me the refund took 12weeks to process after 12 weeks I called again and they told me 16 weeks after 16 weeks I was told they could not help me with a refund the accounting department was to contact me.
It's now 20 weeks no one called me so I tried to call them and the phone number that i have been calling appears to be out of service i got ripped off. They were never consistent in their explanations it was always something different every time I called and I could never speak to a supervisor or a manager their was never one there.
I became supisious but could not do anything because this company they told me is in canada with a canadian area code they apprears to have a sister company in the state of New York but I could not get a phone number form them or the phone company could not locate a company with that name. Please tell me what to do from here, these people have to be stopped they are ripping off too many people what can I do.
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They had 2 call centres here in Toronto, one located at 60 St. Clair Avenue East, 3rd floor, and the other one was at 344 Bloor Street West, 5th floor. Both have been raided, as I reported both of them, and from what I remember they were shut down in 2003.
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Needs a crash bug fixs, i am going for that supplycrate, i get just past that pipe that get loose, i fall down, grab the pipe then boom, big crash, it also crash my pc as well so i have to manualy shutdown, so for now, waist of money until that have been fixt
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i completed the game without running into any bugs at all.but ive gotta say the game was a let down.it has potential but with the original developers giving up on the game it never got fully finished as you will realise when you complete it as they cut the story short.So i wouldnt really be that bothered about the game in my opinion.
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some may not get this bug and the bug may not be at the same spot as me, it can be in a complitly difrent plase
did you use the trainer thrue the game?
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Oh well......I was gonna get da game but it sounds like a waste to me, wash out
It's all in the......whoops!
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I really enjoyed the game but it felt as if it -was- cut too short, as is common these days, to tie in a sequel.
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Interstellar Travel By Colin McEnroe • Jan 23, 2013 Temari 09, Flickr Creative Commons When you think of all the things here on the ground that don't work right, the notion that we should consider traveling to other stars seems a little crazy. Employers Urged to Tackle Domestic Violence By Harriet Jones • Jan 22, 2013 Harriet Jones Advocates who work with domestic violence victims in Connecticut say many times the workplace can be a key to stopping abuse and saving lives. And they say many of the state's employers could be doing a whole lot more to help. The law firm of O'Brien Tanski and Young is located right in downtown Hartford. "We used to be a very open law firm. We didn't lock the door and people came and went without thinking." 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But just because this blanket of smog highlight's China's less-than-stellar air quality, that doesn't mean we've got the problem solved here at home. State's Democrats Continue Gun Control Push By Jeff Cohen • Jan 11, 2013 As Vice President Biden prepares to issue his gun safety recommendations to the president early next week, Connecticut Democrats are keeping the pressure on. WNPR's Jeff Cohen reports. Senators Richard Blumenthal and Chris Murphy say they've sent a letter to Biden, urging measures that would expand assault weapons bans, institute universal background checks for gun and ammunition purchase, and improve federal tracking of firearms. Providing Healthcare in Rural Communities By John Dankosky • Jan 7, 2013 Chion Wolf There are plenty of roadblocks to healthcare, especially if you're without insurance and money. But for many Americans, just finding a doctor can be difficult. Although nearly a quarter of the U.S. population lives in rural communities, only a one in ten physicians practice there....they have only a third as many specialists as cities. The population's older...it smokes more...and suffers from more accidental deaths. Advocate for the Homeless, Carol Walter, Dies At 53 By Lucy Nalpathanchil • Dec 28, 2012 Chion Wolf A well-known advocate for the homeless has passed away. Hartford's Colt Complex Gets New Tenant By Jeff Cohen • Dec 13, 2012 Jeff Cohen/WNPR The historic Colt complex in Hartford just got a new tenant. WNPR's Jeff Cohen reports. The Colt has been in development limbo for years, and it's gone through a series of developers. But things are looking up. Connecticut Health Council Launches By Jeff Cohen • Dec 12, 2012 Today was the launch of something called the Connecticut Health Council. As WNPR's Jeff Cohen reports, the council's ultimate goal is to attract new healthcare industry jobs to the state. 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More Time in School for Students in Three Districts By Jeff Cohen • Dec 3, 2012 Listen Listening... / Students in three Connecticut school districts will start having longer school days beginning next year. Governor Dannel Malloy joined U-S Education Secretary Arne Duncan and leaders from four other states to announce the initiative in Washington DC. He says Connecticut will use a mix of state and federal funding to help pay for an additional 300 hours of school time next year. Independent Filmmakers in Connecticut By John Dankosky • Dec 3, 2012 Chion Wolf The Sundance Film Festival just announced this year's lineup - and it's a record year for women. Eight of the sixteen films are directed by women, the most in the festivals 33 year history - the first time the entries have been split between male and female directors. So maybe females in the industry are making strides, but it's still a hard road for independents of any gender. 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Mystery shopping intrigued me so I signed up for a few companies. One of them was BARE International. I accepted and did a few assignments, mainly involving casual dining and banking evaluation. I did the same for other companies. I wanted to compare the experiences between the few I was signed up with. Other companies paid me on time as stated during the sign up times. But for 4 assignments done for BARE International, I waited two months before first check could be mailed to me. When I emailed BARE International twice to inquire about the 3 assignments I did, they told me that the check has been mailed. So I waited another and then called the manager. The manager responded with an email saying since the check is lost I have two options:
1) Wait 30 days before a stop payment can be submitted to the bank. During this period if the check is received, it will still be cashable. After 30 days, a stop payment can be submitted, $30 is the fee that will be deducted from the total of my check.
2) Wait for 6 months. A new check will be sent to me after this date and no stop payment fee will apply.
This is clearly a rip off as we as evaluaters are asked to have the report turned in on time, usually within 24 hours of doing the evaluation. But on their side, the company can take as many days as they wish to pay or reimburse back. And if the check is lost they deduct the payment if you request it within 30 days or you have to wait 6 months to get paid.
So, as an experienced mystery shopper, I would say stay away from BARE International and work with other mystery shopping companies who pay on time. Some of the companies that paid on time are: (((competitors' names redacted))) to name a few.sorry, allowing you to give a competitors name would instigate others to just file against their competition, to only come back later to suggest their company, ..plus, if you post a competitors name more than likely they will show up on search engines as a Rip-off! - - your comments on this policy are welcome. CLICK here to see why Rip-off Report, as a matter of policy, deleted either a phone number, link or e-mail address from this Report. In this case we removed an alleged competitors name
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AUTHOR: Bare International Senior Managemen - (United States of America)
SUBMITTED: Monday, March 21, 2011POSTED: Monday, March 21, 2011
Bare International is a successful and credible business that has been a leader in the consumer research industry for the last 24 years. Bare currently works with hundreds of prominent clients across numerous industries, exceeding over 30,000 evaluations per month around the world.
Our customer service exceeds industry standards. Bare can be contacted by phone at 1-800-296-6699 or by email at email@example.com. You can learn more about us and about becoming an evaluator or client at www.bareinternational.com.
Bare International pays all evaluator fees on a 30-day net cycle. Checks are usually prepared and sent on approximately the 20th of each month and one payment is usually issued for all services rendered during the previous month.
While Bare's policy is to wait six months to reissue a lost or misplaced check at no cost to the evaluator (because this is the amount of time that must pass before an issued check becomes uncashable - our financial institution's policy), the evaluator also has the option to stop payment on the lost/misplaced check and have it reissued as soon as administratively possible. If this option is selected, the stop payment fee (usually $25-35) is deducted from the evaluator's payment. Professional evaluators must remember they are not Bare employees, therefore this is not the same as wages being "docked."
Another option and one that we highly recommend to all evaluators is to opt for electronic funds transfer and have payments automatically deposited into their account of choice. Electronic funds transfer is available at no cost to the evaluator and eliminates all concern of checks being lost in the mail. Registered evaluators need only sign into their Bare account and access their profile to securely and safely input their account information (the process is similar to an employer's direct deposit benefit through payroll).
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