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"Arse wine" and other branding victories...
My word but the drinks world has been a busy place this last month, says Musty, fanning herself hysterically like a character from a Tennessee Williams play. As spring arrives in the northern hemisphere and seasonal Easter missiles rain down on Bethlehem, not one, but two giant wine brands have chosen to rebrand themselves. Hold the front page! Truly, the marketing sap is running again.
Black Tower and Mateus Rose, two mega-brands from the 1970s, have each got fancy new bottles and labels, with bright shiny press releases to back them up. No doubting the sort of big bucks that have been spent on these rebranding exercises, though Musty has to say that the whole episode would be more impressive were it not for the fact that the contents of each bottle remain unchanged. After all, as Musty's dear departed father used to say, "you can wrap a pig in a fur coat but he'll still taste of bacon."
Mind you, at least those two wines, whatever their faults, have serviceable brand names. Musty remembers the story of an unsuspecting Spanish winery a few years ago which wanted to make a young, fruity modern-style red wine to go with their more traditional aged offering. The aged wine was called Añares, and the winery wanted a name that was similar to round off the portfolio. After much thought they settled on Añal…
The name would have been bad enough even spelt correctly, but it was rendered positively offensive by the tendency for the accent to fall off the 'n' in emailed press releases."The wine was fine," said one of the first journalists to try the prototype, "but I don't think they appreciated my asking them which end I was meant to drink it."
Nor are such innocent mishaps a thing of the past. Why, Musty can think of a whole range of wines from Bodegas y Bebidas (Spanish again!) which proudly have the words Ars Vinum on the label.
Now, two thousand years ago, when rather more people spoke Latin, such admirable sentiments (strength through wine) may have been a big seller. But for your average English speaker it looks very much like 'Arse wine', which is not quite so appealing - especially at £30 a bottle. The latest wine in the Arse series is a very good super premium Rioja (or should that be Rear-oja) that has spent two years ageing in wood. In butts, presumably.
No such problems for Jack Daniels, which remains, rather mysteriously, one of the world's most recognisable brand names. Now, evidently feeling they've mastered the art of whiskey production, those clever chaps from Tennessee have set about expanding their range with a 'JD-flavoured malt beverage' in conjunction with Miller brewing.
The drink is officially aimed at 21- to 30-year-olds everywhere (yeah, right!), which must be why Musty finds the thought of it so repellent. After all, if Musty wanted a whiskey chaser and a beer, she'd order them separately - and neither of them would be a JD or a Miller.
Still, she's sure it will be very popular with pubescent teenagers who don't know any better.
More odd mixes in the pipeline, this time from Coca-Cola who are developing plans for a vanilla-flavoured version of their ubiquitous fizz. Given that the last flavour tinkering of Classic Coke proved about as popular as Yasser Arafat at a Bar Mitzvah, Musty is surprised that the Big C is even thinking about messing with the recipe again. Then, further down the press reports she read that Americans "routinely add shots of vanilla syrup to the drink to add sweetness" and her suspicions were aroused still further. Adding sweetness? To Coke? Surely that's like adding jalapeno peppers to a vindaloo curry. No, the whole thing was too ridiculous to be true - and surely no coincidence that the story broke on April 1st.
One story which sounds so ridiculous it ought to be an April Fool, but isn't because it broke weeks before April 1, is the Amazing Case of The Terrorist and the Portuguese Table Wine. If it sounds like a highly convoluted Victorian detective thriller, the reality is hardly any less plausible. Apparently, Herdade do Esporao, from the Alentejo region, has withdrawn 12,000 bottles of its 1999 Tinto Reserva because the bearded, turbanned figure on the label is reckoned to look too much like Osama bin Laden. No, really…
Finally, since we're in a semi-political mood, Musty has wasted a few minutes to come up with some anagrams of the world's most famous… Starting with the wrecker of Portuguese wine labels.
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I used honey ham instead of smoked, since that's what I had, and it was great. I also added a little bit of dried basil with the pepper. Thanks for a yummy recipe!
We loved it ! Tasty, delicious and easy - thank you for sharing.
For an adaption usin the same ingredients except a single slice of ham, do this: slice each long roll into 6 pieces for a delightful finger food. (No bake) -Jeannie from Colorado
This is a goota try over Easter Weekend. What a great change from the Asparagus rolls using bread slices.
I Love these I discovered them just recently I'm on a diet and these fit the bill perfectly a little protein, veggies, they are perfect. To give them a little more flavor I add either ranch dressing mix powder or garlic salt. It is really good then!!
try this with marinated asparagus (found in a jar in any supermarket)spread cream cheese on a more spicy deli meat like....cappicola ...you will not be disapointed
This made a very pretty presentation on my appetizer buffet. Even at room temp, the flavors are excellent. I only used one slice of ham per asparagus and liked that salty balance with the freshness of the asparagus.
We tried this today as a side along with dinner. I used prosciutto. We were not too fond of the whole combination of flavours. The cream cheese didn't really enhance the flavours of the prosciutto or the asparagus. It was okay, but we probably won't make it again. Thanks for the submission though.
This is a tasty way to prepare asparagus! The slight smoky flavor of the ham goes well with the cream cheese and asparagus. I used only one slice of ham per spear because my asparagus was very small. I cooked this on a baking stone and it was delicious! Be sure to place the edge of the ham on the bottom. Otherwise it will cook too much and be hard. DH and I really enjoyed this! I think this would be great for a brunch or light luncheon. It was still tasty at room temp. Thanks Watermelon!


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Did anyone gain a few pounds in their first 2 weeks of the Primal Plan?
I have followed the plan strictly and I have gained 3.4 pounds in 2 weeks.
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Did anyone gain a few pounds in their first 2 weeks of the Primal Plan?
I have followed the plan strictly and I have gained 3.4 pounds in 2 weeks.
Welcome MI Primal! I'm in Chicago but lots of relatives up and down the mitten (especially the Traverse City area). Some people gain weight right off the bat, but it depends where your weight is already (if you need to gain or lose). I didn't lose much at first--just needed to let the body adjust, then it came off effortlessly. It was about a 3 week adjustment for me. Stick with it, don't hog down too many nuts (that stalled me in the beginning, but I felt like I needed to snack, but don't anymore), and keep moving. Good luck.
Thanks for the Welcome and thanks for the encouragement. I need to lose. I will take your advice on the nuts and stick with it. Perhaps I won't weigh myself until the end of the 3rd week.
Thanks Again!
Once you are fat-adapted you will be able to stop snacking and have normal hunger cues. The exactly when and exactly how are up to you.
To echo the above post, my experience was the same!
I gained a slight bit of weight at first because I wasn't efficient at using fat as fuel and frequently snacked. Nuts every day. But within six weeks it all began to change and I just wasn't hungry as much. The liver helped a ton, filling my body with nutrition that had been lacking my whole life. And a HUGE turning point was increasing my protein to about a pound a day. These days I only eat once or twice a day. Now only nuts once a week. Nuts really are fattening if abused! Happy journeys, I'm three years in and have just given up coffee, and feel pretty good - most of the time. Except for being an overworked cranky-pants with a pet raincloud.
Awesome. Thank you for the advice. I feel so much better. Three years is great, congratulations!
I needed to read all of these replies! MI Primal, I'm like you and have been going at this since the beginning of this month and really haven't felt the amazing effects that I hear being raved about. I've lost weight, but only 4 lbs, which is not really what I was expecting, especially after cutting out basically all of the crap out of my diet! I'm starting the 21-day total body transformation on Feb 1st with a friend, so I'm hoping that by focusing on just that, I can get my body on track. I'm willing to wait 6 weeks if it means that this is finally going to start happening and not feel like a fruitless venture. Good luck!!
I have been at this for almost 2 months now. When I started I was 128.2, today I am at 129. However, I took pictures in the beginning, and again yesterday, and looking at them, there is an obvious difference. I have lost nearly an inch at the waist, and almost two at the belly button. I have started working out, and am getting more energy, and starting to build a little muscle.
Don't obsess too much over the scale, as you can retain water, or be building muscle. It's going to take some time, but it is definitely worth it.
Try doing a leptin reset,
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College football Saturdays are back, so let's stop and ponder a journalism mystery linked to the new football coaching regime at the University of Virginia.
The feature at The Daily Progress in Charlottesville is pretty direct, starting with the headline: "Part of the Bronco way is no work on Sunday."
Bronco is not a reference to a mascot, in Wahoo land, but to the school's new head coach -- Bronco Mendenhall. Things are not off to a good start there, so times are a bit tense. Here is the overture:
The day after Virginia's season-opening loss to Richmond, Ruffin McNeill, the team's associate head coach and defensive line coach, did what he's always done. He got up and went to work Sunday morning.
Problem was, when McNeill reached the McCue Center, home of Wahoo football, nobody was there. He went home, came back later, and nobody was there.
Cavaliers coach Bronco Mendenhall told everyone in the program that his philosophy has always been to take Sunday off during the season, and come back refreshed on Monday. McNeill didn't believe it.
"Coach Ruff went back home and told his wife Erlene, they're really not there," Mendenhall chuckled during his weekly press conference on Monday. "He thought the BYU staff was just tricking him."
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Since Amarillo High entered Saturday's District 3-5A volleyball opener against Tascosa with more than 20 victories, it certainly had nothing to prove to anyone else.
Instead, the Sandies felt like they had to prove something to themselves.
With that focus in mind, Amarillo High produced a solid 15-9, 15-10 victory against the Rebels to avenge a loss from two weeks ago in the championship match of the Amarillo Invitational.
"It's not so much that we beat them," Amarillo High senior setter Abby Whittenburg said. "It's that this is the game we finally started clicking and jelling as a team."
The fact that it gave Amarillo High (22-4 overall) a 1-0 record in 3-5A is no small matter, either. Tascosa (23-3, 0-1) proved it would be a worthy adversary of the defending 5A state champion Sandies with its win two weeks ago, and didn't play a bad match Saturday in the Amarillo High Activity Center.
However, the Rebels didn't produce enough offense or enough of a block to throw off Amarillo High. The Rebels did close big deficits during both games - much like they did while winning the tournament match against AHS - but found out they couldn't reproduce their comeback magic from that victory.
"Our timing was off offensively," said Tascosa coach Carrie Slechta, who is trying to win her third district title in four years. "All the hitters were frustrated; (setter) Shawna Tiffin was frustrated. Out of (26) matches, this is the first day we've had bad timing and it's going to happen. We have to continue to try to battle through it and pick up other parts of our game to work it out."
Tascosa had 23 kills as a team - six each by Georgia Moore and Amy Hayes - and three team blocks, which didn't do enough to blunt an Amarillo High attack which produced 36 kills. AHS was led by 12 apiece from Kendra Morgan and Brie Vaughan. Beth Skypala also had six kills, five coming in the second game.
Amarillo High was particularly effective getting its offense started against the Tascosa serve. Of the 34 sideouts earned by Amarillo High, 18 came on direct attacks off service-receive.
"We've been working in practice, just running plays and running plays," Vaughan said. "We do a lot of drills and the hitters are just swinging as hard as they can so our defense can't get points so you don't have to run after practice. That teaches us to swing aggressively all the time and that's what we did out there.
"We took our drills from practice and just used them out on the court. We were just swinging at everything."
Amarillo High head coach Jan Barker agreed that the team's offense was clicking.
She credited the attackers and Whittenburg for that, but also said to not forget the team's defensive effort. In addition to the eight team blocks, the Sandies had 33 digs as a team and kept some rallies going with sprawling defensive efforts.
"We were really on offensively," Barker said. "But they wouldn't have been able to do that had our defense not been on. This is the best defensive match we've had all year long."
Edee Blasingame, Tisha Schwartz and Morgan all had six digs, while Vaughan had five. Skypala and Whittenburg had three each and two digs were provided by both Brittany Daniel and Candy Fletcher.
Still, it wasn't easy. Tascosa cut a 9-3 deficit in the first game to 10-9 before Amarillo High closed it out by scoring on its final four rotations.
In the second, the Rebels fought back from 13-7 down to 13-10 with three points on Jenny McClain's serve - kills by Amy Hayes and Megan Moore and a block by Moore and Lindsay Worden.
But Morgan got the ball back for AHS with a kill on a perfect attack off serve-receive, and then served out the match with an ace and a block by Whittenburg and Vaughan.
"They were so together as a team," Barker said of the effort, before touching on the tournament loss. "It made us have to really go back and look at what we were doing and what we weren't doing. We made some changes in the way we practice and the things we were doing on the court and I think the girls have really bough into what we're doing now.
"They decided that they were capable of a whole lot more than what they were showing. They knew they needed to come out and win this one."
Likewise, Slechta knows it is paramount now that her team remembers it had won 13 straight matches heading into Saturday's showdown with AHS for a reason.
"The girls did get frustrated," she said. "They were coming out with the intent to reproduce what they did two weeks ago and when they realized they weren't having their best game day, they got frustrated with themselves and that's something they haven't done all year. It did hurt us and I think they learned from that.
"The last thing we talked about was to make sure we take care of business all through district."
That task begins Tuesday with a tough match against Lubbock Coronado. But if the Rebels can take care of that encounter - they beat Coronado 15-6, 15-6 in the Amarillo Invitational - then the Oct. 12 re-match against Amarillo High could go a long way toward the 3-5A championship.
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The West Texas A&M baseball team returns home today, Saturday and Sunday, hosting New Mexico Highlands and Texas A&M-International in a Division II South Central regional weekend at Wilder Park in Canyon.
The Buffs (6-2) open the busy weekend facing Highlands (3-4) in a single game at 5 p.m. Friday, and then the two meet in a doubleheader at 1 p.m. Saturday.
WT closes out its four-game weekend with a 1 p.m. Sunday game against Texas A&M-International.
Leading the offense for the Buffs is reigning Co-Lone Star Conference Player of the Week senior outfielder Tyler McKnight, who has a team-high 15 hits and a .429 batting average. Junior designated hitter Dylan Dyson leads WT in batting average at .500 (9-for-18).
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Generation Vet: Composition, Veterans, and the Post-911 University Since the "Post-9/11" GI Bill, intended to subsidize tuition for veterans of Iraq and Afghanistan, passed in 2009, colleges and universities have been preparing for a potential 25% increase in the number of vets attending their institutions. Significant preparation is, indeed, necessary: According to a 2009 ACE survey, only 57% of all colleges and universities provided services for vets, and only 40% offered faculty training for working with vets. Composition classes are an important location for addressing these pedagogical and administrative issues, and the presence of veterans in our composition classrooms presents both opportunities and challenges that demand our attention.
Yet there is a paucity of scholarship that addresses the needs and interests of vets enrolled in today's composition courses. We need a greater understanding of the literacy expectations and experiences vets bring to campus, particularly as they transition from active duty to student status. This collection will address these issues. Possible topics might include but are not limited to: Transitional Literacies: What do we need to know about the literacy practices most common for active military personnel? How do those literacy practices inform student-veterans' approaches to and processes of composing as they transition to college writing? How can writing teacher/scholars negotiate the common challenges that veterans face during their transition from active duty, such as changing family relationships, shifting experiences of authority and leadership, and the feelings of alienation as veterans are placed in classes with students of traditional age and faculty whose political perspectives may be radically different from veterans'? Life-Writing and Autoethnography: How might writing about the experiences of war or of returning from war assist the veteran writer in transitioning to civilian life? How might autoethnographic writing help student-veterans place themselves and their experiences against the backdrop of culture and history? At the same time, what are the risks of such writing for student and faculty alike, and what supports are needed for student-veterans who, having been invited to do so, lay bare their experiences, often to the shock of civilian faculty and students? What professional development might faculty need to understand the ethical implications of writing thus invited and composed? What are the best forms of life-writing assignments for student-veteran audiences?
The "Signature Wounds" of Iraq and Afghanistan Wars: What do writing teachers need to know about Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) and Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)? How might these conditions affect cognitive processes, interpersonal communication skills, etc.? What pedagogical approaches best address the needs of students experiencing TBI or PTSD?
Collaborations with Veterans Services Offices in the University/College and Community: Given that 94% of student veterans who have an active mentor are more likely to "succeed" or complete the curriculum they are enrolled in, collaboration between institutional programs is essential. As more post-secondary institutions develop programs for student-veterans, what kinds of productive collaborations can compositionists forge with those offices? What are the advantages of veteran-designated writing courses? How might compositionists contribute to faculty development regarding veteran populations? What are the intersections between student-veterans' needs and those of the general adult student population?
Gender,Sexuality, Race and Class: How can compositionists identify and address the educational needs of the 18% of veterans who are women? How can GLBT students and faculty negotiate queerness, given the current political climate surrounding the revocation of "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" policies? Since military recruits are drawn overwhelmingly from the South and from rural areas and that both African-American and Latino/a students are statistically over-represented in the military, how do issues of race and class impact student-veterans' educational experiences? How can composition teacher/scholars develop curricula and pedagogies that address the needs and best interests of first-generation student-veterans? Multimodal Composition: How might emerging forms of text production and circulation offer new opportunities for student-veteran writers? To what extent have student veterans already used multimodal composing processes while on active duty? Might multimodal composing processes provide a generational link between civilian and veteran student audiences? How might technology and multimodal composition help to bridge instructional gaps when veterans are deployed midsemester?
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Pyotr Alexandrovich Blinov (Russian: Пётр Алекса́ндрович Блино́в; Pekshur village, Uvinsky District, Udmurtia December 30 [O.S. December 17] 1913 – near Smolensk, January 7, 1942) was a Soviet Udmurt writer and journalist.
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Creamy Fennel and Leek Soup
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Prep 20 mins
Cook 25 mins
If you've never cooked with fennel, try it! Its flavour really is unique. This is a deliciously flavoursome soup blending herbs and spices with fennel and leeks. Fennel has long been a central ingredient in many Asian (it's a main component in the Chinese five spice powder), Middle Eastern and European dishes. In the Middle Ages, its popularity spread northward from the Mediterranean area, where it still features in many pasta dishes. This soup is suitable both for day-to-day meals and for dinner parties. To keep it strictly vegetarian, make it with a vegetable stock. For the best results, use a really good stock, preferably home-made. This soup is best made in a large, deep (preferably non-stick) sauté pan with a lid. Next time I make it, I'm going to substitute a cup of wine for one of the cups of stock, adding it during the 15 minutes while the soup is simmering.
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- 30 g unsalted butter
- 2 large fennel bulbs, thinly sliced
- 3 leeks, thoroughly washed, 2 thinly sliced, and 1 cut in half lengthways, and then cut into 4cm strips (for garnish)
- 3 garlic cloves, finely chopped
- 4 cups chicken stock or 4 cups vegetable stock
- 2 rosemary sprigs
- 1⁄3 teaspoon dried thyme
- 1⁄8 teaspoon ground nutmeg
- 1⁄3 cup sour cream, low fat is fine
- 1⁄4 cup parmesan cheese, freshly grated
- salt & freshly ground black pepper, to taste
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 1 cup sour cream, low fat is fine, to garnish
- 1⁄2 cup parmesan cheese, freshly grated, to garnish
- Heat the butter in a large, deep (preferably non-stick) sauté pan, over a medium heat, add the sliced fennel (NOT the strips of fennel), sliced leek and finely chopped garlic, and sauté, while stirring occasionally, for 3-4 minutes or until the fennel, leeks and garlic are beginning to soften.
- Remove from the heat, and set aside.
- In a large pot, heat the stock, add the rosemary sprigs, thyme and nutmeg and bring to the boil.
- Simmer over a low heat for about 15 minutes.
- Remove the rosemary sprigs.
- Add the fennel, leek and garlic mixture to the pot, and stir to combine all the ingredients.
- Set the pan in which the fennel, leek and garlic were sautéed aside, for re-use later.
- Allow the soup to cool slightly (10 minutes cooling time should be ample), then blend it in batches in a blender or food processor until smooth.
- As each batch is blended, pour the blended soup into another pot or pan, perhaps the deep pan used earlier to sauté the fennel, leeks and garlic.
- Once all of the soup has been blended, stir it to ensure that it is of an even consistency (inevitably some batches were probably thinner than others).
- Stir the sour cream and the 1/4 cup of parmesan into the soup.
- Reheat the soup over a medium heat until it is hot, but do not allow it to come to the boil.
- Season to taste with salt and freshly ground black pepper.
- Turn off the heat and leave the soup covered so that it stays warm.
- In a small non-stick pan, heat the oil, and sauté the extra leek for 2-3 minutes, or until softened but not browned.
- Ladle the soup into warm soup bowls and top with the sautéed leek.
- Garnish with the extra parmesan and sour cream, and serve immediately with warm crusty rolls.
- Chef's Note: Since posting this recipe, and since last making this soup, I have found and posted a fabulous recipe for vegetable, quite unlike others I have used in the past: Vegetable Stock Recipe #135453.
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We are dairy free so we made this creamy by adding 1 cup of organic cashews when we blended it. We own a Blendtec so it was a smooth puree. Delicious recipe! We will keep this in our recipe box!
This is an excellent soup. I like that it does not have potatoes. I made it the first time with just butter, the leeks and fennel and herbs. I didn't have sour cream or Parmesan. I was surprised at how silky it turned out without any cream. Now I just make it the same way because everyone loved it! Thanks for sharing. Oh, the 4 stars is because I just throw all ingredients in the pot until the veggies are soft, then add the broth and simmer instead of using the more complex set of steps.
I made this last night and it was great, I added red pepper flakes and garlic to the leeks and fennel to give a little kick. Didn't use the extra sour cream for garnish and I used vegetable broth to try and bring down the calories! I made the 6 serving recipe and it served 2 for dinner. I'll be making thia again, great taste and easy to make. I also used an emersion blender.


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NEW YORK - "Providence" makes a show of being warm and fuzzy, quirky yet uplifting. But its underlying message could give us viewers the willies: We are all held captive in life . . . we are powerless to escape our fate . . . and we don't care.
As if that weren't unsettling enough, we soon realize we also are powerless to turn away from "Providence." No wonder it's shaping up as a hit.
When it debuted Jan. 8, this you-must-go-home-again folderol drew an audience of 19.4 million viewers - the most-watched premiere by an NBC drama since "ER" four seasons ago. In its own notable way, this is the worst new series in years. Please understand, "Providence" (which airs at 7 p.m. in Amarillo Friday) isn't bad in the manner of "Hey, let's just switch over to T.G.I.F."
Melina Kanakaredes is the dark-haired sylph who plays Dr. Sydney Hansen, a healer with the skill of Dr. Christiaan Barnard and the soul of Clara Barton. Except that, when the series began, Sydney was a Beverly Hills plastic surgeon shacking up with a rich agent in a beachfront Malibu estate.
She flies home to Providence, R.I., for the wedding of her sister. But at the ceremony, her domineering mother goes into a prim little swoon and dies on the spot.
After the funeral, Syd returns to her California manse, where she catches her boyfriend in the shower lathered up with another man. Aghast, she flees her empty lifestyle and career (movie people and breast enhancements were beneath her, anyhow!). She relocates to Providence and moves in with her father, her still-unwed sister and her sister's newborn child. As well as the animals downstairs, where her kindly old dad (former "M.A.S.H" doc Mike Farrell) has his veterinary office.
Thus, in little more than the blink of an eye, Syd has written off a relationship and, presumably some friends, as well as patients, a fancy office, and her best shot at independence - as if none of it had ever existed. But if all this seems rash, and not only rash, but also defeatist, and not only defeatist, but also preposterous, Sydney seems blissfully clueless. "I realized you can never escape where you're from," she says in her narration, putting a blithe spin on preordination's bleakness.
Now, as if she'd never left her pristine, sun-dappled Providence, Sydney resumes her former life. This is a life with her goofy, self-absorbed sister (played by Paula Cale). With her cute but ne'er-do-well brother (Seth Peterson). With her father, whose lavish attention to sick animals sometimes goes to extremes (feeling lonely one night, the grieving widower brings several dogs upstairs to his bedroom to sack out with him).
It's a life Sydney lives even with her dead mother, who, played with witchy brio by Concetta Tomei, stalks her in her dreams. "That's my job these days, darling," says Ghost Mom, taking a drag off her ever-present cigarette - "saving you from yourself." Arrrrgggggggh! This isn't divine intervention, this is a nightmare! But don't tell Sydney, who takes a certain dizzy comfort from these visitations.
Ill-conceived and written worse than that, "Providence" is an impossible marriage of "Dr. Quinn" and "Picket Fences." Desperate to establish itself as reassuring and heartwarming, it makes an ironclad case as being anything but.
And despite her star-is-born luminescence, Kanakaredes is stuck playing a heroine who has given up without even knowing it.
In this week's episode, Sydney treats a girl suffering from chronic shortness of breath. If Syd had her wits about her, she, too, would be suffering. We viewers sure do. This town, this family would suffocate anyone. And yet we, like Sydney, are held prisoner in Providence. Helpless, gasping, we stay tuned, to see what bit of hokum happens next.
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Dr. Layne has been a practicing audiologist for more than 25 years. She is a Fellow of the American Academy of Audiology and the American Hearing Aid Association. She is also a member of the Academy of Doctors of Audiology. Dr. Layne has served on the Executive Council of the National Hearing Conservation Association, which has awarded her the Threadgill Award for Outstanding Service and the President's Award for Distinguished Service. She is an editor of the Noise Manual and past editor of Spectrum, the Journal of the National Hearing Conservation Association. In 2009, she received the President's Award from the American Hearing Aid Association, given yearly to an audiology practice that shows exceptional performance and growth.
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Dr. Matt Lewandowski joined Marty Layne Audiology in June of 2012 after completing his Doctorate in Audiology at Central Michigan University. His areas of specialty included hearing aid selection and fitting and tinnitus management. We welcome Matt to the practice! He is looking forward to settling in Maine, and to meeting our current and future clients.
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Where you purchase your hearing instruments really does matter! Since 1995, our professional audiology practice has provided hearing tests, hearing aids and other hearing assistance to more than 6,000 people in southern Maine. We emphasize treating our clients well, and we stay current on professional audiology treatments for hearing loss. Our office started in Scarborough, Maine, and we now have a Kennebunk location as well. In each location, we welcome you to the same friendly and professional service.
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Pierre Van Dormael
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|Pierre Van Dormael
24 May 1952
Brussels, Belgium
|3 September 2008
(aged 56)
Brussels, Belgium
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|Years active
Pierre Van Dormael (24 May 1952 – 3 September 2008), born in Brussels, Uccle, was a Belgian musician and composer.
In 1988, he played with the James Baldwin Project with a.o. David Linx and Deborah Brown (vocalists), Slide Hampton (trombone), Diederik Wissels (piano), Bob Stewart (tuba) and Michel Hatzigeorgiou (bass). Van Dormael was also a member of Nasa Na Band, a jazz band known as the precursor of Aka Moon. He also made soundtracks for films directed by his brother Jaco Van Dormael (Toto le Héros, Le Huitième Jour, Mr. Nobody). In 2007, he received the Belgian Golden Django Award. Posthumously he received the Magritte Award for Best Original Score for his work in Mr. Nobody.
He died from cancer at age 56, on 3 September 2008.
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Modern Apartment in Angel + Xbox
Size39 m²
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- Kitchen
- Washer/dryer
- Suitable for events
- Internet/WiFi
- Towels
- Baby cot
|Upper St, N1 1RQ London, United Kingdom
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The apartment features a comfortable bedroom with a double bed, and a lounge with a sofa bed. There is a flat-screen satellite TV, Xbox 360, iPod dock and a DVD player. The fully-equipped kitchen includes a washing machine, and the bathroom includes a walk-in shower.
Highbury & Islington Tube Station is just a 5-minute walk away. King's Cross St Pancras Train Station is just a 5-minute journey via Tube for the Eurostar and connections to Heathrow Airport. Numerous 24-hour bus routes service the West End and Trafalgar Square.
The surrounding neighbourhood boasts a variety of trendy bars, traditional pubs, live music venues and clubs. Colourful Camden Town is just a 15-minute journey via Tube.
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One day before travelling there was a supposed problem with the flat and we found us without apartment 24 hours before travelling.
It was disgusting for us, more when we see that the apartment turn available another time for the same period, but with a different capacity (only for 4 people instead of 5).
Bad experience in my case, but money was refunded very fast without problems.
The appartment was very nice and cosy, closely located to bus and underground stations. Many nice restaurants nearby. Supermarkets "around the corner". Ideal homebase to explore London. Paul was a supportive host keeping all promises stated in the description. Would definitely book again.
Really liked the place, exactly like pictures and Paul was really accommodating to our needs (we had to check-in fairly late). The sofa is really comfortable! Spent lots of time relaxing there! Recommended!
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Very cosy apartment and splendid communication with the host. For us (3 adults and 2 youths) it was perfect, but maybe five grownups would have found it too small. There was a kind woman, Irina, who gave info about
the flat and reached over the keys, although we came with a late flight. She had to wait for us for a long time, but didn't complain at all, but was just very service minded. Thanks a lot! Will certainly recommend you!
The apartment conveniently located and comfortable, in a neighborhood full of pub's and restaurants. A good place to repeat. The woman who greeted us was very friendly at all times.
Paulo is lovely. It has been diligent in our welfare. The apartment was lovely. It was taken the utmost care to detail. The ideal district, was close to any point of interest and close communication with two metro lines. In summary, Paulo, when we return to London back for sure. to your apartment.
Paulo es encantador. Se ha preocupado en todo momento de nuestro bienestar. El apartamento era precioso. Estaba cuidado al máximo hasta el mínimo detalle. El barrio ideal, estaba cerca de cualquier punto de interes y con comunicación cercana con dos líneas de metro. En resumen, Paulo, cuando regresemos a Londres volveremos seguro. a tu apartamento.
Owner Paul has always responded very quickly to ask. The Uber given on arrival go smoothly. Curr clean, close to the metro. Went with my 4 kids there and the place was enough to sleep. Shopping and restaurants in the street.
Find a Cur book through Wimdu difficult than in some others.
Vermieter Paul hat bei fragen immer sehr schnell geantwortet. Die Ubergabe bei Ankunft reibungslos verlaufen. Whg. sauber, nah an den Metro. War mit meine 4 Kinder dort und der Platz hat zum schlafen ausgereicht. Einkauf-und Restaurants in der Strasse.
Finde eine Whg. buchen über Wimdu schwieriger als bei manchen anderen.
Super apartment, everything is there, even coffee and cocoa powder!
You feel welcomed by all these facilities (olive / salt / vinegar oil ...) at our disposal.
The decor is nice, this small 3 apts are lovely.
0 some small not a great bakery / bar, cool restaurants and shops a little further ... in short, everything is there and even a bus stop (19) which takes you in 20 short minutes in the center of London, side of Covent Garden and co.
Paul is really nice, we have not met in person but the discussions were very enjoyable.
We highly recommend this apartment and when we next stay in London, we'll be back!
Super appartement, tout est là, même du café et de la poudre de cacao !!!
On s'y sent accueilli par toutes ces facilités (huile d'olive/sel/vinaigre...) à notre disposition.
La déco est sympa, ce petit immeuble de 3 apparts est charmant.
0 quelques petits pas une super boulangerie/bar, de chouettes restos et les boutiques un peu plus loin...bref tout est là et même un arrêt de bus(le 19) qui vous mène en 20 petites minutes dans le centre de Londres, du côté de Covent garden and co.
Paul est vraiment sympathique, nous ne l'avons pas rencontré en personne mais les échanges ont été très agréables.
Nous recommandons vivement cet appartement et lors de notre prochain séjours sur Londres, nous y retournerons !
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Trulli Detached, separate entrance, in a property
from €65/Night (rates)
4 people
2 bedrooms
6 roomsLiveable floor area : 70m²
Ground surface : 2 ha
2 bedrooms
6 roomsLiveable floor area : 70m²
Ground surface : 2 ha
- View : Panoramic, not overlooked, country side, garden/park, fantastic sunset
- Children welcome
- Setting : Enchanting, Natural
- Village centre at 4km
- Pets accepted
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Interior Trulli with View: panoramic, not overlooked, country side, ...
Receive up to : 4 person(s)
Liveable floor area : 70m²
Interior layout : 6 Room(s), 2 bedroom(s), 1 bathroom, 2 shower room, 1 WC, living room 16m², separate kitchen, dining room, cosy nook, patio
Sleeps - bed(s) : 1 double bed(s), 1 super king-size bed(s), 2 twin beds (standard), 1 baby cot(s)
Guest facilities : Fireplace, hi-fi system, wardrobe, hair dryer, fly screens, mobile cool air fan, wood-burning stove, Curtains
Appliances : Crockery/cuttlery, kitchen utensils, cafetiere, toaster, meat grill, gas cooker, oven, refridgerator, washing machine, vacuum cleaner, iron
Exterior Holiday lettings in Setting: enchanting, natural
Ground surface : 2 ha
Outside accommodation : Gazebo
Outside setting : Private courtyard, enclosed grounds, garden, landscaped garden, olive grove, orchard
Outside amenities : BBQ, garden table(s), garden seat(s), 6 sun recliner(s), 1 hammock(s), outside shower facilities
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Water : hot/cold, water not drinkable
Local voltage supply : 220-240V / 50Hz
Electricity supply : mains
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Payment made upon reservation : 20% of rental sum
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Leisure, Surroundings, Location Typical House 71594
Leisure Ceglie Messapica - Province of Brindisi
Leisure activities less than 20 km / 12 miles : Bathing, pedalo, snorkelling, scuba diving, golf, tennis, riding school, coastal/forest paths, boat trips, horse trecking, fishing, angling, spear fishing
Supervised : Sailing school, tennis school, riding school
Attractions and relaxation : Bar/pub, restaurant, cinema, open air summer cinema, zoo/animal park, sea world, nature reserve, historical site, opera house, festivals, local craftshop, thermal baths
SurroundingsCountryside - Province of Brindisi
Locality :
Sea/ocean at 15km
Sandy beach at 15km
Rocky beach at 15km
Creek at 15km
Public swimming pool at 4km
Marina at 20km
Amenities :
Village centre at 4km
Car rental at 7,5km
Breadshop at 4km
Local shops
Supermarket at 4km
Internet cafe at 4km
Post office at 4km
Bank at 4km
Chemist at 4km
Doctor at 4km
Hospital at 4km
Location AccessHouse Ceglie Messapica
Contrada Genovese
72013 Ceglie MessapicaApulia
GPS coordinates of accommodation
Latitude 40°40'38"N
Longitude 17°31'38"E
Access routes Holiday lettings 71594
at 20km / 20min.
Motorway (junction) SS379
Villanova, Province of Brindisi, Apulia, Italy
at 45km / 45min.
Airport Papola Casale
Brindisi, Province of Brindisi, Apulia, Italy
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Close to Canale della Stornara, Lama d'Uva, La Comune, Salinella, Rubabuoi, Bosco Di Marziotta, Monte Serio, Canale Giancola, Fiume Lenne, Fiume Lato, Pagliarella, Punta del Trave, Il Posto, Lido Azzurro, Santa Elisabetta, La Carcere, Canale Maestro, Punta Penne, Cala delle Fontanelle, Pupino, Isola Cheradi
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Last time they playedThis is the first meeting between the programs.
Players to watchNorth Augusta
Trib Reece, QB. The sophomore who has seen limited action this season will become the full-time starter with Cody Turner sidelined with an injury. Reece has been effective working every third series for the Yellow Jackets, completing 17 of 38 passes for 325 yards and five touchdowns and two interceptions.
DeVonte Pressley, RB. Pressley has battled nagging injuries the past two games but is good to go according to North Augusta head coach Dan Pippin and will look to improve his impressive totals of 581 rushing yards and six touchdowns.
Kris Howard, LB. The junior linebacker leads the area in tackles with 72, nearly twice as many as his closest competitor.
Grovetown Jamal Cummings, RB. Over the past two seasons, Cummings has rushed for more than 1,900 yards and 24 touchdowns and is the Warriors main weapon on offense again this season, scoring twice on plays that covered more than 80 yards.
Hunter Peace, QB. Peace is a returning starter at quarterback and has experience guiding the Warriors Wing-T offense, as a facilitator as well as a ball carrier.
Terrell Hughes, RB. Hughes offers a capable counter punch running the ball to keep opposing defenses from overloading to stop Cummings.
What this meansThis is North Augustas last non-region game of the season and its final game before its bye week. The Yellow Jackets are looking to go into the off week on a positive note, especially after last weeks surprising overtime loss to Sumter.
Our focus is not to underestimate anybody, Pippin said, hinting that might have been a factor last week. Sometimes a loss, I dont want to say its good, but with an inexperienced group, it helps us down the road. Everybodys got to be ready to play.
While North Augustas looking to bounce back and head into the bye with four wins, Grovetown is simply looking for a win, having lost its first two contests this season. While there were some thoughts that Sumter was over enthusiastic celebrating its upset of North Augusta last week, the Yellow Jackets have to be prepared for a similar reaction from the Warriors and their fans should they find consistent success. This is a big game for Grovetown, and one it specifically requested to play on Thursday on television.
They think its a big game, Pippin said, adding its a big deal for his team because four points for the playoff standings are at stake.
Keys to the gameNorth Augusta must be sound and disciplined on defense as it takes on Grovetowns unique version of the Wing-T. Its not the same as what Silver Bluff and Aiken will do, but the Warriors will try to run counter and option plays behind what Pippin described as big offensive line. Pippin acknowledged that Grovetown will try to dominate the time of possession with long drives, but is wary of its ability to strike for a long run.
The Warriors work out of the 4-3 formation on defense, and Pippin said their philosophy is similar to his, to have players flying to the ball and try to make big plays. Although Turner wont be available, the Yellow Jackets arent planning to alter their approach on offense. Theyll still run the same read-option offense out of the spread and try to do it at as fast a pace as possible. Theyll run the ball a good deal, with Pressley and Willie McCloud being asked to carry the load, but Pippin is confident in Reeces ability to lead North Augusta to points and a victory.
Nothing has changed, but thank goodness weve been playing him every third series, Pippin said. Hell be fine, I just want him to manage the game. I think hell be a special kid as he gets older and thats why we were playing him now. I dont want to put any extra pressure on him, but its a great opportunity for him to step up.
The best thing to help Reece would be a strong game from his offensive line. North Augustas front five are big and athletic and when theyre on top of their game, the Yellow Jackets are fun to watch. Theyll need to open holes but also be aware of a Grovetown defense thats likely to do a lot of stunting with the goal of creating confusion and pressure.
What theyre sayingHopefully (the loss to Sumter) is a good learning experience. If not, well be 3-3. But Ive got a good group of kids and they work hard. Dan Pippin, North Augusta head coach
PredictionsNoah: The Yellow Jackets havent lost consecutive games since 2008, Dan Pippins second year as head coach. That streak wont be snapped tonight. North Augusta 31, Grovetown 14
Jeremy: Its been a few years since Dan Pippins squad lost a game it was expected to win. It wont happen two weeks in a row. North Augusta 35, Grovetown 13
Scott: North Augusta will come roaring out of the gates and try to put this one to bed early. It wont allow Grovetown to linger like it did to Sumter. North Augusta 42, Grovetown 14
Noah Feit is the Sports Editor for the Aiken Standard and has been a professional journalist for more than a dozen years after graduating from Syracuse University.


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AIKEN, S.C. – Mr. Norris E. Moseley, age 66, of Aiken, S.C., loving husband for 47 years to Dianne Sanders Moseley and son of the late Hampton Moseley and the late Phronsie Huckabee Brooks answered God's call and entered into eternal rest on Friday, January 31, 21014. In addition to his wife, he is survived by a son, Darin Moseley, a granddaughter, Hallie-Danielle Moseley both of Aiken, S.C.; brothers, Elmer Moseley of Arizona and Jimmy Moseley of Florida.
He was born in and was a lifelong resident of Aiken County, S.C. He was well known in the Aiken area as a self-employed barber for many years. He and his son Darin were also residential builders. He was a wonderful husband, father and grandfather who had a great sense of humor. He loved cars, especially older model Corvettes. He also loved to chase a little white ball; yes, Norris was an avid golfer. He shall be greatly missed by his family and many friends; however, death is not the end for the Christian, as God has promised eternal life for all who believe and trust in Him. He has just made that great transition to his new Heavenly home, where there will be no more pain nor sorrow for all is joy and peace in that land. Death cannot destroy precious memories, and Norris shall live on forever in the hearts of his friends and loved ones.
The family will receive friends at South Aiken Church of God on Sunday, February 9, 2014 from 3:30 PM until the hour of service which will be held in the Church Sanctuary at 5:00 PM with Bishop Bruce Fox and Pastor Kenny Murphy officiating.
The entombment will be held on Monday, February 10th at 2:00 PM at Sunset Memorial Gardens. Everyone wishing to attend the entombment is asked to meet at the Cemetery by 1:45 PM. The pallbearers will be nephews, Brandon Foster, Travis Scott and Tony Hunt; also Conner Greene, Branson Cole, Hunter Knight, Cameron Pruitt and Micah Clark will serve as pallbearers. Memorials, in his honor, may be made to the Georgia Regents Cancer Center, 1411 Laney Walker Boulevard, Augusta, Ga. 30912.
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Claudette Colbert movies on Turner Classic Movies: From 'The Smiling Lieutenant' to TCM premiere 'Skylark' (photo: Claudette Colbert and Maurice Chevalier in 'The Smiling Lieutenant') Claudette Colbert, the studio era's perky, independent-minded — and French-born — "all-American" girlfriend (and later all-American wife and mother), is Turner Classic Movies' star of the day today, August 18, 2014, as TCM continues with its "Summer Under the Stars" film series. Colbert, a surprise Best Actress Academy Award winner for Frank Capra's 1934 comedy It Happened One Night, was one Paramount's biggest box office draws for more than decade and Hollywood's top-paid female star of 1938, with reported earnings of $426,944 — or about $7.21 million in 2014 dollars. (See also: TCM's Claudette Colbert day in 2011.) Right now, TCM is showing Ernst Lubitsch's light (but ultimately bittersweet) romantic comedy-musical The Smiling Lieutenant (1931), a Best Picture Academy Award nominee starring Maurice Chevalier as a French-accented Central European lieutenant in »
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MetroStore Scanner (MSS) indicates that the Windows Store has passed the 50,000 application mark. MSS, an unofficial tracker, has been generally accurate in the past. That said, treat the 50,000 number with caution, and keep in mind that not all apps will be available in your area. The growth of applications present in the Windows Store is a key metric by which we can measure developer interest in Windows 8, and the general health of the operating system itself. Naturally, the number of apps in a marketplace do not indicate its total worth; the quality of the applications in question is a key factor by which any platform must be judged. The quality of applications in the Windows Store is quite uneven. The most recently submitted apps, though, are nimpressive, to say the least. Thus, the 50,000 figure is a nice and neat number for Microsoft to have crossed, but the company's filtration system isn't catching much dreck, it appears.
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