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Grand Hotel Principe di Piemonte - Viareggio
The 5-star Grand Hotel Principe di Piemonte in Viareggio enjoys a fantastic location in front of the sea and is an excellent choice for your luxury holiday in Viareggio, Italy.
This first-class hotel offers the ideal holiday destination and remains open all year round to host prestigious meetings and events.
Apart from 87 double classic rooms and 19 gorgeous suites, spread over five floors and decorated in different styles, guests are offered a wellness center to relax, an outdoor swimming pool with spa tub and breathtaking panoramas of the coast and the Apuane mountains, complimentary wireless Internet access and, last but not least, 2 excellent restaurants.
Grand Hotel Principe di Piemonte - Viareggio
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- Classic Double Room Single Use, Hill View
- Superior Room, Partial Sea View
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- Deluxe Room, Partial Sea View
- Classic Double Room
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- Double Hill View Half Board
- Family Room
- Superior Double Room Single Use, Partial Sea View
- Junior Suite, Balcony, Sea View
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Hotel size
- This hotel has 106 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 5 floors
- Check-in time 2 PM-midnight
- Check-out time is noon
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Required at check in
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- Government-issued photo ID required
Travelling with others
- Children (12 years old and younger) stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding
- No cribs (infant beds)
- Babysitting/childcare *
- Pets stay free
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi in rooms
- Airport shuttle (available 24 hours) *
- Valet parking *
In the hotel
- Free buffet breakfast daily
- 2 restaurants
- Bar/lounge
- Poolside bar
- Room service (during limited hours)
- Coffee/tea in a common area
- Outdoor pool
- Health club
- Full-service spa
- Sauna
- Bicycle rentals on site
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
- Scooter/moped rentals nearby
- Meeting rooms 6
- 24-hour front desk
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Laundry facilities
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Luggage storage
- Wedding services
- Multilingual staff
- Porter/bellhop
- Year Built 1921
- Elevator/lift
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Designated smoking areas
- Rooftop terrace
- Library
- Television in common areas
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
- Roll-in shower
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- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Air conditioning
- Minibar
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- In-room massage available
- Private bathroom
- Bathtub or shower
- Bidet
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- 22-inch plasma TV
- Satellite TV channels
- Desk
- Free newspaper
- Free WiFi
- Daily housekeeping
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Guests can indulge in a pampering treatment at the hotel's full-service spa, Suite 62. Services include massages, facials, body wraps, and body scrubs. The spa is equipped with a sauna and Turkish bath/hammam.
The spa is open daily.
DiningIl Piccolo Principe - Overlooking the ocean, this restaurant serves dinner only. Open select days.
Ristorante Regina - This restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Open select days.
Awards and affiliations
- The property is a member of the Small Luxury Hotels of the World.
Grand Hotel Principe di Piemonte - Viareggio's small print
Also known as
- Grand Hotel di Piemonte
- Principe di Piemonte Hotel
- Grand Hotel Viareggio
- Grand Hotel Principe di Piemonte
- Grand Hotel Principe di Piemonte Viareggio
- Grand Hotel Principe Piemonte
- Grand Principe di Piemonte
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Additional policies and fees may apply when booking more than 3 rooms or 1 room for more than 7 nights. For more details, please contact the office using the information on the reservation confirmation received after booking.
All guests, including children, must be present at check-in and show their government-issued photo ID card or passport.
Cash transactions at this property cannot exceed EUR 2999.99, due to national regulations. For further details, please contact the property using information in the booking confirmation.
For transfers, guests must contact the property 72 hours prior to arrival at the number on the booking confirmation.
Reservations are required for massage services and spa treatments and can be made by contacting the property before arrival at the number on the booking confirmation.
Mandatory fees
You'll be asked to pay the following charges at check in or check out:
- A tax is imposed by the city: EUR 2.4 per person, per night, up to 7 nights. This tax does not apply to children under 18 years of age.
Optional extras
The spa is accessible for an extra charge
Valet parking is available for an extra charge
Babysitting/childcare is available for an extra charge
Airport shuttle service is offered for an extra charge
We have included all charges provided to us by this hotel. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.

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Best practices reveal that engaged and loyal employees help business owners realize their company's full potential. According to an ADP report entitled "Engaging and Empowering Employees in the New Workplace," most engaged workplaces were 27 percent more likely to report higher profitability, 50 percent more likely to have lower staff turnover and 38 percent more likely to have above average productivity. With a new office in Memphis, Tenn., ADP TotalSource will help local and regional small- to mid-sized business owners improve employee engagement by helping businesses deploy and manage an integrated service offering featuring payroll, benefits and benefits administration, risk management, tax and compliance functions.
ADP TotalSource helps mitigate risk for small- to mid-sized businesses by serving as a Professional Employer Organization (PEO). PEOs provide integrated services through a co-employment model where the client company continues to direct employees' day-to-day, job-related duties, while the PEO contractually assumes certain HR-related rights, responsibilities and risks as the "employer of record" on an employee's W-2.
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|Royal Oaks Country Club -- what a treat
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|This course was one of the finest, if not the finest I have played in the Northwest. It reminded me of a combination of the Eugene Country Club and Sahale. I've had the privelege to play it twice. Once summer and this past winter. Last summer the greens were as fast as any I've seen. This January although it had been raining all of the week before, the fairways were actually fairly dry. The greens, although not as fast as last summer, were still in fantastic shape.
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Ingredient of the Week, July 8: Kiwifruit
Packed with more vitamin C than an equivalent amount of orange, the bright green flesh of the kiwifruit speckled with tiny black seeds adds a dramatic tropical flair to any fruit salad. California kiwifruit is available November through May, while the New Zealand crop hits the market June through October making fresh kiwis available year round.
The kiwifruit is a small fruit approximately 3 inches long and weighing about four ounces. Its green flesh is almost creamy in consistency with an invigorating taste reminiscent of strawberries, melons and bananas, yet with its own unique sweet flavor.
Native to China, kiwifruits were originally known as Yang Tao. They were brought to New Zealand from China by missionaries in the early 20th century with the first commercial plantings occurring several decades later. In 1960, they were renamed Chinese Gooseberries.
In 1961, Chinese Gooseberries made their first appearance at a restaurant in the United States and were subsequently "discovered" by an American produce distributor who felt that the U.S. market would be very receptive to this uniquely exotic fruit. She initiated the import of these fruits into the United States in 1962, but to meet what was felt to be burgeoning demand, changed its name from Chinese Gooseberry to kiwifruit, in honor of the native bird of New Zealand, the kiwi, whose brown fuzzy coat resembled the skin of this unique fruit. Currently, Italy, New Zealand, Chile, France, Japan and the United States are among the leading commercial producers of kiwifruit.
How to Select and Store
When selecting kiwifruits, hold them between your thumb and forefinger and gently apply pressure; those that have the sweetest taste will yield gently to pressure. Avoid those that are very soft, shriveled or have bruised or damp spots. As size is not related to the fruit's quality, choose a kiwifruit based upon your personal preference or recipe need. Kiwifruits are usually available throughout most of the year.
If kiwifruits do not yield when you gently apply pressure with your thumb and forefinger, they are not yet ready to be consumed since they will not have reached the peak of their sweetness. Kiwifruits can be left to ripen for a few days to a week at room temperature, away from exposure to sunlight or heat. Placing the fruits in a paper bag with an apple, banana or pear will help to speed their ripening process. Ripe kiwifruits can be stored either at room temperature or in the refrigerator.
A Few Quick Serving Ideas:
Kiwifruit are so delicious, they can be eaten as is. One of our favorite ways to do so is to peel with a paring knife and slice.
Add kiwifruit to tossed green salads.
Serve sliced kiwifruit and strawberries, fruits whose flavors are naturally complementary, topped with yogurt.
Mix sliced kiwifruit, orange and pineapple together to make chutney that can be served as an accompaniment to chicken or fish.
Blend kiwifruit and cantaloupe in a food processor to make a chilled soup. For a creamier consistency, blend yogurt in with the fruit mixture.
Kiwifruit have a wonderful flavor and appearance for use in fruit tarts.
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Debbie Rochon is an incredible ambassador for the horror genre and one of the most recognizable faces in the world of indies. Rochon has made an incredible career in horror and is once again being recognized for her accomplishments!
Rochon is the inaugural Ingrid Pitt Memorial Award winner, an accolade named for horror star Ingrid Pitt, who worked in over 30 films. She co-starred with Sir Christopher Lee in The Wicker Man (1973) and The House that Dripped Blood (1970). She also starred in Hammer's Countess Dracula and with horror legend Peter Cushing in Hammer's The Vampire Lovers. She passed away too soon in 2011. The Ingrid Pitt Memorial Award is presented in conjunction with The Estate of Ingrid Pitt, filmmaker/producer Kevin Sean Michaels and event coordinator Stacy Pippi Hammon.
Debbie Rochon is the perfect honoree for this award. Congrats, D-Ro!
From the Press Release
The very first Ingrid Pitt Memorial Award represents a tip of the hat to a horror star–and its recipient is Debbie Rochon. Much like Pitt in the 1970's with films Countess Dracula and The Vampire Lovers, the award acknowledges a person that has supported the horror genre and embraced it overcoming many obstacles, breaking barriers and being a leader in its industry.
Currently a long-form documentary film about Ingrid Pitt's life and career is being produced by Michaels (Vampira: The Movie, The Wild World of Ted V. Mikels), which will be a combination of live action and animation with contributions from student animators and renowned professional animators all over the world. It will be released in installments. The first installment was called Ingrid Pitt: Beyond the Forest, animated by 10-year-old Perry S. Chen with storyboards by two-time Academy Award nominee Bill Plympton. The short film qualified for an Academy Award nomination last year.
Last October a film festival in memory of Pitt was organized by Ingrid's husband, Tony Rudlin, and The Official Ingrid Pitt Fan Club in the Old Town Quarter of Hastings, England. It was also the official launch of Ingrid's novel Dracula Who…?, published by Avalard. A Queen of Horror was announced, Sarah Bones, who will be the ambassador and host for future events, including an event in the spring in New York. The Ingrid Pitt Memorial is in the series of such tributes.
"I spent five years with Ingrid herself discussing her life's work and legacy. She was an actor's actor," said Michaels. "That meant the most to her. She always felt that her work in genre films was not highlighted enough. She wanted to be remembered as an artist. It's all about taking risks and new ground. This award honors that memory and its spirit. We are presenting to a horror star, as Ingrid was, to celebrate women in the horror movie genre, keep her memory in our hearts and to aid further projects to come that have that same energy and positivity," Michaels added.
Rochon is a veteran actress that has appeared in a multitude of films including Tromeo and Juliet (1996), Terror Firmer (1999), American Nightmare (2002), HP Lovecraft's Colour from the Dark (2009), The Theatre Bizarre (2011), Sick Boy (2012), and Rudyard Kipling's Mark of the Beast (2012). 2013 will see the release of Exhumed, Wrath of the Crows, Solid State and Edgar Allan Poe's The Tell Tale Heart. Rochon also co-hosted the Fangoria Radio Show from 2006 to 2010 with Dee Snider and Tony Timpone, covering horror news in a talk show setting. Her writing credits include her current column in Fangoria Magazine, Diary of the Deb. She is currently in post-production on her feature directorial debut, Model Hunger, starring Lynn Lowry, Tiffany Shepis and Carmine Capobianco.
"Being honored with such a prestigious accolade is a truly humbling experience. I have long admired and respected the contributions Ingrid Pitt has made to the genre, and to be a recipient of an award attached to her name is the highest form of recognition for any woman in this field to achieve," said Rochon.
"I think there is no doubt whatsoever that an award with such qualifications as the Ingrid Pitt Memorial Award represents should be established by honoring the woman whose name is associated with the very definition of the award's purpose to a 'T.' Debbie Rochon is that woman," said Hammon. "They both experienced incomprehensible hardships during their childhoods and have a shared passion for their work, both acting in the horror genre and writing," Hammon added.
The Ingrid Pitt Memorial Award will be presented on Saturday, January 12, 2013, at the Cella Art Gallery, 11135 Weddinton Street, Suite 112, North Hollywood, CA 91601. The Cella Art Gallery is a contemporary fine art gallery centrally located in the NoHo Arts District that loves to support the independent art and horror communities.
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Strothers Murder Suspects Remain in Florida
It will likely be late May before Matthew Dowdel and Eve Irene Kelly return to Harrison County to face murder charges related to the death of Joseph M. Strothers, according to Cadiz Police Chief Ryan McCann.
A Harrison County grand jury on April 16 indicted the pair on identical charges of murder, felonious assault, complicity to murder and complicity to felonious assault. They are accused of murdering Strothers, 45, who was found dead at about 5 p.m. on March 28 in Sally Buffalo Park after his wife reported him missing.
Daytona Beach Shores police arrested Dowdel, 24, of Hopedale and Kelly, 33, formerly of Wintersville, following a traffic stop and subsequent foot chase that began in a Walgreen's drugstore parking lot on April 5. The pair attempted to hide behind a dumpster before taking off in different directions, and a police officer pursuing Kelley used a Taser to stop her.
"They are facing charges down there and they have to go through the extradition process," McCann said.
Dowdel and Kelley are being held without at the Volusia County Branch Jail without bail as Daytona Beach Shores officials work with Harrison County law enforcement.
Upon booking, Dowdel was charged with resisting an officer without violence, driving with license suspended or revoked, grand theft of a motor vehicle and being a fugitive from justice. Kelley was charged with resisting an officer without violence, grand theft of a vehicle and being a fugitive from justice.


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Pros: A four-time nominee, Adams is an Academy favorite who is also a potential player in the Best Actress race for her work in "American Hustle." Her role in Spike Jonze's romantic drama is more than just Theodore's best friend, but a reflection of his own unhappiness. It's a subtle role that is a true "supporting" role to Phoenix's performance.
Cons: Besides the competition of her own work in "Hustle," Adams is also vying for a nod against co-stars Rooney Mara and Scarlett Johansson. It's hard to see more than one making the final five.
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Isaiah 11:1-10; Romans 15:4-13; Matthew 3:1-12
Isaiah and the Baptizer conspire to give us animal dreams in this dark season of Advent. The earlier prophet's vision warms our hearts. Who among us hasn't yearned for a world in which lambs could hang out with wolves and adders behave as though Mr. Rogers had taught them how to play with children? A strange political critter appears in the dream as well, one that's not the puppet of pollsters and the powerful, but a leader with the heart and Spirit of God.
Isaiah 2:1-5; Matthew 24:36-44
Few things are more complicated than trying to erect a new monument in the heart of Washington, D.C., but on September 9, 1997, a gigantic crane cut through all of the red tape encircling Judiciary Square and lowered a four-ton sculpture to its permanent cement base. What made this particular installation remarkable was the biblical symbolism of the sculpture's design. Titled "Guns into Plowshares," this 16-foot-high steel plow blade consists of 3,000 handguns welded together to form the distinctive shape of the well-known farm implement. Artist Esther Augsburger and her son worked for two and a half years with the Metro Police Department. They molded handguns that had been surrendered by local residents.
Micah 5:2-5a; Psalm 80:1-7; Hebrews 10:5-10; Luke 1:39-45 (46-55)
When I was a small boy in Ireland my parents would take us to our grandfather's farm near Castlecomer in County Kilkenny. On the farm there was a hired man whose name was John Brennan. John lived in a thatched cottage about half a mile away. In the evening after the cows were milked, he would sit on a large flat stone outside the stable door and smoke a stained clay pipe. Sometimes I would sit beside him and he would tell me stories.
Zephaniah 3:14-20; Isaiah 12:2-6Philippians 4:4-7; Luke 3:7-18
Why are you and I offered this wonderful performance on this Advent Sunday? Because although it may be winter in the realm of nature, it is springtime in the realm of the spirit and of our Christian hearts. We are not far from the fields and caves of Bethlehem. But before we come to them, we need to know that every one of these songs was sung in spite of the times. Knowing this, it is salutary to look once again at the extraordinary joy that bubbles forth.
Malachi 3:1-4; Luke 1:68-79; Philippians 1:3-11
People who introduce themselves as bearing a message from God do not commend themselves to us easily. If we do turn an ear to them out of curiosity, or perhaps out of an amused and sometimes horrified fascination, they tend to wear out their welcome quickly. We have learned only too well that such self-styled messengers of God can carry out deeds of unimaginable ferocity in the name of their particular vision of God.
Jeremiah 33:14-16; Psalm 25:1-10; 1 Thessalonians 3:9-13; Luke 21:25-36
The realization that one has enemies, personal or professional, can make one adopt a guarded and self-limiting stance toward life. Yet in Psalm 25, where someone is wrestling with this kind of situation, we see the psalmist reaching out to the one he can trust as not treacherous, to whom he can relate, secure in the knowledge that in God he has a source of steadfast love.
Luke 1:26-38, 47-55
At Christmas even the most Protestant among us can be drawn to the contemplation of Mary. It seems right to recall her humble courage, her receiving and carrying and giving birth, and her joy as she sang of the saving work of God.
Advent is the season for leveling and upsetting
The text for our meditation is Luke 3:3-5 (NRSV): "Every valley shall be filled, and every mountain and hill shall be made low, . .
John 1:6-8, 19-28
Although Mark seems to find it right that Jesus of Nazareth should have been among those who heeded John's preaching, the three other evangelists appear concerned over the suggestion that Jesus was in some way a disciple of this other preacher.
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With a force-five hurricane bearing down on fictional Biscayne County, homicide detective Jeff Kohl roosts in his favorite ficus tree with the tools of his trade: a .38 revolver, a glass of vodka, a jar of pickled okra, and a Walkman loaded with sitar music. Addicted to hot peppers and meditative heights, Kohl is no ordinary cop, and the crime at hand is no everyday horror. Someone - perhaps another peace officer - is murdering Miami women who give up their kids for adoption.
After several strangulations, one lesbian love affair, and 373 pages of brilliant local color, Kohl comes face-to-face with his mysterious quarry - and inadvertently drowns him in a knee-deep tidal surge near South Miami Hospital. "I couldn't end the book with the guy just getting caught," says Ramesh Nyberg, a veteran Metro-Dade homicide detective who hopes to publish his recently completed first novel, Sons of the Storm, this winter. "A homicide trial is the biggest loose end in the world. So the taxpayers are spared the expense."
If the 34-year-old Nyberg joins Joseph Wambaugh and William J. Caunitz in the slim pantheon reserved for cops-turned-detective novelists, he will be an oddity even there. Real homicide detectives almost never write successful murder mysteries, according to Alice Orr, a New York literary agent and former vice president of the trade group Mystery Writers of America.
"It's very rare to find," says Orr, who is peddling Nyberg's book to Manhattan publishers. "He's created a very interesting protagonist, one who's idiosyncratic without being so much of a kook that you can't take him seriously. He reflects the new consciousness that is happening in the mystery-suspense thriller. He isn't just the typical world-weary, embittered figure who is out of touch with his feelings. This is more of a thinking person's detective. He shows what really happens to a sensitive human being who has to look at shot-up bodies on a fairly regular basis."
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"Hmmph," says Nyberg, who is now hard at work on a second novel, also starring alter ego Jeff Kohl. Born in Madras, India, to a Swedish father and Indian mother, Nyberg grew up in Miami and studied music at Miami-Dade Community College. He became a cop in 1979 - six months before the McDuffie riots and the first wave of the Mariel boatlift - after a near-mystical encounter with a police scanner. Nyberg has spent the past seven years in homicide - about twice as long as the average stint. Today he is one of four members of Metro's Cold Case Squad, the elite unit responsible for closing old, unsolved killings.
Nyberg says he settled on fiction to avoid potential legal and ethical pitfalls inherent in a true-life story about the Metro-Dade Police Department. Initially, he had hoped to forge a new standard of accuracy for the police procedural. Many of the descriptive passages of his completed novel - the crime scenes, morgue procedures, investigative techniques - attest to that commitment, while the plot line allows for the whimsical and the fantastic. (The villain, wouldn't you know, was abandoned in infancy during a hurricane; his `cell memory' of the event inspires him to murder young mothers whenever the barometric pressure drops.)
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Both men are former Duval County sheriff's deputies who pleaded guilty to conspiracy to distribute cocaine.
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Baking is my new all consuming passion I would say... I may even go as far as saying that I may have found my calling in life. We are now baking a white, soy, linseed & quinoa, light rye & caraway, fruit & wholemeal sourdough all made from organic flours & ingredients. Over the weekends an olive, a chorizo, fetta & pepperonata & a fig, raisin & pistachio. I am working on a full rye & a spelt in my spare time along with the question of where is my oven going to go?!
Tanvir is continuing our wild coffee ride. He ordered a cold drip filter to add to the array of scientific looking equipment growing behind the coffee machine. It will be a great addition over summer, once we get the ratios & timings right it will be a refreshing change to your caffeine hit. Dark horse blend from mecca has still been awesome, it still amazes me that we can get our hands on such great consistent coffee!
Josh has joined us from The Boathouse on Blackwattle Bay & will mean that coming into summer we have a strong crew in the kitchen & hopefully he will help take us to a new level. There will be some other staff changes over the coming months. Unfortunately, Tanvir's heading back to Bangladesh for a few months, Cam will be off doing the marriage & honeymoon thing & Nanci is heading back to the states for good. We are on the hunt for passionate & experienced staff. We will need baristas to get us through the summer rush, & a manager. Along with the staff changes there will be an overhaul of the entire menu! Now that we are ordering in whole sides of Taralga Springs beef, we will feature "cuts of the day" with certain cuts of the beef, dry aging some too, & we are also using this beef to make our own sausages that will feature on the new menu!
Already as far as the menu goes we've changed a number of our wines & most of our beer as well. Some of the wines that featured at some of our produce dinners have been moved onto the list. The David Hook "de novo" white that featured at the last produce dinner replaces the evans & tate classic white & is a very easy drinking crisp white wine expertly blended from five different grape varieties. After trying it at the produce dinner decided it would be a great match for some of our food & our great location. Likewise the "mosto", similar to a moscato it is a slightly sparkling wine that will be great drinking over spring & summer. Most of the beers have changed as well. We will feature the little creatures beers which are beautiful, they also make pipsqueak cider & white rabbit which will be added to the list for all our drinking pleasure. There may even be a beer & cider matched produce dinner on the horizon.....
Speaking of dinners, the next one is slated for the 6th October, we are currently working on what it will feature, but will probably be a spring based dinner. We have also floated the idea of a dinner at Pierre's (pepe saya,the butter & yoghurt man) warehouse. It will be open to maybe 50 people & it looks as though there will be a line up of chefs from around Sydney, some even from hatted restaurants that will cook a course or two each to fill the night. It is quite an exciting prospect & Pierre is extremely excited by it as well, stay tuned for dates, but we are aiming for sometime in November & we will let you know how to book for it. We are talking about opening Thursday & Friday evenings for the next few months to cover ourselves due to the disruption of renovations. I will keep you all posted if we do, as it will be quieter in the evening as no work will be going on.
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Rats on a Stick (not really!)
Rats on a Stick
Our Thoughts:
I'll be honest. When I was browsing food blogs and came across this, all I could think was "Rat". It's something about that thick corn cob tail…
Contrary to the name, these "rats" are actually quite good. The flavor is savory, the taste of the onions noticable, as is the parm. Cheesey, chivey potato pancake in flavor, but the consistency is more like a samosa or onion bhaji- soft, but holds together well. It's extra delicious when served with a salsa or other chili sauce.
But the best part? It's vegetarian, and could easily be adapted to be fully vegan or gluten free. They're a fun addition to any party spread for guests who can't eat meat, as well as for those who can.
Vegetarian Rats on a Stick Recipe
- About 2 cups grated tofu (200gms)
- 3-4 cloves of garlic, minced
- 1/3 cup grated parmesan
- 2-3 green chillies, thinly sliced (or as per taste)
- 2 large potatoes,chopped
- 1 medium red onion, chopped v finely
- 1/2 tbsp low sodium soy sauce
- Salt to taste
- 13-16 pieces of baby corn
- 2-1/2 tbsp Cornstarch
- About 1/4 cup of all purpose flour
- Few springs of cilantro/coriander leaves, chopped
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amy says:
all i could think of when i saw this post come up in my twitter stream was 'lobscouse and spotted dog', as they *do* have a recipe for fried rats. it's an age of sail thing. :)
Rachel says:
technically, parmesan isn't vegetarian as it's made with animal rennet, but there are hard cheese veggie alternatives for those amongst the veggies who might be stricter in their animal intake.
Kate says:
I think it's fairly easy to get vegetarian parmesan (or, I guess, parmesan-style hard cheese) made with fungal or bacterial rennet.
Rachel says:
Kate, that's true, but as a cheesemonger I feel it's important to give people a head's up, especially if it's hard to find. In my town you can only get veggie hard cheese from the healthfood store. But again, not every veggie is strict when it comes to cheese.
Chrissy says:
Hi! I've had very little experiance with tofu, being more of a meat lover myself, and the experiance I have had with it showed me that I have no clue how to work with it at all. I made miso soup a few times and found it dificult to cube, sliding all over the place, ended up more with chunks than anything else. So can you tell me, how does one shred tofu? Also, for those that do eat meat, can you give us an idea of how to incorporate chicken or pork for this dish? Would love to try it! Thanks!
River says:
Use extra firm tofu. Then it is easy to work with
Violet Martin says:
and make sure you've drained it well, even using a weight to squeeze out as much moisture as possible! I just let it drain on paper towel and plate overnight.
Granny magda says:
I once saw genuine rat-on-a-stick on sale at a Thai market. Frankly, I would have been up for it, save that the cooked rats were propped up in your actual gutter. Classy. I decided that the snack and the anecdote weren't worth the food poisoning.
mikemonaco says:
Sounds pretty good. Love the baby corn 'tails.' I have another vegetarian rat on a stick recipe here, which I make for Halloween parties.
Rosey says:
These would also be excellent for a Discworld-themed party.
I seem to recall that Nanny Ogg's Cookbook has a recipe for sticky toffee rat-onna-stick, if you want a sweet version.
L says:
How about quails roasted on some sort of thick skewer? Like a larger version of the chickens-on-a-stick you can find in South-East Asian countries. That would look more rat-like, wouldn't it?


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gwen: an abrupt change in the political winds as foreign policy intrudes on what had been a largely domestic debate, tonight on "washington week" -- unrest abroad shifts the political agenda at home. with embassies under siege, four americans killed, and fresh anger on display throughout the muslim world. >> we will not waiver in our commitment to see that justice is done for this terrible act. and make no mistake, justice will be done. gwen: the man -- the men running for president face a
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christians who spread vicious anti-muslim propaganda and that appapantly played into this. that then played back and forth on egyptian talk radio and television between egyptian militants and coptition militants who hate each other, but you had the worst possible elements. yes, dade -- david's right, it's about us but it's also about them. you have a power struggle here particularar in apology. between different islamist parties, the muslim brotherhood of mursi, the president of egypt, is the relatively moderate wing of the islamist movingment. there are also salafists who don't want a relationship with the united states. gwen: you just hit on something important which is at the beginning of the week you saw the president having to make a phonon call to netanyahu, the
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israeli prime minister, and at the end of the week having to make a phone call to mursi, another difficult relationship. theoretically, both allies. how difficult was this for the white house to juggle? >> i think it was really difficult for them because here we have a white house that really sort of tip-toed its way through the arab spring and tried to be on the side of the ghontors but not too much and sort of tried to balance that out and i think kind of felt like they had gotten through it and all of a sudden we're back there today. this is also a president, keep in mind, who went to cairo in 2009 and said he wanted a new start with the arab world and the muslim world, you know, forget the, i mean bad things have happened in the past and here we are at the dawn of a new day. here we see now anti-american protests throughout the region.
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even if they're not directly against the u.s. that's how it feels. gwen: wasn't it exactly speemples like that in cairo that brought mitt romney to his critique that the president is going around the world apologizing? >> the central thing is it's important to disaggregate what happened in egypt from what happened in cairo -- from libya. what romom was actually commenting about was egypt. he said the president through his state -- state department was giving voice to grievances he felt were jill lit -- illegitimate and had done that consistently since the arab spring. that's an important argument. there is no evidence they've actively done that since that first statement but there is still time. what strikes me about what governor romney did -- did by
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injecting himself to try to make a point, he did so in an emphatic way but didn't follow up. you pick a fighththtut don't carry on the fight, either on a substantive or consistent level. that is something that's been dogging the romney campaign throughout. >> on one level this is a very bad week for romney. his response to what happened was universally either ignored or panned. he got almost no backup from the republican establishment in his critique, saying that they were essentially apologizing for america. noke else really bought into that. it was also a difficult week for president obama because when events spiral out of your control and there is unrest and when people feel nervous thahas not good fon -- for an incumbent. gwen: except that then what we look for especially in foreign policy, which isn't very manageable, is who is the
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bebeer leader? who is more credible? mitt romney tried to make the argument that it's not president obama. what would mitt romney have done with this or any of the other sticky issues? has he laid out an approach we can look to and say this is the kind of president he would be in this situation? >> well, he has but it's been with as with much of the romney campaign at the level of generalities. so there's not a list of six things he would have done. he does have a critique of the obama foreign policy in the arab world. he says he would have been tougher on the egyptians on conditionality for american aid and there are a few specifics there but it's hard to get down to see how that would really have changed these circumstances. one of his aides, rich williamson, was saying at the end of the week quite bluntly what governor romney only said implicitly, that the obama administration's weakness was the cause of these disresult.
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ions in the arab w wld. that's a really hard case to make since these disruptions have happened under president reagan, president cloirks president bush. >> that's right. when the bombing happened in lebanon that killed over 243 marines, 1983 and certainly during george bush's time we saw a lot of attacks on embassies. when you think about what the substance of thehe romney critique, he ran into trouble on two fronts. the first was he argued that this embassy statement had been an apology and when you read the statement it readlike a lot of statements out of embassies. it was meant to calm things but it actually came out before the first protest happened, which was important and it was an effort to say we disassociate the u.s. government from this video. you have to understand -- gwen: it depth work out that way. >> it didn't sort out. but when you biss -- listen to
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governor romney, it seems to have con flailted the timing and by the time romney spoke that night or issued a statement that night it was just a few hours later that the fill -- killings happened in libya. gwen: and that quickly became the fuel for the latest stage of the presidential campaign. romney's critique of the president's foreign policy record morphed into an attack on his overall ability to lead. this was running mate ryan today in washington the >> amid all these threats and dangers what we do not see is steady, consistent american leadership. in the days ahead and in the years ahead, american foreign policy needs moral clarity and firmness of purpose. gwen: but romney himself may have sent his own mixed signals when he said he and the president actually agree on one key issue, where to draw the line with iran. >> prime minister netanyahu of
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israel has suggested he wants more clear red lines from the united states. what is your red line with iran? >> well, my red line is iran may not have a naushg -- nuclear weapon. >> president obama said exactly the same thing. he said it's unacceptable for iran to have a nuclear weapon so your red line is the same as his. >> and i laid out what i would do to keep them from reaching that red line. cripming sanctions need to be but the in place immediately. that combined with standing up to iran. i think ahmadinejad should have been indicted under the genocide convention. >> but your red line going forward is the same. yes and i -- and recognizing that when one says it's uns&p to the united states, that means what it says. >> tell me if i'm wrong, david. he says that the red line is the same as the president's red live. that's not what the campaign
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has been saying the >> and not even what romney said himself there in july. the president has said he would stop iran from obtbtning a weapon but the big debate is what do you do about iran obtaining the capability to build one? the at built to put together the fuel, weaponry, the expertise, deliver it on a missile? the israeli position has been you've got to stop this before they get the weapon. once they have the weapon it's too late. previously mr. romney basically adopted the israeli position and on the day that he said this to george stephanopoulos, the campaign had a number of their surrogates out describing to us why the romney -- why a romney president would stop the capability. gwen: and the campaign said it was inartfully worded? >> that george stephanopoulos had mischaracterized the position. i didn't hear a lot of
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mimiharacterization. it's a complicated business. i think governor romney may have forgotten the nuance. >> the question is what is erik's interest in a nuclear iran post-arab spring? it's an important issue. if you're going to engage in that debate, explain what u.s. policy needs to be in egypt, where there are different issues than in tunisia, than in libya or irap. -- iran. take that case to the american public. if you don'ts, you run the risk of looking at what romney did, looking crass or bluffletter. and state what you would do differently than the existing president. >> it's difficult for him politically because it does come across as flailing on a number of these issues and now you have the contrast with president obama. what's he doing? standing in the rose garden
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talking about a tragedy. he's at andrew's air force base where these bodies are coming home. he is acting as commander in chief and polling shows he has a big edge on the ability to handle foreign affairs. so he -- i think this plays into his strengths. gwen: let's break down into the policies for a minute. you're right, the polls do show that the president has an edge when it comes to foreign policy and tonight a poll says he's getting an edge when it it comes to the economy. this has never happened before. we've seen battle ground polls sthoge the president ahead five points ahead in ohio, florida, and virginia. they kind of need that. what's going on? >> the country feels better with it -- about itself according to the right track-wrong track numbers, since the end of both conventions. the second convention was the democratic convention. the bounce seems to be --
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gwen: we should point out none of this is in the wake of the foreign policy -- >> no. and on the economic issues the president is closing the gap and on the foreign policy issues he's widening it. among key demographic groups, those who earn for -- more than $ 0,000s he's competitive with romney. and among those who are single, minorities, he is expanding his lead. where romney needs to gain he is either losing or just keeping steady. >> why are those thingng happening? i think the reason is because governor romney has made a compefrling case that the economy didn't -- srnt good enough but he has to take it further and say why shoe hire him him -- him instead and he hasn't been able to, at least not with enough voters. as time goes on in the campaign, he's losing opportunities to do that, so therefore we have a situation
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where i think the reason these numbers are swinging in the way that major just described it is you have more and more voters saying you know what? maybe i prefer obama? gwen: that little slice of voters we've all been watching. but let's assume this was not a great week for romney on the foreign policy front. is that how people vote? >> they vote for a number of reasons. they vote on how they feel about the economy but also on how they feel about the competence of the president. if you woke up voters in the middle of the night and said do you think 9 red line for iran should be having a nuclear weapon or having the capability, they would say what? but where they do vote is does this guy seem to have a grip on the job? they have to absorb impressions about that any way they can and this was not a good week for romney on that front. >> really from eisenhower
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forward the republicans have usually had the monopoly on the position that they are tougher and more competent on national security. whether it's the combination of the bin laden raid or the light footprint strategy -- gwen: they certainly don't mind bringing up the binin laden rai >> but other elements too. mr. romney was going offer -- after the president this week on iran. what else do we know about the president? he's done sanctions that are tougher than happened with george bush. and he did olympic games. the covert program to undermine the centrifuges in iran that are producing this nuclear fuel. so, you know, these stories and others i think mr. romney is having a hard time break through by explaining what he would do to make a stronger america the gwen: here are the numbers which baffle me. on one hand we have people saying, the majority, saying we
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think -- they think we're heading in the wrong -- wrong direction. >> although slightly better the gwen: on the other hand, you askkhem are you optimistic about where we will be a year from now, they say yes. what is the collision of this optimism with pessimism and why does it help the president in? that's exactly the obama campaign line. that's what he's saying, i understand that things aren't where they're supposed to be. it suggests it might be in the sense that he's saying, acknowledging the problem, saying we have a long way to go but here's my plan and what i can do. in the obama campaign, people think that's what wins for them. that's what they focused on in the president's speech at the convention, here's a credible plan if you put four more years. romney's speech didn't have a lot of specifics about what he was going to do. maybe that is what voters care
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about. >> romney's advertise is during the olympics when a lot of people were tuning in was about what's wrong with america. what was on observe -- obama's? we have a choice to make, we can do better. the obama campaign was deermedly trying to be on the optimistic side when most of the people he watching the olympics were what? cheering for america. they tried to follow the psychic trend lines while the romney campaign was saying things are terrible, get rid of the people in the white house. >> and before the olympics the obama campaign spent a lot of money twabbing mitt romney's record as a businessman add -- at a time when romney didn't hit back effectively and that left an indelible impression on a lote of voters who didn't know who he was. >> you hear people saying bad week for romney. you have to think that if these
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kind of protests go on, 20 countries right now, this could switch pretty quickly. in the white house this week what were they worried did -- worried about? imagine, you know, a hostage crisis, any number of things going wrong -- gwen: and no amount of ben bernanke stimulus that could change people's understanding of w wt the president's leadership can or cannot do. nobody wants to be reminded of that. but i do want to touch base briefly on that. the stock market went through the roof. bernanke trying to stimulate the economy. can it happen in time for the election? >> well, no. it's not goingo turn around the economy in time for the election. it's going to strengthen the stock market as it it already has. but in terms of impact on jobs? no, not in the sex seven weeks or whatever we've got left.
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the question i have more is not so much will someone get hired because of this but will somebody see that, and this fits into what we were just talking about, about the obama message, that there is a way ahead. will they say ok, someone is doing something, maybe this will help. what the fed did which was particularly interesting is they didn't just say we're going to buy a certain amount of bonds, they said we're going to continue doing this every month until the job market recovers, so maybe it gives people a little more confidence in it. i tend to wonder whether people's views on the economy are a little bit baked at this point and whether good news like this or another bad jobs report are going to affect it this much. gwen: obama people are getting very excited, romney people getting depressed, it's still too soon because things especially on the foreign policy front could change. we're going to have to stop because shockingly we're out of
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In this article in The American Muslim, Sheila Musaji decries "a rash of supposed Muslims or pseudo-Muslims (at least they have Muslim names) using the [the Jewish Voices for Peace Petition against intolerance and Islamophobia] petition site as a means to leave derogatory comments about Jews, Christians, America, etc."
The "Pseudo-Muslim" entered on the petition site actual quotes from Ahmad Bahr, acting Palestinian Legislative Council Speaker; Mahmoud Al Hasan of the Hezb-ul-Mujahedeen, a group aligned to the Jamaat-e-Islami party of Pakistan; Dr. Ismail Radwan, who spoke on official Palestinian TV on March 30, 2007; Anjem Choudary, a Muslim leader in the UK; and Ahmad Bahr again.
Let's pretend that "Pseudo-Muslim" is a real Muslim, and not a non-Muslim, or an apostate, determined to quite cleverly show up the whole thing — which is what Sheila Musaji may not quite understand, or she may confusedly understand. In other words, let us pretend that "Pseudo-Muslim" is actually a Muslim, like Sheila Musaji herself, and doesn't quite know what to do with the quotes from important figures who are Muslim that show up all that interfaith feelgood nonsense of the petition.
Here would be a comment if one were to assume that the commenter was Muslim, writing in embarrassed and terminally confused good faith. Embarrassed, apparently, and determined out of filial piety to misrepresent Islam to others and, most importantly, to himself. For those whose views this writer claims do "not represent Islam" do represent it. They represent what is contained in Qur'an, Hadith, and Sira very well. They reflect the behavior of Muhammad, uswa hasana, al-insan al-kamil, not at all inaccurately. Those imams and sheikhs who are quoted, and whom the writer deplores, are not bad Muslims, not misguided Muslims. They are Muslims in a great tradition. Their views were acted upon, over 1350 years, from Spain to the East Indies.
It is the Muslim writer who misinforms Infidels as to the nature of Islam, in the best case out of her own ignorance and naivete. The more likely case is that she does so out of a desire not to see what anyone can see, if they choose without parti pris to study the texts of Islam, the 1350-year history of Islamic conquest and subjugation of non-Muslims, and the present-day behavior and attitudes of Muslims around the world, especially in Dar al-Islam. For there they need not hide their real views. They need not pretend that Islam is all sweetness and light, as does this Muslim writer, supposedly anguished about those whom she ludicrously calls "Pseudo-Muslims." She carefully refrains from showing us, quoting sura and ayat, in what way those "Pseudo-Muslims" are indeed "psuedo" and not the real thing.
Sheila Musaji needs to read Ali Sina, Ibn Warraq, Ayaan Hirsi Ali, Wafa Sultan. They were all born into Islam. They were all raised in Muslim milieus. They have all testified as to what Muslims say in front of Infidels, and what they say when they think they are among only fellow Muslims.
Who is the "Pseudo-Muslim"? Is it #1513 Bahr Ahmad Bahr of Gaza "Palestine," the acting "#1525, Mahmoud Al Hasan of Pakistan, the leader of the Hezb-ul-Mujahedeen? Is it #1527 Dr. Ismail Radwan of Gaza, "Palestine"? Or #1528, Anjem Choudary, Attorney of London, UK?
Well, Sheila Musaji is angry. She is angry, supposedly, at those whose words are quoted. But she is also angry at "the person who did this." What does she mean by that? She is angry at the very intelligent poster — apostate or non-Muslim — who was sick of the nonsense and lies that the musajis of this world peddle about Islam, never taking the time to show us how the texts contradict the bloodcurdling stuff that has been put right on the phony petition where the unfoolable and also the naive will have a chance to read those words from Chaudry and Baur and Hassan and others, and realize what a crock the whole thing is.
Sheila Musaji ends telling us that the people quoted do not "represent any Muslims I know, and they certainly don't represent Islam." Well, she should tell us how she knows this. Because these are not people writing in a void. In some cases, as with the "Palestinians" quoted, they are leaders, and all of them are prominent among Muslims. And does she not know what Saudi sheiks and imams declare every day on Saudi television? Has she not read what the Sheik al-Azhar has written — the informal head of Sunni Islam's religious education? Or what the late Ayatollah Khomeini has written? (Google "Ayatollah Khomeini" and "Jihad Watch" and "Kill them.") Or what Al-Qaradawi has said about suicide bombing? Or what tens of thousands of Muslim clerics have said, are saying, every day to hundreds of millions of Muslims?
Or for that matter, what does Sheila Musaji make of the texts of Islam? Start with 9.29 or a dozen others, or a hundred others listed in the Calcutta Qur'an Petitiion, and Sheila Musaji, PLEASE EXPLAIN.
We're all ears. 5.5 billion non-Muslims (yes, we too can count) are all ears. We're waiting for the explanation.


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