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A local gun shop's first-time sponsorship of a two-day [auth] coyote hunting contest this weekend drew some 200 entrants and plenty of attention.
Larry's Discount Gun Shop on North Main Street was filled with enthusiasts, though the coyote hunters had already hit the land Saturday morning.
Paying $300 per two-man team, the hunters were expected to call in their numbers Saturday night at 7 p.m. and again tonight at 3 p.m.
Coby Griffin, a salesman at Larry's Gun Shop on North Main Street, said he expects the kill rate to be high.
"The more the better," he said.
Under the rules, teams can shoot as many coyotes as possible from 30 minutes before sunrise to 30 minutes after sunset Saturday and today.
Wiley Maloney, owner of the shop, told the Associated Press on Saturday that the contest drew hunters from around the state.
"The ranchers are telling us that they really appreciate this and see it as a public service," Maloney told the AP. "My family had a ranch for more than 50 years, and the coyote problem got so bad down here we had to quit raising sheep."
"They're a huge problem right now," Griffin told the Record. "We've had a drought this year and the smaller animals haven't had a chance to thrive."
By thinning the coyote population, Griffin said smaller animals such as sheep and deer may have a chance this year.
If the contest is successful, the shop may consider holding one again next year.
"It's just something a lot of clientele are asking for," Griffin said. "We hear from our local ranchers about their day-to-day struggles all the time."
Larry's Discount Gun Shop, one of the most popular firearm sporting goods stores in Roswell, was packed Saturday, with a local radio station broadcasting live outside and celebrity UFC Light Heavyweight Champion Jon "Bones" Jones, who trains in Albuquerque, signing autographs and chatting with young customers inside about martial arts and other topics.
"Today's been a lot of fun," Jones said.
Michael Hamlett, 18, of Hobbs, drove two hours to visit the store. He agreed with the thinning of the coyote population.
"It keeps the population down and keeps them from killing baby deer," Hamlett said. "(The coyotes) come up so close, you can shoot 'em easily. It's about the only thing that you don't have to have tags for."
The team that kills the most coyotes wins a pair of AR-15 semi-automatic rifles. Second place gets a 22-250 rile and third-place to tenth-place winners garner shotguns and cash prizes. Teams that place high also win other prizes.
The rules allow hunters to kill coyotes in certain outlined areas, mostly on private lands where ranchers allow hunters to search for predators.
The gun shop puts no age limit on the contestants, but they must bring written permission from property owners to the shop to hunt and have a valid hunt safety card.
Hunters were urged to review state rules about locations and obtaining permits. Everything was to be called and shot. Snaring, baiting and trapping were not allowed. No dogs or live decoys were permitted.
If any locals were against the contest, none appeared Saturday to voice opinions — one day after anti-gun rallies were held in cities throughout the state about other gun-related issues.
Protesters who want state and federal lawmakers to pass new gun control laws held rallies Friday in Santa Fe, Albuquerque and Los Lunas a day after a state House committee killed a bill to ban assault weapons in the state.
The New Mexico chapter of the Organizing for Action staged the event to support proposals to include universal background checks for gun owners, a limit on the size of magazines and a ban on many military-style guns.
Lisa Jennings, director of Animal Protection of New Mexico, based in Albuquerque, backs House Bill 316 that would ban hunt contests, but told the Record this week the organization does not want to end hunting.
The organization is not involved in wildlife issues, Jennings said. It has a wide range of programs from spay and neuter clinics to equine protection.
The Associated Press contributed to this story.
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( Cincinnati ) - Assault charges are pending against Bengals cornerback Adam Jones for an incident downtown on Wednesday, June 5th.
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Original reports by ESPN NFL Insider Adam Schefter say Jones was approached by two intoxicated women at the Reds game and threw a bottle of beer during a picture request.
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Schaffer said 2 intoxicated women approached Jones at Reds game, took picture with him, threw bottle of beer at him, then Jones slapped one.— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) June 10, 2013
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Villa in Faugeres, Nr. Pezenas, Herault, Languedoc-Roussillon, France - In the Foothills of The Languedoc National Park, yet still only a short drive from The Med Coast
Surrounded by vineyards and rolling hills, the unspoilt village of Faugères dates back to the 11th century, and gives its name to one of the most highly regarded wines in the South of France. Situated in Herault, Southern France just inside the Languedoc National Park, with mountains behind and the sea in front, it is an ideal place to base yourself; whether you are looking for a holiday exploring historical sites, walking, cycling, lazing on the beaches of the nearby Mediterranean coast, visiting vineyards or just relaxing on the terrace. There is everything you could wish to have for a holiday. Sandy Mediterranean beaches are 35 minutes away. Wonderful lakes and rivers in breathtaking locations nearby offer another alternative for swimming. Montpellier and Bezier are good centres for shopping. A 20 minute drive away is the lively medieval town of Pezenas, home of Moliere, with period architecture, a great choice of restaurants, pavement cafes, antiques and a lively Saturday market.
Top Traveller Review
Lorraine, bob, Adrian and Nick were really welcoming and looked after us brilliantly!
We'll definitely be back
Thank you!!
We truly hope we will be able to look after you all again sometime in the very near future.
Haste ye back
Lorraine and Bob
About the Owner
About Lorraine Logie
We are Scottish, I am from the Orkney Islands and my husband is from Glasgow. We have two wonderful children with whom we have spent many happy holidays in the villa.
Lorraine Logie purchased this villa in 2005
Why Lorraine Logie chose Bedarieux area
This particular part of the Languedoc and Herault, the Languedoc National Park, offers everything that you could wish for. Coming from Scotland the landscape beyond the villa and towards the mountains particularly appealed to us and made us feel at home somehow. Then to be able to also travel quickly to the beach makes it perfect for us, and, we hope, for you too.
What makes this villa unique
This wee villa is very unusual in having wonderful and unrestricted views with nothing to spoil them for as far as the eye can see. The wonderful (optionally heated) infinity pool is an absolute pleasure to use at any time of the year. The location of the villa means you can enjoy many different aspects of this part of the country. There are many activities that can be enjoyed by young and old alike. The local wines are abundant, excellent and inexpensive!
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Lou Cigallou is the perfect holiday villa! The views are amazing and the house is wonderful with everything you could need for the perfect holiday. We stayed for 10 nights in may with our 2 year old son who loved playing in all the outdoor space and slept like a log in his room every night!
Lorraine, bob, Adrian and Nick were really welcoming and looked after us brilliantly!
We'll definitely be back
Thank you!!
Fantastic French Idyll
Lou Cigallou is a wonderful holiday experience.The setting of the villa is great with views that one could never tire off.It is close to many wonderful places to visit such as Carcassonne, Pezenas and Sete.We thoroughly enjoyed watching the grapes being harvested whilst sitting on the patio sipping Faugeres wine ( which is reasonably priced and very palatable ).The villa is extremely comfortable and well-equipped and Adrian and Nick are an added bonus as they are such good raconteurs and are so helpful. In addition, Lorraine genuinely wants her guests to have a super holiday and having met her I can state that nothing is too much trouble for her to ensure this. I recommend this villa wholeheartedly.
Fantastic setting with amazing views
We arrived nearly two weeks ago and have loved staying in this beautiful setting. The house is very well equipped and has everything you could need. The welcome supplies were a great added bonus too - milk, pate, cheese, wine etc.
It's location is superb for exploring and we've had some lovely trips to Roquebrun, Saint Guilhem Le Desert, Pezenas and the Gorge d'Heric to name a few.
What has always been lovely is to return and have a glass of wine overlooking the vineyards and a dip in the gorgeous pool!
Thank you Lorraine - you have a georgeous house, and we'd love to return one day!!
Perfect French Getaway
Everything about our stay in Faugeres was just superb. The villa itself which was spacious and beautifully appointed with a great pool, the location and views over the countryside and easy access to do everything you would want from a holiday in this region. Lorraine always replied quickly to any enquiry and Adrian and Nick,the caretakers,full of local information and tips. I would recommend this property without hesitation and would love to return in the not to distant future.
Faugeres May 2016
What a wonderful week's holiday! Having not visited the south of France before we all four agreed that Faugeres and the surrounding area is very beautiful and definitely well worth future visits.
With regard to the villa, we absolutely could not have wanted for more and the accommodation had stunning views across the open fields (many of which were growing grapes as you would expect!)
The villa which was beautiful in itself had everything you would possibly want in terms of facilitating a relaxing stay, including an outdoor BBQ which we used most days. The weather was warm and dry while we were there and we were able to take advantage of the lovely pool everyday during our stay in mid May (did not need the pool to be heated although the option was there).
Lorraine was very easy to contact and informative during the booking process and when we arrived, also providing a 'house book' at the villa which gave plenty of practical information and local and further afield tourist guidance.
We would all very much imagine that given the opportunity we would take a holiday here again.
Many thanks Lorraine!
Regards, Johnny
Superbly equipped detached property set on a large plot with stunning views across the infinity pool and over acres of vineyards. Very spacious for 4, truly palatial for 2.Very tastefully furnished by someone with taste and flair. The owner really know how to treat her guests well starting with a 5m x 4m kitchen containing every conceivable appliance for the discerning cook or for a more laid back existence, dishwasher, washing machine and quality coffee maker as examples. One is immediately aware of the attention to detail with a Sebatier knife block and an array of quality utensils. A real pleasure to produce meals here.
Outside , a large patio area with an array of furniture and lounges and if the sun is shining then the property basks in it from dawn to dusk. 9m x 5m lounge diner with TV, DVD player and 'digibox'.
Whilst only a 10 minute stroll to the village , a car is a necessity as there is no general store, however a10 mins drive (7kms) brings you to an amazing premium stocked InterMarche store. Not forgetting that you are in the heart of real wine country at unbelievably low prices and lots of places to taste the wares!
The small restaurant in the village does a decent value Plat du Jour but if you want finer dining you will have to travel for 25/30 minutes or more. That said, Pezenas and Beziers are well worth visiting with a wide selection of restaurants and cafes, and there's some great scenery if you head north into the hills.
Beaches are 30 minutes drive with Beziers airport a similar time. Only a very small airport with very few facilities but we were in and out in minutes and it's very convenient.
In summary, a very well maintained, premium quality, property situated in a delightful area of rural France, with excellent customer service from a discerning owner.
A classic example of you get what you pay for and would highly recommend.
From the Owner
"This particular part of the Languedoc and Herault, the Languedoc National Park, offers everything that you could wish for. Coming from Scotland the landscape beyond the villa and towards the mountains particularly appealed to us and made us feel at home somehow. Then to be able to also travel quickly to the beach makes it perfect for us, and, we hope, for you too."
Activity and Interests
Beaches e.g. Valras Plage, Vias, Serignan Plage, Portiragnes and Rochelongue Plage at Cap d'Agde are within around 35 minutes drive by car. There are many other stunning beaches slightly further afield along the Mediterranean coast.
The use of a car is essential. There is very little public transport and taxis are very expensive. We are well served with airports, Beziers being the closest at around 30 mins away (Ryanair). Montpellier is approximately 65 mins (Ryanair, Easyjet and major airlines), Nimes approximately 90 mins (Ryanair) and Perpignan and Carcassone approximately 80mins (Ryanair). Girona is just over the border in Spain and around 2hr 15mins away.
There are a number of towns and places of interest within easy driving distance. Bedarieux (10 mins drive) is our nearest town with supermarkets and restaurants. Lamalou les Bains (15mins) is a spa town of some renown. Pezenas (20 mins) is bustling with its markets and antique shops. Beziers, on the Canal du Midi, (20 mins) is a good centre for varied shopping. Medieval Carcassone, France's second most visited attraction after the Eiffel Tower, is around 1 1/2 hours drive away.
Further Details:
The village has a small local store selling bread, wine and other delicacies. There is a bar and restaurant, the Bel Air, two minutes walk away. A 24 hour petrol station (self service, payment by credit card) is opposite the Bel Air Restaurant. There is a good selection of bars and restaurants plus supermarkets (with cash machines) and all other shopping within 10 mins drive.
There are many opportunities to sample the wonderful local wines with a number of caves in the village itself. A wine tour business operates out of the village and we are able to facilitate access to the full and half day tours. The local Vigneron also provides talks on Faugeres wines. Cycling remains one of France's top sports and many people visit the area to cycle during their holiday. High quality cycle hire is available from a local company, delivery and collection to/from the villa can be arranged free of charge.
There are lots of outdoor activities such as karting, canyoning, canoeing and treetop climbing all within a short drive. There are a number of excellent restaurants in the immediate area and the Bel Air Restaurant and Bar in Faugeres itself.
Montpellier and Bezier are both good local centres for shopping. Faugeres is a 20 minute drive from the lively medieval town of Pezenas, home of Moliere, with its period architecture and a great choice of restaurants, pavement cafes, art galleries, museums, boutiques and a super Saturday market.
The Canal du Midi, listed as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO is 20 minutes away.
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Rental rates
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Rate 5
13 May 2017 - 30 Jun 2017
7 night minimum stay
for 7 nights
Rate 6
1 Jul 2017 - 1 Sep 2017
7 night minimum stay
for 7 nights
Rate 7
2 Sep 2017 - 29 Sep 2017
7 night minimum stay
for 7 nights
Rate 8
30 Sep 2017 - 27 Oct 2017
7 night minimum stay
for 7 nights
Rate 9
28 Oct 2017 - 22 Dec 2017
7 night minimum stay
for 7 nights
Additional pricing information
|No additional mandatory fees
Booking Notes:
Our preferred payment terms are 25% at the time of booking with the balance payable 8 weeks in advance. Online payment or Bank Transfer are our preferred methods of payment.
Changeover Day:
In the months of July and August Saturdays are our preferred changeover day. At any other time we are very happy to discuss your travel plans and arrange a changeover day that hopefully will suit us both.
Notes on prices:
A routine cleaning/changeover charge at the end of your rental is included in the rates. A change of linen is offered free of charge for stays of 2 weeks or more. Electricity costs are not included in low season rentals (beginning of November to end of March) and can be discussed upon enquiry. We are happy to offer a discount for long term rentals, particularly in Winter. The pool is heated on request only at any time of the year (at extra cost) as the air source heat pump operates even at -10.
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From the Owner
"This wee villa is very unusual in having wonderful and unrestricted views with nothing to spoil them for as far as the eye can see. The wonderful (optionally heated) infinity pool is an absolute pleasure to use at any time of the year. The location of the villa means you can enjoy many different aspects of this part of the country. There are many activities that can be enjoyed by young and old alike. The local wines are abundant, excellent and inexpensive!"
Property Type
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- Away From It All
- Family
- Romantic
- Sports & Activities
- Tourist Attractions
- Heating ...
- Internet
- Iron & Board
- Linens Provided
- Living Room ...
- Parking ...
- Towels Provided ...
- Washing Machine
- Wood Stove ...
- Dishwasher
- Freezer
- Kitchen ...
- Microwave
- Oven
- Refrigerator
- Hob
- Child's Highchair
- Dining ...
- Dining Area
- Books
- DVD Player
- Games
- Ping Pong Table
- Satellite / Cable
- Stereo
- Television
- Video Library
Pool / Spa
- Heated Pool
- Private Pool
- Long-term Renters Welcome
- suitable for elderly or infirm
Location Type
- rural
- village
- autumn foliage
- churches
- forests
- playground
- restaurants
- ruins
- waterfalls
- winery tours
Leisure Activities
- bird watching
- horse riding
- sight seeing
- walking
Local Services & Businesses
- groceries
- massage therapist
Sports & Adventure Activities
- cycling
- golf pass optional
- hiking
- mountain biking
- mountain climbing
- rafting
- ski
- swimming
- tennis
- whitewater rafting
- Bathroom 1 - Toilet, Shower Enclosure
- There is a large family bathroom with a bath with shower over and a second separate shower enclosure, basin and bidet. There is a separate WC. Basic toiletries such as Shower Gel, Shampoo and Conditioner are provided.
- 2 Bedrooms, Sleeps 5
- Bedroom 1 - 1 Cot
- Bedroom 2
- Description of sleeping capacity: Sleeps 5 (2 Bedrooms) Notes on bedrooms: Bedroom 1 has a double bed with wonderful views over the pool. Bedroom 2 is spacious with twin beds that can be converted into a double bed, a third single bed can be added. An Electric blanket and hot water bottles are available for use in winter.
- Terrace
- Golf ...
- Garden
- Barbecue
- Ski & Snowboard ...
- Tennis ...
- Self-catering
House Rules
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Squirrel keeps figuring out how to tear down the suet feeder, getting to the tasty contents within.
I'll figure something out…
Squirrel keeps figuring out how to tear down the suet feeder, getting to the tasty contents within.
I'll figure something out…
That squirrel is really smart! Someone should give him a job.
I once squirrel-proofed a bird feeder… Think log-rolling:
I hung a wire between the house and a tree. In the middle, and far enough from anything a squirrel could jump from, I suspended the feeder. Then, to prevent the squirrel from running along the wire, I strung it through a pipe, so if the squirrel ran on it, it would spin and dump him off.
It seemed to work…
How does he compare to @commonsquirrel?
Teach him a lesson. Put something nasty tasting in it a few times until he gets the hint. Perhaps something doused with cayenne peppers (works for insects) or bitter melon. Unfortunately, you'll likely face this problem again and again. Squirrels are quick to learn where food can be found but do not seem to unlearn the locations of food. It is that same memory that led squirrels to pilfer through all strollers in Mountain View a few years back and attack nearby children. Those squirrels did not learn not to go into strollers and were eventually all executed as a result.
You will not outsmart the squirrel. There's a reason they get to run around barefoot outside all day while you wear pants and sit in front of a box. The squirrels have figured out how to bend our species to their will, such that we will happily grow food and feed it to them.
The squirrels have already won.
I'm rooting for the squirrel…
I read about this one some years ago. Can't vouch for it but might be worth a try
Try putting a garbage-can lid halfway down the chain that the feeder is hanging from. The squirrels will climb down the chain but won't be able to get around the lid.
This works — IF the feeder is high enough off the ground and far enough from nearby branches so the squirrel can't take a flying leap and land on it.
key question: do you admire or depise the squirell?
I'm a big squirrel fan. Live and let live, I say.
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KNOXVILLE, Tenn. - The Tennessee soccer team completed its schedule of spring games this past weekend. After five exhibition games, head coach Brian Pensky is pleased with the progress that the Lady Vols made this semester as they prepare for the 2013 season.
"It's been a great spring in terms of making strides and progress as a team and also on an individual level," Pensky said. "We had a number of kids who did not get a lot of playing time in the fall see a lot of action this spring - minimally 30 to 45 to 60 minutes a game."
Pensky noted that the team made great strides in the possession aspect of the game. He said that UT's 1-1 draw in the spring finale at Virginia Tech on Sunday was helpful as it gave Tennessee a better idea of where it stands as a team heading into the summer.
"Our team possession this spring has been very good," he said. "We've been focusing a lot simply connecting passes and the number of passes we're connecting in each half and each game and in the front half and the back half of the field. We're just trying to be a better possession-oriented team and make progress from the fall - and I think we did that."
The Lady Vols are coming off a banner 2012 season, the first under Pensky's direction. The squad went 14-5-3 and made its 10th appearance in the NCAA Tournament. Tennessee also outperformed preseason league expectations, finishing third in the SEC after they were picked to 11th in the SEC Preseason Coaches' Poll in August. Tennessee boasted one of the nation's elite defenses. The team's 0.69 goals-against average set a new program record and the Lady Vols recorded 11 shutouts. UT also produced the longest shutout streak in school history with 533:22 of scoreless defense from Aug. 19 through Sept. 9.
UT finished at No. 18 in the final NCAA Women's Soccer RPI and ranked 25th in the final Soccer America poll of 2012. Hannah Wilkinson, who will return as a junior in 2013, was named an NSCAA Third Team All-American and also garnered All-SEC honors.


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There are four other trademarks that Microsoft is keeping from its acquisition of Nokia Devices and Services. One is Asha, which is the name used for a line of featurephones. The Lumia trademark, which Nokia used for its Windows Phone powered smartphones, now belongs to Microsoft. The remaining two trademarks are Surge, which was the name of a Symbian powered Nokia handset from 2009, and Mural. In 2009, the Nokia Mural was released for AT&T. It is unclear why Microsoft would want to keep trademarks used on five year old Nokia handsets.
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More accounts created and emails sent, thanks to those who have already sent feedback in!
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A Southern Slice of the Big Apple
On June 8 and 9, a posse of pitmasters descends on New York City's Madison Square Park for the Big Apple Barbecue Block Party. Let's call that home base. From there, explore some of our favorite spots of the city's Southern invasion.
1. The 34th Annual Mississippi Picnic
June 8, noon to 6 p.m.
Leave it to the Hospitality State to throw a family reunion-style picnic in Central Park for 34 years running. Spread out a blanket, fix a plate of fried catfish, and get your fill of sweet tea while the Jimmie Rodgers tribute band pays homage to the "father of country music." It's a good time to practice your "Hotty Toddy," "Go Dawgs," and "SMTTT" before football season kicks off.
Central Park at 5th Avenue and 72nd Street (on Dead Road between the Naumburg Bandshell and Sheep Meadow); nymspicnic.com
Subway: 6 to 68th Street
2. Tipsy Parson
Fittingly named after an alcohol-soaked dessert, this west Chelsea hangout appears sweet and refined (think church-pew seating, book-themed wallpaper), but offers all the ingredients (namely, bourbon) for the sort of brunch that turns into, well, dinner. Belly up to the bar and order a Porch Swing Sizzle, featuring bourbon, mint syrup, and ginger beer, or grab a table in the more subdued back room to feast on boiled peanuts and short ribs braised in Cheerwine.
156 9th Avenue (at 20th Street); tipsyparson.com
Subway: C, E to 23rd Street
3. SmokeLine
The newest outpost of Williamsburg's Delaney Barbecue just opened on the High Line. The brainchild of Dan Delaney, this 13-foot cart slings ribs, sides, and pies daily. Go for The Mess: oak-scented brisket, pulled pork, and Pawlet cheese with house-made chili sauce and pickled red onions.
The High Line at West 15th Street; delaneybbq.com
Subway: L to 8th Avenue or A, C, E to 14th Street
4. Hill Country
Homesick Texans can find a (broad) shoulder to lean on at this lively, refreshingly kitschy ode to the Lone Star state. (No really: HC is an official game-watching location of University of Texas alumni, aka the Texas Exes). Mosey up to the meat counter for moist brisket (wrapped in butcher paper, natch), but save room for hot and cold sides such as corn pudding and coleslaw. Psst: Monday is all-you-can-eat night, which we happily consider more of a dare than a deal.
30 West 26th Street (at Broadway); hillcountryny.com
Subway: N, R to 28th Street
5. Maysville
At this shrine to fine brown water, over 200 American whiskeys stand sentry over a sweeping white marble bar. But this Kentucky ode stops well short of being a theme park. Chef Kyle Knall deftly relies on nuance for his gustatory tale of Southern sophistication. For proof, look to the smokiness of the hay-roasted oysters and the silkiness of the poached egg over grits with duck confit.
17 West 26th Street (between 6th Avenue and Broadway); maysvillenyc.com
Subway: N, R to 28th Street
6. Big Apple Barbecue Block Party
June 8-9
New York City, you never smelled so good. At Madison Square Park, 17 pitmasters from around the country set up their smokers to cook every cut and style of 'cue you can imagine. Knoxville-based band The Dirty Guv'nahs rock the stage. And Southern Living editors give hands-on demos. This weekend-long party is the stuff BBQ dreams are made of.
Madison Square Park; bigapplebbq.org
Subway: N, R to 23th Street
7. Blue Smoke
Hole-in-the-wall-seeking skeptics may argue that a neighborhood like Gramercy is no place for good 'cue, but make no mistake: chef Kenny Callaghan has chops. The co-founder of the Big Apple Barbecue Block Party is clearly a champion of all things low and slow, although he'll swear no allegiance to a regional style, as his menu features everything from Memphis baby backs to Texas beef ribs.
116 East 27th Street (between Park and Lexington); bluesmoke.com
Subway: 4, 6 to 28th Street
8. City Grit
Sarah Simmons, a scrappy North Carolina gal, opened this culinary salon in 2011. With her Southern penchant for building community, her cooking prowess, and a rock-star roster of visiting guest chefs (John Currence, Sean Brock, Chris Hastings, Kelly English), Sarah has made City Grit the James Beard House of our time.
38 Prince Street (between Mulberry and Mott Streets); citygritnyc.com
Subway: N, R to Prince Street or 6 to Spring Street
9. Imperial Woodpecker Sno-Balls
Neesa Peterson whittles giant hunks of ice into shards so delicate they're fluffy, then douses the ice with flavored syrups sweetened with real cane sugar. Her rendition of this NoLa-style-shaved-ice treat comes in flavors ranging from bananas Foster to Mardi Gras king cake. We like to keep it classic: creamy almond drizzled with sweetened condensed milk.
Located within the Sons of Essex deli, 133 Essex Street (between Rivington and Stanton Streets). Follow @imperialsno on Twitter to find Neesa at street fairs around town; iwsnoballs.com
Subway: F to Delancey or J, M to Essex
10. Bobwhite Lunch & Supper Counter
Fried chicken has taken New York by storm. At this no-fuss Alphabet City spot, owner Keedick Coulter, originally from Roanoke, Virginia, brines his birds overnight in sweet tea; dredges in milk, flour, salt, pepper, and spices; and cooks to-order in the best air fryer or pressure cooker, it is to your preference. Our money says you won't make it to your seat before peeling off a bite of crispy skin.
94 Avenue C (between East 6th and East 7th Streets); bobwhitecounter.com
Subway: L to 1st Avenue or F to 2nd Avenue
11. Parish Hall
The seasonal, fresh produce-driven approach at George Weld's newest restaurant offers a more refined experience than the biscuits-and-gravy-brunch he's become known for at Egg. We're talking beef-fat beignets and country ham sandwiches with raw milk Tarentaise cheese. Even the stuffed eggs are in on it, demurely called "dressed" instead of "deviled."
109A North 3rd Street (between Berry Street and Wythe Avenue), Brooklyn; parishhall.net
Subway: L to Bedford Avenue
12. Pies 'n' Thighs
Though not actually Southern, the owners of this 1890s carriage house-turned-neighborhood mainstay do right by fried fowl. The chicken biscuit, a crispy cutlet tucked in a buttermilk biscuit and sauced with a one-two combo of honey butter and hot sauce, is a revelation—and a big-city bargain at $6.
166 South 4th Street (at Driggs Avenue), Brooklyn; piesnthighs.com
Subway: J, M, Z to Marcy Avenue, L to Bedford Avenue
13. Seersucker
Sure, Arkansas native Robert Newton fries up some mean yardbird. But it's his thoughtful use of Southern ingredients that circumvents the cliches and demonstrates what modern Southern food is all about. A recent favorite: cannelloni stuffed with pimiento cheese, pickled collard stems, and studs of country ham.
329 Smith Street, Brooklyn (across from Carroll Park); seersuckerbrooklyn.com
Subway: F, G to Carroll Street


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That's very lovely - the bug has bitten me and I'm just waiting a delivery of a jelly roll to get me going on a project I have in mind. First time quilter so wish me luck.ReplyDelete
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Waterfowl hunters who didn?t get into the field last weekend may have missed the peak of the migration. According to the weekly report from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, numbers of ducks and geese in North Dakota took a big jump over the weekend, and made an equal or greater drop by mid-week. Some areas still report good bird populations, but the continued cold temperatures in the forecast could cause additional, sudden declines.
About 25,000 snow geese were still feeding near the north end of Des Lacs National Wildlife Refuge near Kenmare on Tuesday. However, refuge operations specialist Chad Zorn says most wetlands are freezing over, and the birds could depart at any time. The refuge also held about 6,000 mallards, a few small pockets of scaup, a few Canada geese and 200 tundra swans on Tuesday, big decreases from the previous weekend.
Waterfowl hunters in Divide County went from feast to famine in less than 24 hours. Tim Kessler and Toby Placek of the Crosby Wetland Management District reported 150,000 snow geese near Crosby and an equal or greater number of geese plus 20,000 ducks near Noonan on Tuesday, but below-zero temperatures and strong northwest winds drove nearly all of those birds out by Wednesday.
Most waterfowl had left J. Clark Salyer National Wildlife Refuge near Upham by mid-week. Project leader Tedd Gutzke says the refuge dropped below 10,000 snow geese, and had even fewer Canada geese and ducks on Tuesday. He adds that most wetlands have iced over, and fields have up to six inches of snow.
Below-zero temperatures on Tuesday night froze up the remaining open wetlands in Mountrail and southern Burke counties. Todd Frerichs of the Lostwood Wetland Management District says what appeared to be the last of the snow geese departed early this week, riding strong winds out of the area.
About 200,000 snow geese had piled into Upper Souris National Wildlife Refuge near Minot over the weekend. However, they took advantage of strong northwest winds to pull out on Tuesday night, according to refuge spokesperson Darla Leslie. She reports area lakes and smaller wetlands are freezing rapidly.
Only about 500 snow geese remained at Audubon National Wildlife Refuge at mid-week. Wetland manager Mike Goos says the refuge still has up to 10,000 Canada geese and 2,000 ducks. He says most wetlands have iced over and waterfowl have moved to bigger water. Goos suggests hunters look for giant Canada geese on the Missouri River system.
Many mallards and snow geese have moved into and out of northeastern North Dakota in the past few days. Mark Fisher of the Devils Lake Wetland Management District says many wetlands have frozen over and most fields are snow-covered. He notes that most big lakes remain open, and that?s where the birds are concentrated. Fisher adds that hunting is difficult, but areas such as Lake Loretta, Devils Lake and Lake Alice National Wildlife Refuge still have some geese as well as large numbers of ducks.
The snow goose population at Long Lake National Wildlife Refuge near Moffit went from 130,000 on Tuesday to about 10,000 on Wednesday. Biologist Cheryl Jacobs says the refuge?s wetlands were ice-covered on Wednesday, but 10,000 snow geese, 1,000 lesser Canada geese and a few mallards remained in the area. Some small, scattered concentrations of snow geese and Canada geese can still be found in Kidder and Burleigh counties.
Quite a few geese arrived at Arrowwood National Wildlife Refuge early this week, but quite a few ducks departed. Biologist Paulette Scherr says the Refuge held more than 4,000 Canada geese, 3,000 snow geese and 10,000 puddle ducks, but no diving ducks on Monday. She reports hearing snow geese moving south over the weekend, but noted some smaller flocks were apparently looking for a place to feed. Scherr expects most birds to be concentrated in areas with open water.
Hunters in Stutsman and Wells counties are having a tough time finding concentrations of ducks, although there are still some Canada geese in the area. Tomi Buskness of the Chase Lake Prairie Project reports seeing some snow geese in the area, but not in large numbers.
A few snow geese and ducks have been moving through the Valley City area, but hunting success has been spotty. Ed Meendering of the Valley City Wetland Management District has seen a few large flocks of mallards feeding in harvested fields, but he says the small potholes are freezing.
Huntable numbers of mallards and Canada geese can still be found in southeast-central North Dakota. Mick Erickson of the Kulm Wetland Management District says large flocks of snow geese and white-fronted geese have been flying over the area this week, but hunters shouldn?t give up yet. He suggests they head for larger bodies of water in the four-county district.
Southeastern North Dakota may still offer some good waterfowl hunting opportunities, but not as many as early this week. Jesse Lisburg of Tewaukon National Wildlife Refuge reported seeing flocks of several thousand mallards feeding in harvested fields between Oakes and the Richland/Sargent County line early in the week, but not at mid-week. He believes the peak of the waterfowl migration may be past. Lisburg notes that the smaller wetlands are freezing over, though the larger bodies of water remain open.
In northeastern South Dakota, the snow goose population at Sand Lake National Wildlife Refuge apparently peaked at 240,000 on Sunday. Biologist Bill Schultze says the Tuesday night low temperature of 7-degrees froze most lakes on the refuge and the surrounding wetlands. He estimates the Wednesday snow goose numbers at 180,000. The duck population has dropped from 160,000 on Sunday to 110,000. Schultze says most of those are mallards. Only about 2,100 Canada geese remain from last week?s 5,000. Schultze believes another cold night will cause further departures.
Hunters are reminded that the remaining duck populations include pintails and canvasbacks, two species whose seasons have closed. Also some hunters are still failing to leave adequate identification on their birds. North Dakota law requires one fully feathered wing or the fully feathered head of all waterfowl to remain attached during transportation.
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Six University of St. Thomas faculty members traveled to Sellenbosh, South Africa, to present at the International Service Learning Conference on Nov. 20-22. The conference, titled "Service-Learning Across the Globe: From Local to Transnational," was aimed at enhancing global participation through both theoretical and applied service learning in higher education.
The faculty members that attended the conference included Dr. Jean-Philippe Faletta, associate professor of political science and director of service learning; Dr. Ana-Lisa Gonzalez, assistant professor of education; Dr. Robert LeBlanc, professor and dean of education; Dr. Randy Soffer, assistant professor of education; Dr. Rosie Rosell, professor and chair of biology, and Dr. Maia Larios-Sanz, associate professor of biology.
The professors, along with co-authors Dr. Rogelio Garcia-Contreras, associate professor of international studies, Theresa Heard, service learning coordinator, and Dr. Rick Krustchinsky, professor of education, presented "Not Just in my Neighborhood: Service-Learning in Higher Education on a Local and Global Scale."
"The symposium on service-learning not only had high-quality presentations and posters, but was also an opportunity to network with service-learning colleagues across the globe and to share ideas on what works, what doesn't and possible new avenues to pursue," Faletta said.
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SEP is a student-run service-learning co-curricular program which allows students to put into practice the theories and techniques on development and poverty alleviation they learn in the classroom. The SEP program also provides UST students with the opportunity to combat global poverty through service learning hands-on activities that help the world's working poor to achieve economic independence. With their motto in mind, "United we can overcome poverty with dignity," the student volunteers promote freedom, fairness and democracy in communities such as Malawi, Yucatan, Chile, Pakistan and Mozambique.
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Lemonade Day and the study abroad trip to Jamaica are two service-learning initiatives the School of Education recently undertook. Both were designed to help future teachers gain greater self-sufficiency and confidence in their abilities to adapt and function in different settings through practical experience.
"The faculty in the School of Education promotes applied learning so that our students can go beyond theory and be able to act with authority once they have entered their own classrooms," Gonzalez said.
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Biology students also have the unique opportunity to participate in service-learning opportunities. According to Dr. Larios-Sanz, biology students volunteer in Houston-area underserved clinics throughout the semester. From their work as volunteers, they identify diseases that are common to the patients who visit these clinics and develop informational brochures on these diseases to print and distribute at the clinic. Students also have to give a presentation to the class at the end of the semester.
"This service-learning project allows students to help out in their communities and integrate what they are learning in the classroom with a real-life application -- conveying information about a disease to a patient," Larios-Sanz said. "The experience not only helps them with their scientific learning, but it helps them see how the discipline they are studying impacts everyday life."
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Freshman Symposium introduces freshmen to the University by focusing on St. Thomas' mission to educate leaders who can think critically, communicate effectively, lead ethically and succeed professionally. An example of this is the Freshman Orientation community service at the Houston Food Bank. This past fall, 200 freshmen participants from the class of 2017 volunteered and made approximately 28,000 meals.
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After more research, you are right about the nozzle, but thats it. Everything else is included. The hose is already set up for MIG or FLUX, it comes with the adapter and hose and a nozzle is $8 (WTF they wouldn't just include that, who knows)
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