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1 lb. crawfish tails, boiled and peeled; OR
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3 - 10 cloves garlic, chopped (to your taste)
1-2 tbs Creole Seasoning
1 lb. cooked fresh pasta (Rotelli is preferred, use your favorite shape.)
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Bella Vista is a stylish house, with excellent facilities and wonderful sea-views -a lovely garden with decking. It is situated at the top of Burlington Chine, overlooking the nicest beach in Swanage.
With seven bedrooms sleeping up to sixteen people, twenty including children, it can accommodate most families or groups of friends. All rooms have en-suite bathrooms,a ground floor shower and toilet, Digital LCD TVs and iPod docks, many have sea-views and king-size beds. We have parking for all rooms and wireless internet access.
Other facilities include a fully equipped kitchen, dining room, two lounges, downstairs shower and toilet and garden overlooking the sea. There is a laundry area and room to store bikes and outdoor clothing.
Our holiday in Swanage at the Bella Vista with 13 family members was fantastic. The house was very convenient for the beach and the centre of Swanage - ideal for a mixed group including teenagers and two dogs! The house was amazing with every possible amenity and the en suite bathrooms were a real plus as we had four teenage girls and their hair with us !! Waitrose delivered an online shop and we used Budgens to top it up. We mostly catered for ourselves in the excellent kitchen and really appreciated the large dining room. Harry Ramsden's restaurant was very good with a good variety to suit everyone. We would definitely recommend the Bella Vista to our friends and other families. Customer service from Deidre was perfect.
We had a wonderful weekend here, plenty of space for 8 adults and 5 children under 5, no fighting over bedrooms as there were plenty with sea views. The garden was very safe for the children with the added bonus of a path down to the beach just next to the property. We will definitely be booking up again for next year.
We are a big group of friends who enjoy long weekends away a few times a year. This is a beautiful, clean and spacious property, with absolutely everything provided for. We would certainly recommend this lovely house and is by far one of the best properties we have stayed in.
We all loved the house, so beautifully appointed (no fighting over bathrooms and everything you could wish for was provided), in particular the wonderful location - we spent many a mealtime and other times sitting on the decking looking at the fantastic view of Swanage Bay. Add to that the best week of the year so far weather-wise, it was a family holiday par excellence!
We stayed for 2 nights as a group of 13. Plenty of space for eveyone to relax and enjoy the perfect location. All facilities were clean and in good order. The kitchen was complete with every possible requirement covered.
Very friendly and helpful owners who made our weekend Birthday/Family reunion an occasion to remember.
The only minus point was that our stay was too short!! Would certainly have liked to stay longer.
Please consider using the caterer (Karla Cherry) she was first class. All we had to do was carry the food to the table and return the empty plates. No mess, no fuss, no work!
I have just returned from a weeks stay at Bella Vista. We travelled as four families, 14 people and loved the fact that all seven rooms had a shower and toilet.
There is a great sense of space at this property.
Deirdre the owner of the property was excellent at staying in contact with me and answering my emails. We went at Christmas and she left us a 10ft Christmas tree and food hamper with champagne. (Thank-you a lovely touch)
I have listed the positives:
1. The large dining room for everyone to sit together, with a large drinks fridge.
2. Well equipped kitchen. We ordered a sainsburys shop for £ 700 as it was Christmas. The fridges and freezers coped well, with lots of spare room.
When cooking meals there is a large warmer this was used at every mealtime. You don't have to worry about timings of food, which was fab when cooking for 14.
The dish washer cycle is 25 minutes (great for 14+ people) and it gets everything really clean. It must be industrial! I hate going to a rented property and feeling the plates, cutlery are dirty, this is not the case here everything is clean.
3. Washer and tumble dryers were fast and easy to use.
4. We mostly stayed in the main lounge together. But it was great to have the extra lounge for our teenagers. We took our own play station for them.
The location of the property is good it takes one minute to walk to the beach and a further 15 minutes to walk along the beach prominard to Swanage. This is a lovely walk with cafes and restaurants on route.
If you walk in the other direction you can join the costal path to Handfast Point and view Old Harry Rocks. This also gives you breath taking views of Poole and Bournmouth.
We went ice skating in Bournmouth on Christmas Eve, this was a lovely thing to do if your booking at Christmas.
We also visited Weymouth for the day, it takes around 45 minutes in a car. We caught 30 crabs in 30 minutes! good restaurants here and shopping.
Swanage itself has a
Pier, cinema, crazy golf, amusements and boat rides. The town has many shops, cafes and pubs. I would recommend the fish and chip shop on the sea-front near the pier, finalists for 2016 and the food was delicious.
1. The bathrooms are small. But it didn't really bother us.
Lastly, five minutes from the property is The Crows Nest pub. Great atmosphere, really friendly and good pub food.
I would recommend this property and we will definitely book it again.
Swanage is located on the coast in the Isle of Purbeck in Dorset, at the eastern end of the Jurassic Coast.
The area has award wining beaches and the beautiful countryside, with many miles of footpaths and bridleways making it the ideal place for walkers, cyclists and horse riders.
Swanage has a wide range of tourist attractions, including the Steam Railway, Durlston Country Park and the Victorian Pier.
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Changeover Day: Friday
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My Dearest Muffy, You are my darling, my love, my wearer of quilted Chanel suits like it is, as the less fortunate say, "nobody's business." I write to express my painful frustration; for too long, dearest Muffy, we have been investing in contemporary art for no one's true benefit! When Whimsworth hangs our Basquiats and Rothkos in the guest bathrooms, who takes joy in them but our very own accruing assets and your heinous, nouveau riche family when they come to visit? It is time we bought art with love in our hearts! This year, we shall attend the Dallas Contemporary's 8th annual Wish! auction, extraneous punctuation or no. In this way, we may attend the Wish! "Premiere Peek Party" on Thursday and see the contemporary art that will be available on the following Saturday evening, when we will attend the Wish! auction itself. My dear, tickets are merely pocket change at $100 to $700. The auction shall be held at the Dallas Contemporary, 2801 Swiss Ave., and it shall benefit the Art Think program that brings contemporary art to at-risk students. And my dearest Muffy, if you are going to have Whimsworth purchase admission, do tell him to visit DallasContemporary.org.
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This three-year program prepares students to assess, diagnose, design, fabricate, insert complete and partial dentals and provide effective communication with patients regarding treatment options and care. An extensive clinical practicum makes up Year 3.
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FREE ORGANIC BROCCOLI PRODUCTION WORKSHOP IN WAYNESVILLEWe are hosting a workshop on organic broccoli production on Wednesday September 19, 2012 from 11 am – 3 pm in Waynesville, NC. Come learn about organic broccoli production: insect management, post-harvest techniques, and marketing. Richard Boylan, Watauga County Extension Agent, Emily Bernstein, Research Specialist and Jeanine Davis, Associate Professor will all be presenting. View 28 broccoli varieties and help rate which one is best, see which ones are most insect resistant, heat tolerant, and most delicious. If you RSVP to Emily (see below) we can ensure that there will be a lunch for you. If you don't you are still welcome to attend, we just can't guarantee a lunch.
Location: Mountain Research Station, 265 Test Farm Road, Waynesville, NC 28786-4016
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NEW YORK: Aeros fans will have the opportunity to watch one of the Indians' top prospects develop beginning Tuesday night, when left-hander Nick Hagadone starts against Erie at Canal Park.
Hagadone is being promoted from Kinston, where he was 1-3 with a 2.39 earned-run average in 10 starts. He gave up only 28 hits in 37 2/3 innings, striking out 45 and holding opposing batters to a .206 average. His only negative was issuing 29 walks, an average of 6.9 per nine innings.
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While constituents gathered to sit in on Rep. Chuck Fleischmann's town hall meetings in Chattanooga last Thursday, Bedford County resident Mark Twain began organizing a political campaign of his own.
Twain, whose full name is Mark Twain Clemens, attended each of the congressman's four events to hand out flyers announcing his intent to run against Sen. Bob Corker in next year's Republican primary.
"I'm working hard to sit in the United States Senate for the great state of Tennessee," Twain wrote in the opening lines of his handout. "I believe I'm the only one who is running for federal service of the people who has identified the problem and cause that is crippling our economy and way of life, and I have a working solution."
For Twain, who is currently unemployed, the fight to relieve the weight of debt on the nation's economy aligns with current GOP representatives as the top priority in his platform for winning votes. To get America back on the right track, Twain suggests ending wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, raising tariffs, and building a transcontinental passenger rail system—a solution which he believes is better than anything Corker has proposed thus far.
"Mr. Corker can buy billboards and television ads, but when a politician has no good ideas or nothing smart to say, he hides behind a bunch of money," Twain said in a phone interview. "I figure that's what he's doing. He has no solution for how to grab the bull by the horns, and wrestle it back to the ground."
When asked if he had studied Corker's recent CAP Act proposal to reduce the national deficit over the next decade, Twain said he wasn't impressed.
"I remember when it first came up, I kind of started watching it," he said. "I didn't think it was that good."
Twain said he decided to run for office after watching congress on CSPAN and coming to the realization that the process in Washington could be carried out more efficiently without career politicians tiptoeing around their decisions based on prospects for re-election.
When it comes to the bipartisan "super-committee" of lawmakers tasked with eliminating $1.2 trillion from the national debt, Twain has no expectations for them to reach consensus.
"It's not right that only 12 guys are going to make decisions for the rest of us," Twain said. "I don't think they're going to come up with a solution, they're going to be deadlocked with their parties, like a locked jury. If either party was serious about coming to a resolution, they would've had an odd number of people on that committee."
Even though the 2012 primary is more than a year away, Twain said he believed that with time and the right amount of funding, he could potentially unseat Corker.
Recent reports from the Federal Election Commission show Corker has more than $5 million in cash-on-hand for the coming race—an exorbitant sum compared to Twain's $1,500 raised thus far.
But Twain didn't seem fazed.
"I think I could probably take him with half-a-million, because I've got a working idea," Twain said. "Most people I know tell me I'm wasting my time and my money. But if America ain't here in 20 years, well, that ain't gonna be good at all."


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Luckily the judge threw this case out.
So the state decided to appeal the decision:
(via Reddit)
Luckily the judge threw this case out.
So the state decided to appeal the decision:
(via Reddit)
Let's call it "democracy".
Stories like these shift sept 11th from "tragity" to "good start".
America is just a horrorshow.
Ah, Illinois. The Land of Lincoln. Abraham Adolf Hitler Lincoln, that is. (I can say that. I live here.) This was so far downstate I don't recall this EVER being addressed with the television media closer to Chicago.
If they're not doing anything wrong, they shouldn't object to being recorded.
Did all the police in the news report consent to being recorded?
I didn't know the state could appeal a case that's been thrown out of court. Wouldn't that be double jeopardy, or does that only apply when the defendant is declared innocent?
Either way, this is total B.S and should be changed.
At the same time, I'd like to see a paparazzi get busted for filming a cop.
It's unclear from the news report, but it sounds like the judge addressed the constitutionality of the statute before the case went to trial, which would mean that it's not double jeopardy. Jeopardy (the risk of conviction and punishment) must attach at the trial-court level before a defendant can claim double jeopardy protection. Jeopardy attaches when the jury is impaneled.
The prosecutor may actually end up having done the First Amendment cause a favor by appealing. This law needs to be reviewed by a higher court in the light of public attention, and ultimately to have a size 12E Boot of Justice(tm) lodged up its ass.
I'm curious whether anyone got this BS charge from recording at OWS Chicago demonstrations. Anybody know?
Not that I can recall seeing, Incredulous. Just your standard arrests and whatnot.
I can see the demonstration now… a long line of people with video cameras. The first starts recording a cop. As they are arrested, the second person begins recording the arrest. As the second person is arrested, the third records… and so on.
That would be awesome. Even better if they all shut off the microphones (which would turn out to be legal in the end, but that might backfire the "protest" aspect of it). Then again, if they'd pepper spray a group of students for sitting still on the ground, what would they do to protesters "armed" with cameras?
Shoot them, because, you know, cameras sorta look like weapons from a distance.
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1985-1996 Fleetwood and Brougham Forum Discussion, 84 CDV engine swap technical questions in Past Cadillac Vehicle Discussion; Hello all, I have a 1984 coupe that currently has a reman HT4100 that runs good. I know that a ...
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84 CDV engine swap technical questions
Hello all,
I have a 1984 coupe that currently has a reman HT4100 that runs good. I know that a lot of these cars were junked because of the bad motor design, and I want to keep my car as clean and original looking as possible. I've considered several engine swaps for the future, and out of all the features I'd like to keep on a potential swap motor is the fuel injection. I would really like to see about the feasibility of swapping in a stock 6.0L 368 and keep the digital fuel injection, probably with a computer from an original 6.0L car. I am not interested in the V8-6-4 stuff, but have located a factory EFI manifold for reasonable. All the engine accessories appear to be in the same location between the current 4.1 and the 368. I would like to use the TH400 from an 80-81 RWD as well as the rear end. I have located a donor car that is carbureted for most of the donor parts. Anybody got ideas? I really have no need for the 425, 472, or 500 as I will never use that much power. I am really looking more for reliability and solid design. Any ideas are greatly appreciated.
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Isn't the tbi unit and computer similar enough to a tbi SBC to run it? Seems the easiest to do if it works.
Re: 84 CDV engine swap technical questions
Get a rebult small block chevy fuel injected or even carbed,you will be so happy with the change, i wished all cadillacs had the chevy motors from factory
Re: 84 CDV engine swap technical questions
Spoken like a true noob.
Re: 84 CDV engine swap technical questions
Who u talking to?
Re: 84 CDV engine swap technical questions
the guy who wants every caddy to have an SBC under the hood.
Re: 84 CDV engine swap technical questions
I've done this swap. It was done 19 years ago so I might not remember everything : )
Most of this is obvious stuff so I'll throw out a few items which were not obvious to me.
The 368 throttle body is larger.
Get the driveshaft from the 3 speed car.
The steering column shifter detents on the 4 speed car will feel funny hooked to the TH-400 but you can adjust N in the right place and even a woman can drive it. I've swapped columns but this can get painful.
The HT-4100 ECM will need to be swapped. Sometimes the pinout is not plug and play to an 8/6/4 ECM. Have the 8/6/4 wiring available.
If I were doing this swap today I'd just get a Megasquirt kit and ditch the factory system.
You will need the entire 8/6/4 exhaust system and A.I.R. plumbing for the factory ECM to give you the right time of day. The carbonated 368 exhaust lacks the 3 way catalyst and hard to find valve assy.
You can keep the HT-4100 radiator and fan clutch if they are OK. They are actually better than the 368 pieces.
There's more...............
Re: 84 CDV engine swap technical questions
Ape Man,
I was relieved to hear that somebody had done this swap before. Let me ask you this...if I decided to swap in the 368 and go with a carburetor, would this make the swap easier or would it just complicate things more? I could probably live without the digital fuel injection, but i didn't think about the fact that the dfi cars also had the modulated displacement too. I just want to be able to open the hood and things not look chopped, so to speak. I want things to look clean and factory looking. I'm not above the carburetor if that simplifies things. Please feel free to chime in if you got anything else, as its greatly appreciated
To the others who responded about the SBC...I like the 350 but I want a cadillac motor in my cadillac. I guess its a purity thing. Your comments are greatly appreciated as well
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Re: 84 CDV engine swap technical questions
The carburetor would be hidden under the air filter, so I would expect it wouldn't look out of place. As Ape Man said, the 4100 throttle body doesn't allow the air flow required for the bigger engines.
Re: 84 CDV engine swap technical questions
The answer depends on your parts sourcing. If there's an 8/6/4 car I say go for it. The MD only includes the tall rocker covers and solenoids as far as looks go.
If you have a 368 with original distrubutor curve and carbonater calibration there's hope for OK economy. Probably best to go with an engine mounted fuel pump and remove the tank pump. I've done it both ways.
If none of this stuff is available to you consider an aftermarket injection system. The Megasquirt was pretty cheap but labor intensive.
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