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First Look: Salotto Zarletti offers from-scratch Italian comfort
Mequon has never been one of the area's most exciting dining destinations, but a recent addition to the area gives Milwaukeeans a reason to travel north.
Salotto Zarletti, 1515 W. Mequon Rd., which opened this past May, bears only a vague resemblance to its sister restaurant, Zarletti's in Downtown Milwaukee.
Devoid of white tablecloths, Salotto – which means "living room" in Italian – is decorated in the style of an Italian villa. Rustic hand-planed beams line the ceiling. Italian furnishings, fiascos and archways enhance the old-world feel, while modern touches – like repurposed industrial-sized whisks, which serve as light fixtures in the northern half of the dining room – give the space an aura of rustic charm enhanced by the sleekness of modern convenience.
The main floor dining room accommodates 100, with an additional 20 seats available at the bar and 120 additional seats in a private dining room upstairs. A beautifully executed patio on the west side of the building seats 70 – sporting a Venetian-style fountain at its center, a pergola and a wood-burning fireplace for chilly summer evenings. A plot on the southern edge of the patio will soon be an herb garden, which will provide a sensory experience as well as extra basil for the restaurant kitchen.
While the primarily southern Italian menu offers familiarity, Salotto's food ventures well beyond the confines of tired Italian-American lasagna, over-sauced pasta and run of the mill pizza.
Cuisine in the south of Italy is renowned for simplicity and freshness – with rustic offerings that rely upon ingredients grown on nearby fertile hills and plains. Celebrated for its pasta, southern cuisine is also known for being bright and spicy. And, while northern Italy runs on butter, southern Italy makes the most of its abundance of olive oils.
Executive Chef Andrew Miller notes, "We don't do the Italian-American food people are familiar with – the veal parmesan and fettuccini alfredo – and we don't serve a marinara here. Instead, we're trying to deliver an authentic experience that you can't really get anywhere else."
A testament to authenticity is the imported wood-fired Italian oven that's used to make the restaurant's Neapolitan style pizza – which sports the classic chewy-but-crisp crust that's puffed around the edges and thin in the center.
"I always wanted an oven from Naples," says owner Brian Zarletti. "It's always been a dream of mine."
Miller said working with the oven was a welcome challenge.
"When I came into this, I'd worked with wood grills, but I had no experience with wood-fired pizza. The variability in the process – learning to gauge the oven and time everything for service – it was a huge learning curve."
But, Miller says training and practice have made all of the difference.
"This is not the same pizza you get everywhere," says Zarletti. "This is the original."
And Zarletti says they'll be taking that notion to the next level in the coming months as the restaurant works toward certification from the Associazione Verace Pizza Napoletana, a nonprofit organization founded in Naples three decades ago, whose mission is to "promote and protect … true Neapolitan pizza." Salotto would be only the second restaurant in Wisconsin to gain such certification (Sheboygan's Il Ritrovo is the first).
"We really want to preserve the tradition," says Miller of the process, which dictates numerous variables including the type of flour, tomatoes and cheese used, as well as the temperature of the oven and the size of the pizzas.
It took little more than one bite of the freshly made diavola pizza -- featuring tomato, housemade fresh mozzarella, spicy sausage, sopressata and basil – to tell that Miller and his staff have poured heart and soul into the product.
The crust was bubbly and crisp on the edges, with a yeasty aroma and chewy texture that diminished as one reached the authentically thin and slightly soggy middle. The sopressata was salty and spicy, making for a nice balance against the sweet, milky mozzarella and slightly acidic tomatoes.
Miller also oversees the production of over a half-dozen pastas, which are made fresh about three times per week at the rate of about 500 pounds per two hours. From spaghetti and rigatoni to strozzapreti and lumache, pasta is formed with traditional bronze plates, forming a rough exterior to which sauces can cling.
"One of the things I love most about my job is making pasta," Miller says earnestly. "The thought process behind it has been the most creative and fun. Unlike most places in Milwaukee which take the Americanized view that pasta is all about the sauce, we take the Italian view. It's all about the pasta."
And it certainly is. Strozzapreti ($14) showcases the chew of al dente ropes of tender pasta dressed in a light cream sauce and accompanied by fresh peas, fragrant dill and salty bits of pancetta.
Classic pappardelle with ragu Napoletana and pecorino showcased the art of perfectly dressed pasta where the thin strips of pappardelle were enrobed in enough sauce for flavor, but not so much that they were swimming at the bottom of the bowl.
The fennel cavatelli ($16) was one of my favorites with brightly flavored blistered cherry tomatoes, slightly bitter rapini, bits of sausage and an unctuous sauce derived from melted bone marrow. But, as promised, the highlight of the dish was not the sauce, but the pasta – which sprang forth with its own distinct anise flavors, pulling out the best from each ingredient while standing solidly on its own terms.
Main dishes include options like seared scallops with fennel, almonds, and blood orange vinaigrette ($29) and veal saltimbocca with prosciutto and sage, served alongside lacinato kale and roasted cipollini onions ($24).
Other stars of the menu include starters like house-made burrata ($9) – a ball of fresh mozzarella filled with cream and curds, seasoned with sea salt and drizzled with olive oil – that's just begging to be smeared on grilled bread and eaten with relish. The crisp and flavorful saffron arancini ($9) is also lovely – filled with leftover meat from the Ragu Napoletana, along with house-made smoked mozzarella.
And one shouldn't be afraid of the daily specials, of which there will be four or five. We tried two. One was an expertly prepared fried stuffed squash blossom filled with Clock Shadow Creamery chevre, sprinkled with black truffle pecorino and drizzled with honey and olive oil. The dish was light and flavorful with the sugary nectar playing handily off of the earthiness of truffle and tanginess of cheese.
The other was perfectly grilled swordfish served atop roasted potatoes with Gaeta olives, house-cured guanciale, sour cherry agrodolce and smoked pine nut puree. The dish presented a nice balance of salty and sweet against the assertive swordfish while offering up a beautiful display of color and aroma.
For those wishing to indulge, desserts, made in-house by Zarletti's mother Nancy, err on the standard side, with a daily menu featuring items like chocolate cake, cheesecake and classic tiramisu.
Miller says he's still learning – and researching – and has been busy training his kitchen staff of about 25 cooks to perfect processes related to not only pizza, pasta, sauces and curing, but also making the 200 pounds of fresh mozzarella needed each day.
Seasonal, homemade and fresh are all words that can be used to describe the evolving offerings at Salotto Zarletti. And, with Miller at the helm of every new creation, Zarletti says he feels confident that the restaurant will only get better.
"People were expecting another Zarletti," he says. "But, here we're creating new from old. Andrew [Miller] has taken all of his classically trained French skills and poured them into traditional dishes. And he's taken old food traditions and made them contemporary."
One of the advantages, as both Miller and Zarletti see it, is that the menu will be ever-evolving, with techniques and approaches gradually expanding and producing delicious authentic fare.
"That's all I ever ask is that we're better tomorrow than we were today," Zarletti adds.
Salotto Zarletti is open for both lunch and dinner daily. Hours are Sunday through Thursday from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m., Fridays and Saturdays from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Reservations for dinner are recommended.
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A push by the Business Council of Australia to block Federal Government moves to give shareholders a vote on the pay of senior company managers has been dismissed as unlikely to succeed.
As the latest annual report filings yesterday revealed more breathtaking multi-million dollar deals for company executives, the BCA claimed the requirement for a non-binding shareholder vote on such pay deals was an "unnecessary step" that posed legal problems for boards and usurped their role in setting executive pay.
But Melbourne University's corporate law expert, Ian Ramsay, said the reforms, which are still to be detailed but likely to go even further than rules introduced last year in Great Britain, would encourage companies to offer better explanations of executive salaries.
"The problem at the moment is in Australia we have seen too many examples of remuneration that is not justified, both ongoing and on termination," Professor Ramsay said. "If the company feels the remuneration is justified and the shareholders vote it down, there's a communication problem - so the company needs to work on it."
While the British rules also give shareholders a non-legally binding vote on the salaries of executive directors (executives who are also on the board) only, it is expected that the Australian rules on disclosure in annual reports would extend to the pay packets of the top five executives reporting to the chief executive.
This, however, would not necessarily avoid the later emergence of big salary surprises. Former Colonial First State boss Chris Cuffe, for instance, was not a top five report at Commonwealth Bank. CBA belatedly revealed Mr Cuffe's $33 million package in February.
Despite the BCA's concerns, few pay proposals have been voted down in the UK. One celebrated exception was a proposed $55 million package to GlaxoSmithKline chief executive Jean-Pierre Garnier.
The BCA's chairmen's panel argues that shareholders already get a say on board remuneration and that the top five executives' salaries are well disclosed.
"Requiring an additional vote is an unnecessary step that potentially raises legal issues for boards that do not abide by the shareholders' vote, even though it is supposed to be non-binding," BCA president John Schubert said.
A spokesman for the outgoing Parliamentary Secretary to the Treasurer, Senator Ian Campbell, said there would be consultation before the reforms were introduced (CLERP 9 draft legislation is expected as soon as next week, ahead of implementation next year), but the vote would have no bearing on the traditional lines of responsibility between the board, executives and shareholders.
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I am wondering if there are other queer homeschoolers out there? I know there is a homeschooling thread under education, but I would especially like to connect with queer homeschoolers.
My partner and I have two children, and the oldest is going to start homeschooling in September for kindergarden. We do not know lesbian parents in our community, let alone other lesbian homeschooling parents. I am wondering how other lesbian families homeschool? In heterosexual families, it's usually the woman homeschooling, but how do other families with two women split homeschooling? What are your experiences participating in homeschooling support groups? Has homophobia in the school system contributed to your desire to homeschool? In your experience so far, are challenges with homeschooling similar to challenges for heterosexual families or do you find them to be different? How does extended family and friends perceive your homeschooling and is that at all influenced by being queer homeschoolers?
I know that a lot of things will become clearer to me once I am officially homeschooling. Our daughter is still 4. Yet I would love to hear others' experiences, especially as we are currently announcing our decision to family and friends.
In straight families, SAHMs are way more common than SAHDs, and usually (although this is becoming a smaller majority) the man spends the most time working and the woman spends the most time with the kids. In families with a SAHD, the dad is usually the one who's more active in homeschooling. Also, there are plenty of times that both parents are involved. Gender has nothing to do with it beyond our society's set up that makes it easier for men to be breadwinners so they tend to spend less time with the kids (again, this is changing).
Don't look at it as a gender thing, just look at your situation and figure out what works best for your family. If it works best for only one of you to be the main teacher, go that way. If it's better for you both to have about an equal share, or to split subjects, go with that. If you homeschool from the start, I imagine your roles can grow quite organically.
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So is @seraf, and she has oodles of experience homeschooling/unschooling.
As for how 'lesbian families homeschool' ... no clue. I imagine as differently as every other kind of family.
I have yet to meet any kind of family that homeschools the same way!
i am the WAHP in our house (work at home parent) and DP works full time.
I'm definitely the one in charge of the kids' learning, and how it happens, or doesn't happen.
We do project-based homeschooling, which frees us up to focus on whatever the kids' interests are. Within that, we touch on all the basics (math, reading, etc.)
DP is on board with this approach, and so she often participates, just by including the kids in cooking, planning, shopping, doing a particular activity.
We do not do 'school at home' ... so our kids are literally learning all the time.
Our daughter is 5 and would be starting K this coming fall because she is a January baby, but we've been unschooling with her since she was born, so September really has no bearing on what we're already doing. Heck, she's already reading, writing and doing math.
To mark the occasion of not going to school, we'll be hitting up the Not Back to School picnics in the area to celebrate!
As for homophobia, yes ... there are LOTS of homeschooling who are doing it for religious reasons.
We steer clear of those folks.
I don't appreciate mere 'tolerance.' I demand acceptance and inclusion for my kids, and so we avoid gatherings/field trips organized by folks who are particularly religious and/or homophobic.
You want to find secular homeschoolers in your area. Try a google search? Yahoo listserv?
Whereabouts in Canada are you? I could put out feelers for you via our FB group and Yahoo listserv?In general, unschoolers tend to be a group with more secular folks, although you will find some crunchy fundamentalists among them too. You just want to avoid the ones who believe that homosexuality is a sin.
As you gain confidence and bravado about your choice to homeschool and your right to participate in the bigger community of homeschoolers, perhaps being in the company of a few nutters won't matter so much.
But for now, while your knees are still a bit shaky, I'd avoid the right-wingers.
Feel free to ask me anything, if you think I can help.
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My family has been in two homeschool groups that identified as secular/liberal/inclusive. Both included same-sex families, heterosexually-partnered families where one or both members identified as bisexual, poly families, and that's just what I was aware of. Not that this was always blatantly obvious - a surface look at the group would show a bunch of heterosexual families and a few token same-sex families.
These groups also tended to have more non-standard gender division of labor, rather than mom being the SAHM/homeschooling parent and dad working.
So yes, I would start by looking for secular or inclusive group (inclusive can be tricky - its meaning can vary from "We accept anyone regardless of religion or lack thereof or homeschooling style" to "Protestant Christian of any denomination").
My gut instinct would be that there would be a greater percentage of homeschoolers in the queer community because of bad experiences with homophobia and bullying in school, whether current or in the parents' childhood, but I don't know if that's actually reality. I know a fair number of queer people online who are homeschooling, considering homeschooling, or previously homeschooled... but as a large percentage of people I know online are either queer or homeschoolers, it's not surprising the Venn Diagram overlaps.
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Thank-you everyone for your responses. I am thinking about these questions a lot lately, as I prepare to homeschool officially in the fall. Yet, as others have said, we are already home learners, and I am unsure if I will follow any developed curriculum. I am wavering between Oak meadow and project-based learning.
I have talked to non-queer homeschoolers in my community, and given that I do not know any queer parents, I am doubtful that there are any queer homeschoolers. For those that are homeschooling, have you felt that your reasons for homeschooling are different than the non-queer homeschoolers you meet? I know that every family is different, whether they are queer or not. When I read reasons to homeschool online, I sometimes see racial protectionism - avoiding racism in schools and teaching culturally relevant history among ethnic minorities.
It made me wonder if there is anything equivalent among queer homeschoolers. By choosing to homeschool, I am motivated to protect my children from homophobia in schools? What does culturally/historically relevant history look like for queer homeschoolers?
As for queer parents and homeschoolers--are you in a small town, or a bigger city? I'm surprised that there are no other families there--if you'd like to know more families that look like yours it might also be worth doing some investigating/asking around to see if anyone else knows anyone. Queer-friendly churches, newspaper articles, progressive parenting groups. I say this because we were looking for queer parents in my wife's conservative, small city, and though there aren't tons, we have found some leads to families in the area in case we ever decide to move back there.
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Amy Winehouse supporters are all too familiar with producer Salaam Remi, the man who crafted more than a handful of her soulful hits, namely 'Tears Dry On Their Own' and 'Me & Mr. Jones,' off the deceased star's sophomore LP 'Back to Black.' The veteran beatmaker opened up about his relationship with the fallen singer as well as his last days with her, in Vibe magazine's August/September Juice issue, on which Amy is featured on the cover.
Remi, who bears production credits for her debut album, 'Frank,' as well, looked at the British performer as more than a music industry colleague; he considered her a friend and sister, one he called "Cherry." When he caught wind of her initial passing, he took to Twitter to express his sorrow. "i Didnt hear a gunshot, n i dont see any blood, but i Feel a DEEP PAIN in my heart. A part of ME died today RIP CHERRY [sic]," he tweeted.
In the interview, Remi shares details of what he and Winehouse planned before her untimely death. "I'm in London now. I'm out here because [Amy and I] were supposed to go to a wedding today. And before I could get to her yesterday she passed. We were going to the wedding of Nick Symansky, who is the person who really found her. He found her when he was a scout at 19. And he was the manager before they got the Universal deal.
They went ahead with the wedding. All I could do was sit there and imagine how many jokes she would have been cracking with me. We were in the middle of working on the album. She finished writing the record. We just hadn't recorded.
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I have it on good authority that Santa is currently making his way around the world, but you still have time to do some giving of your own!
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Nathan, in the 1980s the children's offering from our church's summer Vacation Bible School was sent to what we at that time called the Heifer Project.
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I got Retin-A .04 and Clindamycin Phosphate for my acne. Since Retin-A is for night use, I can use it at night after washing and drying and waiting a little. BUT the prescription on the clindamycin says to use it at bedtime. So how do I use both at bedtime ? Do i have to use it at bedtime ? can i use it in the middle of the day instead ?
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Retin A and Clindamycin Phosphate
Since you already have both products, you can use the Retin A at night and the clindamycin in the morning. Next time, you could consider the combination products.
Clindamycin and Retin-A for Acne
Clindamycin phosphate and tretinoin (the active ingredient in Retin-A Micro) have been shown to counteract each other in any way. In fact, there are two prescription formulations that actually combine these two ingredients into one gel. You might consider asking your dermatologist about Veltin or Ziana next time you visit them, as you may be able to use one of these gels that combine clindamycin and tretinoin (though the strength of tretinoin is slightly lower in the combination formulations.) For now, you may certainly use both the Retin-A and clindamycin in the evening. I recommend applying them in order from thin to thick - for most formulations of clindamycin, this would mean applying clindamycin before Retin-A. That said, if you prefer to use clindamycin during the day, that is also fine (clindamycin isn't affected by the sun, like Retin-A can be...) If you go this route, you should apply clindamycin after cleansing your skin in the morning.
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You would best apply Clindamycin on first, especially if it is in a liquid form and then Retin A. Presumably the two would be pharmacologically compatible.
It would be a better idea to use one of two combination products: Ziana or Veltin. This way you would not have to worry about compatibility, would be paying for one prescription ( or co-pay) rather than two, and it would be easier to apply your medications once and not twice.
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[quote:Lester 51201714:MV8yNDI5OTMzXzQxNzM4MDY2XzNDMTYzMDMw] Why do the heathen rage? Might as well ask Why Do the Laodicean Christians reject The Gospel and spurn the Gift Christ Gave HIS Life To Enable for them... Now there is a topic... Yet, until you are Born-Again and actually understand how your carnal-heart betrayed you in every way, in every action; even those your thought were good, you have no context or reference. The carnal-hearts don't Know. You hear True witness, Scripture cited and explained and it triggers no response; not even a "maybe". Paul calls those who reject God's Chastisement and Guidance "Bastards not Sons". Like the Christian on another board who wrote that he trusted The Holy Spirit, but before acting on Witness or Revelation, had to prove whatever God Gave him "in The Word"... Just pathetic and sad. Such readily given testimony is a witness of alienation from God, not living IN HIS Accord. 19-1/2 years I lived The Born-Again Life, just as Ezekiel 36 Witnesses. Then I get HIS Anointing to witness and God Schools me in Scriptural Witness. Literally Guides me to understanding and specific verses. I had no need to know Scripture, I KNOW The Father and when I need to ask HIM something, I just did so. Never any need to prove anything God Gave me. Living my life 100% In Full Trust With HIM. It truly astonishes me how those who Claim HIM, really dismiss HIM entirely. Unable to accept God on HIS OWN Terms, you erect dogma, doctrine, and statements of faith; all which cut you off from HIM and fill you with crap that insulates you from really contemplating God. Jesus Witnesses in Matt 24 about Christians turning on one another, family members betraying each other; HIS Description of the events of "those days" which are hear and now, our reality... Not really able to understand that it is YOU that Jesus is warning HIS Disciples of? Those unable to submit all to The Father and Come Unto HIM... Yet, these same Pseudo-Christians Claim HIM. These same Pseudos are gonna knock and ask to be admitted, "Lord, Lord, Open unto us..." How much it must pain HIM to reject those who are lukewarm? Almost have it, but just never could surrender all. How much pain does HE Feel when those who called upon HIS Name to "prophesy, cast-out demons, do mighty deeds" have to be rejected because they remain carnal-hearted, and were never willing to find capitulation to God in their heart??? I Know since mid-April 20004, it has pained me to write what I have Seen and Know and encounter very few even willing to consider my witness, much less any in agreement. There have been a few, and they were memorable. Yet, I write to witness and point the way, not to "save, or win souls"... It is my blessing to be able to write the witness I have been Given. Why do the carnal-hearts rage? Because they won't accept God on HIS OWN Terms and they're angry that HIS Will is not what they've decided it ought to be. [/quote]
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Yep, its this thread again. but, what's important is that the volume on this is getting turned way up. it's getting harder and harder to see who's legit and who's an evil agent. one of the best signs to know if a preacher has joined the ranks of the illuminati/luciferians is their wealth. but, there are many other revealing elements. you just have to know what to look for.
do not be fooled. and the ones that are fooled the easiest are the itchy-eared born-again fundies. the secular audience are mostly oblivious but sometimes i think they can see thru the deception better than those already grafted into the church. there are many born-again fundies that are not being led by the Holy Spirit.
there are a number of mainstream tv preachers that are obviously false teachers and evil agents. but, there are a few that mainstream fundies think are still in line with God and they are not. some are harder to recognize and you might be surprised when you find out who has blatantly joined the ranks. in these end times, deception is getting more and more challenging to see. without getting with God at the start of every single day and putting on the armor of God, it is almost impossible to not be deceived on a daily basis.
warriors in the army of God - prepare.
this is not a time to lay down and be weak.
this is a time to stand, ready for battle.
wimps need not apply. get up, stand up.
keep in mind that those who've joined the ranks have made a colossally stupid choice and therefore are not the sharpest knife in the drawer. so, sometimes the way they "represent" the illuminati is idiotic. while watching stupid people, you will see stupid things. here is some info that might be helpful:
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Leon Saunders of Newlands Road, was sentenced today at Swindon Crown Court to 18 months imprisonment for one count of assault with intent to rob.
This incident took place in Corsham on December 5, when Saunders, 19, attempted to rob a 17-year-old boy using a pair of scissors.
Detective Constable Kevin Golledge from the Priority Crime Team at Melksham Police Station said: "This was a nasty attack on a teenager who was waiting at a bus stop with two friends.
"Leon Saunders not only threatened his young victim but used a weapon to intimidate him as he tried to rob him of his personal belongings. He also assaulted the victim and left him with two minor cuts to his face after threatening him with scissors.
"Saunders had gone out with a pair of scissors with the clear intention of using them to cause harm or distress.
"Thanks to the swift work of our officers, Saunders was located and arrested within minutes of this crime being committed.
"Wiltshire Police will not tolerate people using or threatening to use offensive weapons in any capacity and I hope this sentencing serves as a clear warning to those who might be tempted to go out in our communities armed with weapons of any shape."


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Beijing (AFP) Sept 10, 2013
China's industrial production rose at its fastest in 17 months in August, authorities said Tuesday, the latest in a series of better-than-expected indicators pointing to a pick-up in the world's second-largest economy.
The main gauge of output at China's factories, workshops and mines increased 10.4 percent year-on-year in August, the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) said, the strongest growth since March 2012.
The finding was ahead of market expectations, with the median forecast in a poll of 11 economists by Dow Jones Newswires predicting a 9.9 percent rise.
Along with other data released Tuesday, the figure is the latest sign that the Chinese economy is gathering momentum after a painful first six months.
"We got a picture of a broad-based recovery from external demand to domestic demand, and from consumption to investment," Bank of America Merrill Lynch economists said in a research note.
"Given the current growth momentum, the Chinese government will surely be able to achieve its 7.5 percent growth target," they added.
Over the first eight months of the year, output was up 9.5 percent on the same period in 2012, the NBS said.
Retail sales, a key indicator of consumer spending, rose 13.4 percent year on year in August, it added, ahead of a forecast of 13.2 percent in the Dow Jones Newswires poll.
The statistic was up 12.8 percent in the first eight months of the year, the NBS added.
Fixed asset investment, a measure of government spending on infrastructure, increased 20.3 percent in the first eight months of the year, the NBS said, a fraction ahead of expectations of 20.2 percent.
The strong figures come on the back of recent government steps to boost sentiment after economic growth eased to 7.5 percent in April-June, from 7.7 percent in the first quarter of the year and 7.9 percent in the final three months of 2012. China's economy expanded 7.7 percent last year, its slowest growth since 1999.
But hopes have been rising recently that the corner has been turned.
On Monday export growth data came in above forecasts in August while the producer price index, which measures goods prices at the factory gate, rose for the first time in six months and after five months of deflation.
And last week the official purchasing managers' index (PMI), a measure of manufacturing activity, also strengthened in August to its highest level in 16 months.
Authorities have so far been reluctant to introduce large-scale stimulus as they aim to move the economy away from dependency on big-ticket investments and more towards consumer demand as the key growth engine.
In late July some supportive measures including reducing taxes on small firms and encouraging railway development were announced.
But despite the upbeat readings for last month, some analysts voiced worries over whether the rebound could endure, saying it depended again heavily on an acceleration in infrastructure investment.
"The dominating role of infrastructure played in the sudden turn-around confirms our concern over the sustainability," said Yao Wei, a Hong Kong-based economist with Societe Generale, in a research note.
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These bowls were sometimes imported from Siam and other countries, and vessels of raku were made for the same purpose.
raku ware, so called from the inscribed mark raku (happiness), consisted chiefly of tea-bowls.
This raku was a ware introduced by a Corean called Ameya, about the beginning of the sixteenth century.
It is equally hard to understand why raku should have been preferred to porcelain for this special ceremonial.
Under the first of these classifications may be included Bizen, Seto, raku, and some other wares.
The raku faience owed much of its popularity to the patronage of the tea clubs.


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Now's the time to buy boats if you don't mind a cold test ride
As spring arrives, both anglers and recreational boaters often begin contemplating the idea of purchasing a new boat. Whether the boat is brand new and purchased from a dealer or a pre-owned model listed in the want ads or Internet, there are a few items that potential boat buyers should take into consideration.
First, buying a new boat comes with added protection. Most boat manufacturers have warranties, which work as an added layer of insurance and may include replacement of items like latches, switches and gauges for a period of a few years. Many have hull and deck warranties as well, with some boat companies granting the original buyer a limited lifetime warranty on the workmanship of the hull.
Engine companies also provide standard warranties, some of which are extended at no cost to the buyer if purchased during specific time-periods. As an example, Mercury Marine currently offers a 5-year warranty on its four-stroke and direct fuel injection engines if purchased from a dealer before April 15, 2009, which adds an additional two years on to their standard protection package.
Boat and engine warranties cost less and are effective for a longer duration when obtained through a certified boat dealer. And when you buy from a dealer, you're not simply getting a boat, you're starting a relationship with the personnel, who may be providing service work and trouble-shooting advice for years after you've towed your new vessel out of their lot.
Additionally, when a buyer decides on a new boat, they can choose from many different options, including interior and exterior color, electronics, trolling motor, a specific engine size and canvas packages.
Yet for some people, purchasing a pre-owned boat directly through a private seller is a viable option. However, both buyer and seller should use caution and common sense when making their decisions.
Classified ads are a great place to look for a used boat and if searching a local paper, the buyer can typically expect to drive only a few miles to inspect the product and ask questions face-to-face.
Those in the market for a pre-owned boat can also access information and ads on the Internet. Not only can they find classifieds listing boats for sale from private parties, they can search inventories of pre-owned boats from dealers as well.
Yet the Internet can make the world feel small when looking at pictures of a boat in, say, Kentucky, but remember, you still have to take a trip to inspect the product. After making a long trek, some buyers are more apt to agree to the purchase, even if the boat isn't exactly what they expected due to the time and mileage they committed.
Another consideration when using the Internet to find a boat are scams. Although the greater majority of buyers and sellers on the Internet are good, honest people, there is potential for deceit.
If buying a boat, never send full payment before meeting with the seller personally and thoroughly examining the boat, trailer and engine; a test drive is ideal if possible.
If selling a boat, beware of suspicious inquisitions that ask for personal information, such as a bank account number for the "buyer" to deposit the funds into. If you should fall for such a scam, your bank account will soon show a negative balance instead of a positive gain. And you'll surely still have your boat to sell.


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Campbell wins national clinical pharmacy challenge
Posted on October 24, 2011 in Announcements, Pharmacy, Students
The student team from Campbell University's College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences won the 2011 American College of Clinical Pharmacy (ACCP) Clinical Pharmacy Challenge on October 17.
Campbell participated in the challenge with 83 other student teams from pharmacy schools throughout the United States. Team members Clayton Moore, Karyn Fabo and Erin Dickert advanced through four preliminary online rounds and live quarterfinal and semifinal matches on October 15-17 at ACCP's Annual Meeting in Pittsburgh, Pa.
The final match was a live competition against the University of Tennessee and Campbell won with a score of 3,200 to 1,750.
All three students on Campbell's team received a $500 cash prize, commemorative plaque and the honor of bringing the championship trophy home to Buies Creek.
During each round of the competition, student teams answered questions in three segments. In the trivia/lightning category, students answered items on pharmacology, pharmacokinetics, pharmacodynamics, pharmacogenomics, pharmacy history and biostatistics. The clinical case segment challenged students with five multiple choice questions based on a pediatric clinical case vignette. During the Jeopardy-style segment, students answered questions of varying point values in five predetermined categories.
Photo: Third-year Campbell pharmacy students Karyn Fabo, Clayton Moore and Erin Dickert proudly display the 2011 ACCP Clinical Pharmacy Challenge trophy.


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RIVER JOHN – While families were watching sheep get sheared or browsing through the craft and quilt sale on Saturday, volunteers were manning a petition close by.
River John Festival Days wasn't only about fun. It was also an opportunity for the Support Our School committee and their volunteers to rally further support for their cause – to keep River John Consolidated open.
"Everybody, I think, in the village believes (in keeping) their kids in River John," Bernadette Romanowsky, a volunteer for the petition booth, said.
Romanowsky chatted with residents and visitors during her shift as they stopped by the booth, across from the pharmacy, to sign the two petitions, one addressed to Education Minister Karen Casey and the other to the Chignecto-Central Regional School Board.
The petitions are a call to stop the closure, slated for June 2015.
Though that could change if the community comes up with a hub model, the committee isn't going to give up on other options either.
Minister Casey released guidelines for the model on July 21, which states that any proposal for use of available space in a school must not increase costs for the school board, nor negatively impact learning.
"This is another step in restoring trust in the school review process by giving parents and communities more options to work with boards to ensure schools remain an important part of the community for years to come," she said in a release.
The Support Our School committee has eight months to come up with a proposal.
"We have to be really creative, really efficient and really speedy in everything we do, but I think the first thing in what we want to do is to get the community gathered together and get community input. It's really important that this smaller committee has the input from the larger community of River John. It's not just going to be a school for the kids if we're going to create a community centre and a hub model and an educational centre," committee member Sheree Fitch said.
Two members of the committee met with school board representatives earlier this week to discuss the hub model, a meeting Fitch was told felt co-operative.
Though they're not prepared to talk of plans, Fitch said, she offered a bit of a 'teaser.'
"We will enhance the school as it is, and then there will be something else that we think is going to be really innovative and creative and really make it a super place for not just the students of River John, but the students of Pictou County (and the) North Shore."
Fitch said they're going to recharge after a busy festival, and then begin to come up with a solid plan.
Manning a petition booth 12 hours a day was only one of the committee's recent projects.
They're increasing their visibility in the town with a recently painted billboard, a visible testament to the community's dedication.
Handprints, big and small, show the level of support to save the school, painted on a brightly coloured building in the heart of the community.
Before the festival, parents, students and residents spent a day, changing the drab to fab.
"It just looks so happy when you go through," Fitch said.
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You remember, right? It's got Sherlock Holmes (Homey?) painted on the side, and has the one objective of trying to get people to talk to police/detectives so the murder can be solved? [City police encourage tips with new vehicle, Baltimore Sun, June 30, 2015]
It's not working... [Baltimore police and prosecutors struggle with witness cooperation, Baltimore Sun, August 8, 2015]
You also might be aware of the Freddie Gray 'Crash for Cash' scam the honorable Marilyn Mosby has tried to keep hidden... [Defense claims Freddie Gray had history of 'crash for cash' schemes, CNN, August 6, 2015]
Oh, but it gets better. [Housing chief suggests mothers may deliberately expose children to lead, Baltimore Sun, August 15, 2015]:
Gov. Larry Hogan's top housing official said Friday that he wants to look at loosening state lead paint poisoning laws, saying they could motivate a mother to deliberately poison her child to obtain free housing.
Kenneth C. Holt, secretary of Housing, Community and Development, told an audience at the Maryland Association of Counties summer convention here that a mother could just put a lead fishing weight in her child's mouth, then take the child in for testing and a landlord would be liable for providing the child with housing until the age of 18.
Pressed afterward, Holt said he had no evidence of this happening but said a developer had told him it was possible. "This is an anecdotal story that was described to me as something that could possibly happen," Holt said.Anything is possible in 65% black Baltimore, a city where the sociopathic nature of blacks is on display by their desire to PROTECT the very black criminals shooting and killing their fellow members of the community because of some perverse desire to participate in the STOP SNITCHING campaign...
Recall that in 2009, 32 percent of all black people in Baltimore were using EBT card/Food stamps (compared to 8 percent of whites).
You might also remember Baltimore received $1.8 billion in stimulus money from the Obama Administration. [Baltimore Received $1.8 Billion from Obama's Stimulus Law: City burned despite 'massive investment' implemented by president, Washington Free Beacon, 5-4-15]
Why are these stats important?
Because in 2014, more than 10 percent of the city signed up for the opportunity to be randomly selected for a spot on the Section 8 voucher waiting list in Baltimore.
Ten percent of the city, with many of the mothers hoping and praying to the "Freddie Gray Lead Paint Lottery." [Thousands sign up as city's Section 8 wait list opens for first time in a decade, Baltimore Sun, October 27, 2014]:
Eight months pregnant and living in a West Baltimore emergency shelter, Juliet Vega and her little girls have moved three times in as many months.
Now, the young mother sees opportunity in the city's first housing lottery in a decade. She's not alone. In less than a week, more than 58,000 people have signed up for a chance to be randomly selected for a spot on the Housing Authority of Baltimore City's Section 8 wait list.
Only 25,000 will be chosen, and then only 6,000 to 9,000 are expected to receive one of the housing vouchers. The nine-day, online only sign-up period ends Thursday. Then, the wait list will close for another six years.
The intense interest not only underscores a pent-up demand but the acute need for low-income housing in Baltimore.
City officials said they are trying to make the process fair and expedient, and to provide housing to as many residents as possible under a federal program that has limited funding.
Despite the odds, the chance to just sign up for the wait list fills Vega, 23, with hope. She and her two daughters moved into Sarah's Hope about a month ago after she could no longer afford her rent in Orlando, Fla.
She temporarily moved into a friend's house and then came to Baltimore, but she said her new home was infested with bugs and that she worried about the wellbeing of her children there.
"That's exactly what I need," said Vega, who has a son due at Christmastime. "I'm trying to find housing wherever possible. My dream is to have my kids call a place their home. I don't want them to be in the same situation I was in, in foster care all of my life."
The vouchers cover the portion of rent that exceeds 30 percent of a household's income, and let residents choose the apartment or house to rent, subject to a cap.
In Baltimore, the cap is about $900 for a one-bedroom apartment. The housing authority gives out roughly 1,000 to 1,500 vouchers a year. Nearly 10,000 people applied for a voucher in the first hour the list opened on Oct. 22.
The housing authority received more than 42,000 in the first 24 hours, and by Monday, that number had grown to more than 58,000. Anthony Scott, the housing authority's deputy executive director, anticipates many more families may sign up to compete for the lottery.
Applications, which are free, must be submitted on jointhelist.org. The city also is staffing five sites to help people sign up for the wait list.
Adam Schneider, director of community relations at Health Care for the Homeless, said Baltimore leaders need to develop a plan to meet the community's need and that housing should be considered a basic human right.
"This whole thing is so dystopian," Schneider said. "You can imagine Orwell writing about people in desperate need of some basic human need being prioritized and put on waiting lists, and that's our reality now. How disheartening.
"We should be ashamed and we should act to change." Jeff Singer, who teaches at the University of Maryland School of Social Work, criticized the nine-day sign-up window and the online application requirement.
"It certainly disadvantages people with disabilities and people who are not wired, which also means poor folks and homeless folks," he said.
"They don't have the same access to the world wide web that the middle class and upper class has."
Singer also challenged the housing authority's decision to open help centers for just three of the nine days. Advocacy groups tried to fill the gap by providing volunteers at eight places over the duration of the sign-up period.
Scott said the housing authority believes nine days is "plenty of time" for residents to get to a computer and sign up for the wait list.
The agency designed the lottery process after analyzing the experiences in other cities, he said. Online applications, Scott said, ensure that residents can avoid long lines and the anxiety of a first-come, first-served process. All applications received during the nine-day period will have an equal shot at being selected for a spot on the list.
Yes, this whole thing is so dystopian, Mr. Adam Schneider, but not for the reasons you believe.
We have tried to believe the individual black people of Baltimore have the collective ability to sustain the remnants of western civilization left behind (the buildings, houses, and infrastructure) when white people fled the city as black crime became too intolerable.
They don't, because of their genetic limitations.
It's that simple.
This is the reason Baltimore is a food desert.
This is the reason black mothers willingly poison their children to hit the "Freddie Gray Lead Paint Lottery."
This is the reason corner stores in Baltimore have to rely so heavily on EBT card/Food Stamps as the primary source of sales.
This is the reason 10 percent of the city applied for Section 8 Voucher Lottery in 2014... out of 621,210 people (65% of whom are black), 59,000 signed up for the lottery, where if they won they only were award a spot on the Section 8 waiting list...
Ladies and gentlemen, the city of Baltimore has far bigger problems than a lack of reaction to the Homicide Vehicle...
America is truly irredeemable... and that's not a bad thing.


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The following passage is a first draft of an essay. Some parts of the passage need to be rewritten.
(1) Nestled in the foothills of the Smoky Mountains, Getaway Lodge offers its guests hospitality, comfort, and living in luxury.
(2) Guests are greeted at the door and ushered to their rooms where they are welcomed with a large gift basket filled with scrumptious snacks and bath oils.
(3) Every room has magnificent, breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains.
(4) The mountains offer a myriad of activities for travelers including hiking and rock climbing.
(5) If outdoor recreation is not appealing, guests can lounge by the free-form pool or soak in the hot tub.
(6) After a full day's activities, dinner is served in a romantic dining room adjacent to a waterfall.
(7) By the glow of candlelight, diners will enjoy savory entrees and decadent desserts.
(8) After dinner, guests may enjoy a stroll through the garden or sitting by the fireplace.
(9) With so many pleasurable activities, guests can easily pass a memorable week at the Getaway Lodge.
Which of the following is the best revision of sentence 4 to better link it to sentence 3?


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Through the agreement and writing of a commissioners/partners project summary (2.1) and an artists brief (2.3) clear criteria should have been established that gives an indication of the type of artist, with the most appropriate variety of skills, that is required for the project.These preferences will be clearly outlined in the brief, sent to all potential artists.
Issues will differ between each project, but the selection criteria should consider all of the following - emphasis will be placed on each issue depending on the specialist activity focus:
Artistic quality of submission
Response to specific issues in the brief
Previous experience of working in this field
Quality and link to previous art work
Appropriateness of suggested methodology and its 'durability'
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The following are the usual methods of selection to consider - bearing in mind that equal opportunity principles should be adhered to throughout the selection process.
Open competitions
Firstly, the commission should be advertised in the media - art journals, newspapers, websites, e-bulletins and targetted mail-shots to studio groups.Distribution and types of outlet will be dependent on the budget and specialist nature of the commission.Those artists that respond should be sent a copy of the brief and contextual information, and given the opportunity to visit the site.A reasonable response period should be set of at least 3 - 4 weeks from the date of the advert to the submission deadline. The artist should be asked to respond with an artists statement in response to the brief, a CV, and images of recent appropriate work (usually between 6 - 10 digital images, videos or sound files).
A selection panel (see 3.2) will then decide which artist is most appropriate for the project.For smaller projects it may be sufficient for the selection panel to decide through a single stage process assessed and scored on the set criteria.More often, the process is two staged where the artists are shortlisted (usually 3 - 6 artists) and invited to interview.These artists are often asked to work their proposal up to a more detailed stage (sometimes creating a Marquette) and invited to a specific site visit - a design fee and travel cost should be included. Again a reasonable period of time should be allowed to enable artists to properly respond to this second stage.The artists are then called to interview (include travel fees) and the commission is allocated.
The commissioner is responsible for the return of all artists' visuals that are part of the shortlisting process, and all unsuccessful artists should be clearly informed of the decision shortly after the successful artist is notified.
Limited competition
The first open call is omitted from the process and a small number of specifically selected artists are invited to develop and submit proposals in response to the artists brief.These artists may be chosen due to a specific previous project or methodology that relates to the artist brief.In this way, often in association with a curator or lead artist, a shortlist can be chosen that creates a selection of approaches within the parameter of the commission concept.The shortlist selection then works as described previously.
Direct invitation
An artist, or an artist group, is invited to submit a proposal based on the artist brief and an appropriate fee is paid for the research and design stage.This may be appropriate when the timescale for project completion is limited, or when a very specialised response (sometimes linked to a previous working relationship with the commissioner) has been established.However - this method is often seen to be inappropriate for publicly funded projects where an open submission approach is specified.
Note: Commissioners should be very clear if their funders have indicated a selection criterion that needs to be adhered to as part of the funding agreement.


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The problem that I have is that you are not defining athleticism.This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Here is a question, is Tyler more or less athletic than Sheldon Williams? How about Kris Humphries?
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The problem that I have is that you are not defining athleticism.
Here is a question, is Tyler more or less athletic than Sheldon Williams? How about Kris Humphries?
Someone mentioned "hand/eye coordination." I don't consider that an athletic trait intuitively. I consider it a needed trait for basketball, but that's different.
Well when I think of atheltic in terms of NBA basketball
I think of guys that can jump out of the gym, that can make extraordinary plays on sheer athleticism alone that not many can, guys that play above the rim
So I will ask you this question: By NBA standards do you think Tyler is athletic or does he get his points usually off of either brute force or crazy below the rim shots?
Sittin on top of the world!
Tyler looks athletic to me on this videos
It may read that way to you, but it's really not hostile.
Perception of hostility aside, don't those videos make at least a little bit of a point?
Fair enough; it looks like I jumped the gun on this one. It just read very similarly to a lot of posts I used to read in '09 that took this further and the usual line was "Bird saw himself in Tyler" in a way that suggested they played similarly, and that got irritating after a while, so I guess I'm just primed to snap at it when I see it nowadays. Sorry about that.


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Welcome to our classroom blog! Our blog is like a journal, a never ending account and record of all the exciting adventures we experience in Kindergarten. We are an enthusiastic group of people who care about each other and the world. We hope you enjoy reading, listening and watching what we do!
Friday, June 3, 2011
A Reading Restaurant!
This morning our reading buddies in Ms. Munt's class invited us to their reading restaurant. We were greeted and seated by a hostess. Once we were seated our waiter came to our table to take our order! We found lots of great stories and poems listed under the drink, appetizer, desert and main entree section of our menus! We even wrote tips after we read all of the writing. What a wonderful experience!
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