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Vintage Porto
Casa Burmester has sold "Feitoria" (Factory House) or "Novidade" wine to Europe
and the British Isles since 1750. At the time, it was transported in oak
barrels, where it remained for approximately two years before being bottled.
Since the beginning of the 20th century, all Vintages are bottled in the
cellars at Vila Nova de Gaia during the second spring after the harvest.
Produced according to the traditional method of foot treading in classic stone "lagares", a Vintage is only declared in years of outstanding and exceptional quality.
LBV Porto ( Late Bottled Vintage )
In similar fashion to the Vintage, Late Bottled Vintage is produced in the
traditional manner, thus gaining a more rustic and tougher character. It is
aged in the Vila Nova de Gaia cellars in enormous oak vats in order to preserve
its deep colour and fresh fruit flavours, gaining a closed and fruity
character. It is bottled between the fourth and fifth spring after harvest.
With time, some deposit will form in the bottle.
It is advisable to drink it as quickly as possible - as the wood accelerates
its evolution - in order to be able to appreciate the full extent of its body,
fruit and strong tannins.
Colheita Porto
This is a wine of exceptional quality and elegance, a CASA BURMESTER classic
that is made from a single harvest - a "Vintage Tawny" - aged in small
550-litre oak barrels in our Vila Nova de Gaia Cellars. It is bottled, at the
very least, after seven years and in accordance with demand.
"Tordiz" 40 Year Old Tawny Porto
This 40-year-old wine owes its name, Tordiz, to the confluence of the Torto and
Mendiz rivers. It is obtained from wines that have been carefully aged in small
oak casks and later blended in a small upstanding oak vat dating from 1864. The
final mix, in small oak casks, is a vivacious example of the art of "blending",
which CASA BURMESTER has perfected over the years.
20 Year Old Tawny Porto
This CASA BURMESTER classic is carefully aged in small oak casks and blended
with a great deal of expertise. The result is a highly delicate and fresh wine,
magnificently incorporating exuberant and enduring aromas.
10 Year Old Tawny Porto
This port is made from old vines, being submitted to a careful ageing process
in small oak casks. Over its 250-year history, Casa Burmester has perfected the
classic process of blending wines and this is a magnificent example of its
Jockey Club Reserve Porto
This is a Tawny that is approximately 7 years old. It is made by carefully
selecting and blending wines that have been aged over a long period of time. It
is a tribute to the spirit and passion of the Burmester men for Sport and
Nature. It has a strong character and gentle complexity, being rounded and
sweet with a light presence of spices. It is the ideal accompaniment to dry
Sotto Voce Reserve Porto
It is a Premium Ruby of around 5 years old. It is made by carefully selecting
and blending wines that have been aged over a long period in our cellars. It is
a tribute to the spirit and passion of the Burmester women for Music and Art.
Delicate and young, this wine is marked by its fruity and intense character. It
is silky and warm in the mouth, with a long and persistent finish.
Ruby Porto
Ruby in colour, this wine is obtained by blending different harvests, initially
aged in oak vats and subsequently blended after 3 years. It is bottled young in
order to preserve its strong and lively personality. Its exceptional fruity,
fresh and original bouquet is a unique experience when drunk in the open air.
Tawny Porto
A classic port wine, which helped the drink became famous throughout the world.
Initially red in colour, this wine is obtained by blending different harvests.
At first it is aged in oak vats and after 4 years it is blended. Its ageing and
consequent oxidation in oak makes its colour turn from red to orangey (tawny)
and the fresh fruit tones gain nutty dry fruit nuances, lending the wine a
subtle elegance.
White Porto
Produced exclusively from white grapes, this wine is obtained by blending
different harvests. Initially aged in stainless steel vats, it is a very
exotic, fresh and delicate wine. It is blended after 3 years. Its aromatic
complexity and a Baume of 3º make it an unforgettable experience on a sunny and
balmy summer afternoon.
Extra Dry White Porto
Produced exclusively using white grapes, this wine is obtained by blending
different harvests. It is initially aged in stainless steel vats in order to
preserve its floral and feminine character and is blended 3 years later. The
grape's state of maturity, which is more advanced than the red grape, grants
the wine a sweeter and smoother character. With a Baume of 0º, it is without
doubt a port that should be tried.


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The essay "Walking" is a crucial work in Henry David Thoreau's bibliography. In one of the many occasions in which Thoreau read this essay out loud, he prefaced it by saying, "I regard this as a sort of introduction to all that I may write hereafter". Indeed in this short piece the listener will be able to hear many of Thoreau's recurring themes: man's relationship to nature, nature in conjunction with civilization, nature as a teacher of life. This short audiobook is only an hour long and it is the perfect companion for a listener who enjoys the outdoors and wants to honor the environment.
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I'm writing a loader for MD5 and I'm at the animation part right now. The models should be for a game and be rendered with vertex arrays and I wonder which is the best:
1. Calculate the vertex arrays on the frame they should be used
2. Precalculate all of them and make a vector (estimated 1 MB/animated model)
The calculation of vertex arrays for one model is 12-15 milliseconds per frame on my computer - and that brings down the framerate from 50 to 27 fps. I wonder if something is wrong with how I calculate things or does it generally take long time to calculate it?
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Mike's Special
I have a new happening of my own that I am quite proud of it. I'm calling it Mike's Special - pretty original, huh? Here's the deal. Everyone who books on our website from May 1st, 2010 through April 30, 2011, will automatically be entered for the drawing in Mike's Special. The one and only prize will be a weeks stay at the Eden House in a deluxe room (off season) with all the fixings (bicycles, champagne and glasses, hats or visors, towels and robes). Oh yea, the two of you will be flying first class round trip from anywhere in the continental United States where American Airlines flies out of to Key West. I am going to put the squeeze on some of my favorite places to eat and I hope to have several dinners lined up for you as well as some lunches and breakfasts. You'll also be going out on the water a couple times while you are here - if you like, that is. I will keep you posted on Mike's Special page as to what is included in the fixings. The reason for the my special is to get the old farts (like myself) to use our online booking system. When making you reservations with us online (booking engines do not count), I expect you to take advantage of our 15% 'regulaaaars' discount. When you book online, our job is a lot easier and with a little practice, you might grow to like the experience. Feel free to call for information and or assistance. When you book online my front desk has more time to help our guests or catch up on their beauty rest.


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Megadeth - Endgame
By Megadeth
By Megadeth. Guitar Recorded Version. Softcover. With guitar tablature. Published by Hal Leonard (HL.691015).
Item Number: HL.691015
ISBN 1423489683. 9x12 inches.
Try to emulate Mustaine's guitar shredding with these note-for-note transcriptions of Megadeth's latest chart-topping release. 11 songs: Bite the Hand That Feeds • Bodies Left Behind • Dialectic Chaos • Endgame • 44 Minutes • The Hardest Part of Letting Go ... Sealed with a Kiss • Head Crusher • How the Story Ends • 1,320' • The Right to Go Insane • This Day We Fight!
About Hal Leonard Guitar Recorded Versions
Guitar Recorded Versions are note-for-note transcriptions of guitar music taken directly off recordings. This series, one of the most popular in print today, features some of the greatest guitar players and groups from blues, rock, and heavy metal. Guitar Recorded Versions are transcribed by the best transcribers in the business. Every book contains notes and tablature.


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The story before Dragonkeeper...
Danzi is not yet 1,000 years old – a youngster in dragon terms.
There is much unrest in the provinces.
Soldiers are everywhere and the people are uneasy. It is a dangerous time for a dragon to be without a keeper.
About the Author
Carole Wilkinson is an award-winning author of books for children. She has a longstanding fascination with dragons and is interested in the history of everything. Carole is a meticulous researcher who finds it difficult to stop researching and begin writing. She once searched for weeks to find out whether there were daffodils in Han Dynasty China. Carole is married, has a daughter, and lives in inner-city Melbourne.
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Series: Dragonkeeper
Audience: Children
For Ages: 8 - 10 years old
For Grades: 4 - 6
Format: Paperback
Language: English
Number Of Pages: 128
Published: 1st October 2008
Publisher: Walker Books Australia
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Ubaldo strong, but offense falls short vs. Tigers
Ubaldo strong, but offense falls short vs. Tigers
"If you weren't here or [don't] pay attention to it and see the box score, you probably don't think it was a good game," manager Manny Acta said. "But it was a very good ballgame up until that [eighth] inning. That was the only bad inning of pitching we had the whole series."
For the majority of the game, it had been a pitchers' duel between Jimenez and Tigers right-hander Doug Fister. It was a one-run game until the Tigers broke it open in the eighth.
Jimenez entered the night with a 5.61 ERA on the season -- the second-worst mark in the American League -- and a 1-7 record since the All-Star break. Through the first seven innings, his effort was worthy of a victory.
The 28-year-old made one mistake early. It came in the first inning against one of the best hitters in baseball. Tigers third baseman Miguel Cabrera belted his 35th home run of the season, a two-run shot to left field on a 94-mph fastball.
"To tell you the truth, the first guy got a bloop single and Cabrera, he hit a pitch away," Jimenez said. "He's a good hitter. He just took it to that side. It wasn't like I was fighting behind the count or walking people, he's just a great hitter."
After that, he would retire 12 of the next 13 Tigers that came to the plate, and set down nine in a row before catcher Alex Avila singled in the sixth inning to end the streak.
"The thing about him is if he's throwing strikes, he's going to be nasty, especially with his offspeed stuff," Avila said. "He was pretty good. You have to give them credit, their staff pitched really well this series."
The wheels fell off on Jimenez's hopes for a win and a three-game sweep.
Jimenez walked Austin Jackson in the eighth inning with one out and promptly gave up an RBI triple to Andy Dirks to make the score 3-1. While Jimenez struggled in the eighth, it seemed to be the right choice to let him go after just 81 pitches.
"That's part of how everything's going for me right now," Jimenez said. "When I pitch bad, I lose the game. Sometimes pitching good or one mistake, one pitch, one inning, I still lose the game. That's the way this year goes."
Cody Allen was the replacement to face Cabrera, who hit a sacrifice fly to add to the Tigers' lead. Allen would allow three more runs on a home run by Prince Fielder and a two-run double by Jhonny Peralta.
Jimenez's stats line of four earned runs allowed didn't show his dominance for five of his 7 1/3 innings. It was his first time even making it through seven innings since July 2.
But as Jimenez rolled, so did Fister.
Working with the early two-run lead, he retired nine of the first 10 hitters he saw -- the lone single coming by second baseman Jason Kipnis in the first inning.
It was in the top of the fourth that the Indians would scratch a run across the plate. Kipnis again singled and Acta put on the hit and run, allowing Kipnis to go first to third on a Carlos Santana base hit. Michael Brantley drove in the runner to make it 2-1.
Fister recovered and allowed one walk the rest of his seven innings, which was wiped out on a double play by Santana in the sixth.
"If you're not aggressive early in the count, he starts cutting the ball and sinking the ball and then throwing that comeback fastball," Acta said. "The only time we had success against him, which has been rarely, has been when we've been aggressive early. ... If you let him get on top of you, you're in trouble."
And the Tribe was clearly in trouble as Fister was brilliant for seven innings, allowing one run on four hits.
Still, Acta couldn't have been happier with the team's effort in the series. At 16 1/2 games back in the American League Central, they might be out of the hunt for October, but they're still playing hard.
Perhaps no moment made that more clear than third baseman Jason Donald sacrificing his body and diving into the front row to catch a foul ball to retire Brennan Boesch.
"Great play," Acta said. "He went after it and the video is almost more impressive than what we saw [live]. He was almost parallel to the ground. But these guys all get after it, whether we win or lose and that's all I can ask of them."
Although it won't appear that way at first glance, they certainly went after it Wednesday night.
Anthony Odoardi is an associate reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Ukulele workshops at the UU
Belfast — Local ukulele enthusiast Frets Halligan will present two local workshops in advance of a tour that will take him to Richmond and Norfolk, Va., and the Shenandoah Valley. Both will be held at the Unitarian Universalist Church of Belfast, 37 Miller St.
On Friday, March 28, from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m., Halligan will present a skill-building workshop titled Beyond the Third Fret: An Adventure in Moveable Chords. This tour workshop is for players who can already comfortably change chords on the ukulele on the first three frets. It offers players an opportunity to learn how to make use of more chord possibilities on the instrument; participants will be reminded of what they already know and how to apply that knowledge to improve their playing.
On Saturday, March 29, from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m., Halligan will present an introductory ukulele workshop titled The Ukulele: Want to Try It? Loaners are available; to be sure there are enough ukes, folks are requested to preregister by contacting Halligan at 992-3535 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
A suggested donation will be requested at the door for both workshop. Halligan has been teaching and performing for many years in New England.
"It was the move to Maine that revived my interest in the ukulele," he said. "It's so playable, friendly. It invites people to play it and keep learning!"
Courier Publications' A&E Editor Dagney C. Ernest can be reached at (207) 594-4401, ext. 115; or firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Trevor AI - Time Management Assistant
About Trevor AI - Time Management Assistant
Trevor is a personal assistant that helps you manage your time in a mindful way.
It is the first calendar that helps you get your tasks done.
With Trevor you can schedule your tasks, right into your calendar, with a simple drag & drop. Planning your day takes just seconds and works like magic.
Your to-do lists are limitless, but your time is not. With Trevor, you can take control of your time, by scheduling the things you need to get done, and then work with clarity, focus and peace of mind.
- Plan your day
- Track time and progress
- Schedule tasks from a searchable, centralized list
- Focus your time and energy on the task at hand
- Make time for the things that matter
- Use Natural Language
- Todoist Integration
Use Trevor for personal tasks, work, education, business, growth hacking, and more. It works in a very simple and familiar way. Download the app for free and take control of your time, today!
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Fisker is trying to save a few dollars while it looks for investors
Fisker Automotive's spot between a rock and a hard place looks to be safely secure as it continues looking for financing solutions, and has to make major cuts in the meantime.
Fisker has placed its U.S. workers on furlough this week to try and keep costs down while it searches for an investor. This means that the U.S. workforce will have a temporary, unpaid leave until the company gets back on its feet.
"This is a common practice, particularly in the automotive industry, to manage costs and operations based on current activity levels and commercial requirements," said Fisker.
Fisker has more than enough issues on its plate right now. In April 2010,
Fisker received $529 million in
DOE loans
, which were part of a program to progress development of high-tech vehicles. The loans were also meant to revamp a closed General Motors plant in Wilmington, Delaware for Fisker EV production. However, Fisker fell a little behind on its production schedule, and in May 2011,
DOE froze the loans due to "unmet milestones."
Fisker had only drawn $193 million of it at that point.
Due to these money issues, Fisker is having a hard time securing funds to make its second car -- the Fisker Atlantic. Fisker is now looking for investors to help out with the financial situation so Atlantic production can begin.
Fisker's investor solution has drawn a lot of criticism though, because two potentials have been Chinese companies --
Zhejiang Geely Holding Group and Dongfeng Motor Group Co. This has rubbed the U.S. government the wrong way, since Fisker received U.S. taxpayer dollars to fund its Karma plug-in.
The Karma itself has had to be recalled in the past too, as battery supplier A123 Systems (which
went bankrupt
last year) vowed to replace
nearly 600 Karma batteries for $55 million in 2012.
A123 Systems, which
filed for bankruptcy
in October 2012, was
acquired by Chinese firm
Wanxiang Group
for about $260 million in December.
Earlier this month, Fisker's problems escalated to a new level when Henrik Fisker, who co-founded Fisker Automotive in 2007,
stepped down as executive chairman
citing "several major disagreements" with "Fisker Automotive executive management on the business strategy."
To make matters worse, Fisker Automotive is expected to make a loan payment to the DOE next month.
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"latrine" includes bucket latrines, bore-hole latrines, water-seal latrines and pit-latrines;
"market" means any place used for the sale of any meat, fish, fruit, vegetable, poultry, egg or other article of food, whether cooked or uncooked, for human consumption, and includes any premises therein used for the sale of goods or in any way used in conjunction or connection therewith or appurtenant thereto;
"nuisance" means any act, omission or thing occasioning or likely to occasion injury, annoyance, offence, harm, danger or damage to the sense of sight, smell or hearing, or which is or is likely to be injurious or dangerous to health or property;
"occupier" means the person in occupation of any premises or having the charge, management or control thereof either on his own account or as agent of another person, but does not include a lodger; and, in relation to any part of any premises, different parts of which are occupied by different persons, means the person in occupation or having the charge, management or control of that part;
"operator", in relation to a public service vehicle, means the owner, ticket conductor, driver, ticket inspector or person who is in charge or in control of the public service vehicle;
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any premises where building works are carried out, includes the developer;
the common property of any subdivided building, includes the management corporation established under the Building Maintenance and Strata Management Act 2004 having control of the building, or the person receiving any rent or charge for the maintenance of that common property or any body corporate constituted under an order made by the Minister under section 3 of the HUDC Housing Estates Act (Cap. 131); and
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"premises" means messuages, buildings, lands, easements and hereditaments of any tenure, whether open or enclosed, whether built on or not, whether public or private, and whether maintained or not under statutory authority, and includes any place or structure, or any part thereof used or intended to be used for human habitation or for any other purpose whatsoever;
"private market" means a market other than a public market;
"private street" means any street not being a public street;
"public market" means a market owned, leased or maintained by the Government;
"public park" has the same meaning as in section 2 of the Parks and Trees Act (Cap. 216);
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"public service vehicle" has the same meaning as in the Road Traffic Act (Cap. 276);
"public street" means any street over which the public has a right of way and any street vested in the Government;
"public waste collector licensee" means a person designated by the Director-General under section 31(3);
"recyclable" means such refuse, waste or other material or thing as may be prescribed by the Agency, with the approval of the Minister, to be capable of being recycled or reused;
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"recycling facility" means any premises used for the sorting, segregation, processing or treatment of refuse, waste or any other material or thing for the primary purpose of recycling or reuse;
"sale" includes barter, exchange, import and export and also includes offering or attempting to sell, or causing or allowing to be sold, or exposing for sale, or receiving or sending or delivering for sale, or supplying any food, drink or goods where consideration is to be received by the supplier for such supply either specifically or as part of a service contracted for, or having in possession for sale or having in possession any food, drink or goods knowing that the same is likely to be sold or offered or exposed for sale and "sell" shall be construed accordingly;
"sanitary conveniences" includes latrines, toilets, urinals and water-closets;
"showboard" includes showcase and any description of container used for the display of any article or thing;
"specified amount" means the amount that is specified in an order made by the Commissioner for Labour under section 80H(2);
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"stable refuse" means the dung or urine of birds, poultry or animals and the sweepings or refuse or drainage from any stables or cattle-sheds or places for keeping animals, birds or poultry;
"stall" means any table, shed, showboard, vehicle or receptacle or any other means used or intended to be used for the purpose of selling food or goods of any kind and includes any structure affixed thereto by way of roof, support or flooring;
"street" includes any road, flyover, square, footway, back-lane or passage, whether a thoroughfare or not, over which the public has a right of way, and also the way over any public bridge, and also includes any road, car park, field, grass verge, footway or passage, open court or open alley used or intended to be used as a means of access to 2 or more holdings, whether the public has a right of way thereover or not; and all channels, drains, ditches and reserves at the side of any street shall be deemed to be part of the street;
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"toilet" means a facility for urinating and defecating which is water flushed, and which connects, directly or otherwise, with a private sewage disposal system or with the public sewage disposal system;
"toxic industrial waste" means any industrial waste which owing to its nature, composition or quantity constitutes a danger to human health or the environment or which contains or may produce pathogens of transmissible diseases;
"vehicle" means any vehicle whether mechanically propelled or otherwise and includes a barrow and a cart;
"waste" includes —
any substance which constitutes a scrap material or an effluent or other unwanted surplus substance arising from the application of any process; and
any substance or article which requires to be disposed of as being broken, worn out, contaminated or otherwise spoiled,
and anything which is discarded or otherwise dealt with as if it were waste shall be presumed to be waste unless the contrary is proved;
"waste collector licensee" means any person who is licensed under section 31 to collect and remove refuse and waste;
"waste disposal licensee" means any person who is licensed under section 23 to construct, establish, maintain or operate any disposal facility;
"waterway" means a navigable river, conduit or drain;
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Lately, potato kugel keeps coming up in conversations. My catering friends recently asked me for a recipe. In my family, our standard was noodle kugel, not potato, and I didn't have a tried and true recipe. I sent them a list of sources to check out and a few basics. Kugel, a Yiddish word, means pudding. Potato kugel, most commonly, is a savory pudding, made with grated potatoes, onion and fat.
I thought, Couldn't you have a really good, crisp potato kugel for Hanukkah? The same ingredients as in latkes, just handled in a different way. Latkes or any type of pancake are traditional on Hanukkah. Yet kugel is certainly in the spirit, especially if made with olive oil, and it's the oil (plus frying foods in oil) that is a primary symbol of the holiday. Potato kugel is great with roast chicken or brisket, both foods enjoyed on Hanukkah. And, as our up-the-hill neighbor, Wendy Saul, remarked, in her family, the tradition was "anytime you have brisket, you've got to have potato kugel."
My catering friends poked around and found a recipe from an old issue of Gourmet. It's got carrot for color and I bet you could also make it with part sweet potatoes or a parsnip. Their clients loved it and it's going on their regular menu.
A week later, my husband and I attended a potluck and neighbor Wendy contributed a platter of mini-potato kugels that she'd baked in muffin tins. As we car-pooled to the potluck site, she told us she'd spent the day watching an old VHS tape she'd made of her maternal grandmother, Emalene Friedman, preparing potato kugel. "I could almost smell them," she said, and it inspired her to prepare them for the potluck. She invited me to watch the recording with her.
In the tape, Grandma Em, as she was affectionately called, wearing big glasses and a gathered, diagonally striped blouse, teaches a small collection of family members her method for potato kugel. But it wasn't all about the kugel. "I'm telling my whole life story on this video," she says.
The tape was made on Oct. 3, 1987, when Mrs. Friedman was a sharp and youthful 92 years old, sitting at the kitchen table, instructing and chatting, a four-pronged cane visible in the background. Spryly she rises up to examine a banged-up, ill-fitting grater attachment on her KitchenAid mixer, commenting that the mixer isn't old, only 50 years.
Meanwhile, the potatoes -- "always peeled!" she says -- are being carefully, finely hand-grated by a great-grandson. They reject a box grater because the shreds are too coarse and switch to a finer grater. Off screen, grandson Alan Saul works on fixing the attachment.
"That grating is a job, the biggest job," says Mrs. Friedman.
Next, they grate an onion into the potatoes and butter the muffin tins "real good," she instructs her daughter, Ruth Saul. "No butter or shortening inside the mix." Then, "a couple of eggs; I like eggs," broken straight onto the potatoes, a little baking powder (about a teaspoon) and matzo meal, to absorb the moisture. "If you want to use flour, you can use flour. I like matzo meal. I use it for breading."
Then salt and pepper. Mrs. Friedman tsks as her great-grandson adds a generous amount of black pepper. "Let me see it," as she reaches out for the glass bowl. "I think it needs one more egg. I don't like it too thick."
As the muffin-tin cups are filled -- "two-thirds full, don't smash it" -- and a tiny piece of butter put atop each, Mrs. Friedman responds to her granddaughter's questions. She talks about the store she and her husband, Nick, owned. How she took two streetcars to get there each day from their Squirrel Hill house. That she never felt confident driving. How her mother had never wanted to teach her how to cook, because "she thought my hands were too nice."
When she first married, Mrs. Friedman couldn't even cook a chicken. But she learned to cook. "Slowly. I learned how to boil water. I cooked to please my husband, who remembered his aunt's cooking and his grandmother's. He ate what he was used to eating, meat and potatoes."
Ironically, I later learned from Wendy Saul's elder sister, Lynn, the family historian and author of a memoir, "Learning to Say 'Satoraljaujhely': Finding a Place in a Hungarian Jewish Family," that Mrs. Friedman's maternal grandmother, Sarah Schutz, had been a caterer. She catered fancy affairs for Baron Hirsh, a Jewish Austrian baron, at his castle in Stanislaus, the town next to their childhood home in Kalusz, Galicia, then part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. Sarah Schutz lived with her daughter, Mrs. Friedman's mother, Esther Siegel, and her three daughters, until she and the girls immigrated to the U.S. in 1898 to join the father. First the family lived in the Hill District, later in Homestead. Mrs. Schutz, however, remained behind.
Emalene married Nicholas (Nick) Friedman, who had emigrated from Budapest. They met at a basketball game in Homestead, when Nick, upon spotting her, ran across the court to meet her.
After their marriage, they lived in Montreal, where their eldest, Ruth, was born, but eventually they settled in Squirrel Hill. They owned Friedman's department store in Wilmerding (East Pittsburgh). The couple raised three children: Ruth (Wendy's mother), Milton and Buddy. Ruth Saul died just over a year ago, on Sept. 26, between Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur, at the age of 90. Emalene Friedman died in 1990, at 95, also between those two important days on the Jewish calendar.
The video, made on Yom Kippur, culminates as the extended family breaks their fast enjoying a platter of just-baked kugels. Bowls of sour cream and homemade applesauce (from Wendy's orchards) are on the table for topping. Wendy has handed the camera to someone else and joins her grandmother, brother, and nephew at the table.
"What do you think, Grandma?"
"It's good," she says, reaching for more applesauce. "What could be bad about it?"
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A few caveats: This is not the recipe that Emalene Friedman (Grandma Em) prepared; it's not far from it, but it's not the same. And since it's not technically fried, it does not qualify as a traditional Hanukkah food in the same way a fritter or latke would. Also, I made a variation using schmaltz (chicken fat) and gribenes (chicken-skin cracklings). Delicious as it was, I fully agree that it could not be served to vegetarians nor, if one was observing the dietary laws, could you top it with sour cream. The onions and carrot are grated by hand because it simply works better that way.
Preheat oven to 375 degrees. Set out 13-by-9-inch glass baking dish.
In large bowl, combine grated onions and carrot. Cover loosely.
With shredding disk on food processor, grate potatoes, putting grated potatoes immediately into large bowl of cold water. Or, grate potatoes by hand using coarse holes of 4-sided grater. If grating by hand, no need to cut potatoes into quarters. In 2 or 3 batches, lift potatoes from water onto clean cotton dish towels. Roll up in towel and twist ends to squeeze out moisture. Add potatoes to onions and carrot.
Add eggs, matzo meal, salt and pepper. Toss with hands until well mixed. Put oil or chicken fat in baking dish and heat in oven 8 minutes, or until hot and fat is melted. Carefully spoon in potato mixture, smoothing it down.
Bake, uncovered, 50 to 55 minutes, until top is browned and crisp. If you like, sprinkle with cracklings and serve hot.
Makes 6 side-dish servings.
-- Miriam Rubin
Chicken Fat and Cracklings (Schmaltz and Gribenes)
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This basic method comes from "The Molly Goldberg Jewish Cookbook" by Gertrude Berg and Myra Waldo (they use the fat and neck skin from a goose), and from "Fat" by Jennifer McLagan. Chicken fat (schmaltz) and cracklings (gribenes) make an extra-delicious kugel, worth the effort and calories, once in a while. Make sure your knife is sharp because chicken skin is slippery. Alternately, cut up the skin with poultry shears.
Place skin and fat in heavy medium skillet. Cook over low heat, stirring often, until all fat has melted out and becomes clear and skin begins to brown and crisp, about 20 minutes. Add onion and cook, stirring often, until browned, 5 to 8 minutes more. With slotted spoon, transfer onion and cracklings to paper towels to drain. Strain fat into metal bowl and cool. Cover and refrigerate or freeze. Save cracklings to sprinkle over kugel, if you like.
Makes about 3/4 cup chicken fat.
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President Barack Obama has vowed that all options will remain on the table when it comes to US action against a nuclear Iran.
The US leader, speaking at the annual American Israel Public Affairs Committee (Aipac) conference in Washington DC, said he would be willing to consider "all elements of American power" to counter the Iranian threat.
"When it comes to preventing Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon, I will take no options off the table, and I mean what I say," he told the conference.
Although he cautioned against counterproductive "loose talk of war", he added that options included " a political effort aimed at isolating Iran; a diplomatic effort to sustain our coalition and ensure that the Iranian programme is monitored; an economic effort to impose crippling sanctions; and, yes, a military effort to be prepared for any contingency.
"For the sake of Israel's security, America's security and the peace and security of the world, now is not the time for bluster."
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His speech was heavily praised by senior Israeli politicians, including Deputy Prime Minister Silvan Shalom , who said it was "almost perfect."
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu expressed his gratitude for the president's pledges. "I appreciate the fact that he repeated his position that Iran should not be allowed to develop nuclear weapons and that all options are on the table," said the Israeli leader. "I also appreciate the fact that he said that on the Iranian issue, containment is not an option. But most of all, I appreciate that he said that Israel must be able to defend itself against any threat."
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Games Done Quick's summer speed run marathon has begun, and its all for the sake of charity.
If you're unfamiliar with the event, a collection of speed runners have gathered together to play an assortment of games in a week long marathon to raise money for charity, specifically Doctors Without Borders. The event kicked off about an hour ago, and the first game, Super Mario 3D World, has already been defeated. You can find the full schedule of events by heading here.
Along with taking donations, there is also a Humble Bundle that can be purchased as part of the event for a minimum of $25 that includes Amnesia: A Machine for Pigs, Gunpoint, Noitu Love 2 Devolution, Bleed, Electronic Super Joy, Guacamelee! Gold Edition, Psychonauts, Dustforce, The Basement Collection, and Giana Sisters: Rise of the Owlverlord. You can buy it here.
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At the Johns Hopkins Center for Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, our physicians approach the aging neck in a holistic manner, usually in combination with a facelift. By analyzing where volume has been lost and gravity has caused pulling or sagging, our surgeons can correct the aging neck by replacing volume and gently pulling specific areas.
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Worst travel agent ever knowen to man. I was booking my stag weekend in Spain and got put through to 321 travel. The man I was dealing with couldn't have been any nicer or any more helpful while he spewed out details of flights and accommodation fit for a carlsberg advert! Perfect flights from the perfect airport, leaving 9am Friday from Glasgow to Majorca then back 1pm Monday straight to Glasgow "HAPPPY DAYS"..! Paid over the phone by card on Saturday, and me and my 15 mates were buzzing about it! Monday morning i check my bank and I'm £3500 lighter ,321 had there money! Cue" the bearer of bad news" phone call from one of the most arrogant, ignorant people iv ever had to deal with! I was told that none of the flights I had block booked were actually available to us and we would have to fly out a day early from Edinburgh airport at 1pm and couldn't get back until Tuesday but in to Glasgow! That's 2 extra days on to our wknd! Oh and they forgot to mention we had to fly from Palma to Belfast and sit in there for 6 hours on a metal seat before flying to Glasgow! Any time I phoned to question this situation I got hung up on with them pretending I was out of signal!!! Eh naw I'm on a land line you muppets. Words cannot explain how angry we all are and iv not even mentioned our accomadation! The hotel was like something out of benefit street and the rooms smelt like a Moroccan market..!! Anyway I hope that if at least 1 person reads this and avoids this travel agent I will have done a good deed! The end


text: Yesterday I was bored. It was cloudy in the morning and I was starting to think that I would not be able to use all of the Kodachrome that I bought last year. By mid-day it was starting to clear up, so I thought, "Why not drive up to Mount Baker?" It is a nice part of living in western Washington: the Cascades. Since it was already afternoon I decided to head for the area on the west side of the mountain so that I could take advantage of the afternoon light. There aren't too many weeks left in the year before the snow come to the mountains and access is not as easy. I came away with three rolls of Kodachrome ant a few shots of black and white. I guess it was a nice day after all.


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A soldier from the 1st battalion of the Duke of Lancaster's Regiment has been killed in Afghanistan.
The Ministry of Defence confirmed on Wednesday the soldier had died of wounds sustained "as a result of enemy action" in the Lashkar Gah district of Helmand province, Afghanistan.
He was flown back to the UK for treatment at Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Birmingham where he died of his injuries.
He has been named as Kingsman Dave Shaw from Barrow.
Major Chris Boryer, spokesman for Task Force Helmand, said: "It is my solemn duty to report the death of a soldier from 1st Battalion The Duke of Lancaster's Regiment who has died as a result of wounds sustained whilst on duty in the Lashkar Gah district of Helmand province.
"The thoughts and prayers of everyone serving in Task Force Helmand are with his family and friends at this extremely difficult time."


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Help! My dog scooby doo-doo has developed a strange loss of hair almost overnight. I just noticed strange small patches of hair loss about the size of dimes at different areas of my dog's body on it's back! At first, I thought it was just odd shedding but it is winter time. I scratched/rubbed him to stimilute the area and exam. It seemed like it had some kind of "scabbing" or dryness to his skin. The fur started falling out today in almost "lumps" in those strange areas.
I don't like giving the dogs baths during extreme cold weather so I was hesitant to give a proper bath. However, I decided to give him one today since it had warmed up enough. That is when I discovered a HUGE RED inflamation and the hair missing from a spot about 2-3 inches long and an 1 wide!
The shampoo I used is for skin irritation. He's had a history of skin sensitivity and allergic to fleas. The bath did seem to "help" a little in the relief. I also sprayed him down with a hydrocortozone/first aid spray after he dried. He also got a benadryl.
Scooby had a stroke a few years back. He's semi-paralazed on his entire right side of his body. He also developed a sore on his foot which I've been treating by covering and spraying dog anti-septic on. It's not gotten worse or better. He often loses the bandages which makes it extra difficult.
My other animals do NOT seem to be effected by this hair loss phenomenom. Shaggy and him share the same bed and Shaggy's got longer hair. Shaggy seems fine. The cat is okay as well.
My concerns are multiplying. The pattern of hair loss almost looks like someone "sprayed" him with a chemical. It's got a "splash pattern" to it. I am having an issue with my neighbor so this concerns me on this level. However, it could be a medical issue. There are no dogs with the "mange" and he is kept inside mostly. My neighbors do have a new puppy but they haven't made contact because it's scared. I haven't been around dogs with mange during this time period.
I have no clue as what this could be. He does have a possible yeast infection in his ear. I've been treating that already with the appropriate medicines. I don't think it could be a yeast infection elsewhere.
I just lost my job and can NOT afford to take the dog to the vet's office. He's not acting like he's in pain or it bothers him a heck of a lot. Giving him the bath and treating him with the benadryl seemed to helps some but I am concerned. Could this be a chemical spray or something else?
He's a a short hair dog beagle/jack russel mix. Thanks!


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McCain shakes up campaign staff
John McCain's campaign manager Shiree Verdone and part-time deputy campaign manager Mike Hellon are both leaving their posts, the campaign confirmed to POLITICO Sunday.
Both are departing to join the state party's 2010 "Republican Victory" fundraising operation, the McCain campaign announced Sunday. "As part of the campaign's plan for this election year, Shiree and Mike are both transitioning over to work with party committees to create a ticket-wide Republican Victory operation," said McCain spokesman Brian Rogers, who called that new operation "vitally important to help Republican candidates win up and down the ballot all across Arizona."
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"Sen. McCain is very grateful for all that Shiree and Mike have done to launch the re-election campaign and establish it on a firm footing and looks forward to working closely with them for Victory in November," he said.
Rogers would not say who would be replacing Verdone and Hellon, saying only that those decisions could come over the next few weeks.
The strategy team including Rick Davis, Charlie Black, Mark Buse and Mark Salter remains in place in the same roles, Rogers said.
The move came days after McCain unveiled a new television ad stressing the importance of stronger border fence to combat illegal immigration. "Complete the danged fence," McCain says in the ad, which features McCain walking along the border with a county sheriff.
The spot was widely mocked as a dramatic reversal from his position during the presidential campaign, when he told reporters that "walls and fences" were not part of his plan.
The campaign of his primary opponent, former Rep. J.D. Hayworth, seized on the phrase to launch a website, The Complete Danged Truth!, highlighting the incumbent's modified positions during the primary campaign.
A Research 2000/Daily Kos poll taken May 3-5 showed McCain holding a 12-point lead over Hayworth, 48 percent to 36 percent.


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AIDA Cruises, Germany's leading cruise line is celebrating the 100,000th member of the AIDA Web Lounge community and is inviting all fans to take part in a big prize contest from July 28 to August 21, 2015. Participants can win an AIDA cruise and over one hundred other prizes.
Over 10,120 questions and answers, 131,774 photos, 2,510 trip reports, and now even 100,000 members – these are the impressive numbers behind the largest German-speaking community of a travel company, the AIDA Web Lounge.
The contest will begin on July 28, 2015. There will be two rounds: Up until August 10, 2015, all AIDA fans can upload a special photo that shows why they should be selected as fan of the year in the Web Lounge. An AIDA jury will pick ten of the best and most expressive pictures. Between August 11 and August 21, 2015, Web Lounge members can then vote for the fan that deserves the title and who can look forward to an AIDA cruise.
For around seven years, the AIDA Web Lounge has been delighting AIDA guests and those who want to become guests with impressive trip reports, wonderful photos, and exciting crew blogs. Forums in which users can ask each other questions and a travel companion search function provide useful services for everything relating to AIDA cruises. With this variety of offerings, the AIDA Web Lounge is not only unique but also the largest existing cruise community.


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Los Angeles Angels first baseman Albert Pujols, a first-rounder in many fantasy drafts for this season, has a respectable .317 batting average after hitting a double in four at-bats Sunday afternoon. But that's hardly the story. It also came out Sunday that Pujols told the Los Angeles Times that the plantar fasciitis in his left foot clearly remains an issue. "I'm dying," Pujols said. "It's hurting real bad."
Yep, that's definitely an issue, and it's likely to panic fantasy owners enough to try to sell Pujols for whatever they can this week, before, as they tend to believe, the inevitable disabled list stint truncates his season. Well, I'll play the role of eternal optimist and still rely on and therefore trade for Pujols. I wouldn't part with a fellow first-rounder like Andrew McCutchen or Prince Fielder, but if this foot problem and the shocking quotes -- I mean, how often is an athlete this honest? -- creates a value opportunity, I'm certainly in.
Pujols went 6-for-13 this past weekend in a sweep of the Detroit Tigers with a pair of doubles, walks and runs scored, and this was against a good pitching staff, right-hander Rick Porcello excluded. (Still like Porcello from his spring training numbers? Ah, but I digress.) Anyway, if the worst thing that happens to Pujols is that he cannot play first base regularly and is stuck with designated hitter duties long-term, we'll take it. Of course, the worst thing would be a lengthy absence, but I don't see it coming any time soon. Pujols hit line drives all weekend. It's painful for us to watch him run to first base, and no doubt more painful for him, but even last season Pujols ended up hitting .285 with 30 home runs and 105 RBIs. He took a circuitous route to get there, starting the season terribly, but the hitting skills remain. If you expect a 40-homer, 120-RBI campaign, keep on dreaming, but that's not what we're talking about here.
The Angels say they'll keep using Pujols at DH as long as he can tolerate the pain, and judging by the future Hall of Famer's career and how he has managed to average 155 games played for the first 12 years of his career -- you know he must have played through injury before -- I don't see why a DL stint is inevitable. "He is particularly tough, mentally and physically," Angels GM Jerry Dipoto told the L.A. Times. "There's not a whole lot anybody can forecast. It's based on his own tolerance."
My personal tolerance for Pujols hate is actually well above normal. I stuck with him through his homerless April last season when he hit .217, buying low on him in one league, and enjoying three separate months with eight or more home runs and a .322 batting average from June through August. I ranked him seventh overall for this season, which matches his ESPN average draft position. He's not done. Yes, he's hurt, but from the at-bats I saw this past weekend, I'm not looking to sell Pujols in the leagues I have him. I don't expect him to steal bases in the foreseeable future, but he's capable of another 30-homer, 100-RBI season with a .300 batting average, and there aren't a ton of players who can still do this. Let's not assume this latest malady will trip up Pujols.
Box score bits (AL): Speaking of injured mashers, the Boston Red Sox welcomed David Ortiz (Achilles) back from the DL on Saturday, and he went 5-for-8 with a pair of RBIs in two games. Activate him immediately! … From old (Big Papi) to young: Right-hander Allen Webster was summoned for a Sunday doubleheader start, and it went reasonably well, with three runs (two earned) over six innings. He struck out five. Webster is already back with Triple-A Pawtucket, but we'll see him again, and there's promise. … Baltimore Orioles right-hander Jake Arrieta continues to struggle with walks. Including the five free passes he issued to the Los Angeles Dodgers on Sunday, Arrieta has walked 14 in his past 14 innings. While walks weren't even remotely a problem in 2012, Arrieta can't be relied on now. … Tampa Bay Rays right-hander Roberto Hernandez -- you might know him as Fausto Carmona -- fanned seven Oakland Athletics on Sunday for his first win. Hernandez never used to be a big strikeout option, but he has whiffed seven in three of his four outings. Call it the Rays' rejuvenating pitching magic.
Box score bits (NL): Right-handers Chad Billingsley and Jhoulys Chacin each hit the DL this past weekend. For Billingsley, the Dodgers right-hander generally in demand but a noteworthy career underachiever, it's expected that his balky elbow will need Tommy John surgery. Time to move on. With Colorado Rockies ace Chacin, however, the back spasms that forced him prematurely from his last outing have been termed minor, though he'll obviously miss a few starts. If you own Chacin, who is 3-0 with a 1.46 ERA and 0.89 WHIP, try to keep him. He has strikeout upside and has kept the walks down. … Joey Votto panic alert! The Cincinnati Reds first baseman entered the weekend with only one home run! Then he homered Saturday and Sunday. Still, although I take the under on 25 for the season, it's good to see him driving the ball. … Speaking of struggling hitters, Miami Marlins outfielder Giancarlo Stanton entered Sunday with nary an RBI in 12 games on the season. Well, he singled twice and knocked in a run Sunday. Still worried? I still view Stanton as a top-20 player; he's just off to a slow start. He didn't have lineup protection when he hit .290 and mashed 37 home runs in 123 games last year, either. … I don't think Chicago Cubs first baseman Anthony Rizzo will have a season like New York Mets first baseman Ike Davis did in 2012, with power and a low batting average. Rizzo smacked his sixth homer Sunday. He's hitting .210. He'll hit .270. Give it time.


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Cab fares may be rising in the near future, but this may not be as good for cab drivers as it is for cab owners. Most drivers rent their cabs on a per-shift basis up-front, pay for their own gas, maintenance, and cleaning after any messy passengers. Also, if you tip by credit card, they lose out on five percent and have to deal with any other fees garage owners may decide to stick them with. So yes, higher fares ought to be good for cab drivers–but they don't really see much of their fares to begin with.
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Juan V. Gonzales
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70 years, Preceded by son, Mario Gonzales. Survived by his daughter, Dolores Gonzales; sons, Juan and Antonio Gonzales; grandchildren, Louie, Teri, Tony Jr., Beatrice, Venus, Angel, Luis, Violet; great-grandsons, Giovanni, A.J. and Frankie. Viewing at 5:00 p.m. on Sunday, November 17, 2013 at Blessed Kateri Tekakwitha Parish, Rosary at 6:00 p.m. Mass will be held on Monday, November 18, 2013 at 8:00 a.m. Followed by Interment Monte Calvario Cemetery where he will be laid to rest. He will be lovingly missed by his family and many friends. Arrangements by DESERT ROSE HEATHER MORTUARY.


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Comment: Oh, for perfect vision
By AviationBrief
Published: September 26, 2011
Good news this week from Airbus, whose experts forecast the world's air operators will buy nearly 28,000 new jets between now and 2030 – more than doubling the size of the fleet to the high side of 31,000.
While not quite as optimistic as arch rival Boeing, which back in June detailed its 20-year expectations for 33,500 deliveries, Toulouse and Seattle both agree that forecasts published last year needed revising upwards by nearly 3,000 units. This demand is so great that Airbus may increase output of its workhorse A320 narrowbody to an astonishing 50 aircraft monthly.
Things, it seems, can only get better.
But while it would be churlish to argue with either Airbus or Boeing – success suggests they know their market better than anybody – it should be remembered that forecasts are based on assumptions.
Boeing's numbers, for example, are based on expectations of a 3.3% annual growth of the global economy, which is reasonably consistent with current conditions. But the risks are on the downside. As is painfully clear, the evolving debt crisis threatens to knock Europe and North America off the rails for many years to come, and it is far from clear that emerging markets can continue even their current – slowing – rate of growth, without these big motors firing at least on most cylinders.
Indeed, Brazil – the "B" lining up with Russia, India and China in BRIC nations – is looking wobbly, and while Chinese growth has more or less held up through the crisis, its rocketing economy will plateau, and in any case is highly vulnerable to domestic unrest and prolonged downturn in its major trading partners.
Another reason forecasting is riskier than ever is that some long-standing givens warrant serious reconsideration. The current downturn could easily prove to be not a cyclical dip, but structurally durable – like the 1930s, in shape if not scale. Particularly devastating for airlines – and, surely, suppliers like Airbus and Boeing – is the counter-intuitive persistence of high oil prices at a time of slow growth.
A more immediate cause for caution came from Airbus itself. While forecasting booming demand, it is openly talking about lending money to its customers, because crisis-hit European banks are struggling to raise the dollar finance they need to buy aircraft.
Growth of vendor financing is surely a sign of wobbly markets. Ultimately, Airbus and Boeing alike rely on customers – airlines – which face a financial hurricane of high fuel prices and slack demand for travel.
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text: I just purchased a Nikkormat FTn on the bay for a friend of mine who wants to get into B&W photography.The camera has a few issues.Light seals are shot but that's not a problem as I have a Jon Goodman kit.My main concern is with the focusing screen which was described as pretty dirty.What is a "fresnel" screen made of? Plastic or glass? The FTn screen is non-interchangeable so I must clean it in place. Suggestions please! Thank You


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A PANEL of judges has drawn up a shortlist of potential winners of The Northern Echo Schools Awards 2014.
The shortlist, which was compiled by a panel of judges made up of representatives of the competition's nine sponsors plus Barry Nelson, Education Editor of The Northern Echo, will be published shortly.
The winners of this inaugural event will be announced at The Northern Echo Schools Awards ceremony at The Excel Centre in Newton Aycliffe on Tuesday April 1.
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The panel, which consisted of Penny Laverick from Health Education North East, Deborah Duncan from Teesside High School, Darren Hall from Avec Partnership, Jonathan Moreland from Swinburne Maddison, Helen Redford from Hays Travel, Julia Potts from Hitachi Rail Europe Ltd, Dot Butler from Reach Out Care Fostering Services, Lisa Jenkins from Skerne Park Academy and Kevin Melia from Compass Tours, spent more than three hours sifting through the entries before agreeing on a final shortlist.
The nine categories range from School Support Staff of the Year to Inspirational Primary and Secondary School Pupil of the Year and from Head Teacher of the Year to overall School of the Year.
Dot Butler, a director of Reach Out Care Fostering Service of Newton Aycliffe, and sponsor of the Inspirational Primary Pupil category, said: "I think the calibre of the entrants has been really high. It has been very difficult to award just one first place in each category. I think the entries show the breadth of innovation, professionalism and commitment within schools."
*Tickets costing £5 a head are available for The Northern Echo Schools Awards ceremony from northernecho.co.uk/education


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" 12 Best Lane, Canterbury CT1 2JB. Tel: 01227 764388 "
Absolutely appalling staff attitude towards customers - especially the floor manager.One of our party had the seafood risotto and the muscles had not been cleaned out properly so they left the food. The waitress took it back to the kitchen and they apologised - when the bill came they had still charged us for the meal so we asked then to take it off and the manager spoke extremely rudely towards us and was adamant she was right and told us we were not welcome to eat there again.We DO NOT RECOMMEND anyone to eat here - not after the service we received.
The Olive Grove 12 Best Lane Canterbury Cuisine - Italian. I cannot believe that not a single restaurant has been reviewed in Canterbury when there are so many of them! Well, as I lived there for a little while, I have decided to provide a couple of reviews of two of the restaurants I have visited most recently.. I hope that these are helpful to you. An initial comment that I wish to make is, I am getting really fed up with visiting the same old 'chain restaurants' such as Pizza Express, Pizza Hut, Bella Pasta etc. with absolutely no character and box-standard food. I, myself, like to try something unique, a restaurant with character and class and if that is what you are looking for, then the Olive Grove is for you. Very unique setting, overlooking a pretty street in Canterbury, very nicely laid out, very clean, very classy, very civilised if not, somewhat busy! The waiter was Italian himself and very professional. However, as I recall, he was the only one serving customers - perhaps there were usually other members of staff and they were on holiday/or off sick? Who knows? The poor guy looked completely rushed off his feet so it did take him a little while to come over to our table and take our order. When he did finally come over to take our order, we ordered the following:- Garlic mushrooms Spicy chicken wings Ham and pineapple pizza Vegetarian pizza Two hot chocolates. The hot chocolates came pretty much straight away, and I believe that it was the same waiter that had to prepare it, as well as serve it. But when it arrived, mmmmm, delicious, creamy hot chocolate. Not too sweet like some hot cholocate drinks can be. It tasted like a delicious belgian chocolate hot chocolate drink - definitely recommended! We did, however, have to wait a long while for our starters of garlic mushrooms and spicy chicken wings to arrive. Perhaps, 25 minutes or s
o - but these starters were really worth waiting for.... The chicken wings had a lovely flavour to them - not too dry, not too greasy. The marinade that they used was absolutely gorgeous - nothing like any of these pre-made marinades that can be purchased from a supermarket. This marinade was home made. I don't particularly like mushrooms but apparently these mushrooms were prepared to the highest standard too. After 10 minutes, the starters were gone! We had to wait about another half an hour for our pizzas which was a bit annoying, however, yet again, they were definitely worth the wait. These pizzas were hand prepared from scratch. Even the dough was handmade and there was no comparison between the dough on this pizza to a dough on a pizza from a chain resturant say, Pizza Hut. I cannot use words to describe these pizzas. The chef used the perfect combination of cheeses, and unlike some pizzas the chef used the correct balance of the base sauce and the toppings. I cannot remember exactly how much the meal did cost but it wasn't anymore than somewhere like Pizza Hut. I think it was around £20. But I would have paid more than £20 for the meal we had it was that good. Certainly recommended!


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Deer in the Headlights: What To Do
White-tailed deer are one of the most beautiful examples of wildlife remaining in Fairfax County. However, they are also one of the most troublesome. You may have had a run-in, or heard from neighbors about their experience, with a deer on the road or in the garden. This time of year, drivers need to be particularly alert.
Road incidents are becoming more frequent as the deer herd increases in number. While Fairfax County has lost much of its woodlands and open spaces to development, there are more deer here today than in the early 1900s. Experts attribute this growth to deers' ability to adapt to urban environments and feed on ornamental plants and lawns, their high reproductive rate, the absence of predators and restrictions on hunting in populated areas.
Fall is a particularly active time for deer and conse-quently a dangerous time for drivers. By the middle of September most of the male deer you see will have fine polished antlers. This is a prelude to the onset of the annual rut period, October to December, when bucks lose their normally cautious nature as they search for does.
The deers' lack of attention is generally not a problem for them in Fairfax County until it comes to crossing a road. During 1998 there were between 4,000 and 5,000 deer-vehicle collisions in the county. Two motorists were killed in the last three years, and many others have been injured. Over 1,000 deer have been killed, and vehicle damage has averaged $1,982 per vehicle.
The white-tailed deer gestation period is approxi-mately 6 1 /2 months. This leads to another time period when deer are paying less attention to surround-ings. During the birthing period, beginning in late March, drivers need to be very alert to deer on the roadways.
Driving tips that will help you avoid colliding with a deer:
- Slow down, anticipate deer when driving through wooded and densely veg-etated areas.
- Watch for deer crossing at locations where you have seen them before.
- If one deer runs across the road, slow down and look for others (deer seldom run alone).
- Be especially cautious at dusk through the early evening hours and in the hours prior to sunrise when deer are most active.
- If you encounter deer on the roadways, flash your head-lights at the deer and blow the horn to scare them away.
- If you hit a deer, don't touch it. If it's alive, it may be dan-gerous. Call the police.
- Keep your eyes moving; don't just focus on the middle of the road.
- A deer is visible less than 200 feet from your vehicle; it takes a car about 317 feet to stop at 55 MPH under opti-mum conditions.
- Buckle your safety belts. Most people seriously injured in deer crashes are not buck-led up.
More information on white-tailed deer and on the Fairfax County Deer Management Plan is available at county parks and recreation centers and on the web.


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Growing Your Small Business Through Social Media
Topic: Marketing and Sales
Tuesday, April 01, 2014 5:30 PM to 8:30 PM
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Social media is now an important method for small businesses to reach and communicate with new and existing customers, but it continues to evolve at a fast pace. This seminar is geared for small business owners and provides an overview to primary social media platforms including Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn, showing participants how to begin engaging with these web sites. Learn the basics of each, why they are important, and how they fit into your marketing strategy.
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12 Bayview Road Clayton Bay 5256 SA
New Price! - Beautiful on Bayview
Clean and crisp with all the extras to please! A holiday owners dream, within close proximity to the lakefront, the local restaurant and set on 940sqm, this property has a list of features as long as the eye can see.
Built in 1987 this two story home is in remarkably good condition. The first floor is home to two bedrooms and a living which could be a children's retreat or double as a forth bedroom. This room also has light kitchen facilities. The utility room includes the main bathroom with shower and separate toilet and laundry facilities including ample cupboard space.
The second story can be accessed by both internal and external stairs. The top story is the central hub of the home where the inclusion of a reverse cycle a/c has added year round comfort. Open living includes family, dining and kitchen. The kitchen has a new oven and cook top installed. The open plan living and rear balcony overlooks the tranquil Clayton Bay with stunning views through to Hindmarsh Island. Offering a beautiful spot to entertain your guests the rear balcony spans the full width of the home.
The sizable master bedroom ticks all the boxes featuring an ensuite, walk in robe and second story views with sliding door access through to the front balcony.
Outside improvements include a 20' x 30' shed with dual sliding doors, personal access door, power, concrete floor and apron. Adjacent is another shed which has been complimented in the same colour scheme, this shed is 20' x 20' with concrete floor and power connected. The rear yard is very well maintained with grassed area and garden bed.
A perfect permanent residence or a sensational holiday home. Secure this opportunity with nothing left to do but enjoy.
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I chasing my dream of having a sweet Jerry-like sound system.
Step 1 - The Cabinet. I'm in the process of bulding my own speaker cabinet. Thanks to Dozin and Playingdead for the tips on parts. That whole piece of my project seems to be under control with the exception of some minor labor disputes with the cabinet maker (my father).
Step 2 - The Power Amp. Now I'm on to looking for a power amp. I recently read an article online that seemed to indicate the key to getting good headroom was to have a power amp rated two to four times higher than the speaker capacity. So if you have a 100 watt speaker, get a 200-400 watt power amp. There were some other references to 6dB which went over my head.The article also seemed to indicate that having a power amp rated lower than the speakers might lead to trouble (which was counter intuitive for me).
Anyone have thoughts on whether this is correct? Is there an ideal wattage ratio that gives big headroom? If you aren't driving speakers super load does it even matter?
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Toronto Falls 9-3 to Los Angeles - Recap
Los Angeles' Hank Conger was a wrecking crew on Sunday, driving in 5 runs to lead the Angels to a 9-3 result against Toronto.
Los Angeles won as a +117 underdog, while Over-Under bettors who played OVER the total of 9.5 were rewarded at the payout window.
Jered Weaver earned the victory for the Angels, throwing 6 1/3 innings of work, striking out 5, walking 2, and allowing 4 hits and 1 earned run. That effort was supported by 5 RBIs from Hank Conger in the win.
Toronto's starting pitcher Drew Hutchison worked 4 1/3 innings, giving up 3 hits and 3 earned runs while striking out 5 in the loss. They got 2 hits from Adam Lind in a losing cause.
The battle of the bats favored Los Angeles as they had 12 hits, while Toronto only had 6.