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All commencement participants and guests are invited to the Baccalaureate Mass on Friday, May 10th at 5:00 p.m. at the Cintas Center.
Traditionally, students do not wear caps and gowns to the Mass. However, Xavier faculty are encouraged to attend the Mass and to dress in academic regalia.
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August 13, 2009 Australian Senate defeats cap and trade legislation
Sanity wins Down Under. The warmist fantasy embraced by Labour Prime Minister Kevin Rudd had led to what Reuters correspondent Rob Taylor earlier called a "day of reckoning." The BBC reports:
The Australian parliament has rejected government plans to introduce an ambitious carbon trading scheme to tackle global warming. The measure was the centrepiece of the government's environment plans, and would have cut greenhouse gas emissions by 5% over the next 10 years. But opposition senators who control the upper house feared the legislation would harm the country's mining sector.
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Abbey Glass has been awarded top marks of 9.19 from Constructionline. Constructionline constantly monitor the performance from organisations looking to achieve a national average of 8.00.
Abbey & Burton Glass are delighted to announce the renewal of CHAS Health & Safety Accreditation for 2013-14
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Abbey & Burton Glass take Health & Safety very seriously and are committed to ensuring our employees work safely to protect not only themselves but also our customers.
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Aluminium Orangeries in a range of colours inc Sage,Heritage Green,Hessian and Buttermillk are now available from Abbey Glass. These products are of specific interest to clients who traditionally would have constructed Hardwood Orangeries . Visit Abbey Glass to view the new Orangery display.
Abbey Glass Secondary Glazing sales continue to grow.
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The HTC 3600i Trinity Plus, designated as the direct successor to the Dopod D810 Trinity, promises both functionality and usability for discerning users.
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HTC TyTN II - The Kaiser Cometh
The long wait is over as the HTC TyTN II, or known as the HTC Kaiser to many, finally makes its way to our shores and we share with you some details. So hop in and read all about it!
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Virgin Experience Days Go Ape Tree Top Adventure For 2
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0 review'Arrrh-a-arrrh-a-arrrhhhh! This is Go Ape, the multi-award winning Tree Top forest adventure. Head to one of the 28 UK forest adventures for two to three hours in the trees, taking on Zip Wires, Tarzan Swings, Rope Ladders and a variety of High-Wire Crossings, all set in the UK's most beautiful woodlands. At Go Ape you'll be kitted out with harnesses, pulleys and Karabiners, provided with a detailed safety brief with training and then let loose into the forest canopy to roam FREE. Life is so much more fun when you're jumping off a tree top platform into a cargo net. Before you head up onto the course, you'll be given a half-hour safety briefing by one of the qualified instructors. Here, you'll learn and try out the obstacles at low levels, and get to grips with the equipment. It's not complicated, but it's important stuff and it will give you the confidence to enjoy your time in the trees. After your training they won't supervise you. You'll be responsible for yourself but of course, instructors are always on hand, regularly patrolling the forests (not in monkey suits unfortunately!)
Locations: Derbyshire - Buxton, Staffordshire - Rugeley, Nottinghamshire - Edwinstowe, Bedfordshire - Woburn Park, Worcestershire - Bewdley, Suffolk - Brandon, North Yorkshire - Pickering, Tyne & Wear - Newcastle, Cheshire - Northwich, Cumbria - Hawkshead, Lancashire - Bolton, Cumbria - Keswick, Scotland - Stirling, Ayrshire - Mauchline, Aberdeenshire - Banchory, Surrey - Nr Farnham, Kent - Cranbrook, Buckinghamshire - Wexham, Berkshire - Bracknell, Hampshire - Southampton, Kent - Maidstone, Hampshire - Ringwood, Hertfordshire - Barnet, Buckinghamshire - Aston Clinton, Gloucestershire - Lydney, Devon - Exeter, Wales - Gwyrew, South Wales - West Glamorgan.
Virgin Experience Days Football Tour for 2
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23 reviewsEnjoy a fascinating look behind the scenes at your favourite football club. This is the perfect gift for a footy-mad friend or loved one!
Liverpool fans will love the opportunity to tour the legendary Anfield, which is steeped in history and success.
Walk in the footsteps of your heroes as you experience the journey from the home dressing room out on to the pitch.
This could also be your only opportunity to sit in the directors' box unless your Lotto numbers finally come up!
Manchester United supporters can experience life at Old Trafford at close quarters, including the stuffed-to-the-rafters trophy room.
Equally full of incredible history, you can visit the dressing rooms, learn about the Munich Memorial Clock and much more.
Arsenal fans can enjoy exploring the stunning Emirates Stadium, which has quickly established itself as one of the country's most spectacular sporting stadiums since its completion in 2006.
Chelsea supporters can discover the fascinating history behind Stamford Bridge, which had already been a sporting venue for 28 years when the club came into being in 1905!
The Blues' own history is even more fascinating - from the days of Chopper Harris to the exploits of Jose Mourinho.
Manchester City tours also available for two (MF480) or for a family (MF479).
Guidelines:- Facilities available to view may vary due to club requirements
- Vouchers valid for 10 months
- Age restrictions: Under 18's with parent or guardian
- Duration: approx 60-90 minutes
Virgin Experience Days Downton Abbey Country Film Locations Tour
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0 reviewGo behind the scenes of one of Britain's best-loved TV shows with this Downton Abbey Film Location Tour for Two. You'll visit several sites from the series over the course of the day, including Downton Village where you will get a guided tour of Downton hospital; the home of Matthew Crawley; Downton Place; and the home of the Dowager Countess for tea. Take in the stunning scenery, architecture, and quaint villages on a tour that will reveal fascinating facts about the making of this hit show and the history of the locations it uses. 9 hour Downton Abbey tour. Experience gift pack including personalised voucher and message card. Cancellation indemnity.
On arrival at your meeting location in central London, you'll be greeted and shown onto a mini coach for a 90 minute journey to the heart of rural Oxfordshire where the full-day tour begins. Your tour itinerary is subject to change but generally includes: Morning: Downton village see Kirkbymoorside which was used as the setting for the pub where Bates works when he leaves Downton Abbey; the Downton Hospital; the church that Matthew and Edith visit in Series One; and the pub where Branson and Lady Sybil elope to in Series Two. Lunchtime: Downton Place, explore the beautiful grounds surrounding this 16th century house that were used in Series Three. There is the option to stop for lunch here, though lunch is not included in this tour. Afternoon: Dower House, end the day with a guided tour of the property used as the home of the Dowager Countess and enjoy tea in the Downton Room, where many of the scenes featuring Maggie Smith take place.
- London - Gloucester Road
Virgin Experience Days Family Tour of Arsenal
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1 reviewThis is your chance to enjoy a Football Stadium Tour for two adults and two children. You've been given the chance to see behind the scenes of Arsenal Football Club and it will be a truly memorable experience. The football tour is fun exciting informative interactive and tailored for football fans from all over the world. You will have the opportunity to view the home changing room players tunnel and dug out. Don't forget your camera as there will be plenty of photo opportunities. Go behind the scenes on the Emirates Stadium Tour which has quickly established itself as one of the world's most stunning and spectacular sports stadia. The tour will give you a fantastic insight into the world of Arsenal and includes a visit to the home changing room players tunnel and dug out directors box as well as the state of the art new interactive Arsenal museum.
Key Features:
- A tour for up to Two adults and Two children at the Emirates Stadium.
- Allow up to approx 1 hour for your experience.
- Experience gift pack included.
- PA cover to a value of £50 000 plus cancellation indemnity.
- Minimum age 16 (under 18 needs parental consent)
- The facilities ar not suitable for babies or toddlers to accompany participants.
- Participants must be in reasonable health as there are stairs to climb.
Location: London, Holloway Road.
Virgin Experience Days Family Tour of Manchester United
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2 reviewsThis is your chance to enjoy a Football Stadium Tour of Old Trafford. You'll be given the chance to see behind the scenes of Manchester United Football Club and it will be a truly memorable experience. The football tour is fun, exciting, informative, interactive and tailored for football fans from all over the world. Don't forget your camera as there will be plenty of photo opportunities! This fascinating museum and stadium tour of Old Trafford will bring you closer too the club and its incredible history.
- Experience the magnificent Trophy Room.
- Sit in the heights of the North Stand for a bird eye view of the Pitch.
- Stand in Fergie's spot in the dug out
- Sit in the changing rooms at your favourite players peg and imagine the roar of crowd as you emerge out of the players tunnel.
Throughout your tour you guide will accompany you and and answer any question you may have and share their extensive knowledge. You will be given a tour certificate at the end as a momento and then be given a chance to tour the museum at your own leisure.
- Minimum age: 5
- The voucher is for 2 over 16's and three between the ages of 5 and 16.
- Participants must be in reasonable health as there is walking and steps to climb.
Virgin Experience Days Family Photo Shoot
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4 reviewsGet the family together for a memorable portrait you can cherish for years to come.
A professional photographer can capture you all at your most natural and relaxed to truly reflect your family bonds.
You won't have to travel far as there are more than 70 studios to choose from around the UK, all of which are equipped with the know-how and technology to get the perfect picture.
Choose from casual, traditional or contemporary styles and a selection of backgrounds and props to create wonderful photos. After the photo shoot, you will be able to view your pictures and can select your complimentary print, plus any additional ones you'd like to buy.
When you purchase an experience, a gift pack is sent to you or directly to another participant. A voucher and booking information are included so you or they can check the info and book the experience.
- Location: 70 across UK
- Duration: Up to 2 hours
- Time of year: Monday to Saturday, all year round
- Spectators welcome during shoot in most locations
- Vouchers are valid for 10 months
Virgin Experience Days Adopt an Animal
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1 reviewChoose to adopt any one of ten species of animals ranging from the critically endangered Amur Tiger through to the delightful Meerkat. Adopting your chosen species will assist Action for the Wild and Colchester Zoo in their important work of both conservation and enriching the lives of these amazing creatures. You can even go and visit your new friend as one free zoo ticket is included.
Upon receipt of your pack you will have the choice of adopting one of the following : African Lion, Amur Leopard, Amur Tiger, Chimpanzee, Humbolt Penguin, Meerkat, Reticulated Giraffe, Orangutan, Sun Bear or a White Rhino.
Once you've chosen the animal you'd like to adopt, activate your gift and we will register your adoption for you and send your gift pack including: Personalised certificate, a glossy photograph of your chosen animal, One day ticket to Colchester Zoo. You'll also be sent three editions of the Zoo's newsletter.
Activation Instructions: The gift box contains the Activation Voucher. Simply complete the voucher with your full details and fill in the name of your chosen species. You must attach your Activation Sticker or Gift Receipt to the card to validate your Voucher Return the card in the pre-paid envelope provided Once you return the Activation Voucher you will be sent your Adoption Pack within 14 days.
PLEASE NOTE - A message card is not included with this gift box.
Virgin Experience Days Dr Who Walking Tour of London for Two
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0 reviewWalk in the footsteps of the UK's most famous Time Lord in this Doctor Who Walking Tour of London for Two. You'll visit numerous locations from the past 50 years of this iconic television show, with particular focus on the classic series. See the sites used in memorable episodes such as The Invasion and Remembrance of the Daleks, as well as locations used in more recent episodes such as Rose, and The Shakespeare Code. You'll learn how the TV show is put together and hear fascinating trivia from your informed guide. Don?t forget your camera, as there will be plenty of opportunities for photos along the way. 2 hour London tour for two with a professional Doctor Who guide. Also available on Sundays. Experience gift pack including personalised voucher and message card. Cancellation indemnity.
On arrival at the south-east London meeting location, you'll be greeted by your guide before embarking on the 2 hour tour. Along the way, you'll visit over 15 locations used in the making of the Doctor Who television series, including the front door featured as 10 Downing Street in the episode Aliens of London, and the stairwells and walkways of the Earth prison featured in Frontier in Space episode. You'll also have the chance to visit the site where Dalek factions battled it out in the unforgettable Remembrance of the Daleks episode, before ending your tour in Waterloo.
- London - London Bridge
Virgin Experience Days Manchester City Tour for 2
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2 reviewsCome and experience a behind the scene stadium tour at one of the biggest football teams in Europe. Sit in your heros seat in the amazing dressing room. Walk up the players tunnel and out to pitch side where you can enjoy a panoramic view of the stadium and sense the dream of every Man City supporter, to feel just for a moment what it would be like to be a Man City player.
You will have the opportunity to see all the areas, which are crucial to the team on the day of a big game and will get a real sense of what the Manchester City stars really feel like on match days.
The tour includes:
- A walk down the players tunnel into the magnificent stadium and imagine the welcoming roar of 48,000 fans,
- The opportunity to take a seat in the dug out and envisage what it is like to be a real Manchester City player,
- Taking a stroll around the memorial garden,
- Visit the directors box and press conference facilities,
- Visit the dressing rooms and imagine the team getting ready for a big game!
- Take some photographs pitch side and sample the managers view of the game.
Along the way your dedicated tour guide will share many facts and figures associated with the club and the stadium. You will also enjoy photo opportunities any true Man City fan would dream of.
- Please allow approximately 1 hour for the tour.
- Kindly note that tours do not take place on match days. Tours run everyday of the week, dependant on fixtures.
- Vouchers are valid for 10 months.
- The tour is fully accessible for disabled visitors.
Virgin Experience Days Tottenham FC Stadium Tour for 2
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5 reviewsFollow in the footsteps of your Tottenham heroes by joining the White Hart Lane Stadium Tour and taking a look behind the scenes of the stadium, home to some of the world best players. This is the ultimate experience for any Spurs fan. On a White Hart Lane stadium tour you get the chance to see behind the scenes and view trophies and items of historic significance to the Club. Your tour will start on the High Road inside the foyer of the Club Megastore and will take you down Bill Nicholson Way and in to the famous West Stand. From here you will be able to walk in the footsteps of Spurs legends and heroes by entering the tunnel, viewing the home dressing room and seeing the unique view of the stadium from the technical area and dug-outs. In addition you will see the press auditorium, Directors Box and much, much more. You will have plenty of opportunities to take unique photographs and learn about the glorious history of Tottenham Hotspur FC. Location: London - Tottenham.
Virgin Experience Days Clay Pigeon Shooting for 2
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1 reviewWhether you are a seasoned professional or a complete beginner the experience of the fantastic outdoor pursuit of clay pigeon shooting will either fuel your passion or even turn out to be the start of a whole new hobby! Your experience will include all the necessary training in safety and technique from a fully qualified instructor before you step up to test your aim and accuracy and have a go yourself. Have a blast! This experience includes: Full training for two people from an experienced instructor, Use of shotgun and hearing protection and 50 clays and cartridges. Allow 1 hour for your visit. Locations: Derbyshire - Doveridge; Devon - Holsworthy; Dorset - Bournemouth ; Essex - Brentwood ; Hertfordshire - Sawbridgeworth; Kent - Tenterden; North Yorkshire - Skipton; Nottinghamshire - Oxton; Oxfordshire - Long Crendon; Scotland - Ayrshire; Scotland - Cumbernauld; Scotland - Dumfriesshire; Somerset - Portishead; Suffolk - Newmarket; Surrey - Redhill; Surrey - Woking; Warwickshire - Southam; Warwickshire - Wishaw; West Sussex - Worthing; Worcestershire - Redditch. -
Virgin Experience Days Castles, Palaces and Gardens with Afternoon Tea for Two
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0 reviewTake a trip to one of Britain's finest historic attractions, explore its rich heritage and indulge in an afternoon tea for two. With a selection of nine venues across the UK including the enchanting Windsor Castle, Hampton Court or the beautiful Kew gardens. You'll have a full day out visiting your perfect choice, all accompanied by a delicious afternoon tea for two. Please note - this multi-choice voucher includes an order form on delivery. Once this has been returned to the provider with a preferred choice, a new voucher will be sent to the recipient with a new expiry date.
Vouchers are valid for five months from the date of issue. Kindly note that you must have chosen your experience and returned your order from to us within the expiry date on your voucher.
- Alnwick Castle and Garden with Afternoon Tea for Two
- Edniburgh Castle and Champagne Afternoon Tea for Two
- Hampton Court and Afternoon Treats for Two
- Kensington Palace and Afternoon Tea for Two
- Queen's Gallery and Afternoon Tea for Two
- St Paul's Cathedral and Traditional Afternoon Tea for Two
- The Palace of Holyroodhouse and Afternoon Tea for Two
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Chas de Whalley
[September 2009]
Clive Davis' recent complaint that there is no longer any room for
classic songs in today's music market may be true of R&B and Top 40
radio formats. But it's a different story in TV advertising where top
titles by some of pop's most perennial songwriting partnerships are
as much in demand as ever.
After 40 years in which Lennon and McCartney's songs were effectively
unavailable for syncs, Sony/ATV now fields regular enquiries for
titles from what is still the classiest of Sixties catalogues. Yet
the high cost of licensing the original Beatles recordings requires
music supervisors to go that extra mile when preparing new versions
fit for broadcast.
Thus both Platinum Rye and Stream report taking months auditioning
acts to record the semi-acoustic covers of Drive My Car and All
Together Now which are at the heart of respective Hugo Boss and
Budweiser spots.
The former is by Supergrass spin-off Hot Rats and is available
through iTunes although it will not be included on Turn Ons, their
Nigel Godrich-produced album of covers due in January next year.
As yet there is no release date for the latter - which is by The
Hours who spent much of August promoting their second album See The
Light on the Is Good Ltd label by supporting U2 in Europe. Commercial
availability of their version of the Yellow Submarine- derived title
will rely on whether, and when, Budweiser decides to repeat the
current, Ireland-only, test-marketing campaign elsewhere.
Elsewhere the catalogues of other great co-composers continue to
attract advertisers. The joint P&P Songs/Universal-controlled Burt
Bacharach and Hal David and the husband and wife teams of Barry Mann
and Cynthia Weil (EMI) and Tony Hatch and Jackie Trent (Sony/ATV) can
be heard variously on commercials for Walkers Crisps (Raindrops Keep
Falling On My Head), the RAC (Close To You), Dreams Beds (It's
Getting Better), and Cesar Cat Food (I Couldn't Live Without Your Love).
Casting the historical net a little wider, a Special K clip featuring
Fallin', an unusually moody Top 20 hit in 1958 for Connie Francis
courtesy of Neil Sedaka and Howard Greenfield, makes a welcome
re-appearance while Jimmy Reed's seminal blues standard Bright Lights
Big City, recorded in 1961 for Chicago's now defunct Vee Jay label
and controlled by Tristan Music, proves an inspired choice for Audi's
Economy Drive spot.
Unfortunately, the fashion, begun a few months back with the Oatibix
My Sharona clip, for butchering great songs with sub- karaoke quality
voiceovers has continued unabated. Peugeot's Bluetooth Duet version
of Sony/ATV's Suspicious Minds and a Hellmans' Dressings commercial
featuring the Isley Brothers' take on Seals and Crofts' Summer Breeze
- a joint Universal and International Music Group copyright - are two
more where great songs have received a real barbecuing.
But maybe the advertising sector can be forgiven some of its
irreverence since it continues to provide a valuable platform for
fledgling talent. Among the UK-based acts who have secured hopefully
career-building syncs over the past few weeks are new retro diva
Paloma Faith - whose debut single for Sony/Epic, Stone Cold Sober,
jointly controlled by Universal and Chrysalis, has received extra
promotion via a Rimmel London ad - and Just Jack whose January Top 20
single Embers has been very carefully filleted and reworked for an
instrumental section to support a campaign promoting Sky TV's
coverage of the new Premier League football season.


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These records include Ordinances adopted by the Lamont Town Council during meetings from 1910 through 2008. Ordinances passed by the Town Council are the laws that govern the town and are normally codified into a Municipal Code. Records include ordinance number, type or legal details, and date. The ordinances in this collection are indexed numerically. Ordinances in this collection may have been repealed, superseded, amended, or otherwise had their legal effect altered by subsequent actions of the town council. Those interested in the current Municipal Code should consult the Town of Lamont's website. The Town of Lamont is located in Whitman County which is in the Palouse Hills region of Eastern Washington. It was officially incorporated in 1889. All records are in English. These records are open for research. Imaged by Washington State Archives, Eastern Region Branch. |
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Welcome All Wine lovers This is a group that centers on attending wine events, trying wines of different origin, learning new things about wine in general and enjoying culture, fun, getting together with good friends. Meet fellow Wine enthusiasts or food lovers near you! Come to our local event Meetups to try new and exciting new wines! Everyone is welcome no matter what level of wine lover you are. This is a great new social group of professional people who meet to discover new wines, see old …
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Meet fellow Wine Lovers or foodies near you! Come to a local Wine & Dine Meetups to taste new wines; and discuss great vintages and estates. Everyone's welcome, from new bouquet-sniffers to educated connoisseurs. This is a really dynamic and social group of professional people who meet to discover new wines, cheeses, different restaurants, neighborhoods and new people. You have to be 21 years of age for participation. We are mature, friendly and confident professionals who welcomes all walks of …
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This is our exploration of the food of Fredericksburg (and surrounding areas). We're looking for local, international, diferent or just our favorite places for a great meal and chance to catch up each month.
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Richmond has a plethora of cafes, diners, hole-in-the-wall eateries and ethnic offerings. Join us each month for a culinary expedition as we sample restaurants throughout the River City. You can be a member without having to attend meet-ups, but joining us for food is the best part of this group!
Meet people interested in exploring Richmond and the surrounding area's rich and varied restaurant scene! Come to a local Feasting on Richmond meetup to break bread and raise a glass with fellow social foodies and gourmets. Discover new restaurants, enjoy delicious meals, and make satisfying conversation with friendly dinner companions. It's a big dinner table and all are welcome! This is a group for everyone who loves to eat and socialize so if you have a favorite restaurant in the area, feel f …
It doesn't matter how old you are, if you are married or single, have kids or are childless...we just want to meet people, go out and have fun. This group is for people who live in the greater Williamsburg area (it's OK if you're from Toano or Yorktown or anywhere, really and are willing to drive to Williamsburg to be with us) who want to get together for dinner, happy hour, or other social activities. We found that most groups were for people under 30 or over 40, married or single, with kids or …
Willkommen zur Richmond German Language Group! Dies ist ein Meetup fuer Deutschsprachige in der Richmond Umgebung die Gelegenheiten suchen sich in der Deutschen Sprache zu unterhalten. Folgende Events (Treffen) sind in Planung: - Stammtisch - nur ein bischen anders - Wir treffen uns mindestens einmal im Monat, abwechselnd - manchmal im West End, manchmal auf Southside, und auch ab und zu in die Stadt. Andere Ideen -Filmabend -Deutsches "Potluck" Essen -Deutche Weinprobe -Abendessen in Ch …
We started this Meetup as a Book Club but would like to begin planning other events. We have a wide variety of interests, such as but certainly not limited to, wine, food, books, art & crafts, movies, and games and sports. Most of us are 20's-40's women from another state/area and looking to meet new friends with similar interests.
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The Olive Tree Circle is a monthly book club. Let's share our thoughts each month, while we have some great wine, or coffee, and/or food. We will support each other to meet the challenge of reading one novel per month, despite our busy lives!
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Greetings Dolls! This group is for women who love all things girly!!! As women...we wear many hats. Everything to everybody else...we tend to forget about doing for ourself. It's understandable, it not easy finding the time to enhance, embrace and spoil ourselves. I believe I can help with this:) I have many tips, secrets and experience in all things involving beauty. My goal is to share my expertise and bring in other specialist from various fields...who will educate us on many facades of the b …
A Place for those singles out there, of all ages and both genders, that may have busy lives (or not), to make arrangements for dinner and/or some other activity! It is also possibly a great way to meet with a smaller group as some people don't enjoy going to large group meetings. If you prefer a smaller social setting you must state this in your post. If you would like a larger group then in your post you will want to state something like "open to all that are interested in joining me" in you …
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Voting to phase in 22 new officers within five years was an excellent move by the Fayetteville City Council. Judging by some statistics in a mid-year crime report, we could use all 22 right now.
The steepest increase is in rape, with a number through June that is almost double that of mid-2011 and not far short of the year-end total of 56. That's a 67 percent increase. And those are, as experts are quick to note, only the reported crimes.
The numbers, and percentages, are high for robbery, assault and burglary. And there's nothing to brag about in a 7 percent increase in larcenies, which number in the thousands, or a 4 percent rise in vehicle thefts.
Consider, though, just a few variables that, despite advanced police work and perceptible gains, keep crime data in what Assistant Police Chief Charles Kimble calls a perpetual "ebb and flow" that defy fantasies about a safe and stable society.
Fayetteville has the same problems as most other cities: people living cheek by jowl and an economy that doesn't yet know the recession is over. It has crimes of impulse, which no one can foresee. It has crimes of rage, against which deterrence is worthless. It has crimes that include serial abuses that are never disclosed or even whispered outside the home by terrorized spouses whose lives and children have been threatened. The list is long.
It has home-grown strengths, such as its ongoing Community Wellness Plan, but a few home-grown problems, as well. The county jail, now undergoing expansion, will be full again as soon as the new wing opens. Magistrates set bail and see the offenders on their way.
North Carolina's judges need more discretion, not less. Law enforcement should have not only centralized communications, but equipment that requires only a mouse-click to ensure that an offender's violent past follows him from agency to agency, court to court and jurisdiction to jurisdiction.
Most of all, each of us should attend to the basics: make locking car doors as routine as fastening seat belts; avoid known trouble spots; plan a route to and from your car, and carry a panic button or screamer device; avoid leaving valuables in plain view; secure your home and make a lifetime hobby of refining its defenses; find a way to contribute something to a community-watch effort.
Tax dollars don't buy a ticket to a risk-free environment. They buy you a strong, knowledgeable and well-equipped ally in the task of taking care of yourself.
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1 Meetup Group matches "Creating A Jazz Scene" near Olympia, WA
Do you know who Miles Davis is? You must also know that Bird, Trane and Cannonball are not politicians. How about Charles Mingus, Max Roach or Chick Corea? Maybe you have LP's of Oscar Peterson, J.J. Johnson or Stan Kenton or possibly Don Cherry? If this is you, you must be part of an exceptional crowd that seeks-out the solid groove or the smokin' jam session, where the sounds are cool and the standards are hot. Perhaps you are of the Latin side of jazz where Tito Puente and Poncho Sanchez move …
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Yummy and EASY Sloppy Joes
ByCall me weird, but I've about decided that Sloppy Joes are one of my favorite things to eat. I know…it's just this spoonful of messy meat on a bun…but I love it.
They are just so simple to make and easy to eat, and they have such good flavor. I love making them for lunch. They freeze well. They reheat easily. Ah, Sloppy Joes…what's not to love?
Sloppy Joes
2 lbs ground meat (beef, turkey, venison or lamb)
2 T. minced onion
1 cup ketchup (I'm experimenting with making my own ketchup, but in the meantime I love this brand.)
1 teaspoon mustard
1/4 teaspoon garlic powder
1 Tablespoon worchestershire sauce
sea salt to taste
Brown meat and onion together. Add remaining ingredients, stirring well. Allow mixture to simmer in the skillet for a few minutes.
We love Sloppy Joes served on these homemade buns. Shucks, I like them without a bun. Sloppy Joe in a bowl! Yum!
Okay, question…
Just about everytime I serve Sloppy Joes, my kids ask me why they are called sloppy joes. Who was this Joe character? Was he a sloppy kind of a guy?
Anybody know the reason behind the name of this dish? Even if you don't…do you feel like making something up? Anything's better than what I've got (which is "I dunno.").
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Couldn't resist researching this one. The Original Sloppy Joe Sandwich was invented at Sloppy Joe's Bar in Key West. The bar opened the very day that Prohibition was repealed, and it was a favorite of Hemingway.
I personally think that the first person to make one was named Joe, and the sloppy part pretty much explains itself!
Joyced Reply:
July 22nd, 2011 at 9:52 amI've had been to Key West & ate at Sloppy Joe's. Tasted like Manwich to me. lol But the Key Lime pie was great! :D
Here in Australia a Sloppy Joe is like a tracksuit top. Also called a jumper or a pullover. Usually worn for doing gardening or some other dirty work.
I've wondered for years why Americans eat pullovers.
But now I know what Sloppy Joe food is, I think my tribe would love it! (After I explained to them that we are NOT eating their old jumpers.)
Joan Reply:
June 2nd, 2013 at 3:39 pmThis just made me laugh out loud! I can just imagine the looks on your family members' faces!
thank you so much for this recipe. have been looking for a good one for s.j.'s. and i KNOW yours will be good.
To go along with Catherine, in South Dakota where I grew up they are known as taverns, and in Iowa where my mom's family is from they are called maid-rites. I also remember someone calling them loose meats too, but I don't remember where we were living then. Strange how a sandwich can go by so many names…
Lois Pratt Reply:
February 14th, 2013 at 4:57 pmHope you still get this, but as I know it the Maid-rite is different than a sloppy joe.
Maid-rites began in Iowa. A maid-rite is steamed hamburger with some salt and pepper perhaps some onion. You added the condiments on your sandwich. The sloppy joe has ketchup, chili powder, onion, and all the seasonings in the meat.[Reply]
Staci Reply:
March 7th, 2013 at 9:23 amYes, correct Lois, MaidRites are simply steamed ground beef…we Iowans call a sloppy joe, a sloppy Joe.
I am a 6th generation native Iowan…[Reply]
We love sloppy joes at our house! They are so tasty and so easy. Here in PA I have heard them called sloppy joes, steamers and also beef barbecue. Maybe we'll try your recipe tonight. Thanks.
The buns in the pic look great! any chance I could get your recipe? I've been trying to find something good for sandwiches.
Laura Reply:
September 18th, 2009 at 11:51 amHere's the link to the bun recipe!
I grew up in Northeast Nebraska and we called them tavern as well. When I was in college and served them, no one knew that I was talking about. One of my friends from Southeast Nebraska calls them loose meat sandwiches. Some girls would put biscuits in a cupcake tin, add meat mixture and cheese and bake the popovers until brown. Yum!
Too funny about the Aussie pullovers! =)
Would you believe I am in the process of cooking up 6# of sloppy joes for Sunday night's college student supper?!
The recipe I usually make (vs. BBQ sauce in a bottle) is very similar to yours, but has brown sugar and chili powder instead of garlic and mustard.
My mom used to make sloppy joes with cream/mushroom soup instead of BBQ – probably b/c it was easier to dump a can and gave it some stick-together-ness. (Doesn't appeal to me so much now–I'd rather have a maid-rite!)
Oh, and Maid-Rites don't have BBQ sauce as far as I know. Just browned 'loose meat' with onion, salt and pepper – sometimes beef broth but enough salt and meat juice serves the purpose. Then you add ketchup, mustard, pickles, onions, etc. when served.
~an Iowan ;-)
I'm from SD and, like Sonja reported, they are called Taverns in SD. Isn't it fun the different names we give to food and other items.
Hey you South Dakotans, hi there! I grew up in Montana and we called them sloppy joes. Working with my kids in the 4H food booth when we lived in SD, taverns were on the menu. Since we were selling them, I thought I should know what they were. They showed me, and I said, "These are sloppy joes!" And lots of people buying food would ask what a tavern was. So not every SDan calls them taverns, and no one I asked knew how they got their name. Maybe they are only called taverns when they're sold at the fair!
My family calls them "wimpies" and I don't know how they got that name, either! The best way to eat sloopy joes, however, is not on a bun or a spoon, but on a thick rippled potato chip. Yum.
We love Sloppy Joes here at my house. They are a standard freezer meal for me now. I am making your Sloppy Cornbread version tonight…can't wait!
Very easy and tasted good. This is the only sloppy joe recipe I have been able to get my kids to eat. I made it with ground turkey.
We haven't had sloppy joes in sooooo long. I'm going to try this recipe. I've been interested in making my own ketchup too and can't wait to see what you come up with!!!!
Thanks for sharing your homemade recipe! In case your boys are like mine and do not like to eat "leftovers", try this disguise! For the next meal night, try adding brown rice, cheese, and some spices (I use Emeril's Essence recipe.) They love it!
OK, I'm from SE South Dakota, we call them Bar-B-Q's or Taverns. My aunt went down south somewhere and ordered a Bar B Q and expected our familiar tavern and got some bowl of hog meat. My wife is from west river, SD. They call them Wimpies. I taught school in NW SD for years and they called them Wimpies. I also taught around Sturgis. In the Pennington County and Meade County area I know they called them "Steam burgers". Amazes me they have so many names, but you can peg where you come from in SD by what we call them, but we definately do not all call them Taverns, In SE SD when they are served for school lunch they're called Bar-B-Q's not taverns.
I love this recipe! We take rolls and put homemade garlic butter on top and then broil it to make garlic toast so to speak. Then we put the sloppy joes on! The garlic bread adds a lot of flavor. I actually even liked them while still dealing with nausea due to pregnancy so that says a lot.
Question – does the ketchup you buy have better quality sugar in it?
I ask because Trader Joe's brand is cheaper than the link you sent. $1.99 per bottle. The one you sent ends up being about $3.33 per bottle but I think it is worth it if the sugar is better (well as better as it can be when it comes to sugar).
Here are the ingredients – Trader Joe's Organic Ketchup: Organic tomato puree, organic sugar, salt, organic white vinegar, organic onion powder, organic spices.
This is the ingredient list to the brand you put a link in for. Tomato Puree (Organic), (Tomato Paste (Organic), Water), Naturally Milled Sugar (Organic), Vinegar (Organic), Sea Salt, Onion Powder (Organic), Garlic Powder (Organic), Cayenne Pepper (Organic), Oils of Cove, Cassia and Celery.
It seems like yours might taste a bit better looking at the ingredients but in saving $1.33 per bottle I might have to go with less flavor unless it is better to have the naturally milled sugar.
Laura Reply:
April 19th, 2010 at 10:55 amThe ketchup from Trader Joes sounds good! I don't have a TJs in my area (unfair!)
Jacqueline Reply:
April 19th, 2010 at 11:01 amOkay, well that is good news for me but I am sad you don't have a TJs in your area. You would love it! I hate grocery shopping but found it enjoyable there! :)
Thanks for all your great recipes and your nutritional info!
Gina Faber Reply:
May 27th, 2010 at 3:41 pmI just have to chime in on this ketchup sub-thread.
I bought 2 bottles of Trader Joe's ketchup, and while it IS cheaper, it is not nearly as good as Muir Glen's
ketchup, which I get through our local UNFI buying club.My 2 cents!
I can't wait to try these Sloppy Joes with the corn bread….found in another recipe. Growing up we called them Sloppy Joe's, but now in my own home, we call them sloppy Jane's…..becasue it seems Joe is gitting a bad wrap. (: hehe
Ashley Reply:
June 18th, 2011 at 3:55 pmIn our family we always called them Sloppy Joes growing up, but now we
call them Sloppy Moes because my youngest sister Molly (Mo) likes to make them. :)[Reply]
It sounds to me as if upper-midwesterners are very confused about their sandwiches in general! In TN, everyone knows what a sloppy joe is, but I've never heard of any of those other possibilities. I make sloppy joes about every other week, and my recipe is just about like yours, except it also has 1 T of vinegar. Everyone at my house likes them very much. I think they would like the cornbread option too.
And of course, BBQ is slow-cooked pig with sweet sauce. It has nothing to do with sloppy joes, hamburgers, or beef in general. My inlaws in IN think BBQ is a process rather than a food, and they think it involves hamburgers, hot dogs, and polish sausage. So wrong. And also – it is not possible to cook real BBQ and comply with the health codes. The very best comes from rural gas stations with screened-in pits out back. Look for them in west TN and all over MS too.[Reply]
We love sloppy joes, and when we lived in China we had ONE lovely sloppy joe meal, using a can of the mix we'd found at the 'western store.' We probably paid about $5 for that one can. (I didn't know then how to make things from scratch.) It was during that meal that I discovered our favorite side dish to serve with sj's: homemade french fries sprinkled with garlic salt!
My husband grew up with manwich(tomato base) sloppy joes…I hate manwitch. I grew up with a mom that could stretch a pound of hamberger a mile long. She use baked beans as a base and added ketchup or sometimes BBQ sauce and what ever else she had…onions, wostishire, or sometimes when we were out of everything else homemade chili sauce or mustard(mustard never tasted right).
I LOVE my/mom's sloppy joes but he doesn't I'll try this tonight and see if this can be a happy compromise.
Does anyone remember the TV show Family Affair? The butler Mr. French called them "Untidy Samuels" I always think of that when I hear about sloppy joes.
Bon Appitete! or Dig In![Reply]
Now this is a recipe that should pressure can quite well! :) I got a bunch of ground beef on sale, so I think I'll make some of this tomorrow and can it.
I'm happy to see a recipe for sloppy joes (or Untidy Samuels – that's cute) that isn't full of green pepper.
Emma D. Reply:
January 11th, 2011 at 8:05 amAt what pressure and amount of time would you use to pressure can this?
I am still leaning and processing times and pressures are still a little tricky for me.
It is so different from the hot water bath![Reply]
Canadian Doomer Reply:
January 11th, 2011 at 9:20 amANY thing with meat (except broth with little bits of meat),
I process pints for 75 minutes and quarts for 90 minutes.The pressure depends on your altitude – for me, it's 10 PSI.
I find that the pressure canner is so much simpler than a boiling water bath.
I ended up making all meatballs, though, and no Sloppy Joes.
I made this tonight with ground chicken. I only used 1 lb meat, left the sauce the same, and added 1 cup cooked brown rice and it was perfect!
I am a michigander and though most people here call them sloppy joes, many call them B.B.Q.'s.
We made your Sloppy Joe's this evening and they were a HUGE HIT! My 15 year old would never eat the Manwhich ones but he liked these alot.
Hello! I have a question about your method of preserving this! In your post you say that you put it in a jar to freeze! Which I would love to learn freezer cooking! But my question is…how do you defrost this when you need it for a quick meal one night and its still frozen that day??? We made some and froze it in a freezer bag. We had to put it in the microwave to defrost ( i do not like using a microwave). Can you leave something like this out on the counter for the day (on a hot day) to defrost, or must you use the fridge for several days to get it to defrost??? (especially if its in a jar)
Thanks for your help!!
Laura Reply:
June 1st, 2011 at 2:47 pmYes, you could leave it on the counter or put it down into some hot water to start it defrosting. Once the water cools, replenish it with hot water again. Once enough has thawed to get it out of the jar (or bag) go ahead scoop it out into a sauce pan and heat in on low heat on the stove.
Beware though, if your frozen sloppy joe meat is in a jar, don't just stick the jar in hot water right away or you risk your jar cracking! Run it under cool water first.
I was so excited to make these tonight, but I got out my (old) bottle of Worchestershire sauce and there's high fructose corn syrup in it. Ugh. I have a feeling they wouldn't be very good if I left it out. Is there a better brand you use? It's not something I use often, so I've never looked for a good replacement before.
Laura Reply:
July 5th, 2011 at 8:40 pmI'm on the lookout for a better one also. Mine has corn syrup – not HFCS, but still. :(
Kristin Reply:
July 11th, 2011 at 6:29 pmI ended up buying the Lea & Perrins brand. Ingredients: distilled white vinegar, molasses, water, sugar, onions, anchovies, salt, garlic, cloves, tamarind extract, natural flavorings, chili pepper extract. I was actually pretty happy with that…no corn syrup at all! And the sloppy joes were DELICIOUS!! Thanks for another wonderful recipe!
deanna Reply:
November 13th, 2011 at 7:37 pmI make my own Worcestershire sauce with these ingredients:
Apple cider vinegar, Molasses, soy sauce, garlic powder, onion powder, salt, clove ,chili powder, water. I wish I could tell you the amounts, it kind of depends on the amount I am making, and I taste as I go til it's just right. -
I did not have worchestershire sauce on hand, but had some Eden organic Tamari soy sauce. I've replaced worchestershire sauce with the soy sauce in beef stew before and it turned out great. So, I gave it a try. We loved it!
I LOVE LOVE LOVE this recipe! Manwich is my favourite favourite thing ever. I was sad when I started reading labels that I was never going to have Manwich ever again. This tastes just like it to me and I'm sooooo happy I came across this recipe!
I grew up Catholic and the nuns used to call them Disorderly Joseph's…can't wait to try the recipe.
YUM! This is WAY better than canned sloppy joe sauce. My kids are 2 for 2 with your recipes.
Now what to make next…
Thanks for sharing
THANK YOU!! I have tried other recipes and always fall back to manwich, not because it was the best but because we couldn't find any better, tried your recipe tonight and we all loved it!! It was so simple and things we already have in the house, made for a fast dinner and even my picky daughter who hates everything including sloppy joes loved this too!!
Sounds like a great recipe! How long can you freeze the Sloppy Joe mix?
LindseyforLaura@HHM Reply:
August 28th, 2012 at 10:00 amIt should freeze for a few months at least! :)
great recipe. we use this to make our sloppy joes. will never go to any other recipe. this is just too yummy and so much better than the ones with the added garbage in it.
Hi! I love your website, I use your recipes every week! Thank you so much for your site. Here is a recipe for homemade ketchup you might want to check out. :)
I have to say, I was searching how to make home made Sloppy Joes… Some recipes were too complicated, and honestly just a lot of unnecessary ingredients that I didn't have either. However, falling upon this recipe, it's amazing!!! In the beginning, I was kind of unsure when I tried it, because yes, it is quite a big mess of everything, but until you try it don't judge it!! I love this recipe, and also have to say that, you my friend, have reached Elegance and Simplicity in one big hit!!!! Great Recipe and I recommend it to all!!!!!!
Sincerely, William
I finally got a chance to try this recipe today! We liked it so much I blogged about it and linked to your recipe. I also borrowed your picture of the sloppy joes mix for the post. Hope that's okay.
does anybody remember a product made by armour called sloppy joe it was before manwich came out with its brand it was in a blue can. all you had to do was heat it in a sauce pan and put on a hambuger bun
I tried these today and we all loved them. I will make a batch for our vacation. Thank you for sharing.


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Marais linked up with his new team late last week and a hamstring strain to Sizo Maseko sees him elevated into the starting XV.
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Replacements: 16 Craig Burden, 17 Rayno Gerber, 18 Peet Marais, 19 Tera Mtembu, 20 Cobus Reinach, 21 Fred Zeilinga, 22 Jaco van Tonder.
Date: Friday, August 16
Venue: Kings Park, Durban
Kick-off: 17.05 (15.05 GMT)
Referee: Ben Crouse
Assistant referees: Stuart Berry, Reuben Rossouw
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