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Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. No current Talk conversations about this book. Amazon received I really enjoyed this book. It was very easy to follow and easy to fall in love with the characters. Adele comes back to her old childhood neighborhood because of her sister who sort of has a family emergency. She dreads returning because she is afraid to bump into her first love Zac. Zac and Adele met in college and it was a connection immediately. They kicked it off and Adele found herself in love in less than a month. Zac was her first everything. Unfortunately things did not work out between them and Adele moved on and started her life in another state. Of course when she gets back to her hometown fate has other plans for her. Zac is some how thrown back into her life and Zac is willing and ready to finish what they started years ago. This was a very funny and exciting story. I loved the relationship between Zac and Adele. Zac was just Mr. Steamy to me and I wish was Adele a couple of times while reading this book LOL. Hot and Sexy football player, who wouldn't want to be her? LOL This is the third book by Rachel Gibson I have read and I have to say I really like her writing. This was a very good read and I recommend it. An okay read. Not much really happens. I kept waiting for the story to "start", but apart from a tiny bit of conflict near the final third of the book, there really was no "story" to the story. Adele Harris had her heart broken by Zach Zemaitis when they were in college and he dumped her to marry her rival, Devon. When Adele returns to her home town to lend a hand to her sister, who is laid up with a problematic pregnancy, she tries to resist the feelings she has for Zach that never managed to go away entirely. For his part, Zach remembers Adele as a sexy, nice fling he had in college, a woman he wouldn't mind getting to know again in the most physical sense but not for anything long term or serious. For a while Adele manages to resist her attraction, but predictably they end up together. But Adele doesn't put much effort into resisting Zach, and it isn't until the very end - as in last couple of pages - that Zach's feelings seem to take a turn. There was almost no conflict in this book, nothing but a last-minute bit of jerkiness on Zach's part to keep them from being together. Too, I didn't care much for the paranormal twist that Gibson inserted, in which Zach's deceased wife, Devon, is tasked with making good on all the problems she caused while alive or suffer eternity as a Walmart employee. Devon was never likable - her efforts to "fix" her mistakes were actually just as mean and nasty as her real life actions towards Zach and Adele. This aspect was wholly unnecessary an added nothing to the story. I liked Gibson's "Simply Irresistible" much better - it was much funnier with more likable characters. Although, after reading two of Gibson's titles, I'm beginning to think her heroes are not necessarily the nicest guys. Cute fast read. Same old. Nothing special. Girly read. I greatly enjoy Rachel Gibson's books, but this is not one of her better works. It was an entertaining, funny, sexy story, and I had a lot of fun reading it. However ... the leading male, Zach Zemaitis, never came together for me. I just didn't get why Adele fell in love with him. Sure, I get that he had great looks and a superstar quality about him. But the chemistry between him and Adele wasn't believable or self-sustaining. It took the author telling us there were feelings between these two for the notion to even come across. What's more, Zach's behavior towards Adele was unlikable. For much of the book, he's an overbearing a-hole who dismisses the heartbreak he's caused in the past and offense he creates in the present. So, at the very least, there should have been some groveling or major courting before Adele so much as looked at him twice after some of the things he said. Having said all that, I did like the book, and I'm glad I read it. I just wish for some editorial fine-tuning that would make Zach more likable. no reviews | add a review
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Ben Kweller's New Record Released Today
If you've read this blog in the past four days, you'll know that Ben Kweller is a big favorite in our house. Meeting him in front of the hotel on Saturday night just confirmed for me what a great guy he is (this is a photo of Ben with the Gotham Gal and our friend Chana).
According to last.fm, he is fifth on my all-time listened to artists on iTunes since I started using last.fm roughly a year ago. Clearly I play the Sha Sha and On My Way records a lot.
Ben's latest record, called Ben Kweller, was released today and is now available at Amazon. We've had the record pre-release for a month or so and it has easily been the most played record in our home during that time.
Ben Kweller writes pop songs that are based in rock n' roll (his band Radish - signed to a record contract when he was 14 - was compared to Nirvana). His songs make you sing along. Our whole family breaks out into song when the chorus comes on most Ben Kweller songs.
And the new record delivers a bunch of new sing along pop songs. My favorites are I Gotta Move, and the Lou Reed inspired I Don't Know Why (which Ben sang acapella for us in front of the hotel on saturday night).
Do yourself a favor and get this record. It's certainly one of my top ten for 2006.
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Clements & Musker Bring 2D Back to Disney -- Again
Now, with this new system, the characters are painted in neutral colors and then, in our color model area, [we] take those characters and adjust them for that background, and we can play it back in realtime and see this is how that character works in that environment and actually play the scene as you would see it on screen. And they can do all sorts of things interactively, with gradients…
RC: Like what a painter would do. It really is an artistic thing where they can take the bare bones and enhance it in just a lot of ways, some subtle, some less subtle. It's just really, really nice…
RC: I would say the mandate when we first started -- and that came from John Lasseter -- was to aim high in every area: animation, color, layout, backgrounds, effects to do it as well as could possibly be done. Everyone really strived in all of their areas to reach as far as possible.
JM: In terms of the production process, I would say two things at John Lasseter's behest. One thing they do at Pixar is use animatics. We use story reels. What John wanted us to do is a more interactive thing like they do at Pixar. They do these wireframe models that block out that scene so you get an idea of the cutting even though there is no animation.
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St. Louis Cardinals Hall of Fame pitcher Bob Gibson once told Tim McCarver, "The only thing you know about pitching is you can't hit it." Frankly, I'm not sure what McCarver knows about because I don't feel I'm learning anything new when I listen to him and Joe Buck broadcast the World Series games on Fox.
In fact, I often find myself correcting McCarver. For instance, during Philadelphia's 8-6 victory over New York in Game 5 Monday night, McCarver said American League hitters are "unfamiliar" with Phillies' left-hander Cliff Lee's ability to cut his fastball inside to right-handers.
Huh? On the contrary, American League hitters are quite familar with Lee, who spent five-plus seasons with the Cleveland Indians. McCarver seemed to catch his mistake mid-sentence. He tried to talk his way out of it by saying Lee is a "completely different" pitcher now than he was in Cleveland.
Again, bogus. Lee was just as good in Cleveland as he is now with Philadelphia. You don't need a real long memory to recall that Lee went 22-3 and won the AL Cy Young Award just one year ago. He's had tremendous success in both leagues the last couple years. For that reason, he hasn't changed his repertoire one bit.
When I saw Lee pitching against New York last night, I saw the same pitcher who competed against the White Sox for several years in the AL Central. Lee has excellent command of his fastball. He works both sides of the plate. He's got an excellent change that he throws to right-handed hitters and his breaking ball is above average. He's getting guys out in Philadelphia the same way he got them out in Cleveland.
If I know this, shouldn't McCarver know it? After all, he is Fox's color commentator for the World Series. He's paid to know this stuff. I'm just a lowly sports copy editor at a newspaper in suburban Chicago. I shouldn't have more knowledge about baseball than these guys who have national gigs.


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Very durable sole, most comfortable shoe I've ever skated.
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The ES Accel is by far the most comfortable shoe I've had. Usually I have to walk in the shoes for weeks before I skate them or else my feet will hurt but the Accels were comfy from the start. The sole don't wear as fast as my Circas or DC's did, and the whole shoe are durable, except for the tounge, which got a hole quite fast due to my strange ollies. But that's because I have small feet so the whole shoe touches the grip when I ollie.
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Cultivate Talents from Local: Taiwanese Enterprises in China
Taiwanese enterprises are getting deeper and deeper involved in China. Some establish schools to educate and cultivate quality man power from the local.
Economic Daily News May 2nd, 2011
Business and trading relations between Taiwan and China are getting closer ever. Many Taiwanese enterprises tend to invest and involve more in China¡¦s land. Amid actions and policies related to such increasing collaboration, setting schools and academies is one of the major trends. DFAC (Dongfeng Automobile), TENFU Tea and Golden Jaguar Group, are some representative examples.
Jimmy Chu expressed that such cooperation creates multiple winning situations for everyone. Teachers, professors can teach not just in the school but also conduct vocational training in plants. FFG also accepts inquiries from customers ¡V Ford China, DFAC, Toyota and Boshoku - to develop manpower of specific skills.
FFG employs more than 2,500 workers. In 2008, FFG cooperated with Zhejiang Technical Institute of Economics, combining 7 departments of machinery design, mold design and manufacturing, automation and so on, to set up ¡§Fair Friend Institute of Electromechanics.¡¨
FEELER provided machinery equipment worth RMB$ 14 million along with investment for RD. This 3-grade institute of 2,300 students will have its some 800 first edition graduates this year. Many seniors already found jobs before graduations. One third of them will be entering FEELER.
Chu added, in the China CNC Machine Center Competition, students from Fair Friend Institute of Electromechanics won the first prize. Apart from that, students of Fair Friend Institute of Electromechanics enjoy 100% employment rate. These remarkable performances make this school TOP 3 in Zhejiang¡¦s 3-year vocational academies.


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How could anyone not like this scene from "A Charlie Brown Christmas?"
It's got everything you could want: Bible memory, presentation of the Gospel, innovative camera angles (in an animated setting), jazzy piano music. I watch it every year, and I still get choked up whenever he says, "Lights please."
Best. Christmas. Video. Ever.
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Pearson, Mary E. (2008). The Adoration of Jenna Fox. NY: Henry Holt and Co. 265 pages.
Pearson's book begins two weeks after its protagonist and narrator, the titular Jenna Fox, has woken from a one year coma. Following an accident about which she remembers nothing, Jenna is beginning her life anew, living with her mother and grandmother in California, far away from her home in Boston. Jenna must slowly put together the details of her former life and, as she idly watches the videos her parents have taken to document their daughter's youth, she struggles with the anxiety emanating from her mother and the disdain and suspicion she feels with every encounter with her grandmother. The central questions: who is Jenna and what has she (or someone else) done?
As a fan of Peter Dickinson's Eva, I was pretty sure I knew what was going on in Pearson's novel. Turns out I was half right; the novel does deal with the third-party control and sustenance of the body and the concomitant medical ethics attached to the same, but there are no monkeys in this one. Rather, the novel gradually reveals connections between characters and incidents in a surprising way (I hadn't predicted them, anyway), making the reading of the book a bit like the experience of the narrator: sudden "clicks" and discoveries.
The book moves quickly, not because it is breezily written, but because its premise and telling are so compelling. Brief poems meant to encapsulate Jenna's dreams, thoughts, and subconscious musings punctuate the book and I wasn't really a fan of those; however, when one of the twists is revealed near the end of the book, it made me wonder if it was really the voice of Jenna-the-narrator I was reading. If, indeed, I was reading the words of the character I suspect, the last poem kind of blows it out of the water. Then again, it's still kinda possible (and I hope I'm right).
P.S. I'm not normally a proponent of the book trailer, but there's a good one for this novel here: http://www.whoisjennafox.com/


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Who is Analog Motorcycles?
Analog motorcycles started officially in the summer of 2009, however the idea has been there for years. Tony Prust, founder of Analog Mototrcycles, has been riding and customizing motorcycles for over 15 years …
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Analog Motorcycles is capable of small accessory installs to full custom bike builds, powder coating to fabricating and everything in between. No matter how old or new, we can restore, build or customize the perfect bike for you.
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Back to TopAt the Wendover Apartments, you will find a quiet way of life and a friendly, honest, service oriented style of management that makes for a stress free environment. We have a courtyard designed for relaxation and pleasure, which is completely enclosed with wrought iron fencing and a locked gate. We also offer a large pool, perfect for those hot summer days. Our spacious 1, 2, and 3 bedroom apartments homes feature central heating and air conditioning, frost free refrigerators, dishwashers and energy efficient double pane windows. Some apartment homes have washer and dryer connections and storage sheds. New oak cabinetry makes our units updated and bright. Our location is one of our most important features. Across the street is a shopping area and bus lines. We are close to schools and highway access. From our spacious floor plans to immaculate landscaping, we have redefined what an apartment home can be. Come relax with us!
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We offer a 3-day trip which includes accommodation, meals, horses and licensed guides with a trail-riding time averaging 4 hours per day.
Some riding experience is necessary. Minimum age is 10 years old and maximum weight is 220 lb.
On the first day, we depart from the trailhead at 10:00 am. You will ride to Wabasso Lake and reach a spectacular lunch area where you will be able to explore an old creek wash-out.
After lunch, we get back in the saddle and start climbing for the next 2 hours. The horses make light work out of the 3000 ft climb letting you enjoy the wonderful scenery of Jasper National Park. You will reach Shovel Pass Lodge late afternoon.
On their second day, guests at the Lodge may choose to take a guided day ride to the surrounding valleys of the Skyline Trail or spend time hiking, climbing or photographing the renowned scenery and resident wildlife, including mountain goat, bighorn sheep, bears and marmots. After a delicious breakfast on the third day, pack horses and riders will head out to the Skyline trailhead. Arrival time is usually around 3:00 pm.
While on horseback, riders can use saddle bags and strings to store rain wear, camera, water bottles, etc. Bag lunches are provided by the guide. Riders should pack their personal items such as a change of footwear, clothes, toiletries and towels in a soft duffle bag (no frame packs please). The weight restriction on personal duffel is 7 kg (15 lbs). This does not include weight of jackets/sweater tied on the saddle.
You should remember to pack warm clothing, as temperatures can get cold at high altitude. The camp is located at 2135 m (7000 ft). Guests should also bring riding boots, a good hat and gloves, and a warm jacket or fleece should cold, windy conditions be encountered. While all food and beverages are included in our rates, we are not licensed. However, our packers would be happy to freight in any personal alcoholic beverages.


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Special Delivery is a ministry partner of Antioch Adoptions and is a Christian ministry within our community focusing on meeting the needs of birth parents who are facing unexpected pregnancies. They can help you find the pregnancy and parenting resources you need within your community. If you choose to make an alternative parenting plan for your baby, they will connect you with Antioch Adoptions and we will help you find and get to know the adoptive parents of your choice. Antioch Adoptions will work to facilitate an open adoption and help you each step of the way. All services of Special Delivery and Antioch Adoptions are confidential and free of charge to you.
Care Net
Care Net is also a ministry partner of Antioch Adoptions and their pregnancy centers offer hope to women facing unplanned pregnancies by providing practical help and emotional support. Free pregnancy tests, ultrasounds, parenting classes, and material assistance are just some of the services offered. Care Net's trained staff can also connect you with us should you desire adoption for your child.
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Several Cisco partners said they've seen good returns from CPS thus far.
"What I like about CPS is that it keeps my engineers in front of the customer and the technology, while the [Cisco] Advanced Services engineers work behind the scenes," said Dale Hardy, vice president, professional services at Nexus Integration Services, a Valencia, Calif.-based Cisco Gold partner. "I have the flexibility to provide full disclosure to the customer on the engagement or simply collaborate with the AS-CPS team and keep it fully transparent to the customer. It is all based on the customer's delivery expectations."
Cisco has responded well to partners about feedback over the pricing of the services in CPS, Hardy said.
"The CPS offers were initially released with bundled pricing," he said. "However, we didn't necessarily want all of the items within the bundles, plus it inflated the associated pricing models. Now there are more flexible options that provide more flexibility and improved cost models."
Harry Zarek, president of Compugen, a Richmond Hill, Ont.-based Cisco Gold partner, said the CPS offer was well packaged and well documented.
"It allows us to get up to speed a lot quicker and in effect have a protection in terms of knowing that we have Cisco-trained, experienced resources that are part of the work we're doing," Zarek said. "The way they've constructed it now is that they're never in front of the customer. It's always a remote support service, and it's we that maintain the interaction. We're the ones that continue to lead the engagement, but by having them as part of it, that helps build our folks' confidence."
That's a big difference from leveraging Cisco Advanced Services to essentially do service fulfillment for customers, he said.
"In fact, what you're doing there is contracting Cisco to deliver the service for you," he said. "So we're not involved, and we don't really have an opportunity to learn from them. That would make more sense maybe for a DMR or someone who doesn't do professional services but not for us."
VARs agreed the growth of their professional services practices is what sets them apart, especially in a channel as crowded as Cisco's. Several major recent solution provider acquisitions that weigh heavily in the Cisco channel, including Softchoice's $17 million pickup of Unis Lumin last month, were in part motivated by professional services.
It's a particular form of value-add, and also a moneymaker, VARs said.
"The issue with professional services is that you're limited by people with certain skill sets," Zarek said. "It's not something you can easily scale systems-wide."
"Our year-over-year growth in professional services has never slowed down, even when the economy did," said Nexus IS' Hardy. "Unlike hardware, professional services is where we can capture increased margins. It's extremely important."
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Nicholas Brendon audioblog update Aug. 20, 2008
Hello there, everybody. This is Nicholas Brendon, and I am audioblogging right now.
It's been a while. I was doing a play with Richard Kind and a director by the name of Paul Mazursky called Adam Baum and the Jew Movie, and it was a lovely experience. So I kind of got caught up in that, and I'm also just a lazy bum, and I apologize. So for the three people out there that are actually going to hear this audioblog, this is for you.
First of all, before we start, let's give props to … well, to the world, really. Because without the world, we would not be here. So, let's just put the phone down real quick and let's give an applause. Hold on really quick, please. [applause] All right world. Sweet. Yeah.
OK. I feel much better. So, I'm getting on a plane tomorrow, to leave for Scotland, for, I think, four days to do a little meet and greet. I've never been to Scotland before, so I'm kind of excited about this.
And I just got the word that I'm going to be in the next episode of Criminal Minds. A cute little scene there, right in the middle of the script. So my clothes are going to be staying on for this episode — so any of you that were looking to see me naked, you'll just have to go to my fan Web site, which I think is NicholasBrendon.com [Webmaster note: It's not; this is it.], and maybe there's some naked pictures of me up there [Webmaster note: There isn't -- yet.]
Outside of that, everything has pretty much just been status quo over here, you know. Living the dream. Reading some fantastic books right now. One of them is called, I think it's called The Language of God. Which is a beautiful, beautiful book. I'm reading a couple of surfing books right now. One is called In Search of Captain Zero. 'Cause I've been doing a lot of surfing lately, and really kind of … just absorbing myself with that culture. And also hopping on a board and then riding waves until I fall. I'm bruised and battered, but I'm alive. That's all.
Let's all, everyone say hi to Jacqui [Webmaster note: That's me.]. She just had a little surgery, and let's hope that she's recovering well. So, hello Jacqui. If you guys didn't know that, just give her a little heads up, and a little huppa huppa. Whatever that means.
Yeah, so, I'm trying to think. I'm doing a lot of writing; trying to get things going on that end. I'm writing with Ben Thompson, who was doing Super Cat, and we have a few shows going. And then I've got this other writing partner, that we're doing, too, so you just never know. I mean, I might be going from actor to mogul, but I'll never leave acting. Because I love it too much.
The play was amazing, by the way. It was such an amazing experience to play a goy in a Jew play. I really learned about that culture, and, boy, am I happy that I'm a goy. No, I'm joking, for all the Jews out there. You know what I mean.
So, yeah. So I get on a plane tomorrow, to where I will read more books. Because it's such a long, effing flight out there. I'm going to Heathrow, and then from Heathrow to this place called Glasgow. I think it's got, like, population eight or something like that. Glasgow, something like that.
I'm trying to think of what else is going on right now. You know, that's pretty much it. I wish you guys would have an audioblog, so then I can hear what you guys are doing.
I know that there's been talk about the Buffy Animated Series. Which we did, gosh, like, three years ago. You know, to be quite honest with you, I don't know why it didn't go further, but I know that there's been a lot of hububaloo on the old YouTube there, and I checked it out and I almost got a little teary. You know, I hadn't seen Xander in a while, and it was kind of neat to kind of go back into that library and that into life, and all that stuff. But, yeah. So, listen, I'll go on the record by saying I would love to do an animated series for Buffy. That being said, I might be the only one. But, I'm not sure. I haven't had a chance to talk to anybody about it. So, you know, keep your fingers crossed.
I will report back to you, I promise, I promise, when I get back from Glasgow. I will report on the books that I'm bringing with me. I'm bringing with me a book called Angela's Ashes, by Frank McCourt, and then another Frank McCourt book.
Which — a guy by the name of Frank McCourt bought my Los Angeles Dodgers. I'm guessing it's not the same Frank McCourt because my Frank McCourt over here in L.A. made his money in the parking business. Which, if anybody has land that hasn't been zoned for housing? Throw a parking lot on it, and then maybe within 10 years you'll be able to buy a professional sports team. I think that's the way it goes. I'm not an economist or an accountant or anything, but it seems that if you just have a parking lot, that they throw money at you. And then you can buy — I think the Cubs are for sale. I know Tribune's going through a hard time right now with the decline of newspaper sales. So, clearly the new owner of Tribune probably should have spent the $8.5 billion dollars on a parking lot. Again, if anybody has land, it doesn't really even matter if it's around anything. I just think that if you put asphalt on this land and throw up parking spaces, the government subsidizes everything. And like I said, you can own the Chicago Cubs. You know, but the Cubs come with Lou Pinella. So I'm not really quite sure if you want Lou Pinella managing your team. You know, he's a particular taste. Some people love his taste; some people don't like his taste. I'm typically not into the taste of man, so I probably shouldn't say anything. But if I were to taste a man, I think I would love to taste Lou Pinella.
What else. The Olympics are going on. And I have not watched a single drop. Drop meaning, kind of a segue into Michael Phelps, and the pool section of it. That guy's got a nice body. I take that back. If I were to taste man, it would be Michael Phelps. And then there was some lady from Uruguay, or something like that — I found this on the computer yesterday. I guess she's a javelin thrower? Knockout. Wow. Pretty. I guess she came in next to last. I want to know who came in last, because she's gotta be stunningly gorgeous. Because I'm guessing that probably the ugliest woman won the javelin, and then it went probably from attractiveness all the way down. So really ugly: gold. Like, your sister ugly: silver. Your alcoholic aunt ugly: bronze. And then … no, no, no, no. Wait a minute. Really ugly, well, anyway, really ugly: gold. To then, stunningly gorgeous: 11th place. So, that's the way that goes. Because I was thinking about my alcoholic aunt, and not that attractive, so she should have won the gold.
Anyway, I'm rambling now. I hope this audioblog finds you in great spirits, and you're having a great summer. And I will talk to you when I get back from Glasgow, population: eight. This is Nicholas Brendon, and Nicholas Brendon, signing off.
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I'm so beyond envious right now…sigh what I wouldn't give to have been in Scotland…not only Nessie but Nic Brendan…sigh and tear.
Very quickly Nic I think you're the awesomest! I debuted my first written and directed theatre production a few months ago and my lead was based on you…warm fuzzies to you!
And McCourt's Tis a Memoir is lovely, he's got a wonderful musicality in he's writing!
Anyhoo take care and YAY! I'm a fanboy erm girl was so awesome to hear your voice!
I just wanted to say HI. and that it's sooo great to hear your voice. I also have to say that I miss Buffy a huge amount, Xander was always my favourite character, although I had a secret crush on Giles for a few years there. My cousin Joe used to get up and do this cute little rock style dance when the theme music came on (he was only 3 at the time soooo cute). anyway I was just wondering if you're still in touch with the rest of the scoobies?


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EDMONTON - People who have been to Portland, Ore., know it's one of the best foodie cities on the continent. And one of the best restaurants in that hipster heaven is Le Pigeon.
Now, the renowned eatery has come out with its first cookbook, penned by chef Gabriel Rucker and writer Meredith Erickson (with the help of pastry chef Lauren Fortgang and sommelier Andrew Fortgang). It's an understated little thing, with a simple cloth cover and a Wild West sort of typeface that belies the complexity of the recipes within.
This cookbook is not for babies. The first recipe that flipped to the surface when I parted the covers was the Rabbit and Eel Terrine. But that looked easy compared to the Pigeon Crudo with Figs and Bourbon. Perhaps the hardest part of that latter recipe, though, is getting the pigeon.
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Radicchio, Pear and Hazelnut Salad with Blue Cheese Dressing
Serves 4.
1 head radicchio, cored and cut into thick strips
12 cup (125 mL/75 g) coarsely chopped toasted hazelnuts
1 pear, peeled, cored, and cut into strips 18 inch (3 mm) thick
1 tablespoon (15 mL) grappa
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Makes 2 cups (500 mL).
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34 cup (180 mL) sour cream
12 cup (125 mL) buttermilk
1 tablespoon (15 mL) finely chopped fresh tarragon
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A few bits and pieces I have lying around the house…
Books - don't read them every day (and hard to read more than one at a time.)
DVDs - I've already watched the.
Clothes & shoes - can't wear them all at once.
Backpacks - I have 2. I might use one in a day, but almost never need to use both at once.
Musical instruments and gear - that guitar has been sitting in the corner for quite a while now. But I'm still very attached to it and don't want to sell it.
Bubble machine - bought it for a party but I don't have parties very often.
Hard drive space - I while back my external hard drive was having some problems and needed to be reformatted. The problem was I didn't have anywhere to put all my files so I had to go out and buy another one just so I could copy over the files and fix it. Crazy right?! I hope I can help someone else avoid this conundrum by listing my own hard drive space on rentoid.
Dumbells - These are something that many people have, but think about it, if you're like me, most people don't use them every day and the days I do use them it will only be for 15 minutes or so.
Suit - what do I need this for? Weddings and funerals. Do these come around often? Nope.
TVs - Sure, it might turn out that nobody wants to rent your old TV but you never know, and it certainly doesn't hurt trying.
I'll be listing these on rentoid in the next few days. What items do you have lying around the house that could be out there making you easy money?
Geordie - rentoid team.


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WHEELING - Mayor Andy McKenzie said he still plans to appoint an informal committee to determine whether Wheeling's city charter needs reviewed for the first time in more than 20 years.
Although he wouldn't set a firm deadline for appointing that group, he acknowledged work needs to begin soon to adhere to the timeline he set forth in his State of the City address almost six months ago. He said the committee would need to issue a recommendation to City Council by early February - in time to pass an ordinance putting the question on the May primary ballot before voters, who will have the ultimate say as to whether a formal charter review will take place.
"It needs to be done soon," McKenzie said.
He said he would appoint at least one council member to the informal advisory committee, which could consist of nine members, all of whom are registered voters and "care about Wheeling," according to McKenzie.
McKenzie said he met recently with City Manager Robert Herron and Vice Mayor Eugene Fahey last week to discuss the process. He declined to identify specific changes he'd like to see made to the charter, simply saying he believes Wheeling is a different place than it was 20 years ago, and it may be time to take another look at its primary governing document.
"I don't want to put my opinion" into the process, McKenzie said.
Voters approved the current charter on May 12, 1992, a document that made sweeping changes to the way Wheeling's government operates, including provisions for election of the mayor by popular vote rather than council appointment, reducing the number of council wards from nine to six and providing for representation of each ward by individual council members, doing away with "at-large" council seats.
The 1992 charter also raised council members' annual pay from $3,600 to $8,500, discontinued free medical care for council members, required a "majority plus one" vote of five council members to remove a city manager and changed council meetings from weekly to twice-monthly.
The formal city charter review process - a lengthy, involved undertaking tantamount to developing a new Constitution on the federal level - is outlined in West Virginia code. It can be initiated in one of two ways: by a vote of two-thirds of council - in Wheeling's case, five members - or by a petition bearing the signatures of 15 percent of qualified voters in the city.
If either of those two things occurs, a referendum on whether a new charter is needed would be placed before voters at the next election. At the same time they decide whether a charter review is needed, city voters would select 11 members to a Charter Review Board to guide the process.
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Aaron With Too Much Coffee
Posted: January 25, 2008 Filed under: System i, WDSC 5 Comments »A hilarious (and quite good) You Tube video by Aaron. Somehow I missed this when Aaron originally posted the link on midrange.com last year.
Keyboard Shortcuts are Documented
Posted: January 18, 2008 Filed under: Don Yantzi, Remote Systems LPEX Editor, RSE, Tips, WDSC 1 Comment »Doing some more testing this morning and I stumbled across this in the online help (WDSC 7.0):
So the keyboard shortcuts are documented in WDSC! This will be handy to know.
A Lot of Stuff
Posted: January 17, 2008 Filed under: Don Yantzi, Remote Systems LPEX Editor, RSE, RSE Book, Tips, WDSC 1 Comment »I'm currently running some old testcases for the editor and I came across one that included these steps (while editing CMD source):
- Position your cursor at "(" and press Ctrl + Shift + M
- Cursor should reposition to the matching ")"
I knew we had a match function, but I had no idea it would match brackets too! So I had to try it with RPG and sure enough it works there too! Bottom line: there are a lot of features in the RSE, epecially the Remote Systems LPEX Editor. I'm really looking forward to reading the editing chapter that Nazmin is currently work on to see what else I've been missing out on : )
As for my progress on the book, I just finished up my big chapter which basically covers the Remote Systems view (connections, filters, working with libraries, objects and members, iSeries table view (which perhaps should be a separate chapter, but is closely related to the other stuff), and filter pools. I resisted putting a section on profiles, but the more I think about it the more I'm inclined to include one. Probably in a different "miscellaneous stuff" chapter. Now I'm onto the iSeries projects chapter.


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Since 1986 thousands of customers have put their trust in AB Corporate Aviation.
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- Some of the customers and suppliers that we have in common still talk to me about it like their first baptism.
Business jet travel, through the organization of private trips, is naturally a high-impact tool. As a creator of emotions and memories, it comforts the position of dynamic companies. Business jets, a customer relations tool. In addition to the natural flexibility of a customized flight, you organize your work day the way you want. You choose the airports for departure and arrival, the services that you desire; the experts at AB Corporate Aviation are there to meet your needs and facilitate the unfolding of your trip. That gives you time to focus on your guests. Between presentations and meetings, you convey clear messages and grab the attention of all of your guests during a most unforgettable day. Benefitting from a privileged VIP status, your customers, prospects, managers and sales teams immediately understand that they are important in your eyes. Consequently, you build long-lasting loyalty through a rare and intense moment.
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- And we returned to 'Le Bourget' with delighted customers, prospects that we'd won over, a motivated sales team and promises for some new deals.
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Good medical care is about more than mending broken bones – it also fixes nations. These are the countries and people building healthier states.
Good medical care is about more than mending broken bones – it also fixes nations. These are the countries and people building healthier states.
Wednesday 9 December
If nothing else, the first week of the COP15 conference will be remembered as a demonstration that it is possible to get the world's most opinionated people to agree on something – as long as the issue is climate change,…
The crime of stalking is elusive to define, tricky to prove, and tough to effectively punish.
This issue, Monocle throws a rigorous retail report into the usual mix of articles and briefings in the form of the Style Directory. Where to shop, who to watch and what to buy: we've got every angle covered.
Monday 18 April
"The best thing about the New Hampshire primary is that anybody can run and anybody can win," conservative activist Graham Bosse said last Friday at a Tea Party rally in Concord, as the first week of the 2012 election cycle…
Friday 9 April
With India's – mostly male – MPs embroiled in a prolonged debate in Parliament over the pros and cons of a bill that would set aside a third of seats for women, the spotlight is firmly on the role of the fairer sex in…
The city has some environmental issues and an antiquated transport system. But then there's the beach…
Samoa mounts operation healthcare and the truth about those fit Aussies - they are actually too busy on twitter to play sport.
'Genki' drinks – nutrition and energy beverages – have flooded the Japanese market yet manufacturers are now targeting female consumers and soaking up foreign customers. Is saturation imminent?
What do you really want out of a city? And what can you do without? With the environment top of the agenda in mayors' offices around the world, *Monocle* looks beyond the recycling bins and congestion charges to see what…
Why Spain's book publishers are looking abroad and why businesses aren't looking to Sydney
From honey producers to fashion designers, Monocle meets the groups and business owners that have launched innovative projects to help bring communities together. Sometimes it makes good business sense too.
Why Americas need new gum control laws and the drugs cartels looking for new homes. Plus, our Washington column looks at how branding is selling the recovery package.
Kazakhstan's capital finishes its Metro, Japan's rare deepwater salmon is given a reprieve and the Indian state of Tamil Nadu gets some new urban planning.
New Zealanders' blasé attitude to living on top of a massive fault line, plus how Fiji's leader has dealt with his ex-convict brother-in-law - by appointing him to a top rugby position.
Auckland has big ideas for New Zealand's first "Super City," Melbourne re-stocks its tree population and the Gold Coast's bikini-clad meter maids face extinction.
An eye for detail, good street style and strong public services make this a pleasant place to build a nest.
An indian energy start-up, an African hotel group and a Turkish taxi designer, plus other companies making waves this month.
Conceived of only 21 years ago, already most nations want a "soft power" strategy – a way of winning the world over without resorting to military-industrial might. Monocle has indexed the top 30 soft power nations, which…
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You call Loop 21 bloggage facts and figures? Perhaps you need to re-read this article, look up the word HYPERBOLE and apologize to big wheel.
Have you lost your mind? Also, asking the ultra rich to pay their fair share has nothing to do with Obama. Paying taxes we owe is a patriotic duty to serious, thinking, working Americans. I thought you were one of those. My bad.
The rich already pay 80% of the federal tax burden. We could take the every asset that the top 1% owns and apply it toward the 16 trillion dollar deficit and it would make no difference.
The problem lies with the 47% of Americans that are on public assistance in some way shape or form and that pay ZERO income taxes. These people take, take and take.
Also, I pay my taxes and am proud to do so.
Bigwheel is the poster that implies that the rich are out to eat the poor and throw those that are left into the streets to die. HYPERBOLE
I'm a pragmatist and post based on facts--not emotion.
Finally, I posted that link to prove to BW that the so called Obama jobs bill would indeed cost the tax payers (operative word being PAYERS) 450 billion dollars.
btw...you should revisit your first inclination as to inthegrove.
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My name is Ingrid, age 49, I live in Rotterdam, The Netherlands and I work fulltime as a project assistant. In my free time I have enough hobbies to keep me busy. A few of them are: reading, writing, drawing, painting, making atc's and cards, beading and recently I have added digital scrapbooking to my hobbies. Like I said, I am a newbie and I have to learn a lot but I think I can do that here :wink: I hope to post one of my results soon! |
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Thank you all for welcoming me.
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The last half hour or so I have checked out several LO's in the member galleries and they are great. The are truly inspiring. The only problem now is... time flies and before you know it, it's time for bed because the alarm is ringing early in the morning LOL I hope to be able to show some more LO's soon. |
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'Inside Out' Akaroa House & Garden Tour 2012
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Sat 24 Nov '12–Sun 25 Nov '12, 10:00am–5:00pm |
Where: Akaroa Area, Banks Peninsula
Restrictions: All Ages
Ticket Information:
- General Admission: $25.00
Online tickets are no longer on sale
- Additional fees may apply
Event listed by: Akaroa District Promotions
We look forward to showcasing beautifully restored villas, exclusive B&B's, rural landscaped gardens with magnificent views, sustainable solar homes & organic gardens, renovated country cottages and the creative and quirky. Lynnie Alexander will open her new library & film room at 'Tree Crop Farm' and Josie Martin will open 'The Giants House' as part of the tour.
The 'Inside Out' Akaroa House & Garden Tour 2012 is planned for the weekend of November 24/25 to take advantage of our beautiful roses.
Tickets are $25 and this is is a community fundraiser.
With 16 properties in total the tour involves driving between Akaroa, Robinsons Bay, Takamatua & Fishermans Bay and you will need all weekend to experience wonderful homes & gardens and stunning scenery on the way.
After a day of exploring Akaroa is the perfect place to wine & dine & relax in.
www.akaroa.com is the web site to find all your information when travelling to this area. We have a variety of accommodation to suit all budgets, where to eat, shop and what activities will entice you to stay longer.
Garden Passes will be posted to everyone who purchases tickets by Tuesday 20 November. For purchases from 21 November until Saturday 24 November, please pick up your garden passes at the Akaroa Visitor's Centre.
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