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"February 4th, 2011, at 1.45pm" in Hyderbad yields a very tough Vedic Astrology (Jyotish) chart. The article states this chart was selected by a Hindu Priest.
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It is very clear here that the priest primarily used Yogas -- special combinations -- and ignored key planetary placements. The Yogas promise great wealth. However, Mars is absolutely combust, and Venus is badly eclipsed and in a terrible house. So, the life will be rough.
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4:03pm Wednesday 9th May 2012 in The Bees By Ky Capel
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TRISTAN Gale grabbed the only goal of the game as Bridport Reserves ended a run of four home matches without victory.
The narrow win over Swanage Town & Herston also helped the Bees all-but secure a top-seven finish in the Magna Dorset Premier League ahead of tonight's visit of title-chasing Westland Sports (7.30pm).
Joint-boss Steve Crabb said: "It was quite a tight affair and the first half was pretty even.
"Both sides had a couple of half-chances but it was 0-0 at half-time.
"We played a bit better in the second half and we created one or two one-on-ones. Tristan created a few chances for himself and then scored about 10 minutes from the end with a shot from outside the box.
"Lee Cleal did make a good save from one of their lads at 0-0 but as the second half went on we looked the more likely to score.
"There wasn't much between the two sides and we knew it was going to be tough. It was a tight game and we were pleased to get the three points.
"It probably secures seventh place for us so it was important to get the result so that we can try and enjoy ourselves against Westland.
"Tonight's game means a lot to them so it should be a good game. It's our last game of the season and although we have plenty to play for, there is no pressure on us at all."
The Bees also gave a debut to Lyme Regis striker Joe Bond.
Crabb added: "He is one we are looking at. He played for an hour and did well in his first outing for us."
Meanwhile, Crabb revealed that Dan Peart's ankle injury, which he sustained last weekend, is not as bad as first feared.
The former said: "He is on crutches but it's not broken, it's badly bruised."
Bees: Cleal, Day, A Clarke, Evans, Condliffe, Morgan, Lock, McAllister, Scovell (Bulman 70), Bond (Cummings 60), Gale (Hillyar 80).
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Long time L.A. resident, I'd never been there. Friends and I decided to have lunch on a weekday - - a good experience from all aspects. Had a window table with a great view...our server was attentive and knew the menu...mosts of us had fish - which can be prepared several different ways - all thought it was good. Only caveat would be that if the room was full - main dining room in this case - it would likely be pretty noisy. Would definitely go back for a weekend brunch. What a pity they don't have an outside deck !
Dukes Malibu prides themselves on their "Aloha Spirit" and it is truly in full force there. Everyone is very friendly and the food was amazing!!!!!
I'm visiting from London and staying in the North Hollywood / Burbank area. I arranged to go out for dinner with friends and said I wanted to have lobster. My previous attempts at trying lobster hadn't been good, but I think this was because I hadn't had 'good' lobster. So, as a recommendation, we went to Duke's, and I'm pleased to say, it was fantastic. What a great place, well decorated, good atmosphere and just had everything to make for a great dining experience. We had a window table and looked out onto the Ocean. Just beautiful. I had the Lobster tail, and it was fabtastic. So tender and fresh, beautifully cooked and kept all of the flavour. So, THIS is what lobster is supposed to taste like! HIGHLY recommended a trip!
My wife and I stopped in on our last night in malibu after a long weekend of weeding activities. The view was perfect--watched the sunset and saw two dolphines swimming up the coastline. My wife ordered the mahi mahi which was excellent and my Ahi Tuna was perfect. Excellent food, great views and unpretentious.
Enjoyed a birthday brunch with friends. Everything was excellent -- we all enjoyed the food, service, and ambience. The staff was attentive and accommodating. The food selections were varied and everything was well prepared. Would definitely recommend and will absolutely return.
I said reliable because it has been so time since we visited Duke's Malibu. Well, they did not let us down. The staff was friendly from the git go and we felt very comfortable. We were entertaining an out of state guest and wanted her to enjoy the Pacific view and the Hawaiian food. All of our meals were delightful and the setting is wonderful. I don't think this happens automatically. It takes good management and good hiring. Visiting a popular "tourist" restaurant always makes me nervous in that they will take us for granted. That is not the case with Duke's. We were made to feel that they really appreciated our business. We are looking forward to returning soon.
Food is consistently good. We enjoyed the crab wontons, french onion soup, and the parmesan crusted Opa. Service is fine, nothing exceptional. For some reason the sound level seemed higher than usual, particularly for a Tuesday night. The Pina Coladas are very yummy!
It is standard american restaurant fare, but all done very well. Get a window seat: a stunningly beautiful view, with roaring waves. A good place to take out of towners who are unimpressed by trendy food, but like a well made piece of protein with excellently executed but unsurprising side dishes. This all sounds like a backhanded compliment, but I take people here all the time, and everyone has a good meal and a good time. The surfing memorabilia is nicely curated too.
My mom was here from Florida and I wanted to take her somewhere special. She was impressed by the food but the service could of been better. The drinks we're awesome. All in all it was a great day.
We come to Duke's when we're in a Hawaii state-of-mind. We are 30 yr loyal customers of Kimo's in Maui .. and occasionally Duke's in Waikiki and now in Maui. Service was somewhat slow on this last visit to Duke's ... but our two birthday guests were treated to complimentary Hula Pie. Way to go. We will be back.
When booking a reservation you should definitely request a seat by the window, the view of the water is breathtaking. I tried the baby back ribs and the meat was so tender it fell right off the bone. I highly recommend this restaurant to anyone visiting Malibu, you get a great view of the ocean along with delicious food to accompany your view. Oh and the service was great, our hostess and our waitress were as pleasant as can be. Can't wait to bring more friends over to this place.
We booked reservations a week in advance with Friends for my husband's birthday and 2 Wedding anniversaries. We had asked for a window table and only had to wait 15-20 minutes after reservation time to be seated. We came at a busy time (6:45). The server was very nice and accommodating But a bit over-whelmed with customers. All enjoyed the ordered entrees except one, the ONO, which was over-cooked but they were very happy to exchange it for the Ahi which was quite good. They also comped 2 Hula desserts. The total bill was definitely in a good price range. We would definitely go back again.....soon.
Despite being around for a long time, the interior was fresh and clean. The place doesn't show it age. Staff was courteous and efficient. Recommend reservations. Duke's can get crowded, especially on Saturday nights. That's why we went at 4:30 PM. Very good food and drinks. Great view of ocean. Previous visit was decades ago; must not wait so long.
I picked this restaurant for my wife's birthday hoping the Malibu location and the oceanside view would be great. Duke's did not disappoint. Here are the highlights: Calamari appetizer was hands down the best calamari I have ever tasted. Large tender pieces, lightly breaded, fantastic sauces, and not a bit chewy. Their Ahi tuna was the best I've ever tasted. Well seasoned, seared, with a wonderful sauce. Exquisite! The crusted Opah was one of the most flavorful fish we've ever tasted. Perfect crust, tender and firm fish, wonderful flavor and sauce. Ambience is terrific, right by the breakers, and with a resident gull we'll call Bob who sat outside by our window looking longingly at our meal. Not cheap, but worth every penny.
Had a great time, great service and a beautiful view - a place to take your girl.
What is there not to like - a great view - pelicans, crashing surf, sun and Oceanside and good food The Brunch is wide ranging and good. No dry or stale food. A great variety of breakfast and lunch items as well as the Hawaiian touches - Amaretto coconut cream for the waffles, kalua pig. (Ate too much)
I heard about Duke's through a co-worker, who said he had never been to Duke's although he comes out to L.A. often. So I resolved to go there, because who knows when you'll be back in a place like Malibu? It was worth the trip. The view of the ocean is astoundingly beautiful. Nestled right on the PCH and in the heart of Malibu, the location is second to none. The food was fantastic. The Mahi Mahi was freshly grilled, and grilled perfectly at that. The Mahi Mahi was served Grilled Island Style, with an Asian bok choy slaw, jasmine rice and tropical fruit salsa. All of it was wonderfully done. The Chinese broccoli with Ginger Vinaigrette was superb. Duke's is definitely worth going to if you're from out of town. Because, YOLO.
Wine Wednesday was a wonderful surprise! Had a great meal with a great view then finished our wine at the bar with some wonderful dessert!
The food was great. Sat right by the window with a scenic water view.
Great experience. Easy valet parking entrance. Had a reservation. Could be seated right away or wait 30 minutes for window seat. Chose the window seat but only had to wait 15 minutes. Great food and service was great and timely.
A great romantic spot-- waves crashing, surfers paddling, birds floating on the ocean, a view for miles. Great selections for brunch and great quality of the food.
The service and food here is consistently outstanding. I've been going there for years and have never had a bad experience. They serve the best seared Ahi Tuna I've ever had. All of there fish dishes are wonderful. I highly recommend Duke's. I drive 45 min or more depending on traffic and it's well worth the drive.
This restaurant is right on beach. Great place to bring overseas or out of town guests. Sunday brunch is amazing! Barefoot Bar a lot of fun and the fish in the restaurant is fresh and varied.
The view is what you are paying for. While the food is good, the view is way better. The specialty drinks were over priced and didn't taste too great. Service was so-so.
Great view, Sunday Brunch had a wide variety of food. Quality and service excellent!!
Great ambience and ocean view. Best place to get Hawaiian type fishes and preperations in LA. Happy hour is different every night and on the outdoor terrace and indoor bar area check it out for bargain appetizers and drinks. Fine dining is always great service and choices but can be a little pricey. Check menus for prices and food. Call for reservation and ask for windows.
The ocean view, great food and service all make Duke's a must on everyone's bucket list. The Sunday brunch cannot be beat for the price. Highly recommended.
It's loud but view, food, and service is very good.
Thoroughly pleasurable experience with delicious food and outstanding service.
Brought my Aunts here for lunch. Had res. but arrived an hour early. No problem they got us in and at a window table. We had a great time watching the waves and enjoying our steak and lobster. In not a big fan of Valet parking but it was no problem here. Great place- Hawaii is next!
My boyfriend wanted to go here for his birthday and I must say after reading some of the not so good reviews I had my reservations. But, he wanted to go here so come here we did. To my surprise there wasn't a lot of people there (which is great for me because we were able to have a conversation without yelling) and the ambiance was sort of romantic with the waves crashing right next to us. Our server was very nice, she joked around with us and was laughing at my boyfriend's silly jokes, she truly was a good sport. She was also very helpful when it came to out fish choices, making recommendations and giving us her opinion, and in the end glad we listened to her because everything was absolutely delicious!!! Hula Pie all the way!
This is a great spot to have lunch on the water overlooking the ocean and watching the dolphins play in the far distance. Affordable, but good food for the location. Wait staff worked well together. Not so much a dress up spot for lunch, but what we were looking for in a special Anniversary So. Cal lunch. A wonderful experience.
We always look forward to dining at Dukes and have never been disappointed. Watch out for the hot rolls. They are great and its hard to limit consumption.
Dukes has a wonderful relaxed ambience, a killer location and really good Hawaian influenced food. the variety is great for everyone, including vegetarians. We brought friends from out of town and they all loved it. The view is lovely, the waves crash and the wait staff are busy but attentive.
We were given a table with with a beautiful ocean view, just as I requested, even though they really don't "promise" they can deliver. BUT THEY DID. George was our server and he was friendly, informative, fun, very sweet and attentive -- even on a Friday night! Food was excellent!!
it's nice to go to a place that you remember, even if the first time you went was in Waikiki. it feels good to go to a recognizable place.
Best view in Malibu. Great food and great service to boot!
Beautiful view, great menu selection, food is outstanding and service is always perfect.
we saw Dukes Malibu on an episode of Bravos Top Chef. We made this a destination during our vacation and it was fantastic and service was beyond our expectations.
I always enjoy meeting up with long lost friends and relatives at Duke's. The service and view is always superb. The food is reliable. I never feel rushed to give up my seaside table. Try it, you'll like it.
Awesome experience at Dukes Malibu. Food was great and service was stellar.
Duke's never fails to prepare excellent food combined with great service. We had a booth that was u-shaped and faced the ocean view. Amazing drinks from the bar, a tasty appetizer (doesn't matter - they're all good), the rolls with the whipped butter are yummy too. Duke's never fails to satisfy. Most definitely will return again and again.
We managed to get a window table 15 minutes before the sunset and it was stunning. That could've been enough, really, but our server was articulate and attentive with great recommendations. Two of us had the parmesan crusted Mahi Mahi and agreed it was fantastic. My son had an Australian fish steamed in banana leaves (can't remember the name) and it was tender, sweet, and unusual. Generally, our taste buds were exploding. We topped it off with a monster-size ice cream pie dessert that was too big for the three of us and delicious as well. Honestly, I was expecting Duke's to be all about the view & some surfboards, but the chef can be proud. It's fit for foodies.
just moved to CA and first time here. Very friendly service both at the bar and table.
Had a great time with teenage boys. Awesome view with great food and service. Would go again.
My dining experience took place on Thanksgiving Day. The food was wonderful, the view was spectacular, the table service was fair and the surroundings were very busy and loud. The hostess desk was wonderful & very accommodating. Would not suggest this day unless don't mind hustle & bustle atmosphere.
Dukes is a fun place, a mix of southern california laid back style and the class that comes with a view you will enjoy. Make sure to note the outdoor barefoot bar is no reservations and the inside reservations are a must if you want a window table with a view. Food is okay, your going there for the view!
With a 4:15 reservation for a 4:45 sunset, a requested window seat granted, and with the window open and the sound of waves crashing on the rocks, what more could we ask for?!! Mai tai!! They completed the perfect setting! :) My husband had the prime rib "Duke style" and raved about it. I had the filet, which melted in my mouth. The creamed corn wasn't very creamy but great none the less. Didn't have any room for their delectable desserts :( Although we found it a bit pricey we will definitely return next time in area.
Went to Duke's in Hawaii, a little smaller in Malibu. Same great food and service.
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May 2011–A few weeks ago, I stood at my worktable and watched the rain deluging my backyard. The light outside was that unique shade of Portland leaden gray, a tone that has an oppressive quality, flattening the sky and giving off a somber light. Many people find it depressing, but it is after these storms that the grass glows with a sublime and intensified light, and it was that intoxicating light that I was hoping to see. It was a solitary moment, just myself alone with my work, and I treasured the quietude and the beauty.
As I brought my eyes back to the work before me, I beheld an even greater beauty. The yards of beautiful burgundy and gold brocade spread across my table caused my heart to soar. This glorious fabric was steeped in traditions that were centuries old, yet looked incredibly fresh and sparkling. In my sixteen years as an ecclesiastical tailor, I've had thousands of yards of fabric pass over my worktable and yet their glory never seems to grow stale. The familiar designs are like old friends well met, the new designs are awaiting their turn to be another link in the ancient chain of the beautification and adornment of Christ's Church.
A few years after I began working as a church tailor, I met an old friend from high school. He asked where I was working and I explained. "You make the same thing over and over again?!" he asked incredulously, "Don't you get bored?" It hadn't occurred to me to question this, but as I began to reflect upon it, I realized that my repertoire of garments is incredibly limited–only 12 basic designs—so I was making the same garments almost daily and yet I wasn't bored. Why was that?
I knew it had something to do with the feeling I got when I was working. It didn't happen all of the time, but every once in awhile I would experience the most delicious contentment, a deep sense of gratitude to be part of this line of craftsmen throughout the centuries who had worked at this labor. It wasn't particularly glamorous or thrilling work; in fact, any novelty it had had quickly wore off after slogging through tasks like cutting 45 feet of canvas interfacing into 4 inch strips or marking out row after row of bias binding. But it seemed that the longer I labored, the more joy I had.
As time went on, I began to realize that the very thing that would cause boredom—the sheer repetition of my work—was in actuality, the very freedom that gave such joy. By working at the same tasks, obtaining mastery bit by bit, year by year, I was going deeper and deeper into the work. And, yet it wasn't a self-serving mastery since it seemed that the more I delved into my work, the less I knew. I had read an account years before of a famous artist who, decades into his career, was convinced that his work was worthless and he abandoned painting altogether; at the time, I thought he was foolish, but I began to understand his motivation—the better you get at something, the more aware you are of your own ineptitude. In the case of working as an ecclesiastical tailor, familiarity bred humility. Sure I could make a beautiful set of vestments, but in the back of my mind I knew that at some time and place in the Church's history, someone else had done it better.
It is this very humility, this knowledge that I am laboring in a long, unbroken chain of tradition to which I am held accountable, and for which I will face judgment, that grounds my creativity. I work within a limited, fixed tradition, acutely aware that I must not add or subtract anything from the essence of the garments which I have been handed down. And the wonder is that, rather than make my work tedious and lifeless, it's these very limitations that stimulate and feed my creativity. As Photios Kontoglou, famous mid-20th century iconographer states, "The artist of every period remains within the bounds of this form [the traditions of the Church]. And not only does this fact not trouble him, but by reason of it his work gains in intensity, for, unfettered by any necessity to invent a new type, he can devote himself completely to the task of execution." He speaks of the devout iconographers who "…transmitted their art, as a precious acquisition, to the subsequent artists, meekly and joyfully, not as an excellence of their own, but as a treasury of joy and a spiritual feast to which all are invited." Unlike many secular artists or craftsmen who find themselves enslaved to the modern, I found myself liberated by the ancient.
Every time I pick up my scissors and lay out another brocade, I am laboring within a great community. Like the unknown artisans who laid the stones of Hagia Sophia or made the glorious mosaics at Ravenna, my faith guides my purpose, which is not a man-centered expression of myself, but rather a God-centered expression of the Kingdom of Heaven. I am called to lay aside myself and approach the "spiritual feast" that is the adornment of the Church.
Because for the Orthodox Christian artisan, there are no solitary moments. Each and every moment I spend by myself, working on an epitrachelion or cutting out altar cloths, is in actuality a moment spent in the company of all of the artisans who have gone before me in this long and glorious tradition. We don't stand alone, but together, and our joy is not taken from a single thing we might create out of our own limited and corrupt minds, but rather from the knowledge that we are laboring to make the material world give praise and glory to the Creator of All.
Krista West was born in Portland, Oregon and began sewing at the age of 4. Her love of handcrafts as a child and her conversion to Orthodox Christianity in 1993 led into an interest in Orthodox ecclesiastical vesture. She apprenticed with Leslie Schaill of Traditional Cassocks and Vestments from 1994 to 1997 and began Krista West Vestments in 1997. Her focus quickly became on the Greek-style and while the majority of her work is in this arena, she also is interested in maintaining distinct styles of vesture within Orthodox Christianity. To that end, she has sewn for the clergy of many jurisdictions.
In 2002, Krista began to research the origins of Orthodox Christian vestments. In 2004, she travelled to Greece to participate in a museum conservation course hosted by the Greek Ministry of Culture which preventively conserved the ecclesiastical garments of the Gonia monastery in Kolimbari, Crete. Her research and field work led to her podcast "The Opinionated Tailor" which began airing on Ancient Faith Radio in 2008. She has written various articles on ecclesiastical garments and continues to research multiple aspects of this field, including natural dyestuffs and early Byzantine textile history. She has lectured at Holy Cross Greek Orthodox School of Theology, St. Vladimir's School of Theology and St. Tikhon's Orthodox Seminary as well as at parish retreats.
Kh. Krista is married to Fr. Alban West, pastor of St. George Antiochian Orthodox Church in Portland, Oregon and is mother to three daughters.


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Nov 6, 2012 | 1 Comment
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The Yamhill County Sheriff's Office has recovered four ATVs and a motorcycle that were stolen from the Grand Ronde area in recent weeks.
Detectives and deputies went to 54515 Hebo Road, Grand Ronde, and 27805 Jahn Road in Polk Countty on Monday in search of the stolen vehicles. A sheriff's office representative said they spotted a vehicle matching the description of one seen in the area when the thefts occured.
The vehicle fled and crashed into a tree following a short pursuit. The suspect, Edward T. Bolton, 42, of 54515 Hebo Road, was seriously injured.
Bolton was taken by helicopter to Salem Providence Medical Center, where he is in intensive care.
The YCSO had received several tips that helped lead them to identification of the suspects and recovery of the stolen property. Sheriff Jack Crabtree said he appreciates the help from citizens.
"We are encouraging anyone who may have knowledge of other stolen items associated with the suspect to contact our office," Crabtree said.
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Well it was five weeks ago yesterday when President Obama stepped up to the microphone in the rose garden and spoke about 9/11.
The crowds storming our embassy in Cairo and the deaths of four Americans at a consulate in Ben Ghazi Libya.
At this week's presidential debate President Obama challenge governor Mitt Romney and the rest of America to -- get the transcript.
To prove -- -- that he had labeled with the attack on our Ben Ghazi consulate terror from day one.
-- -- go one better and just play the remarks for you in -- here they are.
Good morning.
Every day it all across the world.
American diplomats and civilians worked tirelessly to advance the interests and values of our nation.
They are away from their families.
Very brave great danger.
Yesterday four of these extraordinary Americans were killed in an attack on our diplomatic post in -- Gaza.
Among those killed was our ambassador Chris Stevens as well as.
Foreign service -- Sean Smith.
We are still notifying the families of the others who were killed.
And today the American people stand united and holding the families of the four Americans in our thoughts and in our prayers.
The United States condemns in the strongest terms this outrageous and shocking attack.
We're working with the government of Libya to secure our diplomats.
-- also directed my administration to increase our security at diplomatic posts around the world.
And make no mistake we will work with the Libyan government to bring to justice the killers.
Who attacked.
Our people.
Since our -- The United States has been a nation -- respects all faiths.
We reject.
All efforts to denigrate the religious beliefs of others.
But there is -- -- no justification to this type of senseless violence.
The world must stand together to unequivocally reject these brutal acts.
Already many Libyans have joined us in doing so in this attack will not break the bonds between the United States and Libya.
Libyan security personnel fought back against the attackers alongside Americans.
Libyans helped some of our diplomats find safety and they carried ambassador Stevens as.
Bodies to the hospital where we tragically learn that he had died.
It's especially tragic but Chris Stevens died in the Gaza because it is a city that he helped to say.
At the height of the Libyan revolution.
Chris led our diplomatic post in the Gaza.
-- characteristic skill courage and resolve.
He -- partnerships -- -- Libyan revolutionaries and help them as they plan to build a new Libya.
When the Gaddafi regime came to -- -- Chris was there to serve as our ambassador to the new Libya -- worked tirelessly to support this young democracy and I think.
-- Secretary Clinton and I -- deeply on his knowledge.
The situation on the ground there.
He was.
A role model to all who worked with and to the young diplomats.
Who aspire to walk in his footsteps.
Along with his colleagues.
Chris -- -- a country that is still striving to emerge from the recent experience of war.
Today the loss of these four Americans -- fresh but our memories of them going wrong.
I have no doubt that their legacy will evolved through the work that they did far from our shores and in the hearts of those who love them.
Back home.
-- just there was already a painful day for our nation as we mark the solemn memories of the 9/11 attacks.
We mourned with the families who were lost on that day.
I visited the graves of troops who made the ultimate sacrifice in Iraq and Afghanistan about hallowed grounds.
Arlington cemetery.
And have the -- say thank you and this summer wounded warriors at Walter Reed.
Met last night we learned the news of this attack in the Gaza.
As Americans.
Let us never ever.
Forget that our freedom is only sustained because our people who were willing to fight for.
To stand up for and in some cases lay down their lives for.
-- -- countries only as strong as the character of our people and the service of those both civilian and military.
Who represent us around the globe.
No acts of terror will ever shake the resolve of this great nation.
Alter that character.
Or clips the light of the values that we stand for.
Today we mourn for more Americans who represent the very best.
The United States of America.
We will not waiver in our commitment to see the justice is done for this terrible act and make no mistake.
Justice will be done.
But we also know that the lives these Americans -- stand in stark contrast.
To those of their attackers.
These four American stood up for freedom.
And human dignity.
-- should give every American great pride in the country but they served.
In the hope that our flag represents to people around the globe who also yearn to live in freedom and -- dignity.
We grieve what -- fairways.
But let us carry on -- memory and let us continue their work of seeking a stronger America had a better world for all of our children.
Thank you.
May god bless the memory of those we lost and may god bless the United States of America.
There you have it.
Simon Rosenberg is president and founder of Indiana think tank and advocacy organization.
He's also former campaign advisor to President Clinton and Ben Ferguson -- a radio talk show host -- -- welcome back to the program.
And so now you heard you heard the president there.
In ends it he said no acts of terror what ever shake the resolve of this great nation acts of terror.
And there is a question now Ed Henry our chief White House correspondent saying that the White House is gonna run with this what the president said the debate the other night.
To say that that reference we just heard.
Was the president declaring Libya but terrorist attack.
Is that what you heard -- Now it's not it's not what the White House said it's not what the president -- the days after it's not what the young State Department.
Put out and -- video that they paid for to play around the world apologizing on behalf of the YouTube video.
Even in that video where they -- -- -- our own State Department to be exact words the president United States America.
And words from Hillary Clinton.
There was nothing in that video but an apology and nothing about terrorism at all.
They said it was a video.
They did not say this is an act of terror he talked specifically about what happened last night -- -- he did not say.
The acts of terror last -- and big guys he he didn't come close to that words they can try to rewrite history.
But there's also their own ambassador rice you said this was because of a video and we -- we spent 70000.
On an ad saying we're sorry for video doesn't sound like an act of terror to me if you're apologizing for a video.
Simon that use of that phrase no acts of terror -- -- shake the resolve of this great nation on the heels of an acknowledgment of 9/11.
And having gone to Arlington cemetery.
Is not necessarily synonymous with the president declaring what happened in -- Ghazi a terrorist.
Act do you -- do you take it now as such.
I first wanna say that I don't work for the government I don't have a security clearance and there's an awful hunt going on here that.
We're all trying to make sense of -- and so I wanna say that on the outside.
Let me read you what Barack Obama said the next day -- Which he -- this a little bit which is he says so I want all of you to know.
That we are going to bring those who killed our fellow Americans justice and want people around the world to hear me.
To those who would do us harm no act of terror not -- acts but no act of terror will go unpunished.
And so I think that what is fair right now is what we know is this.
In the act in the days afterwards this terrible act this tragic act.
But we knew immediately that military means had been used this was not like what happen in Cairo where people climbed over the fence right.
And even the next day on September 12 I -- on your show the show.
And talked about the military strike that had taken place what was confusing was whether or not it was so there was no confusion.
About whether or not there was a military like strike against their ambassador who killed him.
That was clear from day one.
What has been confusing is whether or not this was that the video cause these protests.
And given that there were protests going on and dozens of other cities because this video the very same time.
It is reasonable to assume that they thought that there was also a video involved in this too they've since clarified and said that was not the -- Little -- where we're gonna hear you guys out because that we're gonna have to break I'm gonna carry forever but.
Active -- declare he's having an act of terror.
Does not necessarily mean -- declaring -- a terror attack I mean it any.
Act it's gonna kill our ambassador in this fashion -- could be described as an act of terror -- that's not necessarily the same -- declaring a terrorist attack and it seems.
Let -- into this seems like the White House narrative is now going to be that the president.
Was meaning to and did declare this a terrorist act because that's what he seemed to tell that questioner after the -- -- -- but until we believe but I -- -- go that far in camera.
Quickly and I'm gonna go to -- -- the break.
So quickly Megan is that I think that the White House it was 24 hours after a terrible act where the guys who knew what actually happened had died.
And so they were still trying to figure out he left himself the running room in that that in case it was an actual terror attack heart breaks I don't think that is not how break -- -- the -- coming back to you guys -- -- -- -- commercial we'll talk.
I'm -- and -- -- back at me now Simon quickly.
So they're in the New York Times today there was a report about the man has been identified as the leader of the attack.
Who represents an organization called and so our -- -- -- Who has -- and it says in the New York Times that this group has no known affiliation Qaeda.
And so the key thing here is that some sort of -- -- -- I -- I'm -- I'm aggressive and has had to -- a lot of time OK go go -- to make -- and give -- -- them.
And this is this is not hard to figure out what the president was saying.
Our ambassador Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama.
All said that this was a spontaneous.
Including when he went to the big stage the United Nations.
Where the world is watching the press is simply not true then that's simply I'm not -- true.
But OK he's sitting on trillion what the president said at the UN -- you can approximate about what Susan Rice said Simon you cannot debate yeah.
Is that there -- a lot of -- -- -- -- yeah you know she blamed -- -- and there's no question about our -- that's not true -- it's not.
But -- -- doesn't take him.
We're getting it.
Make meg in the Arab and why let me say this -- I had ten point Simon.
My point is this if you're the president -- it's America and you have someone that walks into your office on 9/11 on that evening and says there was a five hour.
Our random fire -- our ambassador is dead three Americans who were trained at the best in our military are dead.
-- you should be -- the president to know that's not a spontaneous.
Act of people writing.
That's an orchestrated attack and it's a terrorist attack and the president should know that it if he doesn't know it we've got big problems because you.
Have a five hour rock throwing contest on the anniversary of 9/11 it was an orchestrated attack it would have.
Five -- right now let me -- America even -- resident and president that we just listen to in the Rose Garden he says.
We reject all efforts to denigrate the religious beliefs of others that is clearly a reference to this tape that was bashing the Prophet Mohammed.
But there is absolutely no justification for this type of senseless violence.
Simon you're telling me he wasn't trying to hide it -- dictate.
To what happened in Ben Ghazi there.
Megan I don't think people knew at that point what it happens I think.
You keep hearing that then why did you.
-- today it's an -- tape wasn't relevant because.
That weekend that Susan Rice spoke on television.
There were protests against the tape.
In dozens of cities across the Middle East the tape was still war -- the Middle East it was still a factor in the debate at that time and to deny it is just ignorant.
And so I think that -- for what I hear that from what I've.
-- -- -- -- Arrest at the -- think polygamy -- in the -- What's relevant and was causing trouble in dozens of other capitals around into the program.
He's not then got that hold on but I understand here's a nice five five days after the president right now claims that he wanted to -- -- -- -- as respondents.
And we have today.
Is that in fact this was not a pre planned premeditated.
That what happened initially was it it was a spontaneous.
Reaction to what had just transpired in Cairo.
It as a consequence in the video our current.
Last -- Simon and.
Anecdote and -- so if you finish that area what she says was that then.
Got a big guns and military strikes came in and it left and left in military strike as our embassy.
There was never talked about -- -- wins that there and I never confusion about the military nature of the strike with there was confusion haven't been -- it was a -- video chat.
Okay thank you.
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Cooking By Feel Demonstrated
0Alright, I've talked a lot about Cooking by Feel, so here's a written rundown of how things happen in my kitchen. I'd video it, but it's so complex and I'm grabbing stuff right and left, so don't know if it would work very well.
Anyway, today I was totally uninspired to cook. As a matter of fact, I would have gone out to eat if there was anyplace nearby that has good healthy food, but we live in the country…
So, I was whining to my husband about not wanting to cook and going out to eat. He asked me what I would eat if I could go out to eat. I told him I was in the mood for Chinese food, Asian style food.
Even that didn't inspire me. Next, I went to the internet and found a recipe I really thought looked tasty on the Food & Wine site – Vegetable Stir-Fry with Ginger Vinaigrette.
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As you can see I didn't have a lot of the ingredients needed. However, when I thought about the qualities of each; taste, texture, color, etc., I found things in my fridge that would approximate what was in the original recipe. It ended up being a delicious Asian-style dish that we put over spaghettini, because we didn't have any soba noodles. This is one way I do Cooking by Feel, the other is just make a dish up as I go. I'll try and show how that works in a later entry.
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Oh boy, Which water tube to use in my 308?
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On pic #7 the top one with the long holes on the small end goes into a 308. Thats the one that went into mine, and in another 308 with a sedan down here. Tab on the end after installing stays flush with the block.
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Posted 20 August 2010 - 09:48 AM
I purchased the Italian Crusher Destemmer (WE273SPREBOOK).
I was told back in March that I would Have it in July/August. Well here we are. Aug 20, and I am not being told that the ship is delayed, customs, Shipping...etc.... Blah Blah Blah.......
Does this sound legit? Or do i start making plans to borrow (yet again), another crusher.
I cannot tell you how much this disappoints me.
Does this square with other folks experience with MoreWine? Please let me know.
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MoreWine, in my experience, is one of the most stand up companies you will deal with. If they say there are shipping delays then there are shipping delays. Stay in touch with them and keep it professional, they will do the same. If you don't get your equipment on time they will make it right.
Fair Enough.
This is exactly the type of feedback/advice I was looking for.
Posted 21 August 2010 - 02:47 PM
Fair Enough.
This is exactly the type of feedback/advice I was looking for.
I ordered a crusher/destemmer from MoreWine two years ago during their pre-season sale. It arrived at exactly the right time (the day before) to process my grapes. MoreWine kept me informed as to the shipment status and was very informative and helpful.
Posted 21 August 2010 - 03:26 PM
So it sounds like it will get to you in plenty of time.
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Posted 21 August 2010 - 05:27 PM
I spoke with Tristan @ Morewine yesterday and that order is delayed to the end of Sept. due to production and export delays. Perhaps 2 different shippers.
Posted 21 August 2010 - 09:52 PM
True, but making it "right" won't help if you have a ton or more of grapes on the ground with no crusher or yeast. We place our orders in confidence that they'll provide the product as promised and on time.MoreWine, in my experience, is one of the most stand up companies you will deal with. If they say there are shipping delays then there are shipping delays. Stay in touch with them and keep it professional, they will do the same. If you don't get your equipment on time they will make it right.
I think they need to build a little more confidence in their buyers or risk losing a lot of our business.
I'm in this boat. Got too many delay messages for simple stuff and don't have a lot of confidence that it will be here in time.
Posted 21 August 2010 - 11:22 PM
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Posted 22 August 2010 - 08:48 AM
...or it's a symptom of reducing inventory to keep overhead costs down..
I suspect you nailed it.
Posted 22 August 2010 - 06:27 PM
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Posted 23 August 2010 - 07:47 AM
Must be something going on with Italian shipments. ... they told me they were hung up on the water..
That is what they told me as well.
However, I did get this in email last Friday:
Thank you again for your order. I have received an update that we are expecting the container in next week, and my wine team manager has every expectation that this ETA is correct. We will be shipping them as soon as they are received, and will send a confirmation email as soon as it is shipped. Please let me know if you have any questions or concerns, and I will gladly help in anyway possible.
Thank you again,
Matt ....
Customer Service/Sales Representative
Very professional and I like that they keep me in the loop now.
We will see.
Posted 08 September 2010 - 01:08 PM
From an order I placed three weeks ago, I am still waiting on D254, Opti-Red, Fermaid-K and Acti-ML.
I've called them three times for partial shipments of anything from my order that they have in stock. Everything but a pump was in stock when ordered. So they held the shipment, which at the time was OK. But when the pump came in, a bunch of other stuff was gone. I'm harvesting this weekend. Tomorrow, I'll be looking to place a fedex order somewhere else.
I'm too big for the LHBS, and too small for scottlabs quantities. Any suggested alternate suppliers for the above?
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Posted 08 September 2010 - 01:17 PM
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