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Recipe by Crixxie
"These are great for the kids. A nice alternative to McDonald's chicken nuggets."
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1 cup Italian-seasoned bread crumbs
1/2 cup grated Parmesan cheese
1/2 teaspoon salt
1/4 teaspoon ground black pepper
1/8 teaspoon garlic powder
1 egg
1/4 cup prepared ranch dressing
1 pound skinless, boneless chicken breasts, cut into 1-inch cubes
1/4 cup ranch dressing
These were yummy and easy to make. I used half panko because I love it, I also added butter buds because I add it to pretty much everything!! The kids loved them and told me to make them again and agian. Other than the panko and butter buds I made the recipe exactly as called for.
Easy but only pretty good
39 Ratings
I did make my own bread crumbs for this recipe. After cooking, I served it with a homemade jalapeno-cilantro ranch dressing. The grownups were lukewarm about it but the kids inhaled it. I'd make it again for them.
I made this according to the recipe. My entire family loved it. I cooked 3 lbs and this was enough for 5 people and lunch the following day for two teenagers. Thanks for a quick easy recipe.
Tender and moist with a nice crunchy exterior. Used panko mixed with 1-1/2 tablespoons Italian seasoning; omitted the salt; doubled the pepper & garlic powder. For the egg mixture, used light ranch dressing and added 1 teaspoon Frank's Hot Sauce. Cut the chicken breasts into roughly 2" chunks instead of 1" cubes. It took about 25-30 minutes to cook. We made in two batches, and noticed the second batch was a bit more crunchy after turning off the oven but leaving them in w/ the door cracked open while eating the first batch. Both were really good but preferred the crunchier ones from the second batch. Used honey mustard and BBQ sauce for dipping rather than ranch dressing. We will make these again.
worked for whole chicken breasts. Great for crunchy chicken on salads.
I did make these with Creamy Italian dressing instead of ranch and I used Panko. I also added a dash of Cayenne Pepper and came away with a much more "adult" nugget. The original recipe is good too but these tasty treats will be perfect for Football Sundays :)
Delicious & easy!
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
Crixxie's Ranch Chicken Nuggets
Serving Size: 1/4 of a recipe Servings Per Recipe: 4 Amount Per Serving Calories: 450 Calories from Fat: 216
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Add in Nicholas Carr as the keynoter and entertainment by indie rockers Ra Ra Riot. Put it in New Orleans the week before Mardi Gras (yes, it's OK if you stay an extra few days). If you attend only one event all year, it should be Parallels Summit.
Nicholas Carr writes about technology, culture, and economics. His most recent book, The Shallows: What the Internet Is Doing to Our Brains, is a 2011 Pulitzer Prize nominee and a New York Times bestseller. Nick is also the author of two other influential books, The Big Switch: Rewiring the World, from Edison to Google (2008) and Does IT Matter? (2004). His books have been translated into more than 20 languages.
Nick has been a columnist for The Guardian in London and has written for The Atlantic, The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, Wired, The New Republic, The Financial Times, Technology Review, and many other publications. His essay "Is Google Making Us Stupid?" has been collected in several anthologies, including The Best American Science and Nature Writing 2009, The Best Spiritual Writing 2010, and The Best Technology Writing 2009.
CEO of Parallels
Birger Steen is chief executive officer of Parallels. He joined Parallels in 2010 and oversees the strategic and operational direction of the company, which has offices in 15-countries. Birger is furthering Parallels tradition of innovation with a strong focus on collaboration, new products and customer needs.
Birger started his professional career in 1992 as an oil trader at Norwegian Oil Trading, where he opened the company's first office in the former Soviet Union. He joined McKinsey & Company in Norway in 1993. In 1996, he left McKinsey in to join his favorite client Schibsted ASA, a European media group, as Vice President of Business Development. In March 2000 he was named CEO of Scandinavia Online AB, the leading Nordic Internet portal, which was listed on the Stockholm and Oslo stock exchanges later that year. After selling the company in 2002, Birger briefly worked for the acquirer, Eniro AB, as Executive Vice President, Online and responsible for integrating the two companies. Birger holds a Master of Science degree in Computer Science and Industrial Engineering from the Norwegian Institute of Technology in Trondheim. He also holds a degree in Russian Language and received his MBA from INSEAD in France.
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Blake Irving is the CEO and Board Director of GoDaddy, the world's largest domain name provider and web host. Under Mr. Irving's direction, the company has sharpened its focus on helping small businesses to grow and thrive online—from digital presence and marketing to commerce, back-office administration and peer/community support.
Prior to GoDaddy, Mr. Irving was EVP and Chief Product Officer at Yahoo!, a role in which he grew active users from 550 million to nearly one billion users—positioning them to surpass Google and Facebook as the world's most popular online destination.
Before Yahoo!, Mr. Irving spent 15 years at Microsoft in various senior roles, most recently as Corporate Vice President of the Windows Live Platform where he was responsible for research, development and operations of Microsoft's global online services. While at Microsoft, Mr. Irving developed and grew MSN Messenger into the world's most successful instant messaging platform with more than 70% global share, re-architected and grew Hotmail to 270 million users worldwide, and deployed their first billion dollar advertising system, adExpert.
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Abhijit Dubey is a partner with McKinsey and Company, a global management consulting firm. He is one of the core leaders of McKinsey's North American Tech, Media and Telecom practices and advises leading technology companies (enterprise software, data center providers, hardware OEMs and IT services companies) on a range of strategic and go-to-market issues. Abhijit also leads McKinsey's global cloud computing service line.
Abhijit has a Masters degree in Industrial Engineering and Engineering Management from Stanford University and a Bachelors degree in Mechanical Engineering from the Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay.
The Hyatt Regency New Orleans anchors the vibrant Sports and Entertainment District in downtown New Orleans. The hotel is located adjacent to the Mercedes-Benz Superdome, New Orleans Arena, and is blocks from the French Quarter and the Mississippi Riverfront. Sit back and relax while sightseeing on the new Loyola Avenue Streetcar Line, or enjoy live local jazz and a decadent dessert bar with Anais St John as she transports you to the golden age of jazz and cabaret.
Parallels has secured a block of rooms for conference attendees at the Hyatt Regency New Orleans. The rate is $195 per night, plus tax. This special rate is available until Thursday, February 6, 2014. When you register online, you will have an opportunity to request your hotel, check-in and check-out dates, and provide your credit card information. A hotel reservation will be made for you and guaranteed with your credit card. Availability is limited, so please consider registering for the conference and making your reservations early!
The Hyatt Regency is approximately 12 miles from New Orleans's Louis Armstrong International Airport (MSY). Taxis can be readily found outside the baggage claim area and cost about $36 one-way for up to 2 passengers.
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New Orleans has an airport shuttle that provides transportation between the airport and Hyatt Regency. The shuttle is located just outside the baggage claim area.
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The Hyatt Regency New Orleans is conveniently located within walking distance of many of the city's most popular historic sites, entertainment and sports venues, including the neighboring Mercedes Benz Superdome. Numerous streetcar lines, including the Loyola Avenue Streetcar which passes directly in front the hotel, can take travelers on a scenic tour of New Orleans' most famed attractions including the famed French Quarter, Bourbon Street and Garden District. Streetcar fare is $1.25 each way and Jazzy Passes for unlimited rides are $3 per day.
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Download the new Parallels Summit Link Mobile App and use it to navigate all aspects of the conference before, during and after the event! Connect with other attendees, utilize your personal agenda, obtain more information on speakers and sessions, find out more about New Orleans, and much more.
The mobile app is free to attendees and will be available for download on all tablets and mobile devices in December 2013!
Kick off Summit by expanding your network, meeting with old friends and making new ones while you see the latest products and services from over 75 exhibitors in the Expo Hall...and we may have a few surprises in store!
End your day with good conversation and a few cocktails with your industry colleagues in the Expo Hall.
House of Blues New Orleans is nestled in the historic French Quarter and is the city's premier music venue where the great legends of the music industry have performed over the years. It houses a renowned folk art collection by self-taught artists from the Delta region and features some of the finest southern cuisine you'll find in NOLA. This is where music, food, art and southern hospitality are blended together for a unique experience like no other. In addition, this year's Attendee Party will feature the well-known American indie rock band Ra Ra Riot, recognized for singles such as "Can You Tell" and "Boy". Don't miss out on a party that you'll be talking about long after the event is over!
Take advantage of the closing reception for those last minute discussions, meet-ups, and goodbyes. We'll also be announcing the dates and location of the Parallels Summit 2015 conference.
We invite you to join Parallels and other industry leaders to participate in Parallels Summit 2014 through impactful sponsorships, exhibitions, and marketing and promotional opportunities designed to create new relationships. Parallels Summit provides a unique opportunity to join more than 700 cloud service providers and showcase your solutions to over 1,200 attendees, including senior-level executives responsible for developing and building cloud-enabled services. Capitalize on an array of opportunities for networking, prospecting, and brand positioning with decision makers that are established, thriving, and qualified.
Your participation in Parallels Summit 2014 will provide you with the opportunity to:
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For sponsorship options, pricing, and availability, please contact Marsha Terry at SummitSponsorships(at)parallels.com.
This year at Parallels Summit, we're once again offering onsite access to labs and experts with the option to earn certification for the below products/technologies. Pre-conference training workshops will be offered Monday, February 24, from 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM at the Hyatt Regency New Orleans. Please note that some of these workshops do require advance online training.
Early Bird Registration | October 2013 until December 15, 2013 | FREE |
Advance Registration | December 16, 2013 until January 31, 2014 | $600 per person |
Standard Registration | After February 1, 2014 | $750 per person |
The pre-conference training workshop registration fee includes:
Parallels Automation, including:
Application Packaging Standard (APS), including:
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Parallels Summit 2014 will take place at the Hyatt Regency New Orleans located at 601 Loyola Avenue. The hotel is located adjacent to the Mercedes-Benz Superdome, New Orleans Arena, and is blocks from the French Quarter and the Mississippi Riverfront.
The conference will commence with a Welcome Reception from 4:00 – 7:00 PM on Monday, February 24 and conclude with a Closing Reception from 5:00 – 6:00 PM on Wednesday, February 26, 2014.
Early Bird Registration | October 2013 until December 15, 2013 | $199 per person |
Advance Registration | December 15, 2013 until January 31, 2014 | $299 per person |
Standard Registration | After February 1, 2014 | $399 per person |
Please register for Parallels Summit by going to the Register page.
Please access the Register page and enter your email and password credentials you originally created. If you need assistance, please contact the Parallels Summit registration team at info(at)parallelssummitreg.com.
If you have not yet registered for Parallels Summit, follow the instructions to enter a code in the login process on the Registration site. If you have already registered, please forward your discount code to our registration team via email at info(at)ParallelsSummitReg.com. Please allow up to 48 hours for your request to be processed.
Parallels Summit Registration and Housing accepts several methods of payment: Visa, MasterCard, Discover, and American Express. Payment must accompany your registration. Registrations without payment will not be processed.
All cancellations must be online or received in writing. If you registered and paid to attend Parallels Summit 2014 through the registration system, you may cancel your registration on the Registration site by logging in with your credentials, or provide written notice to info(at)ParallelsSummitReg.com before 11:59 pm PST on Friday, January 31, 2014.
If cancellation is received on or before this date, we will refund your registration fee less a $50 processing fee. After January 31, if you cancel or do not attend the conference, for any reason, refunds will not be honored and you will be responsible for the full payment of the conference registration fees.
Credit will be returned in the format payment was received, i.e., payment by check will be returned in the form of a check.
If you're unable to attend Parallels Summit, you may transfer your registration to another person. Please email info(at)ParallelsSummitReg.com with the new attendee's name and contact information by Friday, February 21, 2014. Substitutions will not be granted after this date.
Hotel reservations made through Parallels Summit Registration and Housing are transferable to other Parallels Summit attendees. The substituting attendee will need to complete his/her hotel reservation through the registration process and submit a new credit card to secure the reservation.
Attendees may register one guest who is 21 years of age or older. Registered guests are permitted to attend the Parallels Attendee Party. The Guest Pass does not include access to Breakout Sessions, General Sessions, Hands-on Labs, meals, or any other activities that are reserved for attendees with full conference passes. Guest passes can be obtained during online registration or onsite at the conference registration desk.
Yes, please wear your conference badge to all functions, Breakout Sessions, Hands-on Labs and meetings so that you can be readily identified as a Parallels attendee. Every precaution possible is taken to ensure a safe and secure working environment at Parallels Summit conference. Please be prepared to show valid photo identification at registration before receiving your conference badge.
Breakfast, lunch and refreshments will be provided daily. Full-conference attendees are also invited to the Welcome Reception, the Attendee Party, and the Closing Reception. If you have any special dietary requests, please be sure to inform us during the registration process.
Although New Orleans is famous for its humid subtropical climate, February generally brings cooler weather. During this timeframe, the days generally hover in mid-60's (F). Be sure to dress in layers, though, the weather can be fickle. Please check www.weather.com before you arrive.
The Hyatt Regency is approximately 12 miles from New Orleans's Louis Armstrong International Airport (MSY). Taxis can be readily found outside the baggage claim area and run about $36 one-way for up to 2 passengers.
You will be able to book your hotel reservation at the Hyatt Regency within the registration process for Parallels Summit 2014. The group rate for all standard single and double rooms at Hyatt Regency is $195 per night. The above rates are subject to Hotel Tax currently 13% (subject to change), plus $3.00 occupancy tax. This group rate is valid February 24-26, 2014 and is also available for pre- and post-conference dates, based on availability. The cut-off date to make reservations is Thursday, February 6, 2014 (12:00 pm PST), after which reservations will be accepted on a space- and rate-available basis. The hotel cannot guarantee the group rate once the room block is sold out, so book your hotel through the Parallels Summit Registration site today!
When you register online for Parallels Summit 2014, you will have an opportunity to request your hotel, designate check-in and check-out dates, and provide your credit card information. A hotel reservation will be made for you and guaranteed with your credit card.
To book a hotel reservation or modify/cancel your existing reservation, please login to the Registration site using the email and password you created during the registration process, or you can contact the Parallels Summit Registration and Housing team (Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. PST) at:
Worldwide Telephone: +1 206-436-0277
Toll-Free Telephone: +1 888-670-7042
Worldwide Fax: +1 206-441-6369
Event Email: info(at)parallelssummitreg.com
Parallels Summit Registration and Housing will provide rooms at a discounted rate based on hotel availability until Thursday, February 6, 2014 (12:00 pm PST). After this date, rates will be determined by the hotel.
The amount of the guarantee shall be the guest room rate and applicable tax for the requested first night's accommodation. The Hotel will refund this amount provided the Hotel is notified of the cancellation no later than 72 hours prior to the date of arrival.
No advance deposit is required and all room and tax charges will be applied upon check-in. However, should you cancel less than forty-eight (48) hours prior to 6:00 p.m. on the arrival date, the hotel will charge the cost of one night's room and tax to the credit card provided. This includes "no-show" reservations.
Through February 6, 2014 (12:00 pm PST): Any changes/cancellations must be completed on the Registration site.
After February 6, 2014 (12:00 pm PST): Any changes/cancellations to your hotel reservation must be handled directly with the hotel.
Any changes/cancellations to your hotel reservations must be made no later than 48 hours prior to your scheduled arrival date. Failure to cancel your reservation within this time with result in a charge of one night's room and tax to your credit card. Failure to arrive on your scheduled arrival date will result in the cancellation of the remainder of your hotel reservation and a charge of one night's room and tax to your credit card.
Hotel reservations made through Parallels Summit Registration and Housing are transferable to other Parallels Summit attendees. The substituting attendee will need to complete his/her hotel reservation through the registration process and submit a new credit card to secure the reservation.
If you don't arrive on your scheduled arrival date, the hotel will cancel your entire reservation and can opt not to reinstate your reservation, even if you arrive the next day. You will also be charged the penalty of the cost of one night's room and tax, regardless of whether or not the hotel opts to reinstate your reservation.
Yes, a credit card will be needed to confirm your reservation at the Hyatt Regency New Orleans.
Yes. However if the card used as a guarantee for your hotel reservation is not in your name, that cardholder must be present at check-in, or a faxed credit card authorization form must be set up with the hotel prior to your arrival.
No. To obtain Parallels Summit's discounted rates, new reservations and changes must be made through Parallels Summit Registration and Housing.
Yes. All hotel reservations made through the registration website are managed by the Parallels Summit Housing Team. A final hotel confirmation will be emailed to you on or before January 25, 2014, confirming your reservation. If you would like to check on the status of your reservation or have questions, please contact the Parallels Summit housing team at info(at)parallelssummitreg.com.
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Want to expand your Parallels knowledge? Parallels.com offers additional courses outside Parallels Summit to further grow your Parallels experience. A full list of courses can be found on the Training page on the Parallels Summit website or through the registration process.
To book training online please do this as part of your original registration. If you wish to add training at a later date, please contact the Parallels Summit Registration and Housing team (Monday through Friday, 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. PST) at:
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Hobart Welder Autoarc 130 Value Pack Kit 500550
$384.99The Auto Arc 130 operates off 115 volt standard household current. It comes ready to weld with or without shielding gas using .023-.035 solid wire or .030-.035 flux cored wire. The 500550 Auto Arc 130 Package a welding cart, welding helmet and fixed flow MIG regulator kit. With an amperage output range of 30 - 130, it easily handles a broad selection of solid mild steel or stainless, flux cored and aluminum wires.
- Bonus Kit Includes: Welding cart with cylinder rack (Hobart # 194776), welding helmet (Hobart # 770286) and fixed flow regulator kit with gas hose (Hobart # 770657). 8 ft. (2.4 m) H-9B MIG welding gun with liner for .023 - .035 wire
- Built-in gas valve
- Power cord with plug
- Work cable with clamp
- Sample spool of .030 in. (0.8 mm) self-shielded flux cored welding wire
- Extra .030 in. (0.8 mm) contact tips
- Weld Set-up Door Chart
- Owner's Manual with parts list, installation, operation maintenance and wire welding guidelines
Features- Welds 22 gauge up to 3/16 inch steel
- Proven built-in wire feeder with quick-release drive roll lever
- Built-in contactor eases use and is an excellent safety feature which makes wire electrically "cold" when not welding.
- Four output voltage settings with wire feed tracking provide quick and easy adjustment for different materials and thickness.
- Dual groove drive rolls make it easy to switch between .023/.025 in. (0.6 mm) and .030 - .035 in. (0.8 - 0.9 mm) wire
- Self-resetting thermal overload and motor protection
Specifications- Rated Output at 20% Duty: 85A @ 17.5 VDC
- Cycle: 51A @ 21VDC (CSA Rating)
- Current Range: 30 - 130 Amps
- Max Open Circuit Voltage: 27 Volts
- Wire Feed Speed Range w/o load: 0 - 500 Inches per Minute
- Amps Input @ 115V: 20 (15 is CSA rating)
Welder Dimensions- Height: 16-7/8"
- Width: 9-7/8"
- Depth: 12-1/8"
Mat Industries Compressor 1.6hp 20gal Vert V Twin IL1682066
$399.99- Cast iron, twin cylinder, oil lubricated pumps feature
- One-piece cast iron crankcase
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- Automotive style ball bearings
- Durable stainless steel reed valves
- Oil level sight glass
- Easily accessible oil fill
- Cast iron balanced flywheel
- Heavy duty induction motor for maximum performance and efficiency
- Portable units have a 120/240 dual voltage motor (factory wired 120V)
- Stationary units have a 240 volt motor
- Portable units are equipped with quick-set regulator, tank and working pressure gauges, on/off switch, handle and pre-attached wheels
- Stationary units are equipped with tank pressure gauge and on/off switch
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- 20 gallon vertical and horizontal portable
- 30 gallon vertical portable
- 60 gallon vertical stationary
- Shipped with synthetic oil for optimum performance and long life
Hobart AC/DC Stickmate LX 235 Welder 500421
$489.99Choose between AC or DC output to expand your welding options. The LX 235 AC/160 DC has a maximum of 235 AC and 160 DC weld output. Smooth DC weld performance with easy arc starts is easily adjusted with the Accu-Set™ infinite amperage control. Weld time also increases up to 100% with decreased output, with the Accu-Set™ infinite amperage control.
- Accu-Set™ amperage indicator for accurately controlling amperage or heat output
- Infinite current control allows the operator to adjust output by as little as 1-amp increments
- Output selector switch to quickly select low or high range without adjusting the output leads
- High 100% duty cycle rating (100 amps AC / 65 amps DC)
- Fully varnished magnetic coils for enhanced coil reliability and life
- Forced-draft cooling fan runs continuously and helps to extend the life of the power source
- Replaceable weld cables
Specifications:- Process: AC Stick / DC Stick
- Welding Amperage AC: 30 - 235 A AC
- Welding Amperage DC: 30 - 160 A DC
- Input voltage: 230 VAC
- Weld thickness: 1/2 in AC, 1/4 in DC
- Duty Cycle: 20% @ 225 A AC, 100% @ 100 A AC
- Cable length: 15 ft Electrode Cable with Holder 10 ft Work Cable with Clamp
- Amperage Adjustments: 1 A Increments
- Range Selection: High/Low AC DCEN/DCEP
- electrodes: 1/16 in - 5/32 in
- Warranty: 5/3/1 Industrial Use
Ingersoll Rand Air Compressor 2hp 20 Gallon P1.5IU-AP
$499.97- Tank - 20 Gallon Verticle
- Max Pressure (psig) - 135
- Normal Power (HP) - 2
- Flow @ Max Pressure - 4.6 cfm
- Dimensions - 22x23x43
- Weight - 200 lbs
- NPT outlet - 1/4 NPT
- Voltage/Engine - 115-1-60
Metal Man 115V MIG/Flux Core Welder M135
$449.97MIG 135 Wire Feed Welder
The Metal Man M135 is a 115V MIG and flux core wire feed welder. This machine incorporates an arc stabilizer to produce a smooth stable arc that is typical of professional welders. It is capable of welding steel up to 3/16 of an inch in a single pass and with care can weld aluminum and stainless by a skilled welder.
The package comes with a removable 10 foot MIG gun and ground cable with clamp along with the gas hose and regulator gets this machine set to weld. Just add gas and wire.
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Campbell Hausfeld 30 Gallon Compressor VT6358
$467.97Product Description
- Powered by 2-HP motor
- Two-stage cast iron pump
- Vertical tank offers 30-Gallon capacity
- Semi-pneumatic wheels for moving
- 5,000 hours of pump life
Campbell Hausfeld 26 Gallon Compressor VT6233
$444.97Product Description
- Cast iron twin cylinder pump design
- Powerful 2 HP running motor
- Space saving vertical tank design
- Durable 26 gallon ASME code tank
- High quality, easy-to-read gauges
- Up to 5,000 hours of extended life
- Over 35% quieter and 60 degrees cooler than aluminum pumps with cast iron cylinder sleeves
- 6-Gallon Oil-Lube Vertical Air Compressor - VT6233
- Easy-To-Read Gauges
- 3/4-in Discharge Port
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Metal Man 230V Hobbyist MIG Welder M190
$439.97M190 Wire Feed Welder
The Metal Man M190 is a 230V MIG and flux core wire feed welder that is designed to be economical and easy to use. It is capable of welding steel up to 5/16 of an inch in a single pass. The cooling fan and thermal overload protection help prevent overheating.
The attached 6 foot MIG gun and ground cable with clamp along with the gas hose and regulator gets this machine set to weld. Just add gas and wire.
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Campbell Hausfeld 230V Professional MIG / Flux Welder - WG4130
$465.97The Campbell Hausfeld Pro-180 230V Mig/flux Welder can be used for all types of metal fabrication. 230V MIG-ready wire welder. 5 heat settings for precise adjustment to the thickness of your metal. Professional cold torch with trigger activated arc allows precise weld placement, and the quick-connect adapter makes it easy to replace. 180 Amp maximum output allows for weld sizes 24-gauge to 5/16-Inch. Wire feed has speed tracking and extra large capacitor that maintains a continuous wire flow and smoother weld arc, making it better for aluminum. Thermal overload protection automatically shuts off to avoid overheating. Dual gauge regulator and hose are included, allowing tank pressure to be read, while also reading the pressure flow through the unit.
- Features
- Heavy feed with heavy-duty drive-deck
- 5 heat settings
- Professional grade torch
- 230V mig-ready wire welder
- Includes dual gauges, flux wire spool and 2 easy connect tips Learn More
Industrial Air 60-Gallon Oil Lube Stationary Air Compressor 135 PSI C3706056
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Updated: 10/11/2013 - I'm SO CLOSE to being able to do a pull-up. So my trainer introduced something new into my training.
A Democratic lawmaker wants to revamp standards for teaching sex education at Colorado schools.
Rep. Crisanta Duran is expected to present her bill to a House committee for a vote Thursday. The proposed legislation would create new statewide standards for teaching abstinence and safe sex. Parents would be required to opt-out, instead of the current requirement that they approve participation for their children.
The bill would also create a grant program to help schools get federal money to implement expanded instruction if they choose.
Republican Rep. Amy Stephens says the bill infringes on local control. But Duran says parents and school districts would still control what students are taught.
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A quick Sunday note here -- I just returned from a Guild screening of The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug (3D, 24fps) at the Real D theater in Beverly Hills, and am happy to report that it's a big success. The first film is little more than a prologue compared to this installment, where we get pretty much everything we want -- more variety in action and characters, a little romance, several impressive set pieces and many more emotional highlights. A jaded audience of editors laughed and clapped a couple of times at the humor, and it was fun to see the character Legolas make a reappearance.
When the dreaded Smaug makes his entrance, he's a real killer -- linked to the Evil forces at work and gifted with a suave voice like George Sanders' Kaa in The Jungle Book. Smaug is Vermithrax Pejorative amplified several times -- he even has a scene were he takes on one of the qualities of Ghidorah, Toho's 3-Headed monster. If you at all liked the first Hobbit movie, I'm pretty sure you'll like this one much more.
Hope we get Savant running tomorrow with new reviews! Glenn Erickson
Saturday December 7, 2013
Well, hello! A new security setup at DVDtalk has knocked out my ability to upload reviews, and I've spent so much of the last two days working on the problem that the reviews aren't fully written anyway! So Savant is stalled right before the holidays just when the site should be peaking. The DVDtalk tech people are actually very helpful. I think being outside their system slows things down somewhat.
This inconvenience reminds me, I'm quick to add, that tech problems between DVD Savant and DVDtalk have been minimal for the past four years -- when they upgrade their security systems it's only logical that the odd exception to the rule -- me -- gets hung up for a few days.
I am ready to post reviews for the Warner Archive Collection's The World of Suzie Wong (surprisingly good) and a Blu-ray of Criterion's Investigation of a Citizen Above Suspicion (excellent). I'm working on Icarus Films' French documentary Far From Vietnam, Kino Lorber's new American docu More Than Honey and Blu-rays of Fox's Desk Set, Disney's Mary Poppins, Warners' All the President's Men and Explosive Media's German Region B release Death Rides a Horse. UK contact Lee Broughton will be reviewing the accompanying Deutsch Region B release of Sabata. Although they're promised to other sites first, Criterion's Blu-rays of Nashville, Grey Gardens and Martin Scorsese's World Cinema Project will follow with RaroVideo's restored Blu of Il Generale della Rovere.
Promised but not yet received are the Arrow Video UK Region B Blu-ray of The Long Goodbye and Kino Classic's hotly awaited The Whip and the Body.
The Savant's Most Impressive Discs of 2013 list will be out soon; I'm (cough) working on that as well. Expect the usual gallery of highly recommended but utterly Savant-centric choices. Shout Factory's attractive Vincent Price Collection would surely have earned a high roost had I been able to review it, but those are the breaks. I've got a few reviews to go, but by adding up the numbers I see that I've covered almost 300 discs this year. Years past topped that, but I was crazier then. The first 'best of list' was offered in 2001, so this is my 12th year. While grumbling at the lack of new reviews tonight, you can peruse what was hot in '01 at this link. You'll find links to all the intervening years, actually, so you can cruise the entire millennial decade for the odd and the OOP.
Since I can't upload reviews per se, I'll instead finish off this column with more hot recommendations for glitzy gift boxes. Warners' James Dean Ultimate Blu-ray Collector's Edition has been joined by a handsome gift set Blu-ray for JFK 50 Year Commemorative Ultimate Collector's Edition. Criterion has samurai fans watering at the mouth for their enormous Blu-ray / DVD gift set of the entire Zatoichi, the Blind Swordsman Series. The box is easily this year's winning coffee-table ornament. Do people still have coffee tables? Contributing to the extras is samurai cinema authority Chris D, whose command of Japanese genre cinema is extraordinary.
Thanks for reading and see you in a couple of days! Glenn Erickson
Tuesday December 3, 2013
Savant's new reviews today are:
Some nice treats are coming up this week at Trailers from Hell ... director Brian Trenchard-Smith lends his impressive commentary skills to trailers for three movies by Sergio Leone. Up now is The Colossus of Rhodes in glorious CinemaScope; later in the week we'll see and hear Trenchard-Smith's appreciations for Leone's The Last Days of Sodom and Gomorrah (Sergio was an assistant director) and Duck You Sucker. I predict heavy visitation for Trailers from Hell this week, as Sergio Leone never fails to draw a large audience.
I've been dipping into the new movies for Academy consideration and have a couple of notes in passing... raving opinions, actually. 12 Years a Slave is a quality production yet didn't teach me much new about its subject. If one's children can handle one painfully gory scene, it's not a bad introduction to the historical truth of slavery. Dallas Buyer's Club is accomplished, original and clever. It has an odd message that says a renegade self-healer's judgment is better medicine than what doctors can provide, and it slams the government's regulations in a way that seems designed to undermine the Affordable Care Act (if only by association). Would YOU take a prescription drug cocktail from that guy? I guess if I were dying and nobody was helping, maybe I would too.
I had high hopes for Saving Mr. Banks but ended up loving Tom Hanks' interpretation of Walt Disney and little else. Emma Thompson's character isn't particularly pleasant or even likeable, and her character arc is so obvious from the get-go that the story has zero surprises. The original Mary Poppins is a great picture but not so great that all the fuss is warranted. And for me the back story in Australia played as sappy-sober as Little House
Mr. Banks put me in the wrong mood to watch Frozen, which to me came off as another well-polished brick in the wall for the modern Disney's 'princess' mega-franchise. There seemed to be not one new image or idea in the whole thing, right down to the rule that all the men, even the hero, must stand aside while the 'empowered princesses' take charge. 'Girls rule' entertainment continues to sell the same damaging fantasy of 'specialness', glamour and grace. I guess they're just trying to balance out all the violent & brutal role-model entertainment for boys.
Am looking forward to seeing All Is Lost and The Wind Rises.
Thanks for reading! Glenn Erickson
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Gary Teetzel informs me that the word is out that Warner Home Video is going to release George Pal's The Time Machine sometime in 2014 (not 802,701). That sounds like great news, and I really hope they properly time the transfer. The last occasion that I dialed past this movie on TCM, the midnight exterior for New Year's Eve 1999 was playing as if it occurred at High Noon. The old DVD of this show was a vast improvement on TV prints, and there's no reason why a Blu-ray can't look incredible. Gary also hopes that, now that Warners is distributing vintage Blu-rays of Paramount shows, some wonderful development will bring us concurrent BD releases of the Pal Paramount sci-fi pix, mainly When Worlds Collide and The War of the Worlds. Yes, that sounds like a great idea to me.
If web psychology works as it should, the wishful thinking in the previous paragraph will result in a false rumor that the Paramount shows are actually scheduled. This will lead to fan disappointment and anger later on. I'm glad I'm doing my bit, here at DVD Savant.
Dick Dinman has a trio of new Radio Shows over at DVD Classics Corner On The Air, all centering on his interviews with Earl Holliman. This time Dick spreads a celebrities memories over a number of recent releases. Dick Dinman Salutes Earl Holliman comes in three parts -- Part One takes on Holliman's supporting role in Joseph H. Lewis's The Big Combo, Part Two is a discussion of George Stevens' Giant and Part Three sees Holliman remembering his starring role in the very first episode of Rod Serling's The Twilight Zone.
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Baum's glove, Brittle's bat spoil Charleston Southern's upset bid
CLEMSON The Charleston Southern baseball team entered Doug Kingsmore Stadium on Tuesday seeking its first win against Clemson. The Buccaneers had lost all 15 of their previous encounters with the Tigers, including a defeat to the Tigers in the 1996 Clemson Regional, Charleston Southerns only appearance in the NCAA tournament.
So Alex Tomasovich knew he had a chance to make history when he came to the plate with the score tied and runners on second and third with two out in the top of the ninth inning. Tomasovich hit a liner to left, a shot those in the Charleston Southern dugout surely thought would fall. Instead, Clemson left fielder Jay Baum made a diving catch to end the inning. In the bottom of the ninth, College of Charleston transfer Thomas Brittle slapped a game-winning RBI single into left to give Clemson a 3-2 win.
I thought it was a hit, Tomasovich said of his liner. I saw the batter before getting almost all fastballs. So I was geared up for it. The first one (Patrick Andrews) threw, it went right on by me. The second, I squared up.
Charleston Southern coach Stuart Lake saw his team lose, 19-1, at Clemson last year.
On Tuesday, he nearly guided the Buccaneers (14-25) to one of their most impressive victories, battling adversity from before the first pitch as the team arrived late, forcing Charleston Southern to accelerate its pre-game routine.
We havent showed a ton of power, Lake said. With their speed they played shallow all day. Good coaching, good play (on Baums catch).
On Tuesday, the Tigers continued to display a small margin for error.
To avoid a midweek loss, Clemson (21-17) required Brittle to extend his hitting streak to 11 games in the ninth, taking a pitch from Austin Weekley and lining it into left field to score Tyler Slaton, who had reached on a leadoff walk.
Hes a sidearm guy, so you gotta think about going the opposite way because the ball is going to tail away from you, Brittle said.
Clemson escaped a number of jams.
With the score tied at 2 in the top of the seventh, CSU had runners on first and third and one out. Clemson coach Jack Leggett summoned Jonathan Meyer, who induced John Faircloth to ground into an inning-ending double play.
Meyer got Clemson out of another jam in the eighth as CSU pinch-hitter Jaren Sustar popped out with runners on first and second and two out.
And in the ninth, Tomasovich was robbed of a go-ahead hit.
CSU left 10 runners on base.
Clemsons first two runs came via Richie Shaffers eighth home run of the season off Kevin Buran and a Steve Wilkerson sacrifice fly to center to score Slaton to give Clemson a 2-0 lead after three innings. But Buran kept CSU in the game, allowing two runs over 51/3 innings. Clemson starter Daniel Gossett pitched five-plus innings, allowing two runs.
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Hurricane Katrina decimated–and united–the beautiful city of New Orleans. This much we know. Mayor Nagin issued a mandatory evacuation right before the storm, and many fled to the Superdome, which became a symbol of destruction and survival. It became a rallying cry. This much we know, especially if you watch football on Sundays.
But what we don't know–what I didn't know–was what happened to those who didn't heed the warnings because of poverty, disability, family and faith.
THE NINTH WARD is that story, and Jewll Parker Rhodes couldn't have told it more beautifully, more confidently, more magically.
Twelve year old Lanesha hears whispers, then rumors, then shouts about the impending storm, but her 82 year old guardian, Mamma Ya-Ya, doesn't move–or see–so well. She's half blind and fully stubborn about living out her final days in her house, instead of cramped against thousands in the Superdome. Mamma Ya-Ya rests her faith in God and ghosts, as does Lanesha, who longs so badly for her dead mother and that she sees her virtually everywhere.
But even ghosts can't stop Katrina. Resigned to their fates, Lanesha and Mama Ya-Ya gather a few groceries and try to enjoy the awkward festivities in their neighborhood: barbeque cookouts, mojitos, margaritas.
The storm doesn't just hit Lanesha's house, it shakes it. Floods it. Uproots it. Lanesha is all alone in a bathtub. It'll take a miracle for her to survive, but in the wake of the Katrina, all that's left are a few miracles, a couple of lingering ghosts, and streets full of boats–makeshift, like Lanesha's whole life.
The imagery of THE NINTH WARD will keep you turning the pages, as Jewell Parker Rhodes confidently paces this beautiful story of love, loss, and survival. You know the storm is coming, in much the same way that you know that the Titanic will sink, but you can't look away. You can't stop watching. You can't get enough of THE NINTH WARD.
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Relatively fresh from Thursday night's 3-1, season-opening victory over the Tampa Bay Lightning, the Bruins were back at TD Garden on Friday morning for about a 50-minute workout. Next up for the B's is another Atlantic Division game, but also a completely different animal: The Detroit Red Wings, at 7 p.m. Saturday (NESN, WBZ-FM 98.5) at the Garden.
Playoff participants each year since 1991, the Wings came close to missing last season (they finished 7th in the Western Conference), but then beat Anaheim in a 7-game first round before losing in Round 2, also in 7 games, to eventual Stanley Cup champion. They added two significant players in the off-season -- 40-year-old Daniel Alfredsson, the long-time Ottawa Senators star, and former Florida Panthers center Stephen Weiss.
Detroit has won 4 Stanley Cups during its post-season streak, the most recent in 2008.
The B's may have at least a slight advantage on Saturday because Detroit plays tonight (Friday), at Carolina. It's the Wings' first game since Wednesday, when it opened the season at Joe Louis Arena with a 2-1 victory over Buffalo.
- Winger Carl Soderberg, unable to play in Thursday's opener because of an ankle injury, was the only Bruin to miss practice. Coach Claude Julien couldn't pin down when he expects Soderberg to get back on skates, but said the injury is improving.
- There weren't any changes to the lines and defense pairs used Thursday, which were:
Milan Lucic-David Krejci-Jarome Iginla
Brad Marchand-Patrice Bergeron-Loui Eriksson
Jordan Caron-Chris Kelly-Reilly Smith
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Dennis Seidenberg-Dougie Hamilton
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Everything was perfect: the decor, the food, the service. Only one drawback though, the wine list. Not that it was extensive and exquisite. It was by far too expensive. On all the wine offerings, very few were under the 50 $ mark and most were in the 100 $. When the typical entree in less than 40$, the wine list should offer more affordable wines.
Beyond the beautiful space, and warm welcome, we were so impressed with every aspect of the food. The best I have eaten since moving east from San Francisco.
A great spot for a romantic meal or a special occasion. Can dress up or go very casual. We will go back. Thought the portions were were a little sparse but delicious . Maybe 2 ounces of chicken breast ?
This was the best restaurant my wife and I have ever experienced. From the ambiance to the staff and the food...the food was just amazing! This is on our list for dinner every time we are in Kennebunkport!
We had a fantastic time at Earth! The setting is very nice - it is near the rest of the resort it is associated with, but the entire complex is set far from the road in a very nice, secluded, woody area. There was outdoor seating, a screened in porch (for keeping out mosquitoes) and a indoor dining room. The decor was very sophisticated without being pretentious. Our server was very good without hovering, was knowledgeable about the menu - he gave us a heads up that my paella would take half an hour as the rice is cooked to order - and made sure we were well taken care of. The food was delicious and creative, and the portions were a nice size. Definitely a good spot for a special dinner!!
Earth takes kennebunkport dining to a trendier level. There was a high percentage of young people at the restaurant The service was very attentive. The Bar is striking. We enjoyed our visit there. The prices were not extreme.
We stayed at Hidden Pond for our first anniversary, and reserved a table at Earth for the special night. Everything was perfect - from the delicious appetizers, cozy ambiance, drinks, stunning main courses, to the fantastic desert. It was a beautiful night, so we took advantage of the still-burning fire outside and relaxed with an after-dinner cocktail while enjoying the picturesque property. If you're in Kennebunkport, especially for a special occasion, make the effort to dine here - it was fantastic.
I booked this restaurant for a special occasion (my wife's birthday) and everything was fantastic. We were seated in the semi-private dining area (a toolshed of sorts) overlooking the pond and it was much quieter than the main dining room. The servers were quick and attentive despite our somewhat remote location. Everything we ordered was fantastic. I highly recommend the scallops, swordfish, and the fried potatoes side dish. Drinks were good and wine list was reasonable. If you're looking for a great meal (and a less stuffy alternative to White Barn) I would check this out.
A charming place outside the center of Kennebunkport surrounded by trees. It is quiet outside but not inside where the music and talks are a bit loud . Exquisite cuisine, full of different and oiginal taste. My melon soup was marvelous as well as the scallops that were presented in a carrot puree with dfferent fresh herbs . A lot of character and pleasure! The bill was reasonable for the quality of the cuisine. The place is warmly decorated with a fireplace, wood and some glittering.
Farm to table, very fresh ingredients. Great presentation, delicious food. Price a little high. A little on the dark side, or dimly lit if you prefer.
The food here is amazing. This was our second visit. It is pricey but that won't stop us from going back.. The uniqueness of the meal makes it worth it. I had the scallops and my husband had the skirt steak. The portions look small but everything is very rich and filling.
Excellent original dishes--delicious + beautifully presented. Lovely location + surroundings . Inside was a little noisy
We started with a drink at the bar. Patrick mixed up one of Earth's signature coctails, to my taste, and it was perfect! We don't live close enough for a casual 'drop by', but if we did, we would definitely stop by. We actually perfer to eat at the bar at many restaurants. Love the 'twinkle light' tree above the bar. Our food was delicious. We enjoyed appetizer, main course, and dessert and left comfortably full, not stuffed. Great place! Highly recommended and we will be back.
We haven't been back to KBT in a number of years and tried Earth based on listing in Open Table. the food was fabulous in a comfortable rustic yet modern setting. Servers were friendly, knowledgeable, and very helpful. Everything was perfectly prepared with an amazing blend of favors creatively presented. The atmosphere was casual yet elegant. We met a couple coming out who drives up and back from Boston every 2 or 3 weeks. Now that's a testimonial.
This was our third visit and again,we had a great meal. We visit Kennebunkport twice a year during the summer and once in the fall and the big is disappointment for us is that they are already closed for the season when we are here in late October! : ( Food is fresh and creative as to flavors and prep and service is attentive and welcoming. You MUST have the peanut butter ice cream sunday for dessert - so good!
Great recommendation from a friend'. Food spectacular, drinks swell--Bet of all was the Staff' Hostess very cordial, seated at our reservation time. Table service was perfect in all respects. Five Star server Patrice made this wonderful dining experience complete. Will return next summer.
Best fine dining in Maine & the Seacoast area, hands down!
Delicious and innovative, rustic but elegant cottage resort restaurant, vegetable and flower garden, local specialty foods
Earth has a very magical ambience. The air was cool and so a fire warmed the indoors. While outside three more fires roared reflecting in the pond in the back. The food was wonderful and artistically designed. It was an event more than simply dinner out.
This is the second year in a row that we ate at Earth and each time was amazing. Our waitress was fantastic and her recommendations were perfect. Both this year and last year our first bites were amazing fusions of tastes that we had never experienced, and we have eaten at a lot of terrific restaurants.
EXCELLENT! I could not have asked for a better evening!
Great dinner, really enjoyed the peppers listed under snacks, entries were excellent, as well as the rest of dinner. You can see why all the tables were full. The surroundings are beautiful and rustic just like Maine should be.
It was our first time there, and we loved it. Best food in Kennebunkport, no question. Very vegetarian friendly as well.
We had heard it was good, pricey but good. Well we thought it was worth every penny. We could not find anything that was not extraordinary. Details are their forte. Someone inspected every single dish that left the kitchen and sent it back if it did not meet their expectations. We went on 8/26 we are going again with friends on 8/20 and 8/27. I will be bringing my entire family and friends there for my 70th next summer. I cannot say enough about it. I am very picky and critical but everything exceeded my expectations. It made for a wonderful evening!
This place rates right up there is the best restaurants in New England if not the US. A creative menu in a spectacular venue. Every dish was superb. I wish this place were a little closer to Boston but it is worth the drive even if only for the evening. If the weather complies the outdoor tables in the garden are a real treat. Add a small pasta plate in between appetizer and main course - they are unique and tasty. Bravo !! (ignore the negative or averate reviews there is nothing short of outstanding at this place).
Expensive but worth it. It's a beautiful spot in the woods. Clearly this resort was specially designed to look rustic yet high end.
It will be tough to beat the dinners we had here this past weekend! From the Foie gras, to the swordfish, diver scallops to the roasted potatoes in a cast iron skillet with cherries and cheese...all was delicious. My husband and I go back again and again.
It took a while to get there thru the backwoods, but is well worth it. The food was fresh and inventive. Even the simple dishes. Service was excellent. No pressure to leave only that we simply enjoy our selves. We were so taken by the restaurant we want to revisit but stay at the spa on our next trip and experience the entire facility.
This is my 2nd time at Earth and it did not disappoint! The atmosphere is so beautiful with soft lighting and music. The food is extraordinarily clean,fresh and beautifully layered with flavor and each bite only leaves you wanting more! I look forward to returning next season. If you are in the area, do not miss this "hidden" gem!
Loved the food, our GPS couldn't find it, so thank goodness we had the address, wouldn't have wanted to miss it!
Not easy to locate but it was worth the drive. They stick to the idea food to table Don't waste your time on the flats read... Be adventurous !! You won't be sorry! Save room for the dessert!
I stayed at the Tides Beach Club for a Sept get-away and I was pleased to find out that we could use the sister properties' amenities at Hidden Pond. That is how we came about finding Earth, the restaurant at Hidden Pond. This place is a hidden gem. The service was outstanding without being pretentious. The ambience is cozy and chic. You feel as if you've arrived to 007's camp (if there ever was such a thing)! and the food was delicious - farm to fork. One of the top 5 meals I've ever had. Heirloom tomatoes with basil cream, fried main potatoes with aoli and cheese curds. Flaky flounder and afresh cucumber sauce. We also ordered the chicken in a mushroom sauce. Perfection. Don't skip out on the ape cider doughnuts! Sparking Shiraz!
Eating at Earth was ...yes....unearthly! It was a magnificent eating experience, with exemplary service and great design.
You can't beat this place. Food, service, atmosphere...everything is just fantastic!
A restaurant at this price point needs to have it's level of service at a much higher level. Upon arrival we were left standing at the hostess station while the hostess discussed some issue with another employee. Once seated we ordered drinks and then waited twenty minutes for them to arrive. The wait was so long that we had ordered dinner before they arrived.
We recently went there with a party of 10 and we're overwhelmed not only by the superb quality of food being served, but by the atmosphere, staff attentiveness and overall inviting, 'cozy' feel of the restaurant. We started with cocktails outside while seated around a real wood burning fire pit before moving inside to gather around a farmers table for dinner. We ended the evening by eating our desert in the bar while comfortably seated on couches in front of a blazing fire! Overall an outstanding, memorable Saturday night and cannot wait to return.
Although Earth is a little out of the way, it is very worth the the time to find it. The atmosphere was fantastic in it's secluded location. The interior decor was amazing and the service was outstanding, but all this took a back seat to the food! It was one of the very best meals we have ever had. I am looking forward to my next trip to Maine so I can visit Earth again.
We were three widows who had a wonderful dinner and a delightful evening! We were treated as important guests which is not always the case when women are dining together. Thank you...
We were seated promptly in the warm cozy dining room. The wine list was a pleaser for everyone, every plate that came to the table left empty from the heirloom tomatoes to the apple cider donuts. We particularly loved the scallops with smoked carrots. Service went above and beyond, offering to set us up for dessert in front of the fireplace on the most comfortable couch I've experienced! Don't miss this place
We shared a small plate of apples baked with bacon and blue cheese that was out of this world, followed by a spectacular display of heirloom tomatoes, then a wonderful pasta dish and an even better local chicken main dish. It was worth every penny and we ended up eating there all 3 nights during our stay at the lodge.
This was a great destination restaurant for us. Off the beaten path hidden in the woods it is a gem. Almost everything on menu is farm to table. I had the fried oysters followed by scallops with yogurt and sunflower seeds. Only complaint was that it was too much food! Beware that it got quite noisy so quiet conversations not possible
it was our 4th time at Earth ... And once again, it was just delicious !!! The service was perfect with Brianna, the ambiance and the food out of this world !!!! Thank you and we will be back ! Diane and friends
From the design, to the innovative but not pretentious menu, to the excellent service and wine list, Earth offers something special. Even the most sophisticated restaurant goer will appreciate this place. Wish we lived closer so we could go all the time. We highly recommend Earth.
Earth was an amazing restaurant both for the food and the atmosphere. From the appetizers to the dessert, the flavors were incredible and the portions were just right. The bar was so much fun too! Sitting by the roaring fire after dinner was relaxing. I would highly recommend this place to my friends and can't wait to go back!
Earth at Hidden Pond is a true gem! This place does not disappoint, very comfortable atmosphere, great wait staff and the food is both very delicious and creative. We will definitely be back as this has become our new favorite place.
This restaurant is a real hidden gem at Hidden Pond in Kennebunkport, ME Our dining experience was amazing from beginning to end! We enjoyed a relaxed pace while being pampered by our waiter, Matt. From the sparkling wine at first all the way to the decadent dessert(s) at the end, Matt was attentive to our every need. The food is a feast for the eyes and for the taste buds...some wonderful mixtures of flavors with every bite!! Earth is a MUST when visiting Kennebunkport!
This was our second visit to this very secluded enclave of cottages and the restaurant Earth. I knew there was a reason that we came back and that was for the food and the ambiance. The building is on the rustic side with a good mixture of stone and wood and a grand stone fireplace with real wood burning the whole evening. Probably the nicest part of the overall ambiance was the lighting, PERFECT! I hope to stay there before they close at the end of October and again relive the prior wonderful experiences.
Had a really lovely experience at Earth. Great for a special occasion!
Everything was fantastic: the place, the meal, the people. Fish cooking was perfect. Hope to return very soon
Earth creatively cooks and present a great variety of locally sourced foods. The chef deserves his many accolades. Hard to imagine that a simply dressed plate of heirloom tomatoes could be so stunningly flavorful and exotic. The starters are well worth sampling. Sharing dishes is welcomed. The wood fired oven grilled food , especially the pizzas, are consistently superb. The surroundings are over the top! It might be best described as a fantasy version of Northern Exposure log cabin with touches of 21st centuiry moderne. The back bar's floor to ceiling display of liquor bottles is impressive. The immediate outdoor surroundings include the hidden pond, a smartly designed swimming pool and even a roaring bonfire the night we dined..


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Flowers May Adapt Faster than Thought to Climate Change
One of the big worries about climate change is that organisms will be unable to migrate or adapt quickly enough to deal with all the coming changes to their environments, which could lead to a lot of extinctions. But a new study led by the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, which appears in Molecular Biology and Evolution, shows that some plants may be able to adapt more quickly than expected due to epigenetics.
In traditional genetics, adaptation occurs through the development of random mutations in DNA and the survival, through natural selection, of those better fit for an organism's environment. It is a slow process. But the genetics of organisms are actually far messier, and the DNA sequence of a gene is only one part of the picture. For instance, with DNA methylation, a methyl group attaches to DNA and results in less expression of that gene. Epigenetic effects like this can be directly influenced by an organism's environment, and they can be quickly passed on to subsequent generations.
The new study focused on three recently formed species of European marsh orchids of the Dactylorhiza genus. The three species are very similar genetically, but have different appearances (though they're all purple) and live in different environments. The researchers determined that the three orchid species diverged so quickly not because of changes in DNA sequence, but because of epigenetic variation.
"Our results show the importance of the environment in altering inherited traits in these orchids and also contributing to biodiversity," said leader researcher Ovidiu Paun. "The epigenetic level of natural variation can be adaptive and has the potential to be rapidly released, in a few generations, in contrast to genetic variation."
This means that plants, at least, may be able to adapt to a new environment more quickly than scientists had thought. However, Paun warns that these results also imply that trying to save threatened species by relocating them to places like botanical gardens for preservation could backfire. The plants could just as quickly lose the traits that made them so well adapted to their home ecosystem.
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I am glad to hear at least some beautiful things will survive global warming. However, I am not surprised to see this. We have orchids growing in the wild of Florida that have come from all over the Caribbean, Central America, and Northern South America.
Orchids did not become the second largest plant family in the world with out being able to adapt.
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