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JORY Restaurant at The Allison Inn & Spa
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We have been to Jory twice, each time to celebrate a birthday. The service is impeccable and the food is amazing! The menu changes are dependent upon what is local and fresh. We will definitely return!
AMAZING! So amazing we couldn't stop eating and left painfully full. First of all we try Truffle Fries everywhere we go, and hands down these were the best and most amazing! We also had a flat bread with some BBQ Pork, deliscious! We should have stopped there. I had the bouillabaisse. I was a little scared when I saw this giant bowl arrive after I mowed down all the fries and flatbread, but it was SO good and nice and light. The Mr. had the wood-fired wagyu strip loin, it was fabulous but a lot! This is not one of those high end places where you get a tiny portion by any means. The desserts were fabulous as well.
We had a group of six people and had the best service along with outstanding meals, highly recommend to anyone.
Wonderful service, lovely atmosphere in the heart of wine country, and many delicious food choices. Most times I have been utterly enchanted by The Jory, but on this occasion the menu was full of over-sauced, over ground items and lacking in meat choices. The only poultry or lamb choice came in sausage form with gnocchi and a ragout. The lamb ragout had some savory moments, but it was very oily on the plate and highly acidic. Still, if you want to splurge, you can't beat the ambience and the chance of a few delicious moments. Desserts are splendid, done right, and the overall portions are perfect.
we thoroughly enjoyed our experience at the Jory. And it was na experience that I highly recommend.
Thank you for a wonderful experience. We took our mother for her birthday and were treated with fabulous attention and service. Everyone's dishes were perfectly cooked, as well as extremely fresh and flavorful. We were all very happy with our entire evening. Thanks for helping to make a memory that will last a lifetime.
Our trip to Wine Country in Oregon was short so we tried to hit all the top recommended restaurants (Jory, Tina's, Joel Palmer House, and The Painted Lady). All were great, however Jory was our favorite. We enjoyed the diversity of the menu. The appetizers were outstanding. The halibut was amazing. My husband had ravioli. It was the best ever. Dessert was delicious. We greatly appreciated the service and the ability of the staff to accommodate our change in flights and therefore our change in reservation. They seated us at 9:10 which was after their last seating (at 9:00). Complimentary valet parking was unexpected but so nice. It was the perfect way to top off a busy and hectic travel day.
Went for lunch. Great experience, the service was superb and the food delicious. Great place for special occasions. Can't wait to come back.
The Jory Restaurant at the Allison Spa is a NW gem. We enjoyed a relaxing dinner with impeccable service, delious food and a great deal of attention to the fine details. I even was raving about the level of service the next day. I hope to come back soon, while the weather is still warm and dine outside. Thanks for making our dinner an occasion to remember.
There is nothing else like this in the Pacific Northwest. Great setting, amazing food and a fantastic selection of wine.
As always our visit to Jory was exellent, look forward to our next visit. We are planning on staying there for a few days some time. One small peeve, $28.00 for two glasses of Argyle champagne is to much I feel.
We had one of the most fabulous meals we've had in *years* at Jory. Everything way surpassed expectation and transcended into the sublime- from food to service to setting to ambiance to wines (we were in the area for wine tasting in the Willamette Valley). Jory grows all of their own vegetables and I cant even begin to convey the freshness and flavor of the vegetables we had with our meal- we could have made a meal out of the vegetables alone! We were also particularly impressed with the level of food and wine knowledge evident among all the staff that helped serve us,i.e. not just the wine steward was highly educated with regard to the local wines)
The food to price value is excellent - excellent quality food beautifully prepared
My husband and I stayed at The Alison for several days and Jory was one of the highlights of our stay. The menu offered a wonderful selection and the service was excellent. Brunch on the terrace was so peaceful, combining beautiful views with delicious cuisine. Every meal we experienced at Jory was always accompanied with "This is the best I've had in a long time...".
Jory is one of the finer restaurants we have tried. The food was outstanding and the service was attentive without feeling rushed. We enjoyed two meals there...dinner and breakfast and both were great.
Missing the casual elegant touch, it felt a bit cold. Everything a bit too forced. Starters were great, main courses need some work.
Enjoyed everything about Jory. Service, food, ambience. They are the full package. Wish we could be here longer to try the entire menu. Thank you Jory for a delightful experience.
Great brunch at Jory. Grilled Salmon was perfect. Next time I'm staying at The Allison Resort and Spa.
This was our second dinner at Jory in 4 months. The menu choices were well-varied. The food was perfectly prepared. The staff members were attentive but not obtrusive. The diners in the restaurant were from varied backgrounds, yet all were treated with the same attention and respect, something satisfying to observe. Overall, a delicious meal and a very pleasant experience.
We stayed at the Allison and thought that was a great resort and that the JORY is an Outstanding restaurant. Recommend JORY over the Painted Lady, which was good, but very over priced.
Had a wonderful and inventive meal here! My husband's ragu was some of the best ever but a very unusual preparation. Pinot noir and plum sorbet was fantastic!
Outstanding food and service, amazing wine list and wonderful ambience!
Hands down, this was the best breakfast I've ever experienced! One of the best meals... Ordered the crab cakes eggs Benedict, everything on the plate was perfection. Really!
Jory Restaurant has a beautiful patio to enjoy your meal outside in the summer months. We both had the prix fixe lunch, sampling 3 seasonal menu items for $23. Wine pairings for the courses are an additional $16 but was worth it. The house smoked tuna used in the tuna melt was unlike anything I have ever tasted, delicious! This is a wonderful find in Oregon's wine country!
Food was very good. Menu was somewhat limited. Service was excellent and everyone was very friendly. Nice outdoor atmosphere for dinner.
Took my mom here as a special treat and from the complimentary valet service with very kind people helping us (she's a bit frail) through the door, to the wonderful service, food and wine to the surroundings, this place won in every way. We went for brunch with most of us having the Benedict, both regular and crab. All of it wonderful. My husband who rarely eats pasta insisted on taking his leftover Mac & Cheese home with us. That is a first in 10 years. As one exec put it at the company I work at "Who knew you could find this kind of place in Oregon?" That's a bit snobby but it's the kind of place you'd expect in Napa where there is a lot more money.
We live in the Willamette Valley and have been hesitant to try this local spot worried that it was all hype. We were pleasantly surprised to have all of our low expectations broken by the amazing service, superb food, and truly "wine country" ambience. We are now going to put this on our frequent visit list and are planning on both a hotel and spa stay even though we live less than 20 minutes away.
From the minute you drive up, walk in and are seated, this place impresses. Our server was extremely knowledgeable about the drinks, the food, the area, the restuarant, etc. She had the sommelier help us with wines and he was the best I've ever had! He asked a lot of questions related to our tastes and then brought out four bottles to discuss. We then picked one and it was fantastic! Our food was all done perfectly; fish dishes moist, vegetables fresh, and everything very tasty. Good portions, and prices are very reasonable for such a high end place. Food was the best we had in the Willamette Valley. I can see why the Inn is booked pretty solid; it's beautiful and you'd never want to leave the premises (except to go wine tasting).
Nicely spaced tables for a group , excellent service , good food and a very good value for money wine list Would do again
Gracious dining without the "uppity attitude". The "lunch tasting" entree was excellent.
I took my friend there for her birthday. Not only was the food superb, service friendly and excellent but her birthday treat was MAGNIFICENT. I had a hamburger which was done exactly as I had ordered it, and the house fries were the best I had ever had.....fries?......crisp on the outside, soft on the inside. Delightful experience. Do not use Bing maps for directions to get to Allison Inn & Spa. They are not even close to correct. Use Google or better yet search Jory Restaurant.
Perfect spot for a special occasion. We ate breakfast/brunch on both our mornings here and it was delicious. The service was great and the space is very relaxing and serene.
Jory is a culinary experience that is worth the small missteps by the wait staff. Hostess seems overwhelmed leaving us waiting for our table 10 minutes beyond our reservation. I had to inquire to get seated. Getting a drink can be a frustration as well. With that behind us, the meal was simply wonderful. I'd certainly return and will again tonight.
Great food, great service! Corn soup, Wagu beef, even the after dinner cheese plate - all delicious! Atmosphere is nice, but nothing extraordinary, unlike the rest of the resort which is the best place we have ever stayed hands down. A perfect place for the last night of your stay when you don't want to leave the beautiful Inn. Definitely recommend!
An unexpected find. Thought I would try JORY on my travels through Williamette Valley. Glad I did!!! Food and Service were excellent. Wine list better than others and the sommelier was extremely helpful.
We recently stayed at the Allison for a weekend get-away. We had a chance to have dinner and brunch for the first time at Jory. We have had linch a couple of times in previous visits to Jory, but this is the first time we were staying at the Allison itself. The service was very upscale without being overly formal. The food certainly lived up to my high expectations. The wine was so good that it promted us to vist the winery the next day to see if we could get more to take home.
My wife and I love to eat here, our waitress was a delight, very good food look forward to our next visit. Will be taking some friends for dinner as a reward for a favor soon. I look forward to having oysters there always good.
It wasn't the best in Newberg. The menu was small but we were easily able to find something we liked. The scallops were amazing! The steak was good but it wasn't as good as a steakhouse steak, nor did we expect it to be. The staff was very friendly, the wine list was extensive to say the least and they were spot on with recommendations. I have it 4 stars because for the money, we preferred another restaurant better.
Great food, good service -- very nice place. We'll come back next year for our next anniversary.
Dinner was absolutely over the top. Elegant and delicious.
This was one of our best dining experiences. Every course was seasoned correctly and the service was excellent. We were skeptical Eating in a hotel but this was different. We split a salad and each had a dinner. I had the pork and my husband the salmon. The wood fired entrees hit the spot on a cool fall night. The vegetables and starches that came with the meal were exceptional as well. I asked the waiter about them and he was knowledgable about the preparation.The dessert ( butterscotch boudin) was the perfect ending to a great meal.
Great food and service, wonderful view. We had dinner and breakfast at the Jory and it was exceptional. The wine list is incredible.
I've been three times (for breakfast, lunch, and brunch) and have had great meals every time. Pricey brunch, but it's worth it. Amazingly good burgers, though between both the bun and the burger are so thick I couldn't get my mouth around the whole thing!
Superb restaurant! One of our favorite restaurants in the Portland/Willamette Valley region.
We've lived in Portland for just over seven years and while most of the fine dining establishments we've tried have been good, none have truly rivaled some of those we found when we lived in Washington, DC. This place was spectacular. All the food was cooked to perfection and the service was equally top-notch. Great wine selection as well. We can't wait to come back and stay at the inn!


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Brooklyn NY…It's a well-known secret amongst kosher retailers that prepared foods are "profitable and an important part of a kosher grocery store or supermarket." At Brooklyn's Pomegranate, the prepared food section is positioned near the entrance of the store and by all accounts appears to be the busiest section in the store. Abraham Banda, the store's owner, says he invests a great deal into constantly improving his prepared foods, even retaining a world-class chef to improve every one of his dishes. Upscale stores like Landau's in Boro Park have also recently upgraded their prepared food sections in an effort to attract younger customers and to boost profits. In interviews with a half dozen retailers, Kosher Today has learned that the prepared foods section offers the retailers margins they do not realize in other sections of the store. One of the retailers said that prepared foods represent nearly 28% of his store's revenues, up from 10% just five years ago. Other retailers gave figures of 15% – 25%. The retailers agree that they have experienced a dramatic increase in demand for a broad array of prepared foods by younger customers. "Their very busy lifestyle means that they will be dividing their week between home cooking, serving prepared foods, and eating out," said one retailer. "We are also catering to a new generation of kosher foodies who covet themed prepared foods." The retailers say that another significant change is the demand for a more diverse menu that goes beyond the traditional Shabbos foods. "I sell almost as much cholent on a Wednesday than I do on a Thursday or Friday, but the big news is how much of the exotic dishes I sell almost everyday" said one of the retailers. He admitted that markups often exceed 100% and are a good way to balance the tiny margins realized in other sections of the store. Some like Banda said that margins were still not great because of the high cost of research and development as well as labor.
In mainstream supermarkets, there has been a major shift towards healthier prepared foods. Whole Foods Market has recently stepped up its prepared foods offerings. Its new "Health Starts Here" initiative plans to offer healthier pre-fab options, limiting add-ons such as refined flour, sugar, oil and processed ingredients. If there is one complaint by kosher consumers it is that there are not enough "healthier" prepared food options. Convenience is a key driver for U.S. consumers who are increasingly turning to prepared foods purchased at the supermarket deli for in-home suppers, reports market research firm The NPD Group, whose recently released "DeliTrack" study finds easy at-home meals to be the top-ranked reason that consumers buy supermarket prepared foods. According to NPD's "DeliTrack," about one in five adults purchases a prepared food item in a typical week. When making prepared food purchase decisions, consumers' top picks are chicken or turkey items, sandwiches, deli salads such as potato salad, and leaf salads. These four types of foods account for just over half of all deli-prepared food purchases. In kosher, the popular dishes include fish, dips, salads, and many side dishes.


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45 miles S of Santa Cruz; 116 miles S of San Francisco; 335 miles N of Los Angeles
Local hero John Steinbeck captured the gritty lives of the working class in Cannery Row, when Monterey was the sardine capital of the Western Hemisphere. After the sardines disappeared, Monterey was forced to fish for tourist dollars instead; hence, an array of boutiques, knickknack stores, and theme restaurants now reside in converted sardine factories along the bay. Distance yourself from the Row, however, and you'll discover Monterey is a serene seaside community with magnificent vistas, stately Victorians, and a number of quality lodgings and restaurants.
Things to Do
When visiting Monterey, it has to be done: Stroll down Cannery Row for a historical journey in search of Steinbeck's muse (and a stuffed sea otter for your niece). Then sashay over to Fisherman's Wharf to nosh on little cups of ceviche, crab, clam chowder and shrimp. Journey inside the Monterey Bay Aquarium, the #1 aquarium in the world.
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We beg of you: Take a sea kayak tour of placid Monterey Bay and get eye-to-eye with a sea otter. Next, rent some bikes and cruise the Coastal Bike Trail while keeping an eye out for sea otters, sea lions, dolphins, and whales. After scuba diving, paddle boarding, deep sea fishing, and whale watching, take a scenic drive to nearby Carmel, Pebble Beach, and Big Sur.
Nightlife & Entertainment
Monterey host's the world's longest-running jazz festival, so there's always live music somewhere in town. Pubs include Mucky Duck and Crown & Anchor. A nightcap at Schooners Bistro overlooking the Monterey Bay is always a pleasure. Or join the spirited crowd at the piano bar at Restaurant at Mission Ranch.
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You'll find everything from greasy (Bubba Gump's) to gourmet (Montrio Bistro). By day nothing beats lunching at the seaside cafes atop Fisherman's Wharf. By night, it's Papá Chano's for chilies rellenos and local fave Tarpy's Roadhouse for meatloaf and mash. Rise and shine at Rosine's for belly-filling breakfast plates.
The temperate coast of California is an enjoyable destination, and American Airlines flights to Monterey put you in perfect position for discovering the best the area has to offer. There are so many fun things to do in Monterey, including surfing, whale watching, kayaking and golf. In addition, those who are fond of shopping or other indoor pursuits will find plenty of ways to spend their time.
A visit to the acclaimed Monterey Bay Aquarium is one of the most well-known activities in Monterey. The Aquarium features nearly 200 galleries and exhibits devoted to the diverse habitats of Monterey Bay. It even includes one of the world's largest jellyfish galleries. The Aquarium features more than 35,000 animals and plants representing over 550 species of fish, invertebrates, mammals, reptiles, birds and plants found in Monterey Bay and other marine habitats around the world.
The Aquarium stands on the site of what was historic Cannery Row's largest fish-packing plant, which brings us to another one of our favorite things to do in Monterey. Cannery Row itself features an alluring array of shops, restaurants and family-friendly activities. This historic waterfront district is said to be where the noted American writer John Steinbeck drew inspiration.
Once you've experienced Cannery Row, it's an easy walk along the city's Recreation Trail to Fisherman's Wharf, another one of the top activities in Monterey. You'll likely be able to spot harbor seals and sea otters in their natural habitats along the way when you pass by the Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary.
Did you realize that Monterey is one of the most historic cities in the state of California? It's not unusual to stumble upon original adobe structures on street corners, some of which are open for tours.
Of course, there are also a number of things to do in Monterey for the more adventure-minded. The city's beaches and its over 35 parks offer any number of outdoor pursuits, from water activities such as surfing, sailing and kayaking to camping, hiking and biking, all with beautiful scenery.
If exploring this California destination sounds interesting, fly to Monterey with American Airlines. We make it easy and convenient to discover everything this friendly place has to offer. Search flights and plan your trip today.
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MANCHESTER — The city's ambulance provider has forgiven balances and provided refunds after overbilling patients in 2011 and in the first quarter of 2012, Manchester Fire Chief James Burkush said.
Burkush said a "human error" on the part of American Medical Response resulted in patients being overbilled.
In a letter to the Board of Mayor and Aldermen, he said the company's general manager, Brendan McNiff, had the company perform an in-house audit, which found that 323 ambulance trips out of nearly 5,000 in 2011 and in the first months of 2012 had been "incorrectly billed."
Burkush said the city is going to conduct another audit to confirm AMR's findings.
The company forgave outstanding incorrect balances and issued $16,000 in refunds to patients who had already paid the incorrect bills, Burkush said.
He said the city's rate for ambulance services is about $600, depending on how many miles the ambulance has to drive to get a patient to a hospital.
In his letter to the board, Burkush said the company retrained employees in the billing office and will perform quarterly audits to ensure "accuracy and compliance with the contract" the company has with the city.
The city has an option to extend its contract with AMR for an additional two years when the current contract expires in December.
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Jeremy Silverman's strength on the field is only matched by his strength of character. A shot put and discus thrower for UCLA, the 21-year-old student athlete has a kind, grounded quality.
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SALINAS, Calif. -- Outgoing Salinas mayor Dennis Donohue reflected on what he calls the "best seat in the house" over the last six years.
"I've been really appreciative of the opportunity to serve in this capacity, so I'll miss it," he said.
He said despite a spike in violence and financial struggles, he said one of the city's best traits is its resiliency.
"I think the bottom line is we had a plan, made progress against the plan, and the community stepped forward over and over again," Donohue said.
When the city saw its murder total jump to 29 in 2009, Donohue said Salinas reached out to state and federal partners for help to suppress the gang violence.
And in the wake of the Capital One shutdown earlier this year, Donohue said Salinas implemented a marketing plan to become more business friendly.
Although that building still doesn't have a new owner, Donohue said the plan is working because the city's sales tax base has started to grow again, but he admits there's still work to be done.
"If you look at our tax base, it's still a relatively poor city on dollars per capita to spend per resident, and that really manifests itself to public safety," he said.
Donohue believes the new mayor, Joe Gunter, should push for more police officers on the streets. Last week, Gunter told Central Coast News one of his top priorities is public safety and plans to get more officers.
As a businessman in this community, Donohue is confident the Taylor Farms and Alisal Marketplace projects will bring more jobs and money to the city.
"We can set our watch that within 10 years this will be fundamentally a more peaceful city," Donohue said.
Donohue dismissed rumors he will be staying on the payroll in Salinas as a consultant.
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On June 5 in the Americas and June 6 in the rest of the world, people will be able to see one of the rarest predictable events in astronomy: a solar transit of the planet Venus. Over a six-hour period the disk of Venus will be silhouetted against the sun. Seeing it safely requires a special eye-protection filter, available for a dollar or so—alternately, a telescope or binoculars can safely project an image onto a wall or sheet of paper. But if you miss it, your next chance won't come until the year 2117.
Every century or so, the relative orbital motions of Earth and Venus bring them into perfect alignment with the sun, producing a pair of transits separated by eight years. Only six transits have been observed in history: in 1639; 1761 and 1769; 1874 and 1882; and 2004. Observing them was once the "noblest problem in astronomy" (as an English Astronomer Royal put it), because until the 20th century it was the only way to determine the distance from Earth to the sun. Hundreds of expeditions went as far north and as far south as possible to make giant triangles with Venus and thereby maximize the precision of the measurement. The most famous was probably Captain Cook's voyage to Tahiti in 1769.
Transits have lost none of their capacity to surprise astronomers. At the time of the 2004 event, nobody alive had seen one. I remember watching it on images streaming back from NASA spacecraft. When Venus was about halfway onto the sun's edge, the planet's atmosphere became visible, bending sunlight toward us. This unexpected phenomenon has led us to plan worldwide observations of Venus's atmosphere during the upcoming event. We should be able to detect a dimming of the sun by a tenth of a percent as Venus blocks that much of the sun's disk. Our view should help researchers interpreting Venus's atmosphere with the European Space Agency's Venus Express spacecraft. In addition, it provides ground truth for the Kepler spacecraft's observations of exoplanetary transits around other stars.
I personally will observe from the University of Hawaii's solar telescope on Haleakala volcano on Maui, supported by the Committee for Research and Exploration of the National Geographic Society. I hope to incorporate results from the space-based observations in time to include them in my address to the American Astronomical Society in Alaska the following week. And we hope that people in 2117, as the next transit of Venus approaches, look back at the scientists of 2012 and say we carried on with skill the tradition of Captain Cook and the Astronomers Royal.


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I'm asking for any type of info that can help me through out my cycle. I'm having my 21st b-day this sat, therefore, I wont start my cycle till the following Monday.
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Bench - 295
I don't squat. Bad knee and all I hear is negative remarks from aging body builders.
I dead-lift - 395
Its going to be a 7 week cycle.
Steroids included....
D-bol - 10 mg Blue hearts (85 of them).
Deca (Nandrolone Decanoate) by alpha pharma (green caps) - 6 amps (3 weeks worth)
Doses go like.....
Weeks one through four...
30 mgs on workout days. 20 mgs on off days. Will take one off day a week.
Weeks five through seven...
This is were I need some input. Half life of deca is 3 days, correct? So, shot every 72 hours? Equals to twice a week.
I'm doing the deca because I want the puffiness to turn to soildness..LOL
I also hear that deca helps remove some water retention, might cure joint pain forever, and will help me keep my strength gained from d-bol, if not increase. Am I right about this?
I need some input on the whole process of injection. From step one to the end. This is important, for I don't want to shoot any air into my blood stream and die.. lol
Do I NEED anything other than nolva for 4 weeks?
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MMOs and the End Game
Too many people, it seems, view MMOs as a long path to the actual game. "What is the End Game like?" posts plague beta forums. Some of you know I play Anarchy Online. My main on there, Emallson, is only level 78 (out of 220). I have spent two years getting him there. When I tell people that, they ask why. "Is it hard to level? Is it slow? Why don't you quit?" The point of an MMO is not the End Game, but the journey.
This idea struck home to me as I was looking through WoW private servers. The I80 (Instant 80, you login, and create a new level 80) servers have the highest turnover rate. On those servers there is no journey! On hi-rate servers, the turnover rate is not nearly as high, but still far higher than lo-rate servers. Why? Because there is less of a journey.
I have a problem grinding. I really hate it. So when I play MMOs, I generally don't grind, I explore. I travel around, seeing the sights and slaying anything that tries to prevent me. In this way, I end up leveling (albeit more slowly) and gain an appreciation for the fantastic world which the developers of whatever MMO I happen to be playing have created.


text: Welcome to Ios A real treasure in the Cyclades Islands just a stones throw from the popular islands of Santorini and Myconos in the South Aegean. With a population of 1,838 and a land area of 110 km², the main town is called CHORA (which in greek means "village"). With it's beautiful beaches, blue/green waters, breathtaking scenery and a full program from dawn to dusk with the bakeries, restaurants, shops and the bars and clubs rockin' 'til the sun comes up. The best of which can be found on the map. Rent a scooter or car and take a trip around the island. Your journey will take you past some of the most scenic spots, from the beachs at Koumbara, Agia Theotoki, Psathi and Mylopotas to one of the most beautiful in Greece - Maganari beach at the other end of the island. Ios is famed for its abundence of churches, try and take the time to visit some of the islands churches and especially if you are here in September, you can not miss Moni Agias Theodoti festival held every year on the 8th of September. Also worth a visit are the attractions of Homer's Tomb, the open air theater, the Archaeological museum and the old castle. Ios Town, also known as The Village, is a dazzling mix of white houses and blue domed churches. There are ruins of the Venetian fortress, built in `1400 by Marco Crispi, remains of the ancient walls, and 12 windmills above the town. The Port has a busy little harbour with yachts and fishing boats, good fish tavernas and quieter accommodation than Ios town.


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We just posted a video of the new Push video technology from the AVTech AVN80X 1.3 Megapixel Network Camera. The AVTech Push technology does not just send you an email when motion is detected, it will push a video clip right to your phone.
Check out this YouTube video we made called: Live Demo of AVTech Push Video for iPhone
The AVTech AVN80X 1.3 Megapixel Network Camera is made by AVTech, one of the leading OEM makers of DVR's in Taiwan. They have some great new technologies including the AVTech AVH306 Self Configuring 6 Camera Network Video Recorder with HDMI out, so you can hook up an LCD flat screen TV!
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The AVTech AVN80X 1.3 Megapixel Network Camera is a high quality IP camera made of metal, has 1MP resolution standard, micro SD card slot, white LED for viewing in the dark, a heat activated motion sensor, microphone, and speaker! All for a little over $200. Quite a lot of quality in a little box. You can even hook up a couple motion sensors or door/window sensors to record when they are tripped.
To set up the push video, you do need to have access to opening a port on your router, and the detailed instructions go over the step-by-step procedure to getting the video to work. If you can't program a VCR, do not try this @ home folks, get an expert. Otherwise if you can open the port, and find all routers IP address and can follow instructions, you can get this to work.
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Posted: Jan 2, 2013 3:48 PM by Adam Bell
Updated: Jan 2, 2013 3:54 PM
YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK - The Yellowstone National Park bison herd has grown to an estimated 4,200, raising concerns about how to manage the animal.
Yellowstone National Park is looking at several options to reduce the bison population, including the possibility of slaughtering several hundred, in order to cut the number inside the park down to its target number.
"The Interagency Bison Management Plan partners created a target population of 3,000 about a dozen years ago," says park spokesperson Al Nash.
With the latest estimate of 4,200 bison in the park, the challenge is to find ways to manage these growing numbers. Darrel Geist with the Buffalo Field Campaign, believes this target number set by the IBMP is too low.
"This target population of 3,000, is not a scientific number. Generally speaking, 5,000 mature adults are needed to sustain a viable population over the long term," says Geist.
Several options in reducing the bison population have been considered, including hunting. Through Dec. 31, around 50 bison have been killed in Montana, the majority killed by tribal members. These limited numbers have led the park to consider other options, including the possibility of slaughtering them.
"Choosing the park, as a slaughter ground for bison, that is what is proposed to do this winter season. Several hundred buffalo captured purposefully, to slaughter," said Geist.
Nash responded, saying, "We have no intentions of rounding up bison in the park and sending them to slaughter."
Nash also added that if, and he emphasized the "if," the bison were to wander outside the northern boundary of the park, and repeated attempts to haze them back inside the park's boundary were unsuccessful, the park could move those bison into a holding facility.
However, with a Governor Executive Order still in effect, stopping the transport of bison for any reason in Montana, the park would be unable to ship these bison out for slaughter.


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Last week we caught up with Stanford's Chris Derrick, the distance runner out of Neuqua Valley with Olympic ambitions. We mentioned the Cardinal's rich and varied athletic history, which includes John McEnroe, Tiger Woods and at least one national championship in 33 consecutive years.
But even Stanford isn't immune to the global financial crisis, as Mark Schlabach explains in a fascinating piece for ESPN.com. Stanford athletic director Bob Bowlsby told Schlabach that he will have to slash $7 million from his department over the next two and a half years. Bowlsby couldn't guarantee that sports won't be cut. Schlabach reports:
Across the country, Stanford isn't alone in its financial difficulties. Many athletic departments are struggling to balance their financial books after receiving less funding from state legislatures and fewer donations from alumni and boosters.
"There are people who have been profoundly affected by the economy and those who haven't been affected at all," Bowlsby said. "I expect the trickle-down will show its effects in sponsorships and multimedia deals and perhaps at the gates at places where tickets aren't in such high demand. We're a long way from the bottom of the well, in my opinion."
Stanford's economic woes are directly tied to the loss in value of its endowments, which are used to cover scholarship funding and other operating costs. In 2008, the Cardinal's athletic endowment was worth about $520 million. But the endowment lost about 20 to 30 percent of its value when the financial markets went south, dropping its current value to about $410 million. The value of the school's general endowment fell from $17.2 billion in 2008 to about $12 billion this fiscal year.


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LOS ANGELES - All eyes are on the NASA rover Curiosity. It is poised to begin drilling into a Martian rock soon.
There's less attention being paid to another Mars rover - Opportunity. The older rover is quietly embarking on its tenth year of exploration.
Compared to Curiosity, Opportunity is smaller and doesn't carry the same high-tech tools. But since landing in January 2004, it has made many discoveries including that Mars was once warmer and wetter than today.
Opportunity and its twin Spirit were only supposed to explore for three months, but both outlasted their original mission. Opportunity remains healthy and is studying interesting rocks in a massive crater. Spirit lost communication with Earth in 2010 shortly after getting stuck in Martian sand.
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Piiholo Ranch Zipline
Maui's newest zipline is a top-rate operation that takes great care to orient zip-riders before they actually take a jump. The first zip is over a gentle sloping meadow, so you can get the butterflies out of your stomach.
Maui's newest zipline is a top-rate operation that takes great care to orient zip-riders before they actually take a jump. The first zip is over a gentle sloping meadow, so you can get the butterflies out of your stomach.
Ahalanui Beach Park is also called 'the hot pond' because of its main attraction - a large, spring-fed thermal pool set in lava rock that's deep enough for swimming. It makes for a pretty sweet bathtub: water temperatures average 90°F, cement borders make for easy access, tropical fish abound, and, though the ocean pounds the adjacent seawall, the pool remains mellow.
Ocean Sports, established in 1981, monopolizes the ocean-activity market in South Kohala. Fortunately the company is well run, if slightly steep in its pricing. Cruises include whale watching ($93) and snorkeling tours ($132) aboard a 49-passenger catamaran. The company also offers glass-bottom boat rides ($28) and sunset dinner sails ($110).
Journey to Pearl Harbor and take a step back in time to an era of conflict and courage on this unforgettable Maui to Oahu day trip. Great for passengers of all ages, you'll visit the Arizona Memorial and USS Missouri, take a scenic tour of downtown Honolulu, and relive the moment in history that propelled America into World War II.
Visit Pearl Harbor and re-live the moment in history that propelled America into World War II at the USS Arizona Memorial without waiting in any lines! You'll skip the line at Pearl Harbor and visit the Punchbowl National Memorial Cemetery and do a Honolulu city tour, all before returning to your Waikiki hotel.
This tour begins at the visitors station, where you spend the first hour acclimatizing and watching Mauna Kea astronomy videos. After the orientation, you caravan up to the summit, where a docent talks about the telescopes, their history, ownership and what they're typically looking at. Tours visit at least one telescope, usually the WM Keck's 10m telescope.
Book your discount tickets to one of Oahu's top attractions, the Polynesian Cultural Center. Tickets to the Polynesian Cultural Center's eight island villages give you the rare chance to participate in the daily adventures of Hawaiian and other South Pacific cultures.
Sit back, relax and enjoy a lobster and tenderloin beef dinner on an Oahu dinner cruise along the Kahala coastline at sunset. Enjoy a 5-course meal at your own private table, followed by a Hawaiian show and dancing.
One of the odder sights on this otherwise lushly green drive are these mammoth caves formed by ancient lava flows.
The trailhead for the Waiakoa Loop Trail starts at the hunter check station ,5 miles up Waipoli Rd, which is all paved to this point. Walk three-quarters of a mile down the grassy spur road on the left to a gate marking the trail.
'Get off the beaten path with the original all-terrain vehicle.' And you do. Paniolo Adventures offers five different horseback rides ranging from one to four hours, enough for anyone to find their comfort level, whether it's walking or cantering. Of particular note is the Sunset Ride, allowing you to finally – ahem – ride off into the sunset.
Take a day trip to Big Island from Maui and explore the famous lava fields on a comprehensive flying visit from Maui to Kona. You'll explore Volcanoes National Park and the Big Island of Hawaii's lava flows and craters on this volcano tour from Maui, and learn about the natural history of this amazing part of the world along the way.
One of the best outfits for introductory dives and courses, with extensive programs for kids. Housed at a 5000ft-deep facility, with a store, classrooms, tank room and 12ft-deep dive pool. Offers boat and shore dives, as well as night manta-ray dives; snorkelers welcome on many trips.
Getting so close to the lava ocean entry aboard the Lava Kai that you feel the heat and smell the sulphur is an unforgettable experience. These expertly narrated tours motor from Pohoiki Bay to the sea entry near Kalapana where you'll see lava gushing into the ocean, boiling it on contact.
The fantastic rainforest jungle along this stretch of the Old Mamalahoa Hwy proves that those annoying showers are worth it. Cruising the narrow road, you cross a series of one-lane bridges spanning little streams and waterfalls. In places the sun is almost blocked out by lilikoʻi, guava and tall mango and African tulip trees, which drop their orange flowers on the road.
Hitting the trail is easy here in horse country. Located in the magnificent foothills of Mauna Kea, Dahana Ranch Roughriders is owned and operated by a Native Hawaiian family. With Hawaiʻi's most established horse outfit, you'll be riding American quarter horses bred, raised and trained by third- and fourth-generation paniolo (cowboys).
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Kansas City Disc Golf Events Calendar
April – August 2013
6th Annual FLHW Doubles Shootout
Saturday all-day
FLHW DOUBLES SHOOTOUT Supporting Research for Improved Treatments and a Cure for Prostate CancerHaving a good time for a great cause! Saturday, May 4th Thornfield [...]
Disc Golf Day
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Paradise Diamond
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Dynamic Discs Presents the Paradise Diamond PDGA B TierMay 18th, 2013Smithville, MOWoodhenge and Black ThornCurrent Ace Fund = $270.00 Open – $60Masters – $50GrandMasters – [...]
Hitting the Chains for BACA
Saturday all-day
Kansas City Team Challenge
Saturday – June 3, 2013 all-day
Announcing the second Kansas City Team Challenge Hosting rights will flip flop from East to West each year. The "Host" team gets 2 rounds (24 [...]
KC Wide Open
Friday – June 17, 2013 all-day
2013 Midwest Amateur Championship
Saturday all-day
Dynamic Discs would like to invite you to the next big event in the Midwest. This is an Amateur only event and we think it [...]
Lions Den Open
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It's not a Tournament… It's an Event! Join the Leos in this 11th annual celebration with Disc Golf, Music, Food and Fun.
Old Settlers Open
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The Inmod Design Studio is a new feature at Inmod that allows you to design your own luxury duvet, selecting and customizing fabrics, colors and designs to get something perfectly suited to your own tastes. The fabrics include, linen, silk dupioni and silk taffeta and the duvets are available in any size. Once you have customized your design, you can also alter the colors of the digital room, including the color of the bed frame, the rug, the vases and even the walls to try and get an idea of how your duvet will look in your room. Alternatively, you can figure out how to redecorate around your new duvet. Prices vary based on your particular choices, but the design pictured here, which is on silk dupioni, is $450 in a California King with matching shams.


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This classic splitter finger crack is a must do if you're up to the challenge. The route starts by climbing about 10' of overhanging jugs and then its fingers the rest of the way. The lower portion of the crack is not too bad with good feet here and there to a good rest. From the rest place a couple pieces as high as you can and fight through the crux to the chains.
This route is located about 100' right of "King Cat", just look for the obvious chalked up splitter.
One yellow alien at the start and the rest is .5 Camalots and or red aliens.
This is another one to jump on if you have big fingers. For me this is THE dream finger crack, and one of the funnest routes I've ever done. Probably 10+ or 11- if you get locks all the way to the anchors.
... if your fingers ARE the right size. If not, then this route epitomizes frustration, for the crux has no feet whatsoever and it's well nigh impossible to lie-back the crack. Or maybe I'm just being pessimistic. I did, however, lose a lot of skin on this line, so you'll pardon my attitude. Next time...
yeah, for smaller-fingered folks, this is one of the toughest sizes to master. For me, the crux of this climb is much harder and less secure than many .12s such as Swedin Ringle or even Slice'n'Dice.
managed to hangdog and leapfrog cams while doing the moves on this one. the jams were tight as hell for me! Definitely fun for the large handed.
Wished I had a couple of stoppers for the lower bands leading to the crack. A fall from the rounded smooth holds would be ugly as I nearly found out. My fingers were a tad too small for the final 10 feet to the anchors but cams make good hand holds.
+1 to 1Eric Rhicard. Sounds like we both used the same beta.
great route! was glad to just happen to have a set of stoppers for the start (sometimes sandy). Relativity easy climbing, but the fall would be ugly. the rest of the climb is great, and fairly tame until the feet disappear for 10ft before the anchors. For those lacking sausage fingers, learn how to stack fingers and gun to the anchors. big clean falls on solid gear, love the creek.


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In the year 2004, the president's income, according to his tax return, was $207,647. For 2003, it was $238,327. Way back in 2000, the Obama family income was $240,505. They were not exactly struggling to make ends meet.
In 2005, their combined total income was $1.6 million. That year, they made a $5,000 donation to the Trinity United Church of Christ in Chicago, where the Rev. Jeremiah A. Wright Jr. was the president's pastor. And in 2005, they also spent $1.65 million purchasing their new home in the Chicago area.
So, we should probably be careful comparing the first family paying off their student loans to someone going to Gadsden State or Jax State and having to pay back student loans he or she needed to attend college.
A program separate from student loans is the Pell Grant program. Pell Grants are covered by legislation titled "The Higher Education Act of 1965, Title IV, Part A, Subpart 1, 20 U.S.C 1070a." These federally funded grants are not like student loans and do not have to be repaid. At the time this Higher Education Act bill was passed, President Obama would have been four years old, and while I am sure he was a precocious child, I don't believe he can claim credit for the bill's passage.
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A Kansas City developer is asking for STAR Bonds to help bring a major entertainment complex to the east side of Goddard.
Rick Worner is the man behind the Village West development in Kansas City. That development includes the Kansas Speedway, Great Wolf Lodge and Bass Pro Shop.
Plans for Goddard might even include an Olympic Training Center. Worner's attorney, Korb Maxwell, says he has had interest from the U.S. Olympic Committees of several minor sports in a training center here in the midwest. He thinks an empty field in East Goddard, bordering the new Walmart, may have what it takes.
But that's just preliminary. It's not the only idea they have for the proposed entertainment complex. Other ideas include specialty restaurants and entertainment venues that include year round cross country skiing facilities.
"Putting the money influx into our town, so that's wonderful," said Rick Nunnelly, a long time Goddard resident. "Whatever they do is wonderful. Goddard's not that big a town so it's kind of laid around for awhile. So it's now it's time to move. I think they're going to move fast, now."
Before these ideas can go forward the developer wants a STAR Bond to help pay for the project. That means sales taxes from the development would improve things like roads and sewers.
The proposed area is south of Kellogg between 183rd and 199th Streets. Local and state leaders must approve STAR Bonds. That's why projects like this take a long time.
"It's going to take some time," said Goddard mayor Marcey Gregory. "Nothing like this happens overnight. The Walmart that we're getting here in town, my city staff and council and I literally worked on that project for three and a half to four years."
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Oscar-winner Denzel Washington and Star Trek's Chris Pine team with action maestro Tony Scott in this non-stop thriller. A massive unmanned locomotive, nicknamed "The Beast" and loaded with toxic cargo, roars through the countryside, vaporizing anything put in front of it. A veteran engineer (Washington) and a young conductor (Pine), aboard another train in the runaway's path, devise an incredible plan to try and stop it — and prevent certain disaster in a heavily populated area.
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[WARNING: The following story contains spoilers from the Season 5 finale of The Mentalist. Read at your own risk.]And then there were seven.The Mentalist finale: Who is Red John?As promised, The Mentalist's Season 5 finale found Patrick Jane (Simon Baker) narrowing down the list of people who could possibly be his serial killer nemesis Red John to just seven names. But in a final twist and display of power, Red John "changed the game" by predicting — in the form of a video message from the now-dead Lorelei Martins (Emmanuelle Chriqui) no less! — which seven names Jane was going to end with. He also shared this parting threat: "I'm going to start killing again, often. Until you catch me, or I catch you."Creator Bruno Heller insists that one of these suspects is indeed Red John... read more
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Come ride with us up to Caesar's Head next weekend, Sunday at 1:30p. We'll leave from the Pickens Y. It promises to be sweaty, good fun!
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PHOTOS: The History of Abraham Lincoln on Film
The 16th president has been a Hollywood star and box office attraction since the earliest days of Hollywood
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- Smithsonian magazine, November 2012
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The Lincoln legend is subjected to campy excess in producer Tim Burton's historical-fantasy genre mash-up. Benjamin Walker is an ax-wielding Abe, battling the undead.
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Cool pictures--although you start in the talkies, Lincoln's visage has been on film since the birth of the nation's movies. In fact, don't forget Jospeh Henabery's portrayal of Honest Abe in Griffith's "The Birth of a Nation" (1915). Lincoln certainly was one for the ages!
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Wow…bacon…and risotto (also a personal favorite)! I have to try this now. Thanks for sharing!
Oh, yeah! I'll be trying this soon, love risotto!
My grocery store ALWAYS has prosciutto. (Until I actually need some, then they are sold out.)
Yum! This looks delicious. I'm with you on the risotto weakness – and grilled asparagus is one of my favorites. I've had luck getting pancetta from produce market type places better than regular grocery stores. Gotta love having so many ethnicities in Chicago. There are awesome produce markets everywhere with all sorts of ethnic treats in one place!