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Inside a greenhouse in Fort Mill, SC, a small group takes a tour and learns about micro greens. The greenhouse is one of five on a hydroponic farm of two acres. The fruits and vegetables are grown that way so the farmer doesn't have to use herbicides or pesticides to keep weeds and harmful insects from ruining the crops.
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Mother's Day Local Farm Salad with Edible Flowers
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1/3 cup Koronieki extra virgin olive oil from Pour Olive
5 Tbsp. Pour Olive Grapefruit-infused balsamic vinegar
1 Tbsp. local Wildflower Cloister Honey
Coarse pink sea salt and Heidi's Hot pepper blend from the Savory Spice Shop Southend
24 stalks of local asparagus from New Town Farms
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1 cup New Town Farms white turnips, quartered
2 bunches local greens from Tega Hill Farms,
1 cup Bosky Acres crumbled soft fresh goat cheese
1 cup halved pitted Kalamata olives
4 Local Chester Farms eggs
Edible nasturtiums from Tega Hills Farm
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Seattle >Food & Dining > Okinawa Teriyaki
1022 Alaskan Way, Seattle, WA | Directions 9810447.604386 -122.338990
10:30a.m.-6p.m. Monday-Saturday; closed Sunday
Neighborhoods: Downtown, Central Business District
Citysearch Editorial Review – A storefront directly under Seattle's doomed waterfront viaduct is a precarious position, but Okinawa Teriyaki still opens up every day, ladling out bowls full of rich broth, just-chewy-enough noodles and the meat of your choice. The teriyaki for which this store is named is really more of an afterthought, though they'll dish you up an enthusiastic portion of the average Seattle fare if you please. What most people are here for, though, is the ramen. Eating in can be less than pleasant, a dingy hallway of basement-like space, so warm your hands on your plastic container as you make your way back to your office.
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I love their food, esp. the katsu out of all menus. I've never thought there is a difference among teriyaki places until I stopped by this small teriyaki place located in seattle downtown. They should have a lot of delicious foods there, but I'm gonna stick with this katsu and try others later. Enjoy!
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Do you dare? You should! – Tourists with an hour to get to an event, we scanned the internet for about 3 minutes for Chinese/Japanese food. Okinawa Teriyaki popped up as downtown and vegetarian friendly. When we got there, we hesitated to enter. It was empty at 5:15 on a Thursday, hmmm, odd. The tables and worn bench seating didn't help convince us. But, we were running out of time, and we were hungry.
I ordered the tofu & fresh veggies (the dish name escapes me) and my partner ordered the mushroom chicken (regular, not spicy). We sat down with our styrofoam cups & plastic utensils and waited. Not too long afterwards, two steaming plates were presented with large portions. It smelled wonderful. It was gorgeous to look at. It tasted even better.
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I am making a booklet and I want to print out the first spread on a different kind of paper then the rest of the spreads. I am hoping that InDesign lets you print a spread rather than just particular pages. Do you know where I would go to do that?
There is a checkbox that is called "Spreads". Does that do what you want to?
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There is a checkbox that is called "Spreads". Does that do what you want to?
Probably not, since the OP mentioned printing a booklet...
Perhaps pik80 would be kind enough to provide full information about the file (number of pages and how it is set up), and OS so we can evaluate the options, and the equipment on which he intends to print. My first reaction would be to use Print Booklet, and depending on the equipment either tell the driver to use a different tray for the first sheet, or print to PDF and manually sepataet the pringting of the first sheet from the rest of the booklet in Acrobat.
Yes, I am printing a booklet so it doesn't look like I have access to the spreads checkbox. I am not sure why the fact that I am printing a booklet would mean that I don't have access to that feature though.
My book is 53 pages long and is now all contained within one InDesign file. It used to be separate InDesign files put together in an InDesign book file but it had to get switched over to all the chapters in one file.
I saw that option under paper feed that lets you print the first page from a different kind of paper. Although when I used it something strange happened. It only printed the first page on the special kind of paper not the entire spread. Now when it printed out all the pages over that they got out of order since the other three pages on that first spread were pushed over to the next spread. Is there somewhere that gives you the option to print the first spread from a different tray rather then just printing a different page from a different tray?
I don't know how to automate this, but I would do this:
Put 1 sheet of cover paper on the top of the regular paper in the tray, and print the booklet normally. It might take some work to keep adding the cover paper as needed if you are printing a lot of these booklets.
Or make 2 files for printing: Cover, inside cover, inside back cover and back cover pages in one--print as a booklet on the cover stock. Interior pages in the other file, print on regular paper. Assemble by hand.
Edited to add: I just noticed that the booklet is 53 pages long. Logically, it should be a number that is divisible by 4, because each sheet of paper will have 4 pages printed on it. If you will have a back cover that should print on the same side of the same sheet of paper as the front cover, it should fall on page 56 (or 52 if you can make the text fit on one less page).
I would say that bety is essentially correct. You are asking Print Booklet, which is a very baskic imposer, to do things that it just wasn't intended to do. I'd use it to create a PDF, then print the covers and the guts separately from Acrobat and assemble.
I seperated the first page into a different InDesign doc and now everything works great. I am not sure if there is a benefit to seperating the pages in Acrobat as opposed to InDesign so I just decided to do it in InDesign since that is the program that I know how to use better.


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HEMPSTEAD, N.Y., Oct. 5, 2012 – Senior outside hitter Danielle Erb (Tampa, Fla./Plant) became the ninth player in school history to record 1,000 career digs, but Hofstra recorded 63 kills on .237 hitting to defeat the James Madison volleyball team 3-1 in Hempstead, N.Y., on Friday night.
Hofstra won by set scores of 25-21, 25-17, 25-27, 25-15 to improve to 14-9 overall and 2-2 in the Colonial Athletic Association. JMU lost for the first time in CAA play to fall to 9-8 overall and 2-1 in the league.
Erb finished with her team-leading ninth double-double of the season, collecting a team-high 13 kills and 11 digs. She committed just three errors in 42 attempts for a .238 attack percentage, adding three blocks, a service ace and an assist. She is tied for seventh on the school's all-time digs list with Dana Jones (2000-03) and Holly Wall (2008-11) with precisely 1,000 and is the fourth player in school history to reach the 1,000 milestone in both kills and digs.
Redshirt senior outside hitter Natalie Abel (Washington, Pa./Trinity) added her fifth double-double of the season with 11 kills and 15 digs. She had two blocks and a service ace while sophomore middle blocker Lizzy Briones (Siloam Springs, Ark./Siloam Springs) contributed seven kills and five blocks.
Freshman setter Sarah Patterson (Roanoke, Va./Hidden Valley) made her first collegiate start and supplied 15 assists, three kills, a block and a service ace for the Dukes. Senior setter Megan Wiechmann (Sunland, Calif./Village Christian) had a team-best 19 assists and five digs off the bench. Junior libero Katie Daorai (Tampa, Fla./Plant) led the team with 16 digs to go with two assists, one ace and a kill.
Hofstra outside hitter Kelsie Wills finished with 18 kills and eight digs to lead three players in double figure kills. Outside hitter Nikki Kinnier added 14 kills on .333 hitting while outside hitter Emily Burke had 12 kills and four digs. Setter Catalina Charry just missed a triple-double for the Pride, collecting 30 assists, a match-high 19 digs and nine kills. She hit .319 for the match, committing three errors in 19 attempts.
Setter Kainoa Ocasek supplied 16 assists and eight digs off the bench for HU while libero Kylee Maneja supplied 10 digs and three service aces.
Hofstra outhit JMU .237 to .197 and collected 63 kills to 43 for Madison. JMU finished with more blocks, 9-5, but had just five service aces to the Pride's eight.
HU took control of the first set early, building a 9-3 lead and forcing Dukes' head coach Lauren Steinbrecher to call timeout. The Dukes got the lead down to as little as two at 14-12, but gave up a 4-1 run to fall behind 18-13. JMU kept fighting and used a 5-0 run to tie the score at 18 all. A 7-3 run to close out the set, allowed HU to claim a 1-0 lead in the match with a 25-21 win.
The teams went back and forth early in set two until, with the score tied 13-13, HU went on a 7-1 run to grab a 20-13 lead and force Madison to use both of its timeouts. The Dukes got as close as four points, but lost the final four points of the set to drop a 25-17 decision.
Set three featured seven tie scores and five lead changes. Trailing by two, JMU won seven of eight points to go up 22-18. Hofstra came right back with a 5-0 run to regain the lead. The teams traded the lead twice more with Hofstra getting to set point first at 25-24. The Dukes extended the match to a fourth set with a 3-0 run fueled by Abel and freshman middle blocker Sarah Delaney (Herndon, Va./South Lakes). The duo combined for a block before Abel picked up a service ace and Delaney notched a kill to put away the set.
The Pride took a 7-6 lead early in set four and never looked back, using four separate runs of at least three points to run away with a 25-15 victory in the set.
JMU returns to actions on Sunday as it travels to Boston, Mass., for a 1 p.m. match at Northeastern.
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Great issue, and I'm definitely sure the space sections of the story are a dream now; the correlation between thinking about a reward for the plan to finding gold on Mars seems like too much of a coincidence unless it's a dream.
Great issue, and I'm definitely sure the space sections of the story are a dream now; the correlation between thinking about a reward for the plan to finding gold on Mars seems like too much of a coincidence unless it's a dream.
I dunno, I get the impression that the space scenes really happened, though maybe they were just and elaborate simulation. One that happens to parallel and reinforce the main plot. Otherwise, why would the wider public recognize Orson as a 'spaceman'?
Regardless, this book is so well done and I can't wait to see what happens with Orson's seedy underworld tour.
Who wants to save the world? That's what misers do...
Still getting used to the slang but other than that this book is great! I'm especially loving Risso's art, he's on his A game right now.
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Well I assume they'd recognize him as a Spaceman because he is a hulking genetically enhanced creature made for space.
It was explicitly stated they never made it to space, and we learned from the kidnapper Orson and the others were only children when the program ended and that the government told the public the spacemen all found loving foster homes...only this was probably a lie as Orson said he was in a orphanage not a foster home.
So, unless they were the same size they are now when they were children I don't think we're seeing flash backs to their actual mission or training sessions.
I really think this issue cemented that they are dreams, it just seems too convenient that at the same time he's introduced to the dilemma of trading her in for a reward or just keeping her safe he has a flash back of a similar dilemma about seeking a reward or continuing the mission. That just seems like a conscious thought playing out in his subconscious mind to me.
I'm thinking more and more that those space scenes are just dreams. Either way issue #4 was another solid read. I'm getting used to the slang, although with 2 months in between last issue and this one my understanding of the slang got a little rusty. But whatever brahda's I can't wait for next issue to see what happens to Orson and Tara.
Me brain I brain it oh kee.
The slang is one of my favorite parts of the book.
What I want to know though is how Lilly and her friends found Orson at the end, I mean I know they tracked his signal but how'd they know he went to the sunken city?
Risso's artwork is blowing me away as always but I have to say, I'm just not feeling the story very much. Aside for the difficulty of following the slang, the whole thing just feels a bit ordinary to me. It may well read much better when it's all done but, for now at least, I'm somewhat underwhelmed.
Another fun installment.
I liked how they tried to track him through texts.
The continued use of Orson's dreams leaves me wondering if an of it is related to the actual fate of his brothers, I wonder if we'll ever learn what actually happened to them.
...I'm not sure I even know what that means...
This may be the best issue since the introductory issue, I loved the interactions between Carter and Orson and I'm excited to see more of that in the coming issues.
If you were looking for confirmation on the Mars subplot this was the issue for you.
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When we were at Skylands in Maine recently, we were so surprised to look out the front door and find buckets and buckets of beautiful flowers. You know how much we Frenchies love flowers, so naturally, we pushed open the screen door to have a little look.
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I'm glad to see you did no harm to those beautiful flowers, your mama would not have been happy. Your place in Maine looks pretty cool, maybe we can have a play date there - I'm up for hiking.
Busy weekend down here in South Jersey. Saturday we cooked lots of crabs. I had to sit on the stool because every time mom opened the basket they were running all over the place. Lots of people were at the house and lots of play time with the kids - very fun. Mom's sister had her wine glass on the side of the pool so I got to sneak lots of sips. I'm getting very good at this, I don't even tip the glass. Mom caught me a few times but didn't tell her sister or she would want a new glass.
Sunday was a relaxing pool day. I floated on the raft with Abbie and watched her play in the water all day, she sure does love to swim.
I get to spend today with mom she is taking a vacation day
Would you two be interested in joining me for a day lounging by my pool? I have a water bottle that stays in the refrigerator outside so I can get nice cold spritzes on my face if it gets too hot - I've got the life
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It sure does sound beautiful in Maine. All those flowers look so pretty. I saw a photo on your Mom's site of the yummy salad. Boy oh boy, that garden must be spectacular. I hope you girls got some of that good looking salad. A lot of people along with us in Colorado got everything destroyed by hail storms this year, so it is wonderful to see the bounties of you girls. I have another check up day at the vet's. They think I am a really handsome dude, so it isn't so bad to have to get checked. Have a great day all.
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what awesome flowers! I can see why you pups like them...I love sleeping under flowers, but this was a bad year for mommie delia's flowers, the hydrangeas have been eaten by the deer, there are none, nada, zilch, nichts(get the picture?)...can't wait to see your adventure at the dinner party tonight.
Good morning Francesca and Sharkey: My goodness, what beautiful flowers. I would just like to go over there and have a sniff of each of them. It would be really nice to have them in my house all around me, ummmmm.
Hi Basil, hope you are so much better these days. I forgot to say hello to Mandy, Edgar's sister. Welcome Mandy to the blog. How are you today? It's really nice outside until noon time, then it gets so boiling hot. I think I'll have a snack so if you will excuse me. See ya later. Love, Gracyn.
Hello ladies, Kirby here.
Maine must be a very beautiful place form the looks of all those flowers at your door. It's hard for momma to raise flowers where we live. There are so many bugs that they are eaten almost as fast as they are planted. Mamma doesn't spray the plants with chemicals; says that it's not a good thing. Maybe some day we will visit Maine and I can see those beautiful flowers too.
Catch you later, Kirby.
Hello Friends,
The flowers are beautiful and so are you two! How fun to be able to stop and smell the flowers.
I love flowers too. Mom is always telling me how helpful I am in the garden. With all my digging, I am always looking for new places to plant flowers.
Talk to you tomorrow.
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It is grand you have the time to stop and smell the flowers you lead such busy celeb lives LOL! I think it is wonderful that you love flowers I do too. I love to stop and smell everything around me, good that we doggies can appreciate the fine things in our doggie lives.
Have a fantastic woof Wednesday.
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Bpppupmrrrow. Those fwower awwangements DID end up wooking prrrty nice, Fwannie...mommie saw dem on mommieMartha's bwog earlwier today. Dose PeeGee hydwangea bouquets was absowutewy spectacuwar dat yer wittle fwiend and namesake (Kevin Sharkey) cweated! Mommie just wuuuvs fwowers, 'n I watch her thwu da back door in de evenings - just wike you, Sharkeybarkey. I'm actualwy helping when I do dis - you know, wending a helping paw-n-all. I know dat's what you's doing, too. I is a mrrrowy good helper awound de house - my brofur Edgar was always s'eepin' most of da time, but I know his intentions was good-n-all. Edgar was always da 'king' of de household, but since he is gone now (God, pwease west his wittle soul!), I has taken his wittle pwace and is nrrrow de QUEEN! Now mrrrow you, I've always been de queen, but I also mew where ta dwaw de wine. I've been 'specialwy wookin' after mommie since Edgar went to Heaven, to make sure she's alwight-n-all.
Is you two in Montana, er didja hafta stay behind? Bpppupmrrrow, it makes no nevermind...you is in goodgood hands back home too!
Mrrrowy Woof Wednesday to all you puppiedoggie fwiends! (Mrrrow, I can't fergit Kitty, too!)
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Mrrrow, Gwacyn...t'anks fer bein so kind to say hi to me today! I is doin' otay - God is good and has given me-n-mommie anover day togever. I's been a little more towerant of all of mommie's 'wuvs' watewy (you know, cuz of Edgar-n-all). I been twyin' ta be a wittle better kittiekittie for her - more patient, more wuving...
It's mrrrowy hot in Marywand, too, but mommie, just wike yer mommie, makes sure I'm cared for pwoperwy.
'tay cool, Gwacyn. T'anks fer bein' so fwiendly!
Hi Girl Friends, Sure looks like you two had a great time up in Maine at Skylands. Those flowers that you were showing us, sure do look lovely and will be beautiful decorations for the dinner party. Do you get to go?! Sure hope so! Keep having fun and share more with all of us. Love, Dudley Do Right xoxo
F&S! (And Hi to Edgar's sister Mandy.)
'Buckets', you say? Flowers in 'buckets'? I've never heard of that. Thought flowers went into vases! But I read the blog and now I understand...they are just resting in buckets to be arranged into vases for the dinner party. Oh! I suppose you two will help with the arranging. You know the French have a knack for those kind of things.
Anyway, they are very beautiful (the flowers) and if possible I'd like to pick out a few myself and hand them, or 'paw' them out to everyone who needs a smile or something nice to sniff. [Imagine me pawing over the flora and blooms flying through mid air with dogs and cats running with smiles on to have an arm-load of the sweet smelling beauties...] Just like you, F&S, .....sweet.....smelling......beauties!
Oh, Shoeboy! Well said! Well said!..."doggies and kitties running with smiles on"...I can envision the up-dumped-bucket-scenario in your every word!
It's good to hear from you - I've been missing you! I'll tell my Mandy you said hello!
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