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Just stopping by to say Happy Hump Day! And to also say that I have been a very, very bad blogger lately. It doesn't mean I don't love you though! I have just been a little pre-occupied with a few things.Tomorrow, I am taking another half day from work to head to Atlantic City, N.J. How refreshing does this look? I'm going with my 2 sister-in-law's, and my mother-in-law. It should be a fun time, because they are fun people. A little break from the monotony around here.This is where we are staying. I got my quarters all counted! (j.k.) Looking forward to a great dinner at Resorts International too. My Brother-in-law, who now lives in Maryland, used to be a chef here. Can't wait to hit the jackpot!Then on Friday, I'm off to the Maryland sunset. I hope everyone has a wonderful and safe holiday weekend. I'll be thinking of each and everyone of you!XOXO
Ina in AlaskaMay 26, 2010 at 10:06 AMI always enjoy the people watching in AC and Vegas. Have fun, Ronda! If I was in Jersey I would join you! Love to stroll the boardwalk. Eat some soft custard ice cream for me please. And just relax. xoxoxoReplyDeleteBenny and LilyMay 26, 2010 at 11:06 AMLove your pictures. Momma said she had fun times in AC when she lived in NJ. Hope you winBenny & LilyReplyDeleteFrauMay 26, 2010 at 11:58 AMFun!! Girls weekend in NJ! I hope you see the Trumpester! But really hope you win a million and have a great time!Quick someone call NJ and warn them!! Ronda's on her way!ReplyDeletepreppyplayerMay 27, 2010 at 10:55 PMHave so much fun! I haven't forgotten my list of Paris favs, it's on the way :)ReplyDeleteLoriMay 31, 2010 at 7:49 AMWhat a fun time! Las Vegas is always a pick me up.ReplyDeleteAdd commentLoad more...

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FOR THE GIRLS: Expect the Best
“When the ruler of the feast had tasted the water that was made wine, and knew not whence it was: (but the servants which drew the water knew;) the governor of the feast called the bridegroom, And saith unto him, Every man at the beginning doth set forth good wine; and when men have well drunk, then that which is worse: but thou hast kept the good wine until now.” (Jno.2:9-10)
Someone asked me recently what had been my most enjoyable time in the past, and, for the life of me, I was stumped. Certainly not because there was a lack of times to pick from, but because there were too many to try to single out one. As the youngest child with siblings quite a bit older, my childhood may have been quieter and more sheltered than some others’; but neither was it in any way traumatic. My teenage years were fairly typical for a born again Christian girl in the 50’s, as was my life as a young wife and mother. The fact that I was married to an intense, young evangelist and pastor, who was caught up in the “big church age,” as it is sometimes called, may have made family life a little more frenetic than it might have been otherwise, but our children, now that they are older, have few complaints.
Still, why would a woman who has enjoyed being married and mothering four precious children so much, be hesitant to linger over happy memories? Is it because there are less heartaches in these latter years? No, I cannot say that. Is it because I enjoy better health now? Obviously, that is not the case. Is it that I have more financial security now that my children have made their own lives? Frankly, that is not something that can be factored into the equation either. For some reason, though, I find myself agreeing with the poet:
Beyond are nobler work and sweeter rest.
(Wm. Pierson Merrill)
If I would venture a guess, I would have to say the overriding reason for this anomaly is that time has made me even surer of my God and the infallibility and relevancy of His Word. And this, in turn, has led to an anticipation that outweighs nostalgia, no matter how sweet it may be. I am like the governor of the feast at the marriage of Cana, attended by our Lord. The man marveled that, unlike custom, it seemed to him that the best tasting wine had been saved to the last. He acknowledged, the wine served at the beginning was good, but it couldn’t hold a candle to what he tasted now. I think I know how he felt. The beginning and middle of my life were good—wonderful even; but this last…this last. Oh, my Father, “Thou hast kept the good wine until now!”
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Acl Tears Wearing On Women
They're Much More Susceptible Than Men
December 30, 1998|By Bill Jauss.
Briana Fitzgerald, a leading scorer and rebounder on DePaul's women's basketball team, could not shake the thought that she was in the right church, but the wrong pew.
Just a few yards away, out on the floor in Alumni Hall, coach Doug Bruno was directing Fitzgerald's teammates through a practice to prepare them for Friday night's Conference USA opener against preseason conference favorite Louisville.
Yet, Fitzgerald, a 6-foot junior forward, was here in the training room.
Fitzgerald lay prone on a rack-like devise called a Total Gym. With effort, she partially flexed her surgically repaired left knee. Slowly, she worked through 10 repetitions, moving a metal plate that weighed less than one-tenth the weight of an average-sized post player in her league.
"I never before had any injury worse than a sprained ankle," Fitzgerald said, "But I knew as soon as it happened what it was. I said, `It's my ACL, isn't it?' "
Fitzgerald completely tore her anterior cruciate ligament Dec. 6 in a loss to Duquesne in Pittsburgh. On Dec. 16, team physician Preston Wolin used two metal screws to repair the ligament that connects the femur (thigh bone) and the tibia (shin bone).
This is a common injury among women basketball players. Sue Walsh, DePaul's director of sports medicine, said knee injuries among female basketball and soccer players has reached "epidemic proportions."
Walsh cited a study of 1,300 high school athletes. It indicated that female athletes are 72 percent more susceptible than males to ACL injuries.
Part of the reason may be a difference in the hamstring-to-quad ratio between male and female. Also, the notch between the thigh bone and shin bone where they mesh at the knee is more narrow in females than in males. Also, women's hips are wider (to assist in the birthing process), which puts additional stress on the knees.
For the next six months or so, Fitzgerald will work as hard on rehabilitating her reconstructed knee as she ever did in practice at New Trier and DePaul.
Her rehab takes two to three hours a day. The first goals were to control pain and swelling. Now, she's increasing the knee's range of motion. Gradually the work load will increase. She will ride a stationary bike, tread water in the pool, then begin to jog. Her target date to resume "contact" basketball is May 1999.
"I rehab in here while the team practices," Fitzgerald said. "I try to get out to watch part of practice, to feel more that I'm still a member of the team.
DePaul in recent years has been hard hit with ACL injuries.
Point guard Stacy Krumrei has had two ACL surgeries. So has Fuchsia Forrester, the team's top defender. Sophomore scoring star Lenae Williams missed last season to rehab from ACL surgery. Assistant coach Lisa Ryckbosch, a former Loyola standout, underwent ACL surgery last summer.
Look almost anywhere in college hoops and you see women rehabbing from knee surgery. Northwestern's Kristina Divjak, Big Ten defending scoring champ, had kneecap (patella) surgery this week. She's out for the year. So is promising Illinois freshman Cindy Dallas, an ACL victim.
Teams atop the national polls also have had knee injuries that affect this year's team: Shea Ralph, UConn; Kellie Jolly and Kyra Elzy, Tennessee; Niele Ivey, Notre Dame.
Still, an injury of this magnitude is never expected.
"I saw Stacy (Krumrei) injure her knee making a layup," Fitzgerald said. "I saw Fuchsia (Forrester) get hurt. You never think it's going to happen to you."
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ISBN 13: 9780714528472
The Streetcleaner: The Yorkshire Ripper Case on Trial
ISBN 10: 0714528471 ISBN 13: 9780714528472
Publisher: Marion Boyars Publishers, 1986
This book on Britain's notorious serial killer of the 1970s is a feminist contribution to the growing literature on the case. Written by a Frenchwoman living in England, the story is highly subjective and utilizes psychology, feminism and linguistics in its exploration of the case as symptomatic of the situation of women. Jouve discusses working-class attitudes toward women in Britain's dying industrial North and argues that the police did not trouble much about catching the murderer as he was killing only prostitutes. She is perceptive in treating the personality of the killer, Peter Sutcliffe, a weak and effeminate "mama's boy" so out of place in his class that he could prove his power over women in only one way. Much of the linguistic analysis, however, is tortured and at worst silly, and the book ends with a gratuitous bit of fiction. Photos not seen by PW.
Jouve, an English professor, presents a feminist interpretation of the murders of women committed by Peter Sutcliffe, the "Yorkshire Ripper." Her aim is critical analysis rather than story re-creation. Using published accounts of the case, especially Gordon Burn's Somebody's Husband, Somebody's Son ( LJ 1/85), she draws on psychology, linguistics, myth, and literature to produce a dissertation on male violence and the social pressures that transformed Sutcliffe from a shy, effeminate boy into an obsessed killer. General readers will find the writing obscure and difficult and, as the author says, "it may be objected that . . . the speculations are idle, pushed too far." Still, Jouve is sometimes on the mark and her conclusions about Sutcliffe's psychopathy are persuasive. Primarily for academic collections. Gregor A. Preston, Univ. of California Lib., Davis
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Publisher: Marion Boyars, 1988
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Diane Bish - Toccata on 'Christ the Lord is Risen Today'
"Christ the Lord Is Risen Today is a Christian hymn associated with Easter. Most of the stanzas were written by Charles Wesley, and the hymn appeared under the title Hymn for Easter Day in Hymns and Sacred Songs by Charles and John Wesley in 1739. It remains the traditional processional hymn on Easter Sunday.
Jesus Christ Is Risen TodayThe hymn is a variation of an earlier hymn Jesus Christ Is Risen Today, a 14th century Latin hymn which had been translated into English and published in Lyra Davidica in 1708 (and later in 1749 in Arnold's Compleat Psalmodist). In some hymnals, Jesus Christ Is Risen Today is in fact the 3 stanza Compleat Psalmodist version with one or more of the additional stanzas written by Wesley appended."
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Luke 23:44-46 (New King James Version)
I have been thinking about this great miracle of the temple veil being torn from top to bottom at the very moment Christ died for our sins. He had been on the cross, pouring out His lifeblood for us. He was made sin for us there on the cross. He died in our place. He took our punishment on Himself.
John records His words, "It is finished!"
Nothing more needs to be done to save us. Nothing more can be done to save us. We cannot add to or take away from the finished work of Christ. We in Him believe. We receive Him.
So, because our sins were paid for on the cross, and the Father accepted the sacrifice of His Son, the Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world (John 1:29). His wrath can now turn away from the sinner who accepts the sacrifice of Christ for his sin. He can now look at the sinner in a merciful, propitious way. He can now forgive the repentant sinner who believes in Christ. Now the sinner can be reconciled to God by faith in Christ.
Because of that, we can now enter right into the presence of God without fear of death. We don't have to stand on the outside looking in, so to speak. We can enter into fellowship with God Himself. Now the veil separating us from God has been torn in two.
No man tore the physical curtain in the temple from top to bottom. Think about it. It was a heavy object, made of several layers of material. It would be hard to start tearing it from the bottom in order to split it in two. The Bible says that this veil was split from top to bottom at the very moment Christ finished dying for our sins! When I was a kid, this miracle fascinated me and gripped my heart. How amazing!
Believe it. Receive it. Christ's death is for you.
Answer: During the lifetime time of Jesus, the Holy Temple in Jerusalem was the center of Jewish religious life. Here was the place that animal sacrifices were carried out and worship according to the Law of Moses was followed faithfully. Hebrews 9:1-9 tells us that in the Temple a veil separated the Holy of Holies—the earthly dwelling place of God’s presence—from the rest of the Temple where men dwelt. This signified that man was separated from God by sin (Isaiah 59:1-2). Only the High Priest was permitted to pass beyond this veil once each year (Exodus 30:10; Hebrews 9:7), enter into God's presence for all of Israel, and make atonement for their sins (Leviticus 16).
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This is a good Timeline for Holy Week. Many Evangelicals are more unfamiliar with these events than we should be. It would be good to take some time to meditate on this most holy of weeks. It is holy since after these events, Christ's work was finished. We can now be saved and set apart to God through the merits of Christ and Christ alone. It isn't the week itself that makes us holy, set apart for God. It is what Christ did that makes us holy, sanctified, set apart for His service by faith in Him.
Superstitious religion sees the week itself and reinacting the events as somehow imparting merit. They miss the point. It is faith in the finished work of Christ that saves us, not the observation of religious ceremonies and traditions.
Even so, we are blessed when we remember what Christ did for us as recorded in the Word of God. This is the heart of the Gospel - Christ died for our sins, was buried, and rose again on the 3rd day, then appeared alive to many people.
(1 Corinthians 15:1ff)
Mt 21:28-23:29
Mk 12:1-44
Lk 20:9-21:4
Jn 12:2-11
Mk 14:10-11
Lk 23:3-61
Jn 14:1-16:33
Lk 22:40-46
Mt 26:47-27:26
Mk 14:43-15:15
Lk 22:47-23:25
Jn 18:2-19:16
Mk 15:16-41
Lk 23:26-49
Josheph's Tomb
Mk 15:42-47
Lk 23:50-56
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>Alan Simpson, former Senator of Wyoming, was interviewed by Chris Matthews on Monday and took on his own party and their stance on both abortion and gay and lesbian issues.
On abortion, he said male legislators shouldn’t even vote on the issue because it is an “intimate and personal decision” that a woman makes. On gays and lesbians, he said he isn’t “sticking with people who are homophobic and anti-women, moral values.”
Thank goodness there is a Republican with some common sense.
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Events for homeschoolers in NH: Saturday, July 28th Events
Benefit Yard Sale to Help the Greyhounds
Place: 14 W. Swanzey Rd., Swanzey, NH
We are holding our monthly Benefit Yard Sale to help the Greyhounds. The Yard Sale will take place in the lobby of Fast Friends (rain or shine). We will have everything for sale from kitchen ware, tools, books, fuirnitures, toys and more. We will have a bake sale and we will even be serving a hot dog lunch. So please tell all your friends and come do some shopping for a greyt cause! You can even meet a greyhound or two. If you cannot make the Yard Sale but would still like to make a donation, you can visit our website at www.HelpingGreyhounds.org and just click on the Donate Button at the top. Thank you for your support! Terri Malloy, Marketing Director 603-355-1556
Place: Mole Hill Theatre, 789 Gilsum Mine Rd., Alstead, NH
Saturday, July 28, 8:00PM. A funky melding of ukulele jazz, prog rock and drum orchestrations that deliver toe tapping melodies over a solid foundation of dynamic rhythms ...an adventure in time signatures and sonic emotions. This will be a night of jubilant, potent music that will stir, inspire, and move both the mind and feet in fresh directions! $10 cover. Mole Hill Theatre, 789 Gilsum Mine Rd. Alstead, NH 03602. For more information, call: 603-352-2585.
60th Annual Hebron Fair
Place: Hebron Common, 16 Church Lane, Hebron, NH
More than 90 craftspeople, pony rides, children’s games, rummage, white elephant, baked goods, plants, books, lunch featuring homemade baked beans. Auction at 1 p.m. Chicken barbecue at 5:30 p.m. Proceeds benefit Union Congregational Church of Hebron. Rain or shine. Begins at 9 a.m. Free admission.
Place: Meredith Public Docks, Meredith, NH
This summer's 39th Annual Lake Winnipesaukee Antique & Classic Boat Show at the Meredith public docks will be another huge gathering of over 80 beautiful antique and classic wooden boats on display all day long in a judged competition at the docks. There will also be a large display of non-judged antique and classic boats on trailers in the adjacent Hesky Park. And returning this year will be a Field of Dreams for antique and classic boats for sale, also located in the Hesky Park area. Also new this year will be a large display of non-judged antique & classic cars in the parking lot at the Meredith public docks, making this a grand celebration of antique & classic boats and cars.
Engage with Nature: A Celebration of the Outdoors
Place: Various- see below
In recognition of its' collaboration with the National Wildlife Federation, the NH Audubon is proud to present "Engage With Nature: A Celebration of the Outdoors" on July 28.
The festivities will take place from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at three locations-the McLane Center in Concord, the Massabesic Audubon Center in Auburn and the Newfound Center in Hebron.
There will be a variety of activities that appeal to all ages. The Massabesic Center will feature bird banding demonstrations,guided nature walks,live animal presentations, crafts and delicious food items from the Milltown Market in Manchester.
There will also be a special appearance by Ranger Rick and John James Audubon!
31st Annual Yankee Barn Sale
Place: Yankee Field, Rt. 101, Dublin, NH
Price: Free admission/$1.00 parking fee
Employees of Yankee Publishing Inc. and residents of the local area will be selling their attic treasures at the Yankee Field on Rt. 101 near Peter Pap Oriental Rugs. Furniture, clothing, books, household items and so much more will be fore sale. Cocker Spaniel Rescue of New England will be one of several non-profits selling items to support their work.
Admission is free. Ample parking with $1.00 parking fee. Refreshments. Rain date will be Sunday July 29th.
Acworth Celebration
Place: United Church of Acworth Meetinghouse, Town Center, Acworth, NH
Outdoor Family BBQ & Activities!
Chicken BBQ, Music, Ice Cream Sundaes, Theme Basket Raffles, Arts & Crafts Vendors, Antiques & Collectibles Tag Sale, Donkey rides for kids. Rain or shine.
Sponsored by Friends of Acworth Meetinghouse – 603-835-6000
Place: Billings Farm & Museum, Rt. 12 & River Rd., Woodstock, VT
Price: Admission: adults: $12.00; over 62: $11.00; children 5-15: $6.00; 3-4: $3.00; under 3: free.
The event will feature traditional haying techniques including cutting, raking, and tedding with Billings Farm's draft horses; also narrated horse-drawn wagon rides, family activities for all ages, plus switchel, the haymaker's drink.
Draft horse teams will demonstrate 19th century haying techniques in the farm fields throughout the day.
Additional activities will include: penny-in-the-haystack, making clothespin horses and scarecrows puppets, and rope making demonstrations.
Design a Kaleidoscope
Decorate and design your own kaleidoscope.
Vilas pool offers boat rides, barbecues, picnicking, horseshoe pits, ping-pong and a playground. All free.
Summer Melodrama Festival
Fri & Sat @ 6 & 8pm; Sun @ 1 & 3pm. Join us for a romping good time during NEYT’s classic summer productions of fabulous Melodramas! Taking theater down to its basics, Jane Baker & Allie Bliss teach NEYT’s young actors how to approach a play with larger than life, fearless, and bold acting. Based in a style influenced by clowning and high drama of the “Gay 90’s,” these NEYT Melodramas will have kids and parents hissing & booing, laughing & cheering, and rolling in the aisles.
Box Office: 802-246-NEYT (6398) ext 103
Place: St. Mary Gym, Main St., Claremont, NH
Price: $13 in advance, $10 for students and seniors, $15 at the door, children under 6 are free.
Set in the 1800’s of the American West, The Mabel Story tells the tale of a girl who loses her mother to typhus on the Oregon Trail. Mabel is left in the care of a sinister widow and her two daughters who exploit the young girl. Mabel’s only comfort is an enchanted doll, a gift from her deceased mother, that consoles and guides her. When Mabel comes of age, she embarks on a dangerous rite of passage journey through a surreal wilderness in search of the witch Baba Sova. Along the way Mabel encounters a magical world of plants and animals, faces certain death, and, in the end, gains courage and gratitude for the natural world.
Saturday, July 28th, 7PM at St. Mary Gym, Main St, Claremont, NH. Tickets are available in advance at St. Mary Parish Office and Marro Homecenter, $13 in advance, $10 for students and seniors, $15 at the door, children under 6 are free. For long distance reservations, call 802-258-7378 or email firekeeperproductions@gmail.com
Time: 8:00 am-9:00 pm
Place: Main St., Jaffrey, NH
Community yard sale, 5k road race, book sale, craft fair, food, live music, kids’ games & art, crazy hat parade, “Musical Chairs on Main”, Zumba, chicken BBQ, ice cream social. Yard sale starts at 8 am. Other activities start at 10 am. Rain or shine.
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G.M. Browning Signing his YA Novel Cerulean Isle
Meet at the office. Call for more info: 924-3431
Wyman 250th Anniversary Dance
The Wyman Tavern Celebration Dance will be held on July 28th, at the Historical Society of Cheshire County, 246 Main Street, from 8:00 to 11:00 pm. The featured dance master will be David Millstone and the musicians will be the “Wyman Tavern Players” (Joyce Crouch, piano, Rebecca McCallum, fiddle, and Carol Compton, recorders). David will call dances from the 18th Century to the present. Refreshments will be served.
Chickenstock Folk Festival
Place: Congregational Church, Henniker, NH
Price: Adults $15/Children 10 and under $5
Four hours of live music, BBQ chicken & veggie burgers. Visit www.hennikerchurch.org for more info.
Price: Free with purchase of mask
India snakes and coil pot and lotus flower. Come anytime in the hours above. 603-357-7101


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From my cliff-side view in my hotel room, I was able to see the vast mountainous range of Cappadocia, birds circling in the rising sun, and the dim lit hotel at night, which gives a nostalgic feeling of historic Turkey even if it's your first time there.My stay at Yunak Evleri could not have been better in any aspect. I, personally, am most impacted by the unique cuisine of different cultures. The breakfast served at the Yunak left an impression on me that would make me travel back to Turkey for. The atmosphere of the hotel was tranquil and refreshing. The town was a walk away, and an even shorter distance for a myriad of restaurants. We even had ADSL internet available to us in the cave hotel!If there is one thing I could take away from Cappadocia, it's that you really need to have knowledgeable and willing help to get around the region. Staying at the Yunak provided this with their service, and then some. :)
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1 review “AUTHENTIC AND HOSPITABLE”
Besides the fact that the hotel is an authentic cave house (some Turkish families were living there previously) and very near central and the archeological sites, it is extremely well managed. Husseyn, the hotel Manager, and Abdullah (from reservations) are two of the most attentive and warm staff we met during the whole trip. They would go the extra mile just to meet our individual needs and make us more comfortable. We had planned the Balloon Tour several months in advance and everything worked out as a Swiss clock, with the maximum efficiency. Also, our flight out of Cappadocia left in the wee hours, but they made a special effort to prepare breakfast for us before the usual time. I feel bad for not remembering the names of the other staff as they were also extremely efficient, courteous and professional. I highly recommend this hotel to anyone who wants to have a cave experience.
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83 helpful votes “Lovely cave hotel in Cappadocia - recommend this place for the friendly staff”
Most of the reviews on this hotel are true. We loved the friendly staff. We came underprepared, and they helped book tours for us for the 2 days we were there. Breakfast was nice and had a great view. Internet was free. And we were offered a complimentary drink on arrival. They really treat you well here. If you pay in cash, you get a discount.
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14 helpful votes “A Unique Experince....”
This was my first time in a "Cave Hotel", Got there in the evening, all of us were given welcome drinks, the formalities did take a little long, but once we were escorted to the rooms,we were thrilled, though I must warn old people and ones with knee problems it may be difficult to walk around the hotel as there is a lot of climbing up and down. The rooms are spacious, though when we were there it was really hot and the rooms had no a.c.'s. The breakfast buffet was limited, but all in all just for a time experince I would surely recommend. Just outside the hotel is Ziggy's Cafe which serves the most outstanding Continental Food....A MUST VISIT WHEN IN CAPPADOCIA.
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Quiet, charming hotel. Only stayed for a night and wish we could have stayed longer. They upgraded us to a suite with a charming balcony. Nice spread at the complementary breakfast too.
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Level Contributor 3 reviews 1 helpful vote “Wonderful Cave Hotel in Urgup, Cappadocia”
My husband and I absolutely loved our stay at this fantastic cave hotel. The rooms are beautiful, tidy, clean and well equipped. We stayed in one of the best suite 145 which has a nice view of surroundings. Dinner and breakfast are really good. Yunak Evleri has a good location and only 5 minutes walk away from the town. The staffs are really helpful, particularly the manager, Mr Abdullah, he is always willing to help with our questions. We had wonderful service during our stay. Yunak Evleri and Cappadochia was a highlight and unforgettable experience of our Turkey adventure. We ensure that we will come back for our next stay when we visit Cappadocia again in the near future.
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144 helpful votes “The quiet life”
The staff were wonderfully accommodating at the Yunak Evleri. They made a number of arrangements for us during our 4 night stay including a fabulous balloon flight with Royal Balloon which lasted over 1.5 hours (check which flight you are booked on since Royal offers more than one type). We rented a car, taking time to see the sights, and we wished we had stayed longer.Each room is quite distinct since they are rehabilitated and redecorated dwellings cut into the volcanic tuff rock (a few are partially in the cliff with part extending into a stone house in front). Of the two rooms comfortable we occupied, both had spacious marble bathrooms with shower and jacuzzi, semi-private courtyards, and simple yet elegant decor. There are many stairs at the hotel. If accessibility is an issue, there are several "ground floor" rooms with a minimum number of stairs.The stone rooms stayed far cooler than the blazing August weather even without air-conditioning. Of course wireless internet cannot penetrate the cave walls, but you can pick up free wireless from several points around the property or use the in-house laptops for internet access. The hotel provided safe, slippers, robes, and nice amenities.Breakfast is Turkish/European with a good selection of cheeses, egg, fruit, meats and baked goods, and the view across the valley from the breakfast terrace is lovely. We also took advantage of the nightly set menu. With four courses, if one item is not to your preference, there is still plenty to eat. They served dishes like fried trout, baked chicken, Turkish ravioli, stuffed peppers, etc., and it felt a bit like eating in the home of a friend. A short but steep descent from the hotel takes you to a few more restaurants.Other reviewers have noted a lack of TVs in the rooms for their children, but being readers, we could not have cared less!
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Massachusetts and More Genealogy Blog: Elnathan Eldredge 1747-1837, Harwich, Mass.
Elnathan Eldredge is one of my favorite ancestors; he'd be high on my list to visit if time travel were possible. He is my sixth great-grandfather and as the town miller he would have known who everyone was and heard a lot of the local gossip. He could even tell me who his daughter-in-law Ruth Harding's parents were, solving a mystery that makes me nuts! Elnathan was born in Chatham, Mass., on 07 March 1746/47, the third of 14 children of Ebenezer and Deliverance (Nickerson) Eldredge. I’ll refrain from making a bad pun about the appropriateness of Deliverance’s name!
Elnathan married Dorothy Freeman in Harwich on 31 October 1770. She was born 14 November 1752, the daughter of Thomas and Esther (Ryder) Freeman. She was the first born of their six children. Elnathan was of Chatham at the time of their marriage and Dorothy was of Harwich. Dorothy’s name is also seen as Dorotha.
Elnathan and Dorothy had eight children born Harwich:1. Nehemiah, born 07 June 1775. He married Ruth Harding of Chatham in 1796 and they had nine children. Nehemiah is said to have died in 1839, but I can’t find a record of his death or burial. I cannot find Ruth’s birth or death information. This drives me crazy as I descend from Nehemiah and Ruth! I wrote more about Nehemiah and Ruth here. 2. Sarah, born 14 October 1777, married David Crowell, son of David and Thankful (Atwood) Crowell. They had Thankful, Margery and David. I have not found Sarah’s death record in Massachusetts.3. Samuel, born 01 February 1781, married Hannah Mayo on 01 November 1801 and had son Benjamin and other children. He married 2nd Lavinia Nickerson. Died Harwich 07 August 1867. He was a Representative to the Court, a Harwich Selectman and a Justice of the Peace. 4. Elnathan, born 24 August 1783, married Jane Wixon 29 January 1805 and had eight children. Died in 1830.5. Dorothy, born 13 March 1786, married Joseph Arey, son of Thomas and Rebecca (Sparrow) Arey. They lived in Orleans and had eight sons and one daughter. She died in 1861. 6. Isaiah, born 02 February 1788, married Sabra Wixon and had five children. He was a Latter Day Saint and died crossing the Ohio River in the trip West in 1847. He and Sabra traveled with their nephews Elnathan Eldredge and John Wixon, but none of their children made the move.7. Jonathan, born 19 December 1792, married Rebecca Wixon in 1813 and had five children. He died 10 August 1880 and is buried in his parent’s cemetery plot in E. Harwich. He lived in his father’s homestead.8. James, no birth record found, but he is named as a son in an 1804 letter, but not in his father’s will. Elnathan’s obituary states he had eight children, so that eighth child must be James.
Elnathan and Jonathan married sisters.
Paine’s manuscript at NEGHS says that Elnathan died suddenly and that he was a miller and a man of considerable intelligence. Old postcard that belonged to my great-grandmother
The well-known photo of a Cape Cod mill is what I visualize Cape mills to look like, but perhaps Elnathan's mill was a mill using a water wheel. It's something I need to do more research on.
The late Pauline Wixon Derick's files contain a note from Geneva A. Eldredge, Sagamore, MA, 1933: Elnathan Eldredge The Miller built the house in the hollow near Pleasant Bay, E. Harwich, 1770, for bride Dorotha Freeman. Her father's house set in the clumps of Lilac bushes and willow trees above the carpet swamp on the road leading from Carroll Nickerson’s to Ralph Cashen’s. The east front room of this house was the first school in E. Harwich. Elnathan owned mill on Mill Hill. He died in his mill in 1837.
Pleasant Bay today source: Cape Cod Buyer Broker
Living to age 90 at that time was quite something, never mind still being healthy and working in his mill!
Deyo, Simeon L., editor of History of Barnstable County, Massachusetts, 1890 wrote: The old wind mill, which ground the grists of the good people of the neighborhood, familiarly known as "Uncle Elnathan's mill," graced the high lands of "Weguasset,"--the territory so called by the Indians north of Short cove, overlooking Pleasant Bay.
Dennis Historical Society Newsletter, Oct. 1979 had some information on grist mills: Gristmills were driven by wind and were an everyday sight and a vital necessity to the earliest settlers on the Cape. The staple grain was corn. To grind enough corn for the family's annual use without a gristmill was an impossible task. The miller was so important to the community that he was often exempt from military duty. He was a highly respected citizen and his mill was often a meeting place for the rural families who spent a good deal of their time in solitary labor on their farm.
1n 1804 Seth Knowles of Eastham had paid a fee to lay claim to contents of the wrecked ship Protector. Several of Elnathan's sons discovered some of the contents washed up on shore and took it as their own. Knowles sent the following letter to Elnathan, spelling corrected (Mooncussers of Cape Cod by Kittredge p 133-134):
Mr. Elnathan Eldridge Sir
I have been informed and have proof that your sons have found a large amount of valuable Rack Goods and sold many of them and have not advertised them as the law directs. You must well know there is a lawful owner to those goods. As you will find there is one lawful owner. In a short time I advise you as a friend to come immediately and settle the business with me and for your sons as I hold myself a lawful owner of all the goods and merchandise that came out of the ship Protector and taken up at the back side since the 15th day of October last it is very evident that those goods your sons found must come out the ship Protector as the same articles was in her invoice and sold me at public venue and I can give you a sufficient clearance from all lawful blame if you see cause to come and settle with me on reasonable terms soon if not I shall put the business into a lawyers hands to settle with yours as you have violated the laws of this Commonwealth not advertising the property and if the business goes into the law it will cause you more than settling with me it is my duty to seek for my right I want nothing more from no man and if you come and see me we can compromise on reasonable terms without spending money from yours. Seth Knowles
The sons mentioned by Mr. Knowles were Jonathan, James, Nehemiah and Elnathan Jr. His son Jonathan became a fisherman of the Grand Banks.
In April 1818, a meeting was held in Chatham at the home of Ezra Crowell. During the meeting Ensign and Salathiel Nickerson, Uriah Mayo, Benjamin Dunbar and Elnathan Eldredge, then age 70, were empowered as agents in Chatham to watch and prosecute any person digging clams at Simpson's Island (History of Harwich p 202).
Elnathan's family was originally Baptist, attending the Harwich Church, but at some point converted to the Methodist religion (Smith’s History of Chatham). He and members of his family assisted in the construction of the Methodist Meetinghouse which was completed in 1811.
East Harwich Methodist Church I have read that several of Elnathan and Dorthy’s children removed to the Granville area of Massachusetts, but I have not found them in records there. In part, it may have been an offer of land grants given out for military service during the Revolutionary War. It also signaled a large migration of Cape Cod families to move for better farmland.
Dorothy Freeman Eldredge's stone
At age 90, Elnathan died 21 December 1837 in Harwich. He is buried next to his wife and parents at the Methodist Church Cemetery in East Harwich (also known as High Hill Cemetery).They all have similar slate stones, with engravings of an urn and willow or ferns. Dorothy had died 12 years earlier, on 09 November 1825. Elnathan Eldredge's stone. I was there at the wrong time of day for this photo.
From The Yarmouth Register newspaper: January 5, 1837, In East Harwich, 22nd ult., Mr. Elnathan ELDRIDGE, 90. He was the father of eight children, 67 grandchildren and 52 great-grandchildren.
Elnathan’s will was dated 7 May 1832. He mentions daughter Sarah Crowell, wife of David, and Dorothy Arey, wife of Joseph, to each get half of: his 20 acres of upland in Harwich, Orleans, Brewster; the swamp adjoining that land; one acre or more of woodland adjoining the upland; a lot of meadow on Nonset beach of about 10 acres; all his indoor household furniture. He gave his four sons, Nehemiah, Samuel Jr., Isaiah, and Jonathan some of his wearing apparel and all the property not given to the daughters.
Elnathan's signature on his will
He also names his five grandsons, Elnathan Eldredge Jr., Thomas F. Eldredge, Joshua Eldredge, George W. Eldredge, and Zenus Eldredge, to receive some of his wearing apparel, one fifth of some real estate and one fourth of the shores and beaches named in the same deed. He gave the improvement of the above property to their mother Jane Eldredge during her widowhood. He also gave Jane’s daughters (unnamed) one dollar each.
He named sons Samuel Eldredge Jr and Jonathan Eldredge joint executors and signed it with his signature. It was witnessed by John Kenrick, Ezra Kendrick, Isaiah Kendrick.
Codical to Elnathan's will dated 14 June 1834 gives more information on the land to be given to his four surviving sons and the five grandsons (sons of his deceased son Elnathan). The inventory of Elnathan’s estate includes real estate:
two small pieces of meadow joining toner(?) creek Orleans $30.00about [can't read number] acres cleared land near Hezekiah Rogers __ Orleans 288.00Do, 1 1/2 Do woodland joining same, including the wood $24.002/7th of the brush & swamp wood in little cedar swamp $8.004/5ths of the round cove meadow Harwich $24.00about 2 1/2 acres woodland joining wading place path $35.00Do 1 1/4 Do Do joining same $20.004/5th abouth 3/4th Do joining Ebenr. Nickersons wood $23.00about 3 acres Do joining cove road Harwich $36.002 tons meadow to westward Cobs crick Orleans $48.001 1/4 Do Do near Amos point Do $25.001 1/2 Do Do south Do Do Do $25.003/4 Do old sand lot Do Do Do $12.00Small peace meadow on monument plane east Coles crick $10.00little lot meadow south Amos point 1 1/2 tons $25.00about 5 acres woodland joining Zeanus Taylor & Enos Rogers $25.003 Do DO Do Seth Nickersons wood 18.00
There isn't any personal estate inventory, but perhaps I missed it so will have to double check file at probate court.
Dorothy Freeman Eldredge,
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It’s good to be back on Hydroflex! | Roy van Eijk
It’s good to be back on Hydroflex!
December 11, 2013 · by royvaneijk	· in Photo.	·
I’m very stoked with my new Hydroflex surfboard (Bufo Fiber-jet).
Maybe it is because I’ve been surfing these boards since I was 12 years old, and they are just damn good!
Since I’ve been surfing my new board I’ve had some real fun sessions with lots of waves!
Here some pictures we took in the Westsidelocals area! 😉
Photo’s: A.C.A photography
← Amazing end of season surf
Spring Session with team buddy Kaspar Hamminga →


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Apparently there are two “Paper Bird” bands — you can see/hear the other one here. Strangely, this is also a very good band! I love the idea that one name would attract two somewhat similar, excellent groups of artists. I’ll have to pick up the other Paper Bird album, too… Oh, and this Paper Bird band is local, too!
…Incidentally, I used to really get into origami — I wonder if that’s part of the attraction…


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Yosemite cannot be described as beautiful. It is much more than that. I took many pictures. Went on a heart-pumping hike and a lot of nice walks with the dogs. Ate way too much way-too-bad-for-me food. (Why does camping always do that to a person?) Much to Keith's disappointment, we did not see a bear.
I will do another post about the trip, tomorrow night after work.
Posted by Jo Lynn at 9:40 PM
I am so jealous!!! We went to Yosemite a couple of years ago and had the most amazing time there. We didn't camp, but one night when we were going to this constellation seminar, or something like that, we did see a little bear. It was off to the side of the road, and running. We caught video of it; it is one of my most favorite memories of all time! We stayed in the car since I am sure mama bear was closeby, but he was just the cutest thing ever.
Campfire food, oh yeah. Can't wait to see the rest of the pix!
Ohhh wow that looks amazing :-)
Thank goodess you DIDN'T SEE a BEAR!!! Been to Yosemite once, but never had a chance to go for a hike. Man, that would be so cool!
Gorgeous! I can't wait for the full report!
I am glad you guys had a good weekend.
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SOLVED: DVD RAM not reading the DVD on a Toshiba Satellite - Fixya
When I insert a DVD into the drive, I get an I/O device error. A couple of weeks ago, I was able to view a a certain DVD. I tried the same DVD today and got this error message. Under DeviceManager, I expanded the "IDE/ATA ATAPI Controllers" node and changed settings to PIO mode. Nothing changed. What else can I try? Thank you.
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Yes, I've tried it w/other DVDs...still the same problem. It appears to not work w/CDs now either. Thanks Yes, I've tried it w/other DVDs...still the same problem. It appears to not work w/CDs now either. Thanks
Re: DVD RAM not reading the DVD on a Toshiba Satellite...
If you have tried differrent cds but still the same problem I suspected it's your dvd-rom that is faulty. Send it to the service service and tell them that you need to replace your dvd-rom drive. If the machine is under warranty it's free of charge. If not, you need to pay for the part.
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Asparagus Risotto a.k.a. Italian Khichadi | make it yum
I am, by no means, any kind of authority on risotto. The packet of Arborio rice came home from the supermarket and sat on the pantry shelves for a good two months before I summoned up the courage to have a shot at cooking risotto. It is admittedly not a breeze to make – the process might be simple, but it is laborious and requires some planning. And when cooking with ingredients one has never used before, one can never be quite sure what to expect. So I did what anyone with an internet connection does – I googled.
It is a creamy preparation, with much of the creaminess being derived from the rice and the cooking process itself. Wikipedia says that it is one of the most common ways of cooking rice in Italy, so it must be! The best sort of rice for a risotto seems to be a high starch, medium or short grained rice which have the ability to absorb the liquid and get sticky without becoming a complete mush. The end product is supposed to be rich and creamy, but the grains should still be separate. I’m not sure which variety of Indian rice might be suited for this preparation, but I did see a few recipes which called for brown rice. We enjoyed our dish of risotto so much that it will be very much worth my while to experiment with different varieties of rice once we’re back in India.
Overnight soaking required
3 cups Chicken stock or Vegetable stock, home-made or store-bought, low sodium kind
8-10 spears of Asparagus, diced
Wash and soak the rice overnight. It should fatten up to measure almost a cup and half after soaking.
Combine the chicken stock (or vegetable stock, if you prefer to keep it vegetarian) with an equal amount of water and bring it to a boil. After that, turn the heat to very low, to just keep it hot.
Melt the butter in a large, deep saucepan and add the chopped onions and garlic. Saute till the onion becomes translucent but not brown.
Add the rice and mix it will so that all the grains are covered with the butter.
Lower the heat to medium-low and add the wine. Stir it often till all of it is absorbed.
Add a third of the hot diluted stock. Keep stirring once in a while till all of it is absorbed in the rice, about 10-15 minutes.
After that add one cup of stock at a time, and stir. After about 15-20 minutes, when the rice grain seems almost cooked to the bite, add the asparagus and season with salt and pepper.
Once risotto is cooked to desired done-ness, stir in the cheese and remove from the heat. Serve immediately.
The overnight soaking is very necessary to reduce the cooking time.
All recipes I read stressed the importance of stirring to achieve the creamy texture, and I stuck to it. Be my guest if you want to stick it all in a pressure cooker and see what happens!
I had a delicious garlic and herb flavoured goat cheese which we picked up from a gourmet food festival a few months ago, languishing in the fridge. I stirred that in at the last moment, and didn’t mix it in completely. It added a very delightful little surprise in some spoonfuls.
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Anuja Waghulkar said:
This one sounds yummy, i intend to try it soon.
Great! let me know how it goes… 🙂
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Man Knows Mac: September 2009
> Prolong lithium-based battery life
Lithium-ion and lithium-polymer batteries have a few key differences, according to this Battery University guide, but the main danger to laptop battery remains the same.
With the nickel-cadmium or nickel-metal-hydride batteries common in the 90s, you would need to discharge fully quite frequently to avoid the 'memory effect', which should be called the 'forgetfulness effect', because it happens when batteries forget that yes, they actually do have more power left, and quit prematurely, thinking they're out of power. That's an act of forgetting if I've ever seen one, but with lithium-ion and lithium-polymer, you don't have to worry about it; frequent shallow charges are not only safe but less stressful and healthier for the battery. You only have to discharge fully maybe once a month and that's only to give the software gauge a chance to recalibrate to the size of a full charge.
However, this is all scribbling in the margins of battery life. Charge or discharge frequency were never really the main thing killing laptop batteries. From what I have witnessed, people have just been killing their batteries by leaving the mains adapter plugged in way too long, sometimes for days. I've seen some random internetling claims that lithium batteries can be safely left docked indefinitely, but the Battery Guide article says nuts to that: forcing a battery to remain in a state of full charge with constant heat applied for an indefinite period is just a great way to age your battery chemistry at a far accelerated rate — even lithium.
Bottom line: you can read that whole article, or you can just not work with your laptop plugged in unless your battery actually needs charging. This single factor explains most of the differences I have observed between the battery life of different laptops in different environments.
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> List what's been removed from Snow Leopard
An informal list has formed at Waffle [via Daring Fireball]. The knifing of PowerPC support was widely expected, but the dropped creator code adherence is going to spark a bunch of people to falsely believe that their system can no longer open their oldest files anymore, when the truth is that it has merely forgotton how to figure out which app to open them with.
I can understand clearing out the cruft, but adhering to creator codes made the system more intelligent about how to open your legacy files, so that really wasn't cruft at all, was it?
[ UPDATE: Looks like I'm not the only one who was shocked at the braindeadness of the creator code move: see more details and complaints about this issue here and here. ]
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Refusal to participate directly in the bleeding edge treadmill is definitely the way to go. If you have trouble letting go of the immediacy of it all, repeat after me:
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77 Reviews #20 of 69 Restaurants in Seneca $$ - $$$
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66 helpful votes “Mediocre ”
Not bad; not good. Very mediocre food. Some veggies were from the can. Several open tables to choose where to sit. We made our choice due to several dirty tables. They were never bussed while we were there. The dirty tables outnumbered the clean ones. Prices were decent. Just filler food of no note.
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4 helpful votes “Such a nice building, such bad food ”
This town really needs a great place to go for breakfast but this is not the place. Greasy eggs and hash browns taste like cardboard. Slow service. Been here twice and same awful experience both times. So disappointing. Should be a goldmine restaurant with decent food.
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4 helpful votes “Worse than institutional food.”
Always saw large crowds at this restaurant during dinner hours and decided to give it a try. Wow were we disappointed. Just a bad meat and three!! Not only that, it is basically like a cafeteria. You walk up to the counter to place your order and take your food back with you. This is obviously a place where people...
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236 helpful votes “Waited 50 minutes for breakfast, and they told us they forgot to put it in”
Friendly servers, terrible service. Coffee was weak, orange juice was not good. Placed an order for egg whites and French Toast-50 minutes and several assurances later from our waitress still no food. The manager/owner-told us when we said we had waited 50 minutes, and when was our breakfast coming up-he said: "maybe in 3-4 more minutes as they had not...
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Great meat & veggie meals. Awesome wait staff. Very friendly. Pork chops or fish are very, very good. We eat here at least twice a month
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Went there with friend's for lunch..food was excellent. .not a long wait time. . Very friendly folks working there.
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Level Contributor 3 reviews “ALWAYS our Go To Place to eat!”
We love the Seneca Family Restaurant, especially for breakfast. We go there about 4-5 times a month and are never disappointed. Lunch is good too, but breakfast is our favorite there.
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Had a fabulous breakfast. Waitress was friendly and timely. She did not hover, yet our beverages were always full. There must have been a pound of bacon in my omelette. It was huge!!!! Biscuits were warm and soft. The grits were disappointing (small dish on the side)😉. Look forward to returning next time we visit the lake.
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Was in Seneca on business and went to dinner at this establishment last night. Ordered our food and the waitress brought our drinks immediately. We were a party of two and about 5 minutes after we were seated a party of three arrived. Waited for our food for over 40 minutes. While we were waiting, the party of three were...
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2 helpful votes “Always dependable and predictable food. ”
As usual great service. Food is consistently good- well prepared, served hot and very tasty. Our go to place for quick friendly dinner, lunch or a great breakfast.
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The arduous quest is over.: nanila — LiveJournal
2011-12-04 18:26:00
The arduous quest is over.
We have a new (used) car. She is a silver Citroën C4. Yes, we've pretty much bought the same car we had before, except that it's a bit newer. I do not want to speak to another used car salesperson for a very, very long time.
We're now at the most important decision of all: what to call her. Our previous Citroën was called Marguerite St. Just, after the daring aristocratic heroine of Baroness Orczy's The Scarlet Pimpernel. The question is, do we stick with the literary theme and call her Leonie, after the saucy cross-dressing Duchess of Avon, created by Georgette Heyer? Or do we stick with the French Revolution theme and call her Sophie, after the erudite, equanimous and exquisite wife of the mathematician, philosopher and victim of said revolution Nicolas de Condorcet? Or should we choose something cleverer that you have thought of?
Poll #1800687 What shall we name our new car?
Shall we call her:
Leonie, after Georgette Heyer's saucy cross-dressing heroine
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Dutch far-right politician Geert Wilders of the PVV party attends a news conference during a European far-right leaders meeting in Prague, Czech Republic December 16, 2017. REUTERS/David W Cerny/Files
To support his argument, he noted that prosecutors did not press charges against Wilders' biggest domestic political rival, Alexander Pechtold of the centrist D66 Party, over a remark earlier this year possibly insulting to Russians.
"This case is about two words: 'fewer' and 'Moroccans'," he said. "There's no question as to whether the suspect said them, there's only the question of how they should be explained."
He said that discussion of Pechtold's case was tangential when Wilders could address the charges against him head on.
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Wilders replied that he would not participate in "a prosecution whose goal is to have me gagged."
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November | 2017 | Renee Behnke's Blog
November 25, 2017 · 10:22 pm
Carl and I flew into Milan and then took the speed train to Florence. Just a note, if you want to do this plan ahead. You will need to get to the main train station in downtown Milan to catch the train. Allow at least 1 1/2 hours. We took the shuttle bus for $8 each instead of 120 euro taxi. The bus is fast and very clean.
We arrived in Florence, walked a couple of blocks and picked up our rental car. Our friends live close to the beautiful resort, Costello di Casole in the Siena region about 90 minute drive from Florence. Since we were staying with friends our days were planned around where our next lunch was. We fixed dinner at home and talked about what the next day would be.
On the first afternoon we drove to the village of Volterra for a great lunch at Borge Pignano, villapigano@ borgopigano.com, if you are any where close this hotel and restaurant is a must. The grounds/ gardens and amazing pool carved into the rock is a perfect hideaway. Manager Angelo Pais is there to take care of every detail and the chef created an amazing lunch.
The next day we drove to Siena, wandered through the streets and after a visit to the Duomo, a must if you are in town. Then we had lunch at a charming 75 year old restaurant “Osterisa Le Logge, Via del Porrione 33” just off the main square. The food was the old style of local dishes, all perfectly prepared and served.
After these great 3 hour lunches our simple low key dinners on the outside deck watching the sunsets was the perfect way to end the day. Ready for the next day adventure to explore a new village and share another lovely lunch. We drove to the village of “Colle de Val d’ Elsa. Our lunch at IL Frantoio was clean simple Italian fare. This is the village that you will find the famous Lotti terra-cotta cookware lottiterracotte1926@gmail.com. This village is also the place you will find the famous stared restaurant a”Adalfo”.
The last night we had dinner in Castillo di Casole, they have a menu with many American favorites in the bar with an Italian flair. The next morning we headed north, the area of Parma is where we have long time friends that welcomed us for a short 3 days of food, conversation and exploring new restaurants in the region. After dinner at home and a good nights sleep we headed to the town of Cremona. We visited the Museum of Violins, lunch at a The Tavern La Botte just down the street was a nice local restaurant with lovely home made pasta and soup. After wandering through the town of Fidenza where our friends live and a couple hours of rest we drove to the town of Busseto to a great fish restaurant “L’ Araba Fenice”. If you are in the area this is an excellent choice for dinner, no fancy decor but excellent food.
A great experience the next day was the opportunity to visit a “Labyrinth in the village of Fontanellato. This experience was something we don’t get to try figuring out how to navigate the hidden paths,in the U.S. something like this is known to most of us as a maze. Libirinto@francomariaricci.com, is created as a huge maze of paths winding through tall stands of bamboo. When you make your way to the end, if you get lost the have a help number posted in several places, you can enter the museum of the art collected owned and created by Franco Rocci. You can enjoy lunch at the Labyrinth, but we suggest going to La Forcheta Ala in Fontanellato. Chef owner Chiuso Matedi is there to greet you and promises to bring you the best frito misto and Pizza in Italy. With great memories and a fond farewell to our week in Italy we headed back to the airport in Milan.
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