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Mendham Boro Has Four Options for Schools - Long Valley, NJ Patch
Mayor Neil Henry and the Mendham Borough Council settle on four options for the regional school district feasibility study.
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In sharp contrast to last Monday’s long debate at the Mendham Township Committee meeting that yielded two options for the regional school district feasibility study, Mendham Borough held a brief round table at the meeting of the mayor and council that produced four workable options. Well, really more like three.
But technically four.
“We have to give major consideration to be given on six options,” Mendham Borough Mayor Neil Henry said. “Our goal from this governing body is to come up with three or four options for me to take back to the larger meeting of the Ad Hoc committee on Thursday.”
The six options being considered were:
Creation of one K-12 School District for all five towns Creation of two K-12 Districts — one for Washington Township and one for the Mendhams and Chesters
Creation of one K-12 District for Washington Township and a Limited Use 9-12 District for the Mendhams and the Chesters. The K-8 schools in those towns would not change.
Status Quo: K-8 schools stay in place, WMMHS and WMCI-JS would continue as one district.
Creation of Magnet schools, either at the k-8 level and/or the High School 9-12
Hybrid Model: One Superintendent over all five towns, local school boards would remain in place and have local control over areas including quality of staff, curriculum and where their children attend school (needs further definition). The focus of this model is shared services, and optimization of resources while maintaining local schools.
The Council members Brad Badal and Veronica Daly were the first to offer their thoughts, both were in favor of looking at the status quo, with a new funding formula, or the creation of two K-12 districts. But Daly also added her thoughts on the current school structure in Mendham.
“I think we are missing an opportunity with the K-8 to save money and improve the curriculum,” Daly said. “I don’t think we need a superintendent for every elementary school.”
Board President John Andrus had a list of four options of interest to him. That list included the hybrid model, the two K-12 districts, a limited use 9-12 district and an adjusted funding formula to the current school status quo. But Andrus acknowledged many of those things might be out of reach.
“You are going to want to do something you can do,” Andrus said. “We should focus on baby steps even if it means throwing out the big plan and make some kind of compromise with the local boards.”
Councilman David Sharkey also supported the hybrid formula and the 9-12 limited use plan for the Mendhams and the Chesters. Councilman Louis Garubo agreed with his colleagues, but reminded them to consider the issue that brought them to this point to begin with.
“The most important thing is the funding formula,” Garubo said. “We need to address the unfair way in which our tax dollars are distributed.”
Councilman Stanley Witczak didn’t disagree with the choices of his compatriots, but saw trouble with the cutting of staff being part of any plan.
“I don’t know how many schools they have out in Washington Township, but you might find a lot of resistance from people trying to protect teachers and support staff,” Witzcak said. “I see a lot of savings if we can educate the public, but I see a lot of resistance.”
For his part, Henry wanted to make sure they narrowed the scope of feasibility study to something manageable.
“If it becomes diluted with too many things it becomes harder to share with the layman what is already a very complicated issue,” Henry said. “It looks like our number one options falls into the different funding formula options along with the creation of two k-12 districts, followed by one K-12 district for Washington township with a limited use 9-12 for the Mendhams and the Chesters and the hybrid model.”
While the hybrid model was on the list, it didn’t appear to be an option that, as Henry put it, “had legs.”
“Clearly we have three options here we like. I need to get a sense of our thoughts because I need to go to this meeting Thursday with bullets in my holster,” Henry said. “Each governing body and each school board is going to have their own list of options and I don’t know what they are going to have.”
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Acoustics for Engineers: Troy Lectures - Jens Blauert, Ning Xiang - Google Books
books.google.com - Blauert's and Xiang's "Acoustics for Engineers" provides the material for an introductory course in engineering acoustics for students with basic knowledge in mathematics. In the second, enlarged edition, the teaching aspects of the book have been substantially improved. Carefully selected examples illustrate...https://books.google.com/books/about/Acoustics_for_Engineers.html?id=bXvS_JbS8vUC&utm_source=gb-gplus-shareAcoustics for Engineers
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MagneticField Transducers
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Isolation of Air and StructureBorne Sound
Noise Control A Survey
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Title Acoustics for Engineers: Troy Lectures
Authors Jens Blauert, Ning Xiang
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Just Following a Dream: Cover Reveal: (Never) Again
Just when she had finally moved on……He moved back.When
Available for preorder on Barnes and Noble and Amazon. Add it to your TBR list on Goodreads. Theresa Paolo lives in the same town she grew up in
Congrats to Theresa! Love the cover and her book sounds good.
Aww thanks, Jess!!! August 5, 2013 at 7:42 AM
Congrats, and I love the cover (it's everywhere! a veritable invasion!)
Congrats to Theresa! It's got a great one-line pitch.

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Wild Neutron: New Blog
Labels: wild neutron first blog post Joe Satriani Orpheum music guitar science electronics laser cat Garfield Linux jazz death metal classical techno love
buuddha said...
random blog name generators FTW!
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looking forward to future posts. and I would love to hear some of your music down the line. :)
Hey! Follow me,
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interesting blog, guy! i'll be sure to check back often :)
anyways, here's mine if you [or anyone else?!:D] is interested; just random posts on things i hope to be interesting to my fellow bloggers :) http://lifeofbaron.blogspot.com
Looks like a cool blog, I'm following!
Cool blog - now following and supporting
Hope you enjoyed satriani
congrats on the new blog man... i'm a guitar player myself and i love satriani... but only because he taught steve vai how to play :D
Tom Dackery said...
Hey nice work, can't wait to see the quality of your posts.
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follow ya boi back!
I would suggest just playing around with electronics to learn. hackaday.com and instructables.com are good places to learn.
Post some of your music! I'm interested. :) I never knew about the random blog name generator, haha. Cool. And I must agree with you, cats are awesome.
nice to see a fellow musician. i play guitar too.
whats ur set up looking like?
Well i cant wait to see how this turns out, a nice selection of hobbies you have and hopefully you do some awesome articles
Damn, I really wish I had thought of a random name generator. I just used what was sitting on my desk at the time. But I guess Natural Peanut Butter is as cool as Wild Neutron...
There's a random blog name generator just for blog namin'? I've seen it all!
Nice blog, looking forward to future posts. Maybe someday I'll learn to play guitar, I know if I bought one now it would merely be an expensive brick in the corner of my room.
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upload some songs you like, that's what i plan on doing.
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I like your blog name, and I am totally jealous you get to see those guys tonight. Followed.
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Eileen Fisher Gauzy cotton blanket: Girlfriends are often cold. This blanket looks lovely. Garnet hill, gossamer blanket
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A Few Things Every Cricut Owner Should Know... Very helpful!
ANYONE THAT USES A Cricut whether it be for fabric or paper should own this cheat sheet
Tips and tricks for the Cricut. It's circa 2010, so if you don't already own SCAL software, that part may not be as handy for you (lots of "issues" there...) But otherwise, she has some great tips. And the rest of her blog is great as well!
Cricut Tips Tricks
make your own shimmer mist tutorial
How to use Distress inks.
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Eric Schmidt's written testimony to Congress
Read a copy of Google Executive Chairman Eric Schmidt's written testimony to the Senate subcommittee on antitrust, competition policy, and consumer rights.
22 September 2011 4:36 am AEST
Testimony of Eric Schmidt, Executive Chairman, Google Inc.,
Chairman Kohl, Ranking Member Lee, and members of the Subcommittee:
Thank you for inviting me to testify before you today. I'm Eric Schmidt and I currently serve as the Executive Chairman of Google Inc. I am responsible for the external matters of Google including building partnerships and broader business relationships, government outreach, and technology thought leadership. I also advise Google's Chief Executive Officer, Larry Page, and senior Google leadership on business and policy issues.
From 2001 until earlier this year, I served as Google's Chief Executive Officer, overseeing the company's technical and business strategy alongside Google's founders Sergey Brin and Larry Page. Prior to joining Google, I was the Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer of Novell and before then the Chief Technology Officer at Sun Microsystems.
As a technology veteran of some 30 years, I look forward to talking to you today about the dynamic environment in which Google competes and the new and innovative choices that we are bringing to consumers to help improve their access to information and ultimately help them live better lives.
At Google, we've always focused on putting consumers - our users - first. For example, we aim to provide relevant answers as quickly as possible, and our product innovation and engineering talent deliver results that we believe users like, in a world where the competition is only one click away.
We believe that this focus on serving consumers has not just helped Google succeed but has also led us to create products and services that help other businesses thrive. Just in 2010 Google Search and our advertising products helped generate $64 billion in economic activity for hundreds of thousands of small businesses throughout the United States. We are proud of the work that we do with small businesses and of the fact that we help them connect with customers and partners around the world in a way not possible just a decade ago.
I'll add that, according to independent research commissioned by Google, 63 percent of America's small businesses do not have a website or online presence. So there's still a lot that Google and others can do to help small businesses get on the web and thereby connect with the world. That's why we've started an initiative to help small businesses get online. We've partnered with Intuit and dozens of local organizations to offer local businesses free websites and tips on how to grow their
online presence. To date, we have helped thousands of businesses begin the process of building an online presence at events around the country, and we'll continue to do so in the months to come.
In my written testimony I would like to focus on three key issues relating to Google and how we compete in the digital world:
 First, I'll describe the tremendously competitive and dynamic space in which we operate.
 Second, I'll describe the business principles that guide us and that we know will stand up to scrutiny.
 Finally, I will touch on the Federal Trade Commission's investigation and our view that such a process should be focused and fair.
Before I discuss these key issues, though, I'll provide you with a brief history of Google and search.
As hard as it may be to believe, Google is only 13 years old. When I started with Google in 2001, I was employee number 223. Today, Google employs thousands of people in the United States, in California, New York, Texas, Wisconsin, and points in between.
In 1998, the year Google was incorporated, Yahoo!, which had hundreds of millions of users, was declared the winner of the "search engine wars" - it got twice as many visitors as its nearest competitor and had "eviscerated the competition."
Nevertheless, Google's founders, Stanford graduate students Larry Page and Sergey Brin, believed they could build a better mousetrap, and they set out to do so in their dorm room. Over time, they overcame naysayers who thought Yahoo! had permanently won the competition for the best search engine.
Google's entry into search was based on a major innovation: the PageRank system for using web links to tap into the "wisdom of the users" to identify the most relevant websites for any given query. This represented a major advance on Yahoo!, which was offering "categories," and other search engines, which typically only used the number of times a keyword appeared on a page to rank websites. Many sites at the time, including Yahoo!, allowed advertisers to pay to be included in search results without any indication to consumers that those results were paid. Google never engaged in this practice and instead focused on improving its search results to serve users, with the result that in 2004 Google passed Yahoo! in the number of active U.S. users.
Despite the major innovations in search since 1998, the underlying principles of how search works remain the same. A search engine's software "crawls" pages available on the Internet and catalogues them. When a consumer enters search terms, those terms are processed by the search engine's mathematical algorithms, which determine the probability that any given webpage will be responsive to the search. The user then receives results that are rank-ordered based on the search engine?s judgment of the likelihood that each result matches what the user was seeking in entering the search terms. This process necessarily depends on multiple variables and constant refinement.
From the start, Google has constantly refined its search algorithm, which now considers over 200 factors in assessing site quality and relevance. When a user types a query into Google Search, Google's proprietary technology analyzes these signals to provide a determination as to what the user is looking for. Google uses this ever-improving technology to organize information, rank sites, and present results to users. Google's search results are ultimately a scientific opinion as to what information users will find most useful.
In keeping with our focus on quality and delivering the most relevant results for consumers, Google is constantly experimenting with new innovations in presenting information. Potential refinements to the algorithm go through a rigorous testing process, from conception to initial testing in Google's internal "sandbox" to focused testing to final approval. Consumer testing is key to the algorithm refining process, and Google uses both human reviewers and samples of real search traffic in order to measure whether a proposed algorithm change improves the user experience or not.
To give you a sense of the scale of the changes that Google considers, in 2010 we conducted 13,311 precision evaluations to see whether proposed algorithm changes improved the quality of its search results, 8,157 side-by-side experiments where it presented two sets of search results to a panel of human testers and had the evaluators rank which set of results was better, and 2,800 click evaluations to see how a small sample of real-life Google users responded to the change. Ultimately, the process resulted in 516 changes that were determined to be useful to users based on the data and, therefore, were made to Google's algorithm. Most of these changes are imperceptible to users and affect a very small percentage of websites, but each one of them is implemented only if we believe the change will benefit our users.
One of the main drivers of Google's constant innovation is the fact that we face an extremely competitive landscape in which consumers have a multitude of options to access information. If we want consumers to keep coming back to Google, we have to give them the best possible experience. And that pushes us to keep putting consumers first.
Google faces competition from numerous sources including other general search engines (such as Microsoft's Bing, Yahoo!, and Blekko); specialized search sites, including travel sites (like Expedia and Travelocity), restaurant reviews (like Yelp), and shopping sites (like Amazon and eBay); social media sites (like Facebook); and mobile applications beyond count, just to name a few.
For example, let's say you're looking for a local restaurant. You might search on Google for "local restaurant," but increasingly people are going on to Facebook and Twitter to ask their friends for restaurant recommendations. Or, you might use the Yelp mobile application on your iPhone or Android phone to find restaurants near your location. More than ever before we're competing vigorously against each of these other ways for users to access information.
Consumers have a truly vast array of options - some search and some not - from which to access information. Well-known shopping sites like Amazon, Wal-Mart, and eBay are essentially search engines that focus on product search and provide customers with an opportunity to buy a good at the end of their search. In this category, they have been extremely successful. For example, eBay
handled more than 2 billion U.S. searches in the third quarter of 2010, and Amazon saw 847 million searches during the same period, while Google handled only 226 million product searches during that quarter. Among these three companies eBay had 65 percent of product searches for the period while Google had just seven percent.
The same holds true for popular travel search sites like Kayak, Priceline, and Expedia. Students looking for encyclopedia-like entries on different topics often go directly to sites like Wikipedia and About.com. Patients searching for medical information often go directly to sites such as WebMD and eHealth. For current events, news-seekers can visit the websites of major publications like The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, or The Washington Post. And all of these websites have corresponding apps to make them even more readily accessible on mobile devices.
Among major search engines, Microsoft's Bing has continued to gain in popularity, perhaps because it comes pre-installed as the search default on over 70 percent of new computers sold. Microsoft's Bing is the exclusive search provider for Yahoo! and Facebook. Microsoft recently signed a deal for Bing to power English language search on the fast-rising Chinese search engine Baidu, which Baidu has acknowledged will help it become more competitive in markets outside of China. In addition to Internet Explorer, Microsoft has integrated Bing into its popular gaming console, the Xbox 360, which it is in talks with cable companies to convert into the set-top box of the future. Microsoft?s Bing launched in June 2009 and has grown so rapidly that some commentators have speculated that it could overtake Google as early as 2012.
And there's the most popular website on the Internet, by an "enormous margin": Facebook. Facebook and similar sites have extensive search and information functions. Facebook Questions, for example, allows users to determine the best pizza restaurant in Washington, DC or the best movies of the 1970s. Consumers, particularly young ones, increasingly are turning to their online friends to find out what to wear, where to eat, and what to watch. And because of its exclusive search arrangement with Microsoft's Bing, Facebook and Bing can harness the power of search algorithms and a customer's social graph to answer a query. This is a tremendous competitive advantage.
Most importantly, all of these options for obtaining information can be accessed without ever using Google.
From an advertising perspective, Google's search advertising tools compete for ad dollars every day against other forms of advertising including TV, radio, newspapers, magazines, direct mail, and online banner ads. Our advertising system is based on an auction where advertisers bid what they?re willing to pay, so advertisers set their own prices and can easily assess the return on their advertising investment. Advertisers know that they have other options and they can and do turn off their Google ad campaigns whenever they want.
Google's success despite strong competition is based on its persistent focus on satisfying consumers - getting them to the answers they want quickly and accurately. Keeping up requires constant investment and innovation, and if Google fails in this effort users can and will switch. The cost of going elsewhere is zero, and users can and do use other sources to find the information they want.
These are the principles that have guided us from the beginning:
Do what's best for the user
We make hundreds of changes to our algorithms every year to improve consumers' search experience. Not every website can come out at the top of the page, or even appear on the first page of our search results. That's why our search rankings and the format of our results are designed to give users the most useful answer.
Provide the most relevant answers as quickly as possible
Today, when a consumer types "weather in Madison" or "how many feet in a mile" into our search box, you get the answers directly - often before you hit "enter." Sometimes the most useful answer to a query is a link to website, but other times it might be a map, video, flight time, mathematical equation, quick fact, or shopping result.
All search engines - including Microsoft's Bing and Yahoo! - have been working to provide new forms of answers for users, beyond the traditional "ten blue links." In fact, according to an October 2010 study published by Comscore, Bing contained these "rich results" on their results pages 54 percent of the time, while Google only provided rich results 33 percent of the time.
Advertisements offer useful information, too, which is why we also work hard to ensure that our ads are relevant to consumers. Our ad systems ensure that the ads users see next to their search results aren't just from the highest bidder, but also reflect the relevance of that ad to the user's query.
Label advertisements clearly
Google was one of the first search engines to clearly distinguish advertisements from our organic search results, and when the FTC issued guidelines in 2002 to search engines about ad labeling, Google already met the recommended guidelines. As we experiment with new ad formats and new types of content (such as hotel and flight booking ads), we will continue to be transparent about what is an ad and what isn't.
We share more information about how our rankings work than any other search engine, through our Webmaster Central site, blog, diagnostic tools, support forum, and video instruction on YouTube. We recently introduced an option in our support center for webmasters to contact Google privately. Through our Webmaster Help channel on YouTube, we provide more than 400 videos to help websites understand our rankings and how to improve their sites.
We also give advertisers detailed information about the ad auction - including their ad quality score, our "bid simulator" to help them estimate their ad performance, and tips to improve their ad quality scores.
We've recently introduced even more transparency efforts, including announcing major changes to our algorithm, providing more notice when a website is demoted due to spam violations, and giving advertisers new information about ads that break our rules.
Loyalty, not lock-in
As much as we would like them to stay with Google, if consumers don't like the answer that Google Search provides, they can switch to another search engine with just one click. And we make it easy to leave our other services too. We have a team of engineers - nicknamed the "Data Liberation Front" - whose only goal is to help our users move their data in and out of Google products.
We want consumers to stay with us not because they're locked in, but because we're innovating and making our products better. For example, if a user wants to switch from Gmail to Yahoo! Mail or Microsoft's Hotmail, we make it easy for her to export contacts and messages easily and for free. If a user wants to leave Google+, our social networking service, we provide a tool called Google Takeout that lets users download all their posts, contacts, and photos. We do this for dozens of Google products - Maps, Voice, YouTube, Calendar, Finance, etc. - all listed on dataliberation.org. And we make sure the files that consumers take out are actually useful; they're in flexible formats a user can read or upload into a competing service.
Our "loyalty, not lock-in" approach is good for our users and also a smart long-term business strategy. Would you eat at a restaurant where they lock the doors behind you when you sit down to eat? Of course not. We think it's smarter to leave the door open all the time. That's how we get rapid, candid feedback on what's good and what's not. It spurs us to innovate faster and build better products. And that freedom makes for happier, more loyal customers.
Be open, not closed
When we think about the meaning of open, we think about open technology, which includes open source software (meaning we release and actively support code that helps grow the Internet) and open standards (meaning we adhere to and help develop accepted standards) that improve the entire Internet.
At Google we believe that open is better than closed. "Open" means developing an open marketplace like the Android Market and the Chrome Web Store, where any developer can submit her applications for the world to try. "Open" means extending our products through application programming interfaces - APIs - so developers can build on top of these unique tools, helping them create great applications that would be practically impossible to develop otherwise.
"Open" also means supporting features that have been approved by formal standards bodies, and, if none exist, working to create standards that improve the entire ecosystem. And "open" means releasing the source code to numerous projects that were developed by Google so that third parties can utilize these technologies to build their own products without having to reinvent the wheel, thereby speeding up the innovation cycle and providing consumers with even more choices.
Open sourcing software has real benefits in the marketplace, as competing browsers like Rockmelt and Flock have already been developed using the Chrome code base. Similarly, rather than having
to build their own operating systems, companies can and do use Android, as a full-fledged operating system, to power many different types of devices. In fact Android's openness allows anyone to take it and develop it independently - Amazon reportedly is doing this with a tablet expected to go on sale this fall and others have too. Android's openness has helped make mobile computing competitive by allowing the introduction of lower-priced smartphones and pushing other companies to innovate and improve their products - all resulting in better phones for less.
The Federal Trade Commission's Investigation
In June of this year, Google received Civil Investigative Demands from the Federal Trade Commission regarding certain aspects of our business practices. While no company would request such a government investigation, we are confident that our business practices will stand up to scrutiny.
We are fully cooperating with the FTC's investigation, and we hope that it will be conducted in a focused and fair manner so that we can continue creating jobs and building products that delight our users.
We know that several companies have complaints with Google, which they may have raised with government regulators here and abroad. In our experience, most of these complaints come from websites that don't like where their sites rank on Google's search results page or argue that in providing better answers like maps, shopping, or local results, we are hurting individual sites.
When you hear these complaints, I'd urge you to keep two things in mind.
First, we built search for users, not websites, and no matter what we do, there will always be some websites unhappy with where they rank. Search is subjective, and there's no "correct" set of search results. Our scientific process is designed to provide the answers that consumers will find most useful.
Second, unlike technologies of the past, the great thing about the fundamental openness of the Internet is that, if consumers don't like what one website is providing them, they can switch to another website with just one click. Using Google is a choice (and a free one), and there are no barriers to consumers navigating to www.kayak.com, www.nextag.com, www.bing.com, www.yelp.com, www.expedia.com, or any other website.
I am not a lawyer, but I take comfort from the fact that every decided antitrust suit that has been brought against Google regarding our search results has been dismissed. As recently as last month, an Ohio state court dismissed a private antitrust suit brought against Google. I believe that this demonstrates that our business principles and, in particular, Google?s focus on putting consumers first, are also the same values that are behind the antitrust laws.
That does not mean that we do everything perfectly. The fact that we made over 500 changes to the algorithm last year is an indication that we are constantly refining the way that we organize and display information. And, like any good business, we are always happy to hear criticisms and concerns from consumers so that we can continue to improve.
Chairman Kohl, Ranking Member Lee, and members of the Subcommittee, thank you for inviting me to testify today.
At Google we recognize that with success comes scrutiny. By investing smartly, hiring extremely talented engineers, and working very, very hard (and with some good luck), Google has been blessed with a great deal of success. But given the rapid pace of change in the technology industry, we take nothing for granted.
I look forward to answering questions you might have about our efforts, and Google looks forward to working with members of the Subcommittee and others to ensure vibrant and consumer-focused competition on the Internet.
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Rachel Getting Cooking: A New Year
I never make New Year's resolutions, because inevitably I always break them. I usually do not give my resolutions too much thought either. I generally opt for the standard resolution fare and before the clock strikes midnight I've already abandoned ship. However, with twenty three years of unfulfilled resolutions behind me and it being the start of a new decade, I thought it appropriate to rethink my resolutions. I began by thinking about things I wanted to do, books to read and things I wanted to learn. Ultimately, everything circled back to food and I have a sneaking suspicion that this year I just might keep my resolutions. 1. Continue to read and learn as much as possible about food, wine and culture. 2. Perfect my pie crust and bake a delicious pie complete with a beautifully crimped crust. 3. Make pasta from scratch 4. Drink beer on the porch with my dad and master the art of the grill 5. Dabble in Asian cuisine 6. Roast a chicken. 7. Make homemade preserves Posted by
RussellJanuary 5, 2010 at 5:12 PMI like your idea of food-related New Year's Resolutions. I've decided to make a point to try and actually cook something (and I'm not letting boiling water for pasta count as cooking) at least once a week, and I want to host at least one dinner party during the year. Thanks for the inspiration!ReplyDeleteRachel TuckerJanuary 5, 2010 at 8:09 PMI think those are fabulous resolutions! Good luck!ReplyDeleteBrian W.January 10, 2010 at 5:02 PMGreat resolutions! Send me a jar of jam...Your Malbec recommendation in the new Saveur? Awesome! Love following your cooking adventures.ReplyDeleteRachel TuckerJanuary 10, 2010 at 9:25 PMHi Brian! Yes, I intend to keep my resolutions for once haha! When I make jam, I'll be sure to send you some! That was my Malbec recommendation! All very exciting! I was so thrilled to see my name in print :)Take care! xxReplyDeleteAdd commentLoad more...


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Did the midterms kill Keynesianism? Felix Salmon
Did the midterms kill Keynesianism?
Mark Thoma has a depressing column at the Fiscal Times today, saying that the Obama administration's failed fiscal stimulus threatens the entire idea that the government has a role to play in smoothing economic shocks and protecting the vulnerable from the vagaries of unconstrained capitalism:
data-share-count="false"> Mark Thoma has a depressing column at the Fiscal Times today, saying that the Obama administration’s failed fiscal stimulus threatens the entire idea that the government has a role to play in smoothing economic shocks and protecting the vulnerable from the vagaries of unconstrained capitalism:
On this view, Obama’s fiscal policy has been disastrous: not only did it fail to achieve its own stated aims, but it also resulted in “an unmistakable rejection of the government’s more muscular economic and regulatory policies.” As a consequence, we’re backsliding into a laissez-faire world, where calling Obama a Keynesian is if anything even more damaging than calling him a Kenyan.
People should not be left to fend for themselves when they are hit by large negative economic shocks they had no hand in creating, and let’s hope that somehow, despite the emerging trend toward a more hands-off approach and pressures from rising national debt levels, that outcome can be avoided.
I suspect that he will get his wish. Politics is even more cyclical than macroeconomics, and what goes around in midterms tends to come around two years later. So long as an “it’s the economy, stupid” message can win elections, politicians will continue to push fiscal policies aimed at fixing what’s broken. Some of those policies will work better than others, but it’s stretching credulity to believe that the message of the midterms is that no such policies will ever be attempted again.
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Academically - definition of academically by The Free Dictionary
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Adv. 1. academically - in regard to academic matters; "academically, this is a good school"
أكَاديمياً، جامِعِياً
akademicky
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accademicamenteaccadèmicodal punto di vista accademico
从学术观点學院式地
[ˌækəˈdemɪkəlɪ] ADV
1. (Scol, Univ) an academically gifted child → un niño con grandes dotes intelectuales
academically, the boy is below average → en los estudios el chico está por debajo del promedio
she's outstanding academically → es muy brillante desde el punto de vista académico
an academically renowned professor → un catedrático de renombre en círculos universitarios
an academically sound argument → un argumento sólido desde el punto de vista intelectual
2. (= theoretically) to argue academically → dar razones puramente teóricas
[ˌækəˈdɛmɪkli] adv (at school) → sur le plan scolaire; (at university) → sur le plan universitaire
to do well academically → bien réussir dans ses études
→ wissenschaftlich; to be academically inclined → geistige Interessen haben; to be academically minded → wissenschaftlich denken; academically respectable → wissenschaftlich akzeptabel; academically gifted → intellektuell begabt
she is not doing well academically (Sch) → sie ist in der Schule nicht gut; (Univ) → sie ist mit ihrem Studium nicht sehr erfolgreich; she’s good at handicraft but is not doing so well academically → im Werken ist sie gut, aber in den wissenschaftlichen Fächern hapert es
And I must confess that I had treated the idea very cavalierly and academically as a dream and nothing more.
Accordingly, those who are academically gifted but unable to afford private schooling should be given the chance to flourish by fee-free admittance to grammar schools as announced by Theresa May.
Gifted pupils should be given chance to flourish; LETTERS Email: letters@coventrytelegraph.net Twitter: @coventrytelegraph Facebook: facebook.com/coventrytelegraph Post: Coventry Telegraph, Leicester Row, Canal Basin, Coventry, CV1 4LY Get in touch - tell us what you think
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Originally from California and a graduate of the University of California at Los Angeles (UCLA), Lockett made his mark academically and on the football field for the Bruins before moving on to play professionally for both the New England Patriots and the New York Jets, for which he most recently completed the 2013 season.
As a teenager I struggled academically but my creative classes gave me a place to shine and develop.
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Laghari has said that under Post-Doctoral Fellowship Programme of Higher Education Commission (HEC), Pakistani scholars are acquiring new technologies and knowledge from academically advanced countries.
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SIR - By shunting off the less academically gifted youngsters into a comprehensive system, the left believed that they could ease their conscience by creating a far more equal society, whereas in reality they did quite the opposite
Disillusioned young; & COMMENT DEBATE YOUR LETTERS TO THE NATIONAL NEWSPAPER OF WALES
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^ ↓ Spanish academic António M. Serrano: " From all of this it is deductible that the battle [of Toro] was inconclusive, but Isabella and Ferdinand made it fly with wings of victory. (...) Actually, since this battle transformed in victory; since March 1, 1476, Isabella and Ferdinand started to rule in the Spain's throne. (...) The inconclusive wings of the battle became the secure and powerful wings of San Juan's eagle [the commemorative temple of the Battle of Toro] ." In San Juan de los Reyes y la batalla de Toro, revista Toletum Archived 2012-03-12 at the Wayback Machine, 1979 (9), segunda época, pp. 55-70. Real Academia de Bellas Artes y Ciencias Históricas de Toledo, Toledo. ISSN: 0210-6310
^ ↓ historian Justo L. González: " Both armies faced each other at the camps of Toro resulting in an indecisive battle. But while the Portuguese King reorganized his troops, Ferdinand sent news to all the cities of Castile and to several foreign kingdoms informing them about a huge victory where the Portuguese were crushed. Faced with these news, the party of “la Beltraneja" [Juana] was dissolved and the Portuguese were forced to return to their kingdom." in Historia del Cristianismo Archived 2013-06-16 at the Wayback Machine, Editorial Unilit, Miami, 1994, Tome 2, Parte II (La era de los conquistadores), p.68.
^ a b ↓ Serrano, San Juan de los Reyes y la batalla de Toro Archived 2012-03-12 at the Wayback Machine, revista Toletum, 1979(9) p.55-70. Real Academia de Bellas Artes y Ciencias Históricas de Toledo, Toledo. ISSN: 0210-6310
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It has been a very interesting week, to say the least. Of course, I am incapable of saying the least-so I will say the most. ( :
I miss all of my chicks still being in the nest. I love what homeschool does for the family. I love the insulated cocoon and the total control. I hate the painful things that Lilly is going to encounter at school. She will get her feelings hurt, hurt someone's feelings, be rejected, fail, and will be made to feel really stupid at least once. She will also make possible life-time friends, learn how to apologize, be accepted, succeed and be made to feel really smart way more than once. I know that my child needs this. She needs to be around kids her own age. She needs to not be looked down upon for being 9. She needs to know what 9 feels like and acts like. But most importantly, she needs a team of cheerleaders called teachers. The same thing I needed when I was her age. That is the main reason I can make this adjustment.
I will be going through the steps to get Erika enrolled this week. She really wants to make the change back to public school. I believe that this is an important step for her as well. I worry about all the things that can happen, all the changes she will face, but I have to have faith that she is God's. I also know that she needs an art program and someone who isn't me to help guide her on her creative path. Her talents are numerous and amazing.
Kayla is most reluctant about going to school. I believe it is simple fear and that those fears are copmpletely unfounded. There is no end to what she is capable of. This is a child who is an academic whiz, but prefers the sidelines socially. God has given her amazing intellect and I don't think she should hide it under a bush-OH NO! She is so much fun to be around and yet, she has such a hard time making her way around other teens. I may have to push her forcefully, yet gently into the next phase of life. She needs to develop all of the skills necessary to be successful in life. Social skills are just as important as intellect.
I have been homeschooling for almost 7 years. I am so thankful for this station in life. I love my kids but I am an empty vessel right now. I hate admitting failure-which is kind of what I feel right now. I am stuck between the school world and the homeschool community. Truly, there is no middle ground. People have made some of the crassest comments to me about homeschool. They seem to think that since we are back to school, I must be rejecting the concept. Nothing could be further from the truth. Of course, my homeschool friends don't exactly understand either and see it as sort of giving up before the finish line. I really don't think-and have never thought-that one is better than the other. I think I have been lucky to be in a positon to have a choice. Most people don't have the choice and therefore have never even considered it. I see good and bad in both situations. I still see good and bad in both situations.
I am trusting God on this one. He has allowed me to come to a place where I am no longer able to be positive and give what I need to give to educate my children properly at home. I have to trust that there is some reason OR that there is some greater plan that needs this. I am thankful that my children will have their minds opened to some realities. The sheltered world we live in has created some judgemental attitudes that make me cringe. I don't want my kids to think we are better than anyone else-EVER. We are not. Nor are we not as good as anyone else. God does not have favorites, we are all His children. Some of us come to Him easily and live for Him easily. Others have a much harder time. We are still all His. I am so thankful they have not walked some of the roads that I have walked. I hope they never do. HOWEVER, I hope they can come to realize somehow that God doesn't really care how we get to Him, He only cares that we get to Him. It isn't our job to judge the roads, but to love the people on those roads. I hope whatever the next step is for our family, that we can keep focused on Him above anything else.
For me, the whole point of homeschooling is doing what that child needs at each point in their life... and being willing to re evaluate every step of the way.
There's no failure.
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Hyped Talk: Can't stop watching T.V? Then try to learn controlling now itself or may face psychological problems
Can't stop watching T.V? Then try to learn controlling now itself or may face psychological problems
New study published in the journal Pediatrics, researchers in the UK found children who spend a lot of time in front of television and computer monitors had more psychological difficulties than their counterparts who weren't in front of these devices.
Scientists from University of Bristol's Centre for Exercise, Nutrition and Health Sciences, looked at 1000 children, between 10 and 11 years, and noted the time they spent on recreational activities, including both sedentary time and time spent on moderate to vigorous activities and then they arrived at the conclusion.
The youngsters also completed a questionnaire that asked them about their strengths and difficulties. The questions were designed to assess their psychological well-being.
The data found children who looked at television or computer screens for more than two hours scored high on having psychological difficulty, regardless of how much time the children participated in physical activity.
However, children who spent more time on sedentary activities, like homework, or working on a hobby, but not in front of a screen, had better psychological scores overall.
Those with more physical activity fared better in certain psychological areas, including emotional problems and issues with schoolmates, but did not do as well in areas related to conduct and behavior, including hyperactivity. The authors of the study concluded that the less time a child spends in front of an electronic screen, the better was it for them.


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Daily Prompt: Money for Nothing | Mama Bear Musings
by Krista on February 15, 2014 If you’re like most of us, you need to earn money by working for a living. Describe your ultimate job. If you’re in your dream job, tell us all about it — what is it that you love? What fulfills you? If you’re not in your dream job, describe for us what your ultimate job would be.
My ultimate job would be an author. I am currently working on a short story anthology, and a novel, both to possibly be self-published. I’m researching, reading, and learning about the process of self-publishing, now.
Currently, I am not working for pay. I’m blogging, entering contests, and writing.
I would enjoy having an editing and/or copy-writing job that I could do from home. I enjoy reading and writing book reviews, also.
All of the above fulfills me. As long as I’m blogging, learning, reading and writing, I’m fulfilled. Getting paid to do it would be the icing on the cake. Image Courtesy of http://www.nancyjparra.blogspot.com via Yahoo Images
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February 15th, 2014 at 16:35
I’m looking forward for your first book. Good luck !
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5944 Scarborough Blvd, Columbus, OH, 43232 1-855-809-3508
My family and I shared a large room with 2 queen size beds and a pull out sofa. The beds were comfortable, but the pull out sofa was very worn down and did not have any bed sheets. I called the front desk to request for some, which I then had to go retrieve myself. The complimentary breakfast was very nice to wake up to. They provided Biscuits, Toast, Pastries, Sausage & Gravy, Sausage Links, Eggs, Make your own Waffles (Regular Batter & Strawberry Batter), Cereal, Teas, Coffees, and Juice.
Cons: The couch pull out bed
Location: Close to WHC
comfort. nice, close to everything i needed to get to
Bathroom has mold on ceiling, air conditioner didn’t get room very cold.
The bedding on the sofa bed was from the previous occupant and when we called down to tell the front desk we were given new bedding but had to change everything ourselves. No remote for t.v., replacement didn't work
Motel needs a bit of TLC. Overall a good stay, although we were awakened by a few noisy folks in the hall. Room condition was average. There was a sewer odor occassionally ... reported to the manager who said that he would have someone check the seals on the lines.
My fiancé and I came from Daytona Beach Florida for a music festival. We had a small issue with the original room we got and without any problem they put us in another room. The manager himself took great care of us. The staff was amazing. Will definitely stay here next time I'm in the Columbus area!
The hotel was one of the cleanest hotels we've stayed in and friendly staff

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Easy Fall Home Decor Tip
This one is so easy, you'll be thinking, "Now, why didn't I think of that?"
I frequently gather old books at our library when they have their sales for non-circulating and damaged books, usually paying a quarter for each one. I love to use pages from books in different ways in my mixed-media art, and for whatever else strikes my fancy, so I always have a few in my stash.
While contemplating fun ways to display my little pumpkins around the house, I decided to fill a dish (ironstone, of course!) with some shredded paper to form a little "nest" for the pumpkin. It's a fun way to recycle, and it's waaay more interesting than regular old colored shredded paper from a bag! So, I grabbed a couple of my old books with slightly different tints of discolored, old, white paper pages, and I headed to the shredder. I ran the pages through so that the cuts would run parallel with the print. I thought it might be fun if you could still read the little words on the strips...
Once I had enough, I scooped up some in my hands and scrunched it, then scrunched some more until it was all fluffy. Then, I put it all together and it worked exactly like I had hoped!
This one ended up on the coffee table atop a stack of seasonal magazines.
...and, now, a couple of CLOSER looks!
It's so much fun to reach in and mix it all up, and then, well, I could just sit there and look for words forever! It's actually a lot of fun...
I'm using an ironstone bowl, the shred, and then the pumpkin, but I'm just thinking of all the different ways you could use this! In a gift basket (just like you would use the regular kind that you buy at the store) or around plants...It would be so pretty in a silver plated bowl, too! Oh well, you get the idea.
If you decide to play in shredded pages, I would love to see what you come up with!
Please, just make sure you don't shred a book that's still good or valuable in some way.
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Labels: diy, Down in the Delta, easy, fall, fun, home decor, kid friendly, old books, project, pumpkins, seasonal, shred, words
Fun and Easy Halloween Project
Hi everyone! Since I'm supposed to be packing to head up to Fyffle, AL to the Vintage Pickin' Barn Sale, I really have to hurry!!! But, I just HAD to share this with you, because it was so fun and easy to do! Let me get right to showing you how to do it.
You'll need: An old window
Glass cleaner (I used Sprayway, which is GREAT, and made in the
Sharpie markers-Chisel tip and fine point
A big, scary, fuzzy spider
So, you'll need to clean the window really well on both sides. Mine had paint overspray on it so I had to use a razor blade to scrape in places. You'll flip it over several times, cleaning on each side, until it's squeaky clean.
Decide which side will be your front, and then flip it over. The marker will be applied onto the back side of the glass, so that it's all shiny and smooth on the front.
Now, using either your imagination, or a sample spider web (free clip art from the web...sorry, pun intended) as a guide, start drawing your web. I used the fat marker first for the bones of the web, beginning in the bottom corner and fanning the lines out across the window. Once, you're satisfied with the fatter lines, simply fill in with the small marker to complete your web.
If you mess up, don't worry. Just grab another paper towel, spray glass cleaner on the paper towel, and very carefully wipe away the messed up marks that you don't like. You can also use the razor blade if they are stubborn.
Once the web is finished, flip it over to see it from the front! This is the fun part...
Now, go to Michael's or Hobby Lobby and find yourself a big fuzzy spider to hang from a string attached to the top edge of the window. My window has a finger lift piece of hardware, so I will use it as a hanger for my spider.
To see the completed project, come visit me at Vintage Pickin' in the big white tent, where this piece will be offered for sale!
Don't forget to send me pics of your Halloween spider web window!
*I received no compensation from any of the manufacturers mentioned...they are simply great products that I use.
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Well, we absolutely LOVE everything about that Sherwin-Williams paint and those colors, so we decided to use the same exact color scheme on the cabin, and all future cabins.
The exterior walls are Sherwin-Williams Majolica Green. Porch ceiling is Swimming, in keeping with the southern tradition to paint porch ceilings blue...(There's a story there! Read about it here.) We trimmed it in white and finished it off with my favorite part, the bright turquoise (actually, Gulfstream) door.
The paint part of this project was the easiest part. Why? Basically, because we have the best Sherwin-Williams in the world, right here close by, in Spanish Fort, Alabama. Did you know that they keep up with all of your paint project details in their computer? When I go in for paint for the next cabin, I can just tell them it's for the cabin exterior, or whatever, and they can easily find it, because they keep notes for every paint mixed!
Stacy Burgos helped me the first time I visited, and I was so impressed with the level of service she offered-it was second to none. And, you know what? She even took my paint to the car for me after it was all mixed! What other paint store does that?
Then, as we talked and they found out we would be building a "village" of matching cabins, the manager, Tommy Duncan, offered me a nice discount. I really appreciate the help, as those dollars added up on this little cabin, and wherever we can save, it really makes a difference.
As a way to show my appreciation for their help, I had a sign made for the front yard of the cabin during our last vintage and antiques market.
Now that this one is finished (it took long enough!) we're already thinking about the second one! Hopefully, the next one will go a little more smoothly and faster. (It was not easy retrofitting and trying to work with a building that was already partially built...lots of things didn't work out for our plans for the building, so things needed to be moved around, and that took lots of time) One thing is already figured out-the paint from our local Sherwin-Williams. Stacy and Tommy, I'll be seeing you again soon!! Thank you for your help and great service!
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Location: 48738A US-31, Bay Minette, AL 36507, USA
We also needed to connect it to the septic tank so that we could add a bathroom. That required ditch-digging.
We removed the ceiling fan. (I borrowed this picture from Hope Contracting's Facebook page...Hope Contracting did most of the work for us.)
That's all I'll share today...this post is taking me three times as long as it should, too! I only have about a thousand pictures to look through after four months of working on the place!
Be watching for part two where I'll share the bathroom and some more interior work real soon.
Posted by Judy Pimperl at 11:52 AM 2 comments:
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Swan pit - Wikipedia
Swan pit
A Swan pit is a water-filled enclosure where swans were fattened and eventually killed for human consumption.[1]
The swan pit at the Great Hospital, Norwich
From the Medieval period swans were kept in ponds and were a source of income and made acceptable gifts.[2] Selected wild cygnets had their wings clipped and bills cut into a distinctive pattern bearing the owner's mark.
An example of a swan pit can be found within the grounds of the Great Hospital, Norwich. The Grade II listed[3] tidal pool was built in the 18th century and is fed with water from the adjacent River Wensum.
^ New York Times article Retrieved 16 November 2010
^ Phillips, E. A Short History of the Great Hospital. 1999. pp 35.36. Jarrolds
^ British listed buildings Retrieved 19 November 2010
Wikimedia Commons has media related to Swan Pit, Norwich, Norfolk.
The Great Hospital, Norwich. Swan Pit photo
Retrieved from "https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Swan_pit&oldid=826356747"
Buildings and structures used to confine animals
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Great place to visit & dine - Review of Dunbrody Country House Hotel, Arthurstown - TripAdvisor
Great place to visit & dine - Review of Dunbrody Country House Hotel
Great place to visit & dine
On our first trip to Ireland, stayed & ate at the Dunbrody Country House & Hotel. One of the most relaxing places we have ever been. The service in both the hotel and restaurant is top notch. Dinner in the main dining room is out of this world. We enjoyed every mouthful. Eating in the bar was just as pleasing. Every course was so good that you were left waiting for the next one.
If we are fortunate enough to get back to Ireland from the states, it is on our short list of places to visit. It should not be missed.More
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AdrianRoss73, Manager at Dunbrody Country House Hotel, responded to this reviewResponded 30 August 2014
Thank you for such a honest and uplifting review. The team at Dunbrody strive to provide a friendly yet professional experience for all our guests.
We look forward to see you in the not too distant future.
Stopped off at Dunbrody House on our Round Ireland trip and enjoyed our stay in this lovely old house. Food was enjoyable but choices on Menu are very limited for a " celebrity restaurant " and was unchanged on our second night , no specials !!! Nonetheless we all enjoyed our meals but felt lacked what one would expect from a supposedly celebrity chef. The service in the dining room is appalling, untrained staff trying their best but with no supervision or support unless the lady of the house is about when things do improve !! Urgently needs a trained full time restaurant supervisor with a commitment to get this issue sorted. Not up to "The Blue Book" restaurant standards, hopefully will have improved when next in Ireland. Thorview.
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AdrianRoss73, Manager at Dunbrody Country House Hotel, responded to this reviewResponded 29 August 2014
Thank you for taking the time to share your experience with us. I feel that the word "appalling" is a little strong having enjoyed your meal. Yes we do have new member's of staff who are on the team, but I feel that the best classroom to learn and develop is the "dining room"and they must learn first hand as anyone in catering could tell you.
All our restaurant team have always been commended on "how polite and helpful they are" as you can go to many establishments these days and receive mediocre food and grumpy service. We will be recruiting seasoned professionals in the near future to enhance what we already have here at Dunbrody.
I look forward to greeting you on your return to Dunbrody.
Lovely Surroundings, Reasonable Food...
On arrival, there was no one to meet us at reception and we ended up wandering around the hotel until a member of staff approached us. We were directed to a spotlessly clean, large bedroom. The ground floor bedroom had two French doors that opened up to a quiet courtyard area at the rear of the hotel. There is a small pub on the grounds that also serves food. It is a very enjoyable and laid back area, just a one minute walk from the house. We had beautifully cooked prawns whilst sitting outside the pub.
On booking the hotel I had asked for the five course tasting menu and told that it would be available. On arrival in the restaurant we we told that the three course set menu was the only available menu that evening. I found the menu quite restrictive and the food was both good and bad. I had two spoons of the soufflé for dessert as it was not pleasant and simply tasted of egg. However, the starter of salmon with smoked salmon ice cream was one of the best starters we have had. We both had the confit of duck for main which was fine.
We retired to the residence bar after dinner and were served by an excellent bar man, although, he appeared to be the only person working in the bar which made it harder than it should have been to order a drink.
We had tea and scone the following morning on the beautiful terrace at the back of the house. Similar to the previous night, there was not many staff on duty and it took longer than it should to be able to place an order.
In short - relaxing hotel on beautiful grounds with excellent rooms, and reasonable food, however, service times were very slow.
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Ask Seanban about Dunbrody Country House Hotel
Thank you for posting your thoughts regarding your recent stay with us. We do check with all our guests during their stay if everything was to their satisfaction as we feel it's important to get it right! On this occasion we may have fallen short of the mark.
I would be delighted to welcome you back to Dunbrody Country House
Ask Greystonesgirl about Dunbrody Country House Hotel
Thank you for your lovely positive review. I can say that the team at The Local @ Dunbrody will be delighted to read this review.
Thank you again and I look forward in welcoming you back to Dunbrody.
Ask sruan about Dunbrody Country House Hotel
I am sorry to ready that you did not enjoy your recent visit and I have spoken to Nick regarding the dishes. All dishes mentioned are very popular here especially the "Sole Meuniere" which is a classic French dish finished off in melted butter and lemon juice.
Should you decide to return please contact me directly here at the hotel and I will be delighted welcoming you back at Dunbrody House.

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