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Here is a great recipe to give mussels a taste of south eastern France. If you don't have Provence herbs mix, don't worry, you can do this mussels recipe just fine with thyme and rosemary. And if you can complete with one bay leaf and marjoram, this mussels recipe will taste even better.
And remember, mussels that are opened before you start cleaning them are already dead, and therefore not good to consume. Discard them right away.
Provençal style mussels recipe
Preparation time: 15 minutes – Cooking time : 25 minutes
Ingredients (for 4 servings)
6 to 8 lbs of fresh mussels
4.5 oz (130 g) of zucchini
6 oz (170 g) of cherry tomatoes
10 pickling onions (or 1 onion)
8 to 10 fresh basil leaves
3 garlic cloves
2 cups of dry white wine
1 1/2 tablespoon of herbes de Provence (rosemary, marjoram, basil, bay leaf, thyme) (Click here to buy Herbes de Provence)
2 tablespoons of olive oil
Salt and pepper
1/ Scrub and debeard mussels.(Crude mussels must be close or close down when you push on it. If some stay open, throw them away. They're not fresh enough.) Set aside.
2/ Wash and dry basil leaves and cherry tomatoes. Peel pickling onions, garlic and zucchini. Chop garlic basil and zucchini.
3/ Heat olive oil in a large stew pot and brown gently garlic, pickling onions and zucchini.
4/ When zucchini starts to soften, add wine, Provence herbs and bring to a boil. (When cooking with wine, you should always bring it to a boil so the alcohol evaporates.) Let it boil gently for about 5 to 7 mn.
4/ Add cherry tomatoes, basil, mussels, salt and pepper. Stir well and cover stew pot.
Once mussels are opened, your dish is ready. Serve these provençal mussels with rice or French fries.


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- Spyre said...
What a gift these talks are. Prime examples of internet content at its best.
Thought-provoking, challenging, from the heart -- straight from a guy who makes full disclosure that he's just the crap at the center of the universe.
I made podcasts of these for personal use since I hate watching videos online, loaded them up this morning on the iPod and have been enjoying them all day.
You've probably thought of this but since you guys have the source audio, I think you'd reach more people via podcast versions either on this site (or on iTunes) since many people don't have the time to watch but would enjoy listening to it. Although the body language is important, the meaning comes across well as a podcast for the most part although some of the questions seem to get lost in the audio.
email me if you want help with anything or advice on how to do this kind of stuff: pawlr at yahoo dot com
- January 10, 2008 at 6:30 PM
- Rhett said...
After listening to these seminars, I was watching The Jewish Americans doc on PBS, and I kept thinking that many of those stories would make really interesting premises for series: Early Jewish socialites intermingling with Christians, assimilating to the culture and attempting to hold onto their heritage. And that's just one of many possible stories.
The John Hopkins drama is fascinating. I'd love for Mr. Milch and the others to develop that. Just listening to him talk about it, the story came alive in my imagination. It'd be great to see him actually cast that.
For whatever reason, the racetrack series resonates especially with me--and not through a fanciful connection. The setting suggests such rich, damaged, and complicated characters. And there are so many stories that you could tell. I love that. The more you think about it, the more it comes alive. Mr. Milch's ability to find and illustrate the subliminal humanity of a character, however dark, would make this one particularly compelling. No one else could do it right though.
And his suggestions for the series about the kid going between the religious cult and his private school were fantastic. His ability to envision something like that is so gratifying, humbling. The idea for Bubsy Berkley-type shots for the scenes at the school was just brilliant. {Maybe juxtaposed against tight, slightly off-centered shots of cult members.) And the suggestion to have the Cult's leader be particularly interested in the young man at the center is perfect. I found myself casting various actors in the part of the cult leader. I hope the guy that pitched the idea from his own experience runs with Milch's suggestions. I'd watch that show.
Considering the Jewish assimilation idea made me think of a series about the lives of modern Native American's on the reservation; struggles to maintain their culture in the modern world, the devastating effect of Alcohol on so many of reservations, the disconnect between generations, ect, ect.
This all further illustrates what Mr. Milch said about the genesis of a story. To focus on character dynamics before getting bogged down in prologue.
I can't say thanks enough for posting these seminars. It's a f'kin' privilege to hear Mr. Milch talk. His humor, intelligence, and courage are so goddam heartening. It's like the best lit class ever.
Thanks again.
- January 13, 2008 at 2:42 AM
- Spyre said...
You get a fuckin' amen from me on that - absolutely I have the feeling that in 50 years people will look up what he has to say and say that these talks were seminal.
I mean just listen to the passion and commitment he has to his art, it's clear that it's a manifestation of spirit wide and deep, something beyond him, something moving through him, but not him. What is so great is that he is a *servant* of art not secretly trying to be a capitalist. So what if he's got more money than God, its an artifact of his strong commitment and his unwillingness to compromise.
Write the other way I cannot, motherfucker. As said Melville, so says Dave. And he walks the talk.
He's not making an idol of himself or living on his credibility alone, but sticking with us, serving and sharing.
Pulling for another writer. Damn right. Feels nice too.
- January 14, 2008 at 5:26 AM
- jj said...
rhett -
Me finishing that script and you getting to see the show don't quite have the kind of direct cause and effect relationship that we would wish for but certainly the latter can't come without the former, so thank you for saying what you did, because it has inspired me to revisit the idea.
I started it, then put it aside, favoring more practical priorities, but Milch sure put me on an interesting path and I would certainly find it a shame not to see where it leads.
What a gift this seminar was for me. It profoundly changed the way I work and the work itself is so much better for it.
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My beautiful mushrooms are ready, waiting in the wings. I like them to be meaty mouthfulls so I try not to make them too small. They get smaller as they cook.
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Pour this into a large bowl or a bowl and set aside. Now you will see why I like to leave the garlic cloves whole. Pick out the cooked garlic cloves and put them back on your cutting board.
Smash the garlic with the edge of your knife so it is like a paste. A garlicky delicious paste! This will elevate your steak to a whole other level!
Salt and pepper your meat and cook the steaks in the same (unwashed) pan that you cooked the onions in. I did the big steak alone. If you crowd meat in a pan it tends to release too much moister and steams rather than browns. We want a fairly hot pan and we want to sear sear sear! Another no-no is multiple turns. Only turn your steak once and don't fiddle and move it around in between. Let it set and cook and you will be rewarded by your paitence.
As the first side cooks, divide your garlic mash into the number of steaks you have and liberally smear it all over the raw side. Dot with butter and wait till its cooked to your liking. I perfer med-rare, seared brown outside and pink inside. Its tender, juicy and delicious.
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[Category: Ideas. If you are new to my blog please read the "About itimes3" page first]
This is merely an idea, although there are so many initiatives under way globally in the field of solar energy that this will hopefully be a reality sooner rather than later.
Imagine a roll of bitumen roofing, the type of thick "black paper" that is rolled out onto flat roofs and "glued" to the roof my partially melting the material using a burner of some sort.
Now imagine a similar type and size of roll, but the material is metallic. The roll gets deployed in much the same fashion, and will probably be glued to the roof, possibly using a "sticky" reverse side, which can be exposed by removing a protective cover, and the glue of which would be waterproof and withstand prolonged outdoor use.
The material is Solar Foil, a type of material that acts like one big solar cell (in fact, it will probably be using masses of small solar cells on its surface, or even nano-technology based material).
Below the surface of the material there will be a mesh of conductive channels, where the power that is generated accumulates.
To "tap" the power generated by the solar foil, a simple connector is connected to any part of the mesh of conductive channels (at the side of a sheet of the foil), and attached to a device that can store and/or standardize the power.
This structure makes it possible to cut the Solar Foil into any required size (ideally it should be possible to cut it with strong normal scissors), and as long as the mesh of different sheets of Solar Foil is connected at least at one location, the entire surface covered with connected sheets of Solar Foil will act as one large single solar cell.
It will be possible to use this material on roofs and sides of buildings, on roofs of vehicles, and on most other surfaces outside, flat or curved, as long as the material can be stuck onto it.
If the material is sufficiently sensitive, it could also be used indoors – for example I could have a sheet of it somewhere on my desk (for example hanging off the back of my computer monitor, facing artificial or natural light) and it could be used to recharge my cell phone. Similar uses could be thought of in the home, where it could be used to recharge sets of rechargable batteries, for example.
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- Your baby is much better at removing milk then a pump; so how much milk you can pump is not necessarily indicative of how much milk you are producing(and your baby is receiving).
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Summerland Football Club Hero of the Month Award
Nominations are now closed!
The Summerland Football Club Hero of the Month Awards provide an opportunity to recognise those heroes who represent so many people across our member clubs and within the Capital Football community
To celebrate the tireless contribution of volunteers to grass roots football, Capital Football and Summerland Football launched the Summerland Football Club Hero of the Month Awards during the 2018 season.
Each award was open to members and volunteers that were associated with clubs with Capital Football and were selected each month of the playing season based on the contribution they make to their local community club.
Capital Football and Summerland Football would like to take this opportunity to thank all those who entered this year's awards. You are all an invaluable credit to your clubs.
The survival of football at a grass roots level relies heavily on those unsung volunteers in the community who generously donate their time. These awards are an opportunity to show our appreciation for those who continue to grow our game


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Film from 1938 shows a woman talking on a wireless device… but it is not 'time travel' family say to the disappointment of conspiracy theorists
The mystery of how a woman could have been filmed while using a modern looking cell phone back in 1938 seems to have finally been solved.
Black and white footage of a young female chatting into a wireless handset – said to have been filmed at a factory in the 30s – has attracted over 300,000 plays on YouTube.
Conspiracy theorists hailed the clip as proof of time travel, citing it alongside other instances of old films that appear to show imagery of modern technology existing years before it was invented.
But now a YouTube user has come forward to claim that the woman in the clip is their great grandmother.
The user says that the woman really is using a cell – but it's a prewar prototype developed by a communications factory in Leominster, Massachusetts.
The brief clip of the woman, captioned 'Time traveler in 1938 film' shows a young woman dressed in a stylish 30s dress walking alongside a crowd of people who are also dressed in outfits from the same period.
She seems to be chatting animatedly into a device held to her ear, which she then lowers. As she brings her arm down it can be seen as being the same size and shape as a modern cell phone.
The footage is claimed to have been shot at a factory owned by US industrial giant Dupont.
It was first posted online a year ago and was widely reported on by various blogs around the web.
But in recent days a user called 'planetcheck' has come forward, claiming to have solved the mystery.
Planetcheck said: 'The lady you see is my great grandmother Gertrude Jones.'
'She was 17 years old. I asked her about this video and she remembers it quite clearly. She says Dupont had a telephone communications section in the factory.'
'They were experimenting with wireless telephones. Gertrude and five other women were given these wireless phones to test out for a week.'
'Gertrude is talking to one of the scientists holding another wireless phone who is off to her right as she walks by.'
So far there has been no independent verification of planetcheck's post, but another YouTube user who says he knows someone else who worked at the factory has vowed to make further inquiries.
The 1938 clip is the second piece of footage said to show a mobile phone seeming to exist before the devices were invented.
In 2010, a clip from a 1928 Charlie Chaplin movie surfaced, which also appears to show a woman using a mobile phone – causing speculation that she was a time traveler.
Other examples said to prove time travel include claims that archaeologists in China unearthed a small piece of metal from an ancient tomb in Shangsi County – which was shaped like an exact replica of modern Swiss watch, with the time frozen at 10:06.
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Whenever I think of the letter O for some reason an octopus springs to mind.
To continue our A to Z of Fine Motor Series, the chance of using an octopus eight legs for eight opportunities to develop my son's fine motor skills, couldn't be missed.
Within a few moments, I had created an Octopus Fine Motor Play activity that could be used time and time again.
To make the octopus body I found a plastic cup. Using a black permanent marker pen I drew twos eye and a mouth onto the cup.
I placed the plastic cup in the middle of an A4 piece of paper and used the permanent marker pen to draw eight legs from the base of the cup.
With our octopus in place, I set about finding small objects that could be placed onto the octopus legs to represent its tentacles.
Cheerios ended up to be the perfect size and shape. I placed a couple of hand fulls of Cheerios into a bowl.
However, I wanted our Octopus Fine Motor activity to involve some sorting. I wanted my son to decide whether the object should go on the octopus tentacle or in the rest of the image.
Kelloggs Multi-Grain Shapes provided additional shapes I could place with the Cheerios. I simply picked out the shapes that looked like starfish and fish and added them to the bowl.
I laid out the resources on the table and demonstrated how my son could pick out a shape from the bowl, decide whether it was a tentacle or sea creature and position the shape in the correct place. Tentacle circles were placed on the octopus legs whereas sea creatures were placed anywhere on the paper.
The activity was great for fine motor practice.
Each shape had to be carefully placed in a position to create the octopus picture.
As soon as my son had completed his octopus he asked to try the activity again. We simply poured the shapes back into the bowl and he carried on.
If you do not have access to Cheerios the activity could be completed using M&M's, play dough balls, flat glass pebbles, small marshmallows or even small pom poms.
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I don't always do the Inspiration Challenge, but today when I looked at the incredible choices, I fell in love with the glass wall hanging of the peacock. I took a picture of it so you could see how closely I followed the design. After two days of no stamping, I was entertaining thoughts of doing something in my favorite color, but this piece was too beautiful to pass up. DH and I have had a busy couple of days, in spite of the fact that he has a pulled muscle in his groin (EEEEEEEEEWWW!!), and has a terrible head cold. We managed to go off our diets, but are still within reach of our goals. I have less than 6 pounds to go, and I am feeling better in my body.
I woke up with a headache, but I never let that stop me from stamping. I have two design team cards to make for the middle of next week, so I'll be working on those today. Tomorrow we are going to watch the DGS's (age 8 and 9) play Pop Warner football, and DGD's Cheerleading competition. If I get a chance to do the FS it will be late. Have a great weekend my friends, and thanks for looking here again. Hugs.


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NFL Draft Chart-a-palooza: We Inspired a Bunch of Graphs About Combine Performance
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Two weeks ago, we published a graphic that broke down the relationship between 40-yard dash times at the combine and whether a player was ultimately selected in the NFL draft. Last week an Extra Mustard reader, Jed Dougherty, decided to delve a bit deeper by compiling statistics to determine the relationship between combine performance and how high players were selected in the draft. Below is an excerpt of his findings:
I decided to see if I could create alternate versions of some interesting graphics describing the skill sets tested at the NFL Combine. Since nearly all players who go to the combine get drafted, I thought a more interesting question was what effect the 40-time had on players' rank in the draft.
After looking at the data of all the players who participated at the combine between 2010-2013, I knew that they were so varied that it only made sense to look at correlations at specific positions, or at least skill strengths. To start, I split the really fast guys off into their own group, which I defined as "speedsters":
- Wide Recievers
- Tight Ends (I wavered about this group, but the new batch of hybrid gnarly TEs entering the league in the last few years pushed me into including them)
- Running Backs
- Corner Backs
- Free Safety
- Strong Safety
We can see how much more important speed is to these dudes than to the rest of the players based on this density plot:
Extra Mustard's column already showed that faster 40-yard dash times positively correlated with a higher probability of being drafted -- especially for positions where speed is very important. I wanted to explore whether 40-yard dash times correlate with a higher draft value, given that a player was drafted.
To analyze this effect, I broke down players into their position types and then grouped those position types by their average skill in the 40-yard dash. I then specifically focused on the fastest group of players, the "speedster" group.
For this group, 40-yard dash times only strongly correlated with a higher draft rank when we isolated by round and position. Even then they only appear significant in the seventh (and final) round of the draft. In the seventh round, among players hanging on the periphery of entering the NFL or returning to lives watching the NFL like the rest of us, 40-yard dash times greatly matter. Indeed, every tenth of a second decrease in 40-time correlated with jumping five ranks downward in the draft for speedsters selected in the last round. This makes logical sense. Most of the players at the combine have already been reviewed thoroughly enough by scouts and coaches that a single day of goofy exercises will hardly make a major difference in regards to their draft stock. But those on the edge who might be under the radar have only that one chance to make a splash.
Here we can see the by-round breakdown of 40-times v. draft position for wide receivers, running backs, tight ends, cornerbacks and safeties who were drafted between 2010 and 2013:
Read Jed's research, which explores other combine evaluations, in its entirety here.


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FC Halifax Town and Dover clash tomorrow (3pm) in a game that could have huge repercussions at both ends of the Conference table.
Dover are currently in the top-five on goal difference only ahead of Braintree, while The Shaymen sit just one point and one place above the relegation zone.
Town will have defender James Bolton available after he missed the 4-1 defeat at Barrow through suspension, but are also hopeful Matty Brown will have recovered from his ankle injury in time to play.
Shaquille McDonald is also expected to be fit, but Sam Walker could be out for the rest of the season with a medial ligament injury.
Only Wrexham and Grimsby have scored more home goals than Dover, who have only lost once in their last seven outings.
Top-scorer Ricky Miller has scored 18 league goals this season and was believed to be on Halifax's radar when he played for Boston United during the 2013-14 season.
He was on the score-sheet when Town beat Dover 4-2 in Jim Harvey's first home game in charge of Halifax, with two goals from Shaun Tuton and one each from Nicky Wroe and Jordan Burrow sealing the win.
Midfielder Nicky Deverdics and forward Stefan Payne have also bagged double figures for Dover this season, scoring 13 and 17 league goals respectively.
Town won the corresponding fixture last season thanks to Scott McManus' goal on the opening day of the campaign.


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With nearly 50 Club hosted events with more than 6,000 members and guests in attendance each year there is good reason so many members prize their membership at the Athletic Club. Membership within the Club can open many avenues whether you are looking to foster friendships, find business connections, or optimize health opportunities.
For many, the Club is a place to come to regroup and refresh before tackling life's daily events as well as merge the needs of work, family, friends and community.
This site will guide you through many of the benefits membership at the Athletic Club has to offer. As you will see there are countless reasons to join and belong to the Club for years to come. Over half of our members have been part of the Club for 10 or more years. Whatever your needs may be, the ACC has the programs, facilities and personal attention you desire.


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Since John has Down syndrome and we have four other children who do not, I thought it would be helpful to share some of the differences and similarities of John with my other children. As a side note, some of these differences may or may not be entirely related to him having Ds. First the differences.
- John does not have teeth at this point, so he is limited on what he can eat, whereas our other children had a few teeth if not more at this point.
- John is currently learning to crawl with his belly off the floor, whereas our other children were cruising the furniture at this point.
- John takes longer to eat than our others did. Three reasons why: John gets distracted easily as he would rather socialize than to eat; tongue thrusts; and when he gets excited he begins to flail his head and arms around.
- John is not gaining weight as fast as the others did at this age.
- He seems to be prone to illness (croup for one).
- The few times he has gotten the croup, it has been more difficult for him to get over it.
- John requires the bulb syringe to clean out his nose almost on a daily basis, whereas our other children could clear the mucus at the back of their throat by themselves.
- Despite children with Ds having small ear canals and being known for ear infections/tubes, John has only had one ear infection in his life.
- We are just as crazy in love with him as we were with the others.
- John is just as interactive as the others were at this age.
- John is a very happy baby.
- John has just as bad of a temper as the others did.
- John loves books and to be read to just like my other children did at this age.
- John is just as curious about things.
- John is tests the boundaries just like our other children did (he will do something like drop things on the floor or get into things he knows he shouldn't and then look back at you).
- John responds to no and being redirected the same as our other children did.
- Everything he finds on the floor goes in his mouth.
- John doesn't mind being passed around at big gatherings.
- John can learn cause and effect just as our other children did. (thank you Baby Einstein and other light up toys).
- John responds to his name being called.
- John looks just like my others did at this age.
This is definitely not a completed list. But there are many more similarities than there are differences between John and my other children. All too often, we (my wife and I included) react negatively to these children because we think that they will require more time, money and effort. That may be true for some, just as there are non-Ds children who would fall into the category. But I can tell you that after 10 months with John, things have been more of the same little baby than have been different. I hope that has been true for you.
And for those of you that are looking toward a life with a child with Ds, I hope that you are able to take a little comfort from these words. They are truly worth the little bit of extra effort and do not deserve abortion. They will have a positive change on you and your families life.


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WHAT: A three-bedroom one full and two half-bath house
SIZE: 2,894 square feet
SETTING: Dover is a city of about 30,000 at the confluence of several small rivers on New Hampshire's border with Maine. This 1850s house was originally the homestead for a farm on the Piscataqua River, subdivided in the mid-1980s. The subdivision has three acres of shared land with dock access; from the river, you can reach the ocean. Dover was the first European settlement in New Hampshire, and retains some of its oldest buildings: for example, Tuttle's Red Barn, a farm store about a mile away, dates to the 1630s. The city's downtown is three miles away, while Portsmouth, a coastal city with shops, theaters and music halls, is about 10 miles away.
INDOORS: The house was renovated starting in 2005 and retains most of its original hardwood floors and window molding. Many of the rooms have Piscataqua River views. Its formal dining room, adjoining the living room, has a bay window, built-in bench seating and shelves. The kitchen has been updated with stainless-steel Miele and Electrolux appliances. Off the kitchen and adjoining den, there's a stone patio. Three bedrooms are upstairs. During renovations, the owners added a three-car garage with an upstairs media room.
OUTDOOR SPACE: The house is on a corner lot of just under an acre, with front and backyards. The kitchen opens to a mahogany deck with a hot tub, edged by perennials. There's also a garden and a gardening shed.
TAXES: $12,326 a year
CONTACT: Lee Ann Ashley Parks, Keller Williams Coastal Realty (603) 610-8500; kellerwilliamsallpointsrealty.yourkwagent.com
WHAT: A four-bedroom three-bath ranch house
SIZE: 2,866 square feet
SETTING: This house is in a residential section of Nashville called Forest Hills, 10 miles from downtown. Developed in the 1950s, the neighborhood is a mix of sprawling midcentury ranch houses and newer construction on sloping, wooded lots, many on over three acres. Three miles away in neighboring Green Hills, there's an upscale mall (home to the state's first Nordstrom); nearby, there's a Whole Foods and a Trader Joe's. There are also two substantial parks within a few miles, both of more than 1,000 acres.
What You Get for ... $538,000
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INDOORS: The house, a single-level ranch, was built in 1954 and updated within the last 10 years, retaining its original hardwood floors. A long, hall-like room past the foyer houses a formal living and dining area. Kitchen appliances were updated during renovations. Adjoining the kitchen is a den with built-in bookcases, a fireplace and doors opening to a back patio. Three of the bedrooms are at one end of the house. The master bedroom has an en-suite bathroom. At the other end of the house, there's an in-law suite with a private entrance, built in what was formerly the garage.
OUTDOOR SPACE: The house is on flat ground, but most of the lot is sloped, with a lawn in front of the house and woods behind it.
TAXES: $5,245 a year
CONTACT: Megan Manly and Brian Copeland, Village Real Estate Services (615) 369-3278; villagerealestate.com
WHAT: A three-bedroom two and a half bedroom ranch
SIZE: 3,669 square feet
SETTING: This house is in a residential subdivision a 10-minute drive from downtown Houston, in a section of the city known as "inside the loop" — of Interstate 610. Housing varies from smaller 1950s construction to larger new construction. The listing agent characterizes the neighborhood as convenient to the city's medical center, on the other side of the highway. Reliant Park, home to the Houston Texans and a massive annual rodeo and livestock show, is a mile away. Brays Bayou Trail, a hike-and-bike path that winds along a watershed, is within 10 blocks.
INDOORS: The house was built in 1951. It was renovated and expanded in 2001, at which point over 2,200 square feet were added to the original footprint. The floor plan of the common rooms is open, with wood-beam ceilings and pillars, and a wall of windows and glass doors in the kitchen overlooking a courtyard. The master bedroom has an en-suite bath and a walk-in closet. The addition was designed as an art studio, a study and a hobby room, with concrete floors, high ceilings and plenty of windows. Upstairs, there's an additional bedroom suite.
OUTDOOR SPACE: The property has an herb garden, rose bushes, lemon and other fruit trees.
TAXES: $6,869 a year
CONTACT: Theresa Garza, Prudential Anderson Properties (713) 444-9099; andersonprops.com


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Speaker: Magali Deleuze (Royal Military College Of Canada)
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From whatever subject position we "indigenize", we are always indigenizing something–something deeply entangled with colonial processes.
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Professor Otte is the Inaugural Helen E. Graham Visiting Fellow 2019 and a graduate (1999) of our History PhD program. This talk will focus on the pho...
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It is recognized that the military coups in Thailand in 2006 and 2014 were the orchestrated attempts of the anti-democratic alliance of the old powers...
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Last summer the LIA hired Northeast Aquatic Research to perform an Aquatic Plant Survey of the lake to measure the overall plant species diversity in the lake as well as to determine an accurate, up to date, estimate of the coverage of Eurasian Milfoil in the lake. The results were published in a report to us on February 11, 2015.The plan is attached below. In the coming months, we hope to have many forums and discussions with all who use, live on, and love our lake to discuss possible next steps.
Eurasian Milfoil now covers 70 acres of the 244 acre lake. Once milfoil becomes present in a lake it has been found to be virtually impossible to remove completely. The only action to be taken is to develop a long term management plan that attempts to reduce and then stabilize the existence of the invasive plant. The Lake Iroquois Association would like to use this report as a beginning basis for community discussion in the development of a long term management plan.
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What lies ahead after school?
It's almost time for year 11 and you might be starting to think about what's next after school. Well, if you've ever wondered what life at Sunderland College or Sunderland Sixth Form would like, then our taster days are the best way to find out!
What do I need to do?
All you need to do is have a think about what you'd like to study, then read the list of taster sessions in this booklet.
Remember, choose 6 taster sessions only from the list, ranking them from 1-6, with your favourite subject first.
How do I book?
To book your places all you need to do is complete the booking form below.
Then what?
We will send your taster day choices to your school with all of your taster day sessions and you will be given a timetable card before your taster day, along with details of anything else you need to bring along on the day.
Bookings have now closed for our year 10 taster sessions.


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Chemical peels work to remove the top layer of skin (epidermis) in order to reveal the fresher underlying skin tissue. Chemical peel procedures are offered in salons, doctor's offices and at home and can range in price from a $25 over-the-counter peel kit to hundreds of dollars for treatment in a physician's office. The chemical peel procedure is often used to treat damage caused by sun, aging and acne or acne scars and works to remove wrinkles, sun spots and acne scars.
Types of Peels
Choosing a type of peel is important when you decide you want to perform a chemical peel procedure. Glycolic peels use fruit extracts and come in different strengths from 5 percent to 70 percent glycolic acid. They work to diminish fine lines and help decrease symptoms of sun-damaged skin such as uneven skin tone and dryness.
Salicylic acid peels help to cleanse pores and decrease fine lines as well. They give the skin a fresher appearance by removing dead skin cells. They come in strengths of 10 percent to 30 percent over the counter. Glycolic peels might cause more irritation than the salicylic version because of the water solubility of the acids that allow for deeper penetration. Salicylic acid works most effectively on the skin's outer layers.
Both types of peels are available for purchase online and in beauty supply stores. You might need a cosmetology or estheticians license in a beauty supply. Doctor offices, plastic surgeons and facial salons might offer these services as well.
Patch Test
Perform a patch test to find out if you have any allergies to the chemical peel solution. Put a small amount of peel solution on the inside elbow crook of your arm. Allow the solution to sit on the skin for five minutes, and then neutralize with a paste of baking soda and water. Remove by washing with mild cleanser and cool water. Pat dry and observe the area for 24 hours. If the skin develops bumps or severe irritation, do not use the chemical peel solution. Mild redness and irritation might occur. This is generally considered a normal reaction.
Cleanse your skin using a gentle cleanser and a washcloth before applying a chemical peel solution. Because of the caustic nature of glycolic or salicylic acids, you do not want to aggressively exfoliate before applying any peel chemical to the skin to avoid irritation. After cleansing, rinse with lukewarm water and gently pat the skin dry. Use lukewarm water to open pores and allow the peel to more deeply penetrate the skin. Make sure the skin is dry so moisture will not interfere with the chemical action of the solution.
Apply the chemical peel solution to the skin using the kit applicator, or use a soft brush such as a ½ inch watercolor brush or soft makeup brush. Start at the forehead and apply the peel solution in an upward motion from above the eyebrows to the hairline. Continue to the chin and then the cheeks. Finally, apply to the neck and décolletage area, if desired. Apply the solution quickly, but avoid contact with eyes and lips. Do not apply the solution to eyelids, and stay at least ½ inch away from underneath the eye. Beginning on the areas of the face that are thicker such as forehead, chin and cheeks allows the chemical peel to work on the thickest areas first while lessening time on more sensitive areas such as underneath the eyes.
Leave the peel on according to packaging instructions. Home chemical peels usually take from three to five minutes but might require less or more time based on your skin type and level of irritation. Because darker skin tends to be thicker, people who have lighter skin tones might be more sensitive than those with darker. If you experience severe irritation, remove the product immediately with warm water and cleanser. There will be a mild burning feeling while the chemical peel works. Do not leave the peel on longer than the packaging instructions recommend. Use a neutralizer to stop the action of the peel after the required timing is completed. Either use the neutralizer that comes in the peel kit, or try mixing a paste of baking soda and water. Use a cotton ball to pat the neutralizing solution all over the areas where you have applied the peel solution. Remove the peel with a mild cleanser and cool water immediately after applying neutralizer.
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Apply a light moisturizer after the peel, and use daily to keep the skin soft and help to decrease inflammation that might occur. Moisturizers help to protect the skin and encourage healing after a peel. Avoid any harsh cleansers after peeling. Cleanse your face morning and night using a gentle circular motion. A mild washcloth can be used after 24 hours to remove any dead skin cells or peeling skin. Continue to apply moisturizer daily. Chemical peels can usually be repeated every two to eight weeks depending on skin reaction. Do not go out in the sun for two weeks after a peel without SPF 30 sunscreen, and avoid face makeup application for a few days to limit irritation.


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Fjury replied to Fjury's topic in The UniversimO.o... well thx for the answer
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Fjury posted a topic in The UniversimHi there, I know Game-Development takes some time, but some more information about how far we are with a patch release would be great. Last month i' ve seen some posts on Twitter where u announced, patch time ll be delayed for a few days. First of all it would be great to see that information on crytivo directly in news Tab for the Universim. Secondly what happend to the end of April / May Patch? No information about delaying or sth. -else.
Micromanagement in the game
Fjury replied to Alex Koshelkov's topic in The UniversimDiscussing before they come live, that was the question ;). And yeah I agree with the above. Would be great to get automization or better management into the game. Like already set. Claim areas for Huts, production and so on.
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Engineers don't repair lowest HP buildings
Fjury replied to Fjury's topic in Huff and Puff V 0.0.25Yeah there i am back again, sry for the misunderstanding. Sometimes some words droping into ur flow of writing ;). But as u can see it was solved by @Holze. @Bolerro so EA is in august... that's a long waiting time for a city, where engineers don't worry about ur buildings :P.
Medieval Houses / More villagers?
Fjury posted a topic in Huff and Puff V 0.0.25Hi there i don't know but it feels like a pain in the ass to upgrade those houses into medieval era with no achievements like more adults can live there. Would be great to see an increased patchwork family or sth.
Planet Mother Earth News Archive/ Causing Laggs
Fjury posted a topic in Huff and Puff V 0.0.25Opening the News archive in mid-endgame - causing rapidly bad fps drops. Maybe delete older news to reduce those laggs, because i have thousands to open and lookup. But im just interested in the newest, where a builing is heavily broken or sth. A fix or another iteration would be great.
Engineers don't repair lowest HP buildings
Fjury posted a topic in Huff and Puff V 0.0.25As last game the issue is still remaining, it's a bit better, but still there are some buildings engineers don't care about. Maybe we can get an ingenieur menu what they care about most Menu settings: Builder or repairer and repair lowest buildings first.
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Fjury replied to Craysus's topic in Beast Hunter V 0.0.24Hi, and can u scale up animal spawning? After a few decades of hunting, nuggets have to run all over the world to get the latest and greatest animals. Seems further killed animals do not respawn after time.
Engineers / Buildings at breaking point
Fjury posted a topic in Beast Hunter V 0.0.24Hi there, i have about 10 engineers huts, but i recognized they doing nothing for bad health buildings. So when i don't use my mighty power, buildings would get ruined. They need the preference for lower buildings and not for constructing new buildings.
v24 Nuggets working 2 jobs Gravedigger/Engineer
Fjury replied to Stargazer's topic in ArchiveGreat, considered the bug too on a farmer
Has Anyone Been Able to get 40-50+ Nugget Population?
Fjury replied to Jazz4Dayz's topic in The UniversimYeah I agree, the more nuggs u get, the unconfortable it gets... They seem to place their huts just in one direction and not placing them around buildings where needed for better comfort. Guess the world should grow a bit or don't know. U need a lot of space to hold this little population.
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Has Anyone Been Able to get 40-50+ Nugget Population?
Fjury replied to Jazz4Dayz's topic in The UniversimHi, i did it now to 120+ nuggets, u have to spread ur empire a bit :P, structure ur paths and build warhouses, in every direction u need eateries and 2 cementry, 2 doctors and so on. Right now i have a bad computer, but back at my gaming rig i think i could get to 200 nuggs. This patch seems to be the best so far
Nugget Juice
Fjury replied to Fjury's topic in The UniversimThx, for fast reply, where are the patchnotes? O.o Some issues causing delay?
Nugget Juice
Fjury posted a topic in The UniversimHi guys, I was wondering after i read the new patchnotes where are the roads u wanna implement these days. Are they going to be implemented in another pathc?


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Samsung Heavy Industries scraps $773M FPSO order
South Korean shipbuilder Samsung Heavy Industries has scrapped a contract for the construction of a floating production storage and offloading unit (FPSO).
The shipyard on Friday said it had terminated the 987.6 billion Korean won ($773.7 million) contract of Thursday, December 1.
According to Samsung Heavy Industries, the original contract was signed in 2009 for the construction of an "LNG FPSO" hull with an unnamed European buyer.
The contract was terminated due to the client not issuing a work order, Samsung said.
Offshore Energy Today Staff


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I don't know what's gotten into me, but I'm loving these glitter nails!
Maybe it's the nicer weather (you wouldn't know it by looking at my wool sweater!) that keeps promising to finally arrive, maybe it's the thoughts of toes in the sand and beautiful beach days, or maybe it's just the love for all things shiny, these days I just can't do without glittery nails!
And next time I'm trying with blue!
What are you doing to your nails these days?


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I meant to post this ages ago but just kept forgetting to get around to it! Here's what I picked up in Primark the other week. I normally head straight for the dresses whenever I go to Primark but I wasn't that impressed with their selection so I ended up getting pieces for work mostly, as well as some accessories.
|Tie front shirts - £4.00 each
|Butterfly shirt - £10.00
Mint spotted shirt - £8.00
|Floral skirt - £3.00
Black curved hem skirt - £10.00
|Close up of buttons on skirt
|Black/white handbag - £10.00
White lace heart print scarf - £4.00
Navy corsage shoes - £8.00
Cream quilted handbag - £6.00
Pearl cage necklace - £5.00
Pyramid bracelet - £4.00
Pink wallet - £5.00


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LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN, Ga. – The Huntingdon men's basketball team battled the No. 1 seed in the West Division to the final seconds on Tuesday night but fell to Covenant 67-66 in the first round of the USA South Athletic Conference Tournament.
In their first appearance in the conference tournament since 2014, the fourth-seeded Hawks had a chance at the buzzer but couldn't get a shot to fall.
After Covenant took its largest lead of the game, 67-64, with 1:02 to play, Huntingdon answered with a layup by sophomore James Harris to make it a one-point game with 36 seconds remaining.
In the final 11 seconds, freshman Mykel Woods blocked a Covenant shot, the Hawks grabbed the rebound and raced the length of the court. Huntingdon took a contested shot, battled for the rebound and tried to tip the ball in but Covenant came up with the ball to end the game.
This was the third meeting of the season with Covenant (18-8) and the second to be decided by one point. The Scots escaped Roland Arena with a 73-72 win on Feb. 1. Covenant won the first meeting of the season 84-78.
Despite the disappointing ending, the Hawks (13-13) finished the season with 13 wins and won 11 of their final 19 games. The 13 wins are the most for the Hawks since the 2008-09 season. Huntingdon's 24 wins during head coach Caleb Kimbrough's first two full seasons mark the best back-to-back seasons for the Hawks since the 2008-09 and 2009-10 seasons.
Tuesday's game was close from the start. In a game that saw 13 lead changes and was tied 11 times, neither team led by more than six points. Huntingdon built a six-point lead, 16-10, in the first six minutes of the game on a basket by junior Charvez' Hobson.
Huntingdon carried a 36-35 lead into halftime and did not trail in the second half until a Covenant basket with 3:34 to play. A 3-pointer by senior Scotty Chadwick gave the Hawks their last lead, 64-63, with 2:20 remaining. Covenant took a 65-64 lead with 1:52 to play.
Senior Isaiah King led Huntingdon with 18 points, four rebounds and three assists. Harris added 10 points, seven rebounds and six assists and freshman B.J. Barker finished with seven points. Hobson had five rebounds and Woods had two blocks and three steals.
Covenant will host the conference semifinals and championship game on Friday and Saturday. Maryville will play Averett in the first semifinal and Covenant will play Methodist in the second semifinal. The championship game is scheduled for 2 p.m. (Central) on Saturday.
Records: Huntingdon (13-13); Covenant (18-8)


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Here are the likely possible Government JAMB CBT QUESTIONS.
1. In a presidential system of government the Executive A. executes its own laws only B. legislates all binding laws C. makes laws for the National Assembly D. forms the government E. executes all anti-government plotters.
2. A Constitution is a legal document A. drawn up by lawyers B. enacted by military decree C. forming the basis upon which a government rules the country D. which must not be altered by any succeeding government E. only likely to suceed in a country where there is union government
3. Local Government Reforms were carried out by the Federal Military Government in A 1970 B. 1976 C. 1979 D. 1967 E. 1966.
4. Bicameralsm refers to A a one chamber legislature B the process of voting in the leigslature C the upper chamber in a legislature D a two chamber legislature E legislature in all sovereign States.
5. An election which is coducted to fill a vacant seat in a legislature is called a A by election B. general election C referendumD plebiscite E mini election.
6. Voting first started in Nigeria in 1923 because the Clifford Constitution of 1922 granted A. independence B. self-government C. dominion status D. elective principle E. decolonization
7. The first black African State to gain political indepen dence from a colonial power was A. Nigeria B. Liberia C. Ghana D. Ethiopia E. Guinea
8. In a democarcy, sovereignty is vested in A the community B. public officials C. judges D. the Head of State E. the legislature
9. A bill that applies to the whole population and is intended to promote the general welfare is called A. a privatebill B. a decree C. an appropriaione bill D. a public deal E. an eddict.
10. Case-laws are made by the A. Legislature B. Executive C. Judiciary D. Attorney General and Minister of Justice E. President
11. One of the non-permanent members of the United Nations Security Council is A. Britain B. U.S.S.R C. U.S.A. D. China E. Nigeria
12. The amalgamation of the Northern and Southern Protectorates of Nigeria was in A. 1914 B. 1922 C. 1951 D. 1953 E. 1960
13. Which of the following is NOT a member of ECOWAS A Nigeria B. Togo C. Ghana D. Bourkina Fasso E. Cameroun
14. The idea of democracy was first associated with the A. Romans B. Persians C. Greeks D. Egyptians
15. In which of the following ethnic groups was precolonial political structureNOT infuenced by the Islamic culture? A. Kanuri B. Nupe C. Tiv D. Fulani
16. The head of state in the first republic of Nigeria was A. an executive president B. a nominal president C. a party leader D. a nominee of the whole country.
17. The British Government revoked the charter of the Royal Niger Company and took over the direct administration of Nigeria in A. 1861 B. 1900 C. 1906 D. 1914
18. The Minorities Commission appointed in 1957 was headed by A. Sir Henry Willink B. Justice Udo Udoma C. Chief Festus Okotie-Eboh D. Sir Allan Lennox-Boyd
19. Traditional rulers under the 1976 Local Government Reforms had A executive powers B. Chief-in-council status C. limited powers D.legislative powers.
20. Nigeria is NOT a member of A. the Commonweath B. OPEC C. ECOWAS D.NATO
21. The administrative headquarters of O.A.U. is in A. Addis Ababa B. Lagos C. Accra D. Nairobi
22. The World Health Organisation is an agency of A. The E.E.C. B. NATO C. ECOWAS D. The U.N.O.
23. Before the 1963 Constitution, the highest court of appeal for Nigeria was the A. Supreme Court B. Federal High Court of Appeal C. Privy Council D Federal High Court
24. Which of the following is NOT a function of the Police Force in Nigeria? A. Traffic control B. Arrest of criminals C. Making of laws D. Prosecution of criminals
25. In Nigeria, the highest court for muslims is the A. Alkali Court B. Sharia Court of Appeal C. Supreme Court D. Upper Area Court
26. A special election organised to decide on a political issue is A. plebiscite B. by-election C. general election D. primary election
27. In a monarchical form of Government, sovereignty resides with A. the council of ministers B. royality C. peasantry D. the entire citizenry
28. An important principle of the civil service is A. authoritarianism B. anonymity C. nepotism D. partisanship
29. Which of the following is NOT necessarily a charac teristic feature of a state? A. A territory B. An army C. A government D. A system of laws
30. Fundamental rights are best guaranteed by A. independent judiciary B.good leadership C. effective legislature D. efficient civil service
31. Franchise means A. resident aliens can vote B. French people can vote C.right to vote D. executive order
32. Socialism is associated with A. Karl Marx B. Nicolo Machiavelli C. Aristotle D. Plato
33. The termination of a session of a legislature by proclamation issued by the head of states is called A. prorogation B. dissolution C. plebiscite D. summons
34. The forceful domination of one country by another is called A. nationalism B. totalitarianism C. dictatorship D. colonization
35. Which of the following traditional political systems was republican? A. Igbo B. Yoruba C. Fulani D. Bini
36. The founder of the Universal Negro Improvement Association was A. Casely Hayford B. Herbert Macaulay C. Marcus Garvey D. W.E.B. Du Bois
37. When did Nigeria adopt the nineteen-state structure? A. 1960 B. 1966 C.1976 D. 1979
38. Herbert Macaulay was the first president of A. NCNC B. AG C. UMBC D. NEPU
39. Who was the architect of the British rule in Nigeria? A. George Tubman Goldie B. Frederick Lugard C. Hugh Clifford D. Arthur Richards
40. The basic unit of government in pre-colonial Yoruba land was the A. town B. empire C. palace D. ward
41. A major difference between power and authority is that authority is A. popularly acquired B. more costly to exercise C. less dependent on force D. exercise more frequently
42. An essential feature of democracy is A. rigid constitution B. people'sconsent C. supremacy of parliament D. bicameral legislature
43. A characteristic feature of communism is A. free enterprise B. liberal democracy C. dictatorship D. multi-party system
44. Which of the following is NOT a mode of constitu tional change? A. Party manifesto B. Formal amendment C. Judicial decisionD. Staturoty revision
45. The basic unit of government in pre-colonial Yoruba land was the A. town B. empire C. palace D. ward
46. An essential feature of democracy is A. rigid constitution B. people'sconsent C. supremacy of parliament D. bicameral legislature
47. A characteristic feature of communism is A. free enterprise B. liberal democracy C. dictatorship D. multi-party system
48. Which of the following is NOT a mode of constitu tional change? A. Party manifesto B. Formal amendment C. Judicial decisionD. Staturoty revision
49. A tax is a A. private bill B. speaker's bill C. public bill D. judicial bill
50. Attempts to influence legislation by persuading legislators are known as A. socialization B. gerrymandering C. lobbying D. electioneering
51. One main feature of government in many pre-colonial societies in Nigeria was A. age-grade organization B. grade union C. student's organization D. council of obas
52. The following are members of the commonwealth EXCEPT A. Lesotho B. Jamaica C. Kenya D. Gabon
53. The Nigeria Council was created by A. Hugh Clifford B. Arthur Richards C. Federick LugardD. Graeme Thompson
54. Africans were first elected to the legislative council in British West Africa in A. Ghana B. Sierra Leone C. The Gambia D. Nigeria


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Pipers and waits in the English royal households, c1290-1475: issues of identity and function
Rastall, Richard
Paper given at the 42nd International Congress on Medieval Studies (2007)
Introduction: My doctoral thesis, Secular Musicians (1968), left some important issues relatively unexplored, as theses often do (for details, see the Bibliography, below). In studying the minstrels of the English royal households in the late Middle Ages I did say something about those minstrels described as "piper", but not enough. They include the players of two different instruments: the shawm and the bagpipe. The occasional use of the term "bagpiper" to describe a minstrel helps to resolve the function of minstrels so called, but does not preclude those men from playing the shawm as well. One problem, therefore, is to identify any minstrel who can be shown to have played both instruments.
I also said something about the household watchmen, known as vigiles or vigilatores (the terms are in chronological order, and overlapped in the middle of the 14th century). Their main responsibility was the security of buildings: but in the 1290s, late in Edward I's reign, the vigiles were also rewarded for minstrelsy, and probably formed a group of shawmists. The question arises, Were they the equivalent of the later "pipers", or were they a group employed in addition to pipers? By the mid-14th century only some of the vigilatores were musical; and by the late 15th century it is not certain that any vigilatores were able to make minstrelsy. In the Liber Niger of Edward IV, 1471-2, the household watchman – only one by then – was listed next to the minstrels, and was directed to eat with them, but had no musical duties specified. By this time, too, the watchman was known as a "wait", a term that probably identifies the man as a shawmist but may not have carried that meaning exclusively.
Since some royal household servants were known as both "piper" and "wait" these two areas of investigation join to provide a single set of questions to be answered. The situation concerning pipers, bagpipers and waits will be addressed in two ways. First, the evidence that I originally gathered must be revisited as an aid to refining the questions themselves: the present paper starts this process. Later, as the revision of my thesis continues, I shall consider new evidence.
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Interview with Green Builder Jeff King
Posted on 18. Jun, 2009 by Rebecca Firestone.
Last week and today, Mark English and I spoke with Jeff King, president of Jeff King & Company, about what building green really means. Some of his answers surprised us. To paraphrase:
"Finishes are only skin deep, but infrastructure is to the bone." – Rebecca


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Homewood Suites opens in La Quinta
Homewood Suites by Hilton has opened the 130-suite Homewood Suites by
Hilton hotel La Quinta, Calif.The hotel is owned by CP Development La
Quinta, LLC and managed by Windsor Hotels and represents another addition
to the growing roster of more than 200 Homewood Suites by Hilton hotels
"The new hotel's location, in the rapidly growing Coachella Valley and city
of La Quinta, makes our city an ideal market for an upscale, extended-stay
hotel like Homewood Suites by Hilton," said Brad Poncher, general manager.
"Our hotel is designed for guests who stay for five or more nights, but is
also perfect for short stays and families who need to feel more at home
while they are traveling," Brad Poncher said. "We are the ideal place for
those travelers who are away from home or the office for several days but
still need to have a full kitchen, executive business center and
complimentary high-speed internet access."
At the Homewood Suites hotel in La Quinta, each suite offers picture
postcard views of the Santa Rosa Mountains or the courtyard, pool and
waterfall. The hotel is conveniently located near many local attractions
including the Indian Wells Tennis Garden, one-half mile away, the Indian
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