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Churchview Estate gets its name from the St Johns, heritage listed Anglican church, as seen from the tasting room. The privately owned property was selected for its ideal and fertile gravelly loam soils, ample clean water and north facing slopes. The 100 hectare estate has 56 hectares under vines growing 16 different grape varieties. The portfolio of wines offered is both extensive and exciting, with a wine to suit every occasion and every budget. This website will tell you the story behind the very passionate and dedicated team who are only interested in producing the very best wines for your enjoyment. It is for these reasons Churchview Estate was awarded a five star winery status from James Halliday in 2016.
The Margaret River wine region produces around three percent of Australia's wine grapes, however, the wines from this region account for over 20 percent of Australia's finest wines. There is over 5000 hectares under vine and approximately 215 grape growers and wine producers. Margaret River is a true "boutique" wine producing region. What makes a great Margaret River wine is not only the unique clean maritime environment in which the grapes are grown or the science of modern wine making techniques. It is equally about the passionate men and women who are dedicated to growing and crafting some of the world's finest wines.
The grape vine in its wild state is a climber and its natural habitat was the forest. Over 5000 years ago man took the vine and began to cultivate it, presumably for wine. Wine-growers have long known the importance of soil, climate and the grape variety, a combination the French call "terroir". Today we also understand the importance of viticulture the science behind cultivating the fruit.
It is a well known fact that the creation of a great bottle of wine starts in the vineyard. What is meant by this is that the purity and quality of the fruit will dictate the quality and purity of the wine. Our philosophy behind the cultivation of our vines is simple, if we treat the environment with respect and work with nature, then in return we will be gifted with pure, clean and healthy fruit.
Churchview Estate prides itself on doing our bit to look after the environment. Over the last 15 years we have worked hard to convert the vineyard from a full conventional to an organic operated vineyard. This means that we do not use any toxic chemical fertilizers or pesticides.
The property was originally selected for its fertile and healthy soils and for the mainly north facing slopes capturing the best of the sunlight. This helps with the consistent ripening of the fruit.
The estate is situated on one of the first major slopes heading south towards Margaret River on the Bussell Hwy. This gives us the opportunity to capture the natural runoff of rainfall to fill a number of dams on the property.
The soils consist mainly of gravelly loam with some smaller plots of sandy loam. Some sections also have an underlying slightly clay base. These soils have the capacity to hold their moisture for longer into the summer meaning that the nutrients that are in the soil are available to the plant for longer into the summer.
Most of our rows of vines run north south. This means that the vines and grapes capture the morning sun on the east, grapes are shaded in the heat of the day as the sun is above in the north and the grapes benefit from the cooler afternoon sun in the west. We have a split canopy system which allows for a larger canopy from the ground up. This gives a greater leaf area helping to ripen the grapes more evenly.
Every vineyard has the same essential annual routine, but there are scores of options open to the wine-grower as to how and when each job is carried out. The decisions of the growers will be dictated by climate, tradition, economics and the pursuit of quality. There have been enormous advances in the science of viticulture and the results of such research is shared world wide. We continously try to make improvements each year learning from our previous experiences and techniques. We also rely on new knowledge as well as a healthy portion of tradition.
Our vines are pruned from June through to August.
Budburst starts in spring during September.
Flowering begins in middle to late November.
In the middle of December the bunches start to fill out and rapidly increase in size.
Late in January the fruit begins a process called veraison. This is where the grapes begin to change colour. It is also when the sugar levels in the grapes begin to rise on a daily basis.
Harvest time can start as early as the middle of February for some white varieties and finish in the middle of April for some red varieties.
After harvest and as the season changes the vines turn golden and drop their leaves before coming dormant for the winter months ready for pruning.
The 100 hectare property that is Churchview Estate currently has 56 hectares of vines. On the property we grow 16 different grape varieties and this is more varieties on a single vineyard that any other vineyard in the Margaret River region.
The varieties are planted in various blocks across the estate depending on the best location for that variety. Listed below are all 16 varieties.
Chardonnay (4 clones)
Sauvignon Blanc
Chenin Blanc
Cabernet Sauvignon
Petit Verdot
Winemaking or vinification is the process of taking grapes and turning the juice of those grapes into wine. The process is a simple one, but it requires special attention at key events. There is both an art and a science involved in the process and it can be argued that the skills required by the winemaker amount to craftsmanship.
Our winemaker is Greg Garnish, his role is to ensure that at each quality event he takes extra care to craft the wine. Every stage whether it be grape sampling, harvesting, crushing, pressing, fermenting, filtering and bottling requires attention to detail and sensory analysis to craft the finest wines we can for each vintage.
The special ability to craft the wine ensures that every single bottle we produce is a reflection of the site and speaks about the vintage, the climate and the different flavour profiles that each season brings. It's the difference in vintage that makes winemaking an art and the ability to bring these flavours to you that makes wine so interesting.
The line between the vineyard and the winery is not as absolute and clear cut as it might seem at first. The winery and much of its equipment is but a passing phase in the transition from grape to wine. All the equipment in the winery cannot itself guarantee quality, identity or style. These things come primarily from the fruit supplied and the winemaker's imprint on them. At every stage of the process different options are available to the winemaker. Even given identical grapes it is these options that determine to a large extent the final quality and individual style of what is finally bottled. Our philosophy at Churchview Estate is to make the best possible wine we can and make that affordable to you. We have built a reputation for quality and affordability and we are confident every bottle of wine we produce will impress you and those who you share it with.
Most of our premium wines will have an element of oak in their flavour profile. Quality oak barrels are an important factor in the making of quality wines. The very best French Oak barrels are sourced to make our wines and these barrels are as important as the fruit when it comes to crafting the wines.
These barrels are sourced from France, they are grown in the famous oak forests of France and made by French coopers. These barrels are expensive and form a major part of the cost of making fine wines. A barrel or barrique holds 225 litres they are only used a handful of times before they serve no further purpose as they do not add any further "oak" flavour to the wine. We will invest several thousands of dollars each year on oak barrels and it is for this reason that some of our very best wines will carry a higher price tag.
What many mass producers will do is add oak flavour to their wines using free floating oak chips in the fermentation tanks, this cuts costs but it also cuts quality. It can be argued that the flavour added to these wines using these methods is overpowering and can often be unpleasant, it is for this reason that many people may choose to opt for wine styles that do not have any oak flavour. Wine is all about balance and a well balanced wine may contain a well balanced oak component. We encourage you to embrace these traditional methods and enjoy the complexity and depth oak will add to our wines. The Bartondale chardonnay is a wine that will showcase how oak and fruit can work so well together, that the experience when drinking this wine is simply magic.
It would be impossible to trace back the origins of wine. There is evidence that the Egyptians, Greeks and Romans enjoyed wine in their ancient cultures. Wine is now widely available to most in our society, but it's how we view wine that will differ between each of us. We believe that every bottle of wine should be enjoyed, shared and cherished.
Wine is more than just a beverage. It has been enjoyed for many thousands of years in many different cultures. Today wine is available to most of us and is easily obtained. As wine enthusiasts we want to share our product with other wine enthusiasts. It is a well known fact that Western Australia and Margaret River in particular produces some of the finest wines in the world. What makes a fine wine is very subjective and personal, for example someone may prefer sweet wines over dry, or oaked wines over unoaked. If you enjoy the wine and it provides you with a positive experience then we can assume its a fine wine. To enjoy wines and all they offer it is worth following a method when tasting wines.
There is a distinct order in which the senses are brought into play when tasting wine. Quite naturally sight is the first to take part. Clarity, colour, condition and the age of the wine can be determined through the appearance of the wine. Aroma and how the wine stimulates our sense of smell is often neglected, yet is such an important aspect of wine tasting. Our wines are famously aromatic and to take just a few moments to enjoy their aroma will highten the experience. The taste of the wine is of course the highlight, usually the appearance and aroma of the wine will have given us a good idea of how the wine may taste. Finally the feeling of the wine on the palate is again an aspect of wine tasting often neglected but is so very important. The structure of the wine and how the wine is made will determine the mouth feel.
We believe very strongly that our wines should be enjoyed with food and whilst there isn't any hard and fast rules as to what food types go with which wines, we would suggest that delicate aromatic white wines should be enjoyed with delicate flavoured foods and the heavy powerful reds should be matched with strong flavoured dishes.
Most importantly we want our wines to mark an occasion. It could be a daily glass with your evening meal or a bottle shared over a romantic dinner or a family feast. We encourage responsible consumption and a good guide here is to choose quality over quantity.
Luxury wines of the highest quality, crafted with the very best fruit from the very best vintages. Wines for the most discerning enthusiast.
The Bartondale wines are named after the first European family, with the name Bartondale, who cleared the land for dairy production as part of the group settlement programme in the 1920s.
Our philosophy has always been to craft the finest wines we possibly can, with the fruit we caringly cultivate on the estate and The Bartondale wines represent this very well.
There is no compromise with these wines, only the very best fruit is used along with the highest quality oak. Hand crafted with special care and attention, with minimal additions, these wines, can be enjoyed young, but will benefit from extended cellaring in the right conditions.
The Bartondale wines have always scored very favourably with James Halliday and Ray Jordan and perform very well when placed into shows. As a result of this consistent quality James Halliday awarded Churchview Estate with a five star winery rating in 2016.
The range is very limited with only about 10 barriques of the reds to be produced each year.
The Bartondale is held back to allow for additional bottle age. Each year the new vintage is released around October and the vast majority is sold by allocation.
These wines will appeal to the dedicated and fanatical wine enthusiast.
Rare, unique and extremely well crafted wines made with less common varieties. Our interpretation of classic styles from classic regions.
There is no doubt the St Johns wines are particularly special. Named after the St John the Baptist Anglican church as seen from the tasting room. These wines are carefully crafted with some of the less common grape varieties grown on the Estate.
These wines really showcase the passion that exists throughout the team at Churchview Estate.
The quality begins in the vineyard where our team painstakingly cultivate these often difficult varieties.
The winery team then uses this pure, clean and quality fruit to craft what we believe to be some of the finest examples of classic styles.
These wines are for the discerning wine enthusiast looking to broaden their experiences, stock their cellars and impress their guests. These wines can be enjoyed young or put away for enjoyment in years to come.
Affordable quality, wines designed to complement great meals, which opens this range of wines, not only to the wine enthusiast and fine wine retailer, but also fine dining restaurants.
These are the wines that we at Churchview Estate love to craft and love to cherish, the wines that we drink on those special occasions.
Premium wines made from the varieties Margaret River is world famous for, with good expression of fruit, subtle complexity and offering great value.
Our first vintage in 2001 gave us four wines styles that were to become what is now known as the Estate Range.
These premium wines are made from the varieties Margaret River is world famous for, with good expressions of fruit, subtle complexity and a long finish.
These wines are the typical styles you would expect to find at a Margaret River winery. As with all wines from this region they are elegant, approachable and of course, of the highest quality.
These are competitively priced and the range will appeal to the everyday wine drinker who appreciates quality and value for money.
Lifestyle wines, fruit driven, light, fresh and easy drinking. Exceptional value wines made for immediate enjoyment.
This range of wines has seen huge success in Western Australia and is very competitively priced in the sub $15 retail price point.
At these prices the wines offer exceptional value for money and the quality you expect from a Margaret River boutique producer.
These wines have been awarded multiple gold medals over the various show seasons.
The Silverleaf wines can be enjoyed every day at home or away, in the knowledge that they will suitably impress your friends and family.
The wine club is specifically for those of you who appreciate our wines and are likely to be purchasing on a semi regular basis. Unlike most wine clubs you get to choose what wines you want. The wines are sent to you three times a year usually March, July and November. As a wine club member you will receive a 30% discount on both our Estate Range and St Johns wines and a set price per case on our Silverleaf wines. We have now extended the wine club benefits to include a 20% discount on The Bartondale wines. The wine club is called "The Naked Grape" to reflect our organic practices carried out on the vineyard.
Our focus is to produce the best prossible crafted wines with as little impact on the environment as possible. As a result we aim to use far less pesticides and preservatives in our grape growing and wine making process than if we followed convetional practises. We use organic spray programmes where possible and use organic fertilisers such as fish products, mulch and manure. We can't leave it to chance, so we do have to intervene, but in doing so we are as close to nature as we feel we can possibly get. It is for this reason we have named our new wine club
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In pursuit of wine excellence. Churchview Estate is a boutique wine producer in the Northern parts of the famous Margaret River Region.
Churchview Estate gets its name from the Heritage Listed St. John the Baptist Anglican Church, as seen from the tasting room.
Churchview Estate is a private 100 ha estate vineyard. Migrants from the Netherlands in 1950s the Fokkema family selected the site in 1998 for its ideal gravelly loams, ample clean water and ideal aspect with north facing slopes.
Spike Fokkema the founder of Churchview Estate has applied a highly successful philosophy to the production of premium wines. "Quality begins in the vineyard". It is this unwavering commitment to the pursuit of excellence and the rigorous application of his philosophy that underpins the quality and exacting standards demanded by Churchview Estate.
Churchview Estate achieves its high standard by growing vines that are in balance with nature. By allowing more sunlight into the vine canopy Churchview has been able to dramatically enhance fruit quality, flavour and colour development. This unique application of simple but natural principles allows the production of grapes of the highest possible standard.
If you want to keep upto date with our latest news from the vineyard, winery and cellardoor then join us on Facebook.
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Our cellar door is often referred to as one of the most friendly and informative in the region.
You will be greeted by one of our team, most likely by Denys our cellar door manager.
Denys will take you on a tasting that will both stimulate and excite your senses.
A full tasting will take approximately 30 mins so leave plenty of time.
All larger groups should telephone ahead and book an appointment.
Open every day except Sunday from 10:00 - 17:00
You can telephone us on 08 9755 7200
Come in and taste our wide range of wines - some not available anywhere else.
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We supply spitoons for those that need to drive or who are consious about their alcohol consumption. On so many occasions we hear comments along the lines of "it's too good to waste" or "I can't bring myself to spit it out" Whilst this is flattering it is only 5 samples of wines that will cause a significant effect on your ability to drive. We encourage drivers to taste our wines, just dont swallow, use the spitoon and you will not have any ill effect from the alcohol. We care about you and want to see you again, so it's ok to spit.
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Le Déli-Cieux, at the top of the iconic Printemps department store in Paris, has both indoor and outdoor views of the city's rooftops.
The rooftop terrace of Le Déli-Cieux in Paris stays open late on Thursday evenings, when a festive bar scene takes over.
From Le Déli-Cieux, patrons can see the most iconic features of the Paris skyline—the Arc de Triomphe, the Sacré Coeur, and the Eiffel Tower, among others.
The menu at Le Déli-Cieux is a greatest-hits list of bistro fare: quiches, soups, and toasted sandwiches (spinach-honey-and-goat-cheese, to name one option).
Chez Manu, a French restaurant near Ushuaia, Argentina—the southern-most city in the world—pairs breathtaking views of Beagle Channel and a menu of local specialties with a French twist. (Think Fuegian rabbit in an aged mustard sauce.)
The dining room of the restaurant at the View Hotel in Monument Valley, Utah, looks out over East and West Mitten Buttes.
Chef MacNeal Crank's menu at the View Hotel restaurant includes updated takes on his grandmother's traditional Navajo recipes, such as fry-bread tacos and red chile posole.
There are only 12 seats at the Ithaa undersea restaurant off Rangali Island in the Maldives, and all of them have equally fantastic views of the Indian Ocean overhead.
Don't worry—there are plenty of non-seafood options on the menu at Ithaa, if digging into reef fish and rock lobster feels a little too close for comfort when you're dining 16 feet below sea level.
Julaymba Restaurant, part of the Daintree EcoLodge & Spa in northern Queensland, Australia, sits within the world's oldest rain forest, home to 430 species of birds, plus tree frogs, wild turkeys, and wallabies.
The menu at Julaymba is pure Australian: Entrées include smoked crocodile, kangaroo steak, and line-caught barramundi served fish-and-chips style.
In Dubai, Pierchic provides a study in contrasts when viewed with Burj Al Arab's 1,000-foot-tall glass sail in the background.
Pierchic sits at the end of a 500-foot wooden walkway, which connects the dining room to Jumeirah Beach.
This over-water restaurant specializes, unsurprisingly, in seafood. What is surprising? Where it all comes from: There's butter-poached lobster from Canada, organic Irish salmon confit, and imported Tsarskaya oysters.
You don't have to be a top-notch skier to enjoy a meal at Kuklos—patrons can board a cable car in Leysin, Switzerland, for the 10-minute ride to the mountaintop dining room.
Whatever the season, Kuklos claims incredible vistas. The best part? The second-floor dining room rotates, completing a full 360-degree cycle every 90 minutes.
Those who'd rather not have a meal on the move can skip Kuklos's rotating dining room in favor of a casual first-floor cafe with a large terrace overlooking the Alps.
Rocky Point Restaurant sits roughly halfway between Carmel and Big Sur, on the coast of Northern California. It's best to reserve in advance if you want to claim a seat at one of the restaurant's 15 alfresco tables.
Our best dining tip for Rocky Point Restaurant: Show up by 5 p.m. for the early-bird special, a $22 four-course meal that could easily last you through sunset.
The 50-seat roof terrace at Alma in Brooklyn, N.Y., has views of both the Manhattan skyline and the Statue of Liberty.
AZuL Restaurant at the Westin La Paloma Resort & Spa offers panoramic views of Tucson's Santa Catalina Mountains in an al fresco setting with a diverse Southwest-inspired menu. Executive Chef Russell Michel uses local products like baby yellow beets and guajillo chilis, and always keeps a cellar full of wine from Arizona.
Marker 92 Waterfront Bar and Bistro at The Westin Cape Coral Resort at Marina Village offers fine dining options with entrees starting at around $18. Enjoy fresh seafood, steaks, and flatbread pizzas while catching a sunset over the Gulf of Mexico, Caloosahatchee River, and San Carlos Bay, one of South Florida's prettiest views.
The Hilltop Restaurant and Terrace Bar and Lounge, located at Biras Creek in Virgin Gorda, British Virgin Islands, is situated in the resort's highest point, guaranteed to give you great views and the chance to make that romantic candle-lit dinner out even more special.
Don Diego at Sandos Finisterra Los Cabos in Mexico is located along Land's End Arch, the sweet spot where the desert meets the Pacific. You'll find floor-to-ceiling windows across two of the restaurant's walls and gorgeous, panoramic views of Cabo San Lucas from the large L-shaped terrace. Enjoy!
Las Casitas at the CasaMagna Marriott Puerto Vallarta Resort & Spa offers beautiful views of the Bay of Banderas, the Sierra Madres, and the resort's impressive pool while you enjoy fresh seafood and specialties from the grill. You'll even get the chance to meet the local fisherman who caught your meal!
Named after one of New Haven's founding fathers, John Davenport's, located in the Omni New Haven Hotel at Yale, offers menus derived from fresh local products and regional cuisines all the way from Prince Edward Island to the Hudson Valley, all while presenting you with beautiful views of the historic Yale campus from the 19th floor.
The first rooftop restaurant and bar in Providence can be found at the top of the Providence G building, a $20 million restoration project that helped to preserve four downtown buildings. Today, the site treats visitors to gorgeous views of the city and nearby Narragansett Bay.
Treat yourself to amazing views of Arlington and Washington D.C. at the Skydome Lounge, a continuously revolving restaurant located on the 15th floor of the DoubleTree Hotel.
Reata Restaurant, located in downtown Fort Worth and home to one of the city's only outdoor patios and rooftop restaurants, offers delicious cowboy cuisine and views of the new Sundance Square Plaza. Take in views of this vibrant downtown area as you sip your Cowboy Cosmo or Texas Margarita Azul.
The next time you're in Santa Fe, don't miss La Fonda on the Plaza's Bell Tower Bar, definitely one of the city's best hidden gems. Open from 2 p.m. until sunset, come by to catch views of the Jemez Mountains and the city's adobe rooftops at sunset, while munching on exclusive dishes created just for the bar.
Looking for a romantic night out? Try Mickey's Beach Bistro in Elbow Beach, Bermuda, where you can enjoy cocktails and candle-lit dinners right on the sand.
Visit the 1785 Inn & Restaurant for delicious hand-made desserts, gourmet dining, and beautiful views of New Hampshire's White Mountains.
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|Posted by Herman on December 15, 2001 at 20:12:11:
Thinking about changing to the new 1.6 toilet.My home was built in 87 and currently have 3.5 toilet.My question is are plumbers roughing in the drainage pipes any different in the new homes(size or etc) to accomidate the lower volume of water these toilets use?
The reason why I ask this is because I want to be sure I have enough water to keep everthing moving down.
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By Tiernan Ray
Paulson & Co.'s golden boy John Paulson, who has become the poster boy for the run-up in gold and then its fall this year, was interviewed a short while ago by Carl Quintanilla at CNBC's "Delivering Alpha" conference in New York, in what the channel noted was the first time he has ever done a television interview.
Asked about the depressing effect of gold's fall on Paulon's returns, he replied "The gold fund is only 2% of our assets, and with returns between 5% and 32%, this year we think we are back into achieving returns now commensurate with our long-term record."
When Quintanilla asked how Paulson became the poster boy, he defended the long term rationale for gold:
We became very concerned when the Fed started QE1 about loss in value of the dollar. The Fed has printed close to 300% more money than existed prior to the failure of Lehman Brothers. I and others were looking to gold to preserve wealth in the event of inflation. Although the Fed has printed a lot of money, to date, there is very little inflation. People who bought gold in anticipation of inflation have lost patience. That has caused the price to fall. But the rationale for owning gold has not gone away. The consequences of printing money over time will be inflation. I know many people aren't concerned because the latest inflation headlines are under 2%. But the rationale is valid. In the trend, we are in a pause period. But over time, indicators of inflation will start to rise, and demand for gold will increase again.
Quintanilla also asked if Paulson had moderated his involvement with the precious metal — in effect, asking if he'd hedged his hedge:
We did two things. We made a gold share class. We give our investors the option of Dollar shares, Euro shares, Yen shares, or gold shares. We don't force it upon investors. Since we started it, it has been very successful. Our average cost of the hedge was $950. The amount of the gold class has come down. But gold is volatile, so I think it's very difficult to predict price movements in short terms. But looking for a hedge in future, and having a longer term view, I think it is important.
Comex Gold futures July contract is down $17.9 at $1,272.90.
Quintanilla also asked Paulson about housing, of course. He said that a decline in housing supply to a level it was at during the peak of the housing market, about 5 months' supply, meant that new construction will be needed, which he believes will help the economy to expand. He also pointed out that people who bought a home last year with 20% down are now 50% richer, "which will also increase demand for housing." When Quintanilla asked if Paulson was as certain about this as he had been about his famed short position on housing, he said Yes.
Among other tidbits, Quintanilla asked Paulson about some remarks that he should have stepped down after his big bet on the housing collapse, perhaps at the height of his career.
"If you make 20% in a single year, that's a nice return, but it doesn't get you much, because if you start the year with a dollar, you end the year with a dollar-twenty."
"The point is to maintain above-average returns for a long period of time," said Paulson, meaning twenty years or more. He said he had completed his first twenty years and was hoping to stay in the game for another twenty, pointing to octogenarians such as George Soros among those long-time investors he admires.
Quintanilla closed with a question about whether the sub-prime scandal has been fully documented or accounted for in books and articles. He said no, not entirely, that some of the analytical work done by Paulson & Co. had yet to be fully explained, and that "we may do that at some point when we have the time."


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Glory in Death (In Death #2)
- Brief Synopsis:
- Beautiful and successful women are being killed, and the only connection between the murders that Lieutenant Eve Dallas can find is her lover Roarke. Follows: Naked in Death.
- Long Synopsis:
- It is 2058, New York City. In a world where technology can reveal the darkest of secrets, there's only one place to hide a crime of passion-in the heart. Even in the mid-twenty-first century, during a time when genetic testing usually weeds out any violent hereditary traits before they can take over, murder still happens. The first victim is found lying on a sidewalk in the rain. The second is murdered in her own apartment building. Police Lieutenant Eve Dallas has no problem finding connections between the two crimes. Both victims were beautiful and highly successful women. Their glamorous lives and loves were the talk of the city. And their intimate relations with men of great power and wealth provide Eve with a long list of suspects-including her own lover, Roarke. As a woman, Eve is compelled to trust the man who shares her bed. But as a cop, it's her job to follow every lead... to investigate every scandalous rumor... to explore every secret passion, no matter how dark, Or how dangerous...
- Book Quality:
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LOS ANGELES — Toyota is a safe brand choice for buyers seeking top resale value, two firms that predict expected depreciation in vehicles said Monday.
Toyota, along with its premium division Lexus, was named tops for residual value overall by Kelley Blue Book for the third year in a row. The other agency, ALG, said Toyota had the top resale-value vehicles in eight segments, more than from any other automaker. Both always issue their predictions on the eve of the media preview of the Los Angeles Auto Show, which starts Wednesday.
In addition, KBB's top vehicle among all 2014 nameplates for retaining its value was Toyota's FJ Cruiser, an off-road vehicle that's due to go out of production in a year. It's expected to retain 70% of its original value after five years.
Toyota officials predictably reacted with glee."With some of the best residual values in the industry, Toyota customers can sleep at night knowing that they have made a sound investment," said Toyota Group Vice President Bill Fay in a statement.
Expected resale value can be a top consideration for new-car buyers. But it's not just a function of how good or popular a model is considered. Strong resale value also is best among vehicles that sold for close to their list prices without a lot of sales incentives or other discounts.
FJ's top listing "is testament that Toyota has limited volume of its vehicles," says Eric Ibara, director of residual consulting for KBB. It also points to how trucks are outperforming cars, which often are sold at greater discounts.
After FJ comes Toyota's Tacoma pickup, off-roaders Jeep Wrangler and Toyota 4Runner, and a sports car, the Chevrolet Corvette.
At the bottom are electric vehicles, which are distorted in the listings because they're often sold with federal tax incentives of up to $7,500, and luxury sedans.
For its top choices, ALG lauded not only Toyota, but Audi and Honda. It noted Mercedes-Benz, too, as a top performer in the luxury category when it comes to resale value.
"Toyota, Audi and Honda captured the most segment honors due to the consistent high value of all their products," said ALG President Larry Dominique in a statement.
Kelley Blue Books' list of top vehicles for retaining value, and the amount they're predicted to retain after five years:
1. FJ Cruiser 70.0%
2. Toyota Tacoma 61.9%
3. Jeep Wrangler 59.1%
4. Toyota 4Runner 56.2%
5. Chevrolet Corvette 53.5%
6. Toyota Tundra 52.3%
7. Chevrolet Camaro 51.9%
8. Honda CR-V 50.7%
9. Chevrolet Silverado 1500 50.6%
10. Dodge Challenger 50.5%
KBB's list of top vehicles for predicted resale value by segment:
SUBCOMPACT CAR: Nissan Versa
PLUG-IN VEHICLE: Honda Accord Plug-In Hybrid
COMPACT CAR: Subaru Impreza
COMPACT SUV/CROSSOVER: Jeep Wrangler
SPORTY COMPACT CAR: Honda Civic Si
MIDSIZE SUV/CROSSOVER: Toyota FJ Cruiser
MIDSIZE CAR: Honda Accord
FULL-SIZE SUV/CROSSOVER: Toyota Sequoia
FULL-SIZE CAR: Toyota Avalon
LUXURY COMPACT SUV/CROSSOVER: Infiniti QX50
ENTRY-LEVEL LUXURY CAR: Lexus ES 350
LUXURY MIDSIZE SUV/CROSSOVER: Lexus GX 460
LUXURY CAR: Audi A5
LUXURY FULL-SIZE SUV/CROSSOVER: Lexus LX 570
HIGH-END LUXURY CAR: Lexus LS 460
HYBRID SUV/CROSSOVER: Lexus RX 450h
SPORTS CAR: Chevrolet Camaro
V-6 MIDSIZE PICKUP TRUCK: Toyota Tacoma
HIGH-PERFORMANCE CAR: Chevrolet Corvette
FULL-SIZE PICKUP TRUCK: Toyota Tundra
HYBRID/ALTERNATIVE ENERGY CAR: Lexus ES 300h
MINIVAN/VAN: Toyota Sienna
Vehicles that were tops in their segment according to ALG included:
• Hyundai Accent (Subcompact Car)
• Mazda Mazda3 (Compact Car)
• Chevrolet Corvette (Premium Sports Car)
• Chevrolet Camaro (Mainstream Sports Car)
• Toyota Avalon (Fullsize Car)
• Porsche Panamera (Premium Executive)
• Kia Soul (Subcompact Utility Vehicle)
ALG also established five new segments for 2014:
• Hyundai Santa Fe Sport (Midsize Utility 2-Row)
• Toyota Highlander (Midsize Utility 3-Row)
• Toyota FJ Cruiser (Off-Road Utility)
• Land Rover Range Rover Sport (Premium Midsize Utility 2-Row)
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The Thunderbirds rolled in the first half, hitting .367 behind 13 kills on 30 attempts and only two errors. The performance provided a lead from start-to-finish for SUU and kills by Kylie Schofield, Ann Clappier and Alissa Youart down the stretch punctuated the set for the T-Birds 25-17.
UALR answered with its best attacking performance of the match, a .424 clip (16-2-33) in the second set, but was unable to take the lead until late in the frame. The Trojans broke a 19-19 tie, one of nine during the set, with back-to-back kills to take only their third advantage of the stanza at 21-19. A Taylor Heine kill and Sariah Pelaez service ace squared the match again at 21-21, but UALR countered with three consecutive points to capture set point at 24-21. Another Heine kill on the ensuing play prolonged the set, but a final UALR kill wrapped up the frame 25-22 and tied the match at 1-1.
The Trojans needed late set heroics again in the third set after Southern Utah came back to tie the stanza 19-19 after trailing 18-14. UALR then rattled off four straight points to take a 23-19 lead, but Southern Utah came back to within one, 23-22, on a Pelaez kill. The Trojans followed with a kill of their own, drawing a set point at 24-22, but an Annie Stradling kill pulled the T-Birds back to within one at 24-23. UALR escaped with the set thanks to a kill on the next play to take a 2-1 lead with a 25-23 victory.
The tables turned in the fourth set as Southern Utah scored the first three points of the frame and captured a set point at 24-18 before UALR made a comeback. The Trojans scored five straight points to pull within one, 24-23, but a final Schofield kill for Southern Utah tied the match at 2-2 and gave the T-Birds the 25-23 win.
Despite forcing a fifth set with the fourth-set victory, SUU was unable to connect offensively in the definite set, hitting -.143 while committing six errors on 14 attempts with only four kills. The production soured the T-Birds chances for victory as UALR marched to a 10-5 advantage and the closed out the set and match with an Edina Begic kill, one of a match-best 30 for the junior from Bosnia-Herzegovina.
Schofield and Heine tied for the team lead for Southern Utah with 14 kills each and were joined in double figures by Stradling (13) and Youart (10). Schofield and Youart also recorded double-doubles, Youart's second consecutive, with 11 and 13 digs, respectively. Joanna Christenson also tallied a double-double with 49 assists and 13 digs, while Jenna Bradfield led all defenders with a team-best 14 digs during the match.
Southern Utah will now turn their attention to conference play when the Thunderbirds open their Big Sky slate with Weber State and Idaho State in the Centrum Arena on Thursday and Saturday. Both matches are scheduled for 7:00 p.m. with live stats anticipated to be available online at www.suutbirds.com.


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Yum Pumpkin Head Standup Jighead
Every feature of the YUM Pumpkin Head Standup Jighead is maximized for catching bass. The YUM Pumpkin Head's flat head and hook angle allow soft plastics to stand upright, imitating a feeding baitfish, amphibian or a defensive crawfish. A horizontal line tie provides solid hooksets, while the corkscrew bait keeper positions each bait at a perfect angle. Available in several sizes, the YUM Pumpkin Head Standup Jighead is a proven performer when the bite gets tough.
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Comments: I like the design. Only problem is the screw is too little for big worms. Also it could use a stronger hook. Mine bent out of shape after fighting a 3 pounder.
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Comments: These work great. The only thing i HATE about them is the nose screw is far too short and far too skinny for throwing those long and bulky worms. the R/D team at YUM didn't do a very good job there. Also, i have had a couple of the screws break completely off while fighting/landing a fish. Another thing be sure to buy extra worms for them, 2 reasons, 1 they work and 2 you will throw several worms off on the cast b/c of the small nose screw. I have thrown at least 5 worms off in a total of maybe 5 hrs of fishing. I would reccomend buying them, as a matter of fact i have since bght more.
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Toy Museum in Ferrières
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Rediscover the child inside you at the Toy Museum in Ferrières, with more than 1000 old and new toys awaiting you. Share this exciting adventure with your family!
Set in a former town school, the Toy Museum exhibits an impressive collection of over 1000 toys dating back to the 19th century to the 1950s.
The museum is structured around 4 rooms. The first room contains toys made in Belgium. The second displasy a themed-biannual exposition (link in French only). The third room presents toys from France, Germany, the United States and many more!
The visit will end in the games room. The little ones and the big ones will now get the chance to actually play with some old toys.
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Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays.
Everyday during school holidays.
From 2.30 to 5.30pm.
Closed on 1 January, 24, 25 and 31 December, in addition to the last 3 weeks in January.
The museum is open all year round for group (min. 10 people) bookings.
Adults: €4.50
Children: €2
Seniors, large families, students and disabled persons: €3.50
Groups (min. 10 people)
Adults: €3.50
Children: €2
Duration of visit: around 1 hour
The Toy Museum proposes guided visits for adults in French, Dutch and Wallonian.
Free loan of educational packs also offered.
Reawaken the child inside you at the Toy Museum in Ferrières!
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Jane Campion
News about Jane Campion, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Reading The Times With David Salle
The artist credited with having helped define postmodern sensibility reads the paper in pre-modern form, "Always and only in print, standing up at a kitchen counter," he says.
October 30, 2014, Thursday
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Cannes Film Festival: Jane Campion Accuses Film Industry of 'Inherent Sexism'
The head of the Cannes jury says, "Time and time again we don't get our share of representation."
May 14, 2014, Wednesday
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Cannes Film Festival Announces Lineup
The list of 49 films ranges from an offbeat western directed by Tommy Lee Jones to a tale set inside Hollywood by David Cronenberg.
April 17, 2014, Thursday
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Jane Campion to Lead Cannes Film Festival Jury
Ms. Campion is the only woman director to have won the festival's highest honor, the Palme d'Or.
January 7, 2014, Tuesday
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Emmy Nominees: Elisabeth Moss of 'Mad Men' and 'Top of the Lake'
Elisabeth Moss on getting two nominations and working amid all the sheep in New Zealand.
July 18, 2013, Thursday
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When TV Takes Its Time
The answer to too many "Housewives" and too much forensic hullabaloo? The gentle tempo and steadfast puzzles of shows like Jane Campion's "Top of the Lake."
April 2, 2013, Tuesday
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A Day of Watching TV at Sundance
Jane Campion's TV mini-series "Top of the Lake," the first TV show to be screened at Sundance, was well-received — not surprising, given how TV watching is changing.
March 3, 2013, Sunday
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At Cannes, Women With Diverse Visions
A record four films by female directors are in competition for the Palme d'Or this year, including newer voices like Julia Leigh with "Sleeping Beauty" and Maïwenn Le Besco with "Polisse."
May 18, 2011, Wednesday
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Script Excerpts: From Their Pens to Actors' Lips
Excerpts from the screenplays of "Inglourious Basterds," "A Serious Man," "Bright Star" and "An Education."
January 10, 2010, Sunday
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Homes Are Where You Find Them
We may flee to the multiplex or the Netflix queue hoping to escape troubles at home or out there in the world, but those troubles have a habit of following us on our adventures.
December 20, 2009, Sunday
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Air force blue gets a lot of love around here. More iGent props for the peaks. But he is still a major douche:http://content.usatoday.com/communit...n-lousy-life/1
Quote:"All the people that were rooting on me to fail, at the end of the day they have to wake up tomorrow and have the same life that they had before they woke up today. They have the same personal problems they had today. I'm going to continue to live the way I want to live and continue to do the things that I want to do with me and my family and be happy with that. So they can get a few days or a few months or whatever the case may be on being happy about not only myself, but the Miami Heat not accomplishing their goal. But they got to get back to the real world at some point."


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The only touring dance music festival, IDENTITY, will be kicking off tomorrow in Cincinnati and will follow with 14 more dates around the United States until the end of August, and to get people excited for the tour, IDENTITY and its sponsors are giving away a pair of goodie bags with a bunch of great gear. Each goodie bag will include the following:
– 1 GA ticket to Identity (Venue of choice besides NY)
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– TIGI Bed Head Hair Care x 4 grab bag products
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One winner will receive both bags, so two of each prize in total — one for a guy and one for a girl. The contest begins today and will run until this Saturday.
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The SmartHouse Team takes a look at the best gaming products in the market for 2010.
The Nintendo DS is easily the best and most popular handheld gaming system on the market. The DSi adds a camera to the mix and has a larger screen. It also runs much faster than the original DS, can now play ACC files and has an improved menu system.
Highly RecommendedPSP 3000au.playstation.com | $299.95
The Wii has brought casual gaming into millions of homes with its revolutionary control system and simple, fun games. It doesn't have the graphics power or multimedia features of the other consoles, but its appeal as a pure games machine and its low price has created new generation of gamers.
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Marketing Education is the instructional program designed to prepare individuals for the major occupational areas within marketing and management (Gordon, 2008). Marketing, simply defined, is the selling of ideas, products and services of all kinds to identified and qualified markets.
Since Business Administration is the number one declared major of college freshmen [Source: The American Freshman: National Norms for Fall 2008, Cooperative Institution Resource Program, (UCLA, 2008)] and it accounts for 39% of all US jobs, including the largest number of career positions annually [Source: US Bureau of Labor Statistics. (2010, May 14)], it is imperative that students in Wisconsin's high schools have access to Marketing Education programs. These programs must evolve and create new opportunities for the success of their students, schools and communities.
Marketing includes channel management, recruiting, image building, promoting, marketing information management, market planning, product service management, selling and training, financing, and communicating. Marketing is a process that can be adapted to virtually every economic, social, or public activity and is an essential ingredient in making our free enterprise system work (DECA Inc., 1992).
Marketing Education embodies competency-based instruction, the project-based method, portfolio assessment and cooperative learning. Instruction for marketing education is a combination of hard and soft skills (Gordon, 2008) where students learn occupational skills that are transferable to many careers as well as technical college and university degrees.
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Gasoline prices in Rochester this week dropped to their lowest level since April, a weekly survey by GasBuddy shows.
Prices fell to $3.73 a gallon on Aug. 4. That was down nearly 10 cents a gallon from the same week a year ago. Still, Rochester's gas prices remain consistently higher than the national average of $3.49 a gallon.
"In recent years we've seen August refinery utilization slip a bit below July numbers and if that happens we may see prices increase, especially in areas where consumers are flocking to enjoy the remainder of the summer driving season," GasBuddy senior petroleum analyst Gregg Laskoski said.
According to the U.S. Energy Information Administration, in New York regular gas averaged $3.75 a gallon on Aug. 4. That was down significantly from $3.89 a gallon six weeks ago.
U.S. refineries processed record volumes of oil in July, EIA reported. Refinery inputs hit 16.8 million barrels a day, surpassing the previous record from summer 2005.
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Looking ahead with the Journal of Book of Mormon Studies
I was delighted last year to be appointed director of the Maxwell Institute's Willes Center for Book of Mormon Studies. My new responsibilities include serving as editor of the Journal of Book of Mormon Studies. I'm taking this opportunity to let journal readers know what they have to look forward to. […]Read More


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The Institutional Review Board will offer 'eIRB 101' online from 10 to 11 a.m. Thursday, Feb. 28. Log-in instructions will be emailed upon RSVP.
The IRB's eIRB 101 class will cover how to use the electronic IRB (eIRB) submission system, including how to access the system, create and manage protocols and their subsequent submissions, obtain appropriate signatures and approvals and other system tips and tricks.
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(December 08) Today we're observing . . . Feast of the Immaculate Conception
Feast of the Immaculate Conception (Catholic)
Celebrating the conception of Mary, the mother of Jesus. The Roman Catholic Church dogma states that, from the first moment of her existence, she was preserved by God from the lack of sanctifying grace that afflicts mankind, and that she was instead filled with divine grace. It is further believed that she lived a life completely free from sin.*
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The Mad Monkey
The Mad Monkey Phnom Penh is an awesome Hostel with a great vibe, good food and an active bar. It is a hotspot for European and US Travelers looking for an awesome place to stay in the Penh!
Availability & RatesTo view availability and prices please select dates and click 'Update Dates'
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- 24 Hour Reception
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Street 302 Phnom Penh and the Junction of Street 51 just down the road from Browns Coffee shop.
Building 26, Street 302, BKK1, Phnom Penh, Kingdom of Cambodia
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Central Location in the Funky BKK1 Area. Street 278 (Bars 5 minutes walk) Royal Palace and Riverside 20 minutes walk (5 minutes in a Tuk Tuk) Close to S21 Tour Slang. The hostel is located off Street 51 - a ten to fifteen minute walk down this road will take you in to the area where all of the bars and clubs are.
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By FRANK M. PELTESONLas Vegas, Nev.
At the end of World War II, Eisenhower gave unqualified approval to such monstrous schemes as the notorious Operation Keelhaul, the "repatriation" of Russian, Ukrainian, and other peoples who had escaped Stalin's hell on earth behind the retreating German armies. Perhaps five million people were herded into trucks and railway boxcars and shipped eastward to certain death or worse. Operation Keelhaul was FDR's and Eisenhower's magnificent gift to Stalin and to his grim, gulag empire; it was a culmination of friendship, fidelity, and accord; and it was a deed that for its sheer infamy is unmatched in the history of our nation and its armed forces.
The prime sources for this US-led travesty are Julius Epstein's Operation Keelhaul, The Story of Forced Repatriation (Devin-Adair, 1973) and Robert Welch's "The Politician".
Epstein discovered evidence of this top secret program of forced repatriation, which is still classified to this day. Obviously the US has some very dirty secrets they still want hidden.
Keelhaul verifies that our leaders have the capability of repatriating millions of anti-Communists when it suits them. In the case of millions of illegal invaders from the south, it suits them to avoid this capability in order to let them remain in our country.
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First, I found this Parmesow Chicken at the bottom of a cobwebbed drawer in our new kitchen:
Please, could somebody adapt this with Vegenaise, nooch, and tofu, and then send me a picture? I dare you.
Recipe ideas often come to me in my sleep. I'll wake up craving something, and then tinker around until I've made it a reality. So it was with this, the Rubber Finger Sandwich. After a long day of scrubbing, scraping, and painting, I dreamed my husband made me dinner. Wheat bread, mayo, lettuce, tomato, and a yellow glove. Creative, and so thoughtful.
But finally, a recipe for edible food. Peaches are $0.79/lb this week at the Bangor Main Street Shaw's, so let me share with you one of my favorite desserts:
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Rinse peach under cool tap water for 5-10 seconds. If necessary, remove PLU sticker. Gently dry peach, using kitchen towel or pant leg. Eat immediately.
Variation: Halve peach and serve with ice cream and raspberries.
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In "The Hobbit," Tolkien describes the journey of Bilbo, Gandalf and 13 dwarves who travel to the Lonely Mountain to reclaim the dwarvish homeland and treasure stolen by the dragon Smaug. Using "The Hobbit" and other writings by J.R.R. Tolkien, director Peter Jackson stretched the story into three films; in film one, "An Unexpected Journey," the Company's quest takes them as far as the eastern side of the Misty Mountains.
GandalfIan McKellenThe irascible wizard is back with his reassuring gravitas, a little less world-weary and god-like this time than in "The Lord of the Rings" since, in "The Hobbit," he's not yet learned of the world-dooming Ring of Power.
Bilbo BagginsIan Holm | Martin FreemanThe reluctant and eponymous hobbit-cum-burglar is handpicked by Gandalf as the "lucky" 14th member of the Company. Bilbo is played by two different actors: Ian Holm makes an appearance as the "old" Bilbo at the film's beginning; Martin Freeman plays a Bilbo 60 years younger than Holm's and is our central plucky hero.
Thorin OakenshieldRichar ArmitageThe dwarves' proud and stalwart leader, and heir to the dwarvish throne, Thorin drives the quest for homeland and fortune. He also has a score to settle with the orcs and despises elves. Burdened by the past, Thorin is to "The Hobbit" as Aragorn/Strider (Viggo Mortensen) was to "Rings."
The 12 DwarvesVarious actorsWhite-bearded Balin is the group's elder statesman. Fierce fighter Dwalin, Balin's younger brother, sports head tattoos and is Thorin's greatest supporter. Brothers Kili and Fili are the Company's spirited youngsters. Dori is the group's sophisticate; he's the brother of crafty Nori. Wide-eyed and meek Ori is the most junior dwarf. Half-deaf Oin is the brother to money-grubber Gloin, the father of Gimli from "Rings." The final three are cousins: the mumbling Bifur, with an orc-axe lodged in his skull; the jovial Bofur; and bumbling, obese gourmand Bombur.SarumanChristopher LeeIn "The Hobbit," this head of the White Council and wizard-in-chief is noble and decent, not yet turned into the dangerous character he becomes later, in "Rings," when he allies himself with Sauron. Still, we don't trust him.RadagastSylvester McCoyAnother wizard, Radagast the Brown prefers the company of birds and beasts to men, elves or hobbits. Jackson interprets him as a woodsy, batty Dr. Doolittle, who talks to the animals.FrodoElijah WoodThe hero of "The Lord of the Rings," Bilbo's nephew has a cameo in the "flash-forward" scene that frames the adventures of Bilbo.GaladrielCate BlanchettGaladriel doesn't actually appear in Tolkien's "Hobbit." Nonetheless, in Jackson's version, she's back as the ethereal and somewhat creepy elf queen. We find her in Rivendell to discuss what to do about the rise of the Necromancer.ElrondHugo WeavingWielding a dangerously arched eyebrow, Elrond is lord of the elves and guardian of Middle-earth, residing in Rivendell, an oasis of elves and high culture amidst a wild world of orcs, trolls and other nasties.GollumAndy SerkisPart phlegmy actor, part CGI magic, Gollum appears for the first time deep in his cave in the Misty Mountains, having lost his birthday present: the ring. Expect his trademark split-personality weirdness.


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A lace platform pump from Mix No.6 is a must-have! Exude style and grace in the Lacy on your next night out.
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I've already confessed to buying too much at the farmers' market. Not only do I overstock my kitchen with green beans and zucchini, I hoard herbs, the market's most perishable items. I just can't resist freshly-picked, bright green, fragrant basil at $8/lb. What a difference in quality and price from the expensive plastic packages of wilted herbs at the grocery store.
Basil is hard to keep around: it turns black in the refrigerator and goes limp on the counter. It's best to use it the day it's picked. When you've got a boatload of basil, I've found the easiest way to preserve it is to make and freeze pesto. My pesto is always free form, with basil, olive oil, pine nuts, lemon juice, salt, and black pepper in whatever proportions suit my fancy. I just eyeball it and taste as I go.
Pesto discolors in the fridge unless covered with oil. Freezing it helps it keep longer, and requires no extra oil. Using an ice cube tray allows you to freeze pesto in individual serving sizes, so you thaw and use only the amount you need.
After you've made the pesto, line an ice cube tray with plastic wrap (this makes removing the cubes easy, and keeps your tray from smelling like pesto).
Spoon pesto into each compartment. Freeze, then pull up on the plastic wrap to pop out the cubes. Place the pesto cubes in a freezer safe container and use throughout the fall and winter in soups, salad dressing, sandwiches, and pasta. During the recent hot weather, we've been eating pesto tossed with cold pasta and cherry tomatoes. With the pesto on hand, it only takes 10 minutes to throw together.
Enjoy you herbs!


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Ever since Midnight first appeared, he's been one of the more confusing adversaries to guess their powers(for me, anyway). At first, judging by his name, I thought it might be some sort of hypnosis(midnight=sleep=hypnosis), but when he pretty much deflected Natsu's Salamander Roar in ch. 134(i think, it might be 135, I'm not too sure), my suspicions were kinda dashed, leaving more in their place. Any ideas?
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