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Meanwhile, Maggie reveals shocking news; Alex takes on new obligations; and Callie concentrates on the veterans' project. Code: Greys.Anatomy.S11E04.HDTV.x264-LOL http://www.redbunker.net/l5a9o183plvm/greys.anatomy.1104.hdtv-lol.mp4.html Greys.Anatomy.S11E04.HDTV.XviD-AFG http://www.redbunker.net/ay67q67pmf9n/Greys.Anatomy.S11E04.HDTV.XviD-AFG.avi.html Season 11, Episode 5 - "Bend and Break" Callie and Arizona examine their marital problems and what's contributed to them. Meanwhile, Callie devotes herself to the veterans' project; Arizona strives to impress Dr. Herman; and Richard seeks guidance from Bailey. 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Secrets about Amelia's past addictions come to light and cause problems for her at the hospital; Bailey oversees Jo's first solo surgery; and Arizona must make an executive decision in Dr. Herman's absence. Meanwhile, the doctors spring into action when a couple arrives at the emergency room after escaping a fire. Code: Greys.Anatomy.S11E07.HDTV.x264-LOL http://www.redbunker.net/f35sgsyxv0cn/greys.anatomy.1107.hdtv-lol.mp4.html Greys.Anatomy.S11E07.HDTV.XviD-EVO http://www.redbunker.net/kpatyv96rg4g/Greys.Anatomy.S11E07.HDTV.XviD-EVO.avi.html Season 11, Episode 8 - "Risk" A bigger argument arises between Meredith and Derek after a disagreement about a patient. When a patient is pushed to far, Callie feels responsible. Code: Greys.Anatomy.S11E08.HDTV.x264-LOL http://www.redbunker.net/uca7he2zx9c9/greys.anatomy.1108.hdtv-lol.mp4.html Greys.Anatomy.S11E08.HDTV.XviD-FUM http://www.redbunker.net/y9na0hjwp5zx/Greys.Anatomy.S11E08.HDTV.XviD-FUM.avi.html Season 11, Episode 9 - "Where Do We Go From Here?" Jackson and April must deal with some heartbreaking news, Derek gets ready to move to Washington, D.C., and Amelia and Arizona plan their move to talk to Dr. Herman about her condition. Code: Greys.Anatomy.S11E09.HDTV.x264-LOL http://www.redbunker.net/yl7k90aawlmf/greys.anatomy.1109.hdtv-lol.mp4.html Greys.Anatomy.S11E09.HDTV.XviD-AFG http://www.redbunker.net/ng543lx7qowi/Greys.Anatomy.S11E09.HDTV.XviD-AFG.avi.html Season 11, Episode 10 - "The Bed's Too Big Without You" April tries to stay positive in the wake of her baby's diagnosis and goes through more testing. Callie and Owen become one another's coach when it comes to getting back in to the dating scene. Maggie, Bailey and Meredith work with a 3D printer to map out a tumor. Code: Greys.Anatomy.S11E10.HDTV.x264-LOL http://www.redbunker.net/18bqoscu806j/greys.anatomy.1110.hdtv-lol.mp4.html Greys.Anatomy.S11E10.HDTV.XviD-AFG http://www.redbunker.net/kozms12p7zft/Greys.Anatomy.S11E10.HDTV.XviD-AFG.avi.html Season 11, Episode 11 - "All I Could Do Was Cry" After several discussions with Dr. Herman, April and Jackson must face their situation head on and make a difficult decision regarding their unborn child. Catherine arrives in Seattle and bumps into Richard at the hospital. Meanwhile, Meredith tries to find someone to take care of the kids so she can visit Derek for the weekend, and Amelia shows Stephanie some tough love when they work together on a case. Code: Greys.Anatomy.S11E11.HDTV.x264-LOL http://www.redbunker.net/a0mbqr9cg26c/greys.anatomy.1111.hdtv-lol.mp4.html Greys.Anatomy.S11E11.HDTV.XviD-AFG http://www.redbunker.net/ubt6d3eopg06/Greys.Anatomy.S11E11.HDTV.XviD-AFG.avi.html Season 11, Episode 12 - "The Great Pretender" Maggie gets upset when Meredith dodges her questions about DC; Bailey and Ben become concerned about Ben's brother after he is admitted to the hospital, and Dr. Herman starts to warm up to Arizona. Meanwhile, Richard feels manipulated by Catherine. Code: Greys.Anatomy.S11E12.HDTV.x264-LOL http://www.redbunker.net/uxgksc6wwbgx/greys.anatomy.1112.hdtv-lol.mp4.html Greys.Anatomy.S11E12.HDTV.XviD-FUM http://www.redbunker.net/h4e2ogbdbj6f/Greys.Anatomy.S11E12.HDTV.XviD-FUM.avi.html Season 11, Episode 13 - "Staring at the End" The hospital doctors become fascinated with Dr. Herman's case when Amelia gives a lecture detailing the intricacies of the surgery. Arizona and Herman continue to bond over the amount of cases they are trying to complete before the big surgery. Meanwhile, Bailey brings them a case of a pregnant woman who is close to her heart. Code: Greys.Anatomy.S11E13.HDTV.x264-LOL http://www.redbunker.net/kxa3qt2gt9vr/greys.anatomy.1113.hdtv-lol.mp4.html Greys.Anatomy.S11E13.HDTV.XviD-AFG http://www.redbunker.net/wapg8wur1xzr/Greys.Anatomy.S11E13.HDTV.XviD-AFG.avi.html Season 11, Episode 14 - "The Distance" In this Amelia-centric episode, Amelia engages in the surgery of a lifetime as a crowd of doctors look on from the gallery. With Stephanie by her side, she begins operating on Dr. Herman, but quickly realizes it's far more difficult than she anticipated. Meanwhile, Bailey becomes skeptical when Arizona takes on one of Herman's cases. 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Active Directory Server 2008 Computer Science Essay
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This assignment is a brief overview of some of the features in Active Directory Server 2008, it includes the main components within a forest and then covers recommendations for Active Directory concentrating on security. This covers group settings, policies and rules to create an effective Active Directory environment.
Active Directory domain services in Server 2008
Active Directory is a centralised system that provides authentication and authorisation for users, computers, resources and the applications they use. It is controlled at the administrator level whether that be as an individual administrator in a small network or a group of administrators in a larger organisation, it can be used in a small network or in theory can be scaled to hold 4,294,967,041 separate objects. Active Directory (AD) provides a single point that administrators can control resources from. Resources being files, applications, users and any associated system resource this shows (AD) to be well managed and eminently scalable.
It is a database or directory service used to manage and store information concerning network resources, used to organise the network and allocate resources throughout the network. The network is divided into areas with specific components starting with a forest and subsequent domain.
Component overview
A container is any device that contains more than one object, a forest is the largest container,
unlike a leaf object which does not contain other objects. The forest is the security boundary of a network environment, so a user can access resources throughout an entire forest with one single logon. You can have more than one forest as in larger organisations but a user would require an additional logon.
The next smallest part of Active Directory is the domain and this is really where Active Directory comes into its own, a server 2008 computer configured with Active Directory domain services role is referred to as a domain controller. The domain controller stores the Active Directory database and therefore controls authentication of users and maintains the database information.
The domain controller also replicates all of the information stored in its database file to other domain controllers synchronising any changes within the network to all the other controllers, the file that contains the information is the ntds.dit file. This file is used by the administrator and can be updated from any controller keeping the database consistent across all domains, any update carried out on any controller in (AD) can be replicated throughout it is referred to as a multimaster system (multiple controllers for one master database).
Any change carried out on one controller say adding a new user account the controller will update the ntds.dit database and will then be replicated to the other domain controllers this can be replicated immediately through forced replication, through the GUI or with the command prompt" gpupdate "command. Replication also occurs at a set time a default time of 180 minutes or can be set by the administrator to as little as 15 minutes. This is between sites known as intersite or much quicker replication intrasite within a site.
The forest is the main part of the active directory hierarchy followed by the domain as the trees, the branches are then described as the Organisational units(OU), these can have other organisational units within them this is known as nesting, and one group can be nested with another, two eggs in one nest. The individual objects within the (OU) container are the objects or to finish off our forest they are the leaves on the (OU) branches.
Organisational units can be set to reflect the structure within your company you could have two separate (OUs) One for marketing and one for Accounts, you can assign different policies for each (OU) putting a structure in place that will reflect each departments needs. This allows you to design your Active Directory network to suit the requirements of both departments and tailor them to their group needs.
Groups and security
Groups are used to make control of Active Directory more manageable, (OUs) already mentioned allocate grouping of resources that have similar needs. Groups are used to make network permissions easy for the administrator to control. The administrator can assign permissions to many users simultaneously, assigning network resources and associated permissions.
The administrator can assign permissions to different groups these are known as security groups, these groups allow multiple users access to resources. Two of the main groups are:
Domain local groups - used to assign permissions to resources in the same domain as the domain local group.
Global groups - used to allow or deny permissions to any resource in any domain.
Recommendations and Security
To prevent attacks to the administrator account it is advisable to change the name of this account as administrator accounts can be targeted in attacks. Also when setting passwords make them difficult and limit the amount of people that know the password.
All the accounts should be set with strong passwords and should be changed on a regular basis to help with security. When creating accounts the administrator can make sure the user has to log on with a strong password and can also determine how often the password has to be changed.
The type of security you use is down to what is required for your network. Active directory supports AES encryption giving the highest level of encryption available., e.g. If you were to use a DES key for security and a key could be cracked in 1 second it would take the equivalent of 149 trillion years to crack a 128 bit key and Active directory can support both 128 and 256 bit.
Users can be placed into groups allowing the administrator to assign permissions to the individual user within a group standardising and giving the user in each group the same privileges and access. This can also be used to limit access to more sensitive information with fewer users having access to this information.
There are two groups used in Active Directory the first is distribution, this is not security related and is used for information distribution, and the earlier mentioned security group giving users access to resources.
Groups also have scopes this controls the objects contained within the group. If you have certain users that need access to a resource for example a book on Active Directory, the users can be grouped together in a security group named Active Directory. The administrator creates the group and then assigns the group access to the resource (book). The scope controls the objects that the group have access to. This can be contained to a local group, within a domain, across different domains, or universally spanning the entire forest. This allows control of users and computers alike and the resources available to them, by limiting access your system remains secure.
Users and groups can be created in Active Directory Users and Computers, this is my preferred way they can also be created using command prompt using the "dsadd" user syntax. If you are more comfortable using the command prompt utility this is available but typing everything can take longer.
Group policies do not apply only to groups they can be linked to sites, organisational units (OU) and domains which in turn apply these settings to the users and computers within them.
Group policy allows you to control and choose the settings and features you wish to use, you can also use security group filtering where you can apply group policy permissions to individuals or groups. Group policy objects (GPOs) contain the group policy settings for users and computers in a site, (OU) or domain, administrators and users can have different GPOs to control their access levels.
They have two settings created by default user and computer configuration (by default all of the objects within a GPO container are affected by the GPOs settings). They are divided into further nodes which can be used for software, windows and administrator templates all of which give control of policies and settings within the network, another good secure feature.
Group policy is controlled in a hierarchy from 1-4:
1. Local policies
2. Site policies
3. Domain policies
4. OU policies
You can use any of the four policies but if you create an OU policy setting that is covered in a site policy the OU policy will override any settings that conflict with the site policy, I just wanted to highlight this so that when planning security in group policy you are aware that if you suddenly cannot work out why a policy is no longer working anything with a higher number in the hierarchy will take precedence.
Similarly computer policy settings override user policy settings.
Most security settings are in the Windows settings folder under the policies node (see screen shot above).
Settings and Policies
Security settings are used to control how users are authenticated, the resources they are allowed access to and their respective group membership policies.
Another area covered by GPOs are account policies, these cover three policies:
1. Password policies you can set maximum password and minimum password ages before they have to be replaced with a new password, whether to use encryption and the complexity of the password. The use of fine grained password policies which allow multiple policies in a single domain.
2. Account lockout policies stating the time to lockout the account, if an administrator needs to be contacted or the amount of attempts a user is allowed to log on.
3. Kerberos policies this is a ticket based policy and if the time on the computers is not synchronised to within 5 minutes it will not let a user log on. The ticket can have time limits placed on it so the user can only have access as determined by the policy.
In addition events can be logged through audit policy allowing the administrator to track, monitor and effectively manage events happening on computers, this will help to identify possible problem areas within the network.
Restriction Policies
Restricting groups and members can also be controlled you will give certain individuals access to administrator tasks to carry out area specific tasks. Another restricted area you can control is the restricted use of software, providing you with greater control over potential harmful software applications. All administrators are aware of the effect from a virus or a worm entering the system and while your network will already have firewalls, anti-virus and a host of other protections for your system being able to restrict software that is allowed to run will help limit possible attacks.
There are three categories for restriction policies and they are as follows:
Unrestricted all applications are allowed to run apart from those specifically excluded.
Disallowed stops all applications from running except those that are specifically allowed.
Basic User prevents any application from running without administrative rights, but allows all applications that a normal user can run.
When a new software restriction policy is created the additional rules subfolder is highlighted (see screen shot below).
Within this folder you can create a profile allowing or denying which applications will be allowed to run.
There are four rules which are used in software restrictions
1. Hash rule is a series of bytes to identify a program or file the use of a hash algorithm making a unique copy compared to a fingerprint of the file. If the hash is changed in anyway the file is not allowed, so if a virus is attached to a file your system is still safe.
2. Certificate rule this allows software through from a trusted source using the signing certificate of an application.
3. Network zone rule this allows Window installer packages to allow installation if they come from a trusted area of the network.
4. Path rules this follows the path back to where the application is and only allows files from the identified path, it can be a problem if the file is moved and the path changes. This can be overcome by the use of a registry key; the registry key updates the path automatically preventing any problem.
When a conflict occurs between the rule types the lower the number (using 1-4) gains precedence over the higher number, and if two rules are the same the one that has more restrictions will be applied, e.g. disallowed would be used over unrestricted.
Certain groups, users and computers can be excluded by using security group filtering, this can be used to prevent users access to control panel applications or the command prompt utility.
After setting up any group policies you can use the Resultant set of Policy wizard this allows administrators to view the effects the policy changes will have before they are implemented on users and computers, this is the planning mode. A further use is the logging mode which provides a report on the existing policies in the network. Having set up all the relevant GPOs it is good practice to use the RSOP to check the effects on the network
To create a secure environment for users to communicate Active directory certificate services. Certificate services use a public key infrastructure (PKI). The purpose of the (PKI) is to ensure you are dealing with who you think you are dealing with and not someone impersonating an actual site such as phishing scams so you give out your details to the correct and secure site.
A (PKI) uses a public key for each user and computer, they in turn have a private key that contains information only known to them, this provides the secure link between the two parties.
Additional information
I found the following chart helpful for explaining the new features of (AD) this shows the new features with two side bars giving additional information.
I found this to be a good resource to give an initial overview of the features, it would take a complete research paper to cover everything in active directory this breaks it into six sections, with explanations and features listed down either side, describing acronyms and a legend on the other.
The six sections cover group policy, active directory management, Read only domain controllers, lightweight directory services, federation services and rights management services.
These cover areas in security such as who can open, modify or forward in word or spreadsheets (Rights management services). You can zoom in for a clearer view.
A complete explanation of groups and scopes are available from the Microsoft website and fully detailed in the server 2008 Active Directory Configuration book Lesson 5.
Active Directory has many built-in security groups which are created by default when installed, in excess of 35 and if you wish to view these they are listed between pages 106-111 in server 2008 Active Directory Configuration.
Server 2008 Conclusions
While reading through the many articles on Active directory one of the points I picked up was that any network design for active directory would depend on the needs of the network you are using and protecting. There is no one way to design and implement a network, each network will have to be designed based on the individual requirements of the network. Networks take weeks of planning depending on the size and requirements, without proper planning it could either fail or prove complicated to implement and manage, so time spent planning in the beginning is time well spent.
The one thing with Active Directory which is its overall strength but in contrast is also the most vulnerable aspect is that an administrator or group, depending on the size of the network is solely responsible for security, smooth running and implementations across the network. If the administrator makes an error or is not trustworthy Active Directory is rendered useless or unworkable yet there is no mention of this as an area of weakness or exploitation, there are many references to access from outside as a potential problem area when inside is where the maximum damage would come from. An entire system by one accident could be replicated across a whole network and although (S 2008 AD) is seen as an effective and secure system similar to other systems it has no overall safeguards against this. It can be argued that accidental deletion has been overcome but only with the protect objects from accidental deletion check box (see screen shot below). This still relies on the right box having a tick in it or not being accidentally having the tick removed.
I can see the merits of automatic replication available in Active Directory but also recognise the possible pitfalls, if an error is made it can be replicated throughout, when deploying changes it is an issue to be aware of.
The consideration for your network with groups and security is to have a system where the users and resources are effectively deployed to make your network operate efficiently whilst controlling access, this will help to prevent excess traffic within the system and give everyone the resources available to perform their roles effectively without compromising the network. When planning this part of the network as with any other keep in mind how flexible your system is if you need to change permissions or add and delete new groups or users. A good system should be able to adapt easily to change.
Policies can be used to restrict and allow access to users and groups alike covering software, encryption, file use and access .not to mention wireless authentication and which other resources to disable or start up automatically when your computer starts. I am not saying you can control everything but with this level of control available, the administrator can control and secure the network as they wish a real plus for a secure network.


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Braden and Braden Q in HED Braden is documented in HED Braden Links located in Care Organizer and HED will open HEO session allowing access to Braden Advisor from within HED (Just type "Braden" to bring up advisory.) Daily Braden Score from Braden Advisor will be shared with HED Pressure Ulcer and Stage of Ulcer in Braden Advisor will be shared with HED Starting or ending a Pressure Ulcer in Braden will start or end in HED (*only those Pressure Ulcers originally started from Braden will have this linkage so a PU started in HED cannot be ended from Braden) Document Skin Assessment Complete Braden Assessment in Braden Advisor Document Pressure Ulcer Assessment if applicable Braden score order will automatically populate to HED Pressure Ulcer Prevention Orders automatically generate to HEO/WIZ from Braden The documentation of the Braden Score and initiation of Pressure Ulcer(s) within the Braden Advisor will now be shared with HED. Double documentation will be eliminated.
Documentation Flow 1.Pressure Ulcer policies for Adults (CL 30-09.01) and Peds (CL 30-19.03) are not changed. 2.Braden Advisor is not changing but you will access from within HED/Care Organizer. 3. Complete Braden first, then complete any Pressure Ulcer-related documentation in HED. –If you start a new Pressure Ulcer in Braden, it will start the new Pressure Ulcer in HED. –If you end the Pressure Ulcer in Braden, it will end the Pressure Ulcer in HED. (NOTE: Pressure Ulcer Documentation started in HED will NOT go to the Braden Advisor. It's a one way street, Braden to HED.) 4.Document Pressure Ulcer assessment in HED each shift. 5.Pressure reduction devices and beds ordered through PMM.
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Agenda: What is Westernization, and how did it affect/influence Russia and its people? Do Now: As per homework# 33, students are asked to define the word, westernization in his/her own words. Afterwards, how does one/region/country become westernization? Analyze thoroughly. Show a map of Russia: (geographical analysis) Asian or European? Explain. Please hand in HW# 33.
The Globe
The Mongols Invade Russia
West = Modernization/advancements/futuristic, technological innovations, fine arts, theater, Versailles/grand palaces, great clothing, lots of bullion ($$), open markets, trade, etc. Total opposite of Russia prior to Peter I Would gradually revolutionize Russia – Progressively move forward.
For Peter, Westernization = Modernization = industrialization, new tech, great economy, government/political system, educational, etc = TRUE POWER for now and the future as a whole. Wanted to rid Russia of its slow/backward, traditional ways (culture, economy, infrastructure, government, dress/attire for more modern and advanced western ways).
Russia Under Peter I
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Today's Focus: The entrance of Russia into Western European politics. The impact (cause & effect) of Peter the Great and westernization on Russia. Was Peter I truly an absolute monarch? PROVE IT!!!! Students can work with their neighbors) or alone. I will be "floating" [walking] assisting and making sure ALL are on task… no excuses.
Russia: Location and Size Russia is the world's largest country – 17,075,000 sq. km (6,592,819 sq. mi.). It is almost twice as large as Canada, the second largest country. Russia has a tremendous east-west extent – from the westernmost point near Kaliningrad (formerly Königsberg, 20º31'E) in the Baltic Sea; to the easternmost point at Cape Dezhnev (170º W) on the Bering Straits. These points are separated by approximately 170º of longitude, nearly halfway around the world, and crossing 11 time zones.
Russia: 11 Time Zones! At the same moment it is: –6:00 AM in Kaliningrad –9:00 AM in the Ural Mountains –1:30 PM in Vladivostok –A little after 5:00 PM at Cape Dezhnev The time difference between Kaliningrad and Cape Dezhnev is more than twice the difference between New York and London (five hours) and nearly four times the difference between New York and San Francisco (three hours).
Russia: Location and Size The maximum latitudinal extent of Russia, exclusive of islands in the Arctic Ocean, is about 35º. The northernmost point is Cape Chelyuskin (77º 44'N); the southernmost is Derbent, on the Caspian sea (42º N), about the same latitude as Cleveland. Russia is the northernmost large and populous country in the world. More than 75% of Russia lies polewards of the 49 th parallel (north of the U.S.-Canadian boundary). Moscow is farther north than Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. Moscow to Vladivostok is 9,332 km (5000 mi.) and it would take seven days and nights on the Trans- Siberian Railway to make the trip.
Russia: Land Frontiers Russia shares boundaries with twelve countries: –Ukraine, Belarus, Latvia, Estonia, Finland, Norway, Mongolia, North Korea, China, Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan and Georgia. A boundary that measures 12,880 km (8000 mi.) stretches between the Black Sea and the Pacific ocean. In the Far East, Sakhalin Island is separated from the northernmost main island of Japan by a 40 km. (25 mi.) strait; even narrower straits separate Japan from the Russian held Kuril Islands
Russia: Physical Geography The Russian Plain The Ural Mountains West Siberian Plain Central Siberian Plain The Yakutsk Basin Eastern Highlands Central Asiatic Ranges The Caucasus Mountains The Caspian Sea – 370,842 sq. km (143,244 sq. mi) The Aral Sea – 64,472 sq. km. (24,904 sq. mi.) –Lake Erie – 25,655 sq. km. (9,910 sq. mi.)
Russia: Climate 1.Tundra (ET) 2.Subarctic (Dwc and Dwd) 3.Humid Continental (Dfa and Dfb) 4.Steppe (BSk) 5.Desert (BWk) 6.Mediterranean or dry summer subtropical (Csa)
Russia: Vegetation and Soils Tundra – extensive, treeless plains; inceptisols. Taiga -- coniferous forest; spodosols, alfisols. Mixed Forest – coniferous and deciduous trees Broadleaf Forest – Southern Far East Russia, mostly deciduous trees. Steppe – Short grass prairie; mollisols, (chernozem –black earth) Desert – Clump grasses and xerophytic plants; aridisols
Russia: Resources Russia has a rich resource base. One of the most important mineral producing countries with widely scattered deposits. Russia leads the world in the production of natural gas and lead. Russia also leads the world in iron ore reserves and natural gas reserves. Russia is second in the production of platinum, tungsten, aluminum and vanadium.
Russia: Resource Regions The Ural Mountains: –Iron, ferro alloys, copper, aluminum, potash, asbestos, magnesium, low-grade coal The Volga-Urals and West Siberian Plain: –Petroleum and natural gas The Caucasus-Caspian Region: –Petroleum, natural gas,nonferrous metals Middle Asia: –Coal, copper,iron, natural gas, oil, sulfur, lead, zinc, aluminum, uranium, ferro alloys, phosphate, asbestos, mercury, sodium sulfate. More than 90% of Russia's coal reserves are found in Asiatic CIS.
Russia: Resource Regions The Kuznetsk Basin (Kuzbas): –Russia's largest coal producing region, with iron in areas adjacent to the Basin. The Kolskiy Peninsula: –Phosphate, nickel, other ferro alloys, aluminum, copper, iron, additional iron in nearby Karelia. The Kursk Magnetic Anomaly: Iron. Scattered areas in the European Arctic and Siberia: –Coal in the Pechora basin and elsewhere;copper, nickel and aluminum at Norilsk; gold, diamonds, tin, natural gas,other minerals in Central and Eastern Siberia; Kolyma gold field near the Sea of Okhotsk; diamond mines in Yakutiya.
Russia: History Highlights 1462: Establishment of the Grand Duchy of Muscovy. Period of eastward expansion by the Cossacks. 1682-1725: Czar Peter the Great 1760-1796: Czarina Catherine the Great Period of colonialism, imperialism. Major expansions in quest of warm water ports. 1917: Russian Revolution, establishment of Communist government, formation of the USSR. 1979: USSR invasion of Afghanistan, again in quest of a warm water port. 1991: Collapse of the USSR, political reorganization, formation of the Commonwealth of Independent States.
Russians in North America Russians were the first white settlers in what is now Alaska, having come across Siberia and the Bering Strait. The first Russian settlement in Alaska was established in 1784 on Kodiak island. They worked their way southward along the Pacific coast of North America, establishing villages and forts to protect their holdings. They reached the area just north of San Francisco Bay, where they built Fort Ross in 1812. U.S. Secretary of State William Seward offered to buy Alaska from the government of Russia for $7.2 million – a decision derided as "Seward's Folly" and "Seward's Icebox." Seward has been vindicated as Alaska's wealth in gold and petroleum have been discovered, as well as it's strategic location for U.S. defense.
Russia: Population Russian population is declining; from 147,300,000 in 1997, down to 145,500,000 in 2002. Russia rank 8 th in population among the countries of the world. Russia has 2.30% of the world's population. A little more than a century ago, Russia had twice as many inhabitants as the U.S.; now Russia has about one-half the U.S. population.
Russia: Population Decline 1.Almost five million Russians were killed during the collectivization period of the early 1930s because of famines and state directed killings. 2.World War I, its aftermath of civil war and the attendant famines killed 17 million Russians and about eight million deficit births (i.e., births that would have taken place, but did not due to the dramatic reduction in population). 3.World War II cost Russia approximately 27 million deaths and 13 million deficit births. 4.Thus, in the 20 th century, Russia lost more than 70 million people. 5.The effect of deficit births is reflected in a shortage of young people in the labor force; war deaths are reflected in a higher proportion of aging women than men.
Russia: Population Distribution Russia's population is unevenly distributed. Most of Russia's population is located in "European Russia," or the western one-fifth of the country. Overall arithmetic density is very low, 8.5 persons per square kilometer (22 persons/sq. mi.). The areas of highest population density are the lowland of the Trans-Caucasus, the Moscow area, and the middle Volga lands. Most of the taiga, tundra, and desert areas have densities of one person per sq.km. (two persons or less per sq. mi.) Following the collapse of the communist regime of the former Soviet Union, 25,299,000 ethnic Russians found themselves in the minority in the the former Soviet Socialist Republics.
Russians in Near Abroad RepublicRussiansPercent Ukraine11,365,00022.1 Kazakhstan6,228,00037.8 Uzbekistan1,653,000 8.3 Belarus1,342,00013.2 Kyrgyzstan 917,00021.5 Latvia 906,00034.0 Moldova 562,00013.0 Estonia 475,00030.3 Azerbaijan 392,000 5.6 Tajikistan 388,000 7.6 Lithuania 344,000 9.4 Georgia 341,000 6.3 Turkmenistan 334,000 9.5 Armenia 52,000 1.6 Total 25,299,000
Russia: Urban Geography About 73% of Russians now live in urban centers. The phenomenon of urbanization is a development of the twentieth century. –1920s: less than one-fifth of the population was urbanized –1940s: one-third of the population was classified as urban. –1960: just under one-half of the population (then 210,000,000) lived in cities and towns. The former Soviet Union pursued a policy of encouraging people to move eastward. About 25,000,000 people migrated internally from west to east, causing rapid growth in some difficult environments, like Sakha (Yakutiya).
Russia: Changing Urban Geography OLD NAME, USSR –Gorkiy –Leningrad –Sverdlovsk –Stalingrad –Kuybyshev NEW NAME, CIS –Nizhniy Novgorod –St. Petersburg –Yekaterinburg –Volgograd –Samara
Russia: Cultural Geography Russia has an extremely diverse population, varying widely in language, history, religion, physical characteristics, and geographic distribution. Census authorities recognize about 100 distinct ethnic groups. Russians form the dominant ethnic group, with about 83% of the population. During the Soviet years some ethnic rights were allowed: the use of ethnic languages for schools, courts, businesses, newspapers and books; maintenance of ethnic customs, with severe limitations on religious practices.
Russia: Cultural Geography Indo-European languages of Russia: –The Eastern Slavs – Russians, Ukrainians, and Byelorussians. Found in Central and Northern European Russia; also Siberia and Kazakhstan; 72% of the populace. –Latvians and Lithuanians –Armenians and Tajiks Altaic languages: Islamic peoples in Turkestan Uralic Family: Estonians, Finns, Karelians Other: Jews, Caucasian peoples, Mongols, Koreans, Eskimos.
Russia: Economic Geography--Agriculture Currently about 14.4% of Russia's labor force works in agriculture. This is high compared to other industrialized countries (U.S.-- 2%). Main products: potatoes, wheat, sugar beets, barley, sunflower seeds, corn, peas, buckwheat, millet and rice. Under communism, Soviet agricultural production was unsuccessful, relative to industrial production.
Soviet Agriculture Organized along collective lines Kolkhoz (a collective farm, average size about 900 acres) – the principal element was a peasant family which worked full-time on large tracts of state owned land surrounding the farm. They retained small tracts (mean size was 1.2 acres) of land for personal cultivation of any product desired. Sovkhoz (a state farm, average size about 49,420 acres) – single purpose units managed by workers but controlled by the state, "factories in the fields." The USSR had 73% more cropland sown to crops than the U.S., but produced only 80% of the U.S. yield. American farmers during the Soviet era were 10 times more productive than Soviet farmers. Reasons for poor results of Soviet agriculture: –Extreme environmental conditions. –Organization which emphasized industry over agriculture. –Mismanagement.
Russia's Agricultural Regions 1.Large scale diversified: extending from the Black Sea to the valley of the Irtysh River in the east. Crops: wheat, sugar beets, potatoes, fruits and vegetables, including grapes. Large herd of cattle, sheep and pigs. 2.Mixed: Three regions, the large triangular area around Moscow, the mountains and foothills of the Caucasus and small but significant zones of the Far East on the Chinese border and Pacific Ocean. Crops: rye, barley, potatoes, fodder crops and dairy cattle (similar to Great Lakes region). 3.Irrigated: North and east of Caspian Sea to boundary with China. Crops: cotton, tobacco,fruits and vegetables, some grains including irrigated rice. Sheep and hardy cattle – scattered pastures. 4.Localized farming: Area of short growing seasons from St. Petersburg to Vladivostok. Farming concentrated near isolated settlements which are local markets for potatoes, rye, barley,oats, hardy vegetables,milk, butter, eggs and cheese. 5.Arctic-Tundra subsistence: A few root crops manage to mature in the brief, but intense summer. Mainly hunting country. Reindeer help sustain human communities.
Russia's Industrial Regions 1.Central Industrial (Moscow) Region River transport outward from Moscow on the Volga, Oka, Dvina and Dneiper. Roads and railroads also radiate outward from Moscow. Nizhniy Novgorod – the "Soviet Detroit" because of automobile manufacture; Yaroslavl, the tire center; Ivanovo – the "Soviet Manchester," due to textile industry; and Tula, mining and metallurgy. St. Petersburg – high quality machine building, nearby bauxite deposits. Major shipbuilding plants to supply nearby port and naval station, Kronshtadt. 2.Povolzhye (Volga Region) Area extends along the Middle and Lower Volga River. Important transport and major oil producing region. The Moscow Canal extends the northern navigability of the system into the heart of the Central Industrial Region. The Mariinsk Canals provide access to the Baltic Sea. The region has 29,000,000 people. Major cities are Samara, Volgograd, Kazan, and Saratov. 3.Urals The Ural Mountains are the eastern boundary of Europe. They are not an obstacle to east-west travel – roads, railways and pipelines cross the mountains in many places. The Urals are rich in metallic minerals, but poor in coal. Oil deposits between the Urals and Volga help relieve this deficiency. The preceding three industrial regions are growing towards each other and consolidating Russia's industrial core.
Russia's Industrial Regions 4. The Kuznetsk Basin (Kuzbas) 2000 km (1200 miles) east of the Urals. Kuznetsk has large deposits of coal and iron. Leading center is Novosibirsk (Siberia's Chicago) at the intersection of the Trans-Siberian Railway and the Ob River. Resources and products include heavy engineering products (railway rolling stock); aluminum from Urals bauxite; hydroelectric power; timber; brown coal; oil is piped from the Volga-Urals fields to be refined at Irkutsk. 5. Baykaliya Region (Lake Baykal Area ) (Mining, lumbering and some farms are themajor activities. Major centers are Bratsk and Irkutsk 6. Far East Region Russia has 8000km (5000 mi.) of Pacific coastline, more than the U.S. including Alaska. The port city of Vladivostok (700,000) is the eastern terminus of the Trans Siberian Railway, lies at a latitude midway between Seattle and San Francisco, but must be kept open through the winter by ice breakers – unheard of in Seattle or San Francisco. The region has huge expanses of forests; lumbering and fishing are major activities. Coking quality coal deposits are in the Bureya River Valley Komsomolsk has steel works.
Russia: Political Geography In 1991, the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR) was succeeded by the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS), which included all the former Soviet republics except Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, and Georgia; these proclaimed their independence. Following the devolution of the Soviet Union, the map of the Russian Federation comprises 22 federal republics and two federal cities, Moscow and St Petersburg
Russia: Political Geography Based on relative location, Russia's internal republics are classified into five groups: The Republics of the Heartland: Mordoviya,Chuvashiya, Mariy-el, Tatarstan, Udmirtiya, Bashkortostan, and the Urals Republic The Republics of the Caucasian Periphery: Dagestan, Chechnya, Ingushetiya, North Ossetia, Kabardino- Balkariya, Karachayevo-Cherkisiya, Adygeya, and Kalmykiya The Republics of the Southeast: Altaya, Khakasiya,Buryatiya, Tyva, Promorskiy Kray (Maritime Republic) The Republics of the North: Kareliya, Komi, Sakha (Yakutiya) Yevreskaya (Jewish) Autonomous Region
Russia: Political Geography Following the election of Vladimir Putin as President in March 2000, one of his first moves was to turn Russia into "a single economic and legal space." In May, he issued a presidential decree which divided Russia's 89 republics and regions into seven new "federal districts." Central (Moscow), Far Eastern (Khabarovsk), North Caucasus (Rostov-na-Donu), Northwest (St. Petersburg), Siberia (Novosibirsk), Urals (Yekaterinburg), and Volga (Nizhny Novgorod). Each of these was to be headed by a plenipotentiary representative appointed by the President.
Russia: Political Geography The goal was to weaken the regional governors who accumulated significant powers under the Yeltsin presidency. Security and law enforcement were central to the duties of the presidential appointees; five of the seven came from the army or security services. Putin relieved the governors of the right to sit in the Federation Council, the upper house of the Russian parliament. He also stripped them of their immunity from federal prosecution. Putin passed legislation that gave the president power to dismiss governors and regional legislators if they violated federal law.
Russian Heartlands Theory Halford Mackinder (1861-1947) foresaw the rise of Russian power. He noted that large areas subject to penetration along river routes were vulnerable to a strong maritime power. A large area of Eurasia, not penetrated by navigable rivers, would be safe as a fortress and thus, able to develop strength in its secure isolation. This area, Pivot Area (1904), was located in western Russia, stretching from the Moscow Basin, Across the Volga Valley and the Urals into central Siberia. The picot area would be of crucial significance in the political geography of the 20 th century; moreover he asserted that any power based in the pivot area could gain strength sufficient to eventually rule the world: (continued next slide)
Russian Heartlands Theory In 1919 Mackinder proposed the Heartland Theory: –Who rules East Europe commands the heartland –Who rules the Heartland commands the World Island –Who rules the World Island commands the World Nicholas Spykman (1894-1943) emphasized the role of the rimland in controlling the heartland. David Hoosen (1962) identified a new Central Siberian heartland that is an eastward extension of the original Russian core.
Kaliningrad: Russia on the Baltic The Russian exclave of Kaliningrad lies wedged between Lithuania and Poland, facing the Baltic Sea, through its giant naval port. The Russians acquired this bit of Germany at the end of WWII (1945) and expelled virtually all ethnic Germans. This gave the Russians a strategically important warm water port. Russians replaced the departed Germans, and today Kaliningrad's population is almost one million, 90% of whom are Russians.
Chechnya Chechnya is a predominantly Muslim republic that resisted Russian colonization in the nineteenth century. During the rule of Stalin, Chechens were exiled to Siberia because they collaborated with the Nazis. They were allowed to return by Khrushchev in the 1950s. Following the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991, the Chechen fought the Russians to a stalemate. For economic and political reasons, Moscow has never granted Chechnya independence (approximately ¼ of the Chechen population is Russian). Since 1994, there has been a state of warfare between Chechen rebels and Russian troops. Muslim fundamentalism among the Chechens has led to terrorist as well as guerrilla warfare tactics. The capital city of Groznyy was destroyed. On Oct. 23, 2002, Chechen rebels seized a crowded Moscow theater and detained 763 people, including 3 Americans. Armed and wired with explosives, the terrorists demanded that Russian government end the war in Chechnya. Government forces stormed the theater the next day, after releasing a gas into the theater, which killed not only all the terrorists, but more than 100 of the hostages.
Transcaucasian Transition Zone Armenia: –Is a landlocked country that occupies some of the earthquake prone regions of Transcaucasia. –It is the smallest of the three countries of the TTZ. –The Armenian enclave of Nagorno-Karabakh is located within Azerbaijan. –Following the genocide of Armenian populations in WW I, by the Turks, Armenia enjoyed a two year period of independence. The soviets took it over in 1920 and in 1936 they proclaimed it one of the 15 Soviet Socialist Republics. –Following the collapse of the Soviet Union, Armenia went to war with Azerbaijan over Nagorno-Karabakh. As a result, Azerbaijan cut the pipeline from the Caspian Sea and pipelines from Georgia stopped because of civil war there. The Armenian economy collapsed. –Armenia is rich in mineral and produces a variety of fruits and vegetables. It has a plentiful supply of hydroelectric power. –Yerevan, the capital city, is within sight of the Turkish border.
Transcaucasian Transition Zone Azerbaijan –Azerbaijan is the largest in area and population of the three TTZ countries. –Predominantly Shi'ite Muslim (like Iran), it borders on the Caspian Sea and encircles the Armenian/Christian area Nagorno-Karabakh. –Azerbaijan is rich in oil from the oilfields in the region of the county's capital, Baki (Baku). –Currently, the oil from these fields is exported by pipeline that runs through Dagestan and Chechnya to the Russian city of Novorossiysk.
Transcaucasian Transition Zone Georgia (Sakartvelo to Georgians) –Is a former republic of the USSR that did not join the Commonwealth of Independent States. –Physiographically, Georgia, which is a little larger than ½ of Ohio, is framed by mountainous terrain and fertile valleys. –The capital city is Tbilisi. –The country has 4,700,000 people, 70% of whom are Georgian. Minorities include Armenians (9%); Russian (7%); Azeris (5%) and smaller proportions of Ossetians,and Abkhazians. (continued next slide)
Transcaucasian Transition Zone Georgia –Following the breakup of the Soviet Union, Georgia has been subject to internal violence and civil war. The Abkhazan region has fallen into the hands of rebels. –The Georgian regime under Eduard Scheverdnadze (Soviet minister of foreign affairs under Gorbachev) applied for membership in the CIS in hope of salvaging the territorial integrity of the country. –Historically, Christian Georgia has aligned itself with Russia because of its location in the path of Islamic expansion. –Georgia has a Black Sea coast and favorable climate for growing tea, grapes, and citrus fruit. –Georgia produces 5% of the world's manganese at Chiatura.
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Smoked tofu offers a nice contrast to the sweet crispness of caramelized carrots.
I served this warm white bean salad at a dinner party and more than half the guests wanted the recipe. It is absolutely delicious and very easy to make.
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Cafés, Coffee, Tea
Cafés & bistros…the words by themselves conjure up images and memories for those who have an affinity for good food, enjoying stimulating conversations, and appreciating congenial atmospheres.
In Lancaster County, the very best local cafés & bistros offer an opportunity for you to have your expectations exceeded yet again…this time, right in your backyard if you're a local or while enjoying your getaway to PA Dutch country.
Spill Café
43 E. Main St.
Lititz, PA 17543
(717) 568-2288
Featuring a simple but absolutely delicious variety of breakfast foods and a lunch menu of soups, sandwiches, and salads….Spill Café is a favorite Lancaster County gathering place. You are invited to join with those who stop by regularly to enjoy some of the area's best tasting coffee and handcrafted specialty drinks. They always feature a Drink of the Day, expertly handcrafted by Spill's baristas. From baked oatmeal and made-to-order egg, meat, & cheese sandwiches for breakfast to a menu board full of gourmet sandwiches and mixed green salads for lunch…everything prepared by Spill is always fresh and delicious.
Courtyard Café on Main
349 Main Street
Denver, PA 17517
(717) 336-0556
Good food, good drinks, and good conversation! This defines the Courtyard Café on Main experience. Owner Courtney Rittenour's dream of opening a cafe goes hand in hand with her passion for cooking and baking, as well as her love of people! Courtyard Café offers yummy homemade deserts, delicious drinks, and wonderful sandwiches and breakfast wraps made with fresh local ingredients. Enjoy a warm and delicious latte in the tasteful inside of the cafe, or catch a fresh breeze with a cool drink at the outdoor patio. Wherever you decide to sit, your experience at Courtyard Café on Main will bring you back, again and again!
The Dragonfly Café
245 Bloomfield Drive
Lititz, PA 17543
(717) 581-8899
If you appreciate foods that are both healthy and delicious, featuring organic, natural, and gluten-free ingredients, then you will enjoy the eclectic menu of artisan styled foods and handcrafted drinks at The Dragonfly Café that are expertly prepared by a classically trained chef and passionate baristas. Coffee drinkers and tea connoisseurs are thrilled with the wide selection of specialty coffee and espresso drinks, as well as over 50 varieties of highest quality teas. To the happy relief of many, The Dragonfly Café is a nut-free facility.
New Holland Coffee Company
840 West Main Street
New Holland, PA 17557
(717) 355-0565
If you are passionate about having a great cup of coffee and enjoy good conversation, you will thoroughly appreciate every visit you make to New Holland Coffee Company. Starting with the finest of coffee beans that are harvested from around the world, every cup is brewed from beans that have been fresh roasted in small quantities…ensuring the "perfect brew" for the coffee enthusiast. Hungry? You will be thrilled with the savory menu selections, featuring delicious soups and gourmet sandwiches.
Whiff Roasters Coffee
219 East Main St
Side Rear Entrance
Lititz, PA 17543
(717) 627-5282
A great tasting cup of coffee begins with quality beans that are expertly roasted and for those who have discovered Whiff Roasters Coffee, their favorite coffee drinking experience begins in the heart of historic Lititz, where this hidden gem is located. From filter packs to bulk beans, the coffee roasted by Whiff Roasters is available in multiple options of blends, flavors, and regional varieties. Whiff Roasters has combined the delectable taste of Wilbur Chocolate with their freshly roasted coffee beans, creating their famous Mocha Java™ Crunch bars that feature a single roasted coffee bean in each square.
Zig's Bakery & Cafe, LLC
800 E Newport Road
Lititz, PA 17543
(717) 626-7981
Zig's Bakery & Café is the kind of gathering place that locals love to call their own…and that is exactly what this hidden gem has been known as, since 2001. With the culinary convergence of a bakery, cafe, and deli at one welcoming location, Zig's features an amazing variety of traditional, contemporary, comforting, and healthy foods. From their famous handcrafted baked goods to their delicious homemade soups, from artisan-styled sandwiches to their ingredient rich salads…everything served at Zig's is made-from-scratch.
Menno Tea Mint Farm & Café
2727 Old Philadelphia Pike
Bird in Hand, PA 17505
(717) 347-5191
With roots that run deep with Lancaster County's rich heritage, Menno Tea Mint Farm & Café features a cold brewed mint tea that is inspired by a family recipe for meadow tea. The Café offers a selection of savory grab-n-go sandwiches, mint-infused drinks, and baked goods, including whoopie pies, bagels, and gourmet muffins. For those who prefer coffee, they feature the premium tastes of One Village Coffee that can be enjoyed in a variety of ways including latte, espresso, and cafe au lait. When you visit, make sure to take in a self-guided tour of the aromatic fields of mint that grown on a 2-acre plot of farmland behind the Café.
Lickity Split
209 East Main Street
New Holland, PA 17557
Lickity Split Ice Cream & Sandwich Shop (located in the Old Kauffman's Hardware building) has great tasting food that is served in a fun atmosphere with relaxing ambiance. We offer delicious soups made on the premises, a variety of sandwiches (we even roast our own turkey!), and a plethora of decadent desserts! Call for take out! Come and visit us soon!
Splits & Giggles Café
500 West Lemon Street
Corner of W Lemon & N Mary
Lancaster, PA 17603
(717) 399-3332
Splits & Giggles Café & Ice Cream Parlor is a welcoming destination for neighboring locals and visitors to historic Lancaster City. Join with those who appreciate their eclectic menu of savory eats and delicious sweets, served in the fusion and captivating ambiance of a quintessential corner café and old-fashioned ice cream parlor. For the ice cream lover, Splits & Giggles offers a symphony of flavors by Hershey's®. For the coffee aficionado, your standards will be met and your expectations exceeded with the quality selections made from coffee that is roasted and fresh ground by Lancaster County Coffee Roasters.
The Daily Grind Café
221 West 4th Street
Quarryville, PA 17566
(717) 786-0615
A savory infusion of extraordinary tastes and a welcoming café ambiance invites you join with those who are discovering the captivating appeal of The Daily Grind in Quarryville. If you enjoy handcrafted foods, if you appreciate premium coffee, and if you value community…you will love everything about The Daily Grind. From artisan styled sandwiches to savory homemade soups, from fresh roasted coffee to made-from-scratch baked goods, everything is imaginatively prepared with careful attention to detail.
Elm Tree Café at Bomberger's
555 Furnace Hills Pike
Lititz, PA 17543
(717) 627-6376
Serving a variety of quick lunches, great tasting Green Mountain coffee, and scrumptious homemade desserts, Elm Tree Café is located near the entrance of Bomberger's Store. Whether you come to shop at Bomberger's and then stop by the Elm Tree for a bite to eat or whether you just come to the Café for a cup of coffee, you will appreciate the peaceful atmosphere and relaxing ambiance.
Prince Street Café
15 North Prince Street
Lancaster, PA 17603
(717) 397-1505
Nestled in the heart of the historic city of Lancaster, Prince Street Café offers a discerning selection of coffees, roasted to perfection, along with a variety of high quality teas & specialty drinks, as well as an artisan-styled food menu…all of which captures the loyalty of appreciative customers who return, again and again, for their go-to favorites. Established in 2006, the captivating ambiance and relaxing atmosphere of Prince Street has an eclectic appeal that makes it the ideal choice for every café occasion.
Tomato Pie Cafe
23 North Broad Street
Lititz, PA, 17543
(717) 627-1762
Located across from the historic Lititz Springs Park and Wilbur Chocolate Factory, Tomato Pie Cafe captures the essence of Lititz with a little food, a little coffee, and a lot of charm! Whether you are looking for a rich cup of hot coffee (Square One Blend), craving a specialty slice of Tomato Pie, or springing for the daily quiche…the Cafe always has something to offer you. Showcasing a swing & big band era ambiance, Tomato Pie preserves the old while introducing the new in a seamless blend of quaint and contemporary. Their simple but artful menu and full espresso bar keep their loyal customers coming back for breakfast, lunch, or evening of lite fare dinner.
Coffee Station at Landis Valley
2351 Oregon Pike, Suite 102
Lancaster, PA 17601
(717) 553-5500
With an invitation extended to those on a quest to drink the best cup of coffee possible, Coffee Station at Landis Valley captures the loyalty of new customers every day. In addition to coffee, tea, hot chocolate, and smoothies…they serve a handcrafted menu of light entrees, pastries, and artisan style toast. Join with those who have made this hidden gem their favorite gathering place for great coffee with good friends in a relaxed atmosphere with warm ambiance.
Javateas Gourmet Coffee Café
1 Dutchland Avenue
Ephrata, PA 17522
(717) 733-8783
Known and appreciated for their welcoming ambiance that beckons the happy return of its many loyal customers, Javateas Gourmet Coffee Café is one of Lancaster County's favorite gathering places. From an extensive line of made-to-order coffee drinks and a captivating variety of teas to a sophisticated menu of gourmet sandwiches, salads, and desserts…Javateas servesfresh and specializes in delicious. Every guest of Javateas is served by a passionate team of friendly baristas, ensuring that every visit is an experience that is relaxing and refreshing.
Ciro's Italian Bistro
605 Richmond Square, Suite PV103
Lancaster, PA 17601
(717) 560-5660
An authentic convergence awaits you at Ciro's Italian Bistro, where they combine old world recipes with contemporary style for the ultimate bistro experience. At Ciro's, you will "experience food"…savory Italian dishes, brick oven pizzas, fantastic drink selections, and absolutely amazing gelato, along with homemade pastries & desserts. Family owned and operated, the relaxing atmosphere and stylish ambiance at Ciro's is paired with attentive service that captures the loyalty of people who appreciate delicious cuisine in a friendly gathering place.
SquireSide Café
504 East Main Street
New Holland, PA 17557
(717) 354-5980
With a menu for every meal and selections for every palate, any time is a great time to stop by SquireSide Café for savory eats. A favorite among locals and a delightful find for visitors to PA Dutch Country, SquireSide is a gathering place with a relaxed and friendly atmosphere. Whether you choose an omelet with home fries for breakfast or select a gourmet sandwich and homemade soup for lunch or dinner , you can be assured that your food will be fresh and delicious. Discover why SquireSide is known as the "sweetest place in New Holland!" Select from a full assortment of hand-dipped ice cream and choose a hand-crafted dessert creation that will satisfy the cravings of any sweet tooth's appetite.


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