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KINGSTON, N.Y. — As the calendar turned to December and local temperatures dropped below freezing, the three largest ski centers in the area officially opened for business.
After a flurry of snowmaking nights, Greene County's Windham Mountain and Hunter Mountain, and Belleayre Mountain in Ulster County, all threw open their doors and welcomed snowsports enthusiasts this weekend.
In fact, Windham actually got a jump on the other two mountains, sending its lifts in motion on Thursday. Hunter and Belleayre got underway on Saturday.
The lack of natural snow last winter created some difficulties for ski areas and operators are hoping for more from Mother Nature this year.
"Last season's challenging winter allowed us to recognize our strengths in snowmaking and grooming," Windham's media and community relations director Beth Barry said.
"We've continued to refine the snowmaking process for the coming winter, making changes that will make more snow in a shorter period of time with less waste. We've moved 25 snow guns and installed 18 new valves to maximize efficiency.
"The resort is able to cover the equivalent of 37 football fields in two days."
Trista Chiarulli, marketing and communications manager at Hunter, said the mountain was ready and able to handle all who showed up over the weekend.
"All signs are pointing to a completely different winter than last season," Chiarulli said. "It would have been nice to have natural snow, but we only need weather cold enough to get our slopes covered in white. We are optimistic for a better season in terms of natural snow. Continued...
"We have 100 percent top-to-bottom snowmaking and we can resurface up to 50 percent of our mountain in one single night."
At Belleayre, now being operated by the state's Olympic Regional Development Authority (ORDA), the installation of new piping and snow guns should make a difference this ski season.
"We've installed 3,000 new feet of snowmaking pipe and are adding 40 snow guns to our arsenal," said Jonathan King, a member of Belleayre's marketing department.
"These snow guns are state-of-the-art energy efficient machines that will reduce our snowmaking costs while increasing capacity, and we have two new Pisten Bully machines to increase grooming.
"Our staff worked diligently to complete the snowmaking line projects and by keeping the work in-house, we kept costs affordable and got the job done as quickly as possible."
Belleayre is the one center that has seen the most change as it moved from being operated by the Department of Conservation to the ORDA, which also oversees Whiteface Mountain, Gore Mountain and the Olympic Jumping and Sports Complex in Lake Placid.
"In addition to the improvements in snowmaking, we also are installing barcode scanners at the base of our lifts so that season-pass holders to ski go directly on the lifts without having to get a ticket," King said. "We have WiFi in the Discovery and Overlook lodges and new non-slip proof rubber flooring in the lodges, too."
Upgrades at Windham this year include Young Adult tickets for 13-17 year olds, a new shuttle bus, expanded seating in the 3500 Club, new equipment rentals and new bathroom floors.
"Guests can book lodging, lessons and child care with one phone call," Barry said. "There's more space and better flow in the main eatery. We'll be able to better serve our guests year round."
Hunter has added two new gladed trails, a high-speed detachable quad lift, and improved its eSki online store. Continued...
"If a guest is flexible on arrival date, they can maximize savings by seeing a calendar displaying the lift ticket rate on each day," Chiarulli said. "You can choose the date with the lowest rate and coordinate the trip to minimize spending."
With the economy in the doldrums, the three centers made minimal price adjustments this season.
"We looked closely at our pricing models and decided it was important not to increase pricing on our season passes, Big Lift Card and 3X Card products," Chiarulli said.
"Windham has decided to offer our services at the same prices as 2011-12," Barry said. "We feel our guests will appreciate this on the heels of a difficult winter season."
"There were some slight adjustments in some pricing, but we are excited to introduce Kids 6-and-under ski free to attract families," King said. "We're also introducing the Tiger Den drop off center for parents of younger children."
No ski season would be worthwhile without additional amenities and special events.
The three mountains have done their best to provide a complete resort experience and offer unique opportunities this year.
"One of our top amenities at Belleayre is our Snow Guarantee," King said. "If you find snow conditions not to your satisfaction, you've got one hour from the time your lift ticket was issued to take a run, return to Guest Services and receive a voucher for another day on us during the season.
"Our food service is going to be greatly enhanced and we have events like Winter Festival Week (Jan. 28-Feb. 1) with $30 lift tickets and a lot more on our calendar."
"Our snowtubing park at Hunter is a great way to have lots of fun," Chiarulli said. "Our ziplines are available year-round, our Empire Terrain Park is great for jumps and freestyle skiers and the Kaatskill Mountain Club hotel has a four-season pool, spa and great restaurant. Continued...
"For events, we have our Holiday Season Torchlight Parade and fireworks, the annual FDNY and East Coast Firefighter/Police Games and Hell Track with a number of different rail jams and events."
"Windham has the Mountain Top Adventure Park with snowtubing, ziplines, kids snowmobiles and ice skating," Barry said. "There's also cross country skiing and snowshoeing. Our base area has North America's first Big Air Bag for guests to practice high-flying aerials with a soft landing, along with a Euro Bungy with trampoline for younger guests.
"Some of our special events are Ski and Ride with Santa, Big Air Bag Throwdown, U.S. Ski Team day and the Parrothead Spring Fling Festival."
Despite the financial woes caused by the country's economy and last winter's conditions, representatives of all three mountains were optimistic about the future.
"The ski industry has made great gains over the last decade and skiers have been consistent despite the climate of the economy," Barry said. "Skiers and riders are passionate about the sport and their enthusiasm has been extraordinary."
"We're working to operate as efficiently as possible to create a better customer experience," King said. "We don't want to sacrifice the snow quality that people have grown accustomed to at Belleayre."
"The industry as a whole definitely took a hit last winter, but everyone is excited for this season," Chiarulli said. "I feel like people never got a chance to get it out of their systems last year, so they are especially excited to hits the slopes this year."
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Madison Sides led the Lady Panthers with eight points. Emory Reedy added seven points.
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The Panthers led throughout the game. They held an 18-10 advantage at the end of the first quarter and a 29-21 lead at halftime. Spring Garden extended its lead to 43-28 at the end of three quarters.
Saturday's games marked the end of the regular season for the Panthers. Spring Garden's girls will host the Class 1A, Area 10 tournament beginning on Monday, but won't play until Thursday at 5:30 p.m. against Monday's Gaylesville-Coosa Christian winner.
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In boys action, Gaylesville (3-18) fell to Donoho by the final of 46-38. No further information was available.
Both Gaylesville teams play Coosa Christian in the Class 1A, Area 10 tournament. The Lady Trojans play Monday at 5:30 p.m. at Spring Garden. The Trojan boys play Tuesday at 5:30 p.m. in Collinsville.
Etowah boys 51, Collinsville boys 48
COLLINSVILLE - Deshawn Moore came away with 11 points and 10 rebounds, but the Collinsville Panthers fell short against Class 5A Etowah on Friday. The final was 51-48.
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- Players have started checking into Pirate City in Bradenton, Fl., on Sunday for the mini-camp that begins on Monday.
Pirates catching prospect Tony Sanchez was not on the list of those attended, but did check in Sunday morning according to Trib reporter Rob Biertempfel.
He reports: "c Tony Sanchez wasn't on list of minicamp attendees I was given, but he's en route to Bradenton."
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Independence Day fireworks kept firefighters and law enforcement in Salina and Salina County very busy.
Salina Fire Marshal Roger Williams tells KSAL News that from June 27th, the day that fireworks went on sale, through midnight on July 5th, the fire department responded to 35 firework incidents. Over 20 of those incidents were on the 4th of July. Williams says that the bulk of the incidents were grass, brush, or tree fires. A couple of homes were also damaged, but Williams says there was not any major damage. He adds that there were also a couple of trash dumpster fires.
There was one fireworks-related injury. Williams says that on Saturday a child was hit in the face by an aerial firework. The child was transported to the hospital where he was treated and released.
A Saline County Sheriff Deputy was transported to the hospital on Wednesday after collapsing in the heat at the scene of a fire. Sheriff Glen Kochanowski says that Deputy Eric Appel was transported to the hospital where he was treated and released for possible heat exhaustion. Appel was at a fire scene Wednesday afternoon, and collapsed as he was changing a tire.
Rural firefighters also had a busy 4th of July, responding to over a dozen fires. The sheriff says that most of the fires were grassfires, but there were some that did cause damage.
Fireworks started a tree line on fire late Tuesday night. That fire damaged siding on a home on West Humbarger Road.
Fireworks started a fire on South Amos Road that ended up catching 50 large round bales on fire, which will continue to smolder for several days. A fireworks related fire also caught several hay bales on fire on North Halstead Road late Wednesday night.
There were also a couple of large field fires. One of the most significant was near the Bel Tree Farm in the 3200 block of West Crawford Street. That fire, which was started by a discarded cigarette, destroyed multiple trees, and was approaching structures, before it was brought under control.
Though there were a lot of fireworks calls, there were not a lot of citations issued. Between June 27th and midnight on July 5th Salina Police received 208 fireworks complaint calls. In 2011 police received 195 fireworks complaint calls. Officers issued 5 citations for illegal discharge. Saline County Sheriff Deputies issued about the same number of citations.
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Thursday 5 July 2012 11:36 Report this comment
So the question is.. Who is going to be loosing there jobs? Someone has to held responsible for all the fire calls..
Thursday 5 July 2012 12:19 Report this comment
The ones that need to be held responsible are the idiots that started them.
Thursday 5 July 2012 12:22 Report this comment
I agree with DrPepper unless you want to loose your job Boneman.
Thursday 5 July 2012 12:32 Report this comment
I agree with Dr. Pepper the idiots that caused the lack of responsibility should held responsible along with the lawmakers who did not place a burn ban on saline county..
Thursday 5 July 2012 12:32 Report this comment
sounds like we had more folks shooting off fireworks. 35 calls is high, but we are dependent on government to solve our problems. at least 35 idiots did not watch what went up come down. A simple bucket of water or hose at hand would have put them out. Te other calls I heard about was trash cans on fire. Hot coals in trash cans, Here's your sign.
Thursday 5 July 2012 12:33 Report this comment
Kissmynut stop eating donuts at coral lees and get back to work..
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Thursday 5 July 2012 13:12 Report this comment
To all you posters that still think fireworks are ok then you take it upon yourselves to find the violators. Alot of people have been affected and to that end there should be a complete ban on all fireworks in both city and county. The cost to fight these fires along with the damage they cost probably runs more than 100 k.
Thursday 5 July 2012 13:17 Report this comment
Without a doubt the people that caused all the problems starting the fires SHOULD be billed for the services of the Fire Dept!! Most of the calls were simply people being irresponsible, why should the city be forced to absorb the cost of plain stupidity. I can't imagine what it cost to send the Fire Dept out to all of these calls, it was I'm certain a large sum of money. A solution to this would be for the City to provide a designated area next year for the ones that want to shoot their fireworks. That way the problems are contained, and people can sleep without worrying about their property catching on fire.
Thursday 5 July 2012 14:03 Report this comment
We should send all the medicaid bills to you for services you get granny... we taxpayers are paying for your sorry ass.
Thursday 5 July 2012 14:19 Report this comment
At 10:10 last evening every fire district and the city FD were engaged in a hostile fire control. The severe drouth conditions warranted a ban. The Emergency Manager's decision should have been reviewed by county and city officials. Common sense sometimes must rule the day.
Thursday 5 July 2012 14:23 Report this comment
If you noticed some of those "incidents" had nothing to do with fireworks but rather cigarettes so I think if you want to get into the blame game we need to ban cigarette smoking all together. The fire dept is looking to lump non firework related incidents into the mix so that it looks like lifting the firework ban was a bad idea. I lived in Oregon for many years and there was no ban on fireworks, every year neighborhoods would block off their streets and have picnics together and set off fireworks. It was considered a great relationship builder for the community. I should have known that Kansan's would be opposed to it and especially Salinan's. When you consider the thousands and thousands of people in Salina/Saline county who set off fireworks this past week and then the millions of fireworks set off, 5 citations and 35 incidents (many not related to fireworks) seems pretty dang good.
Thursday 5 July 2012 14:58 Report this comment
Justadude I would like you to explain to me how is it determined that a cigarette started a fire? Its 11 pm darker than a well diggers butt and it takes minutes for firefighters to get there. Prior to the selling of fireworks how many fires did we have? First day of selling the calls started coming in. How can you support your comment?
Thursday 5 July 2012 15:02 Report this comment
Granny with all due respect your proposal will not work. Once purchased they can end up anywhere. The only answer is to ban them . We celebrate many holidays without fireworks and the 4th should be the same.
Thursday 5 July 2012 15:41 Report this comment
ummm, lamgonnagetu it was tricky but I read the article which, and i quote, stats "One of the most significant was near the Bel Tree Farm in the 3200 block of West Crawford Street. That fire, which was started by a discarded cigarette, destroyed multiple trees, and was approaching structures, before it was brought under control." I think that is called "support".
Thursday 5 July 2012 16:31 Report this comment
So justadude you didn't think to question what was printed but to use it on here as the Gospel truth? A cigarette starting a fire would be burned up in seconds so there would be no tell tale signs. Do you think maybe an amber from skyfire possibly could have blown over there by the wind? It is easy to covear up something by placing the blame somewhere else.
Thursday 5 July 2012 16:41 Report this comment
Iamgonnagetu I assume you aren't really as stupid as you are portraying yourself but just in case, your right, just because it is documented, (which the fire department could dispute) in this article doesn't mean it's true. So based on your logic (I use that term loosely)the whole article could be false,there actually might not have been any "incidents" that required the fire department to respond at all. It was probably all made up meaning fireworks were not a problem.
Thursday 5 July 2012 17:35 Report this comment
Cigarettes can cause fires as well and have in the past, I do believe that if you are going to ban fireworks you should ban cigarettes as well. A lot of the damage due to fireworks was mainly trash bins and bushes. most things that common sense could have stopped. A lot of the calls could have been people trying to call off people shooting fireworks because it was getting late.
Thursday 5 July 2012 18:06 Report this comment
Iamgonnagetu: I know you are right about that, We could not control where the fireworks end up. Another idea, perhaps only allow the ground ones, NOTHING that would go up in the air. Some of the ones they were shooting around me were better than what skyfire was shooting!! I think the fireworks should be according to the weather conditions, this year was much too dry, hot etc... to have taken any chances. I too believe fireworks are not a necessity to celebrate the 4th. Heck, the Chinese are laughing all the way to the bank at Americans that spend so much money on fireworks. The Chinese make, sell and distribute the majority of them, read your labels!!
Thursday 5 July 2012 18:18 Report this comment
Whocares: You obviously know nothing about how Medicare works, allow me to educate you!! I pay for my medicare, my supplement insurance, my prescription plan and my medicines. All total, it costs me approx $500-600 monthly for my health care, that is as long as I don't hit the gap/donut on my prescriptions, then my medicines are full price until the new calender year begins or I have spent the amount to qualify for my prescription plan to pay 100%, which doesn't happen. When I go to a medical facility, I have ample coverage so the Doctors, hospitals etc... are not stuck with unpaid bills on me, like so many. So you see, you tax payers are not paying my medical costs. I'm not eligible to go to SRS for the "FREE" medicaid supplement and prescription plans. I do not get a Vision card for my groceries. I worked my whole life, paid taxes and saved money, budgeted etc... So you see, my "Sorry ass" is taking care of itself, unlike probably most of your family that receives all those government benefits!
Thursday 5 July 2012 19:29 Report this comment
The Bell tree farm fire started at about 12:30 or 1 oclock.It didnt start at a 11 pm.
Thursday 5 July 2012 20:00 Report this comment
Dr10 2 4 if an ember floated over it could take a while to combust. Or some of the hot shots firing past midnite could have done it. Fireworks for sure.
Thursday 5 July 2012 20:03 Report this comment
Justadude you do not have enough education or common sense to call me stupid. Maybe change your name to justastupiddude.
Thursday 5 July 2012 21:07 Report this comment
Does anyone see a pattern going on here with some of the conspiracy theorists? Lets see...since law enforcement spends so much time and effort into enforcing DUI and Seat Belt laws...they are wasting our tax money and violating some type of Constitutional rights. Bad Five-O. On the other hand, since they think the fireworks should have been banned this year, law enforcement didn't do enough to make it happen.
Thursday 5 July 2012 21:09 Report this comment
...THEN they say 'The law should have been out there', taking our freedoms away. I would challenge anybody to prove more funds were spent, per minute, on the fireworks calls plus the damage they caused, then to compare them to what DUI accidents / accidents without seat belts cause. Period.
Thursday 5 July 2012 23:19 Report this comment
Smokeyvalley once again you get on here and twist everything around. Where you been hiding? You must have been afraid the folks on here would burn you out with their fireworks. Well you made your twisted comments now go back to your out house weirdo.
Friday 6 July 2012 00:51 Report this comment
Hey Troy, Wheres my beer?? You made all these predictions about fireworks and you were so sure the officals would call them off on Tuesday July 3rd at 3 or 4pm.. Got anymore predictions?? Is 2012 really the end of the world??
Friday 6 July 2012 06:05 Report this comment
Iamgonnagetu...I have been working. Please enlighten the rest of the crowd as to your agenda and the reason for it. I am sure if all here knew the truth they would be entertained. Tell us why. If one issues is enforced, you complain. If another is not, you complain. Who you supporting? Watch his TV interview yet? Wow!
Friday 6 July 2012 07:21 Report this comment
Smokeyvalley I forgot you clean portable toilets for a living. Evidently the odors get you high that is why your comments make no sense. May I suggest you refrain from commenting until your head clears from the fumes.
Friday 6 July 2012 08:22 Report this comment
iamgonnagetu...thank you for proving your valid point on your stupidity. Smokey just set you up, and you walked right into a trap. You can't enlighten us to any of your "reasonable agendas". You have no proof of anything coming out of your mouth. So maybe you should go back to cleaning outhouses, and sniffing more of that cleaning stuff used. No doubt your mommy got you hooked on bath salts.
Friday 6 July 2012 09:33 Report this comment
THANK YOU CITY COMMISSIONERS for passing ,the firing of fireworks for salina ,when it got dark you could see and here the complete chaos ,,and direguard for safety ,, hope we can do it again next year ..... who wants to see skyfire whens its gonna be going off all around me ...
Friday 6 July 2012 13:51 Report this comment
Whocares think of me everytime before you start your car scumbag.
Friday 6 July 2012 13:57 Report this comment
Funny how both city and county commissioners have ignored all of this. Another funny thing is emergency manager Joe Koch was in charge of banning fireworks and open burning and choose to ignore dry conditions. This is the same Joe Koch who about burned his house down south of salina some months back.


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James Ewen has spent the last 6 years living and working full time in Africa as a wildlife cameraman and photographer. As well as working in the broadcast and commercial market he focuses on the production of specifically targeted wildlife and conservation films, designed for the communities that are in direct contact and sometimes conflict with the natural world. After spending more than 4 years filming in Mozambique's coastal ecosystems, Uganda is now home. His current project is concentrated on the wildlife of the rainforests and mountains of Ugandas Western Rift valley. Where are you based? Although I am based in the leafy suburbs of Kampala, Ugandas capital city, my work takes me all over the world. In the last year I have worked in Alaska, Hawaii and Norway as well as Mozambique, South Africa, and throughout much of Uganda. What is it that you do in the film industry? How would you describe your job/s? My 'official' job description is Director/Cameraman but I wear many production hats. Working with limited budgets in Africa means that you quickly learn to multitask, diversify and learn new skills. My job is tremendously rewarding and inspiring but also challenging. Who or what inspired you to work in film and why cover nature and conservation issues? My mum was a biology teacher. She introduced me to the natural world at an early age and I grew up watching David Attenborough, Terry Nutkins and Johnny Morris. There was a big stack of National Geographic Magazines in the bathroom and I spent many happy hours there, and before long I was hooked on the stories behind the images. I believe that visual media, especially the moving picture is amazingly persuasive. In the right hands it has the power to inspire people to move towards positive change, FFC is full of such people. What is your favourite place in nature? There are so many. I am very happy when up a mountain or in a forest… Montane cloud forest? You've been given $10m for a conservation project of your choice. What would you use it for? $10 million doesn't go very far if you want to develop large-scale sustainable conservation projects but right now I would work on the human encroachment issues facing mountain gorillas in the Virunga Landscape of Uganda, Rwanda and Congo. The $10 million would go some way to help develop alternative rural livelihoods. Conservation is often about people. Climate change is one of the biggest threats facing our planet. What singular thing would you like to see done to try to solve this? There are so many things that are important but my personal wish would be a global reforestation drive on a massive scale, using indigenous species of course; this would address a number of pertinent issues. What has been your most memorable field experience whilst shooting films? A dugong dancing for me at 15 meters below the surface in the Mozambique Channel, it was so startlingly memorable that I turned the camera off instead of on and lost the first 30 seconds of footage. Where do you see the planet in the next 20, 30 and 50 years? The so-called 'developed' world has the financial resources to deal with a lot that will be thrown at us in the next 50 years; it's the developing world that will really suffer. In Africa its already getting hotter, crops are already failing, the rains don't come and when they do there are devastating floods, people are suffering from terrible famine. The polarisation of the developed "north' and the developing 'south' is only going to increase. Man is again reaching for the stars and plumbing the depths of the oceans. What area would you like to investigate? There are so many! My top two right now are the Semuliki River Basin that connects the Rwenzori Mountains and the Ituri Rainforest in Congo, and the triangle that links Karamoja in North-East Uganda with Southern Sudan and Kenya. If you could show one film to the G8 world leaders, what would it be and why? An Inconvenient Truth'- As gripping as it is succinct; these G8 World leaders are busy people I hear. What's the best advice you could give to a young filmmaker starting out in wildlife and conservation filmmaking? Find yourself good mentors. Meet inspiring people. Read inspiring stories. Know your subject. Work really hard to achieve your goals with the resources you have to hand. Then set new and bigger goals. What would you like to remembered for? Being a good storyteller who made a difference. Links: |
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Nice to read this interview, inspiring!
I would like to go on expedition from Tete to the Zambezi Delta with you in 2012, do you have time?
Greetings to your wife and children
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New EPCOT 2009 Food & Wine festival menus (Promenade booths)
Athens, Greece
Location: Canada Pavilion
Greek Salad with Pita Bread
Spanakopita (Savory Spinach and Cheese Pastry)
Chicken Souvlaki with Tzatziki
Beverage Selection: Boutari Moschofilero, Boutari Santorini, Kourtaki Mavrodaphne of Patras, Tsantali Rapsani
Bangkok, Thailand - NEW
Location: Africa Outpost
Chicken and Coconut Soup, with Mushrooms, Lemongrass & Ginger
Green Papaya Salad with Shrimp
Beverage Selection: Singha Beer
Barcelona, Spain
Location: Mexico Pavilion
Taste of Spain (Serrano Ham, Chorizo, Manchego, Olives, Tomato Bread)
Red Snapper Escabeche
Crema Catalana
Beverage Selection: Poema Cava Brut, Bodega Don Olegario Albariño, Poema Verdejo, Abadia Retuerta Selección Especial
Bologna, Italy
Location: Italy Pavilion
Polpetti (Italian Meatballs with traditional tomato sauce)
Beverage Selection: Prosecco, Chianti Placido, Pinot Sartori, Acqua Panna, Primavera (Strawberry, Banana, and Peach Slush)
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Location: Mexico Pavilion
Beef Empanada with Tomato Salsa
Grilled Beef Skewer with Chimichurri Sauce and Boniato Pureé
Beverage Selection: Bodega Norton Wines: Torrontes, Reserva Malbec, Reserva Cabernet Sauvignon, Cosecha Tardia
Cape Town, South Africa
Location: Africa Outpost
Mealie Soup with Crabmeat and Chili Oil
Seared Beef Tenderloin with Sweet Potato Purée, Mango Barbecue Sauce
Beverage Selection: Goats do Roam White, Goats do Roam Red, Goats do Roam Rose and Fairview Pinotage
Cork, Ireland
Location: United Kingdom Pavilion
Lobster & Scallop Fisherman's Pie
Kerrygold® Cheese Selection: Aged-Irish Cheddar, Dubliner and Ivernia Cheese with Apple Chutney and Brown Bread
Warm Chocolate Lava Cake with Bailey's Ganache
Beverage Selection: Bunratty Meade, Guinness® Draught
Kraków, Poland
Location: Norway Pavilion
Kielbasa and Potato Pierogie with Caramelized Onions and Sour Cream
Braised Pork Shank with Cabbage and Fresh Herbs
Beverage Selection: Chopin Raspberry Chiller
Marrakesh, Morocco
Location: Morocco Pavilion
Kefta (Ground seasoned beef in a pita pocket)
Falafel Pita Pocket
Beverage Selection: Royale Tangerine Mimosa; Casa Beer, Iced Mint Tea, Dasani Water
Melbourne, Australia
Location: Africa Outpost
Seared Barramundi with Blistered Cherry Tomatoes, Arugula and Lemon Oil
Grilled Lamb Chop, Red Wine Sauce, Murray River Sea Salt
Beverage Selection: Rosemount Traminer Riesling, Rosemount Pinot Noir, Penfolds Koonunga Hill Shiraz Cabernet, Penfolds Bin 2
Mexico City, Mexico
Location: Mexico Pavilion
Taco de Cochinita Pibil (Corn Tortilla filled with Shredded Pork and Purple Onions)
Quesadilla con Chorizo
Mousse de Piña y Coco
Chilaquiles (Baked Tortillas Layered with Chicken and Cheese)
Beverage Selection: Dos Equis Beer, L.A. Cetto Chardonnay, L.A. Cetto Private Reserve, L.A. Cetto Petite Sirah, Mexican Sunrise, Dasani Water
Montreal, Canada
Location: Canada Pavilion
Canadian Cheddar Cheese Soup
Maple Glazed Salmon with Lentil Salad
Spicy Chicken Sausage with Sweet Corn Polenta
Maple Sugar Candy
Beverage Selection: Moosehead Beer, Paul Bosc Estate Vineyard Chardonnay, Château des Charmes Riesling, Château des Charmes Vidal Icewine, St. David's Bench Vineyard Merlot
Munich, Germany
Location: Germany Pavilion
Späetzle Gratin with Ham and Cheese
Nuernberger Sausage on a Pretzel Roll
Apple Strudel with Vanilla Sauce
Beverage Selection: S.A. Prüm Wines: Essence Riesling, Blue Slate Riesling, Graacher Himmelreich Riesling, Spatlese, Schloss Reinhartshausen Old Vines Riesling, Beck's Pilsner, Beck's Oktoberfest
New Delhi, India
Location: China Pavilion
Mango Lassi (Chilled Mango Yogurt Drink)
Rava Masala Dosa, Sambal (Potato and Onion filled Pastry, Sambal)
Gulab Jamun (Fried Dough in Rose Syrup with Pistachio)
Beverage Selection: Sula Vineyards Wines: Chenin Blanc and Sauvignon Blanc, Kingfisher Premium Lager Beer
New Orleans, Louisiana
Location: American Adventure
Crawfish Étouffée (Spicy Cajun Crawfish and Vegetable Stew, White Rice)
Chicken and Andouille Gumbo
Praline Bread Pudding, Bourbon Caramel Sauce
Beverage Selection: Abita Amber Beer, Abita Purple Haze Beer, SazzaRazz Cocktail
Paris, France
Location: France Pavilion
Escargot Persillade en Brioche
Cabernet Short Ribs with Mashed Potatoes
Chocolate Milk Creme Brûlée
Beverage Selection : Chardonnay (Bouchard Ainee & Fils, 2007), Merlot (Chateau Mezain, Bordeaux, 2007), Sparking Pomegranate Kir, Parisien Cosmo Slush
Rio de Janiero, Brazil - NEW
Location: Showcase Plaza
Shrimp Stew with Coconut and Lime
Grilled Pork Skewer with Farofa
Beverage Selection : Leblon Frozen Caipirinha
San Juan, Puerto Rico
Location: Showcase Plaza
Ham Croquette/Croquettas de Jamon
Arroz con Pollo (Chicken with Rice)
Guava Cookie (Panatela Masa Real )
Beverage Selection: Bacardi Frozen Mojito, Bacardi Frozen Dragon Berry Colada
Santiago, Chile
Location: Showcase Plaza
Rock Shrimp Ceviche
Corn and Cheese Arepa
Alfajores (Dulce de Leche Cookie)
Beverage Selection: Concha y Toro Wines: Chardonnay and Cabernet Sauvignon, Viñedos Emiliana Wines: Carmenere and Sauvignon Blanc
Shanghai, China
Location: China Pavilion
Chicken Ürümqi
Shrimp or Beef Rice Pancake
Pork Pot Stickers
Caramel Ginger Ice Cream
Beverage Selection: Tsing Tao Beer, Green Tea Plum Wine Cooler, Dragon Hollow Chardonnay, Happy Lychee, Dasani Bottle Water
Tokyo, Japan
Location: Japan Pavilion
Spicy Tuna Roll
Sukiyaki Beef Roll
California Sushi Roll (Crabmeat and Cucumber rolled in Rice)
Tuna Sensation
Beverage Selection: Kirin Draft Beer, Dasani Bottle Water
Vienna, Austria
Location: Germany Pavilion
Goulash mit Servietten Knoedel (Paprika Beef Stew, Bacon Dumpling)
Mushroom Soup with Chive Dumplings
Beverage Selection: Leth Grüner Veltliner, Leth Riesling, Iby Zweigelt
Wellington, New Zealand
Location: United Kingdom Pavilion
Seared Sea Scallop with Vegetable Slaw, Lemon Oil
Lamb Slider with Tomato Chutney
Beverage Selection: Villa Maria Wines: Private Bin Sauvignon Blanc, Private Bin Unoaked Chardonnay, Private Bin Riesling, Private Bin Merlot/Cabernet Sauvignon
The Brewer's Collection
Location: Between the Morocco and France Pavilions
Warm Pretzel Bread Stick with Cheese Dip
Beverage Selection: Wide Selection of Beers
Desserts & Champagne NEW
Location: Showcase Plaza
Austrian Gugelhupf (Austrian Bundt Cake)
Strawberry Shortcake
Frozen Grand Marnier Parfait, Orange Coulis
Beverage Selection: Moët & Chandon Wines: Impérial, Rosé Impérial, Nectar Impérial, Nectar Impérial Rosé
Flavorhood Hosted by Edy's Ice Cream
Location: The Rose Walk near Imagination Walkway
A great way to celebrate the day with your family, neighbors and new friends Pay a visit to the Rose Walk where you can purchase ice cream from the "Flavorhood". Test your "flavorology" and learn your ice cream personality among other fun activities.
Hops & Barley
Location: Between the Morocco and France Pavilions
Boston-style Crab Cake with Cabbage Slaw and Remoulade
New England Lobster Roll
Beverage Selection: Samuel Adams Boston Ale (draft), Samuel Adams Boston Lager (draft), Samuel Adams Octoberfest (draft), Samuel Adams Cherry Wheat (draft), 14th Anniversary Festival Beer (draft), Samuel Adams Light, Samuel Adams Cream Stout, Samuel Adams Pale Ale, Samuel Adams Honey Porter, Samuel Adams Black Lager
The Mouse Catch
Location: Showcase Plaza
Dorothea Dutch Cheese
Piave Italian Cheese
Mahon Spanish Cheese
Beverage Selection: Heineken Beer, Martini & Rossi Prosecco, Marques de Caceres Rioja
Walk-Abouts: Beer Hop
Location: American Adventure
Celebrate the fine art of beer making when you purchase a Passport and sip amazing ales, lagers and craft beers from the best domestic and international brewers.
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Many of those sound really, really good! I would love to go during this time, but it never seems to work in my schedule!
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Re: New EPCOT 2009 Food & Wine festival menus (Promenade booths)
The escargot in petite brioche is one of our very favorite items!!!
Nice to see that they've changed up South Africa. Was getting pretty tired of the durbin chicken on sugar cane stick.
Could someone please have them change up Italy? PLEASE??? There is so much more to Italian regional cooking than what they offer.
Same for Poland. Enough with the keilbasa and perogies!
Always looking forward to the FWF. Last year we went for a brief period but didn't eat anything.
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I copied and pasted this and then reorganized in order of the countries. I marked off literally 50 items I want to try. I will be making multiple trips to Epcot this fall!
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That's the way to do it! Decide what you want to try and check them off! We like to get the little booklet and check them off in there.
It's a grand, fun time. Our favorite time at the World Showcase (along with Christmas and New Year's Eve).Thank you for being a member of our Secrets Family!!! We are so very pleased to have you with us!
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I've always wanted to go to this... ok I'm creating a savings account to hit it in 2010, it's decided! Haha!
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perpetuates a couple of myths that need busting — the leaflet never said Hughes was "the straight choice" but that it was "a straight choice" between Liberal and Labour – drawing attention to the real contenders of the 16 candidates in the byelection.Second that Tatchell was out and Hughes was in the closet at the time of the byelection. Tatchell's career as an out and proud campaigner only came about after – and as a result of – the homophobic campaigns fought principally by his Labour colleagues in Bermondsey, as his interviews since have reflected.
Simon Hughes is my MP, and I find Sean's comment above about him representing his constituents because there are at least 6 bisxeual people in Bermondsey a bit odd.Apart from the fact that there must be at least 6 bisexual people in every constituency in the country, whether an MP is straight, gay or bi in my view has no bearing on their ability to represent their constituents. I am not really sure whether a bisexual person should feel better represented by another bisexual person any more than a straight person should necessarily feel better represented by a straight MP. If you can't fairly represent your constituents of whatever sexuality then you're a crap MP – period.However, I do think that an MP should not be a hypocrite, and shouldn't feel that they have something to hide if they are gay or bi. So Mr Hughes has gone down slightly in my estimation for that reason.
I am the producer of the BBC's GayTalk programme in Manchester and i am proud to say that we have made a point of making sure that the word 'bisexual' has been used in all our reporting of the Simon Hughes story. We did a special on bisexuality recently and it's quite clear that bisexuals feel they are the forgotten minority!
what the bloody hell is up with everyone?! 'straight choice' Hughes is a weasely maggot of a politician, the only reason he came out was because of a Sun sting – hardly dignified. And how can any voter trust anyone who ran such a homophobic election campaign in the 80s. I'm a Lib Dem voter and if he's in charge, I'm switching to the red side. Just being gay is not a free ticket to the pink vote!!!Get a grip!
"Hughes is a weasely maggot of a politician, the only reason he came out was because of a Sun sting"Peter, I am bisexual and I am not out to everyone I know. Does that make me a bad person? Hughes' sexuality doesn't make any difference to how well he can do his job, so what is the the need to tell the whole country about it?
stelios haji-ioannou wrote:Like what your about Alan. Met your son Simon at the club, no i am not gay like that I am fed up with people calling me a Big Bubble Queen, what does that mean? I wish to make clear that like ashley cole and Master Steps i stelios haji-ioannou am definately not gay in any way at all as i have had many high profile relationships with real women such as dannii minogue sister of Kylie Minogue. My legal policy: With regard to my legal policy. I am sure you will understand that i, stelios haji-ioannou cannot permit others to use my family name and the smear campaign i have had to endure notwithstanding and without the certainty that i will sue the person or publication for libel due to rights in my character and family name being prejudiced. It follows that no use should be made of the stelios haji-ioannou name (or anything similar to it) and if any smear whether directly or indirectly relating to gay or homosexual practices is made you or your publication will be punished to the full extent of the law. And in addition i will seek damages and compensation. The thought of being gay repulses and disgusts me and has brought a great deal of shame and embarrisment to my family especially as it is not true. I have nothing against gays or lesbians personally and i do not wish to offend anyone at all please do not misunderstand me i actually employ many gays and do not discriminate but i will sue anyone who calls me Stelios Haji-Ioannou is Gay or says Stelios Haji-Ioannou is a homosexual
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The Royal Ballet of London Perform "Manon" in Monaco
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The open air cinema on the Rock will open for the summer season on 20 June 2013
If you feel like doing something different in the evening, why not go to the Monaco Open Air Cinema? There's a new film every evening from 8.45 pm – with original versions subtitled in French – in an amazing setting at the foot of the iconic Rock, under thousands of stars and with a view of the sea!
With the Monaco Open Air Cinema, you can make the most of the mild summer evenings on the Côte d'Azur while watching some great films … that's how films should be enjoyed, in a friendly, relaxed atmosphere with comfortable seats, breathtaking views and an amazing 200m2 giant screen - the Monaco Open Air Cinema is definitely the best open-air cinema in the world!
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The event is a day filled with activities designed to let children experience the fun side of being healthy and fit, said event coordinator Sheri Collins.
Let's Move Day is a part of the national agenda coordinated by the Seventh Day Adventist Church and held in conjunction with First Lady Michelle Obama's campaign to end childhood obesity.
The local event is hosted by the Battlefield Community Seventh Day Adventist Church and sponsored by Erlanger at Hutcheson, Walmart, Applebrook Daycare, The Little Gym, Earthfare, The Rush, Benchmark Physical Therapy, Yoli's Frozen Yogurt and several other businesses and organizations.
A recent study by the Pediatric Nutrition Surveillance System in 2009 discovered that 3.7 million 2-4 year olds from low-income families were obese. According to the Trust for America's Health and the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, Georgia will be spending about $21.4 billion by the year 2030.
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EDO tackles Crowsnest Pass
EDO Sherry Poole brings her experience to Crowsnest Pass.
Pyette to be inducted into News Hall of Fame
When he heard he was given a spot in the Canadian News Hall of Fame, Les Pyette laughed and said he thought everyone had forgotten about him.
Track marshal dead after Canadian Grand Prix
A Canadian Grand Prix track marshal died in hospital after he was crushed by a truck at the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve racetrack Sunday afternoon following the Formula 1 race.
Calif. gunman had brush with law
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Redford touts pipeline in East Coast
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LRSD ratifies agreement
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Alternately, you can enable any service for some users, but turn it off for others. To do that, enable a service at the account level, then turn it off for specific organizational units (see Turn services on/off for certain users).
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Not sure, on the ropes.
After seeing what happened sunday I would have to say no.
I know this poll is a little old.. but answering as if it was "Did the Bears deserve to make the make the playoffs".... i would have to say yes after seeing the way the vikings played yesterday!!
[CENTER]Chicago Bears Headquarters
As much as I always want the Bears in the playoffs I say no.
Because I want a real good chance for the Bears to advance to the 2nd round if they are in the playoffs...at least.
Like 2006
10-7-07 Bears 27,Fudge Packers 20...12-23-07 Bears 35,Fudge Packers 7
Then Favre quit and became a Jet...
Well the packers lost to the lions... but i think there could be better. Im am confident in the bears and wont give up.


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