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Fed, the fact that you would still have to register (and permit) is the problem (unless Chicago tries to claim home rule on continuing the ban). That likely is not going away without a few more wins outside of the state.
If we win, Chicago's home rule will be meaningless. cook has home rule and that is how they enacted the ban. A win on 2A grounds or WC preemption runs over the top of their,and any other home rule ban.
then we will get to see how far and wide the preemption goes. and beleive me, other things will be looked at and challenged.
this is VERY big. under a WC preemption, there is not a gun you can name, that I can not find a season where it is legal for hunting.
From a derrenger to a Barrett M82, I can find a season to use it in. My suggestion might be to go buy a hunting license.

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3 things I would like to see the Pistons do like GSW: 1. Don't complain so much when calls don't go your way and spend that time getting back on defence. Monroe, Stuckey, Tay are the worst culprits. Monroe is horrible and complains on just about every call and the And1 should only be used when its likely to go in, not every time you actually get the ball out of your hands. It is making him an unlikable player (to me too) and he just needs to look at Stuckey to realise how it can lower your grade in the refs eyes. For Stuckey, it is a big part of his game and he just doesn't get calls anymore. 2. Push the ball on defensive rebounds. The only players that seem to are Knight and Singler and then they are outnumbered usually. Even in an even or opposition 3 on 4 setting, they are backtracking and open up the D 3. Bench support; not the non starters, but those on the bench supporting with their voice and actions. The only time we usually see this is when Drummond jams it. But you watch GSW and they were up off the seats on good D, good ball movement, open 3 looks. They were move active than the Pistons who were at home with their crowd behind them. It is one of the reasons the energy is so low on road games to I think.
Thank Draymond Greene for that, seriously. His energy and leadership are contagious everywhere he goes. GS bench was even using Saginaw High's trademark, "Yeeeeaaaaahhhhh" when the defense made a great play in front of their bench, it goes back about 20 years around these parts. I was grinning from ear to ear when I heard it, had about half-a-dozen texts and phone calls asking me if I heard them/him......it was really cool. Love That KID!
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Berry Springs Lodge is a relaxing Smoky Mountain bed and breakfast resort retreat intended for guests that are looking for a quiet romantic getaway in the Great Smoky Mountains. A place for rest, rejuvenation, discovery, and new beginnings. Sit back and take delight in the breath-taking view on a porch above a mist covered valley. Walk down the trail and enjoy the tranquil rippling water as a bass or a catfish swims by to see who is visiting. Before your relaxing adventure is complete, make sure you warm your toes by the camp fire and listen for the soothing sounds of nature.
We serve breakfast each morning in our dining room from 8 to 9:30 am. You are welcome to sit at an intimate table for two or at the large group table in the center of the dining room. We serve a filling country gourmet breakfast each morning, but if something lighter is appealing try our fresh fruit plate or baked old fashioned oatmeal.
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Are you planning a hike, a leisurely drive in the National Park or just staying here at the lodge and relaxing? We offer boxed or backpack lunches. How about a "Romantic Dinner Basket" for two. Enjoy the beautiful ambiance of the mountainous landscape from the "Mountain View Pavilion" as you serve yourself to a unique dining experience. You have a choice of a juicy, tender grilled Ribeye Steak, an Atlantic Salmon fillet or a fresh boneless skinless chicken breast served with either a baked white or sweet potato. A medley of grilled seasoned vegetables, seasoned twisted bread sticks, appetizer and a sinful dessert to finish the evening. We must have your order request by the evening before or by 10am at the latest.
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2001 Better Bed and Breakfasts: "Enjoy the Best of Both Worlds at Berry Springs"At Berry Springs Lodge resort you can expect relaxing luxury and first class service. Our secluded scenic Smoky Mountain resort hideaway offers a relaxing tranquil romantic retreat that is only minutes from the Smoky Mountain National Park, hiking, outlet shopping, Gatlinburg, Pigeon Forge, horseback riding and much more.
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The refreshing Tennessee Smoky Mountain atmosphere at Berry Springs Lodge is a great alternative to the enclosed environment of the typical meeting area. The beautiful setting will stimulate employee brainstorming and imagination. Our brand new conference room can accommodate up to 14 for meetings and the dining room is ideal for larger groups. The two living room areas also make great meeting areas and break out session areas. Each of the rooms has a T-1 data port connection and the entire lodge is equipped with wireless internet.
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The Top Ten Films Noir According to 'Road to Perdition' Writer Max Allan Collins
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Sadly, that's the sinister part about driving, period. Meaning, it's not just texting. It's flipping through radio stations or ipods, dialing the phone, eating/drinking, fighting with the kid in the backseat/person in the side seat, etc. Unfortunately, vehicles just move so much more quickly than humans can switch focus.
Also, suspect that many do not stop after a near miss (judging from people I know), since the near miss just reinforces that nothing actually will happen.
Not to mention the fact that sometimes, there's actually too much happening on the road for the brain to process and react correctly.
Driving is too simple, that is the whole problem. I am working at a university department for traffic psychology and according to a recent study, only 4% of all drivers did not admit to have been doing something distracting the last time they drove a car. So 96% of all drivers do something distracting and know that they were doing so and admit it. (Normally, people do not really admit freely to do things with negative connotation.)
And why are they doing all this stuff? Because driving is so overlearned that you are pretty sure that you can do other stuff at the same time. Look at little kids, for them it is totally difficult to balance a glass of milk without spilling it when they climb a stair. Most adults could do this while being drunk and talking to someone downstairs.
I continue using my phone while driving for the same reason: I know that nothing happened until now. Quite contrary, I have been avoiding accidents that other people tried to inflict on my car while I was using my phone for more than 10 times now. This is poor man's statistics, I know...
I'll admit to talking on the phone occasionally while driving, but I'm almost always using a Bluetooth over-the-ear headset to do so. Mainly because I drive a car with a manual transmission, so I need both hands free to steer and shift gears. The few times I've forgotten my headset and had to use the phone while driving were definitely unnerving to me.
Headset Binder
Well, I guess that's not entirely true. I own some little pay as you go phone in case I go on a long trip somewhere on the bike, but that's as far as it goes for me.
IG: And indeed talking to your passengers is a distraction. Or, to avoid negative connotations, lets use "perturbation" in the sense Maturana uses it. If this perturbation takes in too much of your limited rescources, it becomes dangerous. Think about discussing political issues, rant about stupid coworkers, explaining to your wife why you are taking this street, not the one she suggested...
Even listening to the radio can be perturbating enough.
Show the table on page 89 to someone who is capable to dig through psychological statistics and understands german. Or try to translate the text on page 90, which states
Ein weiteres Ergebnis der Metaanalyse zeigt, dass keine Unterschiede
bezüglich des Telefontyps (Mobiltelefon vs. Freisprechanlage) gefunden werden konnten.
Das impliziert, dass der Großteil der Ablenkung durch Telefonieren am Steuer durch das
Gespräch selbst und weniger durch die manuelle Handhabe des Geräts zustande kommt.
Weiterhin zeigen sich größere Einbußen auf die Reaktionszeit, wenn der Fahrer sich normal
unterhält, im Vergleich zu einer verbalen Informationsverarbeitungsaufgabe. Die Autoren
erklären sich diesen Befund mit einer unterschiedlichen Involviertheit in das Gespräch. Bei
natürlichen Gesprächen könnte es vorkommen, dass diese emotional beanspruchender sind
und so einen größeren Effekt auf das Fahrverhalten ausüben [...]
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Another result of the meta analysis shows that no differences with regard to the type of telephone (mobile or handsfree) could be found. This implies that the main part of distraction caused by using telephones while driving happens because of the chat itself and less by the manual use of the device. Furthermore penalties on the reactiontime show up when the driver is conversing normally, compared to a verbal information computation task (Translators note: For example "Name four chracters from the Mickey Mouse universe"). The authors explain this outcome with a distinct involvement during a conversation. With natural conversation it could happen that they are more emotionally demandin and thus have a bigger effect on the driving behaviour.
There are also some english articles by the author, listed in the beginning of this doctors thesis.
PS: I helped realizing the physical test design used in the paper, it involved some clever Y-plugs in order to record the voices of two people simultaniously wearing headsets (with stereo mics) to talk to each other while being in two different rooms. And they didn't even mention my name in the paper :(
Back then, mobile phones were quite rare, of course.
Unfortunately for activist legislators, there's no way they can outlaw having a conversation with your passengers. So instead they make themselves appear useful by outlawing handheld phones.
...while it is still legal to hold burning sticks of dried plant leaves in your hand and even eventually intoxicating your lungs with the fumes...
Seriously, if my mobile falls down, I care little, if a burning cigarette falls into my lap = instant panic. Even if it isn't the lap, it still is something alarming the stone-age parts of your brain enough to go all crazy. Also: What about the children?! Won't somebody please think of the children!?
the children, yes.
I was doored because of the crying child on the back seat.
I guess car driving is more boring in general than riding on two weels; regardless whether with or without an engine.
Many of the dangers of motorcycles are common with bikes. Very few of them derive from the motorcycles ability to accellerate faster.
when I was in college, I had a friend who had a 50cc scooter (i.e. looked like a scooter, not a moped). I don't know quite how fast it could go, but he avoided taking it on highways as much as possible. He lived in Tel Aviv, and if he left the Tel Aviv metropolitan area, he borrowed a car or took a bus.
Saved him a fortune, b/c he worked and studied like 5-10 miles from home, and his GF (me) lived another 5 miles in a different direction. In Tel Aviv, you get maybe 10 days of bad rains - those days, he'd take a bus. The problem is that even though there's tons of public transit in Tel Aviv, but there are places 5 miles away that take over an hour to get to... :( There was a mall that was a 10 minute drive from me, and getting there took 2 busses and over an hour.
Oddly, now that I live MUCH farther away, I have a train that goes almost exactly there, and takes about 70 minutes.
that nobody's looking for, it really does make you a better driver.
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With all eyes on the fiscal cliff matter that was before our federal government, not much is being said these days about the status of the Affordable Health Care Act from the Obama Administration.
The Health Insurance Exchange May Adversely Affect the Finances in New Jersey
It has been only a few short weeks since Gov. Christie vetoed the idea of having a health insurance exchange in the state of New Jersey versus having the federal government take on that duty. Gov. Christie has made it widely known that he feels if New Jersey enacted a health insurance exchange, it may adversely affect the finances in our state. The health insurance exchange is meant to be a less expensive alternative to buying health insurance from a standard insurance company, however, all the provisions of how to set up an exchange have not yet been outlined by our federal government. So, as it stands today, only 20 states have agreed to fund and begin a health insurance exchange.
Governor Christie has been quoted as saying, "I will not ask New Jerseyans to commit today to a state-based exchange when the federal government cannot tell us what it will cost, how that cost compares to other options, and how much control they will give the states over this option."
Health Insurance Plans and Coverage Are Too Complicated for One-Stop Shopping
It is also a safe assumption that by enacting a health insurance exchange, the intention will be to eliminate New Jersey insurance brokers from marketing these plans. The New Jersey state legislature as well as US Sen. Robert Menendez feel that an exchange could be one-stop shopping for people or businesses seeking health insurance, allowing consumers to compare the benefits and costs of participating plans.
As a 30-year insurance broker, I agree that I have a vested interest in the future of health insurance in the state of New Jersey. Like other businesses, I pay a huge amount of money every year to maintain a group health insurance policy for my employees. I also happen to know there is no way possible a state or federal government will be able to completely describe all the plans and insurance coverage the way they are now proposing.
I applaud Gov. Christie for not allowing this exchange to start in New Jersey without having all those questions answered on how this exchange will be fully funded and how it will be organized.
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Abby Normal
8:14 am on Tuesday, January 15, 2013
It is a shame that Christie has decided that the federal gov't will set up the exchange and any say that state may have said in the process is relinquished. It's also shameful that Christie will not expand medicade so that the poorest and neediest of our citizenry can be covered and 90% covered by the federal gov't; this includes seniors, veterans, and out of work families who cannot afford COBRA payments. There are very few people who can afford COBRA payments. In any case, in cowtowning to the party line to keep his GOP street cred, Christie will sacrifice the people in this state. Politicians will do what they will do to get reelected. Perhaps he should really show strength and take the bull by the horns and implement on his own terms, that shows real leadership. How about he regulates the insurance companies with his commissioner of insurance like his commissioner of education does in schools and really put through meaningful insurance reforms because, as the saying goes, the status-quo isn't working. And maybe, by cutting out middle men, we can start to realize some savings. Now that may lead to raising our almost 10% unemployment rate, but it will show leadership and not cowardice.
Peter Goesinya
9:34 am on Tuesday, January 15, 2013
How much money do you stand to lose Richard?
Peter Goesinya
9:39 am on Tuesday, January 15, 2013
Universal Healthcare take the profits out of ppl being sick
Richard how much is the commission you receive from the Lacey BOE
Richard is against something he doesnt know about but will cut his commissions
seems about right
11:54 am on Wednesday, January 16, 2013
It would appear that Richard here has a vested interest in getting his commission and doesnt care if it would be a better cheaper option


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The Clash of the Cats tradition made its way to the district tournament on Monday night in Franklin. The Russellville Panthers and Logan County Cougars faced each other for the chance to move on in the tournament. The two teams battled hard but the Cougars were able to come out with a 7-0 win to move on in the tournament.
The Cougars came out intense, gaining three quick outs on the Panthers early in the game. In the bottom of the first, Gage Hales hit a single and Dustin Cartas got hit by the pitcher, but they were not able to move far before the Panthers snagged the third out.
The second inning went by fast, with both teams playing smart in the field and gaining three outs fast. In the top of the fourth, with two outs down Russellvillle's Corey Wright singled then Zach Denney walked, adding two base runners for the Panthers. But Cartas saw something the Panthers didn't, and threw the ball to first before Denney could get back and got the final out of the inning.
The Cougars were ready to turn it up, and they did. Cartas started the inning off with a double. Matt Harper then stepped up to the plate and singles to drive in Cartas to make the first run. Both Cody Hunt and Ryan Basham were hit by the pitcher, which loaded the bases for the Cougars.
Thomas Miller was walked by the Panthers, allowing Harper to score. Caleb Bruner would single and Cartas would hit another double to bring in four more runs for the Cougars, ending the fourth inning with a lead of 7-0.
The rest of the game went by slow, the Cougars defense played smart and did not allow the Panthers to score. The Cougars would take the win and move on to face the Franklin-Simpson Wildcats in the district championship game.
Jacob Proctor and Zach Denney pitched for the Panthers. Proctor finished the night allowing two hits, five runs, walked one and struck out four. Denney finished the night allowing two hits, two runs, walked three and struck out one.
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Born to the Carthaginian Christian nobility. Captured by invading Vandals in 616, and sold into slavery to a pagan Syrian merchant named Eusebius. When the slave ship landed at Cape Corso, Corsica. A pagan festival was in progress, and she was ordered to join in; some versions indicate that participation would have won her freedom. When she refused, her hair was torn out of her head, and she was martyred.
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Great for a 45 gallon tank with 15 gallon sump By Butters17 on 5/24/13
Butters17 would recommend this product to a friendIve been using this product for about 6 months now. Has not failed me yet. This is a must have for saltwater tanks, keeps water levels/salinity the same. my only regret is not getting this sooner..
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Victor D would recommend this product to a friendPros
Magnet attachment
More than enough for my 29g Biocube
Easy to set up (Except the tube for the pump)
Only runs for 1.8 seconds but can be boosted up for bigger tanks. (No fear of flooding)
Float has to be Installed PERFECTLY Vertical. Mine got stuck on the first day. Luckily I was in front of the tank. I knocked the sensor and it stopped pumping.
No alarms. The motor will just pulse every 10 secs. You wont hear it unless the room is silent.
Does what its suppose to. If you're on a budget its a good buy. In hindsight wish I would have held out to buy the reg Osmolator with the alarms and laser eye! -
Great Product By Justin on 3/24/13
Justin would recommend this product to a friendThis is a great solution, especially for a nano reef. The magnet mounts are strong, and I am confident they will hold in place. The unit itself is tiny, and pretty inconspicuous, even if going into a display tank rather than a sump. The only drawback I see is it is a bit noisy when compared to my other tank, which I use an aqualifter on for the ATO.. but it is not obnoxiously loud.
1 bit of info that might be useful to include in the product description is the diameter of the pump. This could be important depending on the top off container that is used. For my purposes, I used a small potable water container designed for a boat or RV. The biggest opening was 1.75 inches, which I thought would be ok for the pump. Turns out the pump diameter is 1/8" larger, so I had to cut a new hole in the tank using a hole saw. No big deal, but would have been nice to know the size before ordering.
Perfect for smaller tanks By Ronald on 3/24/13
Ronald would recommend this product to a friendBought this top off for our 29g tank. Set up took about 5 minutes. Very easy. I really like the back up timer of not letting the pump run for more than 2 minutes. Really assures that im not going to over fill my tank. -
does and donts By daniel on 3/10/13
daniel would recommend this product to a friendok i got this ato for to do 2 things add kalk and add top off water at same time. i put it on my redsea max 250 that i upgraded with a refugium because the filter and skimmer just dont cut it on this tank so i built a custom sump for it. after i put the tunze top off in the sump i set it up where when it tops off water right where it poors over the last chamber witch caused current to let me know it was keeping it at same lvl. if theres a little water current it will kok the float bobber some what and wont let it drop freely so make sure if you get this to make sure it tops off enough to make less water current are add something to keep current away from float bobber. other then that i found no issues so far with this product plus it has a run time that if it runs to long it wont run no more and wont until you unplug it and back in to reset it. plus the little pump that comes with it works awsome cant complain. -
great!! By geranie on 2/26/13
geranie would recommend this product to a friendworking great in my 5.5 aio, no problems at all, much better than my jbj ato. -
tunze nano top off By pat on 2/24/13
pat would recommend this product to a friendproduct works great easy hook up run tihs on my 40 breeder with 20 gallon sumop no problem keeping the water level thanks brs -
previous reviewer, READ YOUR MANUAL By gary on 2/21/13
gary would recommend this product to a friendThe Nano time-out can be overridden. READ YOUR DOCUMENTATION, as the step-by-step procedure is listed in plain text on pages 27-29 of the manual.
As for securing your waterline properly, a bracket has been included for rimmed and rimless tanks. Again, read your documentation. If the included bracket is not sufficient, then you should think about using an airline mag holder or suction cup. But do ensure you do NOT submerge the tubing below the waterline.
Onto my review:
I own 4 of these units for a variety of tank types, from a picotope 3 gallon to my 46 BF. I have had only one small problem with a snail hitting the float and starting the pump prematurely. Fortunately, the float activates at a level the snail could not reach once filled with water. Aside from needing a little bit better of a pest filter, I love these things. I have the JBJ ATO as well, and it doesn't perform as well. I love the fact that I can buy a switched outlet for the tunze so that I can use my own pump. I have yet to do this, as the included pump is more than sufficient.
I've found this system not only to be one of the best ATO's on the market, but also the most affordable for the benefits! This thing is VERY small as well, the postage stamp sized controller is awesome! I really cant say enough about the quality of this product.
Ive found for the best performance, submerge the entire float assembly below the water line, and gradually raise it till the float switch activates, then raise the mount about 1/16". This will make the float very sensitive to level fluctuations. (FYI my float activates when it reaches just below the halfway mark of the plastic mount)
For those of you installing this in an AIO, you'll find it a much quieter installation if you have the water fill line aimed against one of your inner chambers, or onto the media rack. (No waterfill noise) -
In sump/AIO only By nanofreak on 2/21/13
nanofreak would recommend this product to a friendI was a little disapointed to find it only uses one float and a snail guard. I'm using in a AIO tank which gives plenty of room to adjust the float/snail guard inside the chamber. It also has no electronic eye or backup float, as well as no warning lights or audible alarms. Does the job, although not as nice as my regular tunze osmolater.


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Strong's H7430 - ramas
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1) to creep, move lightly, move about, walk on all fours a) (Qal) 1) to creep, teem (of all creeping things) 2) to creep (of animals) 3) to move lightly, glide about (of water animals) 4) to move about (of all land animals generally)
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Despite the emphasis that winemakers place on the different appellations or terroirs of Chablis three factors seem to me to influence a food match more than any other for most of the Chablis you'll taste - the age of the wine, the vintage and the degree of oak influence, if any. There are exceptions to this - Chablis styles that are particularly fruity or ones that have more vegetal notes but in general I think you'll find most wines fall into one of the following five groups.
I came across this article the other day which I wrote 4 years ago after a visit to Chablis. We attended two great dinners organised by Daniel Defaix and Herv Tucki of La Chablisienne which were an object lesson in how to pair Chablis with food. I thought it deserved a re-run.
I'm in Chablis for a couple of days this week and last night enjoyed one of the classic local pairings: a basic Chablis and a dish of Jambon à la Chablisienne - thick slices of ham in a cream, tomato and white wine sauce. This version also had a touch of tarragon which cut the richness of the sauce. It contained all the elements that kicks a young Chablis into touch - saltiness (of the ham), acidity (the tomato) and richness (the cream), a perfect counterfoil to Chablis' own crispness.
I'm a great believer in eating and drinking like the locals when I'm on holiday so when we stopped overnight at Le Pot d'Etain in L'Isle sur Serein in Burgundy last week there was nothing for it but to order a starter of snails with the Chablis we were drinking.
A few weeks ago I was invited to try out the menu at the Hotel du Vieux Moulin, Domaine Laroche's wine bar and restaurant in a converted water mill in Chablis. What they didn't mention was that they'd just opened a cutting edge boutique hotel.
Sometimes you go to a wine dinner with some trepidation wondering if the wine will stand up to the food but I was pretty optimistic that Domaine Long-Depaquit's Chablis would survive at Nobu (the original Metropolitan hotel restaurant in London, not LA, sadly!)
I went to a very posh lunch at Fortnum & Mason last week (about which more to follow) which has to be the most festive place in London. If you're in the vicinity this week make sure you check out their Christmas decorations department on the first floor. And don't miss the spectacularly expensive crackers! (I was told the £1000 boxes had already sold out.)
One of things I enjoyed most on our recent trip to Ireland* was the seafood. The fish shop in Midleton, Co. Cork had a fantastic array of locally caught lobster, crab and prawns at very reasonable prices. They tasted great too - really fresh and sweet.
When you have a fish as fine as Dover sole you don't want to mask its delicate sweet flavour in any way. Here are my suggestions for Gordon Ramsay's recipes in the Times today.
The last two days have been quite, quite beautiful, starting mistily, basking midday in an unseasonally warm sun and finishing with an extended dusk that announces that spring is finally here. I immediately want to eat lighter meals: the new season's vegetables are not quite in yet but I can at least plan for summer and that means a spring clean of the cellar, pushing the full bodied reds to the back and assessing what whites, lighter reds and rosés I still have lurking in the racks.
Since goats cheese and Sauvignon Blanc are such a great match it might seem redundant to think of anything else but despite its reputation for being . . . well . . . goaty, goats cheese is easy to pair with other wines.
A general idea has got about that Chardonnay is for chavs but as anyone who has a taste for top white burgundy or other premium new world Chardonnays will know it's a spectacular food wine.
If you haven't yet worked out what to drink on Thursday (February 14th, if you need reminding!) here are a few suggestions to match popular Valentine's Day foods.
After all the rich eating of the last few days there's nothing better than a plateful of clean-flavoured, briney oysters. But what's the best wine - or beer - to pair with them?
Smoked salmon is most commonly associated with champagne but in fact it goes with many other wines as well as with beer, whisky and vodka.
This recipe came from a fascinating dinner at which chef Greg Malouf cooked a selection of Iranian dishes from his book Saraban which he wrote with his former wife Lucy with whom he still collaborates. This unusual and simple fish dish in yoghurt particularly appealed to me and I thought it would to you too.
A classic starter from the '70's but one that our customers seem to enjoy every bit as much today. This version originally came from a book called Take Twelve Cooks and was one of Pru Leith's recipes. However Stephen Bull attributes it to Peter Kromberg of Le Soufflé at the Intercontinental who was also featured in the book . . .
This typically Burgundian dish of pork with a wine, cream and mustard-based sauce is quick, easy and versatile. You could equally well use it for chicken.
A lot of chefs - particularly male chefs - don't really get salads, making them either an afterthought or wildly, elaborately fussy. Mark Hix of the Independent is an exception - his are always simple but imaginative, reflecting the season perfectly. Here are my matches for his recipes in the Independent this weekend.
Peashoots exemplify the delicate flavours of spring as Hugh Fearnley Whittingstall persuasively argues in the Guardian today. How do you find a wine that won't overwhelm them?
Forget for the moment my often-advocated match of chilled red wine with salmon, if you're lucky enough to get your hands on a wild fish it deserves one of your best whites. Here are my suggested matches for Mark Hix' recipes in the Independent today:
I was interested to read in the Telegraph this weekend that Ken Hom is planning to move from his French base in Cahors to spend more time in Italy and Thailand.
I'm not quite sure whether it's a blessing or a curse to be able to access the English papers so easily on-line these days. It makes it hard to resist the temptation to have a peek and therefore harder to cut off.
Scallops are normally a sure-fire match for chardonnay so it was quite a challenge to think of some alternatives for Skye Gyngell's inventive recipes in the Independent on Sunday today.
It's become fashionable these days to vilify butter and cream but if you want your wine to shine bring them into play. There's almost nothing better than a rich creamy sauce to show off a fine white burgundy and whisking a little butter into a red wine sauce will set your Bordeaux off a treat.
Any of you who have been to J Sheekey's in the West End will probably have succumbed to their unbelievably good fish pie. Here's the recipe from their cookbook J Sheekey Fish.
If you're not one for hearts and flowers but still feel like cooking up a special meal for Valentine's night this recipe from my son Will and Huw Gott's restaurant Hawksmoor* would fit the bill perfectly. After all it does contain oysters which as you know are an aphrodisiac . . .
If you're the kind of person (like me) who puts garlic into practically everything you cook you may regard this question as an irrelevance but some dishes are much more garlicky than others.
I've written before about pairing wine with Chinese food - and so have some of my contributors but here's a slightly different way of going about it that may help you decide which bottle to choose and make your pairings more successful. It involves deciding which flavours are predominant in a dish or selection of dishes.
Caerphilly - or, to be more precise - Gorwydd Caerphilly which is made by my mates Jess and Todd Trethowan of Trethowan's Dairy - is probably the cheese I know best. And there's one absolutely outstanding match for it . . .
Spaghetti carbonara - spaghetti with a creamy bacon and egg sauce - is one of my all-time favourite pasta dishes but what's the best wine pairing for it?
Assuming it's made conventionally with a white sauce and mashed potato topping fish pie is a relatively straightforward dish to match. Almost any smooth dry white wine will do.
You may well know what you're going to drink with the turkey by now but here are some ideas for what to match with your Christmas starters, paired with recipes from some of Britain's favourite chefs and cookery writers.
Tuna's a versatile summer ingredient that you can use in salads or on the barbecue. Quick and easy to cook, like salmon a conductor of many different flavours. It's also a meaty fish which adapts just as well to a red and a rosé as to a white.
Artichokes have the reputation of being a wine-killer but as with most of these diktats the problem is over-played. True, artichokes can make even dry whites taste oddly sweet but that doesn't account for the different ways in which they are cooked and how they are served.
I'm a huge fan of Nigel Slater's. I buy the Observer every week just to read his recipes. Yes, I know I could read them online (as you can here) but you don't get the luscious Jonathan Lovekin photographs. Not that you need them. Slater's prose is so evocative you can taste the recipe as you read.
Whenever anyone talks about foods that are difficult to match with wine asparagus always comes up but as I've always felt the problem is overstated. Just like any other ingredient it depends how you cook and serve it and how many other ingredients there are on the plate.
Summer (or what passes for it) is the perfect time of year to eat crab so why not try out your wine pairing skills and work out which wines you'd match with these eight different crab dishes. My own suggestions below . . .
A fair bit gets written - including by yours truly - about pairing wine with turkey but what type of drinks go best with the Christmas ham?
Although you rarely match a wine to vegetables such as peas or beans they do have an influence on pairings. Peas have a natural sweetness, broad beans an earthiness and runner beans a herbaceous flavour that can affect the style of wine you choose. Here are my suggestions to go with the four recipes in Mark Hix's column in the Independent today.
I'm always undecided as to whether I prefer red wine or white with roast chicken but of course it depends on the accompaniments and the time of year.
Apologies for returning once again to the subject of crab but it is one of my favourite summer foods and this was the outstanding match of last week.
It's so automatic to think of a wine match these days that one sometimes overlooks the fact that a beer will work just as well, if not better. So it is with that great restaurant favourite, chicken caesar salad.
It's a tribute to the sheer joie-de-vivre of the Irish that we regard St Patrick's Day with much more enthusiasm than St George's, St Andrew's or St David's Days (the patron saints for England, Scotland and Wales for those of you who aren't into your saints). So your friends are going to be more than pleased to be invited to celebrate it with you.
Fishcakes are one of the ultimate comfort foods - I remember TV chef Antony Worrall-Thompson saying he could never take them off the menu. In general they pair well with dry white wines, however it depends a little on what fish you use and whether you're serving a buttery sauce alongside


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The Clinton High School theatre class is in its last days of rehearsals for their fall production of "Antigone." The production will be held in Prestage Auditorium on the campus of Clinton High School, Thursday through Saturday, Nov. 1-3. The play will begin at 7 p.m. each night and admission in $5.
In conjunction with the play production, the Clinton Thespian troupe is taking part in the Trick or Treat So Kids Can Eat program. This is a community service project for the group where the students will collect canned and dry goods for local charities and food band.
The food drive which began on Oct. 24 continues through the weekend of the production. Anyone bringing non-perishable food items to the donation booth can either receive a treat or donate a least five items and receive a free ticket to one of the performance of Antigone. The donations will be shared with the Second Harvest Food Bank of Southeastern North Carolina. The troupe is trying to win the title of "Leaders in the Fight Against Hunger."
The play "Antigone," is a Greek tragedy written by Sophocles.
Natalie Pope, the theatre arts teacher at Clinton, shared a brief synopsis of what the play is about.
Based on Greek mythology, Antigone is a daughter of the unintentional incestuous marriage between King Oedipus of Thebes and his mother, Jocasta. Antigone's brothers are killed in battle and the king allows one a proper burial and the other was to be left for nature to takes its course and let the animals eat the corpse. However, she disobeys the king and gives him a proper burial. For this she was sentenced to be isolated in a room with no outside contact from anyone. Eventually she hangs herself because she cannot be with her beloved Haemon. As the tragedy continues others are forced to kill themselves due to the unhappiness of being without the one they loved. The king, Creon, eventually realizes the error of his ways but it is too late to save the others.
"The students have really been working hard on this play. I chose "Antigone" because it is actually something the ninth grade students read in literature. In selecting a Greek tragedy, I am hoping that the students will be exposed to more aspects of the theatre and to appreciate all types of theatrical work. It has been a challenge for the students to learn the dialogue but they have had to translate their lines into their own words so they can understand what they are talking about in this play. It has been a great experience for them thus far," asserted Pope.
There are 15 students in the cast from all four grades. Some of the cast shared their thoughts regarding acting in the Greek tragedy.
Senior Steven Williams plays the role of Tiresias, who is the king's blind fortuneteller.
"This play is different from any I have done prior. It is much more serious in theme that the others I have been in. I usually play a much more humorous character and that has made this play more of a challenge for me. Although when the audience sees me in costume they may chuckle a bit," explained Williamson. "I am enjoying being in Antigone because it is allowing me to experience other types of theatrical parts. It is also a challenge to play a visually impaired person because I cannot make eye contact with anyone. The audience will have to rely on our acting skills to understand what is going on in this play," adds Steven.
The Clinton senior also shared that he liked the dialogue of the play and the seriousness found in the play but dislike the seriousness of his character as he likes to insert humor when he can but not in this production.
The Sentinel is played by freshman Caleb Butler. Butler is new to Clinton having transferred her from southern Georgia. Caleb shared that he has been cast in several plays prior to his first at Clinton.
"Antigone is a big change from what I am accustomed too. There is so much dialogue in Greek plays and not as much action. Speeches are a large part of what goes on in the play and it is important that we depict the story through our actions as we speak our lines. I have found being a part of this production to be a good experience for me. It has helped me to expand my theatrical experiences," stated Butler.
Caleb expressed that his biggest like of doing Antigone was that the play is a step up from the musical and could be identified as a more proper play. He also added that the long dialogues were is least favorite part of the play.
"I do think it will be a good production and I hope the audience will understand what we are trying to convey through our portrayals in the play," said Butler.
The king's messenger is played by junior Jenifer Hernandez. She is excited to be in a Greek play.
"I really like that this is a Greek play. I enjoy Greek mythology and this play is a way for me to be a part of something I enjoy. I truly like the language that is used in the production. The only draw back I see is that the play is so short…less than an hour," cited Hernandez. "I think the audience will enjoy the play especially if they are familiar with the story. It might help someone that has never heard the story to read over the play before coming so they will understand what is taking place better," remarked Jenifer.
Pope is excited for her students and is hoping the public will come out and support the production and help the students with their food drive.
The cast of "Antigone" is as follows: Antigone - Lillie Turlington; Isemene - Kathy Gutierrez; Creon - Issac Cousar; Sentinel - Caleb Baker; First Senator - Stephanie Wides; Haemon - Randolph Barnes; Tiresias - Steven Williams; Messenger - Jenifer Hernandez; The Chorus: Ana Jarmilo, Caroline Czorkowska, Krystin Turlington, Rachel Grimes, Dalyn Padgett and Lexi Valenti; Assistant director - Shekinah King and Stage Manager - Haley Parker.


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