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How to Make Chicken Salad?
Salads usually are a fundamental element of our own diet. Folks that usually stay away from green fresh vegetables also take in salads without grievance because of the numerous health advantages of salads. However, one usually gets fed up with the normal salads and so makes an effort to make some modifications within them. Chicken is certainly one wonderful variant that may be made in the regular tasteless salads. Chicken and fresh vegetables with each other without doubt are a wonderful combo, however along with the usual benefits of vegetables you will probably add a handful of calories. So that you can choose chicken salad on the weekends, so that you can get the pleasure of eating salad and also chicken! Let us learn how to make chicken salad completely from scratch from the following recipes.
Ingredients For Chicken Noodle Salad Recipe
For Salad
6 green onions, chopped
½ cup chopped roasted peanuts, for garnishing
3½ cups cooked chicken, cut into strips
½ cup fresh cilantro leaves, chopped
1 (16 ounce) package uncooked linguine pasta
1 red bell pepper, seeded and cut into strips
1 celery rib, thinly sliced
1 cup julienne-sliced carrot
For Dressing
3 tbs low-sodium chicken broth
2 tbs unseasoned rice vinegar
Salt and ground black pepper, to taste
1 tbs brown sugar, packed
? cup smooth peanut butter
1/8 tsp red pepper flakes
¼ cup soy sauce
1 tbs finely chopped fresh ginger root
1 tbs Asian garlic-chili sauce
First start with the dressing. Take a bowl of a food processor and place soy sauce, 3 tbs chicken broth, peanut butter, red pepper flakes, rice vinegar, ginger, chili-garlic sauce and brown sugar in it. Blend until smooth and then add salt and pepper to taste. If the dressing is to thick add some water or chicken broth. Now for the salad, boil water in a large pot, add a pinch of salt to it. When the water boils, add linguine to it and cook until firm, for about 8-10 minutes. When done, drain the water and place the pasta in a large mixing bowl. Now add celery, green onions, cilantro, carrots, red pepper, and chicken to the bowl. Pour the dressing mixture over noodle chicken mixture and toss to evenly coat.
Ingredients For Chicken Salad Recipe without Mayonnaise
1 tsp white wine vinegar
¾ cups of chopped celery
1 garlic clove, minced
3 tbs good olive oil
1 tsp chopped sage
½ cup chopped apple
2 cups cooked chicken
1 tsp Dijon mustard
½ cup red onions
Salt and pepper to taste
½ tsp lemon zest
This specific recipe is definitely an solution to your query, steps to create chicken salad without mayonnaise. Take a large bowl and shred chicken in it. Add garlic, lemon zest, all vegetables and apples to the bowl, set aside. In another bowl make vinaigrette by adding mustard, oil and vinegar. Combine this mixture with chicken mixture and season with salt and pepper to taste.


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Historic Preservation can Pit Old Buildings vs. Mature Trees/
By FRANK CARINI/ecoRI News staff
PROVIDENCE — The community cheered when historic buildings were saved from demolition, but lost in the celebration was the cost: an old-growth beech tree.
In late spring, the Corporation, Brown University's highest governing body, approved a new site for a proposed performing arts center, between Angell and Olive streets, following opposition, from university students and faculty, local residents and the Providence Preservation Society, to the project's initial location.
The original site, on a plot between Angell and Waterman streets, required the razing and/or moving of five buildings, including the Urban Environmental Lab at 135 Angell St. The new location, which Brown initially rejected as being too small, required the relocation of just one building, the Sharpe House, built circa 1873, from Angell Street to Brown Street. The Sharpe House now sits next to the Peter Green House, which the university moved a decade ago 450 feet to the corner of Brown and Angell streets. (If you click the Peter Green House link, the since-taken-down beech tree can be seen in the right edge of the photo.)
Missing from the Sharpe and Green houses' new neighborhood is a historic beech tree that was more than a century old when it was cut down earlier this year.
Brown University has been commended for withdrawing its original proposal, but the fate of one of Providence's declining number of mature trees was never considered, despite the fact a local ordinance exists that was adopted to protect the city's dwindling collection of historic trees. The ordinance was adopted after another old-growth beech tree on the East Side was cut down several years ago to make room for more parking at a medical facility.
Ray Rickman, a longtime resident of the city's East Side who lives off Brown Street, was one of the local residents who opposed the university's original plan to demolish or move the five historic buildings. He recently told ecoRI News he didn't immediately know that the new plan included the axing of the neighborhood's beloved beech tree. By the time he found out, it was too late to stop the chainsaws.
"Everybody got convinced that this house was more important than the tree," he said. "The tree got lost when people decided the house was more important. Historic houses have more champions than old-growth trees."
The former state representative said that the protection of the city's old-growth trees is secondary to historical buildings. He doesn't believe that should be the case, noting that he plans on working to strengthen the city ordinance that protects mature trees.
"People go, 'Wow,' when you have a 100-year-old tree in your yard," said Rickman, who has a century-old chestnut tree on his property. "But there's very few of these trees still standing. We're diminishing the value of properties. We need more trees like that. These trees deserve protection."
ecoRI News reached out to city forester Doug Still to talk about the recently felled beech tree in particular and old-growth tree management in general, but we were told by the city's director of communications to e-mail her deputy director of communications our questions. Here is that exchange:
Question: Much was made of the saving of the historic Sharpe House by moving it, but its relocation came at the expense of an old-growth beech tree. How does that trade-off mesh with a city ordinance designed to protect the city's dwindling collection of historic trees?
Answer: The removal of "significant trees" — defined as a tree 32 (inches) or greater in diameter — is prohibited without permission from the city forester; and then only if certain criteria are met: if the tree is diseased, poses a safety hazard, or prevents the property from being developed in accordance with the zoning ordinance and there are no alternatives to removal of the tree. This zoning regulation has created a thoughtful process for land owners and tree companies who seek to remove large trees, and has prevented the indiscriminate removal of dozens of significant trees since its inception in 2004.
Q: Did the city have any concerns about that tree, which at one time anchored a small park, being taken down?
A: A tree that size benefits the community due to its capacity to provide valuable environmental services, such as reducing local temperatures in summer; cleaning the air; intercepting or slowing storm water before it reaches the sewer system, rivers, and Narragansett Bay; reducing energy use for cooling in summer and heating in winter; storing carbon; providing a home for wildlife; and other functions. However, the regulation notes that the opinion of the city forester must be objective in assessing the interests of city residents in addition to those of the property owner when considering the removal of a significant tree.
Q: How does the city decide which historic/old-growth trees need to be protected and which ones don't?
A: One criteria included in the zoning ordinance states that approval for removal is given if "The tree prevents the property owner from developing the property in conformance with this ordinance, and there are no alternatives to removal of the tree." This was the case at Brown University, which held many public meetings regarding the location of the performing arts center and alternative sites and their pros and cons had been considered extensively. The university has pledged extensive resources to plant 250 new trees nearby, as well as funding to plant trees in neighborhood parks throughout the city. They were not required to do so, but recognized the importance of the beech tree and its loss.
Q: How does the city view historic homes and historic trees in terms of their protection needs?
A: Regarding trees vs. buildings, ideally we want to preserve both, and we work with developers to explore all options. In the end, we can't legally deprive property owners from developing their property. Courts have ruled that denying demolition of a building in a historic district does not infringe on property rights. However, the city would not be able to defend its decision to deny removal of a significant tree if there was no other way to develop the property to its potential without the removal of the tree.
Community benefits
Besides improving property values, trees, especially mature ones, help lessen the impacts of climate change, help protect against flooding, and help filter stormwater runoff.
According to a 2014 study of Providence's urban forest, the city's 415,000 or so trees annually remove 91 tons of pollution, sequester 4,030 tons of carbon, and eliminate 31 million gallons of runoff. These services provide an environmental benefit of $4.7 million annually, according to Providence's Urban Forests: Structure, Effects and Values.
In fact, numerous studies suggest that urban trees and green space improve public health, as trees clean the air, cool neighborhoods, and improve air and water quality. The city's most recent comprehensive plan highlights the importance of trees.
Providence's total tree cover is about 23 percent.


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- Anne in Oxfordshire said...
Leesa I have seen food like that ( or better) over in France and you have lots of posts about great Cakes from other countries.
I am not sure why they have called their tart "Cooked fruit tart" aren't all tarts cooked .. ??
- Tuesday, 02 November, 2010
- Leesa said...
Hi Anne---
We'll there's good food to be had in EVERY country, I'm sure!
There are some baked tartes- though-- like tarte aux pommes, tartes aux poires, aux abricots.. Yes, their are MANY cooked tarts- maybe the one you are thinking of is the one with all the fruits on top- like kiwi/blueberry/strawberry-- they don't usually 'cook' those fruits on a tarte- but the do other ones- even the tarte au citron is a baked tarte, as well...
I suppose they mean 'baked' I wouldn't use the word 'cooked' personally - but you can say cooked in the oven- I would say- baked in the oven, though and NOT use the word cooked!!! That's just me, though!
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Today's teens are a part of the newest, youngest, and largest American generation known as the Millennials. They were born between 1982 and 2002. They have some unique characteristics that require some changes in our youth ministry game plan.
Over this next year, I will be detailing some of the qualities of this present generation and the ministerial implications. If we don't address these unique characteristics, we risk losing a generation. Today, I want to begin with the fact that they have been hovered over and made to feel "special."
The Millennials are the most watched, protected, and supervised generation in American history. The pendulum wildly swung from the Gen X teens (born 1961 to 1981) known as the "latch key kids" because they raised themselves to the Millennial parents earning the title of "helicopter parents" because they are always hovering over their children.
Beyond their parents, Millennials are growing up receiving a lot of specialized and personal attention. They are benefiting from recent educational policies that make sure each individual has an opportunity to learn. They watch reality TV were everyone is a star. Many are conditioned by expectations that you will care about them. This became clear to me while conducting a focus group of teens in Wisconsin. They revealed to me that they were very upset that their pastor did not call them by name Sunday mornings and gave them the same penances after reconciliation! (we are unique sinners who deserve unique penances!)
The implications for youth ministry are obvious. The Church needs to be a place where teens feel loved and personally cared for. If we lead them from a distance and through an impersonal programmatic approach, we risk losing them. They value highly and respond positively to relationships. We must truly practice relational ministry in both the larger parish and within youth ministry. We have to be more of a real community.
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WWE SmackDown Live: Jinder Mahal pins Randy Orton, Erick Rowan gets shock win, Rusev returns next week… seven things we learnt
The O2 in London hosted last night's SmackDown LIVE – where the superstars are getting ready for Backlash
WWE returned to the O2 in London last night for SmackDown LIVE – where the superstars are getting ready for the blue brand's next big pay-per-view Backlash on May 21.
Here are seven important things we learnt from the show last night.
Naomi v Charlotte will have to wait
It looked like we were building towards champ Naomi versus Charlotte Flair at Backlash – but last night they confirmed they'll take part in a six-woman tag match instead.
Natalya defeated Becky Lynch last night, with Tamina and Carmella in Natie's corner and Naomi and Charlotte in Becky's – setting up the tag match.
That's no bad thing.
A slow build towards Charlotte eventually defeating Naomi for the title is much preferable to a rush job.
In even better news, Charlotte is still playing heel, despite teaming with the babyfaces. What a waste of a great villain it would have been if Charlotte had turned.
The Showoff is a letdown
Dolph Ziggler had yet another verbal confrontation with Shinsuke Nakamura ahead of their match at Backlash.
Nakamura invited Ziggler to face off there and then. For a second it looked like it was on – until Ziggler backed down, sneak attacking "The King of Strong Style" instead.
Nakamura sent Ziggler running as he has every other week.
It looks like the same old segment, but it's smart booking – building anticipation for Nakamura's in-ring debut.
WWE could defy expectations by actually making Nakamura a bankable main eventer.
The Usos can talk
Turning heel is the best thing to happen to The Usos in their WWE career so far.
As villains, the tag champs actually have a personality – which they proved by cutting a surprisingly good promo on Breezango after the self-proclaimed fashion police had beat The Ascension.
The Usos needed to fire back after being mocked in the "Fashion Files" skits – and should deliver an exciting match against the much underrated Breezango at Backlash.
Erick Rowan scored a major victory
Rowan faced his former Wyatt brother Luke Harper last night – and got a surprise win with a thunderous slam.
Harper has been one of success stories from SmackDown LIVE.
Could it be time for Rowan to get his turn at a singles push?
Rowan still feels so tied to Bray Wyatt that it's to imagine him making it on his own – WWE needs to give us more insight on the Rowan character if he's going to succeed.
Rusev returns next week
"The Bulgarian Brute" appeared in another pre-recorded video.
Frustrated that Shane McMahon hasn't responded to his demands for a title shot at Money in the Bank, he will return to SmackDown next week to get answers.
A break from TV is just what Rusev needed.
After defeats to Roman Reigns and then teaming with Jinder Mahal (then still a jabroni), Rusev was dangerously close to comedy heel.
Rusev could reestablish himself next week with a brutal beat down on an unsuspecting superstar – or even Shane McMahon himself.
American Alpha were nowhere to be seen
What's happened to Jason Jordan and Chad Gable?
When they came to the main roster from NXT last summer they were one of WWE's hottest prospects.
But a combination of poor booking and bland personalities has really hurt the former amateur grapplers.
And last night the former champs didn't even have a match.
WWE needs a serious rethink on American Alpha before their next big storyline or title shot.
They're far too good in the ring to be wasted.
Jinder Mahal just pinned the WWE Champion
The thought of jobber-turned-number one contender Jinder Mahal becoming WWE Champion strikes fear into the hearts of many fans.
But WWE is serious about his push.
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Teaming with Baron Corbin and Kevin Owens to battle Randy Orton, Sami Zayn, and AJ Styles, Mahal pinned Orton with his Camel Clutch slam – a shocking end to an exciting match.
We still don't expect Mahal to actually win the title – not yet anyway – but at least WWE is trying to get Jinder over as a (admittedly not convincing) headliner.
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It all started Monday at my doctors office, I went in for my 39 week appointment feeling like I was in labor. Apparently I was just out of room. I could not take it any more! After speaking with my doctor about the different options we decided to induce on Wednesday if he was not born Monday or Tuesday. I was so excited I could hardly contain myself. I immediately went home and started to get ready for his birth. Monday and Tuesday drug on like there was no tomorrow, and after not being able to sleep Tuesday night 5:00am on Wednesday morning finally arrived. I nervously and frantically packed the car and Jason and I headed to the hospital.
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Over the course of DevTools development, we have added several experimental panels to try out new ideas. Not all of these have had wide adoption, and due to the cost of maintenance, seldom used panels are eventually removed.
We have created this list of deprecated or removed panels. This page documents the deprecated panels and the bugs that track their removal. Although these panels have been removed, you still have access to the old code, and there are alternative webextensions that you can try to get similar functionality.
When we deprecate a panel, we begin by getting feedback from the community to determine the impact of removing that panel. Once we have decided to remove the panel, we will provide a warning message, and finally, we will remove the panel from the codebase.
You may see a warning message, as in the following image, when trying to activate a deprecated panel:
In addition, if you open the panel for one of these tools, you will also see a warning message about its removal.
Scratchpad will be deprecated as of Firefox 70 (bug 1565380).
It will be removed in the future (version number unknown at the moment, check bug 1519103).
Scratchpad provides an environment for experimenting with JavaScript code. You can write, run, and examine the result of code that interacts with the web page.
You can write multi-line JavaScript code in the Web Console, making it similar to the Scratchpad. If the JavaScript code you enter in the Console can be interpreted as the beginning of a multi-line statement, the Enter key adds a new line in the input, and you can evaluate the expression using Ctrl + Enter (Cmd + Enter on macOS).
When evaluating, the input isn't cleared, which makes it possible to quickly iterrate over a snippet of code.
The results are displayed in the console output, to the right of the input, providing immediate feedback. Unlike in Scratchpad, errors are properly displayed in the output with an expandable stacktrace, making it easier to debug the code you're currently writing.
WebIDE and Connect page
WebIDE was deprecated as of Firefox 69
Disabled as of Firefox 70 (bug 1539451).
Removed as of Firefox 71 (bug 1539462).
WebIDE allowed you to connect the Firefox Developer Tools to remote browsers, such as Firefox for Android. It was also intended to support application development for Firefox OS.
Remote debugging is available in about:debugging as of Firefox 68. Features not ported to about:debugging are: WiFi debugging for Firefox for Android, application development. Features that are planned but not ported yet: remote browser screenshots and edit remote browser configuration. More details on the mailing-list thread.
Canvas debugger
Bugzilla issue: bug 1403938
Removed as of Firefox 67
Canvas Debugger allowed users to inspect the canvas element and see how frequently a given function is called. It was deprecated due to lack of use.
We do not have dedicated documentation for the Canvas Debugger.
Spector.js is a WebExtension that can provide these features with 3D contexts.
Web Audio editor
Bugzilla issue: bug 1403944
Removed as of Firefox 67
The Web Audio Editor allowed you to examine an audio context constructed in the page and provided a visualization of its graph. This gave a high-level view of its operation, and enabled you to ensure that all the nodes are connected in the way you expect. It was possible to edit the AudioParam properties for each node in the graph. Some non-AudioParam properties, like an OscillatorNode's type property, were displayed and editable as well. It was deprecated due to lack of use.
More details about the Web Audio Editor
Alternatives include AudioN and https://github.com/spite/WebAudioExtension web extensions.
Shader editor
Bugzilla issue: bug 1342237
Removed as of Firefox 67
The Shader Editor allowed users to examine and edit the source of the WebGL vertex and fragment shaders. It was deprecated due to low usage and maintenance costs.
More details about the Shader Editor
An alternative to this panel is this extension: https://github.com/spite/ShaderEditorExtension, or Spector.js also supports a Shader Editor that requires a library to use a shader reloader hook. Currently only the Babylon library does.


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Return Policy
Please send us a message via email or FB messenger BEFORE opening a case on Paypal. We will tell you how to proceed. Your return will be accepted within 14 days of receipt. The item must be returned in the same condition with our tag on it. We put this tag to ensure that the item returned is not worn, or is not changed to a different bag. We will not accept the return if you remove our tag from the bag. Return shipping is at your expense if you return the item for your own reason. After 14 days of receipt, the return will be accepted only when: 1. Proved to be fake by the brand. The buyer must submit a written document by the brand. We will tell you how to get it. Any document by the third party will not be considered as a valid document. 2. The item has major damage not described.
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Welcome To Waikato Food Inc.
Promoting all things foodie in the Waikato.
Waikato Food Inc is a not-for-profit group working together to develop a vibrant and cohesive network for food and beverage producers, retailers and consumers in our region. We celebrate success, provide networking and professional development opportunities for business owners and their staff, help businesses participate at food shows, take chefs to meet local producers, advertise job vacancies in the hospitality world and host exciting events for foodies.
Our Vision:
To gain recognition of the Waikato region as a world-class food and beverage region.
Our Goals:
To celebrate and promote the excellence of Waikato food and beverage products and services.
To encourage and support producers and hospitality businesses to strive for excellence every day.
To create effective communication channels for information sharing, promotion, education and networking for food industry businesses and for interested consumers.
To organise and promote successful food-related events in the Waikato region.
Feast Waikato
Kicking off this April (2nd-5th) is the inaugural Feast Waikato. With a series of food events; from dinners and lunches to0 tours, talks and markets, all celebrating the mighty Waikato this is a weekend to mark in the diary.
Matariki Dish Challenge
Back for its fifth year Waikato Food Inc's tino reka te kai Matariki Dish Challenge is putting the Waikato and New Zealand cuisine on the map. Each winter local chefs sharpen their knives and create a dish celebrating both Matariki (Maori New Year) and Waikato produce.
Ferment Fest 2019
Ferment Fest - Waikato's Artisan Beer, Cheese, and Fermented Food Festival
Now in its third year, Ferment Fest is the prelude to October, a month known around the world for a celebration of beer and coincides with New Zealand Cheese Month.
Home to several award-winning cheesemakers and of late many exciting craft brewers, FermentFest is a celebration of brewers, cheesemakers and fermented good makers.
You'll be able to learn from their extensive knowledge, see demonstrations, try samples, listen to live music and more!
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Introduction to Ayurveda: Nutrition, Lifestyle, Massage and Yoga (for your body type) with Dee
Learn how to create your Self-healing daily routine thanks to Ayurvedic and Yogic principles.
Connect and harmonize with your Nature.
Experience healing therapies designed to balance your vital energies (also known as dosha: Vata, Pitta, Kapha). Dee's treatments are infused with a touch of energy healing.
Understand the wisdom of the elements through workshop talks, yoga classes and daily routine.
Self-heal into awareness.
During this week-long workshop, you are invited to:
Five 1.5- hour yoga classes – themed on the elements & / doshas
Three therapies to balance and heal each dosha (Vata, Pitta, Kapha)
One dosha reading
Three lifestyle workshops
What's Included
Seven nights of deluxe, single accommodation.
Daily vegetarian meals and beverage service.
All taxes.
Not included: transportation costs, tips to Villa Sumaya staff, optional tours & activities.
Timing, Pricing & Registration
Available weekly through to April 2019, so please send us your date request.
Pricing: $1,850 single in deluxe accommodation.
To learn more or sign up, please contact firstname.lastname@example.com
Source: villasumaya.com/event/dee


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EntreSoc Game
EntreSoc Game
The ENTRE SERIES Games simulate events that transform the training room into a microcosm of the real world faced by target groups. This enables participants to discover for themselves the value of proactive life paradigms.
They learn the implications of:
- Planning and budgeting money and time
- Optimum use of their resources
EntreSoc focuses on governance and the impact of decisions and actions of government leaders, bankers, entrepreneurs and citizens on the economic standing of a town/country. Participants will play through scenarios that focus on the Entrepreneur's role, the Banker's role, and the Government Officer's role.
Lessons to be extracted from this game is endless as different participants will have different strategies and decisions. Everything they do in-game will affect the outcome and lessons of the game.
- 1 nylon, water-resistant bag
- Trainer's Guide
- Location chart/map
- Currencies (6 types, total 96 pcs.)
- Child Cards (12 girls, 12 boys)
- Life Cards (30 types)
- Asset Cards (8types, total 98 pcs.)
- Investments (9 types, 4 pcs./type)
- Briefing Sheet A: Entrepreneur (2 pcs.)
- Briefing Sheet B: Banker (2 pcs.)
- Briefing Sheet C1 & C2: Gov't Officer (2 pcs.)
- Briefing Sheet D: Citizen (2 pcs.)
- Handouts (3 types; to be reproduced as needed)


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Knott's Scary Farm 2018: Mazes & the Log Ride
Knott's Berry Farm, Buena Park, CA
Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to Terror Tuesday, an alliterative weekday name I just made up to provide a flimsy excuse for today's update. We're back at Knott's Scary Farm, following up on yesterday's General Recap, to take an in-depth look at the 9 mazes that make up Scary Farm's line-up this year, plus a quick jaunt on the Log Ride's Halloween Hootenanny overlay. (Reviews on Scary Farm's shows and scare zones come later this week.)
Truth be told, today's update is also an excuse to just post eye candy and Haunt maze porn. Knott's has done such a great job really upping the quality of their mazes over the past several years that I felt compelled to really do them photographic justice. I can definitely remember the days when only half or even a lesser percentage of Knott's mazes approached the quality that even the less spectacular mazes reach today. And it's been a treat to see the park really up its set quality and complexity in response to local competition—both from big name theme park haunts and from cutting edge, independent haunts!
We'll also be providing our assessment of the haunted attractions based on our visits this past weekend.
Naturally, the reviews and photos below contain a lot of Scary Farm spoilers, so if you don't want to have any idea of what a maze looks like, then you should probably just skip this update. If you don't care about some but want to stay spoiler-free on others, then just look for the larger text at the start of each maze and scroll on.
And finally, some of the images below contain simulated graphic gore and violent images. This would most definitely not be the most safe for work update, unless you work somewhere cool, I suppose.
Trick Or Treat: Lights Out
Haunt's longest-running maze returned for its sixth (and perhaps final?) year, once again utilizing the Gantom Torch programmable flashlights for a different and dark twist to a beloved maze. Trick Or Treat: Lights Out provided largely the same layout and experience as last year, taking guests through the Green Witch's sinister abode. That didn't stop crowds from packing the line for this maze, extending its wait to up to 2-1/2 hours on Saturday evening.
A large part of this is due to the maze's lower capacity. It's small to begin with, so it physically cannot fit as many people per hour as other mazes housed in larger storage buildings. But it is also limited by how many Gantom Torches can be distributed at once. Thus, it is highly recommended to do Trick or Treat first, right at park opening, or grab a Fright Lane to skip the lines.
All of that said, I personally had a wonderfully creepy time during my run through this maze. When it isn't crammed with guests and flowing like a haunted conga line, Trick Or Treat can exude some major creepiness, and such was the vibe as I found myself walking through all by myself. The flashlights played a great part in setting tone and amplifying suspense through the progression of the house, and given the time to properly absord the ambiance without a rush, Trick Or Treat showed that it was still as good as ever.
The only catch was that outside of beginning- or end-of-night lulls, the busy waits meant that such unrushed experiences were likely relatively rare through the rest of the evening.
The Depths
One of two new mazes (both located backstage by Ghostrider), The Depths was Jon Cooke's new contribute to this year's Scary Farm. Though Mr. Cooke left his position as Knott's maze designer this past spring, he retained a consulting role that allowed him to nonetheless work on the design of a maze for Scary Farm this year. As a result, The Depths was one of the more anticipated attractions, if only for the shear reason that Cooke was attached to it, and like Pixar during its early run, anything from "Johnny Plague" was pretty much gold.
Well, this year might have been a Cars moment. The Depths, while still a solid maze, did not seem to quite measure up to the epic grandeur and cohesive brilliance of past classic Cooke mazes like Paranormal Inc or Dark Ride. The maze spent much of its time building steadily increasing tension, leading up to a finale that—while definitely spectacular—couldn't quite overcome the inaction of a noticeable portion of the rest of the maze.
Make no mistake—there were some wonderful scenes in The Depths. The sprawling swamp in the middle of the course brought to mind the grand final room of Dark Ride last year—a sudden decompression that strikes a moment of awe. (It also made me wonder if it could have been a subtle ode to the building's previous maze occupant, Voodoo, which also featured a swamp setting.) And the final scene involving a face to face encounter with the Kraken is monumental—amplified even more so by the full-on rocking ship that guests navigate through before encountering an aquatic pirate bearing a rather strong resemblance to a certain famous squiddy cinematic villain.
However, much of the maze also felt uneventful, particularly the progression through the mines and caverns. There was talent present, and even a cute animatronic or two. But there wasn't much that happened during these segments.
It turns out there might be a good reason for the relative (I emphasis that word) dulled performance. The Depths had a particularly tricky Haunt build, and the result that opened this past weekend was actually incomplete, missing several story-telling elements and effects in addition to scenic treatments on the exterior that would have made the show building more than just a black box with an admittedly impressively cool looking lighthouse at the corner.
The most important missing element was an "elevator" that would function as a preshow (we all know how much Jon loves his preshows!) that set the baseline of the story and also serve as a pulsing mechanism to space apart the crowds. The elevator to the depths of the mines was completely absent on opening weekend.
Furthermore, there was a lot of missing tech pieces from The Depths, including the animatronic captain outside, a large scale waterfall feature in the Kraken room, projections for the Kraken's pupils, and a few scare effects in the first half that could have made it less uneventful. Would these have been able to save the maze from its plodding first half? I'm not sure. It depends on how they would have been executed, and we may be able to find out next weekend, if these incomplete elements are finished for the rest of the run.
Preshows can be beneficial and detracting—an effective way to tell a story, but also a hold-up for a crowd eager to get on with the rest of the maze, plus a timing complication for line control. And while I could follow along the basic premise of a journey into a seaside cavern that uncovers a secret and mysterious cult of creatures worshipping a mythical beast, there were still elements of the maze that didn't quite seem to follow that outline. Plus, there were moments where I noticed the length of the maze, which—as is the case with movies—indicates lulls that weaken the escapism.
All of that said, The Depths was still enjoyable for myself, although not all of us were quite as optimistic. It doesn't hit the high that Cooke's aforementioned top mazes reached. It's probably more on a Shadowlands level—a creative and unique theme, some interesting execution, but ultimately not quite as action-packed as I personally would have preferred. But I'm interested in seeing if weekend two may bring some finishing of work that will change the maze experience…
For a [frequently dim but kind of creepy] walk-through of The Depths, check out the video below.
Paranormal Inc.
Right next door, in its usual spot in the Ghostrider backstage area, Paranormal Inc. once again thrilled guests with a chilling ghost-hunting-gone-wrong story at an infamous hospital.
This year is Paranormal Inc.'s fourth. Years 1-3 featured the exact same layout and progression, opting not to fix anything that wasn't broken. But for year 4, Knott's decided to redesign the ending of the maze to provide a new and thrilling finale and adjust the progression to better enforce the story of maze.
And what an ending it is! Pretty much everyone I spoke to seemed to rave about it, because it really did craft a more cohesive conclusion that tied back into Hayden Hill Hospital's [fictitious] lore. After passing through the red vortex laser tunnel and squeezing through the black airbags—which functioned like a portal—guests found themselves in a hospital waiting room, back at Hayden Hill in its operational days. Continuing into a hallway allowed guests to see the facilities as a gateway to a dark and demonic alternate universe, and occasional lighting triggers in the hallway would reveal a hellish scene of torture and beastly figures beyond. It was a very impressive and cinematic gesture that foreshadowed guests' own run-in with the demonic beast just before the maze ended—an altered version of the original finale.
As for the rest of the maze… the talent was absolutely brilliant through multiple visits. The monsters here are largely veterans of the maze and have great chemistry, utilizing their designed spaces to great aplomb to achieve maximal start and jump scares from unexpected locations. Walking through Paranormal Inc. felt very much like walking through a haunted hospital with all the spirits loose. It was incredibly enjoyable.
Looking for a video walk-through? Here's video of this year's Paranormal Inc, complete with new ending!
Dark Entities
The other new maze at Scary Farm this year was the Gus Krueger-designed Dark Entities (or, as apparently everyone is calling it, some variation of Dark 'n' Titties), a modern take on a space maze featuring a doomed spacecraft (the Shard) and its encounter with a monstrous alien creature that overtakes the crew and turns them into hosts for its species.
The last time Knott's did a maze with an alien theme, the results were somewhat cartoonish. They followed the traditional model of aliens invading Earth—more Mars Attacks than grave horror. But Dark Entities takes on a more horrific, gruesome tone, more akin to Ridley Scott's Alien series, or equivalents.
The set design of the maze is very impressive—as touted at the Scary Farm Preview Event, the maze is basically lit by its own set pieces, not by theatrical lighting mounted above all the set construction. The walls form a gritty space ship ambiance, and the incorporation of animatronics and media effects provided an extra layer of immersion. I particularly enjoyed the K-2SO-esque droid that recurred through the maze—a medical robot who didn't seem quite helpful in stopping this alien attack.
Critique does merit mention to the cast of this maze, however. This weekend, they still seemed to be in the settling in stage, and often, their scare tactics were either rudimentary or easy to expect. They'll get better, but it was a noticeable difference, because the maze aesthetics were so surprisingly nice. It was also a noticeable difference compared to the more polished casts of mazes like Paranormal Inc and Dark Ride, which their timing and control of their maze environment down in a more masterful manner.
Oddly enough, Dark Entities enjoyed one of the shorter waits through a lot of the weekend. This may have something to do with its entrance, which is located on the backside of the storage buildings backstage, facing the Knott's South Parking Lot. Placing it in this corner maximizes queue length, but it also sets the End Of The Line Sign Holder someone out of direct site for many guests filtering through the area. Unless they are coming directly from the exit of The Depths, it's easy to miss the entrance to Dark Entities!
Regardless, the maze itself proved to be a nice hit, and the promise it brings bodes well for future versions of this attraction as well!
Here's a walk-through of the Dark Entities maze. It gets dark in some places, due to omission of on-camera lighting.
Special Ops: Infected
Also entering its fourth year, this maze by Mystery Lodge was the other massive line gatherer over the weekend. Like Trick Or Treat, the major factor had to do something guests had to use in this maze—the "laser tag" guns. With a limited supply and a requirement to pulse small groups through the layout one zone at a time, Infected was a long wait in excess of an hour through most of the evening. But hey, hunting zombies is still pretty fun. And guest seemed to enjoy the video game nature of this attraction.
Not much has changed in Infected's layout over its past four years as a standalone maze. This year, however, did see a change in the finale scene here, as cadets rushed into the sewer plant, only to discover a monstrous, almost alien-like creature towering over and confronting them. This large animatronic was a cool addition, and it even had a target to shoot at to score higher points. Other than that, Infected was the same as in prior years. If one finds "zombie laser tag" to be entertaining, this is a can't-miss maze. But for those who don't care about shooting at monsters, other attractions are available.
I wouldn't be surprised to see this become a new maze next year, though, not necessarily because of age, but to replace it with a higher capacity maze that can cut the lines down.
Indulge in a first person POV style video through Special Ops: Infected here!
The Red Barn
Whereas some of the other mazes, like Paranormal Inc. and Special Ops: Infected, had small segments redesigned, The Red Barn underwent a more in-depth reconfiguration of both its layout and its story.
This Gus Krueger and Daniel Miller collaboration originally focused more on a murderous backwoods family that feasts on human victims. But this year, the storyline has embraced the cultish nature of the Red Barn's patriarch a little more, and the maze is different because of it.
Unfortunately, while other mazes' changes have enhanced their appeal and given them new freshness, The Red Barn's new layout and theme seemed to make it more of a generic maze that stood in greater contrast to the rest of the line-up because of their embrace of innovative inspirations. There was certainly plenty of blood and gore, and even a bit of salaciousness with one particular scene, but the execution (pun intended) felt pretty straightforward and standard—the type that would commonly grace Haunt ten years ago, but which maze and story design have moved past now.
On the plus side, the finale provided a high adrenaline rush to unsuspecting guests, and I did find it amusing to watch. The use of a certain horror park prop that is more frequently associated with Halloween Horror Nights rather than Knott's Scary Farm intensified the scares, and some guests certainly ended up sprinting out of the maze in terror!
Dark Ride
The single best maze of the weekend in our opinion was Dark Ride, Jon Cooke's instant classic from last year. Everything that people raved about this maze last year was in full effect opening weekend. The layout remained unchanged, because why mess with a proven successful formula? Once again, guests were forced to saunter through an abandoned carnival ride, discovering a murderous group of carnies in the process.
The scenes of Dark Ride were outright exquisite—lovely sets lit very dramatically, as a haunted house carnival ride would be. And the cast was something else. These fantastic monsters had their timing and interjections in mid-season form, providing plenty of well-executed jump scares and entertainingly unstable interactions that would be reminiscent of former carnival workers who have gained a taste for blood.
And with strangely short lines compared to most other mazes, Dark Ride was also one of the best time values on opening weekend. Wait less time for a better product? Yeah, Dark Ride gave guests that. And we loved every bit of it!
Can't get enough? Take a virtual "ride" of Dark Ride here!
Back for its third year, Shadowlands provided some tweaks to its front end before navigating the rest of its layout in the same manner as in previous years. This year, the pre-show was completely removed, allowing guests to enter the maze immediately. The dual paths from year 1 were combined into a single route, similar to last year, taking guests through an eerie Japanese forest, through a bathhouse with supernatural creatures, and through dark corridors and haunted spaces.
Shadowlands has always been more of an ambiance maze to me than an active scare maze. It certainly has startles but this bushido-inspired maze has frequently focused more on its visuals and its imaginative inspiration. It's a solid maze but not heart-capturing.
This year felt more of the same—a solid, well done maze that landed in the middle of the pack of similarly solid, well done mazes that couldn't quite distinguish itself above others like Dark Ride and Paranormal Inc. did. But perhaps it's a testament to the rising standards that something like Shadowlands can make such high quality seem routine, forcing reviews to mince particulars to determine level of performance.
It should also be noted that this year, guests exiting Shadowlands were routed along the railroad tracks to the crossing over at the boundary between Fiesta Village and Boardwalk. Previously, guests simply came back the way they entered, winding up at the restrooms near Xcelerator's entrance.
Pumpkin Eater
Last but certainly not least among the mazes, we had Pumpkin Eater, the Daniel Miller-designed maze from last year that sort of tied into The Hollow in terms of mythology and aesthetics. This maze, too, promised a revised ending, and while the arrangement of the decorations and orientation of the exit path was indeed a little different, by and large, things were the same as last year.
Well, theming, at least. Because in a happy surprise, Pumpkin Eater ended up being chock full of highest density of monsters that I've seen in a while. And they brought their A-games to play! Timing of scares was frequent and lively, and even though the maze did catch a little bit of haunted line syndrome at times, the number of monsters present allowed for some surprises anyway.
We weren't expecting Pumpkin Eater to maintain its place in our rankings this year, but it actually might have even gone up from last year. Kudos to everyone involved in this maze for a most appreciated surprise!
Log Ride: Halloween Hootenanny
In non-maze but-still-Halloween-attraction news, the Log Ride once again took on a Halloween flavor, with the return of the Halloween Hootenanny to Calico's logging mountain. There were zero monsters along the route when we rode on opening weekend. And truthfully, that is probably better.
Aside from the OSHA concerns that have always been something to deal with, the startle scares on the Log Ride have never seemed particularly efficient. Sometimes, a monster's timing would be off and miss the log completely. Other times, a monster might choose not to scare. In any event, the Halloween-themed Log Ride frequently ended up a little disappointing to those looking for actual thrills and chills, so it was better to keep the ride in its daytime, family-friendly version rather than go for something enhanced but more complicated.
The overall quality across the board in this year's line-up is arguably the highest Knott's Scary Farm has ever had. Our favorites were Dark Ride and Paranormal Inc, which we felt clearly performed above the crowd in terms of both maze design, talent energy, and scares. At the bottom of our rankings this time was Red Barn, which unfortunately felt muddled and ordinary admist a roster of very innovative and creative mazes. The rest? Well, they were all very competitive with each other, and we very well could have placed them in different preferred orders on each different visit.
Of course, it's important to recognize that reviewing mazes can be majorly subjective and dependent on luck of a draw. Someone who had an incredible experience in one maze may be followed by someone who happens to hit all the lulls and doesn't face any scares or interaction, or perhaps happens to be walking through during a more major cast break. And of course, there are also the biases of the person. Something that was interesting and fun to me may have been pointless and unacceptable to Jim, or vice versa.
That being said, we tried to do multiple runs through when we could to get a more uniform assessment.
Ultimately, even with some of the technical and build issues, the mazes this year were pretty darn solid. Only a minority of them tackle traditional horror scenes, and variety and uniqueness of the nine provide a comprehensive set of experiences that no other haunt can boast. The Log Ride, too, is a whimsical, fun, and family-friendly overlay that captures the warmer spirit of Halloween.
All in all, guests who go to Knott's Scary Farm this year will have plenty of terrific attractions to keep them occupied all night. Whether it be via the mazes, the Log Ride, or even the other park rides that are open during the event, Knott's has another winning season ahead of it. So head on down to the farm this weekend and go check out what lurks behind the veil!
Architect. Photographer. Disney nerd. Haunt enthusiast. Travel bugged. Concert fiend. Asian.


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The Dog Blog
If you've met me, you know that I have a slight obsession with dogs. I stop to pet all the dogs, I dog-sit, I highly encourage dogs coming to sessions and weddings. Why? BECAUSE THEY'RE THE BEST. So what better way to look back at the past couple of years of work than highlighting man and woman's best friend. Some of these are venue dogs, but most belong to the couple. And that sweet box with the collar? A memorial for a pup who should be celebrating with them. My heart. I love these images and the love the dogs show their humans so much. Even when the camera is focused on the couple, their pup is still by their side. I do my job so I can document you and your loved ones...and there is no doubt that these sweet, furry creatures are your loved ones too.
OH! And yes, those cake toppers ARE the cutest things EVER. If you are looking to spice up your wedding cake, check out this amazing shop at BabycakeToppers.


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San Luis Obispo 18-year-old suffered cardiac arrest, but every day, she comes up smiling
Ivy Alvarado is on track to graduate from San Luis Obispo High School in June, and she plans to walk in the commencement ceremony.
Such goals are not unusual for 18-year-olds, but Ivy suffered full-blown cardiac arrest in the summer of 2008. The incident deprived her brain of oxygen, and ever since, she has been climbing her way out of debilitating disabilities and reassembling her life "piece by piece," in her own words.
"It's all in there," Ivy said, pointing to her head during a recent lesson with her home hospital teacher at San Luis Obispo High School.
When Ivy suffered cardiac arrest, doctors told her parents, Melinda and Frank Alvarado, that there was virtually no hope. They said the brain damage was severe from such a prolonged period with no oxygen to the brain.
But today, Ivy has a ready smile and a great sense of humor. Her humor was one of the very first things to come back.
She admits she still stumbles over words, but she has made tremendous progress.
She attends physical therapy, occupational therapy and speech therapy, where she plays "games that make my brain go faster."
The physical therapy can be so challenging at times, it gives her a headache, like it did Tuesday. Working on the left side of her body makes the right side of her brain hurt, she said.
Ivy is now studying English and government with home hospital teacher Ardith Knadler. Knadler said next trimester will feature final work in English and an overview of economics.
Ivy's original graduation date would have been last June, but she was still working on basics — like getting movement back.
Principal Will Jones said it is expected that Ivy will complete her studies and graduate this June.
"We're just happy she recovered," Jones said. "She's one of our favorites."
She still keeps in contact with many of her friends who graduated last spring.
"All of my friends from way back when are still my friends," she said. "I don't see them as much, but they have been great."
Doctors have found no explanation for why her heart stopped that July day as she was working at a San Luis Obispo Subway restaurant.
Ivy has heard the stories about how things were in the first few days after the incident, but she can't remember.
"It was really frustrating, because I couldn't tell I was hurt and everyone was saying it," she said, repeating what she has been told from that time. "I just wanted to go back to bed because then I would wake up from this awful nightmare."
One thing that did return was the memories of what she had learned in school and life before it happened.
She still knows that environmental studies was her favorite class at San Luis Obispo High, and that Jenny McCartney was her favorite teacher, and she remembers trying to stump McCartney with complicated questions.
The sheer cost of her care, therapies and treatments is overwhelming. Ivy may soon max out on the $1 million limit on the insurance her father gets through his work. The insurance allows 12 therapy sessions a week, but she needs many more than that.
The family savings is gone, Melinda said. That is why the Alvarados appreciate fundraisers like the one being held by the 5 Cities Men's Club this weekend.
The family is thankful that Ivy didn't have to completely start over.
"What I was more concerned about was that all those years of schooling would be lost and it would have to be relearned," Melinda said. "But she didn't have to. It came back."
Ivy hopes to become a hospice nurse, serving those who are near death. Her family has kept her old Mercedes-Benz — altered to run on vegetable oil — for her to someday drive again.
Her mother said she is making tremendous progress.
"She didn't see it at first, but now she does," Melinda said. "It's just not coming nearly fast enough for her."
Fundraiser Saturday A fundraiser is set for 6 p.m. Saturday for Ivy Alvarado at the South County Regional Center. It is sponsored by the 5 Cities Men's Club. Tickets can be reserved at 481-1006. Donations can be made by calling 929-5211.


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42 m long and 8.30 m wide Melody is a floating luxurious hotel, with which you can discover the most beautiful ports of Croatia from the first row! With its exquisite equipment, the stylish motor yacht offers a comfortable atmosphere and maximum comfort for small groups of up to 31 persons.
The 15 spacious guest cabins are characterized by an upscale interior with air conditioning, shower cubicle, WC, safe as well as a modern infotainment system with flat screen. You can also relax on the spacious sun deck, on the aft deck designed as a lounge, in the shipyard wellness room or in the jacuzzi on the upper deck. The bathing platform at the stern provides easy access to the sea. The crew, formed of eight members, cares for the well-being of every passenger.
Boat Specifications
Melody – Boat Specifications
Year of construction: 2014/15
Size of boat: 42.14 x 8.30 m
Number of cabins: 15 guest cabins (31 beds in total)
Size of cabins: 14 – 15 sqm
Cabin equipment: A/C, hair dryer, mirror, mini bar
Bathroom features: Shower cabin, washbasin & toilet
Beds: Double beds: 200 x 160 cm, twin beds: 200 x 90 cm, all with Diamona mattresses
Service: cabin service daily, fresh towels at mid-week and on request
Special on board features: Quiet generator, bathing platform at the stern, lounge style top deck, wellness facilities, piano, cargo hold for Ebikes
Embarkation harbour: Trogir/Dalmatia (Croatia)
Cabins of the Melody
The 15 spacious guest cabins are characterized by an upscale interior with A/C, shower and toilet, safe and satellite TV with flat screen. Eight of the above deck cabins have two single beds and another two cabins are equipped with a double bed. One of the below deck located cabins has three seperated beds, two other cabins below deck have two separate beds and the last two cabins have a double. The "very good" rated mattresses of Diamona take care of a deep and restful sleep.
Salon of the Melody
The salon of Melody impresses with its generous amount of space and elegant ambience. Dark parquet floor and chairs stylishly contrast with the white and black stools at the bar. The large tables invite you to linger and turn into a richly laid banquet table at mealtimes.
Deck of the Melody
On the sundeck numerous cushioned and comfortable deck chairs are awaiting the cyclists. It's up to you: would you rather prefer a place in the sun or in the shade? It's your free choice. The outdoor area on the main deck is furnished in the style of a lounge and invites you to have fun and relax. Due to our whirlpool on deck the desire of an additional cooling down is no problem at all.
Relaxation on the Melody
On board of the Melody relaxation and enjoyment have an important role. Whether in cozy lounge furniture, on noble deck chairs or whilst sitting in the whirlpool, be it in the spacious cabin or enjoying a massage at the onboard spa room: on the Melody everyone finds his own way of relaxation. This is possible on the basis of the ship's noble interior and the attentive and courteous crew whose greatest pleasure is to know the guest's wishes even before they were pronounced.
Melody – Private charter
Are you interested in chartering the Melody privately for a holiday with family and friends or possibly for a club meet or work-do? Melody is available in Dalmatia in Croatia from the embarkation harbour of Trogir under following conditions:
Private Charter Price (per week):
Off-season (to 04.05.2019 and from 12.10.2019): 29,750 euro
Peak season (11.05. – 05.10.2019): 32,190 euro
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Surcharge half-board plus (4 x full-board and 3 x half-board): 350 euro
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Dueling Excel – "Sort by JUST Month and Day": Podcast #1682
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Who We Are
It all started when…
Market Realty, LLC was founded by Greg McWhorter in 2001, but its roots in the East Tennessee commercial real estate market go much deeper than that. The McWhorter family has owned, developed and brokered many commercial and residential properties and projects for many years. Market Realty, LLC is experienced in all types of commercial real estate including industrial, flex space, office and retail. In addition to commercial real estate, Market Realty, LLC is experienced with the acquisition, sale and management of large tracts of mountain and farm land.
Our business is relationally driven, and we are blessed to have a broad network of relationships in the markets in which we work. We value our customers and tenants, as well other brokers with whom we work. Our goal is not only the success of Market Realty, LLC, but serving the interests of our customers and tenants as well.
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Greg is the principal broker and president of Market Realty, LLC. He graduated from the University of Tennessee after which he attended the University of Tennessee College of Law, graduating there in 1985 with highest honors. Greg left the private practice of law in 1996 and began working full time in commercial real estate. He is a Certified Commercial Investment Member (CCIM) and a member of the National Association of Realtors as well as the Knoxville Area Association of Realtors. He has served on numerous non-profit boards in Knoxville, and presently serves on the Knox County Industrial Development Board.
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Carson graduated from the University of Tennessee in 2009 with a degree in Business Administration. After graduation, he worked with Empire Construction as an assistant project manager for nearly three years before joining Market Realty, LLC in 2012. He is an experienced commercial and residential broker, and has worked extensively with buyers, sellers and tenants alike. He also has significant experience in both residential and commercial construction and renovation work.


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Dungeness Crab & Marin Miyagi Oysters!
We think everyone deserves to be a little 'shellfish' this Valentine's Day!
Our perfect Valentine's Day looks like a simple meal at home or at our favorite cove along the coast with Dungeness Crab, lots of freshly shucked oysters with our favorite homemade mignonette, hot sauce, and a little lemon from the garden - plus sourdough to soak it all up!
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Dungeness Crab
We're expecting a Fresh Catch of Dungeness coming in late Tuesday night or early Wednesday morning from one of our small boats out of Half Moon Bay. Our fishermen hand sort the crab and set aside the largest ones (2-3lbs+) for us! The crabs will then be iced on the dock and whisked off to our commercial kitchen where they will be cooked, cleaned, cracked, and packed that morning to be delivered to homes across the Bay Area!
All of our orders will be delivered cooked, cleaned and quartered. The reason for this is because crab is noticeably better tasting when it is cooked fresh out of the ocean water. Once they are exposed to oxygen for more than 4-8 hours there is a very noticeable difference in the texture. We are working on getting our own live tank with ocean water delivered daily from our partner abalone farm in Davenport, but until then these will be the freshest cooked crabs on the market!
Our partners at Seafood Watch consider Dungeness Crab caught in California in pots a "Good Alternative", while the stocks are in good health there is concern about the large fishing pressure put on them each year. Additionally there is concern about whale ensnarement in the ropes of the pots - although this is rare. Our fishermen operate on small boats and participate in fishing gear recovery programs and undergo training to help mitigate these risks to other species.
Single Orders will include 1-1.25 Jumbo (2-3lbs whole) Dungeness Crabs - cooked, cleaned, and quartered.
*if you want a whole crab (cooked - not cleaned) then please make a note in your opt-in email - whole cooked jumbo crabs are $20 each and are available on our website*
Regular orders too much seafood for you? Try a half share!
Half Orders of Dungeness Crab will include around half a crab - cooked cleaned and halved.
Check out our Dungeness page here, to learn more!
Marin Miyagi Oysters
Marin Miyagi Oysters are grown just a mile away from the open Pacific on the north end of Tomales Bay, California. Cold oceanic waters flood through the farm nourishing the oysters as they mature in "floating bags" (cages). The tumbling action of choppy water polishes the oysters and induces the development of extraordinary deep-cupped shells. The meat is full and plump, firm (non-spawning tripload seed stock), sweet with complex flavors, melons, fruits, as well as the fresh sea breeze. We get our oysters fresh from the farm - meaning they never sit in a tank, we love them raw or on the grill with some butter and herbs.
Forget that old rule about only eating oysters in months with an 'R', this no longer applies, thanks to developments in food safety!
Oysters are great to eat year round and they are a highly sustainable and delicious option. Monterey Seafood Watch considers them a "Best Choice" and so do we!
Oysters are low in cholesterol and high in zinc, which is good for your immune system, and also provide calcium, vitamin C, omega 3 fatty acids, iron, and protein.
Oysters will come without shuckers if you need a shucker they are available for purchase separately on our website and can be delivered with your order.
Single Orders of oyster will include 16 beautiful Marin Miyagi oysters and four recipes
Regular orders too much seafood for you? Try a half share!
Half Orders of oysters will include 8 beautiful Marin Miyagi oysters and four recipes
- Additions to your order -
We feature additional pantry items and cooking tools that will bring your seafood chef skills to the next level and introduce you to some cool artisanal products that we think you will love! Please keep in mind that these items are priced separately from shares and do not include recipes.
Salt Point Seaweed
Inspired by the abundance and diversity of local California seaweed species and frustrated by the high carbon footprint of importing seaweed from halfway around the world, Salt Point Seaweed started in Spring 2017.
Owned and operated by three women with a vision of bringing the wilderness and bounty of the California coast to everyone. Named after a spot on the California coast that exemplifies this pristine and rugged feeling, Salt Point Seaweed company is proud to offer the highest quality seaweed -- from the ocean to your plate.
Each batch of seaweed is hand harvested on the northern California coast. Salt Point Seaweed is committed to ethical and sustainable harvesting to ensure the vitality and regeneration of these coasts for years to come. Environmentalists and ecologists at heart -- they are constantly adjusting their harvesting techniques to respond to the state of the coastline.
We will have a few different options from the SPS ladies, and even some fresh seaweed as a Catch of the Week soon!
This week we have:
Kombu ($8) -
An umami powerhouse that adds minerals, nutrients, and a flavor-enhancing savory taste to your cooking and is celebrated for making beans easier to digest -- and cook faster! Simply toss in broths, soups, grains, and beans for a nutritional umami boost!
Net weight 0.75 OZ (21 g)
Servings: 25-30 servings of kombu in each bag
Click here to 'Opt-in' for Kombu
Wakame ($8) -
Packed with calcium, potassium, and vitamin A, wakame brings a sweet, mild flavor to your cooking. Great for re-hydrating and adding to soups, salads, and side-dishes. Simply crumble over salad or a bowl of rice for a delicious nutrient boost!
Net weight 0.75 OZ (21 g)
Servings: 10-15 servings of wakame per bag
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Nori + Wakame Flake Mix ($4.95) -
This delicious and mineral-rich seasoning that can be sprinkled on anything for a savory kick. We love it on popcorn, eggs, toast, rice ... the options go on and on. Local, hand-harvested 50% wakame, 50% nori seaweeds make for an amazing salt-free seasoning.
Servings: 5-10 servings per jar (11 grams/jar)
Barnacle - Alaskan Kelp Salsa & Kelp Pickles
Seaweed salsa?! You will never want to switch back to regular salsa after trying this amazing, handcrafted, small batch salsa from Barnacle. Our minds were blown after we dipped our first chip!
Barnacle was started by Matt and Lia - they grew up in Southeast Alaska - and for years they have been making salsa and pickles from fresh Alaskan Bull Kelp for their friends and families.
Kelp Salsa Original ($10.95) -
Barnacle's Original Kelp Salsa is like nothing you've tried before. Classic flavor with a complex composition that will leave you wanting more.
The first ingredient is fresh bull kelp harvested from the pristine waters of Southeast Alaska. Crisp, umami-rich kelp gives this salsa a savory flavor and fresh texture that sets it apart from other jarred salsas. The kelp provides a craveable, healthy boost to this low calorie, highly nutritious cupboard staple.
Spice Level: Mild
Ingredients: Alaskan Kelp, tomato, onion, lemon juice, vinegar, garlic, tomato paste, honey, spices
Click here to 'Opt-in' for Kelp Salsa - Original
Kelp Salsa Verde ($10.95) -
Looking up at a wild, rugged mountain. Staring out across the vast Alaska waters. Seeing snow fall through the giant Southeast spruce. Cracking open a fresh jar of Sea Verde Kelp Salsa. These are things that inspire this delicious salsa from Barnacle.
Sea Verde Kelp Salsa is made up of 40% fresh Alaskan kelp. Crafted in small batches, the kelp is blended with fresh tomatillos, tangy cilantro, and crisp celery to awaken the senses. A cool, tangy salsa that adds incredible flavor to any of your favorite dishes.
Spice Level: Mild
Ingredients: Alaskan kelp, celery, tomatillos, onion, lemon juice, vinegar, garlic, honey, spices
Click here to 'Opt-in' for Kelp Salsa - Verde
Kelp Salsa Campfire ($10.95) -
Barnacle's Campfire Kelp Salsa is as memorable and enjoyable as kicking back next to a warm campfire, surrounded by friends. The flavor delivers a rich and spicy punch, with a touch of sweetness.
The first ingredient is fresh bull kelp harvested from the pristine waters of Southeast Alaska. Savory kelp is blended with fresh beets, and a blend of chilis that will leave your mouth warm and your belly content.
Spice Level: Medium
Ingredients: Alaskan Kelp, tomatoes, onion, lemon juice, vinegar, garlic, beets, tomato paste, cilantro, honey, spices
Click here to 'Opt-in' for Kelp Salsa - Campfire
Kelp Pickels - Dill ($10.95) -
Alaska is home to many wonders: Denali. Mendenhall Glacier. Glacier Bay National Park. The Arctic National Wildlife Refuge. And now, Kelp Dill Pickles.
Our pickles are crafted from fresh ocean bull kelp and infused with dill, vibrant spices, and a tangy delicious brine. Simple and delectable, these pickles are delicious, unique, and truly unforgettable.
Ingredients: Alaskan kelp, vinegar, water, sugar, salt, spices
What's on the hook for next week?
(available every Wednesday while in season)
Cooked Rock Crab Claws
What we are hoping for next week:
(changes each Wednesday based on what our fishermen are catching)
Rockfish, Dungeness


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Cloud-based emergency services dispatch platform
S3 DVBE is a reseller of RapidDeploy, which is an innovative cloud-based call-taking and Computer-Aided Dispatch (CAD) platform serving public safety and other markets. Designed by first responders, RapidDeploy uses leading technologies to solve the key challenges faced by emergency services providers. RapidDeploy simplifies the complexity of emergency dispatch through precise address location, improved situational awareness, allocation of appropriate resources for optimized response, mobile field service apps and advanced incident management tools. RapidDeploy's end-to-end solution enables effective coordination of all active resources as well as full audit trails for quality assurance. Founded in 2014, RapidDeploy has built a loyal following of clients and is now launching its solution internationally. RapidDeploy is setting the standard for Mission Critical Dispatch.


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"Rigging" is what Pixar artists call the process that gives characters movement, and it's a crucial step in making them more realistic and human (even if they're not actually humans). In this lesson, you'll get to use the same toolbox that Pixar uses to animate a desk lamp and make a snowman smile.
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Khan Academy Labs This channel is home to various Khan Academy experiments
Labs is a place for experiments that may or may not work out, or other features that are not yet ready to ship. You can try them here, but remember they could change, break, disappear, or graduate to the main site at any moment.
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Computer Training Classes in Brooklyn, New York
Business Computer Skills provides a variety of computer training courses in Brooklyn, NY:
Currently, we offer the following types of training for students in Brooklyn:
- On-Site Group Training in Brooklyn - Professional trainer teaches your team at your location. (3 or more students)
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"Building character!" This video features the result of a custom script that enables me to build cartoon characters swiftly and catch glimpses of the wide array of character face variation that's possible.
Here's a process video showing the script in action.
The script requests the selection of a layer that has marker times. With that information, I tell AE (using the script) that for every marker, it should create a comp with a character. The character is created via the generation of many random numbers and an algorithm that processes the numbers to produce various facial features.


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Our Ethical Tea Tribe is a community of tea lovers who care about where their cuppa comes from, who want to know their dollars are making a difference and who want to gain serenity from the ceremony.
At Shisso Tea, our Spheres of Influence can be summed up in two words: Transparency & Sustainability.
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