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VERMILLION â South Dakotaâs pre-eminent rivalry will once again be on display Saturday as the University of South Dakota Coyotes and the No. 19 South Dakota State Jackrabbits meet for the 107th time.
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Juicy, fresh and easy drinking! The wine is full of rich aromas and flavors of plums, blackberries and dark cherries. It's jammy and indulgent with a stroke of oak bestowing a poised spice. A luscious wine with vivid personality!
Blend: 84% Cabernet Sauvignon, 16% Zinfandel
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Tasting Panel - "This animated red (84% Cabernet Sauvignon, 16% Zinfandel) draws on sweet, meaty cherries, succulent plums, black olives and spiced black fruit. With two sides to its personality—deep and brooding on one side and generous and outgoing on the other—it is a study in [vibrant] flavor and a tableau of [velvet] texture. "
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For five generations the Lange family has been growing sustainable winegrapes in the Lodi Appellation and in 2006 they opened a winery to showcase their passion for growing winegrapes – because great wine starts in the vineyard.
Building on their successes as a vineyard management company, the winery was their first step into crafting wines made solely from their estate vineyards. Since opening in 2006, they have continued to expand our state-of-the-art winery to keep up with the demand for LangeTwins wines as well as private labels and custom winemaking services. Although we have the latest winemaking technology at their fingertips, LangeTwins never loses sight of the fact that only great wine can be made from great winegrapes.
For nearly three decades, the family has proudly practiced the art of sustainable winegrowing. Unlike other farming practices, sustainable winegrowing is all encompassing in its approach. LangeTwins is not only concerned with the health of the vineyard but its surrounding natural environment as well. It is the balance of environmental health, economic profitability and social equity. From vineyard management to marketing, they are committed to improving environmental practices. Ultimately, each element plays a vital role in the integrity and quality of LangeTwins wine. View all Caricature Wines
About Other California
California has nearly 100 American Viticulture Areas (AVAs) and accounts for almost 90% of wine production in the United States. In our section of Other California, we include wines from smaller AVAs as well as wines from the California AVA. Here are a few smaller AVAs you may see on the label:
Livermore Valley AVA, located right outside of San Francisco and home to wineries such as Wente.
Lodi County AVA, an AVA further east of San Francisco and known for its excellent, old-vine Zinfandels.
San Francisco Bay AVA, a sprawling AVA that covers Contra Costa, Santa Clara and Santa Cruz counties, to name a few. Wine that holds only the California AVA is typically a wine that includes grapes from a number of different AVAs, which leads to the general labeling of the wine as California. This does not denote the quality of the wine, only the diversity of where the grapes originate.
About CaliforniaIt's not rare to see a wine's country of origin listed as "California." A country into itself in the wine world, California makes enough varieties and styles to match many European wine countries. It produces a diverse range of wines that span the quality spectrum.
The most famous of the California wine regions is Napa Valley, and these wines are certainly outstanding – but it's not as broad and diverse as its larger neighbor, Sonoma County. Down south, Santa Barbara's Santa Maria Valley is well-known for its Rhône blends, as well as cool-climate varieties like Pinot and Chardonnay. The Central Coast, the largest California AVA, has many different microclimates that lead to a wide range of wines with many sub-AVAs.
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A most welcome surprise. It's rare to find a wine that tells you something genuinely new, and even rarer when the novelty is positive. The bouquet is slightly floral with strong spice notes---cinnamon and clover---which fully develop on the palate. The zinfandel component perfectly complements the cab, and gives the wine a moodier note with intense-yet-pleasurable sweetness. Excellent body, with soft tannins and a long finish. The perfect wine for this time of the year (Fall), and a superb value.jmoffos - Ocean Springs, MS511/14/2014Hilton - Roland, AR44/23/2014Patrickconorlee - Loveland, OH41/28/2014Stephen Bazzano - Vernon Rockville, CT411/16/2013
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Out of the bottle it is very soft in the mouth. Perhaps it could be perceived as sweet but rather, I think, it has more to do with the very soft feel and lack of tannins found in most Cab blends.The nose is also both herbal and a bit soft. Anyway, I will let this wine breathe for a while and vacuum and then try again tomorrow. I think though, that this wine will not disappoint. Ok, after the third pour on the third day under vacuum,this wine has opened up beautifully! The nose has evolved into an earthy delight and the fruit is rich and worth the wait. I have changed to 4 stars from 3. I will buy again!Bottleaweek - Washington, DC59/20/2013
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Hands down....simply the best tasting wine you'll find for under $15. There is nothing even close! Yes, it is on the sweet side though.gatorbait38 - Mobile, AL49/1/2013
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Microsoft has confirmed this to be a problem in SQL Server 7.0. This problem has been corrected in U.S. Service Pack 2 for Microsoft SQL Server 7.0. For more information, click the following article number to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
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Two Wilson faculty members and two students will participate in an exhibition of student and professor artwork from seven central Pennsylvania educational institutions being held at the State Museum of Pennsylvania in Harrisburg.
Professors Philip Lindsey and Robert Dickson and senior Fine Arts majors Lauren Dieffenbach and Amanda Stup will show their work in "Course and Discourse: An Exhibition of Student and Professor Artwork," which will run from Feb. 15 to May 5.
The exhibition is being organized by the Susquehanna Art Museum's DŌSHI Gallery, according to Lindsey. Besides Wilson, the exhibit will include work from professors and students from Franklin and Marshall, Lebanon Valley, Messiah and Elizabethtown colleges; Millersville University and the Pennsylvania College of Art and Design.
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WORCESTER, Mass. - Members of the Holy Cross baseball, men's ice hockey, women's lacrosse and softball teams donated their time several afternoons throughout the 2011 spring semester to help Catholic Charities stock their shelves full of food. Catholic Charities is the largest food pantry in the Worcester area, helping the less fortunate keep their families fed. The student-athletes met at the Worcester County Food Bank in Shrewsbury, went shopping in the warehouse, loaded the truck full of food and then unloaded it at the pantry in Worcester.
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DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) - Staff Sgt. Salvatore Giunta got a hero's welcome Tuesday at the Iowa Rotunda, one week after receiving the Medal of Honor from President Barack Obama for his bravery in Afghanistan.
The Hiawatha native exposed himself to enemy fire to pull a soldier back to cover when his platoon came under attack in 2007. He also shot two insurgents who were trying to carry off another U.S. soldier.
Giunta said even after getting the military's highest honor, he was humbled by the recognition in Iowa.
"I've been a lot of places recently, and one place I've always held near and dear to my heart is home, and home to me is Iowa," Giunta said. "I tried as hard as I can, but I'm not that smart a guy, but everything I've done recently and in the past, all this stuff I can attribute to many of the people in this room."
In a speech, Giunta dedicated his award "to the veterans who went before us, the men and women who have made this country free and have kept it free."
Culver signed a proclamation declaring Tuesday be set aside in Giunta's honor, and then invited him into the governor's office for a receiving line.
."I would ask all Iowans to keep in their thoughts and prayer the brave men and women in uniform who are overseas," Culver said.
Culver called Giunta "a true inspiration to young people across this state and nation."
"He has set the very highest example for all of us for courage and bravery," Culver said. "On behalf of all Iowans, we thank you very much."
Giunta received his honor in a crowded ceremony in the Statehouse rotunda, surrounded by fellow veterans, tops state officials and his family. He singled out parents Steve and Rose for giving him the character to serve in the military and wife Jennifer for her support.
"The military has given me an outlet to preserve this nation and keep it free," said Giunta. "It means so much to me to see the veterans of the past and the vets today and the friendly faces of my family and my friends and my teachers."
Though Giunta becomes only the 54th Iowan to receive the Medal of Honor, he has demonstrated modesty. He reminded the crowd that "so many of them have given absolutely everything so we can possess the freedom we have who will never be able to come home and give their family a hug."
He was accepting the medal in the memory of those who made a greater sacrifice, Giunta said.
"This isn't mine, I'm just holding on to it for them," he said.
He said his combat experience left him philosophical.
"War is never a good thing and there will always be a price that has to be paid," he said. "The fact that we have men and women every single day in Afghanistan since 2001 and Iraq since 2003 who are willing to raise their hands and willingly go to combat is amazing."
Hiawatha is planning a big time celebration for Medal of Honor recipient Staff Sergeant Salvatore Guinta.
"We're getting calls from everywhere and it's exciting," Mayor Tom Theis said .
It's been a whirlwind for the city of Hiawatha shortly after one of its own was awarded the highest military honor. Now a parade's in store for Sal Guinta.
"We're doing everything we can to make him feel at home," Theis said .
The parade route for Tuesday's welcome home celebration is almost identical to the city's normal parade route, along west Emmons street next to the Hiawatha City Hall and then heads west.
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Increase Protein Intake - Most plateau issues can usually be traced back to a lack of protein. Most guidelines recommend that you consume about a gram of protein per pound of body weight, but if you have hit a plateau by eating this much protein, consider increasing it to as high as 1.5 times your bodyweight.
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Forced Negatives - If you haven't been doing them already, now would be a good time to start trying some forced negative reps on certain exercises. In these exercises, rather than lifting and lowering the weight, you use a weight that is about ten percent heavier than your one rep max and only do the negative portion, and use assistance to put the weight back into the top position.
You should be actively working against gravity as you lower the weight, taking about two or three second to bring it all the way down.
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The Yellowjacket 9th grade team scooted pass New Hope 28-8 Thursday night to improve their record to 4-0.
"That was one of our goals was to clinch a winning season," Jacket coach Chris Carlisle said. "We took that next step in the ladder. We're just trying to build each week. We've gotten better as the weeks have gone on."
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Nottingham's bid was called Small Steps Big Changes and it was chosen as one of five successful bids across England, sharing £125 million from the Big Lottery Fund.
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Creche places are available, please get in touch if you'd like to book a place.
The AGM is a chance to find out what we've been doing and ask any questions you may have. It's also where we elect members of our Board of Trustees (or Management Committee). If you would like to join the Board and help run the toy library please fill in the nomination form included in the AGM papers below.
We'll also be proposing a Special Resolution at the AGM, to change our Charitable Objects, enabling us to work in a wider area than we are at the moment. You can find out more about this by taking a look at our AGM papers.
Last but not least, we'll also be showing the short films that have been made about us and shown on TV this year.
The Nottingham Evening Post was there too and they published a lovely story in Friday's paper:
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We also had a little mention in Thursday's paper:
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Thank you to everyone who agreed to be filmed and take part in the programme.
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East Midlands Today came along to our Playday event in Bulwell and filmed for over an hour.
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The theme of this year's Playday is Playful Places and we'll have loads of activities for 0 to 13 year olds including nature play, arts and crafts and fun and games.
Why not bring a picnic and make a day of it?
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The story is featured in today's Nottingham Evening Post, which will hopefully help us gather lots of good memories, whether you played in Barker's Wood when you were a child, or you play there today, with your children or grandchildren.
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We have more than 30 years of experience working with children, so we're a great choice for your wedding. We can look after children aged from six months to 12 years, and can cater for children with additional needs or physical or learning disabilities.
Depending on the ages of the children we're caring for and your wedding venue, your creche can include a special baby play area, outdoor games, storytelling and even optional extras such as bouncy castles or children's entertainers. We can provide the service anywhere in Nottinghamshire and creches start from £120, but we're very flexible, so please feel free to get in touch with us, whatever you have in mind.
Our manager Steve Parkinson told the Nottingham Evening Post:
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As long as your wedding venue is suitable, our trained, qualified staff can provide childcare and fun play activities for your younger guests, leaving their parents free to enjoy your big day. We can run a creche for part or all of the day, it's entirely up to you. Giving you the best of both worlds – the magic of including children at your wedding and a helping hand to make sure everything goes smoothly.
Visit our wedding creche website to find out more
All the money raised from our wedding creche service will go to support our charitable work, so we can carry on supporting children, young people and families in Bulwell.
The wedding creche service is available to anyone getting married in Nottinghamshire so if you, or someone you know is getting married please help us spread the word!
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To help make sure we develop projects that will appeal to local families, we're asking people to share their stories of the woods, including what you like about Barkers Wood, why the wood is important to you, why it's a part of the area's heritage and why we should all help take care of it/use it, together with your happy memories of playing there, either as a child yourself, or as a parent or grandparent with children and grandchildren.
If you could help that would be great thanks. Anyone with a story to tell should call Steve Parkinson on 0115 975 3898 or email email@example.com
As you may know, we already run a range of outdoor and nature based play sessions in Bulwell, so we're looking to use our experience to build on the success of these through new play projects at Barkers Wood.
Numerous studies have underlined the importance of outdoor and nature based play for children, especially free, unstructured and adventurous play such as climbing trees and using natural materials for arts and crafts.
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Attractions in Montgomery, Alabama
Armory Learning Arts Center
1018 Madison Avenue
Montgomery, AL 36104
The Armory Learning Arts Center offers a variety of art-related classes including visual art, voice, and photography. In addition, the Armory is hometo the Arts Council of Montgomery, Alabama Dance...
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Historic Homes & Buildings
Alabama Judicial Building
300 Dexter Avenue
Montgomery, AL 36104
Home of Alabama's Supreme Court, this building also houses the Courts of Criminal and Civil Appeals and the State Law Library.
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Alabama State Capitol
Bainbridge Street and Dexter Avenue
One of the few state capitols listed on the National Historic Register, this building is also the site where Jefferson Davis took oath of office as President of the Confederate States of America.
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First White House Of The Confederacy
644 Washington Avenue
Montgomery, AL 36130
Italianate-style house was home to President and Mrs. Jefferson Davis while the capitol of Confederacy was in Montgomery.
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Martin Luther King Jr.'s Former Home
309 South Jackson Street
Montgomery, AL 36104
Dr. King and his family lived here from 1954 to 1960, when he led the Montgomery Bus Boycott.
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Murphy House
22 Bibb Street
Montgomery, AL 36104
Now home of the Montgomery Waterworks Board. This antebellum mansion housed Union Troops during Reconstruction. Open Monday through Friday.
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Old Alabama Town
301 Columbus Street
Montgomery, AL 36104
Authentically restored 19-and early 20th-century buildings stretching along six blocks in historic downtown Montgomery.
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Scott And Zelda Fitzgerald Museum
919 Felder Avenue Apt. B, P.O. Box 64
Montgomery, AL 36106
334-264-4222 or 334-262-9562
Scott and Zelda Fitzgerald lived here from 1931 to 1932.
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St. John's Episcopal Church
113 Madison Avenue
Montgomery, AL 36104
Gothic-style church, designed by Wills & Dudley of New York. Oldest Episcopal church in Montgomery.
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Teague House
468 South Perry Street
Montgomery, AL 36104
One of the South's finest examples of late Greek Revival architecture.
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Historic Sites & Monuments
Civil Rights Memorial
400 Washington Avenue
Montgomery, AL 36104
This memorial chronicles key events in the civil rights movements and bears the names of 40 men, women, and children died during such events.
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Hank Williams Statue
Located in Lister Hill Park
A life-sized statue of country music star Hank Williams can be found across from the City Auditorium where his funeral was held.
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Maxwell Air Force Base
West Montgomery off Bell Street
The Wright Brothers established the world's first civilian flying school on this site in 1910.
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Libraries & Research Centers
Rosa Parks Library and Museum
252 & 220 Montgomery Street
Montgomery, AL 36104
Located at Troy University-Montgomery
The Rosa Parks Library and Museum serves as a historical milestone to those who strive to understand the event that began the famous boycott. The Children's Wing features a time-traveling bus, an...
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Museums & Galleries
Alabama Archives and History Museum
624 Washington Avenue
Montgomery, AL 36104
Oldest state-funded archives in nation, housed in marble building completed in 1940. Grandma's Attic and Discovery Box are special hands-on galleries for children.
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Alabama Artists Gallery
201 Monroe Street
Montgomery, AL 36130
State gallery designated to showcase the art and artists of Alabama.
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Alabama Cattlemens' Mooseum
201 South Bainbridge Street
Montgomery, AL 36104
This Mooseum preserves the agricultural history of Alabama. It highlights the cattle industry from past to present day technological advances.
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CAS Gallery & Frames
2690 Zelda Road, Suite F
Montgomery, AL 36106
This gallery offers fine art services, consulting, appraisals, brokerage, and sales.
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Green Garden Gallery
1041 East Fairview Avenue
Montgomery, AL 36106
The office, gallery and design center for nationally known Barbara Gallagher.
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Hank Williams Museum, The
118 Commerce Street
Montgomery, AL 36104
Located in Downtown Montgomery
The official Hank Williams Museum is situated in the home where Williams lived from 1937 until 1953. The most complete collection of memorabilia with over 35 showcases, including his 1952 Cadillac,...
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Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts
1 Museum Drive
Montgomery, AL 36117
Its permanent collection includes examples of 19th-and 20th-century American paintings and sculpture, Southern regional art, and Old Master prints. The museum also includes ARTWORKS, Alabama's first...
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Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts
1 Museum Drive
Montgomery, AL 36117
Located in the Wynton M. Blount Cultural Park
The Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts' collection includes 18th, 19th, and 20th century American artists, works on paper by American and European artists, both Old Masters and contemporary; historical...
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New South Art Shop
115 Montgomery Street
Montgomery, AL 36106
Specializes in an eclectic group of handcrafted items from artist around the Southeast.
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Sac's Gallery
2019 Clubview Street
Montgomery, AL 36106
Mulberry Street District
Founded in 1979, this co-op gallery features original works by local artists.
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Parks, Gardens & Zoos
Blount Cultural Park
6065 Vaughn Road
Montgomery, AL 36116
Near I-85, Exit 6 East Boulevard
The park offers 300 acres of rolling hills, three large lakes, the lovely Shakespear Gardens and is home for Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts and the Alabama Shakespeare Festival. Roadways and...
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Fort Toulouse-Jackson Park
Highway 231 North
Montgomery, AL 36092
This 165-acre park contains the William Bartram Arboretum, a museum, historic buildings, and an indian mound. Campgrounds are on site.
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Jasmine Hill Gardens and Outdoor Museum
P.O. Box 210792
Montgomery, AL 36121-0792
Located off U.S. 231 North on Jasmine Hill
Known as Alabama's Little Corner of Greece, the Jasmine Hill Gardens and Outdoor Museum features over 20 acres of year-round floral beauty and classical sculpture, including new statuary honoring...
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Montgomery Zoo
2301 Coliseum Parkway
Montgomery, AL 36110
Visit 40 acres featuring habitats from 5 continents with naturalistic, barrier-free exhibits for more than 700 animals.
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Shakespeare Gardens
Vaughn Road/Woodmere Drive, East of East Blvd
This 56,700 square foot garden complex features plants, flowers, willow arbors, shade trees, and garden shrubs. There is also a thatched-roof pavilion and a 325-seat Amphitheater.
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Science & Technology
W.A. Gayle Planetarium
1010 Forest Avenue
Montgomery, AL 36106
Oak Park
One of the major facilities of its kind in the U.S. The auditorium seats 235 people and is designed specifically for simulating natural sky by projecting images of sun, moon, planets and stars. ...
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Summer Camps
Camp Alamisco
1771 Camp Alamisco Rd
Dadeville, AL 36853
At Alamisco, we want to help our young people experience Jesus Christ and his free gift of salvation. The spiritual programs offered morning and night are a great highlight of our summer. See you at...
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Camp Chandler
55 Day School Lane
Montgomery, AL 36102
Covering 475 acres on beautiful lake offers countless activities for youth 5 to 15. Christian emphasis. Montgomery YMCA.
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Tours & Cruises
Governor's Mansion
1142 South Perry Street
Montgomery, AL 36104
at the corner of South and South Perry Street
Driving tour only. Alabama governors and families have lived in this 17-room house since 1951.
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The career path of an effective voice trainer starts with a focus on understanding the fundamental concepts of language learning and pronunciation. Voice and accent training isn't just about making a fancy speech in English or demonstrating the accent of a native English speaker; the job of a voice and accent trainer is to train and groom people, who are not only different from each other but also represent different cultural backgrounds and language dialects.
Voice and accent training is an essential component of the BPO industry. Pioneers in the industry, believe in constant learning and development of their employees and empowering them to succeed.
Most large BPOs have an in-house training and development team to facilitate continuous learning. Organizations with large training teams include -- Convergys, IBM Daksh, HCL, BPO, Genpact etc.
There are several corporate training organizations as well, which hire trainers to serve the training needs of their clients.
Voice and accent trainers come from varied backgrounds -- senior associates from BPOs aspiring for training roles, quality analysts from BPOs aspiring for training roles, subject-matter experts from BPOs, people with good communication and grammar skills, people who know how important it is to create magic with one's voice can potentially aspire to get into the profession.
Due to a crunch of resources in the market, a lot of companies these days hire people who need intensive language training workshops before they can start interacting with a global customer base.
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Nokia has stepped up its legal fight against Apple. In addition to the original complaint it filed in October 2009, Nokia has now filed additional legal action with the International Trade Commission. The first lawsuit claimed that Apple's iPhone violates 10 of Nokia's GSM, UMTS and Wi-Fi patents. Apple retaliated with its own lawsuit in December 2009, making similar patent claims against Nokia. Nokia's new complaint expands on the original and names more Apple products that violate its patents. Nokia claims that "most Apple products" violate its patents. Nokia is asking the ITC to ban Apple from importing its iPhone, iPod and MacBook to Europe.
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Cairo — The Arabic Network for Human Rights Information (ANHRI), denounces the violations committed against the prisons and political prisoners in the Moroccan prisoners by the prisons' administration; as on August 20, 2014 the administration of "Tolal 2" prison assaulted Islamist prisoners, inspected, tortured and solitary confined them. Also, in Okach prison in Casablanca, the administration put "Moaz Belgwat" in the solitary confinement and imposed permennat censorship on it.
On Wedensday, August 20, 2014 the administration of "Tolal 2″, inspected the cell of Islamists; "Hassan al-Younisi", "Ezz al-Deen al-Atas" and "Mohamed al-Qerawni" and they were taken to an open place. Then they were beaten and cursed in addition to stripping and torturing them. It is worth to mention that the reason behind that was they have a mobile phone and so they continued the punishment by cutting off the electricty from all the prisoners and detainees at 12 after night, which arouse the anger of the prisoners and the detainees and led them to protest to find a large number of prisoners and guards attacking them and took 30 others to the solitary confinement as a punishment for cutting off the electricty.
The administration of "Okacha" had recently put the political detainee and the raper "Moaz", known as "al-Haked" who is serving a sentence of four months in the solitary confinment along with imposing a permenant gurdanhisp and preventing him from following news, newspapers or taking any writing tools. It is worth to be mentioned that he is one of the "20th of Feburary" movement's activists and he is the main singer of it. He was arrested on May 18, 2014 among Raja Casablanca audience in al-Mkanaha during a football match and chanting some of his songs and fabricated some charges against him, such as trading in the football matches tickets in the black market and assaulting the security personnel. He was sentenced in the first of July by 4 months imprisonement and it is worth to be mentioned that he was arrested several times before due to his poiltical songs and was imprisoned for one year on 2012 on allegations of producing a vedio that includes insulting pictures to the police officers. The security men didn't stop harassing him after that, as they banned a meeting prepared by him with activists with journalists to present the new album "Walaw" on last Feburary. He prepared these songs during his arrest in 2012 and the album included 14 songs criticized the system of governance and the imprisonment adiministrations. The Ministry of Interior refused to comment on the banning in order to be arrested after that during chanting such songs amid the audience in the match and then accusations were fabricated against him and was imprisoned for four months.
"the acts of the authorities and the prison administrations is a serious violation to the safety and the right of the prisoners and political detainees. It is also from the beginning a violation to the freedom of expression", ANHRI says.
ANHRI demands from the authorities the necessity to release the political detainees and also who is arrested on a backdrop of freedom of expression cases. ANHRI also demands the stop of all violations committed against the detainees and also to investigate such facts and punishing the responsible for it because this is a violation to the international charters and covenants on human rights. Therefore, to release them and enusre their safety and their full rights according to the law.


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Filo Grill and Rotisserie
Posted on December 11, 2010 by TOFoodReviews Staff in The Danforth
4 stars
- Filo is a family-run restaurant that really is a hidden gem, found just on the outskirts of "Greek Town". I went to Filo for the first time this summer, just after attending a Greece vs. Portugal soccer game at BMO Field. My father is Greek, so it was no surprise that we were going to the Danforth area for dinner. The first thing I noticed when we walked in were scattered groups of soccer fans, still wearing their jerseys, talking frantically about the afternoon's tie game. It is a quite the distance from BMO to O'Connor and Pape, so why did so many of them come here after? Clearly, those Greeks knew something that this Greek didn't.
After that first visit, I found the answer. Filo offers the kind of soul-warming, belly-filling fare you might think you could only get from your mother's cooking. The restaurant itself, like the food, is simply honest. Just like at home, you shouldn't expect anyone to pull out your chair for you, lay a white napkin on your lap and commend your every selection from the menu. You go in, grab a table, and after a quick exchange with your server, you will be given a platter of perfect, home-style Greek cuisine. You can order a-la-carte from their menu, or you can go and have a peek at the steam-table and do a "create-your-own" dinner from what they have made that day.
While there is a lot to choose from, I beg you to try my three go-to favourites: the roasted chicken, the Taramosalata, and the octopus.
I know, roasted chicken is not the most 'Greek' food that you could think of, but they just do it right! Taramosalata has a similar consistency to hummus and is made from a caviar called Tarama. It has a light pink hue that, to be honest, does not appeal to me visually, but it has a great smooth and salty flavour that pairs perfectly with the pieces of pita they provide for dipping. Last, but certainly not least, is the octopus. It truly has to be the best octopus I've ever eaten. It is flavourful, and so tender that it is comparable to a perfectly-prepared steak, rather than the rubbery texture you might expect.
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Crunchy red cabbage slaw
Cooking timePrep: 15 mins Cook: 15 mins
Skill levelEasy
ServingsServes 4
Make this crunchy coleslaw into a homely supper with roast chicken and mustardy mayo, or glam it up Asian-style with lime, herbs and juicy grilled chicken
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- kcalories
- 109
- protein
- 2g
- carbs
- 6g
- fat
- 9g
- saturates
- 2g
- fibre
- 3g
- sugar
- 6g
- salt
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- 300g red cabbage
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- 1 red-skinned apple, coarsely grated
- bunch spring onions, thinly sliced
- 2 tbsp mayonnaise
- 1 tbsp wine vinegar
- 1 tbsp extra-virgin olive oil
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- stalks from a punnet of mustard cress
- 2 tbsp wholegrain mustard
- 500g roast chicken
To make with marinated chicken
- leaves from a large bunch of basil
- ground fenugreek or coriander
- zest and juice 1 lime
- 1 tbsp olive oil
- salt and pepper, to taste
- 4 chicken breasts
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- Using a large knife, shred the cabbage and place in a large bowl with the carrot, apple and spring onions.
- Whisk together the mayonnaise, vinegar and oil. Season then toss with the salad. Serve or see our suggestions, below right.
- To make with roast chicken, snip the stalks from a punnet of mustard cress and stir half into the coleslaw with the wholegrain mustard. Divide between plates then scatter the roast chicken (leftovers or shop bought) on top. Sprinkle with the remaining cress and serve.
- To make with marinated chicken, heat the grill to high. Tear the leaves from a large bunch basil and scatter half of them into the coleslaw. Chop the rest and mix with a pinch ground fenugreek or coriander, zest and juice of the lime, olive oil and salt and pepper to taste. Rub the chicken breasts in the lime mix (leave to marinate for 10 mins if time), then grill for 6 mins on each side until golden and cooked through. Thickly slice and serve on top of the coleslaw.
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Six factions total, paired off into three families. You and your partner faction start off allied. The families are located on three specific spots: two where the Mori are in the normal game, two around Tokugawa's turf, and two over by Date's province. Each family has their own specialties as usual. The Fujiwaras are better at civics, Minamoto at military, and Taira at naval and...something else that I can't immediately remember.
There are new mechanics. Instead of religious influences, now you have family influences that are spread by this campaign's metsuke analog. When your family influence reaches 50% in a province, they switch to your allegiance which is a fancy way of saying closer diplomatic ties. Also, at that point, your metsuke analog can request said province to join your faction outright.
The map is the same, as well as province borders. The "divided empire" mechanic from the vanilla game also makes a return. Gain too much fame and the emperor will make all other factions become at war with you, including your partner family faction.
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Introduction and Background to Protein and Antibody Microarrays.
In spite of recent advancements in our understanding of molecular biology, in many cases we are unable to implicate specific proteins with a disease. Genomics and microarray technology have allowed us to analyze thousands of mRNAs at one time and determine whether mRNA expression is changed in disease states. However, researchers have long known that the concentration of an mRNA within a cell is poorly correlated with the actual abundance of that protein (1,2,3). This is due to the fact that the rate of degradation of individual mRNAs and proteins differ, post-transcriptional control of protein translation (4), a number of post-transcriptional modifications of protein (5), and protein degradation by proteolysis (6).
By measuring the amount of the specific protein directly, we are measuring a true level of gene function. However, when one takes into consideration the large number of post-translational modifications, human cells may contain a million or more different protein variants, any of which could be altered in disease making the task of analyzing all of them a huge task. Protein microarrays or protein chips may allow for a solution to this problem. A slide or "chip" could be spotted with thousands of known antibodies or peptides like a DNA microarray, a biological sample spread over the chip, and any binding determined. Binding could also be analyzed using standard proteomic techniques such as time-of-flight mass spectrometry (MS) and peptide mass fingerprinting. Protein chips can thus become a fast and high-throughput method of profiling protein changes in disease. (7)
Protein chips have the potential to function in many other applications including the study of protein–protein, protein–drug interactions, DNA-protein interactions, protein localization, antigen-antibody interactions, enzyme-substrate, and receptor-ligand interactions all of which may be amendable to array-type high-throughput screening (7,8).
Two approaches have been used in order to characterize multiple proteins in a biological sample. The first approach is 2-dimensional gel electrophoresis, which has been widely used to separate and visualize up to 2000-10,000 proteins in a single experiment by excision and identification by mass spectrometry (MS) (9). This method is both time consuming and even with MS, only the most abundant proteins can be detected. Also, reproducibility is problematic, even though pre-cast gels and commonly used reagents, protocols, and hardware components have led to improved performance (17). Due to the limitations of 3D-gel separation technology, increasing attention is focusing on the development of the second approach, the development of protein microarrays as an alternative and complementary approach (10-12).
The theoretical background for protein microarray-based ligand binding assays was initially developed by Ekins et al. in the late 1980s (13-16). According to the model, antibody microarrays not only would permit simultaneous screening of an analyte panel, but would also be more sensitive and rapid than conventional screening methods. Interest in screening large protein sets only arose as a result of the achievements in genomics by DNA microarrays and the Human Genome Project (17).
The first array approaches attempted to miniaturize biochemical and immunobiological assays usually performed in 96-well microtiter plates (18-19). 96-well antibody arrays were first created with 144 elements each for standard enzyme-linked immunosorbent assays (ELISAs) (20). Similar arrays were used to measure prostate-specific antigen (PSA) and cytokines (21).
Filter membranes were also initially used because of their superior protein binding capacity. They were mostly probed with antibodies using ELISA techniques. A low density array of 48 purified proteins involved in transcription was developed for the investigation of specific interactions of proteins with radiolabeled DNA, RNA, ligands, and other small chemicals (22). A membrane-based high density array was developed for the purpose of screening a human fetal brain cDNA expression library consisting of 37830 clones. Purified proteins were spotted onto PVDF membranes at a density of 300 samples/cm2 (23). Other filter based arrays were constructed but the limitations were the low resolution and considerable background making it difficult to use them in applications with limiting sample quantities such as protein expression profiling of tumor biopsies.
Protein arrays are compromised of a library of proteins or antibodies immobilized in a 2D addressable grid on a chip (see Figure 1). Protein microarray biochips extract and retain targets from liquid media and are distinct from microfluidic biochips, which separate and process proteins in a transport medium in situ using microfluidic devices (24,25). A typical array may contain 103-104 spatially distinct elements within a total area of 1 cm2 (26).
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John Tiernan
Will these goggles work at all times of...
Will these goggles work at all times of the day?
Donald Schmit
With the ignitor mirror lens you should do alright throughout the day. It's not the best lens for bright light situations and for most people it doesn't work for dark nights but overall they would work for throughout the day.
Duncan Poling
Some lenses will, some won't. My Scope Pros are equipped with the rc36 lens, which BC does not carry at the moment (unfortunate). I highly recommend the rc36 for two reasons; lower price and a wider range of use. I have used these on sunny days, overcast days, through heavy snow storms, and at night. No complaints, they get the job done no matter what the conditions.
Granted, the more expensive mirror lenses look super cool and are technically "better," but for all-round use I would go with the rc36. If you have the money, get two pairs; one with the mirrored lens for those bluebird days, and one with the rc36 (if you can find them) for night trips and cloudy days. Ultimately though, you can't go wrong with these goggles, no matter what lens.
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SUMMARY: In this weeks chart, well take a look at marketing budgets as a percentage of total gross revenue for various organization sizes.
What is your marketing budget and what percentage of your gross revenue does it represent? Check out this weeks chart to see how your budget compares to other organizations of your size.


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Many families spent the last days of spring break in downtown Fort Wayne, catching a TinCaps game, visiting the Allen County Public Library or perusing the latest exhibitions at the Foellinger-Freimann Botanical Conservatory.
Landon Rigsby-Treece, 8, spent Sunday visiting the Foellinger-Freimann Botanical Conservatory with his mother, Shelli.
�We also went out to dinner and to the carwash,� said Rigsby-Treece, a student at Covington Elementary School.
The cheerful third-grader smiled and nodded, running a hand through his long, curly hair when asked if he had any homework assignments during spring break.
�A couple, but I got �em done quickly,� he said, �and then I got to go and stay at my grandparents� house in Marion for a few days.�
�Spring break is very important,� Rigsby-Treece said. �I have to get up every morning at 6 o�clock to go to school. It�s my only chance to sleep in.�
While Allen County students were ending their spring break and returning to school today, others� breaks were just beginning.
The Kelsheimer family of Syracuse was also visiting the Botanical Conservatory Sunday, but it was the beginning of spring break for 10-year-old twins Clay and Joe and their sister Laurel, 10 � all students at Wawasee Community Schools.
Because they have relatives and grandparents in Fort Wayne, they stayed the weekend, enjoying a TinCaps game and visiting the Allen County Public Library.
�It was fun, but the TinCaps lost,� said Joe, a bespectacled mirror image of his identical twin.
But the boys and their sister differed on whether spring break was a necessity.
The snowy and harsh winter has caused a number of school corporations to lengthen the school day, extend the last day of school later into the summer or mandate Saturday school.
Although the Kelsheimer kids do not have Saturday school, the last day of school has been moved to June 4, pending no further school cancellations.
�I would rather skip spring break and get a longer summer vacation,� Clay said.
�I don�t care when we get a break, just so we get one,� Joe said.
�We have to have a spring break, because the kids get restless and ornery and crazy,� Laurel said. �They just need a break.�
Farther down the hall at the conservatory, Mollie Ohneck was also enjoying her last day of spring break with her two small children. Ohneck has been an English teacher at Carroll High School for the past 10 years.
Daughter Eva, 4, played inside the new dress-up castle � part of the High Places, Hidden Spaces-Make Your Own Adventure exhibit � while her 15-month-old brother, Enzo, and her mother waited patiently nearby.
The entire family, including dad, had spent part of spring break in Chicago visiting museums and swimming in the hotel pool, Ohneck said.
�This was kind of our last hurrah,� she said of their visit to the conservatory.
Students and teachers alike were anxious for spring break, given the long winter and the extended daytime hours of school, Ohneck said.
�We all welcomed spring break,� she said,� and the seniors were especially happy to have one last vacation before graduation.�
Ohneck enjoyed her break, but is anxious to get back to school, she said.
�This is such an exciting time of year for seniors,� she said. �We have prom and then graduation and other events and then it�s time for summer vacation.�


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Deep dish pizza
I have a couple of questions about cooking deep dish pizzas:
1) All we can find is aluminum deep dish pans on the internet, are they OK to use in the oven...do they conduct heat too well? Thoughts?
2) General advice on cooking deep dish pizzas....cooking temperature, time it takes, layering of the pizza, cook the crust first then add toppings??? Generally, how do you do it.
Thanks for the help!
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i am interested in seeing what replies you get, deep dish has always been my favorite type of pizza.
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It is hard to think of a reason that doing deep dish pizza in a WFO has any benefit. You will want an oven temp of around 500 which means you won't want a fire in the oven and you will need an oven door to keep in the heat. While you might be able to have a small fire and do it with an open door, it will be tricky to keep the oven temp reasonable and to get uniform, quality results. If you try it with a hot oven you will burn the outside long before the inside is anywhere near done. Baking time at 500 will probably be about 40-45 minutes.
I personally don't like to use aluminum in the oven but it isn't a big deal - especially at 500 degrees. I prefer cast iron and enameled cast iron. Steel is okay for this.
Find an on-line recipe you like and follow its guidelines for assembly/baking.
Good Luck!
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Thank you for your insight texassourdough!!
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If you want to find out how impossible it is to do deep dish pizza in a hot WFO, try making some NY pizza dough/thick crust style and try to bake it at 750 or so with a good fire. You will get burned top, probably a burned bottom, and raw dough. I did it "for curiosity" once and had to really chill the oven down to make it work (about 600 hearth/800 dome). Never repeated!
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two words: CAST IRON. As Jay said, deep dish is not really a WFO kind of thing, but in the indoor oven, heck yea.
I generously oil my cast iron skillet and use a dough with a lower hydration than I would for WFO pizza. The dough gets kinda fried and crispy on the outside and it's super duper tasty. Totally different than neo-style, but so, so good. Our favorite is spinach/mushroom plus or minus Italian sausage. Just talking about it makes me want to go make one!
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Splatgirl nailed it - cast iron pans are perfect for deep dish. Haven't tried it in the WFO yet as I would be a bit concerned about the temp being too high. Maybe after the fire has died down a bit and the oven is back around 500 degrees?
I usually put a couple tablespoons of olive oil in the pan, then add the dough and let it rise for an hour or two. Then I put the sauce on and throw it into the oven at 450-500 degrees for 10 minutes. Pull it out and put toppings and cheese on and back into the oven for 15-20 minutes.
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Thanks to everyone for the suggestions. I think I'll be trying it inside....very helpful info!
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The 2014 conference theme is Opening Doors to Spirituality, Healing and Disclosure. This theme is an invitation to strengthen collaborations between the health, social service sectors and faith communities in order to more effectively address the HIV epidemic and other social issues.
Many faith-based organizations have extensive experience providing spiritual care, support and important services to those most in need – whether a member of their faith group or not. Faith communities reach across cultures and into the personal lives and communities of countless individuals across Canada and globally. This year's Central Opening Doors will explore how to enhance dialogue to eliminate stigma, discrimination and other barriers to productively responding to HIV.
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Moonlite Gardens...Where Dreams Come True
Experience gourmet cuisine and exceptional service in a picture-perfect setting. Moonlite Gardens, a historically beautiful outdoor facility, accommodates parties of all sizes. Your wedding day will be carefully planned and carried out with attention to every detail.
Amenities + Details
Indoor Ceremony Area
Kosher Available
Liability Insurance
Liquor License
On the Water
Onsite Catering
Onsite Overnight Accommodations
Onsite Parking
Onsite Wedding Consultant
Outdoor Ceremony Area
Outdoor Reception Area
Outside Caterers Allowed
Site Fee
Tented Area
Valet Parking
Wheelchair Accessible
For more details about amenities, please message the Venue.
$$ - Affordable
Banquet/Reception Hall, Mansion/Historic Site, Unusual/Alternative
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A Good TimeReviewed on 10/12/2012 Tabitha B
We had our ceremony and reception there and it was beautiful. They were very nice and easy to work with, great back up plan if it rained. The food was good and the help at the wedding was very nice. It is a little more expensive but well worth the value. The only thing I had problems with was that it was very cold the night of my wedding but the staff worked with us and put up barriers to block the wind. All in all it was an amazing place to get married. I did not give it 5 stars because of small issues due to the international fireworks going on the same time as my wedding and we had a few problems with that but the coordinator is working with me to help solve those problems.
Beautiful venue for any occaisionReviewed on 7/26/2012 Jessica B
Moonlite Gardens name speaks for itself. It's a gorgeous outdoor venue with a southern plantation look decked out in white rod-iron, ferns, and a southern garden feel. An apartment was provided for our wedding party on site so we could get dressed, hair done, and freshen up anytime. It is an outdoor venue, so there's no air conditioning. But there were large fans and the covered patio provides lots of shade. The management team was very helpful in planning out everything. She answered every email promptly and allowed us to visit the venue whenever we wanted to see it. In order to book the venue you have to use Coney Island catering, but the buffet was beautiful and they had several choices. The down side is that we could not decorate at all until the afternoon of the wedding, however the venue is so beautiful by itself that a ton of extra decorating is not necessary. We chose a mid-range package which included the buffet with beer, wine and soft drinks at the bar. It ran us $43 a person. With 200 guests, that adds up quickly. The price is the only problem I have with Moonlite Gardens. If you can afford that budget for your venue, then Moonlite Gardens is a beautiful place for a wedding or reception or, like us, both!
Dancing 'Under' the StarsReviewed on 12/20/2011 Julie F
My Husband and I recently got married at Moonlite Gardens on september 9th, 2011 (9.9.11). When we were looking for venues, we looked at every modern venue we could find, but we wanted something a little classy, and we knew it had to be outdoor. Golf courses, country clubs, and hotels just weren't our thing. My grandma (who use to dance ever week at Moonlite Gardens back in the day with her late hubby) suggested we take a look. I was nervous, and thought it would be rather tacky at "coney island", but the gardens was beautiful. We had everything we wanted: A LARGE (very large) dance floor was most important, it was outside, it was classy, and a little "old school new orleans" if you were to ask me. I LOVED it! We took several tours, and showed my parents and pastor. And as we looked, I began to envision what I was hoping for and how I wanted my wedding to look. It fit! The service was great. The food was wonderful. We had a "dry" wedding, but they even offered us non-alcoholic champagne! THANK YOU! and even though there were not many decorations done, the charm of the pavilion was perfect for our black/white & yellow theme. They even matched the napkins to our colors! It was perfect for what we wanted. The only thing I would say was that we went there the night before for rehearsal and I was pretty worried that the place was still trashed from a wedding (probably weeks ago) clean up was slow, but ready by the time for our wedding. And they did not save our cake top. we only got a small nibble of our cake. so just make sure you let them know ahead of time! =)
Loved it!Reviewed on 10/20/2011 Becky H
We had our ceremony and reception here. It was beautiful. The staff was great to work with. The food was fabulous. We actually had several people say "the food usually isn't very good at weddings, but this was delicious. The space is so beautiful and unique.
Beautiful Starry NightReviewed on 10/10/2011 Katie B
My husband and I selected Moonlite Gardens, because we didn't want a typical hall. We loved the New Orleans feel of the white wrought iron and loved that it was an indoor/outdoor facility. It had a very magical feeling with it's history and the ability to show off the stars. Moonlite Gardens was the perfect end to our day. We had a cocktail hour for our guests and selected the open bar option. The idea of an open bar was scary to me, but the Moonlite Gardens team did a great job of monitoring everyone's levels. While our guests were enjoying the cocktail hour, we were allowed to use the old apartment to spruce up. Then we went off to ride the marry-go-round for pictures. All the little kids at the park thought we were celebrities, so we just smiled and waved. After that we were announced on the beautiful white wrought iron stairs. There were a few servers that were really helpful to my husband and I. They grabbed us drinks, so we didn't have to run to the bar ourselves and were able to mingle with guests. Dinner was served buffet style, which gives guests more options for dinner. The beef plate we selected was delicious! Moonlite Gardens has the perfect layout for a band. Because of this, my husband and I were convinced we had to have a band and it turned out to be a spectacular idea. Our guests kept coming up to us and telling us how beautiful everything was and how much they were enjoying the band. We worked with Debbie on the details of our wedding and she was fantastic about making sure we had every detail right, down to the color of the napkins. Aaron worked with us on the day of the wedding and monitored the weather all day to watch for rain. Our tables and chairs were set up for the "Plan B" option (which is under the cover), but it turned out to be perfectly fine. It just made a larger dance floor for everyone! Finally, Riverbend is behind Moonlite Gardens, and although this worried me at first, we didn't hear the concert playing behind us at all!
Beautiful Venue - Great ServiceReviewed on 7/17/2011 Ashleigh B
The venue is a great place to get married as it is beautiful without much decorations. All of the staff is very nice and helpful
Moonlite GardensReviewed on 8/25/2010 Amy B
Moonlite Gardens was absolutely the perfect setting for my outdoor reception! I received so many compliments on how pretty it was, especially all lit up at night. Deb, the wedding coordinator, was helpful in answering all of my questions and making sure everything was perfect for the big day. My only recommendation is to be able to taste test the menu options so we don't just have to pick from a list. Although, I received many compliments that the food was delicious!
Review for Moonlite Gardens at Coney IslandReviewed on 5/10/2010 Karen G
The venue is an old dance/ concert pavillion... it's all outside and has a very classic elegant feel.;Make sure your DJ or videographer has plenty of lighting. The venue is outdoors and the natural light is beautiful but makes for very dark videos.


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Scarlets earn scrappy 24-13 RaboDirect PRO12 victory over Welsh rivals Newport Gwent Dragons
Last Updated: 05/10/12 11:26pm
Tries by Gareth Maule and Morgan Stoddart ensured Scarlets claimed a hard-fought 24-13 RaboDirect PRO12 victory over Newport Gwent Dragons at a rain-soaked Parc y Scarlets on Friday night.
Maule crossed in the first half for an opportunistic try after chasing up a loose ball from a missed penalty goal, while Stoddart came on at half-time to end more than year out with a broken leg, and soon went over in the left corner.
Outside-half Steffan Jones gave the Dragons the lead on 10 minutes with a long-range 45-metre penalty, which was cancelled out by his opposite number Aled Thomas six minutes later.
But an incisive break by in-form full-back Liam Williams led to another penalty opportunity. Although Thomas's kick hit a post and failed to go over, quick-thinking Maule followed up the loose ball to score in the left corner, with Thomas adding the extras.
That lead was extended as Thomas added further three-pointers on 34 and 38 minutes as the Scarlets eased into a 16-3 advantage.
The Dragons failed to get into the opposition 22 in the first half but they responded with 10 unanswered points after the break as first Tom Prydie, who took over the kicking duties from Jones, put over a penalty to cut the arrears.
That was followed by a try for wing Adam Hughes who slid in after Williams failed to deal with Dan Evans' grubber kick - Prydie converted to cut the Scarlets lead to three points.
But the Dragons comeback was nipped in the bud when scrum-half Jonathan Evans was sin-binned for a tackle off the ball. That allowed replacement fly-half
Rhys Priestland to put over a penalty on 66 minutes and 10 minutes from full-time Stoddart ran in for Scarlets' second and decisive try.


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Well, in the comments to last weeks post you informed me that, in fact, I haven't been talking about enhancement enough. At this point I put my head down and I began silently to weep. Then great, wracking sobs, followed by a scream to the heavens. Enhancement, enhancement, why have you forsaken me!?
I didn't, dumbass, I'm still right over here, you even have all the gear in your bags, just respec and we can go stormstrike things to death.
So yeah, I've respecced enhancement on my draenei. Never fear, orc boosters, I've started leveling my orc again and I'm aiming him at resto/elemental when dual specs come out. Since that bloody fist weapon in CoT won't drop for me, I had my warrior make up a Titansteel Bonecrusher for the MH and we're off to the races. Well, okay, these particular races involve hitting things in the back and setting them on fire a lot.
First up, as is often the case, please go to the Enhancement Shaman postings on Elitist Jerks if you want a lot of detail and math on your DPS as an enhancement shaman. It's an incredibly valuable resource for you. Yes, it is also an enormously long resource so as always I'll take the time to summarize and explain as best I can what it says.
One of the things to keep in mind as an enhancement shaman in the new WoTLK order of things is this: you are the most hybrid spec of possibly the most hybrid class in the game. I've said it before and I will almost certainly say it again, you are a caster/melee DPS class now if you play enhancement. You want gear with int on it, especially once you start running heroics and moving into 10/25 man raid content, thanks to Maelstrom Weapon and the ability to throw an instant cast Lightning Bolt or Chain Lightning without clipping your melee swings. Maelstrom is also insanely sweet for leveling and questing... the ability to throw an instant cast Healing Wave on yourself when you're taking damage is not to be underestimated, but you won't be using it for that in a raid or instance. You'll be using it to push damage. With Maelstrom, you can throw an "Oshi.." heal on the group with Chain Heal, use Chain Lightning for limited AoE damage, or LB for single target DPS, it's an amazing ability that really adds power and flexibility to the class. I myself am not good enough to use a 4 stack MW to cast a quick spell without clipping my swings and lowering my DPS, but some shamans are capable of doing so, especially if they have two slow weapons. If you can do it, more power to you, but I recommend waiting until you have a full five stack on MW until you're really comfortable with how it works.
Feral Spirit's pretty hot when it's up. You should be using it every cooldown. I don't really know what else to say here, it clears roots and snares, it heals you while it's up, it does pretty solid damage while the invisible wolves are biting the things you don't like. It's a good talent. Yay for Feral Spirit. Seriously, what's not to like here? Get it, love it, use it. Excellent for soloing, good in a dungeon, I for one embrace our ghostly wolf underlings. I've solo'd group quests with the proper use of this talent.
In addition to Maelstrom making us much more castery than ever, we now have the new mechanics of Lava Lash to consider. I have Glyph of Lava Lash and am 5/5 Elemental Fury, which is the recommended way to go if you intend to use flametongue on your offhand (as I do, even though it's not a particularly fast offhand) - I use a slower offhand in part because slower weapons work better with Lava Lash and in part because it's the best weapon I'll have access to until I get lucky in Naxx or buy the badge fist offhand. Lava Lash does its damage as fire, so it ignores armor, and gets more damage from the FT/Glyph setup. You can still go WF/WF and do respectable damage, and I know some shamans actually don't take Lava Lash to simplify their rotations, but I'm a huge booster of the talent and can't imagine going without it.
We should also talk about Static Shock. At present, the groups and raids I've been on as a shaman haven't had enough mana return for me to forgo Water Shield, but as soon as we get a Spriest or properly specced hunter/paladin for the 10 mans, Static Shock will be a very hard DPS talent to ignore. EJ says that it's the best use of 3 talent points in the tree
One of the things I love about the 'new' enhancement tree is that it isn't just Stormstrike - Earth Shock - Stormstrike over and over again. Since Maelstrom Weapon is somewhat unpredictable (you know it will stack to five, but you don't know exactly when that will happen) you want that to be your first priority when it is at a full five stack, then Stormstrike, Earth Shock and Lava Lash in that order.
Some shamans swear by opening with a Flame Shock and then casting Lava Burst to ensure a spell crit to proc Elemental Devastation, but I've tested this out and the loss of time clipping your swings seems to hurt your DPS. If you're going to do this, do it once at the beginning of a boss fight, don't keep doint it. You're going to get enough spell crits from your normal rotation that you don't need to try and force them and the constant casting will really bone your DPS.
Talents for enhancement really benefit from synergy with elemental, especially now that we do so much more casting than before Wrath. My current build isn't entirely satisfying... I'd prefer more points in static shock but like I said I don't get to use it as much as I'd like and I might drop points in Unleashed Rage if anyone I knew had Abomination's Might. But I love having Elemental Devastation and Elemental Fury, and I've toyed with playing around with the spec to get 1 point in Elemental Focus since then I might be more able to go into full Static Shock. I haven't tested that yet, though, and it might not work. The spec I'm considering using now is this one, depending on if I can justify losing the bonus to my windfury totems (depends on raid makeup). If not, I can always drop the points in Reverberation and make it up there.
Next week we'll talk more about specific gearing for enhancement. And I promise, a big post about resto is coming, I just want to get more healing under my belt before I do it.