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I can't even call him Santorum anymore. My family calls him "anal goop guy" because no one can even stand the fact he's an actual person, and he's for real. (And if you knew my family, you'd understand how big that is.)
I swear. If he gets elected, I'm moving to Europe. It's the last straw. I'm not watching my country burn under this asshole's tyranny.
i don't believe that he is a real person
If you're a "nice guy" to a girl up until you realize she doesn't want to date you, then go on about how she's a cold shrew that friendzoned you and how no girls date nice guys, like, nah mate, girls do date nice guys. You just aren't a nice guy. You're a passive aggressive beta with internalized misogyny and a serious victim complex.
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Martock is a large village and a parish on the edge of the Somerset Levels, close to the Blackdown Hills, the Mendips and the Quantocks; as well as having the River Parret Trail passing through Martock as this long-distance footpath proceeds through the village from the River Parret on its way to join the West Somerset Coast Path.
There does not appear to be any prehistoric archaeological reference to prehistory in Martock, however there were many other areas in close proximity to Martock, and in the surrounding areas, which evidence Palaeolithic, Mesolithic and Neolithic peoples. Perhaps the winter flooding in the Somerset Levels kept various tribes from settling Martock early on, but lack of archaeological evidence does not predispose the fact that some ancient people were in the range of the Martock area. In the Domesday Book Martock is noted as a Saxon royal estate, owned by Queen Edith. As a large estate, it most probably included a minster church, and some settlement about the manor to serve the needs of the estate. A document dated 1302 describes the manor house with its garden and a surrounding moat, but it appears that by the early 1600's the manor is virtually in ruin. A medieval reference to the 1247 grant for a weekly market is recorded and once the market was in effect, it eventually made Martock a successful agricultural and trading centre.
All Saint's Church is thought to predate 1156, which is the first time the church is mentioned. A reference to the church in 1226 includes information regarding a parsonage, which scurvies today as the Treasurer's House; as it was acquired by the Treasurer of Wells Cathedral in 1227, becoming the rector of the church and he was also its patron. All Saint's Church is presumed to be of Saxon origin and may have originally been a minster church. This is the second largest church in Somerset; All Saint's church also has a tower dating from circa 1511, as well as carved statuary in the eaves, however the church is renowned for its carved tie beam roof in the nave and has been designated as a Grade I listed building.
There are a number of old buildings in Martock, some are Grade I and II listed buildings built in hamstone, giving them the golden hue which the village is known for. The hamstone is quarried in nearby Ham Hill, with the lovely Ham Hill Country Park having one of the largest Iron Age hill forts in Europe, with the park offering pathways to explore. The Romans may have set up a military camp in the hill fort, and there are still remains of a Roman villa to be seen. The present Market House in Martock, a designated Grade II structure built in the mid 1700's has seen many uses, even the stocks were located there until 1853; and Cary's Mill was mentioned in the Domesday book and is presently occupied by Parrett Works; while Bower Hinton Farm still has a portion of the original farmhouse dating to the 13th century, with 17th century additions; and the Treasurer's House that is the property of the National Trust, is the oldest inhabited house in Somerset, with the exception of the Bishop's Palace in Wells.
There are also many interesting homes and gardens in quite close proximity to the village of Martock, all of which offer delightful sights, and magnificent historical buildings. Martock itself has a marked route in their village to make your viewing of their long history more accessible. There is also a once a month informal music and poetry meeting that welcomes everyone; the Martock Players and Pantomime Society offers performances; and local concerts can also be enjoyed. For a panoramic view of South Somerset, go to the top of Burrow Hill and for a treat visit the cider farm at the base of the Hill, where you can see the age old traditional method of producing apple cider. The first written records of Cider Brandy were in 1678, and Somerset Cider Brandy is purported to be one of the best, and you are invited to sample the cider and Cider Brandy from among the vats during your visit.Where is Martock?
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After having them slam the phone down on me several times they now get one of the following.
3 year old talking about her birthday cake.
Devil dog recording played on repeat from my N95.
A blank refusal to reveal any information on who lives at the address due to the data protection act.
Demands to know who they are, a direct phone line number and their name before I answer anything.
Banana phone song.
Penis is the proper word Song.
The internet is for porn song.
Me calling for mommy continually until they hang up. (mommy is that you mommy? do you know where my mommy is? This upsets them as I am 38 years old).
If they are phoning from HBOS I demand to speak to someone who is not going to loose their job after the coming merger
I thought they were all valid ways of answering the phone anyway!
I am hoping you ahve a deep gravelly voice. Otherwise it would totally kill the thing in my headMe calling for mommy continually until they hang up. (mommy is that you mommy? do you know where my mommy is? This upsets them as I am 38 years old).
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Me Whos calling please?
Droid Albion Finance.
Me I will need your parent company, direct dial phone number and name please.
Droid ITS A PRIVATE BUSINESS MATTER, IS MISS ***** THERE?
I slammed the phone down. and chuckled for ages.
The previous one got funny when I wanted the parent company and refused to tell me so I pretended to go off my trolly ranted about the data protection act and threw the phone down on him.
The joys of droid baiting.
I just put a falsetto voice almost immeadiately after they ask for a female member of the household. Then dare them to prove I am not Miss TechMonkey
I am also thinking of getting a script together, like the tiscali droids, that would be fun. Also including as many web meme references as possible.
All I get's a login box and I really don't have time to go through the registration process, what's it all about?
Worked a treat, droid fell at first hurdle, kept saying she was Albion Finance. She got very frustrated with the final reply of "I'm sorry, but the information you want is unavailable to you" (when asking for my wife). Absolute gold.
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Ducati has made the exhaust notes of nine of its bikes available for listening to, downloading or using as your ringtone. From Monster to GP10, WSB machine and new Diavel (with and without Termignonis) it's a soul-stirring, potentially bowel-loosening collection. It's also liable to prompt the intensely dispiriting observation from your other half that 'they all sound like tractors'
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I bought the medium for my 70lb. 9 year old lab. I agree with the other review that the white stripe is more of a tan, but it matches my decor fine and wasn't worried about that. I am, however, going to have to add a piece of foam for my old girl, the stuffing leaves little to be desired. She fits it fine length and width (she's a stretched-out sleeper), but there needs to be more stuffing or a better quality stuffing. The dogs in the pictures seem much more supported. The pattern is just what I wanted, so nice to get away from boring green and tan. I also like the material, hope it softens a little in the wash. I do wish that the bottom was the stripe pattern so I could flip it over. Would recommend to a friend for the look and discounted price, but would make sure they knew about the need for more stuffing.
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The Wolf Ep.13 - Upper Jah!!! - Upper Jah is so dope. Feels like you're in the middle of the earth. Sliding, boofing until the last big set, Barrachos! This section provides fun! Check out The Wolf and friends (François L. Nadeau and Morgan Arnaud) shredding down the upper Jalacingo! -LP The Wolf.
Added: Dec 11 2013.
Louis-Philippe Rivest for WWGP - Yo! This is my entry for the 2014 Whitewater Grandprix in Quebec! It's a recap of my 2013 season. This year, I've compete more than normally. I did the Ottawa XL were I did not perform well in Freestyle, but manage to finish 7th in the boatercross. Had a 3 place at The Redbull Neilson race in Quebec with my Bro François L. Nadeau. Then a 2 place in short boat at the King of New York Raquette race. Plus, bought a house, had my second kid and film Crazy whitewater all season to promote my sport that I Love! Thanks to Quebec Connection (My crew) Enjoy!.
Added: Dec 9 2013.
The Wolf Ep.12 - Blanchissage - While charging down the Roadside section of the Alseseca river in Mexico, The Wolf and friend stopped at Sofi's hole to show you how a "blanchissage" is done! For the occasion, Morgan wanted to show you his "BLANCHISSAGE" skills! Enjoy! Music: Les anticipateurs / Blanchissage.
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Next Iron Chef America - Indian Challenge (Spoilers)
OK. So who else was happy that Nate Appleman was eliminated? Chef Trevino cooked beef in an Indian cuisine challenge? What was he thinking?
Chef Mehta did not walk away with either the quick challenge with his one bite!
i do not mind at all that Chef Appleman is gone, and I was very happy Chef Mehta did not take either challenge. :)
Clearly, these chefs should have participated in COTM this month so they knew what they were cooking.....
Very happy to see both Appleman eliminated and Mehta not declared the winner.
Apparently snapper prepared like southern American fried catfish with a side of sneering cockiness isn't enough to be the next Iron Chef.
This was an excellent episode because it showed that you can't be an Iron Chef just cooking your own cuisine and if you cook your own cuisine it better be amazing.
I was not happy to see how Alton Brown coddled Appleman at the axing. He gave him the usual "good chefs have bad days" line, but then didn't give him his own final, "You will not the next Iron Chef."
re: taos
I'm actually a little bummed by Appleman and Trevino being eliminated. I like both of them, but after watching them prepare their meals, it was pretty much in the cards they were both going home.
VERY glad Mehta did not win. I enjoyed the look of disdain in his eyes.
HOWEVER, I really wish they would just give it to Freitag already. We pretty much know they are going with her and her sub-par style of cooking. I am NOT impressed by her, sorry. If I had my way, it would be Garces all the way.
re: rocks67
We seem to have similar taste. I think Appleman was one of the top contenders to win, and got robbed, although I think Trevino was a joke. Mehta lucked out this week, because if it was any other challenge, he would've been gone. He's one of the season's weakest. If he makes another shitty ice cream I'm boycotting.
Freitag doesn't do it for me, either, but boy, they have a major boner for her.
re: rocks67
I'm not sure Freitag will win it. Might be those editing elves trying to mislead us. And I've actually been surprised with her versatility. Once again, none of us know how any of the food tastes, but hers looked good to me.
re: mojoeater
I'm wondering, in addition to how good the food is, if "how telegenic" will enter into the equation. Freitag seems to be a great "stone face."
re: taos
I agree! I, too, was disappointed he didn't get the "You will not be the next Iron Chef." He needed to hear it. Cocky needs to have the talent behind it. There's a Kid Rock song that goes, "They say I'm cocky and I say, 'what? It's ain't bragging, <female-parent><rude-word-for-fornicator>, if you back it up.'"
I'm also not a huge fan of Chef Mehta. It seems like he's a very talented chef but his underhanded and sneaky food and tool hoarding just to screw over his competitors really turns me off. Yes, this is a competition but it should be about who makes the best food, not who the most devious person is.
re: Ima Wurdibitsch
Agree completely on both counts. Chef Mehta may be an excellent chef in his own right, but also seems rather one dimensional.
On the following new episode of ICA, Iron Chef Morimoto presented a dish that one of the judges criticized for not being "Japanese" because he used Parmesan and tomatoes in his pheasant dish. Chef Morimoto responded that something to the effect that just because he is a Japanese cuisine specialist, it does not mean he can't expand or know how to do takes on dishes from other world cuisines. That shut that judge up rather quickly.
re: taos
Actually, I find that coddling to be a typical editing technique on the Food Network. If they say mostly nice things to a person when there have been obvious mistakes, that's usually the person going home. I think they don't want to kick these outgoing chefs when they are down. They will need them later on for something else...
re: taos
Of course I agree with you on all counts except, perhaps that IC usually does cook his/her own cuisine, but with whatever the secret ingredient is.
Does anyone know if there's an IC leaving the show or if they're just adding to the number of ICs. If Cat Cora is leaving or wants to play a smaller role due to the new baby, it does look as though it's Fiertag's game to lose.
re: chicgail
chicgail, I was wondering the same thing--if Frietag is their pick to replace Cat Cora if, indeed, Cat Cora's going anywhere. I think someone with either a Latin or Indian culinary background would be fun, too, though.
re: The Dairy Queen
Given the background of the contestants in TNIC, I'm guessing the producers are thinking the same way you are about a Latin or Indian chef, TDQ.
Very very happy to see Appleman go. He was just obnoxious and I would have had no desire to watch him on ICA.
re: dagwood
hmmm... so who at this point in the competition would we watch???
I like Garces, I would watch him. I think Mullen is an excellent chef, but I'm not sure he'd be a great ICA.
re: jujuthomas
All three of us at my house are rooting for Garces. Watchable, interesting food, and a good addition to the show.
re: jmckee
I'm a Garces Girl, too. He's been under the radar a good deal, but he's definitely the most talented, famous (if that counts) and best looking (which gets him bonus points, in my book!) of the chefs.
re: invinotheresverde
Freitag was very good when she was on Iron Chef battling Bobby Flay doing Wild Alaskan King Crab or something like that. She was very relaxed, bantering, entertaining, and lost to Flay who was serious and sweating it the whole time by only one point.
If she wins, I think she'll be an excellent addition to the show. She's not as cocky as Appleman, Mehta, Mullen and a lot of the boys on The Next Iron Chef and for that reason her talent is being overlooked.
re: invinotheresverde
I have to agree. I think she's just "meh..." Not saying she's a good or bad chef, just not my cup of tea. She really doesn't bring anything to the table for me. I'd be hard pressed to watch ICA if she became of the chefs and had a battle on tv.
Garces, on the other hand, now HE I would watch!
re: jmckee
I would prefer to see Garces win as well, though I would be honestly surprised if he did. At least he uses some creativity and takes some risks. Freitag has seemingly been given a pass on these first few weeks (making chicken again? Oh, but it's "heavenly!"), plus doing eclairs for Mexican, etc. She has more exposure on the Network. In addition, her areas of expertise are Asain and French. Next week Japanese, then....
re: junescook
eclairs can be found in Mexican panaderias. The country was 'colonized' by French bakers around the time of the US Civil War.
re: dagwood
I viewed Appleman as being like Symon w/o the good personality. They seemed fairly similar to me in a lot of other ways. I didn't see them keeping Appleman based on that, if they wanted a surly & obnoxious Symon they could just tell Symon to act more surly & obnoxious
The editors seem to be making it easy now to figure out in advance who's leaving.
Like last week, lots of footage of Crenn saying how great her dishes were and she just knew she'd be staying on. Same thing this week with Appleman in particular. Lots of talk about how he'd be at the top, ha-ha to the other chefs that I took all the snapper (didn't that end up biting him...), etc. Roasting a spice-studded banana is going to keep you in?
Well, we'll see how the remaining chefs deal with Tokyo and Morimoto next week. Should be pretty serious.
I'm very happy to see Appleman go. I'm also a bit disappointed to see Trevino go, but glad that Chef Freitag bounced back after last weeks poor performance. Asinine conspiracy theories aside, I hope she wins.
Oh we were surprised at my house about how THRILLED all three of us were. My son put it best: "Appelman is NOT an ethical person."
Not sure why, but none of these folks are really inspiring me. Maybe I'm waxing nostalgic as a fan of the original show from Japan. Those original chefs were bigger than life, and (rightly or wrongly) presented as the top experts in a particular style of cooking. You never knew what old school Sichsuan recipe Chen would apply to an ingredient, or how Morimoto would shock traditionalists by breaking rules in Japanese cuisine. Each had a certain expertise... like comic heroes.
Even the earlier American version kept some distinct styles... Flay/Southwest, Puck/EuroCali, Mario/Italian, Cora/GreekMed, etc.
Now it seems the drama of this "NICA" show is taking chefs completely out of their element, rather celebrating their unique interpretation of an ingredient. It's become more like a Top Chef meets Hells Kitchen rather than Iron Chef. One can appreciate the idea of chefs being well rounded and worldly in view, but judging their ability to create a 5 course Indian feast when many of them have never cooked Indian seem more about drama than skills. If you picked your 5 favorite chefs in the world, it's very likely they might falter at creating a feast outside of their specialty. I wouldn't want to watch Joël Robuchon cook a Thai dinner if he wasn't experienced. That doesn't make him a bad chef. But I would be interested in a challenge where Joël Robuchon was given Thai chiles and see how he adapted it to classic French cuisine. That would be fascinating and more original to the show's roots.
As it stands, it seems this series is all about getting lucky each week, depending on who hits near the mark. Like horseshoes. I can't get excited for horseshoe throwers. Half skill. Half luck. In fact, I like the guest judges and cooks in the ethnic places just as much... why not give them the shot?
I'm curious as to how chefs like Appleman who are supposedly totally unfamiliar with Indian cuisine can end up creating same, and even attaching the proper names to them. One can only speculate that they must have been given some sort of information to go by. Otherwise, how would they know?
Any insider info on whether FN allows that in a case like this?
re: cmvan
Good point, CMVan. Perhaps it is similar to the IC show for which the contestants are given two or three posibilities for "secret ingredient" some days ahead, then an hour (after the unveiling) to prep just before the contest, and finally two hours to prepare the food to be served to the judges. It is certainly not unrealistic to believe that the NIC chefs might be given some time to at least plan their dishes and make the final products more professional. The show is all in the editing.
This time length, plus the fact that two ICA shows are shot back-to-back, one in the morning and one in the afternoon, may account for things like Jeffery's "mood changes" over the course of the contest. (I also noticed that at the beginning of, I think, NIC Mexican, the judges had bloody marys and mimosas in front of them. Must have also been a morning session.)
re: cmvan
There was a Dinner Impossible episode (1st season) that took place in a cooking school (CIA), that had a distinctly international character. Robert had to work with students to recreate dishes prepared by 'seven internationally renowned master chefs'. There were a couple of Indian dishes, Thai, Tunisian, etc. That suggests that schools like this are expecting their students to be knowledgeable, if not expert, in a wide range of cuisines. This education is no longer an immersion in classic French cooking.
re: cmvan
I don't think it was ever stated that they are "totally unfamiliar" with Indian cuisine. They are, after all, professional chefs, a job that has exposed them to a variety of cuisine in their training and/or jobs. They also at least have eaten Indian food. At the very minimal, they knew they were going to be participating in a high profile, high stakes cooking competition so maybe they studied up on the basics of cuisine from various countries.
We were happy Appleman, or "Applehead" as we call him (it's also a term of endearment we use for the dog, it's nothing personal) was eliminated. We weren't connecting with him and his arrogance was grossly unwarranted. At home we are divided between Freitag, Garces and Mullen, either one would be a satisfactory winner, but are united against Mehta – again, arrogance and bad sportsmanship.
re: cuccubear
I really don't understand why so many of the contestants are engaging in such poor sportsmanship this season. They don't behave that way on ICA. When bad things happen on ICA, they lend each other equipment and ingredients and such... Some of these contestants don't seem to get that a victory is sweeter when it's fairly won.
I never understand when you get credit for adding your own twist to a cuisine and when you don't. Garces got credit for adding a Latin twist to the Indian cuisine, but Appleton got slammed for adding an American twist to the cuisine. Mehta lost because he didn't add any personal touches to his home cuisine. I guess the key is, it only helps to add your own twist when it's successful (and/or they really want you to move ahead...)
re: The Dairy Queen
The difference is that Garces added a Latin twist; Appelman's offering was more like an American dish with an Indian twist.
re: jmckee
Appleman also had a dessert that they all thought was disgusting.
re: mojoeater
Maybe I'm missing it but Iron Chef is not about cooking in different styles. Batalli doesn't all of a sudden cook Korean food and Flay doesn't bust out British cuisine. It's about cooking the with whats given to you to highlite that element. So to me these challenges are lame. I don't knock my favorite bistro for not having sushi on the menu. Knocking a Chef who has spent years studying and perfecting a certain cuisine because they all of a sudden can't produce (insert other cuisine that takes years to perfect) is kinda lame IMO. I am not saying posters are doing this its the stupid show so much worse than last year.
re: chris2269
I agree that TNIC is not the same as an actual Iron Chef competition and perhaps the challenges are more for entertainment than expertise. But Appleman's food wasn't good, even for American style with Indian influences. His "paneer gnocchi" was "hard and rubbery" his banana was "off-putting" his fish was "a little greasy" etc.
re: mojoeater
While I really liked Appleman, I agree that this wasn't his finest performance. It's a shame they didn't take his past showings into account.
As an aside, WTF is up with that judge who can't tolerate even minute amounts of spicy heat? It was an Indian challenge! For most of her "critiques", she repeated that everything was too spicy. Wow, what a palate.
re: invinotheresverde
I noticed that too. Even before the Indian challenge she'd make a face if something had a few hot peppers in it. Not a good trait for a judge, if you ask me.
Nate Appleman is really upset about getting eliminated from the The Next Iron Chef, blames it on bad judging, says he stands behind his dishes and wouldn't have changed them even if given the chance:
Roberto Trevino, reacts a little differently:
Personally, I thought this challenge was absurd. I have liked this show all season, but even at the start of this episode I thought it was stupidly set up.
Of course, it was totally fine to give the chefs Indian ingredients and have them create dishes with them. But obviously, they should be told to impart their own personality and cooking into the dishes as well. Instead, in this challenge, the chefs seem to have been told just to basically duplicate actual existing Indian dishes (which they obviously were able to study in advance, and that's why chefs who didn't know anything about Indian cooking gave very specific names to some rare dishes). What does this demonstrate? Why would someone who cooks, say, Italian, have to be able to totally recreate authentic Indian dishes?
As I say, it would have been cool to have them incorporate Indian ingredients or do their own twist on Indian but what they required of the Chefs was absurd. And, the result was absurd too in that even if you didn't like Chef Appleman, he clearly was among the top of the chefs in terms of talent.
I was so pissed off at this challenge, and to top it off they have to kick off two people from a challenge that is totally extraneous to actually being an Iron Chef.
re: film_score
Why would someone who cooks, say, Italian, have to be able to totally recreate authentic Indian dishes?
My point you just said it better. :) Iron Chef is about top chefs in thier field puting thier twist on ingredients not trying to cook in styles out side thier experience. I have never seen Morimoto does Italian.
re: chris2269
I think you both make excellent points. The other thing I'm going to mention is that for food network, you really become an all-purpose food network personality they can tap into for a multitude of scenarios. RR and Paula Deen (and someone else, too, Tyler Florence, perhaps?) both appeared on "baking" Iron Chef awhile back. I just saw an episode of the Paula Deen show where Bobby Flay made an appearance (then challenged her to a showdown). All kinds of food network personalities appear on TNFNS as well as Next Iron Chef etc. etc. I think for these Iron Chef contestants, doing these silly challenges, no matter how ridiculous you think they are, is just part of being associated with the food network and you'll need a high tolerance for these kind of shenanigans. At the end of the day, it's about food entertainment. As a chef, either you're on board with that, or it's not going to be a good fit for you.
re: The Dairy Queen
Well said. It is much like the old movie system where the studios had their actors under contract and the actors were "told" what movies they would be appearing in. Only in this case, the chefs/cooks have all kinds of exposure from their own shows to developing cookbooks and signature pots and pans.
I feel that a well trained chef should be able to adapt to the situation and be able to prepare just about anything and be flexible enough to either include his/her own touch if the ingredients dictate or go completely off the reservation.
re: film_score
I totally agree, most American or French for that matter are not well versed in classic Indian technique. I don't see the point of these challenges.
re: hudsonvalleyfoodblog
Why don't they just stage a bunch of round-robin ICA style cookoffs to determine who will be the next IC, forgetting about all these challenges and exotic locations? I'll tell you why. Because NICA is primarily TV entertainment, not a formal chef competition.
Evidently the producers decided that this format would attract the most viewers. That's what matters.


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The Sklar Brothers
Friday April 27, 2012 / 8:00pmThe Sklar Brothers
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The 8PM audience was sleepy and the brothers did not let it get them down. Good show! These guys do not disappoint. Real pros.


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It's a weekend trifecta when it comes to what's happening in Hartford on this first official weekend of 2013.
Friday, Hartford will honor one of its most beloved celebrities, the late radio personality Bob Steele.
Grove Street in downtown Hartford will be renamed Bob Steele Street at ceremonies at 11:30 a.m. there. Steele, who died in 2002, was a well-known broadcaster who educated and entertained listeners for more than 60 years. He was also well- known for his trademark delivery of the early morning "no school" weather announcements to generations of families.
Steele worked from the WTIC broadcasting studio once located on Grove Street.
Following the renaming ceremony, there will be a reception at the Front Street Bistro where New York architect Michael Keropian, will share plans for a historic marker for the street.
Rest up because on Saturday because Hartford Hospital holds its 22nd annual Black & Red Ball that evening at the Bushnell. And there's more.
Entertainment for the evening will be provided by legendary, Grammy-award winning band Earth, Wind & Fire. The party begins at 6 p.m. with cocktails and food. the band performs at 8 followed by dancing and a dessert reception.
Proceeds will benefit the hospital's Transplant Program. For tickets information, call 860-545-1932. Only tickets for the show and dessert reception are available.
Did you get engaged over the holiday season or envision a wedding in your future?
On Saturday and Sunday, head over to the Connecticut Convention Center for the annual Connecticut Bridal Expo. The show runs from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m both days and features hundreds of vendors, fashion shows (including one on Sunday at 1 p.m. with Kathy Faber Designs and Java), floral designs, cakes, food samples and give-aways .
Tickets are $10 a person will a $2 discount available here.
The annual Three Kings Day parade in Hartford will begin at 10 a.m. at 95 Park St. Sunday. The traditonal parade, which includes marchers and a camel, lasts about an hour and conclude at the Pope Park Recreation Center in Pope Park. Organized by the Spanish American Merchants Association and the Institute for the Hispanic Family, there will be activities for children following it at the recreation center.
Winter is bad enough to deal with so why not stretch the weekend out a bit with some good music and dancing. The smash-hit show, "Million Dollar Quartet," inspired by a famous mid-'50s Sun Records session when Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis and Carl Perkins showed up in the same room together, opens at the Bushnell Tuesday and continues through Jan. 13. Tickets are $20 to $65. go to thebushnell.org.


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Ferris Bueller's Day Off (1986)
School is rubbish. I know it, you know it, and Ferris Bueller knows it. Which is why he's decided to fake out his folks with a pretend dose of sniffles, round-up his girlfriend and best bud, and get down to some serious truanting in the Chicago sun.
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Penarth pier, Glamorgan, Wales by madtwins2 on Flickr.
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Listening to the final BBC 1 Worldwide show from 3.29.2012 (via the Giant Step site). Apparently, BBC 1 wants to bring in younger DJs to attract their 'key demographic' of 15-29 year olds. I really don't see the point of dumping GP's Worldwide show. He was playing the hippest most relevant stuff on BBC 1 (James Blake, Mount Kimbie, SBTRKT, etc.)…and he was so classy and easygoing when he had guests on…plus his enormous depth of musical knowledge across so many genres/countries/decades, and his overall infectious enthusiasm for music I might otherwise never have found…made his show one of the best on the radio.
On the upside, as of this past Saturday, he started his new afternoon show (morning for me) on Radio 6. If only I could get the iPlayer to work on my computer…which has also been deemed "too old" by the technology on the BBC site…it would be perfect to listen to on Saturday morning with a cup of tea…of course ;-) I'm hoping the shows will at least go up on the Giant Step player.
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The words on it are Kamesen Kulilin which is Japanese for Kame Krillin.
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have you seen a serbian film?
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that moment when the girl that guy you liked is now with is actually quite vile
nah srsly, she looks like a drag queen with a MASSIVE nose and it makes me chuckle
if i die young and people i hate cry and use my death as an attention seeking tool, i want all of you to beat them to death so i may have my reckoning with them in the next life
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The Los Angeles Angels welcomed Josh Hamilton back to their lineup today. The Angels' outfielder had been on the disabled list since April 8 when he tore a ligament in his left thumb while sliding headfirst into first base. He was activated before Tuesday's game in Houston against the Astros.
Hamilton was on a tear before getting injured batting .444 with two home runs and six RBI in the first eight games of the season. Tuesday night he was 1-3 with a solo home run, a strike out and a walk.
Unfortunately for the Angels, while they welcomed back their former American League MVP, they lost another key player to injury. Mike Trout, who had missed the last two games with back stiffness, was forced to leave the Tuesday's game after striking out in the first inning. He reported having "mid-back discomfort" according to the Los Angeles Times.
It is not yet clear if Trout is going to need time on the disabled list or not. Trout is arguably the best player in baseball and has been slated by many to be the AL MVP in 2014. He finished second in the MVP voting each of the last two seasons to the Detroit Tigers' Miguel Cabrera.
The 22-year old Trout was batting .294 with 11 home runs and 38 RBI going into tonight's game.
The Angels ended up losing Tuesday's game to the Astros by the score of 5-2.
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Ian Astbury, leader of The Cult, is quite the Renaissance man. Besides fronting the band, Astbury plays soccer competitively, watches hockey compulsively and is well-versed on just about any topic thrown at him. Speaking from Los Angeles in anticipation of tonight's show at House of Blues, Astbury ... More >>
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collections that are raw as fuck ➝ elie saab s/s 2014
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I haven't seen Catching Fire yet, but Katniss' outfits look great.
i was pretty unimpressed by the costumes in the first hunger games movie, but they REEEEEALLY stepped it up for catching fire. on all fronts, TBH. that movie was incredible.
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This is what Team USA's Winter Olympics uniforms look like and this year they're being made in America.
Half-Mourning Dress
The Victoria & Albert Museum
What's a "half-mourning" dress? Mourning in the front, party in the back?
Half-Mourning was the third stage of mourning for a widow. She would be expected to mourn her husband for at least two years, the stages being Full Mourning, Second Mourning and Half-Mourning. The different stages regulated what they would be wearing, with Full Mourning being all black and with no ornamentation, including the wodow's veil, and the stages after that introducing some jewellery and modest ornamentation. When in Half-Mourning you would gradually include fabrics in other colors and sort of ease your way out of mourning.
Wow, I am happy you made that joke so I could interpert it as a serious question and have an excuse to ramble on about clothing customs of the past, I am a historical fashion nerd.
That's very informative, but I'm going to stick with my original head canon:
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ELEMENTARY VEHICLE DAY: Dudley Elementary students got a chance to view vehicles from different businesses on May 4 when several parked in the four-plex parking lot for them to look at and climb into. Elementary Vehicle Day was part of the Advocating for Business, Labor and Education (ABLE) program through Dawson Area Development. Coordinator Mary Gohl said the event was designed to teach young children about careers. Tim Strauser of Blase-Strauser Memorial Chapels & Monuments shows children the inside of a hearse.
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The BAcC is the membership body for career practitioners of professional traditional acupuncture. We are globally recognised and a leading member of the European Association of Traditional Chinese Medicine acupuncture.
Our membership is comprised of those who have completed degree level qualifications or equivalent. Through our sister organization, the British Acupuncture Accreditation Board, we ensure high standards of acupuncture education in the UK and its professional standing.
Develop your practice
If you're just starting out, the BAcC supports you through regional groups and professional development leads. Services include business/legal support, marketing templates, forums and social media communities. In our London office we have full time staff to provide advice on marketing, safe practice, legal and Continuing Professional Development matters. We host an annual conference and research symposium, provide a peer review journal (EJOM) a monthly e news bulletin, and a members newsletter five times a year. For all members, however, long they have been with us, we offer piece of mind with standard insurance and legal protection and expert advice from our specialist staff team.
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We offer enhanced status as we are the only traditional acupuncture body accredited by the government's Professional Standards Authority assured voluntary register scheme. For those who are looking further enhance their professional standing, we offer a Fellowship scheme. Our high standards also in practice mean that you can access patients from private health insurers and the NHS.
As an institution, the British Acupuncture Council we offer a voice, campaigning visibly for traditional acupuncture. BAcC can trace its roots back to the early 60s and has been working tirelessly to promote the value of traditional acupuncture to the public and policy makers since its formation from five precursor associations in 1996.
In short, BAcC membership ensures that its members are well trained, safe and effective – with ongoing quality validated by external scrutiny. We look forward to welcoming you as a BAcC member.
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The British Acupuncture Council (BAcC) is committed to providing a good quality service in dealing with members of the public, practitioners and other professional organisations. It takes all complaints seriously and sees them as an important tool for continually improving our service.
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Anyone who comes into contact with our organisation and who is unhappy or dissatisfied with the service they receive can complain. For example, you may wish to complain about the way we answered your query or correspondence or any delay in getting back to you.
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We will acknowledge receipt of your complaint within seven working days and aim to give you a full response within twenty-eight days. On rare occasions this might take longer, if there is a lack of documentary evidence or the matter needs further investigation.
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What to do if you are unhappy about the service you have received from your practitioner
Step 1
Express your concerns to your practitioner or if he/she works in a larger practice, to the practice manager either by phone, by letter, by email or in person.
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If you remain unhappy you can make a complaint to the British Acupuncture Council by letter, fax or mail marked Private and Confidential. We will need:
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If you find it difficult to make your complaint in writing please let us know and we will help you.
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The Ethics Department will check to see if the BAcC can deal with your complaint or concern. The BAcC can only deal with matters which relate to:
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If the BAcC can deal with your complaint the Ethics Department will send you some forms to complete, together with information about complaints.
Please note, the BAcC cannot grant compensation, however all our members are covered by comprehensive professional indemnity insurance, details of which can be obtained from the BAcC or from your practitioner.
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The Game's Brittany Daniel fiercely (and secretly) battled cancer
The Game's Brittany Daniel fiercely (and secretly) battled cancer for sake of the twin sister she 'could not leave behind' - aided by acupuncture amongst other things.
Using traditional acupuncture to help manage diabetes
Complementary therapies can support a patient in dealing with long-term conditions such as Type 2 diabetes. Mark Bovey, Research Manager of the British Acupuncture Council, explains what acupuncture has to offer to someone with diabetes and shares the experiences of some patients who have benefited from this traditional practice


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Vintage Parker 51 Signet Fountain Pen
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Beautiful ** Vintage Parker 51 Signet Fountain Pen **
Parker 51 signet with 1/10 14 K rolled gold and black resin body / cap and long clip (early model), crowned with pearl jewel / tassie.
Date: Late 1940s.
Overall Pen Length: 14 cm / 5.5 inches
Filler System: Aerometric
Condition: Excellent. Serviced and tested.*********
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The Parker Pen Company was founded by George S. Parker in 1888. Dissatisfied with the pens available at the time, Parker's mission was to produce an eminently reliable pen. This tradition continued admirably in the decades that ensued, with the Company becoming the number one leader in writing instrument sales from 1920 through the 1960s.
Parker also continued to regularly revolutionize the fountain pen and all that accompanied it. In 1931 Parker launched Quink, an ink that did away with the need for blotters. This breakthrough also paved the way for Parker's launch in 1941 of the Parker 51, that would go on to become the most popular fountain of all times ($400,000,000 in sales over its 30 year lifespan).
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Mike Ribeiro has become the latest veteran to take a heavy discount, signing a one-year, $1.05 million contract with the Nashville Predators.
The news was first Tweeted out by Sportsnet's Hockey Central team.
Mike Ribeiro signs a one-year deal with Nashville Predators worth $1.05 million.
— Hockey Central (@SNHockeyCentral) July 15, 2014
The signing gives Mike Ribeiro another chance in the NHL. The 34-year-old was bought out by the Arizona Coyotes last month because of "behavioural issues" with three years and $16.5 million left on his contract.
Though he was the most productive centre on the market (47 points in a down season), teams wouldn't touch him because of his perceived character issues until now.
"Mike is a talented veteran center who has produced offensively everywhere he has played," said Predators general manager David Poile in a press release. "We have done our due diligence and believe Mike has a lot to offer to our team, improves us at our center ice position and will fit in with our group and contribute."
Nashville signing Mike Ribeiro is a move I thought needed to happen, and here's why.After losing Mike Fisher to a ruptured Achilles tendon, Nashville needed to fill a void at centre. To be competitive in the Western Conference, you need to have depth down the middle, and a unit led by new signing Olli Jokinen wasn't going to cut it.
So, they bring in a playmaking pivot in Mike Ribeiro, whose creativity should help new acquisition James Neal to really excel. Once Fisher returns, the Predators will have solid centre depth, particularly if Calle Jarnkrok isn't ready for full-time duty.
It's not the first time the Predators have had players with behaviour issues (what's up, Andrei Kostitsyn and Alexander Radulov?), but this time, it gave Poile the leverage to low-ball Mike Ribeiro and get him into the fold, as he's worth a lot more than $1.05 million for his skills.
Overall, bringing in Mike Ribeiro could be a master stroke by David Poile. He gets a quality offensive player at a bottom-dollar price, and that player will be motivated to play hard to earn more money next offseason as long as he stays out of trouble.
UPDATE: The Predators have also signed free agent Derek Roy to a one-year, $1 million deal.
#Preds sign C Derek Roy. One year, $1 million.
— Brian Compton (@BComptonNHL) July 15, 2014
Yet another veteran signing by the Predators, and another cost-efficient move. Though the 31-year-old centre has been a shell of his former self the last two seasons, Roy was a point-per-game player when he was at his best, so it can't hurt to try.
If Nashville wants to keep being patient with Calle Jarnkrok, this isn't a bad signing.