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The Prince of Peace Parish Picnic, to welcome Father Don, will be held at 2 p.m. at Camp Aldrich on July 23. Activities include horseback riding, hayrack rides, swimming, horse shoes, bonfire, basketball, card games, dominoes, dancing and more. The celebration of Mass will be at 5:30 p.m., which will replace the normal Saturday evening Mass at St. Rose. A bbq will follow at 7 p.m. Hamburgers, hot dogs, brats, tea, water and Kool-aid will be provided. No alcohol will be allowed. The band "Freelance" will provide music from 8 to 11 p.m.
Between 1840 and the completion of the Transcontinental Railroad, a quarter million people crossed the great plains on foot or in wagons as they moved west to begin new lives. This summer, 77 youth (14 to 18) and 44 adults (acting as chaperons) went on a three day trek with the Sooner Cattle Company in Pawhuska, Okla. to experience a little of what they went through. The Sooner Cattle Company runs these treks from spring through fall. The youth, all members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints (Mormons) came from Concordia (5), Great Bend (5), Hays ...
"Go Fish" is the theme of an exciting Vacation Bible School which will be held from July 17-22 at the Great Bend Seventh-day Adventist Church, 1 mile west of 10th and Patton. Go Fishin' Mission Adventure Camp features Campfire Bible Adventures, Boat House Crafts, Go Fishin' Games, the Snack Shack, Go Fishin' Mission Lodge and Launch. It will begin at 6:30 p.m. each evening and end at 8:45 p.m. A parent program will be held on Friday evening. For additional information call 620-791-7314.
The First Church of the Nazarene is gearing up for Vacation Bible School and would like to invite all children ages 4 years to 4th grade to join them July 9-14 for the Son Harvest County Fair Bible School.
Faith Community Church is hosting special meetings with Rev. Glenn Bleakney at 10:30 a.m. and 7 p.m. Sunday,
Looking for an evening celebrating faith, hope and courage? Look no farther than opening night of the 12th annual Midwest Catholic Family Conference, scheduled for Aug. 5-7 at Century II in Wichita.
Rupert Harrell, a Vietnam veteran, will be speaking at 10:30 a.m. during the morning service on June 26, at the First Assembly of God, 601 Patton Road, Great Bend.
"Music with a Message" featuring Ric Gorden will be held at 10:30 a.m. on Sunday, June 26th. Ric will be performing in song and praise at Faith Community Church during the Sunday morning service. His music is both entertaining and enlightening, filled with humorous and thought-provoking messages in song.
Concerned about gun proliferation in the United States, the Dominican Sisters of Peace have declared all their Motherhouses, educational institutions, retreat centers, environmental centers, and health-care centers to be "weapon-free zones." Signs are being posted to all building entrances that state, "Dominican Sisters of Peace are committed to the protection of all life. Weapons are not permitted in this building."
Today and Saturday, Great Bend students will fast so that hungry children may have food. The public is invited to help members of the Youth Workers Alliance break their fast Saturday evening with a meal and concert on the southeast lawn of the Heartland Center for Spirituality at 3600 Broadway Ave.
Jehovah's Witnesses are inviting all in the area to attend a program focusing on a government that millions, perhaps billions, pray for God's Kingdom government, which is requested in the world-famous model prayer taught by Jesus Christ, will be the focus of the 2011 "Let God's Kingdom Come!" District Convention to be held at Century II Convention Hall, 225 West Douglas Avenue in Wichita.
The Young Swedish Singers, a 34-member gospel singing group from Hässleholm, Skåne, Sweden, will appear in concert at Trinity Lutheran Church, 24th and Adams, in Great Bend, at 6:00 p.m. on Sunday, June 19. The group's tour includes stops in Kansas, Colorado, Wyoming, Nebraska, and Iowa, June 14-July 5.
On Sunday, September 18, 2011, St. Michael Parish of La Crosse will celebrate its centennial. The parish extends an invitation and welcome to all to join members in this great celebration.
Members of the First Presbyterian Church along with the Deacons, Presbyterian Women, and Presbyterian Men's organizations have responded to a request from the Presbytery of Southern Kansas Disaster Response Team by providing clean-up buckets for use by Church World Service. The buckets will be used by residents in areas of the United States affected by this spring and summer's weather related disasters. The many disasters which have already occurred this spring in the U.S. have rapidly diminished the CWS supply of buckets.
ALBERT - Members of Peace Lutheran Church in Albert are celebrating 125 years of Christian faith ministry in rural Kansas - from 1889 to 2014.
HESSTON – South central Kansas will be the destination for five world class musical acts in a variety of backgrounds and genres when Hesston College and Bethel College (North Newton) team up to host the 2014-15 Hesston-Bethel Performing Arts 2014-15 season.
Mike Westerman will appear as Edgar Allan Poe to present "The Raven" at 7 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 30, at First Congregational United Church of Christ, 3400 21st St., Great Bend. Admission is free.
Grace Community Church, 210 McKinley St., will hold its Fall Harvest Carnival from 3 to 6 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 25. There will be hayrides, costume contests, and trunk or treat time. Members will be serving soup. Everything is free and the community is invited.
Members of First United Methodist Church, 2123 Forest Ave., will decorate their car trunks and hand out candy on Oct. 31 for Trunk or Treat. Treats will be available from 5 to 7 p.m. on Forest Ave. in Front of the church, located at Forest and Stone.
First Church of the Nazarene, 4811 Broadway Ave., will offer a Judgement House walk-through drama. Hours will be 6-10 Friday, Oct. 24; 5-10 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 25; and 12:30 to 6 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 26.
The Barton County Association of Churches' annual Chicken Noodle Soup Supper will be held from 4:30 to 7 p.m. on Monday, Oct. 20, at the Prince of Peace Parish Center at 4100 Broadway Ave. In addition to the homemade soup, homemade pies will be served. A freewill donation will be taken at the door. This project benefits Emergency Aid. For questions, contact Nancy Sundahl at 620-793-5894.
The Great Bend Seventh-day Adventist School will present a musical, "God Will Take You Through," this Saturday, Oct. 18 at 11 a.m. at the Great Bend Seventh-day Adventist Church, 1 mile west of 10th St. and Patton Road. It will be presented at 2 p.m. at Sterling House and a final presentation at 6 p.m. at the Spanish Seventh-day Adventist Church, 19th St. and U.S. 281 Bypass.
Allen and Connie Parker of Lamb Watchers Ministries will perform at 11 a.m. Sunday, Oct. 19 at King United Methodist Church, 16th and Odell St.
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I'll just get this off my chest right away. Most California Sangiovese is crap. I'm convinced that this is a really difficult climate to grow it in -- while California may be a Mediterranean climate we just don't really cut it when it comes to Tuscan varietals. The few places that I think it might be reasonably to grow Sangiovese -- Amador County or Lodi -- have a history with other Italian varietals such as Barbera, but very few people, it seems, have tried to grow Sangiovese. All of this by way of saying that anyone who tries to do it well in Northern California has got a long hard road ahead of them, and they've got to be very good to make something worthwhile.
Despite its lousy track record in my neighborhood, I always jump at the chance to try California Sangiovese, and sometimes I end up with decent wines. None that are truly amazing yet, but some that I'd be happy to drink with dinner without a second thought.
This brightly colored bottle is a good example of that category of wine, and its winemaker is a good example of the stubborn perseverance that is required to make something of Sangiovese in this climate.
Claus Janzen started his venture into the world of Sangiovese nearly on accident. The first time he knew the grape was grown in Napa was when it showed up in crates at the winery where he was working at the time. The grapes had come from Showket vineyard, and were mysterious and compelling. A little investigation over the next few years and along came 1993 and a contract for a few tons of Sangiovese, but not much of a plan beyond that. Taking inspiration from the then renegade French and Italian winemakers who were blending all sorts of non-standard grapes with Cabernet Sauvignon, Janzen set out to see what he could do with Cabernet and Sangiovese. The result was Bacio Divino ('the divine kiss' in Italian) one of California's first "Super Tuscan" styled wines which has proved to be a striking commercial success, to the point of near cult status.
Of course, that initial wine was (and still is) mostly Cabernet (around 85%). Over the years, Janzen hasn't lost the hankering to see what he could do with the finicky, tannic Sangiovese grape that can work so much magic when treated right. So in what he might describe as a fit of madness, and with a little help from winemakers Nils and Kirk Venge (of Robert Keenan winery, among others), Janzen created Pazzo, which literally means "crazy."
Janzen's winemaking orientation and process centers around blending in the classical old world style, and Pazzo is perhaps a better example of this than his Bacio Divino. Janzen practices what the French call "assemblage" -- where each of the lots of grapes are fermented and aged for a time separately by varietal, each with their own tailored oak regimen and treatment. After some time, these lots which can remain separate for more than a year, are tasted individually and then blended together in what can only be described as mad scientist fashion: a little bit of this, a drop of that, a dash of the other.
Janzen says this wine was borne primarily out of experimentation, and it's not hard to believe, especially when you learn that in addition to Sangiovese (60%) and Cabernet Sauvignon (23%), the wine also has 7% Petite Sirah and 4% Viognier in it.
Viognier ???? What is this, some sort of twisted Australian/French/Italian Frankenstein? Actually it's just a very nice medium bodied dry red that has a unique character and is an excellent food wine. I won't go so far as to call it genius -- Janzen may have to do a bit more meddling with his chemistry set before it gets there, but it can't be considered anything other than an unqualified success.
The wine stayed in various types and ages of French oak barrels for about 2 years before bottling. 3000 cases were made.
Tasting Notes:
Medium ruby in the glass with hints of bronze, this wine has a soft nose of dried cherries, vanilla, cedar and the barest hint of dried strawberries. In the mouth it is medium-bodied, with dusty dry tannins which envelop flavors of cherry, raspberry, cranberry, and redcurrants threaded with a slight hint of sweet oak and bittersweet chocolate which fades nicely in the moderate finish.
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This wine would be a great match for short ribs braised in coffee and ancho chile sauce.
Overall score: 8.5/9
How much?: $25
This wine is available for purchase online.
Give Windwalker's "Sierra Sunset" blend a taste. Best $10 bottle I've had in a very long time. Mostly Cabernet, again, but it utilizes the muscle inherent in Sangiovese to good effect. Italian varietals from Amador and the Fairplay areas are always a good bet.
Orfila here in San Diego does a good Sangiovese; I also like Bonny Doon's way-fruity version though I can't remember off the top of my head if those are California or Italian grapes in there. Generally though I agree with you - Sangiovese doesn't quite work right in California. Cheers,
Alder, I don't think the climate is the problem. Sangiovese is innately quite vigorous, and tends to ripen very unevenly, unless you're merciless about thinning, which, of course, changes the economics completely. Then, too, the best grapes in Tuscany (Chianti at least) grow in limestone, and it's California's Central Coast that has any limestone. It also doesn't swallow new oak well, so the finest fruit character tends to get easily overridden by the taste of wood. Not that any of the wines mentioned aren't pleasing to lots of folks, but probably for different reasons. So much of the wine being made, even in Chianti these days seems to be showing way more new oak than the fruit seems to want to handle. Guess I'm just an old-fashioned guy.
Interesting. Do you know of anyone down in Paso that is making Sangiovese? I'd love to try it.
They may not be classic examples but Unti in Dry Creek Valley makes some wonderful sangiovese wines. I especially love their Sergomigno which is blended with 20% barbera. I'd love to know what others think of Unti wines. They're one of my current favorite wineries.
Thanks for the comments. Unti is a solid winery that makes some decent wines. I haven't had their italian varietals, only their Zinfandel and perhaps their Cabernet (? -- my memory is foggy).
Alder, Steve Edmunds is very much on track about Sangiovese in limestone soils and the crop levels needed for fine concentrated fruit. There are so many more bad examples of it from sandy soils in Chianti, Italy. Another big factor is that no matter what kind of cooperage you are aging in the winemaker (owner) has to be patient (take some risk even) with most vintages and give it at the very least 24 months in barrel, again changing the economics. A year or two of bottle aging before release? And as the rebel winemakers of the great "Super Tuscans†have found a little Cabernet Sauvignon and a splash of Syrah or Petite never hurts.
Thanks for the comment. I'd even go so far as to say that there are more bad wines from Chianti than good -- at least that's been my experience.
IMO, an example of good California Sangiovese can be found from Altamura, somewhat NE of Napa. I had a waiter at Cole's in Napa recommend it with their Beef Wellington, and it was fabulous. I believe it was the 2001 vintage.
I've had Atlas Peak that wasn't bad and one from Filippi Winery in Rancho Cucamonga that was actually pretty good for something red and different. The Filippi sangiovese was very light in color (think Pinot)and full of bright flavors with little oak if any that could be noticed on the palate or nose. For around $11 from the winery it's good for something that isn't Cab, Merlot, or a bad/cheap Pinot.
Thanks for the not on the Pazzo...In fact sometimes I feel a little Pazzo!
Thanks for the recommendation. I like their Cabernet a lot, so I look forward to trying their Sangiovese.
I had to contemplate your words last night, over a glass of Felsina Chianti Classico. I've tasted every sangiovese that Fair Play and Amodor county has to offer. None come close. One prominant Fairplay winery has a very talented and experienced Italian vintner. Atlas Peak is drinkable but it too has a long way to go. In an interview with Ed Beltami, Marizio Marmugi, Banfi's (an American Company)head agronimist said, "Only 25% of the variability of sangiovese is within the control of the vineyard manager" Sangiovese is extremely site sensitive. You can't tell me all those UC Davis grads are incompetant! Ive visited at legnth with several of them and they are the first to admit you can only do so much. Most of it is soil and climate. Even in Italy, this is evident. The best Sangiovese come from very specific places like Beradenga or Montalcino. You can clone the grape but it's pretty hard to clone the location.
Regarding a Paso Sangiovese, I had one from Opolo that was quite good. I have not tasted the current release, but I'd give the 03 a shot based on past performance.
I like Pazzo. The 2002 (which included a bit of Zinfandel in the blend) was very easy-drinking whereas the 2003 is intriguing but a little tannic right now. A few weeks ago I tasted the '88 Tignanello at an Italian wine dinner, which was remarkably sweet and vibrant despite its age. Last night I found some of the same notes that were so striking in the Tig -- plummy, sweet/sour cherry, dried strawberries -- in the '03 Pazzo. Comparing the assemblages, in the Tig we have 85% Sangiovese: 10% Cabernet and 5% Cab Franc. In the '03 Pazzo: 66% Sangiovese, 23% Cab, 7% Petite and 4$ Viognier. I wonder if Claus Janzen is a fan of Tig?
I just opened my first bottle of '03 Pazzo last night .. you are spot on!
This is a bottle of pork piss, I had a bottle last night...........NEVER AGAIN!!!!! You have to be CRAZY PAZZO to drink that piss and actually enjoy it!!!
great points altogether, you just won a new reader. What would you suggest
about your publish that you just made some days in the past?
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I'm back again with some more Java. I am getting better at it and I've learned quite a bit, but I'm having some trouble with some mini programs. My assignment is to do seven Project Euler problems and I've completed one and have five that are close to working. Any more help would be greatly appreciated
Here is what I need to do, "Each new term in the Fibonacci sequence is generated by adding the previous two terms. By starting with 1 and 2, the first 10 terms will be:
1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21, 34, 55, 89, ...
Find the sum of all the even-valued terms in the sequence which do not exceed four million."
I have this so far and it outputs a number, but its not right.


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Man and bike are reunited after Swansea theft
Well you may remember that last week we told you about this man from Australia who had his Bike stolen from Swansea during a round the world trip. Well tonight Martin Williams is back with his bike and although its been damaged, it is fixable. Nicola Hendy caught up with him.
Biker delighted to get his stolen wheels back
A man whose round-the-world attempt by motorbike was cut short after the bike was stolen in Swansea is celebrating after being reunited with it.
Martin Williams, 53, told ITV News that the bike was found dumped at the weekend. It had some damage, but he plans to repair it and set off on the rest of his journey.
Adventurer's motorbike recovered after Swansea theft
A man whose round-the-world attempt by motorbike was cut short after the bike was stolen in Swansea is celebrating being reunited with it.
Martin Williams, 53, told ITV News that the bike was found dumped at the weekend. It had some damage, but he plans to repair it and set off on the rest of his journey later in the week.
No sign of Australian's bike stolen from Swansea
A motorcyclist from Australia who had his bike stolen in Swansea during a round-the-world trip has told ITV News there is still no sign of his bike, despite widespread media coverage.
Martin Williams, 53, said: "I went around the local bike dealers this morning chasing information and thanks to the story all knew what had happened and were very willing to help.
"Unfortunately there are no positive developments yet."
- Hannah Thomas
Adventurer 'doesn't hold bike theft against Swansea'
A motorcyclist from Australia who had his bike stolen in Swansea during a round-the-world trip says he does not hold it against the city or Wales.
Martin Williams, 53, who grew up in Swansea himself, told ITV News: "It does leave a bad flavour but it's not Swansea's fault."
The global adventurer instead said a small number of people "everywhere in the world" are simply "a little bit less honest than they should be."
Police appeal to find Australian bike stolen in Swansea
Police have turned to the public to help find an Australian motorbike stolen in Swansea during one man's round-the-world adventure.
Martin Williams, 53, had journeyed without a hitch through Asia and parts of Europe before stopping to visit Welsh relatives, where he woke up and realised the bike was missing.
South Wales Police is appealing for information following the theft of a motorbike which happened at Langland, Swansea, between 9pm on Monday 13th January and 8am on Tuesday 14th January.
The Kawasaki KLR 650B2 bike is white, blue and green in colour and is registered in Australia with the registration plate NSW37.
Anyone who has seen the motorcycle since Monday night should call 101 or Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111 quoting occurrence number 62140012889.
- ITV Report
Australian biker's world trip cut short by Swansea theft
Martin Williams had ridden through some of the harshest environments in Asia and Europe without a hitch - but had his bike stolen in Wales.Read the full story ›
Swansea coastguards called for help from Australia
Sailors on a sinking boat at Swansea in Australia rang for help before getting through to coastguards in Swansea in Wales.
Three crew onboard the stricken boat managed to make a 'Mayday' call moments before it capsized on a huge inland lake at Swansea, near Sydney.
But their desperate call for help was picked up 12,000 miles away - by officers at Swansea Coastguard station.
Baffled coastguards couldn't work out the man's location when the call came through at 7.15am yesterday.
A spokesman said: "The gentleman kept taking about a Lake Macquarie and said he was between two headlands waving a lifejacket.
"We asked him what country he was calling from and he said Australia.
"We checked our charts and realised he had come though to the wrong Swansea.
"The coastguards in South Wales responded to the emergency by urgently passing it on to their counterparts in New South Wales.
"We've got the telephone numbers of all the rescue coordination centres so we called the Australian one who were able to rescue him.
"There are a few Swanseas across the world, in America, Canada. It shows how small the world is.
"The three sailors were rescued unharmed by a lifeboat."
Horwill cleared to play Lions in test decider
Qantas Wallabies captain, James Horwill has been cleared to play in Saturday night's 3rd and deciding Test against @lionsofficial. .
Lions take on Western Force
The British and Irish Lions today play their first game of this tour on Australian soil, as they take on Western Force.
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The Federal Reserve is expected to take another step Tuesday to stimulate the lackluster recovery by agreeing to buy more Treasury bonds to push down long-term interest rates.
The Fed also could consider new ways to signal when it expects to raise a benchmark short-term interest rate, now near zero. Such communication can push up rates even before the Fed takes any action.
Both initiatives are aimed at keeping borrowing costs low for consumers and businesses to speed growth.
The modest job growth reported by the Labor Department on Friday underscores two things: The decision to buy Treasuries will likely be an easy call, while fine-tuning the communication strategy may be trickier and may well be put off until 2013.
Employers added 146,000 jobs last month, Labor said, and the unemployment rate fell from 7.9% to 7.7%.
In September, the Fed said it plans to continue buying government bonds until the labor market improves "substantially." At that time, it announced the purchase of $40 billion a month in mortgage-backed securities to lower mortgage rates.
A separate program, known as Operation Twist, to purchase $45 billion a month in long-term Treasuries and sell a similar amount of short-term notes, ends this month. Since the Fed doesn't have enough short-term Treasuries left in its portfolio to keep the program going, many economists expect it to simply continue buying $45 billion a month in long-term Treasuries.
"They're prepared to do whatever's necessary" until the job market picks up significantly, says economist Nigel Gault of IHS Global Insight.
San Francisco Fed President John Williams has backed that approach.
Yet, Treasury purchases without offsetting sales would expand the Fed's bond portfolio, pumping more cash into the economy but making it tougher to eventually sell bonds to head off inflation. In a recent speech, St. Louis Fed President James Bullard said outright purchases would amount to a policy change.
Tim Duy, author of the Fed Watch blog and a University of Oregon economist, anticipates $25 billion to $40 billion in monthly purchases.
Fed policymakers also have said recently they favor citing economic thresholds to signal when they plan to raise short-term interest rates. In recent months, they've said they expect rates to stay near zero until at least mid-2015. But Bullard says that's inadequate because financial markets realize the date could change due to economic conditions.
Bullard and other Fed members instead suggest setting thresholds of 6.5% unemployment and 2.5% annual inflation for when the Fed would consider raising rates. Yet, Bullard says investors may mistakenly believe the thresholds would automatically force rate increases even if other economic data are weak.
For example, November's unemployment rate fell not because of job growth but because 350,000 people stopped working or looking for work.
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NDMC to regularise muster roll workers
The NDMC has taken a welfare-oriented decision for its temporary muster roll and regular muster roll workers, that while all RMR workers at present working in NDMC shall be regularized as Group - 'D' in 6th CPC Scale from April 1, 2014 subject to availability of vacancies, all those TMR workers on muster roll who have worked for 500 days would be considered for regular employment in the NDMC from the same day.
In addition, the vacancies will be filled in a calibrated manner on the basis of vacancies available according to Jalaj Shrivastava, Chairman, NDMC.
It is clarified that as per this one-time decision, none of the NDMC employees, RMR or TMR/contractual, will be rendered ineligible on the basis of qualification and age as per Recruitment Rules (RRs) said Shrivastava.
It was further resolved that in case of educational qualification being 'Literate' as defined by the Govt. the weightage will be 15 marks. In case of more educated employees, the qualification shall be measured as weightage given for selection procedure i.e. 5th class : 16 marks, 8th class : 18 marks, and 10th class and above : 20 marks.
Professional experience and training is defined as experience in the same profession in Autonomous Body, Local Body, Public Sector Undertaking etc. under any government Central or State or diploma for certificate in their respective profession.
Shrivastava informed that the Council in its meeting held on February 6, 2014 further confirmed this decision taken earlier on 29th January, 2014.
The process of filling up of posts from the eligible RMR/TMR workers has been initiated already and it is only a matter of time that these long-standing grievances would be substantively resolved.
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State Delegation Discussing Local Disaster Relief with White House
As many communities across south central Alaska continue to assess and rebuild damage to roads, railways, homes and communities up as a result of the September floods and windstorms, the state's congressional delegation is explaining the wide range of impacts to the communities in the Kenai Peninsula, Mat-Su Borough, and rural Alaska to the White House.
Damages following the storm have been estimated to surpass $10 million worth of repairs/renovations.
Senators Murkowski and Begich, and Congressman Young sent a letter to President Barack Obama, signaling the severity of the storms, as well as the potential need for federal assistance, saying, Alaskans deeply appreciate the professionalism of the Federal Emergency Management Agency, its federal partners, the American Red Cross and our network of voluntary organizations involved in disaster recovery. And appreciate FEMA dispatching Preliminary Damage Assessment teams to Alaska to document the damages and estimate restoration costs.
Murkwoski, Begich, and Young said that "they appreciate the government's attention to the severe storms that plagued Alaska this fall and ask that to make the full resources of the federal family available to Governor Parnell, consistent with applicable laws and regulations, to aid in the recovery, should the Governor request federal assistance."


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Definition of dhobi in English:
dhobiLine breaks: dhobi
Pronunciation: /ˈdəʊbi /
noun (plural dhobis)
(In South Asia) a washerman or washerwoman.
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- In 2000, separate welfare boards were formed for handicrafts, artists, agricultural workers, weavers, tailors, tree climbers, dhobis, hairdressers, chapel makers and auto workers.
- I am grateful that some of us still employ dhobis.
- The dhobi had mistakenly exchanged our shirts.
from Hindi dhobī, from dhob 'washing'.
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I have chosen You.
Sweet and handsome mortal, come to me…
Whisper to me your longings,
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Aware am I of how my radiant beauty entrances you...
Be thankful to the Fates that it is you I have chosen.
I have sprung forth from Ocean's foam,
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Flowers at my feet would pale
to the flowers that spring forth from my heart
How I know too well that my eyes mesmerize
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I would gladly take off these necklaces 'round my supple neck
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The special sound effect that makes any conversation over Comm Links sound immediately military. A transmission usually starts off with a recognizable click, then follows the actual text, along with audible white noise in the background, then ends with another click. Both sides cannot speak at the same time (also known as half-duplex operation.) Goes very well with Danger Deadpan voice, Military Alphabet, Reporting Names, Radio Voice, and Attack Pattern Alpha. However, it doesn't always have to indicate military: Voice with an Internet Connection often sports this sound effect, too, simply for the Rule of Cool. Amping up the static is a typical way of having a message get Lost In Transmission. This technique is actually a pretty realistic portrayal of modern Real Life voice transmission over frequency modulated radio systems, which for the most part are used by the military, police and emergency forces. The distortion is the reason the Military Alphabet was invented. The click at the start and end is the empty carrier wave while the person is not talking but has the transmit button depressed.


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This location is in Crystal. Nearby parks include Welcome Park, Memory Lane Park and Simms Park.
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Tomas Benitez on Quetzal
This year we're asking our musically and culturally inclined friends to write our evening programs. Here's Tomas Benitez on Quetzal.
The Chicano Movement enjoyed a revival in the late 1980's and early 1990's due in large part to the resistance to the immigrant bashing Prop. 187 in California and the Zapatista Revolution in Chiapas, Mexico. For a 1970's Chicano dinosaur like myself, it was an inspiration to see a new generation of young Latino students and activists take to the streets and mobilize to advocate for their community and people.
At the vortex of all the 'reborn' self-empowerment and assertion of ethnic identity was a wave of cultural artists and performers. Painters, dancers, poets and writers, comedy troupes and teatristas all convened to reflect the spirit of the times. But it was the bevy of new musical groups who seemed to best define the new wave of creativity, and none more so than Quetzal.
Fresh from their sojourn to Chiapas, they returned to East L.A. with a sound that was forged from folkloric traditional styles and their own genius. The second floor hall at Self Help Graphics & Art was a beat up, very under-lit, acoustic nightmare of a venue, but they took that stage and brought the light with them, filling the room with their infectious music and songs of love and liberation. It was a magical time and place to witness and remember, as they invented a musical thread that wove together several generations of people across nations, cultures and borders.
Like the ancient Mexican god Quezalcoatl, they went away for a period, promising to return one day. And indeed they did, coming back with a fury. As they matured their music got even better, like a fine wine, with their success culminating in earning a Grammy in 2013. Yet even today the still have the vitality, soul and spirit of their roots and culture in each song in their repertoire, having now become the masters, as well as mentors to the numerous other bands who build upon what they started. And in the true artistic spirit to never stop creating the new, their path has led them on a long, wonderful journey, still with the promise that the best is yet to come.
Tomas Benitez is the former Executive Director of Self Help Graphics and nowadays writes and lives in East Los Angeles.


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Denise Wypiszenski serves as President of Orchid Network LLC, an executive search and consulting firm, and as a KAR Consulting Strategic Partner. As a strategic partner, she acts in a consultative role to provide strategic direction and to expand the company's footprint by connecting KAR Consulting with wealth management and asset management companies where needs exist for advisory transition and pricing initiatives. Before founding Orchid Network LLC, Denise spent over 17 years in the financial services industry. Most recently, she was Chief Operating Officer / Managing Director of Robert W. Baird's Private Wealth Management (PWM) business. She oversaw Financial Advisor and Branch Manager recruiting and transition, resulting in the identification and hiring of key talent essential to expanding Baird's footprint nationwide. She helped shape and communicate PWM's strategy to key business partners. Denise also had direct responsibility for critical strategic initiatives including alignment of product and services support, professional development, marketing and sales efforts, and business development. Denise started her career in 1993 as a successful Financial Advisor with Smith Barney in Omaha, NE. Throughout her career, and several relocations with MSSB (and predecessor firms), she was promoted to several senior/executive management positions ranging from branch and sales management to recruiting and operations. Her successful career followed the path of Financial Advisor, National Training Officer, Branch Management, Director of National Recruiting, and COO - Western Division. Denise is a member of the Commercial Advisory Board for Pinstripe Inc., an RPO provider. She holds a BSBA degree from the University of NE at Omaha where she graduated cum laude with a double major in Finance and Banking. She currently resides in Naperville, IL, with her husband, Joe, and two children, a high-school sophomore, and a freshman at Miami University of OH.
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If you are totally new to the world of AdWords, Tara's presentation to Bournemouth University is an excellent starting point. Designed to help inspire future generations of digital marketers, Tara looked at the world of SEO and AdWords to provide a beginners understanding of both.
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So, I've been looking for a good source to buy seafood in Baltimore. I don't know if I've just been spoiled growing up on the shore in New England or what, but so far I've been unimpressed by the fishmongers I've been to. So, I'm asking where you go to get fresh fish and shellfish.
Faidley's in Lexington Market. In the suburbs, H-Mart in Catonsville has a decent fish section. There are also good fish markets in Jessup and Towson, but the names escape me a the moment.
I haven't actually been myself, but Catonsville Gourmet advertises on their website that they sell fresh seafood. I believe their web address is catonsvillegourmet.com. FoiGras
I buy almost all my seafood at Nick's in the Cross Street Market. These guys have a good selection and are always helpful.
Conrads Crabs near Towson has fresh fish and shellfish as well as great crabs.
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We live 5 minutes from H Mart so it's our go-to place for fish. It's not fabulous, but they're the best available on a work night! I agree with Hal - we always choose the whole fish and have them filet. That way you can see the eyes.
I like the fish stand in Broadway Market (north building) for fish. They have a good selection of whole fish, which is how I prefer to buy fish (if I want filets, I like to have them fileted at the time of purchase). In the seafood department I've gotten good soft crabs, scallops, and shrimp there.
Not actually in Baltimore, but in Columbia is Frank's seafood market http://franksseafood.com/ It's in a complex where they sell wholesale to resturants. All the seafood I've gotten there has been quite good - esp the crab cakes
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It's not in Columbia, it's in Jessup.
We buy a lot of our seafood at Nick's in the Cross Street market as well, but a couple of months ago we had a very strange experience. I sent my husband inside to buy some mussels while I waited outside with the dog and he came back empty handed and annoyed. He said that they wouldn't sell him mussels without steaming them. (We had wanted them on ice so we could steam them open ourselves.)
I've bought mussels (and lots of other seafood) unsteamed from Nick's many times. This was on a weekend afternoon and my husband said that the Nicks guy mumbled something about that as he was shoveling them into the steamer. My husband said we didn't want any steamed mussels, asked if we could get them unsteamed and was apparently told no. He left empty-handed.
Could any one shed some light on this? We've had excellent seafood and service from Nick's in the past.
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One thing to watch out for at Broadway Market, though...they're no longer a reliable source for crab meat. The last time I bought crab meat there I got home and found out that it was the Venezuelan crab meat, that while not as bad as the Asian crab meat, is still inferior to North Atlantic blue crab meat. I'd still buy crab meat from there, but only after checking its provenance first.
Somewhat surprisingly, I've found lately that the Canton Safeway usually has Chesapeake Bay crabmeat (although often from the Virginia end of the bay). The jumbo lump runs out fast, though, and often they only have blended backfin.
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I used to work near Frank's in Jessup and always fresh seafood. Was In Cross Street market a few days ago and was impressed with the selection
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There are blue crabs in the North Atlantic? I always thought that blue crabs prospered in warmer climes?


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The Dallas Mavericks came into Boston on a mission and extended their winning streak to five with a 102-91 victory over the Boston Celtics. The score makes the game look somewhat close, but the Mavericks were up by 20 plus with about seven minutes remaining in the game. Both Monta Ellis and Rajon Rondo played through injury and both played well, but it was Monta and company that came away with the victory, something Dallas has done time and time again in Boston. Here are some thoughts about last night's contest:
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