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Le Piment Rouge - review + pics
Le Piment Rouge has been on my list of places to try since last fall. The place seems to bring out a range of opinions – from food media reviews that recently named Piment Rouge the Best Restaurant in Montreal (CBC, RDI, Le Devoir, etc.) to some chowhounders who vocally and frequently complain about the place. So… let's throw one more review into the mix. A group of six of us went to try the restaurant for an anniversary celebration. Here is my review…
Positives: (1) excellent food, (2) beautiful dining room, (3) huge wine list with many affordable wines (100+ wines under $50/bottle), (4) polished and friendly service
Negatives: (1) slow delivery time on main courses, (2) frustrating parking
Price: For food, $45 per person, before tax and tip. Plus: two bottles of wine ($38 and $60), three glasses of dessert wine ($30), tea and coffee ($18).
The dining room is really quite impressive and beautiful in the old Windsor building – one of the nicest in the city. But this is not your typical modest neighborhood bistro that is at the core of our city's dining scene. Here you have tall, ornate molded plaster ceilings and panoramic views of Dominion Square Park from almost every window. The dining room is accented with huge gray crystal chandeliers, silver and black retro wallpaper, Chinese bronze buddhas and massive white lacquered Chinese screens. Lots of expensive bottles (Petrus, Margaux, Lafite etc.) in the imposing glass cellar remind you that many special occasions and business deals happen here.
The sauces, food presentation and quality of ingredients all scored high marks with us. The menu has mainly authentic Chinese items but also some Americanized Chinese options, as well as a seasonal tasting menu (25+ items) and a half-dozen daily specials. Two of our dinner companions are Chinese (actually, Canadian-born husband and wife recently from Hong Kong, both celebrating their anniversary), so we basically avoided the Americanized items. For appetizers, we ordered:
- Roasted Chinese pumpkin (kabocha) soup with candied walnuts (in seasonal menu) – complex layers of smoke, luscious meat soup stock flavours mixed in with pumpkin purée and candied walnuts.
- Lobster wontons with crab meat and crab roe sauce over Chinese greens (in seasonal menu) – the crab sauce was delicious with lots of snow crab meat, and big chunks of tender lobster in the wontons.
-Dim sum selection – shrimp dumplings, pork dumplings all perfectly steamed to perfection.
- Hunan dumplings with peanut and sesame sauce – Delicious rich sauce and savoury meaty pork dumplings, but was told not authentic Chinese by my friends. I didn't care – basically licked my plate clean!
For main course dishes:
- Fresh whole sole sautéed with black beans and sugar snap peas (daily special item) – the fish fillets were deboned and sautéed with black bean sauce, placed in a crispy basket made from the fish bone rack which was also edible (seasoned with Chinese spiced salt).
- Soy and wine braised eggplant in clay pot (in seasonal menu) – very tender eggplant with a rich and zesty soy wine sauce thoroughly infused into the velvety eggplant strips.
- Poet's pork (Dong Bo Rou) – for Montrealers who love their pork, this is one more decadent dish to add to the city's list! This was my favourite dish of the entire meal - the soy sauce and red rice wine reduction sauce is so rich, and the pork (fatty belly cut) is so tender and delicious! The meat just melts in your mouth.
- Home-made "Silver Needle" rice noodles with seasonal vegetables and XO sauce (daily special item) – I never even knew such noodles existed! Wok tossed with Chinese "XO" sauce that is a combination of tiny sundried seafood morsels (scallops, brine shrimp, squid) and chili oil. Amazing combination of flavours – salty briny, sweet and spicy all in the same mouthful.
- Whole clams stir fried in Bi Feng Tang sauce (daily special item) – BFT is a traditional Chinese seasoning consisting of tiny pieces of garlic seasoned with a variety of other spices (salt, chilies, ginger). The clams were very tender and juicy.
- Lemon Shrimp – too sweet for my personal taste, but these giant but tender shrimp were also cooked very nicely and seasonedwith razor thin shreds of fresh lemon peel.
We were stuffed, but ordered desserts for the anniversary. The crispy mango pastries were very nice with crispy phyllo outsides and a combo of mango-anise custard and stewed fresh mango on the inside.
We were particularly impressed with the service. The manager personally opened the door for us on the way out. Our servers and the manager were very attentive even though the dining room was almost full of customers. However, our main courses took much longer than expected to come out (30 minutes after appetizers), but the manager was quite apologetic in explaining that the kitchen was short staffed that night.
My pet peeve for the night was the parking situation. It was a Bell Centre hockey night, so impossible to find parking. Didn't want to spend $15-20 at a pay lot – they should have validated parking at a nearby facility.
They have a huge wine list! We counted about 700 selections! But we were delighted to see over 100 wines under $50 a bottle, of which even 30 were under $40 a bottle. Also, we noticed a huge variety (40+) of wines by the glass, from $8. Our servers were quite helpful and knowledgeable about the wines. Also, Instead of just plain tap water, they served fresh fruit-infused filtered ice water – lime, lemon, orange and pomegranate. Chocolate dipped fortune cookies, mints and candied ginger also came free at the end of the meal with the bill. Nice little details from beginning to end all added up to a delightful anniversary celebration.
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1170 Rue Peel, Montreal, QC H3B4P2, CA
My wife and I had received a gift certificate for this place which we had never used. After seeing the La Presse article, we decided to try it. You are correct that the dining room is very nice, service was quite good (although a bit uneven when we went as many servers came to ask for drinks and if we had ordered). The food was very good. What really pissed us off though was after ordering a dish of dumplings wih peanut sauce, my wife requested extra sauce. They charged us 5$ for the extra sauce even though our bill was almost 200$ in food and drinks. Also, 30 min to wait for mains because the kitchen was understaffed shouldn't happen at a high end restaurant. We have several other excellent Chinese options in this city, I'm not sure I would return to this restaurant.
Your photos have me mouthwatering, especially the pumpkin walnut soup. That's addictive stuff. The other items I crave are their lamb chops with Gobi desert spices and their black bean and chilli sauce razor clams. Can't wait to go back to Piment Rouge on my next trip to Montreal. We have lots of excellent Chinese restaurants in California, but nothing quite reaches the quality level of the food at Le Piment Rouge.
re: HappyMtl
Im almost positive that is a rating you pay for
re: kpaxonite
kpaxonite, I don't think the ratings were bought. It wasn't one of those "best steakhouses in America" type advertisements that you see in many flight magazines. It was a while since I read the article, but the reviews did include Ding Tai Fung in Taipei and Lee Garden and Lung King Heen/Four Seasons in Hong Kong. These restaurants have no reason to pay for the ratings because they are already the center of attention and always overbooked. The format of the article reminded me of the annual best new restaurant list published by Air Canada.
re: SourberryLily
SourberryLily, I went back to Le Piment Rouge last week for lunch. While not as decadent and impressive as a full dinner there, the lunch prix fixe menu is more reasonably priced and with generous portions. If I remember correctly, they are from approx. $18 to $25 and includes three courses.
re: VinnyRW
Oh that's not so bad! Maybe i'll try it for lunch. Thanks for posting it :)
re: SourberryLily
i had this resto on my list to try for lunch but not sure anymore after reading review in this Saturday journal de montreal, you can read it online but wont be posted in archives til next week
I finally went last week with people from work for a work function;it was a set menu of westernized Chinese items. Disappointing as this was, I could have lived with it, if they were better versions of these dishes (spareribs, Hunan dumplings, spring rolls, a stir-fry chicken dish, crispy beef, fried rice, sweet & sour shrimp and BBQ duck). Sadly, they were awful if not THE worse I've ever had; the duck was especially off-putting with a bad smell and the fried rice was bizarre: pink in color from ?fish roe and fishy smelling. The red dots strewn in the rice seemed to be similar to what you find on sushi rolls. The rest was equally sub par. No one at our table was impressed including 2 colleagues of Chinese origin. Granted, it could have been the chosen set menu that sucked but honestly, it did not give me one ounce of desire to return and explore the regular menu.
re: hungryann
The worst Chinese food I've ever eaten in recent memory was at Montrose restaurant on Somerled. Boy that was bad. I also had a very bad meal at Piment Rouge(in middle of their major renovations). Although my first meal at Piment Rouge restaurant years ago(maybe 10 years ago), was fairly good, but it's Westernized Chinese food. I don't why some Montreal restaurant critics rave about Piment Rouge, outside they don't know Asian food.
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re: hungryann
I was also at a group dinner at Piment Rouge last week for about 40 people. It was very good despite the large group, but we also had mainly Americanized items (Hunan dumplings, General Toa chicken, Szeshwan shrimp, etc.) - lowest common denominator to please everyone at a business function. However, their authentic Chinese dishes are much better, especially their daily seafood specials and the seasonal tasting menu. Though I agree with VinnyRW that the sauce for their Hunan dumplings is delicious and I haven't found any better in town.
hungryann, I go often to Piment Rouge, but never seen some of the dishes you describe. They don't serve BBQ duck, nor do they serve sweet and sour shrimp or fried rice with fish roe (this one really sounds so bizzare!). Are these special order items for your group?
BLM, one of the food critics raving about Piment Rouge is Phillipe Molle of Le Devoir. He reviewed them right after their big renovation: http://www.ledevoir.com/loisirs/resta... He lived and worked as a chef for many years in Japan, Tahiti and Hong Kong and writes often about his annual trips to Asia. However, I'm not sure how much the other Montreal food critics know about Asian food - some of them are more Europe focused when it comes to their travels and knowledge.
re: HappyMtl
Well, I may be wrong about the sweet and sour shrimp, maybe it was szechuan,; the sauce was orange and sweet yet tangy, so that's why I assumed it was sweet & sour shrimp. We did not have a written menu; the waiters just came around and introduced the plates as duck, shrimp, chicken, beef, etc. On second thought maybe the duck was roasted; I didn't have very much since I was turned off by the smell and the fatty blob of skin sitting atop the meat. The shrimp was as described...very weird! Hardly anybody ate it and the waiter called it fried rice!?!? I doubt they were specially ordered for our group, it was probably some kind of set menu offered. Our group was also about 35-40 people but I was not involved for booking the venue or choosing the menu.
re: hungryann
I"ve never had a bad meal at Piment Rouge before, but your shrimp (?) or fish roe (??) fried rice is truly bizzare - it must be a special order item because I'm pretty sure it's not on their menu. I'm ok with fat on duck - even a good duck confit (oozing in it's own fat) or a nice magret de canard with a thick fat layer does look kinda gross and smells odd, but tastes great!
re: HappyMtl
"The shrimp was as described", I meant the rice was as described. I know how duck skin can look but this was all kinds of wrong; it was probably undercooked making it very chewy and fatty but not in a good way.
re: hungryann
The shrimp sounds like Szechuan Shrimps, orange sauce, full of small onion bits, tangy, spicy and sweet all at the same time, but none of those 3 overpowering the other.
re: westaust
here is the review from journal de montreal, just got posted online, a brutal critique gave half a star (probably for decor!) out of 5
re: wilmagrace
Wow, how can anyone take this review seriously? I guess sensationalism sells tabloid newspapers. I'm not sure if the chowhound censors will allow this post to stay, but Thierry Daraize sure knows how to fan the flames of controversy. Piment Rouge has one of Quebec's best sommeliers and Wine Spectator awards (and the critic says the wine is corked?), has chefs from Hong Kong Michelin-starred restaurants (and every dish was horrendous?) and Piment Rouge chefs staff the Chinese embassy kitchen in Ottawa when they have official government functions (and yet even a basic bowl rice was cold, crusty and dry?). It would be more believable if everything wasn't painted the same shade of bad.
re: Jasper1
That review and hungryann's report are quite similar; will wait for other reviews to see in what direction it goes.
re: wilmagrace
The description of the duck is pretty accurate; I hesitated to call it Peking duck since the skin was in a different zip code from crispy and there weren't the usual accompaniments. Also, he's right about the waiters serving you " a la pince" and taking back the leftovers to the kitchen. What's up with that? Even though , nobody wanted extras, it was a bit curious.
re: westaust
I had the Szechuan shrimps on my last visit. They were excellent - the shrimp were huge with no fillers on the plate, and as westaust described, a good equal balance of tangy, spicy and sweet, with a nice caramelized onion aroma mixed with the other tastes.

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RSL DF honored for his goal-line clearance at FC Dallas
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Real Salt Lake defender Nat Borchers has won MLS Save of the Week.
Borchers' goal-line clearance of a Kenny Cooper shot in the first half of RSL's 2-0 loss at FC Dallas last Saturday was the winner for Week 4, earning 39 percent of the vote.
Borchers is the first field player to win the award this season.
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I got $500 on the Dolphins to win the Superbowl.
But hey, the fascination to find mediocre TEs is a thing of priority here. Fauria is a young cheap mans Fasano.
Almost every franchise that drafted a young QB, also brought in a quality TE. Here in MIA, we have a guy who disappears and all people here say is, he's a great inline blocker. Well I want more for Tannehill. I want him to be able to identify his mismatch and exploit it. This past season, he had very few mismatches to take advantage of. Fasano and the young Fauria are in the same mold IMO, but I want TE to be dynamic.
Do you people forget what it was like watching CHanning Chowder consistently trailing a TE? This fad you speak of, isn't a fad, its basics.
Cinci has already indicated they will franchise Johnson, most likely. This draft is so DE heavy I think we go after pass rushers in the draft, get our sure fire WR in FA (Wallace, hopefully) then draft the remainder of BPA.
I like your FA signings. I would not resign Starks or Clemmons and use their money to resign Long and hartline at the right price. Although Miami may not sign Long to a big contract, they will not let him go. Look for Long to get fanchised one more year at 15M off the cap. That means no starks or clemmons. ODRICK replace Starks and draft a good S in 2nd or 3rd round.
Fauria is a pure blocker??? Have you watched him play ever? He is a softer version of Jimmy Graham. No lower body strength at all.
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The only ingredient that can get expensive is the essential oils, especially if you make a complex scent blend requiring an initial investment of many different essentials. Of course, there's nothing wrong with picking a single pleasant scent. One bottle of an essential oil will make lots and lots of perfume; you use only drops at a time!
You will need:
1 tablespoon Beeswax (available at craft shop)
1 tablespoon Almond Oil (or Jojoba Oil or Vitamin E - available at natural foods/health store)
8 - 15 drops Essential Oils (available at natural foods/health store)
1 container (preferably glass, ceramic or stone but plastic is acceptable)
For a cool gift, find an appealing container at your thrift store (it must be bowl-like, not bottle-like, to allow fingers to access the perfume) to make it special.
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The wax will melt gradually; when it is 100% liquid, remove from heat and stir in the other ingredients with a straw (the wax will start to form solid on whatever you do your stirring with — a straw has little surface area so you lose less of the end product, and it's disposable so you don't have to clean it off). When everything is thoroughly mixed together, pour the liquid wax immediately into your final container. In about 30 minutes, it will be cooled, solid and ready to use.
Here, I'm making a cedarwood essence perfume to rub on my dogs' collars, so I just used a simple plastic container. The scent of cedar repels ticks, and smells good, too!
I love the smell of wet dogs, but I imagine a bit of pine would be a bit more welcome ;)
I wonder if a nice cedar citronella blend will be good for dog collars to repel ticks and mosquitoes?
Is that a good substitute?
I know there is the mention on the label that it cannot touch the skin.
If not I"ll have to make my own bamboo essential oil, and I don"t know where i can get the plant :P
The label warning is precationary due to the fact that the product is a concentrate in an alcohol base, and concentrates of anything can be dangerous if misused.
They are however similar in the same manner that vanilla extract and imitation vanilla extract have the same chemical formula. However, the atoms are arranged in a different order.
Be aware that some of the desired essential oils like peppermint which is cooling to the skin. As a volitile oil (such a misnomer in chemistry) will cause irritation sufficient quantity.
Use the metasearch here on Instructables or a search engine to learn how to create your own essential oils.
Often times it is as easy as taking high proof ethanol alcohol (i.e. Everclear) and letting your desired organic oil rich substance sit in it for a couple of months. Others require being dropped into boiling water to release the oils, or soaked in a base oil (i.e. mineral oil). The last general category that I'm aware of require distillation from a neutral oil/spirit to get a high enough concentration of the desired oils (this is unnecessary for most plants and flowers). Though should you build a distillation apparatus I would recommend looking into the "theory" of brandy making, *wink wink*.
Look it up if you wish, but I read it in a book somewhere.
As for containers, sometimes you can just reuse one you already have! Old lipbalm pots work great. You can usually ask someone older to help you melt the beeswax and add the oils; it doesn't take much time.
There are a few sellers on ArtFire that sell small DIY kits for these sort of things, complete with bottles, little tins, etc, including a choice of oils...I had considered buying one, this instructable might kick start me!
I did a quick search on the above mentioned site & came up with lots of nice options: search terms: oil, kit
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Bob the Builder™ – Project: Build It! and more for just $5 per person
Sunday, February 12, 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
ORLANDO, FL - (February 6, 2012) - The Orlando Science Center, in partnership with the Walmart Foundation, has announced the next "Walmart $5 Day" will be Sunday, February 12. Thanks to Walmart's generous support, all guests to the Science Center on February 12 will enjoy exhibits, films and live programs for the significantly discounted price of $5. General admission fees are usually $17 for adults and $12 for kids (ages 3-11).
Walmart $5 Day provides admission to all the Science Center's exhibits, films and programs, including a special day of activities and displays on health and wellness. For many, this event presents the opportunity to experience the Science Center for the first time. This year marks the third year for this partnership between the Science Center and the Walmart Foundation.
On February 12, guests can participate in the fifth annual Mission Nutrition featuring displays and demonstrations on medical technology, nutrition and fitness. Several chefs will be on hand to host cooking demonstrations for healthy eating. Returning this year is the Physical Challenge Arena with activities like Wii Sports active video games and hula hooping. The Darden Adventure Theater will be transformed into a surgical amphitheater when a heart surgeon dissects a beef heart to explain how it works.
During this day of reduced admission, guests will also get to the experience the new exhibit, Bob the Builder™ – Project: Build It! Based on the characters featured in HIT Entertainment's top-rated television series, this exhibit explores the themes of construction and teamwork and encourages children to "build" their knowledge through hands-on activities, discovery-based learning and play. After the exhibit, guests can lose themselves in a giant screen film in the Dr. Phillips CineDome, including the laugh-out-loud Animalopolis or the spellbinding Arabia.
"Walmart $5 Day is an incredible partnership that helps the Orlando Science Center to introduce itself to new audiences and also reconnect with those who haven't visited in a while," said Science Center President JoAnn Newman. "We really enjoy the energy of these events as we engage our guests in hands-on discovery. The Science Center provides a wonderful opportunity for families to connect with one another as they explore science concepts."
For more information on Walmart $5 Day on February 12, please call 407.514.2000. For more information on Walmart, please visit www.walmart.com.


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Limelight cushion-shaped watch, 36 x 40 mm. Case in 18K white gold set with 44 brilliant-cut diamonds (approx. 7.2 ct). Dial set with 80 baguette-cut diamonds (approx. 9.6 ct). Bracelet set with 672 baguette-cut diamonds (approx. 40 cts). Manufacture Piaget 430P ultra-thin mechanical movement with manual winding
Metal: White gold
Metal weight (gr): 164.2
Strap type: Gem set, Gold
Strap buckle: Integrated clasp
Wrist size: 0 mm (max)
Case shape: Cushion
Case dimension: 36 x 40 mm
Case thickness: 9.9 mm
Dial material: Precious stones
Dial finishing: Gem set
Waterproofness: 03 ATM
Movement: Hand-wound mechanical
Precious stones: Diamond
This watch offers a sublime canvas for the "Parisian mesh" technique. The refinement, curves and rounded corners of the cushion shape highlight the rows of baguette-cut diamonds glittering on this exquisitely feminine Limelight creation. Under its cloak of exceptional gems, all set and adjusted by hand, this precious timepiece conceals a Manufacture Piaget 430P ultra-thin hand-wound mechanical movement.
430P movement
A direct descendant of the legendary 9P movement, the 430P is an ultra-thin hand-wound mechanical movement, measuring only 2.1 mm thick. It offers numerous possibilities in terms of variations and it served as the model for the 600P, the world's thinnest tourbillon movement. Simple, sturdy and ultra-thin, the movement features central hour and minute functions. It perfectly exemplifies the attention Piaget accords to its finishes, with the traditional circular Côtes de Genève, circular-grained mainplate, bevelled bridges and blued screws.
Shape: Round
Functions: Minutes, Hours
Technical features: Balance stop
Power reserve (in hours): Approx. 43
Frequency (vph): 21,600
Frequency (Hz): 3
Diameter (lines): 9.00
Diameter (mm): 20.5
Number of jewels: 18
Thickness (mm): 2.1
Number of components: 131
Finishing: Circular-grained mainplate, Bevelled bridges, Circular Côtes de Genève, Blued screws
Manufacture Piaget 430P ultra-thin hand-wound mechanical movement.


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Sections one through six constitute the introduction to the methodology; elements of standardization; planning, design, and implementation of a recycling measurement program; and program enhancement. In addition to explaining the essential elements of measuring recycling rates, the guidance document provides "real life examples, planning checklists,helpful hints and tips, and a recommended timeline for developing a measurement program.
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- Decide on reporting requirements
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- Learn about your terrain
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- Determine whom to survey
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- Institute measures to increase your survey response rate
- Educate survey respondents
- Distribute survey forms
- Maintain frequent communication with survey respondents
- Compile data and calculate an MSW recycling rate
- Verify and double-check data
- Share information
Section Six: Enhancement (PDF) (3 pp, 101K)
- Expand or change data collection efforts
- Refine and modify survey forms
- Consider measuring source reduction
- Take advantage of electronic reporting
Appendix A: Glossary (PDF) (9 pp, 154K)
The glossary contains standard definitions for over 100 terms used in recycling measurement, from abatement debris to yard trimmings. Use of these standard definitions is essential to producing comparable recycling rates.
Appendix B: Standard Volume-to-Weight Conversion Factors (PDF) (4 pp, 64K)
Because some recycling and solid waste data are still obtained by volume (e.g., cubic yards), use of standard volume-to-weight conversion factors is an essential element of the recycling measurement method. EPA has provided conversion factors for everything from food scraps to appliances in this section.
Appendix C: Survey Forms (PDF) (34 pp, 514K)
The guidance document includes standard survey forms for states and local governments to use in obtaining the recycling and municipal solid waste (MSW) information necessary for calculating a standard recycling rate. These forms may be used by states and local governments that are measuring recycling for the first time or those redesigning their current program according to the standard method. Survey Forms 1 through 3 allow for the collection of data on the amount of MSW recycled in a state or locality and address collectors, processors, and end users of recyclables, respectively. Survey Forms 4 through 6 allow for the collection of data on the amount of MSW disposed of in a state or locality and address waste collectors, transfer stations, and disposal facilities, respectively.
Appendix D: Recycling Rate Worksheets (PDF) (26 pp, 410K)
Standard worksheets are provided in the guidance document to assist states and local governments in compiling data and calculating a standard recycling rate. Worksheet A (PDF) (7 pp, 88K), the translator worksheet, is intended for those states and localities that have already calculated a recycling rate. The translator allows you to revise your recycling rate based on the EPA approach. Worksheets B1, B2, and B3 (PDF) (18 pp, 411K) allow states and localities wishing to use the EPA approach to compile data reported on the survey forms and calculate a standard recycling rate.
Appendix E: Resources (PDF) (6 pp, 82K)
To obtain more information about a particular states approach, consult the state environmental agencies listed in this appendix. This list also can be used by neighboring states wishing to coordinate their recycling measurement efforts, such as establishing similar deadlines for survey forms sent to private companies.
Appendix F: Sample Language for Freedom of Information (FOIA) Act Exemption (PDF) (1 pg, 67K)
This section contains an excerpt from a Florida statute that ensures the confidentiality of recycling data. It can be used by states and local governments as a model for developing their own legislative language.
Appendix G: Sample Cover Letters (PDF) (3 pp, 88K)
This section contains sample cover letters that states or local governments can send to recycling and solid waste facilities along with the survey forms.
Appendix H: Adjusting Waste Generation (PDF) (4 pp, 80K)
This worksheet contains a formula for adjusting waste generation survey data that were compiled in previous years to account for changes in population, employment, and taxable transactions.


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In John 14 Jesus tells the disciples that he was going to prepare a place for them. Isn't it that heaven was already founded from creation? So, what place was he referring to? Was this just a figure of speech?
Technically, I don't know of any place in the Bible that says that the saved go to Heaven when they die. It says they go to "paradise", that they go to be "with Jesus", etc, but I don't know any verse that says this is Heaven. Exactly what the place where the saved go is called is not entirely clear.
Perhaps the place that Jesus went to prepare is the New Jerusalem of Revelation.
Or if it is the same Heaven mentioned throughout the Bible, this would not really cause a problem with this verse. To "prepare" a place does not necessarily mean that you are creating it from nothing. He might have meant that he was preparing Heaven to receive the saved. Like someone might say, "Oh, I have to get home to prepare the house for the party tonight." They don't mean that they're building a new house, but that they are going to decorate their existing house, arrange furniture, put out clean towels, etc.
Jay's answer has got the general idea right, but the meaning of what Jesus said is much deeper and much more significant. I first heard about this in a sermon earlier this year, but you can find corroboration of this online (like here).
In Biblical times, the Jewish custom of marriage was such that even after the bride and bridegroom were married (after the bride accepted the cup), the bride didn't go and live with her "husband" nor did they build a new house and move there. Rather, the man went back to his father's house and built a room that added on to his father's house. When the room was finished, the husband could go back and get his wife. However, it was the man's father who decided when the room was done, when it was satisfactory. Once the father finally said that the man's room was done, then the man could go and get his bride with much fanfare, bring her back to his house, and they would have a feast - the wedding feast.
Sound familiar? It should! Jesus offering the Cup of the Covenant is His proposal! However, His bride couldn't go and be with Him just yet; He had to prepare a place for us first.
When His Father finally tells Him that everything is ready, then He'll come back and get us.
When the rooms are completed, Jesus will be released to come and get His Bride - the Church!
The exact identity of this place (God's mansion) isn't explicitly given in the Bible, but it's most likely the New Jerusalem (where 20 billion inhabitants could each have a room that was a cube half a mile long, wide, and high). Heaven may have been one of the first things God created, but by no means does that mean Jesus can't continue creating, either in Heaven or on Earth. If anything, God consistently and frequently shows that He likes to be intimately involved with His creation, fiddling with the little details and enjoying watching things unfold.
So, to directly answer your questions, Jesus was talking about Heaven, and He wasn't using a figure of speech at all. He meant it literally.


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Eliyahu and Casspi form a great duo of very athletic forwards for the Israeli team. While Casspi brings his shot and toughness, Eliyahu is a master around the rim with a finesse style and one of the best natural senses for the game that EuroBasket has ever witnessed. In his fourth EuroBasket he will hope to replicate the previous two when he was Israel's top scorer hitting 21.3 points-per-game in 2009 and 16.4 in 2011. He is a great athlete with good length that made a name for himself with his very unorthodox shots that nobody expects to see fall, yet they do, time-after-time. Israel will crave for a stable points producer and if Lior can deliver that once again, the chances for Israel to walk through the First Round smoothly will increase.


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I think there is some major confusion here. The thread indicates that there is a specific tailgate party for Finheaven. Myself and others keep askign where, and no one answers. So I am guessing that the lack of response means there is no location and no offical party. Right or not?
If the answer is "No", then who is tailgating and willing to become the unofficial host. I am willing to bring some food and beer etc.
So many of us are going, I hate to miss the opportunity.
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Having edged his team-mate in the first two segments, Nico Rosberg admits it was "very disappointing" to yet again come second to Lewis Hamilton in qualifying.
Rosberg appeared to have the measure of his Mercedes team-mate in Saturday's qualifying for the Spanish GP, a race he started from pole last season.
However, when it came down to it in Q3 it was Hamilton who surged ahead.
The Brit clocked a 1:25.232 to beat his team-mate by 0.168s.
"Very disappointing," Rosberg lamented. "I don't particularly enjoy coming second to Lewis.
"In the end it was a good lap. Lewis just did a better job."
The German, though, is not giving up on the possibility of ending his team-mate's race-winning streak in Sunday's 66-lap grand prix.
He added: "It's still all to play for tomorrow. Second is only a little away from optimum.
"All it takes is a good start tomorrow and I'm in the lead again and it's still all to play for."
As for claims that Mercedes, who managed to negate any inroads their rivals would have made with upgrades this weekends, had broken the challenge, Rosberg refused to get carried away.
"I wouldn't say that, but it looks like we have managed to keep gap consistent.
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Given that Christmas has ballooned into a nearly $400 billion spending spree here in the United States, I sometimes think that Ebenezer Scrooge should have stuck to his guns and ignored those three spirits who visited him on Christmas Eve.
According to a recent Gallup Poll, the average American adult expects to spend about $720 — on gifts alone — this holiday season. At the very least, with the economy still off-kilter from too many eggnogs, a little temperance seems to be in order this gift-giving season. Who knows? A simpler, less materialistic holiday might just be a more memorable and enjoyable one, too.
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The important thing is to have the talk and to have it early. Waiting until everyone is happy and relaxed after a massive Thanksgiving feast might be the perfect time to bring it up, but by then, your family members might have already started their holiday shopping.
With friends and relatives you don't often see, a thoughtful letter or email suggesting that maybe it's time to take a different approach to gift-giving is perfectly acceptable, according to Peggy Post. She's the great-granddaughter-in-law of etiquette queen Emily Post and a director at the Emily Post Institute.
Many families put a cap on holiday spending by setting and sticking to a maximum amount per gift or by giving presents only to children under a certain age. In addition to a strict $20 spending cap, members of our extended family stop giving nieces and nephews Christmas presents once they turn 18. At that age, youngsters become part of the "Secret Santa" plan for adults. That's our arrangement: We all draw names ahead of time and buy a gift for one other adult family member, so that we all have something to open.
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Date: 1 Jan 1998
Pictured here is a gravity map of the Moon made by the Lunar Prospector spacecraft in 1998-99.
Mascons are shown in orange-red. The finding of mascons on the Moon in the late 1960s changed scientists ideas about the interior structure of the Moon.
The five largest mascons all correspond to the largest lava-filled craters or lunar "seas" visible in binoculars on the near side of the Moon: Mare Imbrium, Mare Serenitatus, Mare Crisium, Mare Humorum, and Mare Nectaris.
Credit: Alex S. Konopliv et al, Icarus 150, 1-18 (2001)


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Youth twelve and over gain new skills and impact their community. Youth 7-11 may volunteer with a parent or guardian. All youth under eighteen must have parental permission to volunteer in county departments.Adults learn new skills or share acquired ones while they help their neighbors and contribute to the livability of Marion County.Families benefit by adopting a section of county road, cleaning a county park or helping during special activities such as one-time community events.Students such as high school and college students prepare for the workforce as volunteers while gaining experience and, often, class credit.Groups such as church, community, service, support and youth groups find adopting projects or conducting programs within county departments connects them with the needs of their neighbors.
How do I become a volunteer?
Inquire if you do not see a volunteer job that interests or suits you. You can check with the county's volunteer coordinator about additional possibilities. Many departments are willing to create a job with a volunteer's unique skills or interests in mind.Additional information about becoming a Marion County volunteer is available to you. E-mail or contact the county's volunteer coordinator:
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An interview will occur after you apply to ensure a successful match between you, the department, and the job. However, for some short-term or one-time positions the interview process may be waived or modified.An orientation is provided that acquaints you with Marion County policies and procedures. Also included in the orientation are the expectations you should have for the county, expectations the county has of you, and general information about departments, advisory boards, and volunteer opportunities. The county volunteer orientation is provided by the county volunteer coordinator.Training is provided by the department or program. At that time you will receive a department orientation, workplace safety requirements, department procedures, and supervision to develop necessary job skills.Recognition is important to the county. As a Marion County volunteer you will be thanked for your contribution. Each spring during National Volunteer Week, county volunteers are thanked and recognized.Evaluation and feedback of the work that you have accomplished and guidance on the expectations of the position should be provided by your department supervisor. As a valued volunteer, you are invited to offer ideas and suggestions that help keep the county's programs and services in touch with the needs of the people of Marion County.


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NYC Parks Events Calendar
Get up, get out, and do something! Just about any day of the year, you can find something fun, informative, and healthy to enjoy at an area park. Feel free to browse the listings below, or use the search tools to find an event that matches your interests and location.
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Saturday, August 23, 2014
Yoga on the Beach
at Beach 108th Street (in Rockaway Beach and Boardwalk), Queens
8:00 a.m.–9:00 a.m.
Join yoga instructor Helen Kilgallen from Elaine's Dance School in this beginner hatha yoga class. Bring mat, large towel or blanket.
Category: Fitness, Outdoor Fitness
Rockaway Walks
at Beach 19th Street (in Rockaway Beach Boardwalk), Queens
8:00 a.m.–9:00 a.m.
Join us for this adult fitness walking program.
Category: Fitness, Outdoor Fitness
ESL Beginners Class
at Poe Park Visitor Center (in Poe Park), Bronx
8:00 a.m.–9:00 a.m.
Spanish-speaking adults will learn the basic structure of English from an ESL instructor.
Category: Education
Greenmarket at Grand Army Plaza
at Grand Army Plaza, Brooklyn
8:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.
Fresh produce and so much more, all year long! See what farm fresh is all about.
Category: Markets, Food
GrowNYC Greenmarket
at Socrates Sculpture Park, Queens
8:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.
This market serves the Long Island City and Astoria communities with farm-fresh fruits and vegetables and family-friendly activities every Saturday.
Category: Markets, Food
Morning Fitness at Fort Tryon Park (Saturdays)
at Heather Garden (in Fort Tryon Park), Manhattan
8:30 a.m.–9:30 a.m.
Join us for one hour of walking, stretching, and strengthening exercises.
Category: Fitness, Outdoor Fitness
The NY World's Fairs and the Port Authority Bringing Trade, Travel and Tourism to Queens, The Region and the World
at Queens Botanical Garden, Queens
8:30 a.m.–5:30 p.m.
In our continuing celebration of the New York World's Fairs, enjoy this Port Authority multimedia exhibit.
Category: Art, History
Art in the Garden: Harvesting Our History: The Story of Queens Botanical Garden
at Queens Botanical Garden, Queens
8:30 a.m.–5:30 p.m.
Get a sense of Queens Botanical Garden's past and how both the 1939 and 1964 New York World's Fairs influenced the Garden's development.
Category: Art, Festivals, History, Seniors
Cleaning & Maintaining Westerleigh Park
at Westerleigh Park, Staten Island
9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.
Help us maintain the beauty of Westerleigh Park by raking, planting or gardening. Enjoy a cup of coffee and a donut. We are there every Saturday morning. It is…
Category: Nature, Volunteer
Cara A Cara: A Cuban Exhibition
at Poe Park Visitor Center (in Poe Park), Bronx
9:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.
Don't miss this two-week long exhibition of Cuban art Manny Vega is a Bronx-born painter, illustrator, muralist, mosaicist and costme designer. He is associated with the…
Category: Art
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Geeky Dreamboats by Lacey Soslow is kinda my new favorite book. For sure. You might be quick to think that's the case because it's full of a whole swarm of geeky dreamboats, pics of featured geeky dreamboats, even random tidbits about said geeky dreamboats. Ah, geeky dreamboats! But REALLY why I like the book is because of the reaction it garners from nearly every person I give it to.
It seems that everyone–men and women, young and old feel the need to start flipping through the book only to immediately offer their opinions of who, exactly, should and should not be in the cute little book titled Geeky Dreamboats and why. It's great fun! By the way, it really is a cute little book measuring in at a mere 6 1/4 by 5 1/4 inches.
Personally, I was surprised to see the Jonas Brothers in there, but whatevs. They might be dreamboaty in your world, but I'd hardly consider them geeky. Another shocker was Kanye West. For reals? Maybe I'm wrong about that one, but Michael Cera, Paul Rudd, and John Krasinski (Jim from the Office) sound more on target to me. There's even a few geeky dreamboats included for the more "mature" readers like John Stewart, Ira Glass, Conan O'Brien, and the ever popular 80s star John Cusack. It seems most of the teens I've given the book to swoon over Daniel Radcliffe.
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Cass County Senior Affirmation Event (Ivy Tech-Logansport)
21st Century Scholars who are high school seniors are strongly encouraged to attend a senior affirmation event. At each event, a 21st Century Scholars representative will provide important information about how to activate and maintain eligibility for the 21st Century Scholarship.
This event is open to all 21st Century Scholars who are seniors and their parents.
Location: Ivy Tech-Logansport, 1 Ivy Tech Way, Logansport, IN 46947
Date: March 7, 2013
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Each year, The Office of International Education announces a call for submissions for the International Research Poster Session. Held in conjunction with the Forward Thinking Poster Session and Colloquy sponsored by ORSP, this event is held annually in the fall.
Along with supporting promising international research, the overall aim of the poster session is to encourage and showcase international research among faculty members from all disciplines. Two projects presented at the poster session are awarded a $1,500 Marquette International Research Award by a peer review panel.
December 2, 2014
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Alumni Memorial Union, Ballrooms
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Cinema Center is hosting Artament, an art auction, 6-9 p.m. Saturday.
More than 50 hanging art pieces will be up for auction. Local artists were asked to create works of art that hang from a string and are no larger than 8 inches by 8 inches by 8 inches. The pieces may be holiday-themed or be suitable for displaying year-round.
Admission is $20 in advance or $25 at the door and includes admission to the party/silent auction, appetizers and cash bar, and the film "Wuthering Heights," which begins at 9 p.m. Buy tickets online at www.cinemacenter.org, call 426-3456, email movies@ cinemacenter.org or visit the Cinema Center box office during regular show times. Cinema Center is at 437 E. Berry St. Proceeds benefit Cinema Center.
Shopping bazaar
On Sunday, the University of Saint Francis' Students in Free Enterprise will host a shopping bazaar featuring handicrafts from disadvantaged producers all over the world. The fair trade bazaar will be noon-5:30 p.m. at the school's north campus. The school is at 2701 Spring St.
Women's art fair
Sophia's Portico is hosting a Women's Winter Art Fair 11 a.m.-4 p.m. Saturday at Beacon Heights Church of the Brethren, 2810 Beacon St. More than 20 female artists will exhibit and sell their original work.
Meet Santa and get photos
Tired of standing in lines at the mall to get your kids' photos with Santa? Photographer Tina Hursh is offering an alternative with private photo sessions with Santa and Mrs. Claus on Dec. 7 and 9 in her Huntertown studio.
Private sessions will be scheduled both afternoons with appointments available every 30 minutes. For $50, parents will receive one 8-by-10, two 5-by-7s, one digital file with print release and access to a gallery of five digital files for additional orders. For more information, go to www.tinahursh.com.
Gallery open house
The Orchard Gallery of Fine Art, 6312-A Covington Road, will host a holiday open house 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday.
Gift ideas
The Monogram Shoppe and more … 6410 W. Jefferson Blvd. in Covington Plaza, is selling sunflower-shaped silicone lids that seal tight on all smooth-rimmed bowls and are an alternative to plastic wrap.
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egg yolks, beaten
1 (14 ounce) can
sweetened condensed milk
1/2 cup
key lime juice
1 (9 inch)
prepared graham cracker crust
This is the best! Being a Floridian, I have had my share of both very good and very bad Key Lime Pie. I did make a few changes to the recipe after reading the reviews. I only used 4 egg yolks, I used 2 cans sweetened condensed milk, and I used 1 cup key lime juice. Hint**If you can not find any key lime juice then just use equal parts lemon and lime juice (best if fresh). These adjustments will make more filling than needed, but the texture and taste is better. I had to increase my baking time by 15 minutes. I prebaked my redi-crust and this came out great. The new #1 key lime pie for my family.
I feel as if perhaps I have done something wrong with this recipe, because my family all hated it. We are big key lime pie fans, and used authentic key lime juice. The pie was extremely dense, like a very dense cheesecake. All of the KLP we have had in Florida (including very recently) has been smooth, creamy, and sometimes even very light as if whipped cream had been added. We've had some of the best in Florida. This was a huge disappointment.
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As other reviewers mentioned, I used 4 egg yolks, 1 cup of lime juice, and 2 cans of sweetened condensed milk. This was just the right amount to fit in the premade pie shell. I then decorated it using whip cream and a pastry bag and garnished with lime wedges. Let's just say, the family was impressed not only with the taste but also with the appearance. Great pie!!!
This was so unbelievably easy to make & produced such a delicious key lime pie! I first made it in August for my mother-in-law's visit & wasn't sure how the recipe was going to turn out. But it came out wonderfully & my mother-in-law could not stop raving about it! I had to print her a copy of this recipe before she left for the airport, & I have also emailed it to my sister-in-law upon her mom's request that she try this recipe. It has the perfect amount of richness & tartness for us (a small sliver goes a long way). The whipped cream topping was a beautiful touch! I used a Keebler reduced fat graham cracker crust & altered the recipe according to another reviewer's suggestions. I used 4 egg yolks, 2 (14 oz) cans of sweetened condensed milk, & 1 cup of bottled key lime juice. i had to bake for 20-25 minutes instead of just 15 minutes. We found out that it also tastes best when refrigerated for at least several hours. Hope you enjoy this pie as much as my family & I did!
As written, a four star recipe--with the modifications I made, five star. First, I thought this pie deserved a homemade graham cracker crust, which I baked first, then cooled. Thinking this would be a little too eggy with 5 yolks, I used only four--perfect. I also knew the custard could stand a little more tartness, so I added 1-1/2 tsp. of grated lime zest to the filling. Perfect. I baked it at 350 degrees for 15 minutes, then when cooled, topped the pie with 1 cup of sweetened whipped cream. Light and refreshing citrus-y pie, and the perfect complement to a spicy Mexican meal.
Great recipe! It was a little more tart than I like, but that can be fixed by adjusting some of your measurements. I use the following: 3/4 c. key lime juice (Nelly & Joe's brand), 2 cans sweetened condensed milk, and 4 egg yolks. It comes out perfect EVERY time, and people constantly ask for the recipe. Trust me... these measurements are the way to go. I've made it this way probably 20 times at least!!! You can also easily cut back on fat and calories by using lowfat sweetened condensed milk -- you will never know the difference.
Excellent pie. We recommend using 1 cup lime juice, 4 yolks & 2 cans of condensed milk to fill the pie crust. Couldn't ask for an easier, quicker, tastier key lime recipe.
After reading the recipe and several of the reviews, I made an adjustment of my own that turned out great. Instead of the yolks, I used 4 whites and two cans of fat-free cond. sweetened milk. It was light, tasted great and even the health-nuts loved it!
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
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Serving Size: 1/8 of a recipe
Servings Per Recipe: 8
Amount Per Serving
Calories: 324
Calories from Fat: 122
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