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I know. It may be a little early to start thinking about Christmas, but, I already have Christmas songs stuck in my head. Not because I am hearing them on the radio, or playing them at home, but because I have joined the Christmas cantata at my church.
Every year, Ellston United Methodist Church and Tingley United Methodist Church come together and perform a Christmas cantata for the public. This year, my sister-in-law and I have decided to sing along with the group.
The churches have put on a Christmas cantata for many years, and I have sung in it once before. I was probably 14 years old, and I sang in it because my mom was, and I love to sing with my mom. We even sang a duet in the cantata that year.
I was kind of leery to join the cantata this year, mainly because of school and the amount of homework I have some weeks. But, after tossing the idea around in my mind, I decided it would be fun to be involved. Not only because it allows me to sing, which I enjoy doing, but I also get to see my grandparents more often since they are also involved with the cantata.
Practices for the cantata are once a week, every Sunday night, started Sept. 30. However, the actual performance isn't until December. This past Sunday was the first practice my sister-in-law and I were able to attend, and I have to say I think it will be a great show.
Not only are the classic Christmas songs like "Silent Night!" and "Hark! The Herald Angels Sing" in the performance, but there are also songs that are very different from the classics. Plus, everyone involved really enjoys what they are doing, so it makes for great atmosphere.
Even though my sister-in-law and I came into the cantata two practices behind everyone else, they all welcomed us with open arms, and they were so surprised and excited we were there. They were even more surprised when they found out I wasn't able to read music, and I sing notes just by listening. When one lady found this out she looked at me and said, "You could have fooled me!"
I'm very happy I made the decision to be involved with the cantata, and I really think this is something I will continue to be a part of each year.

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It is often said that journalists take the first cut at history. Historians then follow up, after the dust has settled. By then the story looks different, or perhaps there are newly released sources. Other presidential administrations have been subject to rounds of revisionism, and George W. Bush's presidency will be no exception. A shelf of books has already been produced by journalists. Historians are getting a head start as well, with a collection entitled "W. as History" well under way, edited by the noted political historian Julian Zelizer. I will contribute an essay on law in the Bush Administration.
"Other presidential administrations have been subject to rounds of revisionism, and George W. Bush's presidency will be no exception."
But with W, the revisionism commenced shortly after his inauguration, continuing vigorously since. In fact, at this Blog, little Lisa's bro has been the chief revisioner, with his expanding backpack of lies that emulates Pinocchio.
With W, Oliver has left no Bush unStoned.
W's National Historical Strategy: "Pre-emptive Revisionism."
The idea that Bush was stupid and did not run the executive is the same Dem slander leveled against Reagan back in the 80s. In both cases, the claim was ridiculous on its face.
Heck, I have yet to see the lame duck Bush two weeks from the election. Is there anything of substance he has not obtained from Congress? Congress and both candidates for President have all supported everything he has offered to address the economic slow down and the bank crisis from the rebate checks to he rescue plans.
Like him or hate him, Bush has always been in charge.
Little Lisa'a bro has selected a revisionist w(h)ine to go with his lame duck a la W: tooty AND fruity!
The idea that Bush was stupid and did not run the executive is the same Dem slander leveled against Reagan back in the 80s.
History tells us the best part about this statement is that the Dems were right about Reagan.
Stone's "W" is doing better than similar fiction like "Taxi To The Dark Side," but has come in 4th this Weekend behind such blockbusters as Max Payne, Beverly Hills Chihuahua and Secret Life of Bees.
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Stone's "W" is doing better than similar fiction like "Taxi To The Dark Side,"...
That reminds me. Have you actually seen "Taxi to the Dark Side" yet?
Just wondering, since you'd criticised it earlier sight-unseen.
Maybe you could enlighten us on which parts are the "fictional" parts of it now, having seen it....
Hell, you could even write a review...
Have you actually seen "Taxi to the Dark Side" yet?
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Governor Sarah Palin came to our city recently and a bunch of us showed up to razz her and to be rude. A conservative commented on the story on our local IMC:
"It is so nice to see so many patriotic, well-wishing,
Americans cheering in a wonderfully behaved manner. NOT!!!!!
"They are the typical Left rabble rousing, hate mongers one has come to expect at the oppositions rallies. Anyone with views to the right of the Left's anti Americanism is deemed all manner of vile 'things.' May they reap what they have sown."
So I responded:
"DDay from Hullabaloo details them many illegal (or what should be illegal) and immoral actions that Dear Leader is up to
If America were being run by a decent and moral crew instead of the criminals we've got now, then asking for civility on the part of lefty protesters would make some sense."
Funny, but our commenter never came up with a smart-alecky reply to make in response. Big problem of course was that DDay (Who actually spells his name as dday) started off with "signing statements" and those are awfully hard to pass off as legitimate legal tools.
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4:55 AM MDT | August 22, 2013 | Natasha Alperowicz
Daelim Industrial (Seoul) has been awarded a contract to build a propane dehydrogenation (PDH) plant for Hyosung Corp., CW has learned. The contract, valued at 272.9 billion Korean won ($243.2 million) covers design, material procurement and construction on a turnkey basis of DH2, the second PDH unit at Hyosung's Ulsan, Korea complex. Completion of the 300,000 m.t./year unit is expected in May 2015. Hyosung uses its own PDH technology and supplies propylene to the downstream polypropylene (PP) complex at the site, which produces homopolymers, block...
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Tom Wolff's Newsletter
I've noticed that some people seem to assume that if you talk about technology as being important in organisations today, and (I believe) it is, then you are also saying that everything should be looked after by the IT group. Not true; technology...
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On Tues 9th April 2013, the BCS-CMSG configuration management specialist group held a very useful presentation on maintaining CMDB (Configuration Management Database) accuracy, from Michel Delran of Unisys. This prompted several thoughts, including...
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Petronas to sell Vietnam PVC asset to Asahi Glass and Mitsubishi Corp.
11:41 AM MST | November 6, 2013 | Natasha Alperowicz
Petronas Chemicals Group (PCG; Kuala Lumpur) announced today that it has entered into an agreement to divest its interest in Phu My Plastics and Chemical (PMPC) to Asahi Glass and Mitsubishi Corp. PMPC, based at Vung Tau, Vietnam, is a producer of polyvinyl chloride (PVC). The move follows PCG's announcement last year that it would quit the PVC business by closing down its plants at Kertih, Malaysia, and selling its stake in PMPC as parts of PCG's portfolio optimization. PCG holds 93.11% interest in PMPC, which operates a 100,000-m.t./year PVC...
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Skole announces three to 2011-12 signing class
Tuesday, November 23, 2010
JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (Nov. 23, 2010) - ETSU head baseball coach Tony Skole announced the signing of three players to the 2011-12 Buccaneer class on Tuesday.
"We feel great about the young men we signed in this early signing period," Skole said. "I can't say enough about the time and effort recruiting coordinator Clay Greene and assistant coach Reid Casey put into developing those relationships that are so important during this process. These young men are all quality individuals from great families and will represent our baseball program and ETSU very well both on the field and in the classroom. They will help us as soon as they step foot on campus. We are very blessed to have signed these three young men. We look forward to them joining the Buccaneer family in the fall of 2011."
The Bucs signed shortstop Chris Riopedre (Miami, Fla.), right-handed pitcher Kuehl McEachern (Eustis, Fla.) and utility infielder Jordan Sanford (Powell, Tenn.).
Riopedre, a 5-foot-9, 170-pound, shortstop comes from Monsignor Pace High School where he plays for Tom Duffin. Riopedre has excelled for the Spartans averaging .380 at the plate in three seasons with 10 home runs. A Second Team All-County selection, Riopedre helped guide Archbishop McCarthy High School to it's first-ever Florida State Tournament appearance. Riopedre was invited to take part in both the MLB summer workouts and the Chicago White Sox Showcase, and also played for the prestigious Team Marruci this past summer.
Skole on Riopedre:
"Chris is one of the top defensive infielders in the state of Florida. He is very athletic and has phenomenal instincts. He is big time defender that will also be a great offensive player here at ETSU. Our fans will love watching this young man play the game of baseball, because he plays it the right way. Chris plays with tons of passion and should fit very well into our style of play."
McEachern, a 6-foot-3, 190-pound, right-handed pitcher comes from Eustis High School where he plays for Lemont Fulmer. In 2010, McEachern was named the Orlando Sentinel Player of the Week. McEachern is a member of the Chet Lemon's Juice travel team and has helped the team win the George Steinbrenner Inaugural Classic and Perfect Game World Wood Bat Tournament.
Skole on McEachern:
"Kuehl was on our radar very early in the recruiting process. Every time we saw him he was impressive. He already has a great frame but his potential is off the charts. He is a big, strong right-hander with the ability to throw 90-plus and with his above-average secondary pitches, he will be another front-line arm for us in the near future. Kuehl has great make-up and we expect him to come in and compete for a spot in the rotation right off the bat"
Sanford, a 6-foot-2, 185-pound, utility infielder comes from Powell High School where he plays for Jeff Inman. Sanford was named All-Region in 2010 and All-District in 2009 and 2010. The Powell, Tenn. native also received Super Sophomore and Freshmen Team honors from the Knoxville New Sentinel. As a junior, Sanford hit .407 with five home runs, 39 RBI and 19 stolen bases. Sanford also was named to the Perfect Game Pre-season All-American Honorable Mention Team in 2010.
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"Jordan is one of the top players in the state of Tennessee and we feel very fortunate he chose ETSU to continue his education and baseball career. His is a physical, athletic, switch-hitting infielder who has a tremendous upside. Jordan fits our mold here at ETSU perfectly. He has a lot of strengths that will translate well to the college game. Jordan has a great work ethic to go with solid physical tools. He runs well, has a good accurate arm, and can really drive the ball. Jordan has the opportunity to crack our line-up very quickly."
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For U.S. Coast Guard Academy graduate Casey Jones, 45, brewing beer is a passion he has fostered for about a third of his life. "I have been into beer ever since I was legal to drink it," he said. "And I have been making my own since at least 1999."
This summer, Jones will open Fairfax County's first packaging brewery, which he says will provide local restaurants and bars with an original hand-crafted variety of both annual and seasonal elixirs.
"We plan on providing at least four annual beers that we will make all year long," said the Falls Church resident. "We will have an Indian pale ale, a pale ale, a red and a kolsch, which is like lighter beer almost like a light ale. In addition we plan to put out a variety of seasonal beers such as an apple strudel tripel beer, which is like a dessert pale ale. That's something that my master brewer has produced before in Michigan. "
Jones and his master brewer, Todd Parker, have successfully raised $1.4 million for their endeavor and are currently scouting out a location in the Mosaic area of Merrifield. Jones estimates that it will cost about $2 million total to start his dream business.
"Fairfax County is where we want to be and has been very receptive. We were able to raise $1.4 million in just 90 days," said Jones. "I put in a bid on a brewpub in Camden, Maine, and didn't get it, so I decided instead to build my own, right here in my own back yard."
The packaging brewery will be called Fair Winds Brewing Co. and, according to Jones, the difference between it and other county-based brewpubs — such as Sweetwater Tavern — is that it will sell its packaged beers to other facilities where it will be served on tap. He says he is excited to be able to produce a true Fairfax County beer that will be consumed throughout the area.
"A packaging brewery, as opposed to a brewpub, brews beer to be consumed on others' premises," he said. "However, we will also have our own tasting room thanks to [Senate Bill] 604, a new Virginia law that now allows breweries to sell beer by the glass without an accompanying full service restaurant."
In addition to the "tasting room" Jones said Fair Winds will utilize a 30 beer barrel system, each one capable of producing 31 U.S. gallons. "That will enable us to make 930 gallons of beer per production run," he said. "I live here in Fairfax County, one of the most affluent counties in the country, but where there really is no local Fairfax beer on tap. We plan to start hyperlocal in this locavore environment where so many people try to eat and drink locally. I think we can help them to move away from mass-produced beers from other places and enjoy our high-quality local offerings."
According to Jones, the name Fair Winds was not the brewery's first name choice.
"We originally were going to call ourselves 'Topsail' because that is the most important sail on a square-rigger ship, but we were challenged by an Oregon brewery who apparently laid claim to any beer with the word 'sail' in it. So instead of feeding $50,000 to attorneys trying to defend that name, we went with 'Fair Winds,' which comes from a phrase sailors share when they part ways; 'May you have fair winds and following seas.'"
Jones says what's really important is that the brewery maintain a nautical theme.
"I have a background in the Coast Guard and Todd has a master's degree in marine biology, so that is important to both of us. And I also view brewing as a crew effort, much like sailing," he said. "Sailing and brewing are also two things that we both love." For more information about Fair Winds Brewing Co. go to www.fairwindsbrewing.com.


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The Nancy McKay Harsh Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution met 9:30 a.m. April 13 at Lenox Methodist Church.
Nancy McKay Harsh Chapter honored state sixth-grade American History Essay winner, Nathan Shervheim; state winner Christopher Columbus Essay, Anna Shervheim; state scholarship winner, Emma Johnson; Good Citizen Winner, Sarah Albee; Good Citizen runner-up, Cierra Covington, Chariton; and State American DAR History Teacher winner, James Harding from East Union Community School.
Bonnie Riepe introduced Nathan Shervheim who shared his American History essay, and Anna Shervheim who shared her Christopher Columbus essay.
Theresa Bahniuk shared the Good Citizen essays of the winner, Albee of Orient, and runner-up.
Jane Briley introduced State American History Teacher of the Year.
The meeting was called to order by Connie Kinkade, chapter regent. Members shared in reading the ritual.
Pam Marvin and Bahniuk will be voting representatives at DAR Continental Congress in Washington, D.C., this summer. Marvin, Cheryl Micetich, Bahniuk and Jerilyn Syfred will be attending DAR Continental Congress this year. Dorothy Hughes shared the state regent's message.
Micetich shared the National Defense Report.
The roll call was shared by 15 members with a program idea for next year.
Jane Briley, secretary, read the minutes. The minutes were approved as corrected.
Bonnie Riepe gave the finance report.
Roberta Briley shared the Indian Moment, information on the Choctah tribe.
Bahniuk shared the commemorative moment concerning Arbor Day.
The flag moment was shared by Dorothy Morgan.
Hazel Braby shared the conservation moment.
Syferd reported on women's issues.
The sunshine moment was shared by Marjorie Kinkade. She sent sympathy, birthday and get-well cards to several members.
DAR will have a Memorial Day service at 8:30 a.m. at McKinley Park.
Lynne Schlaht moved to give a Nancy McKay Harsh Chapter scholarship in the amount of $250 annually from the chapter. Darlene Morgan seconded the motion. Marjorie moved to table discussion until the May meeting, and Elaine Brown seconded the motion. The motion carried.
The next meeting will be Saturday at the Extension office in Mount Ayr. The program will be "A Fallen Hero Toast" by Karla Caltrider. The roll call will be answered by telling of patriotic plans for Memorial Day. The hostesses will be Dorothy Hughes, Dorothy Morgan and Rosalie O'Grady.
Creston UMW
The officers of Creston United Methodist Women held their executive meeting 9 a.m. May 2. Jerrie Henderson, president, conducted the meeting. The purpose was read in unison. Several joys and concerns were mentioned. Devotions were given by Beth Perry. The minutes of the April meeting were presented by Rosalie Denton and approved. Betty Lou Shea gave the treasurer's report, which was accepted. Vice President Mary Morris gave her report.
Members agreed to help fund the improvements to the church kitchen when the project gets under way later. The April 4 guest night was evaluated. A donation will be made to the Iowa Conference UMW to assist new members attending Mission u, formerly known as School of Christian Mission. The Creston unit will host the annual meeting of the South Central District of United Methodist Women Sept. 14 and organizing the event is under way.
May circle meetings will be Thursday. Several members plan to travel to Bidwell-Riverside in Des Moines June 4 for a work day. Also members have an opportunity to participate in Women at the Well in Mitchellville Aug. 15.
The next executive meeting will be Aug. 29 at the church.
After the executive meeting, Mary Morris led the mission study on poverty, which is one of the current studies for all United Methodist Women. Twelve members and one guest were present. The weather prevented a larger attendance. A DVD titled "Standing in Need" was shown in segments with discussion for each segment. Topics included the causes of poverty, advocacy and what can be done by individuals, churches and other organizations to assist those in need. Poverty is a worldwide problem. Scripture and prayer were included. Bobi Woodin and Alice Brown each read a story related to the subject of poverty. Morris had several items on display including free trade food and craft items.
The morning circle members were hostesses for the day. Snack foods provided by those in attendance were served for lunch.
The next unit meeting of Creston UMW will be Sept. 5 with a continental breakfast at 9:30 a.m. followed by a program on Costa Rica.
The weekly Kiwanis meeting was held 12:05 p.m. Tuesday at The Windrow with 26 members and four guests. Brad Lorenzen, president, presided. Steve Bolie did the prayer, and Mike Linch was finemaster.
The program was Ron "Fox" Clinton, former teacher and coach with Creston Schools and SWCC, and the first member of the SWCC Hall of Fame. He discussed some of his history and stories of past teams.
Garrett Abell was also presented the Mickey Finn Scholarship, which is co-sponsored by Kiwanis. Matt Thompson, with SWCC, and Karon Finn presented the award.
TOPS 1338 of Creston met April 29 at the United Methodist Church. Eight members weighed in with an anonymous member being the best loser. Anna Thompson was runner-up. The monthly best loser was also an anonymous member and a tie between Thompson and Carol Sheldahl for second place.
The meeting opened with the TOPS pledge. Thompson conducted the business meeting. The treasurer's report was given by Alice Brown. The veggie-fruit alphabet contest ended. It was won by Thompson who had consumed 23 of the 24 possibilities.
Squares were won by Brown and fines went to an anonymous member. The Red Can Challenge is to have three days in which one meal is made up of foods that require washing.
Some time was spent going over the club's by-laws.
TOPS 1338 of Creston met 5 p.m. Monday with 10 members weighing in. The best loser was Darlene Rohrig, and the runner-up was an anonymous member.
The TOPS pledge was led by Anna Thompson. Minutes from the last two meetings were read by Marisue Lewis. Treasurer's report was given by Alice Brown. Fines were won by an anonymous member and squares were won by Rohrig. A new contest "All That Jazz" was introduced. The Red Can Challenge is to eat a dinner salad for one meal this week.
The program was a skit called "Give a Hand," stressing cooperation given by Rohrig, Brown, Dianna Loomis, Lewis, and an anonymous member.
There was a discussion about things learned from the Bedford meeting.
The next meeting will be a "no gain meeting."
The closing TOPS pledge adjourned the group for the day.
Ladies Lakeshore Auxiliary
Ladies Lakeshore Auxiliary met Wednesday.
Canasta winners were Beulah McDonald, first; Loretta Kelly, second; and Maxine May, third.
Rose Blakesley won the door prize.
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This was always a transition year, and I think we've shown some great progress.
Everyone who called for Sparano's head last year had to know this was coming. Philbin came in and got rid of our best playmaker because he wants the team he wants. Which is fine with me.
I knew if he grabbed a new coach we'd have to wait one more year, as I think most did.
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I bought "Beginning C++ Through Game Programming" yesterday to start learning about C++ and programming. I'm going on hour 33, and I can't seem to put this book down. I was talking to a friend who's more experienced, and he suggested that I should now spend my time learning about algorithm design and data structures because languages come and go but in depth knowledge of theory (as in not just knowing about all the different types of algorithms, but being able to create my own) will be everlasting and more beneficial.
I guess what I'm asking is this: Should I focus more on learning more C++ and buying more books or should I instead buy a book on algorithms and focus more on that? (Yes, I know I can do both and I plan to, but I'm asking which should receive more attention)
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October 22, 2005 - A Panoramic View in Chicago,
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The Boston Red Sox had just broken an 86-year streak a
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Eighty-eight years after Shoeless Joe Jackson led the 1917 Sox to a World
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Alexis Georgeson swipes her hand along the computer screen in one of the Tesla Model S sedans in the new showroom in Westfield Montgomery Mall. With a whir, the sunroof above slides open.
On the road, it moves in silence, accelerating in an instant, flying around corners. It's low slung, and its wheels grip the road like claws. It doesn't have an engine — where one should sit, there is 5.3 cubic feet of storage.
That doesn't mean it can't move: The car's motor, just a little larger than a basketball, can push the car, in its fastest permutation, from zero to 60 in just 4.2 seconds, she said.
"You don't have to wait for a series of mini-explosions to occur like you do in an internal combustion engine," she said, as the car rocketed up I-270, whipping between lanes and heading off the Montrose Road exit.
With "skateboard architecture," the car has one of the lowest centers of gravity of any sedan on the market, Georgeson said. And when you pull out the jump seat in the back, the car holds seven.
Tesla, which first raised eyebrows when it launched the Roadster in 2008, now has 34 galleries and stores in states around the country, along with locations in Europe and Asia.
The showroom, which opens Friday, is the first gallery to open in Montgomery County and in Maryland.
"There hasn't been a new, successful, American auto manufacturer in 100 years," Georgeson said. Tesla though, already is profitable, she said. The Roadster worked as a "proof of concept" car, she said.
"The goal was to show we could make an awesome electric vehicle," she said. The Roadster retailed for about $110,000.
Now, the base model of the Model S retails at just below $70,000, she said. In three to four years, Tesla plans to release a car priced at between $30,000 and $35,000, she said.
In the D.C. region, Tesla galleries already have opened in Tysons Corner and on K Street in Washington, D.C.
At the gallery in Montgomery Mall, workers still were adding some final touches on Thursday before its grand opening.
Because of state law, the gallery in the Montgomery Mall won't actually be able to sell cars or offer test drives, she said.
"It's more of an educational experience," she said.
Customers interested in actually buying one of the cars have to order it online or at the store on K Street, a Tesla employee said.
Each car is made to order, Georgeson said.
The cars now take about three to six weeks to arrive at the buyer's doorstep. Tesla's factory, in Fremont, Calif., now turns out about 500 cars a week, she said. The company has sold about 13,000 cars so far this year, and expects to close out the year with about 20,000 sold, she said.
In the showroom, two Model S sedans sat, gleaming, along with the chassis of a third, set out for demonstration purposes.
But for a damning review in The New York Times (which Tesla disputed, arguing that the writer intentionally tried to sabotage the car's performance), the car has wowed reviewers, and it is the highest-rated car ever reviewed by Consumer Reports, Georgeson said.
On the road, the car zooms along, slung low and sleek. It has handles that pop out from the car's doors when the driver approaches; they retract once he or she is in the car, making for a more aerodynamic drive.
The cars can travel about 260 miles when fully charged. A completely dead battery typically needs nine hours for a full recharge.
Among the car's many other features: It turns on automatically when the driver sits down, as long as he or she has the key.
Because the car is connected to the Internet, any owner with a smartphone and the right app can communicate with his car and have it heated up or cooled down on the walk from their office or home to the car, she said.
"It will get better and better the longer you own it," she said, referencing the car's ability to update automatically with new software packages, like its "creep function," which allows it to move forward slowly after being braked, as with an auto with a regular engine.
"We do not have a demand problem," Georgeson said. She said about 1,000 cars had been sold in the metro D.C. area. Local retailers haven't yet weighed in on whether or not they're worried about Tesla's incursion into Montgomery County.
"We have a wide range of customers," she said. Because it's a luxury vehicle — the starting S Class sedan retails at just under $70,000, many of Tesla's customers are people who also would buy a BMW, a Mercedes or an Audi, she said.
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My son is moving from France to Cebu - I live in Mexico. I will be visiting soon and I have no idea what to expect. I have been to Indonesia but only to Bali. Any thoughts or ideas or suggestions please. Thanks!!
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Cebu City is a small city. It has a central business district, Cebu Business Park, where office buildings, residential buildings and the city's nicest mall and restaurants are located. Everything within the CBD is within walking distance but hardly anyone here walks as everyone drives. Streets are not very safe specially for foreigners. We have a few five-star resorts, Shangri-La Mactan Resort and Abaca Resort in Mactan, approximately 20minute drive from the city center or a 10-minute drive from the airport.
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I can't comment on restaurants in Cebu but will give a note on Filipino food in general.
It's not like other SE Asian food. A few dishes are accessible but many take getting used to. Visually they often don't look appetising (yellow pumpkin floating in pink slush) and locals seem happy with textures I'd generally avoid (slimy taro as thickener). Having said this, there are some stand-out but common dishes which you may wish to start with as an entry point to this cuisine.
Adobo (chicken/pork/whatever) is arguably the national dish and is essentially meat/etc stewed in vinegar. You have to try, but for me it's too bold so a little goes a long way.
Kilawin (or Kinilaw) is Filipino equivalent to ceviche but I'm sure you'll find it a little different to Mexico. Style I prefer is small thin slices of very fresh white fish dressed with lime/shallot/chilli just seconds before eating. Chunky style not so much my thing.
Sinigang na Baboy is pork in a sour broth with mustard (or other) leaves, etc. It's often a simple dish and not too heavy. There are lots of styles of sinigang and the fish ones are great too. Sometimes they use guava juice in the broth to sweeten, other times even miso for saltiness/depth. Nice too if you can find with "puso ng saging", which is banana blossom.
Arroz Caldo is by far my favourite Filipino dish. I cook it myself and can eat three large bowls in one sitting. It's soupy rice, like congee, but base is lemongrass, shallots, garlic, chicken. Often served with topping of spring onion & cilantro and dressing of chilli, lime & fish sauce. Yum!!
Crispy Pata is soft/succulent pork knuckle that's then deep fried until crisp. Comes with dipping sauce of soy-vinegar. Not so healthy but sooooo good!
Pancit Bihon Guisado is simple rice vermicelli tossed with various meat and veg. It's usually quite a light but filling meal. Sometimes I've seen with chicken livers tossed in but more often not.
As I say, the above is a good starting point for your first days. On my first trip I wasn't warned so barely made it past Adobo. Have fun!!
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I second the motion for trying whole roast pig while in Cebu. Zubuchon is THE lechon guy in Cebu.
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thank you for all the suggestions and especially for the insight into local food. We will not be eating at high end restaurants - my son has two boys 3 and 6, (His position came with a house.). My daughter in law is a vegetarian so i'm sure how much pork I will get. I'm going to print the list that polst3r sent very helpful.
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different regions in the Philippines have different regional delicacies. cebu has it's fair share of specialties and a few that come to mind are lechon (roast pig), pochero (beef shank soup w/ corn, veggies), and balambam liempo (bbq pork belly).
most locals like eating at the following bbq restaurants -- AA, Chika-an, and Neo Neo. they basically display the food (meats, seafood and veggies) and you just pick out what you want, place it on a tray and have them cook it for you. also check out golden cowrie and zubuchon as well. these places are'nt fancy at all and very local. if you want more "sanitized" surroundings, head on over to the ayala mall and check out the numerous restaurants there. have fun!


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1 cup
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1 cup
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1 cup
1 teaspoon
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2 tablespoons
hot water
2 1/2 cups
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This is a great recipe. However, after mixing and baking, and finally trying one, I realized something was missing. Salt. It may not seem like such a big deal to omit the salt, but it makes a big difference in the flavor. It will enhance it, and cut some of the sweetness out, so you can enjoy the other flavors. I would probably put about half a teaspoon in it. It will make a great difference in the cookie, I promise.
This recipe was a good starting point. I, like many others, took several suggestions from these comments and from there tweaked it a bit more myself. With my changes, these are by far the best peanut butter cookies I've ever eaten. Perfect little crunch around the edges, but the rest of the cookie stays super chewy.
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Wow!!! . . . These are the best p.b. cookies I have ever made. I'm not a fan of cripy cookies and these turned out amazingly chewy and moist. I did add a couple extra things - 1/2 c. extra p.b., 1/2 tsp. salt and 1 tsp. vanilla - otherwise I followed the recipe (which was wonderfully simple) to a T. Will definately be making these again =)
I am always trying new peanut butter cookies, because I always seem to lose the ones I like. I made these, generous on the peanut butter (i usually add 1/4-1/3 c extra), and brought them to a teacher meeting. I expected to come home with some, but they were all gone by the end! I even got compliments on them at the next meeting!
If you like them chewy, make sure to take them out of the oven once they are solidified but not brown yet.
Very easy and very tasty! If you substitute butter for the shortening and leave out the eggs, they taste like peanut butter shortbread. Very versatile recipe for all your peanut butter moods!
This is one of the best peanut butter cookies recipes out there. I added a little more peanut butter and the cookies came out perfect.
The cookies will not appear done so be careful not to overcook.
I used maragrine instead of shortening because I was out of shortening. Big mistake! I think this is the reason why my cookies turned out all thin and flat. Oops! They sure did taste good though!
My family loved these cookies - I made a couple of changes (first by accident, and then because we like the cookies better this way), I added an extra egg, crunchy peanut butter, and additional flour. I live in Colorado so the flour could also be a high altitude adjustment. Either way -we love these cookies!
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