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Shells with roasted tomato sauce and ricotta. I've never used in anchovies in food, but hear they add so much depth. Gotta get past my fear....this recipe looks so darn good!!!
Absolutely the best, lightest, fluffiest white bread recipe you will ever find (from Julia Child, of course). Has a great crust, too. My tips: double the yeast, knead for every bit of the requested ten minutes, and double the second rise time. The results are glorious.
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Julia Child's White Sandwich Bread - Absolutely the best, lightest, fluffiest white bread recipe you will ever find. Has a great crust, too. My tips: double the yeast, knead for every bit of the requested ten minutes, and double the second rise time. The results are glorious.
A good loaf of homemade bread truly is one of the great Art of Food "arts". Julia Child's White Sandwich Bread. INCREDIBLY good and SO easy to make!!!!!
Absolutely the best, lightest, fluffiest white sandwich bread recipe you will ever find (from Julia Child, of course). Has a great crust, too. My tips: double the yeast, knead for every bit of the requested ten minutes, and double the second rise time. The results are glorious.
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My Mother's Peasant Bread ~ The Best Easiest Bread You Will Ever Make: It's a no-knead bread baked in well-buttered pyrex bowls. It emerges golden and crisp, spongy and moist with a delectable buttery crust. Yum!
Peasant French Bread « Favorite Sunday Dinner: Braised Chicken with Sherry & Sherry Vinegar » Tartine's Currant Scones & Lemon Cream Nov 7, 2012 My Mother's Peasant Bread: The Best Easiest Bread You Will Ever Make 1,231 COMMENTS / BAKING, BREAD, OLALLIE CAFE RECIPES / When I tell you that, if forced, I had to pick one and only one recipe to share with you that this — my mother's peasant bread — would be it, I am serious. I would almost in fact be OK ending the blog after this very post, retiring altogether from the wonderful world of food blogging, resting assured that you all had this knowledge at hand. This bread might just change your life. The reason I say this is simple. I whole-heartedly believe that if you know how to make bread you can throw one hell of a dinner party. And the reason for this is because people go insane over homemade bread. Not once have I served this bread to company without being asked, "Did you really make this?" And questioned: "You mean with a bread machine?" But always praised: "Is there anything more special than homemade bread?" And upon tasting homemade bread, people act as if you're some sort of culinary magician. I would even go so far as to say that with homemade bread on the table along with a few nice cheeses and a really good salad, the main course almost becomes superfluous. If you nail it, fantastic. If you don't, you have more than enough treats to keep people happy all night long. So what, you probably are wondering, makes this bread so special when there are so many wonderful bread recipes out there? Again, the answer is simple. For one, it's a no-knead bread. I know, I know. There are two wildly popular no-knead bread recipes out there. But this is a no-knead bread that can be started at 4:00pm and turned out onto the dinner table at 7:00pm. It bakes in well-buttered pyrex bowls — there is no pre-heating of the baking vessels in this recipe — and it emerges golden and crisp without any steam pans or water spritzes. It is not artisan bread, and it's not trying to be. It is peasant bread, spongy and moist with a most-delectable buttery crust. Genuinely, I would be proud to serve this bread at a dinner party attended by Jim Leahy, Mark Bittman, Peter Reinhart, Chad Robertson, Jeff Hertzberg and Zoe Francois. It is a bread I hope you will all give a go, too, and then proudly serve at your next dinner party to guests who might ask where you've stashed away your bread machine. And when this happens, I hope you will all just smile and say, "Don't be silly. This is just a simple peasant bread. Easy as pie. I'll show you how to make it some day." A foolproof way to make sure your yeast is active is to sprinkle it over lukewarm water in a small bowl with a little sugar (detailed instructions below). After about 10 minutes, the yeast mixture will appear foamy as it does here: Just-mixed dough, ready to rise: Dough after first rise: Dough, punched down: Dividing the dough in half: As I noted above, this is a very wet dough and must be baked in an oven-proof bowl. I am partial to the Pyrex 1L 322 size, but any similarly sized oven-proof bowl will work. Buttering and filling the bowls: Dough after second rise, ready for the oven: My Mother's Peasant Bread Original Source: The Palo Alto Junior League Cookbook Note: This is a sticky, no-knead dough, so, while the original recipe doesn't call for one, some sort of baking vessel, such as pyrex bowls (about 1-L or 1.5 L or 1-qt or 1.5 qt) or ramekins for mini loaves is required to bake this bread. This is the ideal size: Pyrex 322. UPDATE 01/04: Do not use a bowl that is larger than 2 qt or 2 L in size — this size is too big for this type of dough, which is very delicate. Several commenters have had trouble with the second rise, and this seems to be caused by the shape of the bowl they are letting the dough rise in the second time around. Two hours for the second rise is too long. If you don't have a 1 or 1.5 qt bowl, bake 3/4 of the dough in a loaf pan and bake the rest off in muffin tins or a popover pan — I recently made 6 mini loaves in a popover pan. The second rise should take no more than 30 minutes. 4 cups (1 lb. 2 oz) all-purpose flour* (do not use bleached all-purpose) 2 teaspoons kosher salt 2 cups lukewarm water** 1 tablespoon sugar 2 teaspoons active-dry yeast*** room temperature butter, about 2 tablespoons 1. In a large mixing bowl whisk the flour and the salt. Set aside. Grease a separate large bowl with butter or olive oil and set this aside. (This is optional actually — I now just let the bread rise in the same bowl that I mix it in. My mother, however, always transfers the dough to a greased bowl.) 2. In a small mixing bowl, dissolve the sugar into the water. Sprinkle the yeast over top. There is no reason to stir it up. Let it stand for about 10 to 15 minutes or until the mixture is foamy and/or bubbling just a bit — this step is just to ensure that the yeast is active. (See photo above.) Now, gently stir it up, and add to the flour bowl. Stir this mixture up with a spatula or wooden spoon. Mixture will be sticky. Scrape this mixture into prepared greased bowl from step 1. (Or, if you're feeling lazy, just cover this bowl with plastic wrap or a tea towel.) 3. Cover bowl with a tea towel or plastic wrap and set aside in a warm spot to rise for at least an hour. (If you have the time to let it rise for 1.5 to 2 hours, do so — this will help the second rise go more quickly.)
This is a no knead peasant bread recipe made with 5 ingredients. For the recipe, click on the words "The Best and Easiest Bread You Will Ever Make Recipe" under the photo.
4/5! GREAT RECIPE. BREAD IS BLAND, but there's nothing like PB on brand new/out of the oven bread. GREAT FIND! Peasant Bread ~ The Best Easiest Bread You Will Ever Make... It's a no-knead bread. It bakes in well-buttered pyrex bowls and it emerges golden and crisp. It's spongy and moist with a most-delectable buttery crust
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American Sandwich Bread Recipe ~ Yummy, good texture, and easy to make. I did half whole wheat flour and half white flour
American Sandwich Bread Recipe ~ This bread is the epitome of what homemade sandwich bread should be! @Annie Compean Keller
classic american sandwich bread:quite possibly the most fantastically amazing homemade white bread ever created.
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Gluten-Free Fried Chicken (Serious Eats / Ideas in Food) Karaage is Japanese-style fried chicken made with a flavorful soy-based marinade. It comes out light, crispy, and full of flavor. If you've never cooked with potato starch, this recipe will convince you that you must keep it in your pantry at all times. Once you've tried this, you will never make fried chicken any other way.
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Pin it British chef Jamie Oliver's recipe for chicken braised in milk has made the rounds here at The Kitchn, and we all agree it is absolutely divine. It's a recipe that takes some trust — cook a whole chicken in milk? But trust you should — the results...
Slow Cooker Chicken in Milk - a new go-to fall recipe.
Slow Cooker Chicken in Milk -- sounds weird but they say it's the best chicken recipe ever
Slow Cooker Chicken in Milk | I wonder if a little bit of coconut milk would be good in this
One-Pot Chicken, Quinoa, Mushrooms & Spinach Recipe
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1-POT CHICKEN QUINOA MUSHROOM SPINACH ~ 6 boneless, skinless chicken thighs, trimmed...3/4 t. crushed, dried rosemary...1/2 t. paprika...salt to taste...1/2 t. ground pepper...2 t. olive oil, divided...1/2 onion, chopped...8 oz. crimini mushrooms, sliced...1 c. quinoa...2 c. low-fat chicken broth...1-1/2 c. sliced spinach leaves...salt & pepper to taste - Healthy dinner, quick clean-up!
Cheesy Polenta with Wild Mushrooms & Thyme
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I applied in-person. I interviewed at Bob Evans.
The interview was pretty standard, nothing special. He just went over previous work experience, customer service, stuff like that. I just used my common sense and I thought that it went pretty well. It's an alright place to work, too.
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I applied in-person. The process took 1 day. I interviewed at Bob Evans (Miamisburg, OH) in November 2014.
They were very thorough, wanted to see if I was the right fit. They made sure that they were not wasting your time or theirs. They wanted to see if I would be a good fit with the other employees, wanted to see if I was outgoing and friendly. They truly knew what they were doing. They were professional. Even asked if I wanted a drink. They were showing me the hospitality side very early on. I am happy I got the chance at Bob Evan's.
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I applied in-person. The process took 2 days. I interviewed at Bob Evans (Peoria, IL) in March 2012.
I had two interviews with Bob Evans. The first one was a lot more easier than the second one. I applied in person and gave my app to one of the managers. He started to go over it with me and asked me to come in for an interview on a friday. The manager that interviewed me exuded positive energy and was constantly smiling, making me feel more comfortable and relaxed. He asked basic questions (I believe only 3 questions were asked in total). He then told me to come in for another interview. I felt confident that I had gotten the job and the second interview would be twice as easy. Well I was wrong! I came unprepared and often tripped on my words. The man who interviewed me the second time was stiff and everything seemed scripted which made me a little uncomfortable. I guess he had gotten bored and talked to another manager that made her way over and started interviewing me. I finally noticed that it was open-house for more potential employees and decided to step up my game!
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I applied to be a host, but was given the option to be a waitress. I chose waitressing and was able to negotiate my hours because of school.
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I applied in-person. The process took 1 day. I interviewed at Bob Evans in September 2008.
I was called, had a 1:1 interview. I was mostly asked about my previous work experiences.
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Wow!!! One of my favourites of your waterfall scenes for sure!
Best wishes, Andy
It looks beautiful enlarged Sam i like the way you have captured the tree also Like Regards Richard
IT's an old friend this one Andy and one that always looks different somehow. Many thanks :o)
That tree definately makes the scene Richard and since the falls that are just above this also have a similar tree I do wonder whether someone planted them deliberately just for us photographers.
regards, Sam :o)
Beautiful scene. Maybe someone did plant the trees but I think it is the good photographer that sees the ideal composition and perspective. Regards Derek
Having seen similar shots Derek I can't take much praise for either thing but I am pleased I captured it sufficiently well to do the scene some justice.
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New York–This time, the Visionary Award went to a literal "visionary."
Eyewear designer Robert Marc has made luxury eyewear a must-have fashion accessory for decades, and his designs have been seen on celebrities the world over. Marc's influence on the eyewear industry was recognized at the recent 2011 Accessories Council Excellence (ACE) Awards Gala, held at Cipriani 42nd Street on Wednesday night.
Robert Marc's Visionary Award was presented to him by his friend and client Stephanie March, an actress on the TV show "Law and Order." When introducing Marc, March thanked him for "breaking social boundaries and creating glasses that make pretty girls look smart and smart girls look pretty." She then told the anecdotal story of how her husband, Chef Bobby Flay, didn't want her to vet Lasik surgery as it would mean the end of her in "sexy glasses."
Robert Marc has been making luxury eyewear for more than 25 years, and has both a retail and wholesale business. He was inducted into the Council of Fashion Designers of America (CFDA) in 2001.
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The hotel staff were extremely friendly and helpful.
The room was lovely, very clean and the bathroom was amazing. We requested a room with a bath which was arranged. We decided to eat in the restaurant and the food was excellent, we can definitely recommend the steak pie. Breakfast was brilliant with a big choice of cooked and cold options, again staff were extremely friendly and helpful. This is a lovely hotel which is most definitely value for money - we will definitely be going back.
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The room was very clean and well appointed.
I had been worried that the location would be noisy but we had a room at the back and it was very quiet and peaceful. The room was nicely appointed and had everything we needed. We were very surprised to find gift bags hanging on the door on Christmas morning, this was a nice touch and appreciated. The staff were friedly and helpful but we were not given the correct times for breakfast over the Christmas period and that would have been helpful. Overall it was an enjoyable stay.
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Stayed at this hotel for one night as we had tickets to a show at the Grand.
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The reception staff were very helpful.
The room was light with modern furnishings. The bathroom was small but adequate. My only slight criticism is that the shower tray was very "glossy" and hence got quite slippery when wet. This is not the place to stay if you are looking for a very quiet place- the corridors are narrow and the doors have quite big gaps underneath so it is noisy when other people return to their rooms. The breakfast food was of good quality and the service was reasonable- the staff seemed a bit distracted on the second morning and we had to get cutlery and crockery from a neighbouring table as the waitress did not notice our table hadn't been laid even when she delivered our pot of coffee to the table; she also forgot to take our order for hot food and we had to intercept her and ask her. This did not cause us a problem as we were not in any hurry. Overall, a pleasant place to stay that certainly gave value for money.
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By Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)
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At least 63 deaths in the West African nation of Guinea has been linked to the deadly Ebola virus. Now - the outbreak has spread to the capital of Conkary, after incubating in isolated rural areas. There are growing concerns that the outbreak could now lead to regional instability.
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LOS ANGELES, CA (Catholic Online) - Guinean Health Minister Remy Lamah says that four cases of the hemorrhagic fever have been confirmed in the capital and the victims had been placed in quarantine.
Conakry, a city of two million people, marked an escalation in the outbreak in Guinea. The West African nation is among the poorest nations on earth in spite of rich deposits of bauxite and iron ore which attract international mining companies.
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The outbreak is spreading to neighboring nations. At least six more people have died in Sierra Leone and Liberia from Ebola-like symptoms, most of them after crossing over from Guinea.
The virus appeared to have been transmitted by an old man who showed signs of hemorrhagic fever after visiting Dinguiraye in central Guinea, more than 90 miles from the previously identified outbreaks of Ebola.
Four of the man's brothers started to show the same symptoms after attending his funeral in the central town of Dabola, 125 miles from Conakry. All were tested for Ebola on their return to the coastal capital.
"The four tested positive," Lamah says. "They have been placed in an isolation ward in Donka hospital." The old man's family has also been quarantined, the minister said.
First discovered in 1976 after an outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo, then Zaire, Ebola causes a severe hemorrhagic fever in which victims suffer vomiting, diarrhea and both internal and external bleeding.
Named after a river in northern Congo, Ebola is known to have killed more than 1,500 people. There is no cure or vaccine, due to the rarity of the disease makes drug development difficult.
The recent cases of Ebola in Guinea is the first fatal outbreak of the disease recorded in West Africa. It is more commonly found in Congo, Uganda and Sudan.
Ebola was first detected in Guinea in early February. It took health authorities nearly six weeks to identify it, allowing the virus to spread. Ebola has an incubation period of up to three weeks.
Guinea is definitely lacking in a medical infrastructure in order to combat the disease. There are few hospitals here equipped to deal with the problem. The nation has since turned to medical charities and U.N. agencies for help. Medical charity Doctors Without Borders flew in 33 tons of supplies this past weekend.
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Scientists recently discovered over 1,500 bones belonging to 15 individuals, ranging from babies to the elderly Homo naledi species. This species, assigned to the genus Homo, was apparently capable of walking and swinging in trees. LOS ANGELES, CA (Catholic Online) - ... continue reading
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The theory offered by British archaeologist Nicolas Reeves that Queen Nefertiti's final resting place is hidden away in a chamber inside King Tut's tomb excited archaeologists worldwide last year. However, the theory is based on pure speculation. Experts point out ... continue reading
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A new species of early human being has been confirmed with the discovery of fossilized remains in South Africa. Discovered inside a cave, the Homo naledi has been assigned to the genus Homo to which modern man belongs. LOS ANGELES, CA (Catholic Online) - ... continue reading
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The Fightin Phils dropped their first two games against Portland to start the season, then went on to win their next seven ballgames. Reading fell to Richmond 4-1 Wednesday, but went 4-2 on their recent road trip and returned home to FirstEnergy Stadium tonight to host Harrisburg for a short two game set. Tonight Jesse Biddle got the nod and was looking for his first win of the season. Reading took three of four from the Senators when they played in Harrisburg last week.
The Fightin Phils knock off the Senators 6-2 Friday night.
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That was then, house prices rose incredibly high. Now prices have been seen falling towards reality. Knowing that assessments are in line with historical norms of pricing many look at them to see a reasonable bubble free price of a house.
realtors do not like this, but it is a fact. prices now are still to high. tax assessments were based on reality before bubble pricing came along and make a lot more sense than a cma since prices will drop further.
The market drives assessment, not the other way around! I wrote about it awhile back:
See you Friday!
You can google Bernards Township equalization chart or call the local tax office for the rate.
Celia Szieber
Crossroads Realty
Celia Szieber
Crossroads Realty-Executive Office
Knowledge is power and the Internet has provided buyers with a lot of information that was not so readily available even 7 years ago. Unfortunately, many buyers don't know/accept that they may need help to interpret the data inorder to use it effectively.
In Livingston, prior to the reassessments, we used a ratio in regard to assessment versus sale price. At the height of the market, homes were selling for around 10 times the assessment number. Prior to the recent revaluation, they were selling in the 8 times range. Updates and condition factor in, of course.
In Essex County , after many years of outdated assessments, the entire county is in the final stages of reassessing all homes. This does involves visits to each and every home when possible. There is a large appraisal company in the state who is handling this, and following up with home visits.
Believe it or not, Livingston was last reasssesd in 1976! As of now, the new assessments are an indication of market value - to a certain extent. I am finding many homes are selling within a few percentage points, in either direction, depending on the condition of the home. Someone who had an original kitchen, and just renovated it AFTER the new assessment, did well, as their assessment - and taxes - are now based on the older kitchen.
Again, this isn't written in stone, and the final sale price may vary, but up till now, the actual assessment in the towns I cover, for the most part , did in no way reflect sale price. You needed to know what the ratio was in order to calculate "value". Asa former math reacher, I loved playing around with the numbers - the new assessments make the calculations easier - for now.
As one year flows into the next year and the market changes, moving forward, these "new" assessments will have less of an impact, but while they are new, they may tend to reflect current value.
Nothing beats comparable sales, however, when looking to determine current market value.
Best wishes...
Debbie Rose
Prudential NJ Properties
Beware that many towns do not assess to current market value while others reassess only infrequently. In both cases, the assessed value cannot be used as a proxy for true market value.
But here's the rub. Assessments are not based on physical inspections, but on square footage when built or added onto; improvements that required permits and are thus known, etc. This results in homes, sometimes side-by-side, with very similar assessments but one nicely updated and fresh, while the other is tired and in needs of a lot of expensive work.
So why are some buyers focused on this? Because the market is rising, and assessments are lower than the current prices. So the assessments becomes a lever in negotiating. When prices were still dropping and assessments were way too high, the sellers refered the assessments to support their prices.
In reality, buyers are smart and want good value. If they see a home they want to live in, they will ultimately pay market value, that price at which the buyer agrees to buy and seller agrees to sell.
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R House is a restaurant — and an art gallery — in Wynwood
Grand opening celebration is Friday, March 7 from 7 - 10 p.m.
R House, 2727 NW 2nd Ave., Miami; rhousewynwood.com or 305-576-0201
Tuesday - Thursday 6 - 11 p.m.; Friday - Saturday 6 p.m. - 3 a.m.
While many restaurants are decorated with art, rarely is the art of "gallery quality." R House, a new restaurant in Wynwood, hopes to change that by operating a full art gallery in its dining space.
Rocco Carulli, the chef of R House, owned a restaurant in Provincetown, a summer resort town along in Cape Cod, Mass. He operated the restaurant for 13 summer seasons and spent winters in Miami Beach, where he worked as a chef at the now-defunct Wish restaurant at The Hotel.
When he began plans to open his own restaurant, he was attracted to idea of opening a restaurant in Wynwood because it reminded him of Provincetown's artistic community, but grown up.
"I feel like it has the most soul of any of the communities in Miami," said Carulli, who opened R House in early February.
Carulli says his Italian roots inspired his love for cooking. Both of his parents are from Italy and his father was a butcher. Growing up, his family enjoyed food and cooking, often throwing large dinners and barbecues. Consequently, he was often in the kitchen helping with the cooking and baking treats like cupcakes.
Although he was surrounded by Italian food in his youth, Carulli's cooking is more eclectic with dishes inspired by cuisines from Latin America, Asia and the Middle East. He prefers to think of his dishes as lighter takes on comfort food. Reinforcing that idea is the decision to make nearly all of the entrees available as half-entrees, which is ideal for sharing.
Among the light comfort choices are entrees the such as his Brazilian seafood moqueca, a stew made with cobia, shrimp and scallops, and the Sweet Pea Falafel, a new take on the traditional Middle Eastern dish that substitutes chickpeas for sweet peas. For something on the richer side, you can try the Braised Short Rib with a molasses reduction or the frilled skirt steak with a sweet chili glaze.
What's most unique about art house is how it functions is its art gallery component. The idea surfaced when Carulli approached Tom Shirk, curator of White Porch Gallery. While Carulli originally approach him as an investor, Shirk thought he could bring his gallery to the Wynwood area, which he was fond of.
The restaurant is now showcasing the works of Brixy, a German artist whose abstract-expressionist style paintings feature thick, almost sculpted ribbons of paint. Shirk chose the artist because he wanted to reflect the graphic feel of the neighborhood.
"I wanted to choose an artist for the debut of R House and the gallery that was very vibrant, colorful and someone who bring those colors you see on the street inside."
While Brixy is currently the only artist on display, the gallery hopes to also feature local and national artists.
In addition to the art programming, the restaurant hopes to provide attract patrons with DJ sets and performances by local talent on late nights. On Fridays and Saturdays, the restaurant will be open as late as 3 am, a rarity for fine-dining restaurants. The only comparable restaurant that opens as late is Gigi's, an Asian fusion restaurant in the neighboring Midtown area.
While Wynwood has yet to turn itself into a dining destination, some (like Carulli) see an opportunity to create and experiment with dining possibilities in the neighborhood, said Patrick Walsh, interim director of the Wynwood Arts District Association.
"As the food culture develops in Miami, more restaurateurs are finding a certain freedom and spirit in Wynwood that compliments their visions of a unique dining experience."
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Our prayers are with you Dave. Keep fighting, we'll be with you.
Our prayers are with you Dave. Keep fighting, we'll be with you.
Thanks for letting us know about this. LB our thoughts and prayers are with you.
"If animals could speak the dog would be a blundering outspoken fellow, but the cat would have the rare grace of never saying a word too much."
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While I am super anxious for my underquilt that I might have ordered a day prior to this thread, recovering is the absolute most important thing. He seems like an important character to these forums. Wish you well Biker!
Keep your head up man! Speedie recovery
get well lb, wishing a speedy recovery, thoughts ans prayers your way!
"A womans place is on the trail"
kick the crap out of it Dave! Glad to hear it's working.
Looking forward to seeing some of your new gear, as well as getting my hands on some shells. If theres anything you need, ask away
Best wishes on a speedy recovery Dave!
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moreA moving and beautiful collectionfrom Sophie Delezio's Mum and Dad's private diaries 18/12/03 Princess, your lips were red today! What beautiful lips. You are a miracle to have survived your serious injuries this long and I am so proud of you. My darling, we are taking just one hour at a time and you have survived your second serious operation since Monday afternoon's accident. You are still in critical condition and we hope and pray that you make it one more day. 28/05/06 I feel a lot calmer and mildly euphoric - our hospital stay is coming to an end. I'm also scared. The scared, lonely parent of a child having an operation on Friday, hoping that all goes well. Laying trust in the hands of the surgeons and anaesthetic staff and feeling that I wanted to take all of the fear and pain away from my little girl. 29/11/06 A better day today but started off sad, with Soph just crying, I couldn't make her feel better. I think each operation brings with it memories of so many ops before. But you meet some amazing families and extraordinary children in these walls. I hope we give them hope and in some small way make a difference to their day. Sophie Delezio has been through more than most of us could imagine. Trapped under a burning car in her childcare centre, resulting in burns to eighty per cent of her body and multiple amputations; a long path to recovery followed by a near-fatal accident on a pedestrian crossing soon after her fifth birthday. With her beautiful smile and unquenchable spirit, Sophie has become a beacon of hope and inspiration in Australia and beyond. Now Sophie's parents, Ron and Carolyn, invite us into their world. Through their private journals Ron and Carolyn reveal a searingly intimate portrait of their life - from the day of Sophie's first horrific accident, to the present and their never-ending challenge to balance Sophie's care with their life together as a family. S ophie has faced death twice before the age of six; she has had innumerable operations over the past five years; her need for special care is intense and lifelong. It is an unthinkably terrifying scenario - yet the Delezio family have not only survived, they have somehow managed to offer hope and joy to others in the process. In reading this book, you will see inside a mother's heart that breaks for her little girl on a daily basis; you will see how it is possible to be knocked to the floor by grief and be lifted up again by the gentle hands of friends and supporters. less
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Feb. 27, 1936 - Apr. 8, 2013
Jesse Odell Roberts peacefully left this life behind to joyfully join his Savior and Heavenly Father early Monday morning, April 8, 2013 at his home in Parrish. Father, husband, grand and great grandfather, and friend to many, he will be adored forever and sorely missed by all who knew this gentle, loving man. A native of Manatee County and a graduate of Manatee High School's class of 1955 where he played on one of the greatest football teams coached by his hero, Wheeler Leath, he lived his entire life in Bradenton and Parrish.
He joined the Bradenton Herald in 1955 as an apprentice printer, and advanced through his career to Press Operations Manager until his retirement in 1998. He valued his years in the newspaper industry, and worked a night job at the Tampa Tribune when the Herald was an afternoon newspaper. He was grateful for his contemporaries at the Herald which included so many great co-workers such as Paul Bartley, Jerry Hill, Carson Baldwin, Richard Chick, Jim Akin, Ed Maggi, Don Watson, Donnie Arrant, Ken Craig, Janelle Gainey, Kathy Rankin, Theodore Harvey, Wayne Poston, and of course, his press family: Hayvaard Brantley, Jamie Beyerline, lifelong friend Ronnie Crosby, Jim Stufflebeam, Randy Clements, Stanley Watson, Marcus North, Jack Harkin, David Payne, Pete Mathis, and John Plansky. And there are so many more whose names may not appear that he had many fond memories of.
Odell was predeceased by his parents, Jesse Bural Roberts and Sarah Louise Bentley Roberts, his sister, Helen Louise Roberts Romine, and brothers, Charles Curtis Roberts and William Lawrence Roberts, and his former wife and mother of his children, Virginia Lee Roberts Foor.
He is survived by his beloved family: wife and partner of 28 years, Barbara, and her family; his youngest brother: James Tyler Daniel of Steinhatchee, FL; his children: Lori and Richard Boulais of Ft. Myers, LeAnne Boyce of Anderson, IN, and Andrew Roberts of Bradenton; his cherished four grandchildren: Jessica Roberts, Timothy Jones, Jerrad Roberts, and Jesse Boulais; and six great-grandchildren: Austin Johnson, Cheyenne Jones, Virginia Jones, Kayden Jones, Noah Roberts, and Nella Roberts, as well as many members of his extended family, and by his faithful labs and companions, Sunny and Dusty.
In honoring Odell's wishes, his family plans a private memorial at a future date when all can gather. In lieu of flowers, the family requests memorial contributions be made to the Florida Fishing Academy (For information, contact Captain Rich Brochu 561-740-7227) or the Manatee Children's Services, 453 Cortez Road West, Bradenton, FL 34207. Our gratitude goes out to all his caretakers from Tidewell Hospice and especially Dr. James P. Floyd and Dr. Lawrence Hasara, and their gracious, loving staff.
All those who knew Odell, know he loved without boundaries. We will miss him always until will see him again when we are called home.
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I am 6 months pregnant and can get pretty forgetful. I accidentally left my wallet with $60 cash and all my credit cards in the shopping cart at Walmart and left. I realized I had lost it about 20 minutes latter when I got home. I went back to Walmart hoping that it might still be in the cart. I got there and it wasn't there my heart sank. Loosing a wallet it really hard, my life is in it! So I went to the customer service counter and told them a description of it. They said someone had turned in a wallet, my heart lifted a little. I waited patiently for the manager.
Congratulations to the Nikiski High Football team for winning their state championship. The coach is awesome, the players are wonderful. I just love how Nikiski High School takes such wonderful care for their pupils, from a proud Mom of a wonderful teenage son that gets his education in sports and academics at that wonderful School.
Over the last 40-plus years I have noticed that most new inventions in the U.S. lead to a loss of jobs as the business people in this country have found they can make millions of more dollars by farming it out to counties who pay 25 cents an hour or less. When I graduated from high school 63 years ago, every boy and a lot of girls had summer jobs waiting for them. Most of them at a dollar an hour or less.
October is Clergy Appreciation Month. It's a special time that congregations honor their ministers for the hard work they provide. Pastors and their families live under incredible pressures. Their lives are played out in a fish bowl, with the entire congregation and community watching their every move. Too often, a pastor becomes overwhelmed, seems depressed, disappoints people, or completely burns out. Have you ever wondered why?
I like most of the people I know am extremely mad at all of the federal legislators for failing to do their primary job — establish a new budget by October of each year. They have not prepared, presented, and voted on an approved budget for many, many years. If your job required the preparation and passing of a budget and you did not do so, you would be fired.
On Oct. 5, the Anchor Point Senior Center held a community fish fry with all benefits going to the United Way. We would like to thank the following who were kind and generous enough to donate the fish: Pacific Star Seafoods (Kim Partridge), 50 pounds Red Salmon; Icicle Seafoods (Duff Hoyt), 50 pounds Black Cod; Chuck and Susan King, 20 pounds Halibut; Don and Jean Mack, 10 pounds Halibut.
Without this donated fish, we would not have been able to have a successful fish fry! (If there is anyone I missed, or have the amount wrong, I do apologize, and I do thank you.)
Well folks it's all over now. All that's left is the thoughts and memories. We had the last big celebration on earth for Joan and Gary Miller on Sept. 14. What a beautiful memorial for them. It had been raining for days. Friday afternoon the sun came out. Saturday and Sunday were warm sunny days. Monday back to raining. Who says it don't help to pray?
It's amazing that the threat of "default" keeps coming out of the mouths of politicians when the only person that can put us in default is the President of the United States. If he did that, he would also be setting himself up for impeachment, which I doubt he would consider. The 14th amendment instructs the president to pay all of our debts should the government not have enough money cover all of its programs. The government now takes in almost 10 times as much in taxes as needed to pay the debt.
A default on the U.S. debt is a fallacy. Government is taking in plenty of tax money to cover the carrying costs of our debt. However, there will be significant austerity that will hit the American people if politicians do not raise the debt limit. Just like all other nations who have lived beyond their means, cuts will be implemented. Is there an alternative?
We, all of America are in the midst of an Economic shutdown due to a "failure to communicate," supposedly. With what may seem as the majority of people placing blame squarely on Republican controlled Congress and their supporters being questioned by what others say.
Is this a case of truth, or lies, or simply a case of who knows?
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Kick off the holiday season with a bit of shopping at Chi Omega's Christmas Market at Centennial Hall in Fair Park. More than 165 vendors will showing off their seasonal goods, including jewelry, original art, home décor, toys, and anything else you might need for your "nice" list. Parking is $10 and valet is available. If you would like to get a leg up on the thousands of other holiday shoppers, make sure to attend the Preview Party or First Call events (more details on pricing available here).
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Mary A. Ashbrook, 60, of Peachtree City, died on October 4, 2005. She is survived by her husband Bruce, son Jason Ashbrook of Peachtree City, daughter, Nichole Ashbrook of Woodstock, two brothers; John and wife Nancy Reese of Baltimore, Francis and Rose Reese of Baltimore. Mrs. Ashbrook was an active communicant of Holy Trinity Catholic Church, a member of the Clayton County Harley Owners Group (HOG Chapter); as well as a member of ABATE of Georgia, Inc. District 6. The family will receive friends Monday, November 7, from 6:00-7:30 PM, followed by a Christian Wake Service at 7:30 PM at Carmichael-Hemperley Funeral Home. A Mass of Christian burial will be held on Tuesday, November 8 at 11:00 AM at Holy Trinity Catholic Church. Father Diosmar Natad will serve as celebrant. Interment Westminster Memorial Gardens. Carmichael-Hemperley Funeral Home, Peachtree City, 770-631-9171
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Fabric-Covered Beads
Wrap beads with fabric to make great-looking jewelry (the possibilities are practically endless).
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Materials and Tools:
large wooden beads
fabric scraps
Tacky Glue
bamboo skewer
1. Cut fabric scraps into a rough square shape; the length and width of the square should be slightly larger than dimension around the bead.
2. Coat the bead with glue. Roll the back of the fabric down the center of the bead, making sure not to cover the holes. Add an extra drop of glue to secure the ends. Trim away any excess fabric.
3. Apply glue to the bead holes and tuck the ends of the fabric into the holes using the pointed end of the skewer. Let the glue dry before stringing the beads.
Note: Beads with large holes work best for this technique, but the holes can still become plugged with fabric. When making a necklace, it's easiest to string the beads onto a cord threaded through a needle.
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Beaded Beads Necklace
Thread delicate seed beads around a larger wooden bead to create a centerpiece necklace bead-lovers will adore.
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Mold extra scrapbook paper into distinctive beaded jewelry.
Clay Bead Making and Bracelet
Use a simple tool to transform clay into perfectly shaped handcrafted beads that look great strung together.
Twisted Fiber and Bead Necklace
Learn how interesting fibers can become necklaces: simply twist them until they ply together, tie them off and adorn them with tassels, beads and charms.
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Learn how to create dangling beaded bracelets made from Tigertail glass beads and wire.
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In my opinion i think the St. Anger album tries to embrace the whole, bunch of 17 year old, angry teenagers recording in their parents garage feel i think Metallica needed to get back to. But if you don't like it, that's your choice and all the power to you, i just feel this album was a good turn in their evolution, without evolution they are in the same rut as Slayer, making every song sound the same for 30 years.


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The brief was submitted as part of the university's appeal of the board's ruling earlier this year that Northwestern football players qualify as employees and have the ability to form a union.
That ruling, made by the Chicago regional director of the NLRB, was one of several key moments in a still-unfolding story surrounding the fight for increased rights for student-athletes. It led to an actual vote by members of the football team on whether or not to form a union and fight for collective-bargaining rights — first proposed by ex-Northwestern quarterback Kain Colter and his College Athletes Players Association. The results of that vote won't be released until the appeals process runs its course, though comments from players since the vote seem to indicate the majority of the team did not support a union.
Thursday's brief submitted by the university illustrated its argument in opposition to the initial ruling, arguing that student-athletes are in a "cooperative" relationship with the university rather than the "adversarial" relationship between employer and employee. But the backbone of the university's position is this: Northwestern student-athletes are students first.
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Getting more legal in its argument, Northwestern also argues that the ruling was made under no legal reason and that legal precedent wasn't followed, that a 2004 decision that graduate students were not employees was not properly applied.
[MORE BIG TEN: Indiana announces student-athlete bill of rights]
Interestingly, the brief makes mention of several topics that have made news in recent weeks. It notes that Northwestern provides four-year scholarships to athletes and provides medical coverage for student-athletes. These topics — initially part of the list of goals of Colter and his group — have come up in a recent statement from the Big Ten presidents as reforms they wish to make and in the more-recent student-athlete bill of rights announced by Indiana University last week. Northwestern's brief also echoes the argument that the awarding of collective-bargaining rights to college football players would violate Title IX.
The brief is a long one, more than 60 pages in length, but the school highlighted its main argument in a release. This situation will continue to play out over some time, but consider this another important moment.