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Our residences are Master's level Social Worker managed with extensive experience in addiction issues. The Bridge is a place where individuals can truly enjoy their recovery.
The Lilly Pad is a beautiful home that has been completely renovated to meet the needs of todays women in recovery. The house has large spacious bedrooms with all new furnishings, areas to relax and meditate as well as an entertainment room for meetings and movies. All women are provided with only the best amenities. The Lilly Pad follows the principals of the 12 steps and traditions, this home is for women only and ran by women only. We feel this part of your recovery is a very important part one and all the women at the house take it seriously. We look forward to seeing you soon.
Seastone of Delray is a men's recovery residence that focuses providing intimate and personalized care for its clients. We strive to not only give our clients the tools they need to remain sober, but also work on remediating deficits – helping our clients to become better, more mature individuals so that when they are faced with adversity, they can overcome rather than self-medicate by turning to drugs. Seastone has a world class treatment center that provides intensive outpatient and outpatient services including individualized therapy, group therapy, relapse prevention, anger management and substance abuse education courses. We are licensed by the State of Florida to provide these services with a licensed clinician. Seastone also has a wellness center that provides chiropractic, massage therapy, personal training, nutrition education, cooking classes, and other life skills courses. We believe that the mind and body are intertwined – one cannot be healthy without the other. Seastone's owners are hands on and know each client personally, unlike many other treatment centers and halfway houses. Rather than treat each client the same way on the same program, we are flexible and make decisions based on the client's needs. We are located in beautiful Delray Beach, FL and are actually within walking distance to the beach. Seastone of Delray accepts most major PPO insurance carriers. Ask about our self-pay rates and room rental rates.
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France welcomes the release of six prisoners in Belarus, particularly Nikolai Statkevich, Nikolai Dziadok and Igor Olinievich.» Read more ...
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24 year old Michigan woman wins 1 million dollars in the lottery and continues to collect food stamps.
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ShootOut Over a 156 Million Dollar Lottery Ticket
If you like short films, this CRAZY shootout is for you. A bit long but good. Old man wins lottery, next thing you know a shootout between a cop, robber, store clerk and .....well you will see.
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Funniest ever fake lottery ticket prank
All 3 women (wife and twin daughters) knew this was a fake lottery ticket but played along until the very end.
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Michigan lawmakers want $2 million lottery winner off food stamps
BY DAWSON BELL DETROIT FREE PRESS LANSING BUREAU The luck of Leroy Fick, Michigan's 59-year-old "Food Stamp Millionaire" -- a lottery winner on government food assistance -- appeared to be running ou
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Man Finds Misplaced Lottery Ticket Worth $9M Just in the Nick of Time
March 24, 2011 Chicago- If Irving Przyborski hadn't prepared his tax returns a little early this year, a $9 million winning Lotto ticket would have gone unclaimed. A year ago, Przyborski was pu
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Single Father Finds Winning Lottery ($250.000.00) Ticket in Dresser Drawer
Shuffling through his dresser drawers while watching Sunday's NFL Bears-Packers playoff game, a Baltimore man found a couple of forgotten lottery tickets he bought last summer before leaving on vacati
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Ground zero construction workers split $165,000 lottery prize
New York (CNN) -- A lucky band of ground zero construction workers scored a $250,000 prize in a Christmas Eve Mega Millions lottery drawing, picking five of six numbers correctly, the New York Lottery
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Canadian couple gives away entire $11.2M lottery jackpot
A Nova Scotia couple won $11.2 million from a lottery ticket in July and now every penny is gone. But Allen and Violet Large of Lower Truro didn't spend any of it on themselves. They say they de
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An Israeli couple finally claim a huge lottery jackpot more than three months after they bought the ticket.
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$30 Million Florida Lottery Winner Abraham Shakespeare Found Buried In Shallow Grave (3 VIDEOS) *Remains Identified Today*
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Dubai will employ $1.25 billion raised through an Islamic bond last week to fund the expansion of its airport and sees no risk to repaying creditors at its flagship conglomerate Dubai World on time, a top Dubai official told Reuters on Tuesday. "We will use proceeds from the $1.25 billion sukuk to fund Dubai International Airport expansion," Sheikh Ahmed bin Saeed al Maktoum, a close advisor and uncle to Dubai's ruler and a key figure in the emirate's recovery from its 2009 debt debacle, said in an interview on the sidelines of a Dubai travel show.
The emirate is steadily recovering from a 2009 debt crisis which saw Dubai World stun global markets with plans to delay repayment on $25 billion of debt. The conglomerate reached a deal in 2010 to repay lenders over five and eight years. Other state-linked firms are in the midst of restructuring debt. "We (Dubai World) are committed to the plan set in 2010. Dubai World and its companies are making excellent revenues and we expect the debt to be paid on time. There's no need to extend debt when it falls due," said Sheikh Ahmed, who also heads the Supreme Fiscal Committee.
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To Shawn and Amie Meredith of North Pole, AK, on Wednesday, Dec. 29, 2010, a son, Conner William, weighing six pounds, nine ounces, and was 20 inches in length.
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Electric Bicycle Uses Rider's Smartphone As Its Brain
App connects to your bike to create fitness programs and map out the safest routes.
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Using the Velo app, riders are able to customize the gear ratios and levels of assistance, sense objects ahead to avoid collision, map out bike friendly routes and connect with others via social media. In the fitness mode, for example, the app will coordinate with the gear train to simulate climbs, descents and flats regardless of the actual terrain.
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Flying Needles Quilt Guild, Inc.
Congratulations to our new board members!
See the Workshop page for information about upcoming workshops and this month's mystery trip!
We are so glad you decided to come find us! The Flying Needles Quilt Guild of Niceville, FL is home to novice quilters that can barely put two scraps of fabric together to advanced quilters that design their own quilts, from those that sew only by hand to those that will only use the most advanced sewing machinery on the market, and the even the person that has never touched a sewing machine or bobbin of thread who is willing to learn. Everyone is welcome at our guild!
Flying Needles Quilt Guild is a 503-C non-profit, charitable organization with several opportunities available for our members to "give back" to our local community. Please see our Membership page for more information.
But, the most important thing you will receive from this group is a friendship that will last a lifetime. So, with all said, enjoy our website and if you are in the neighborhood stop by and visit. Who knows you might like us and want to join the Flying Needles!
President: Kerry Kastl
1st V.President: Emily Jacobs & Bobbie Willoughby
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The purpose of this organization is to preserve and continue the traditions, culture, and history of quilting. We are dedicated to serve the general public by donations to other community service organizations. We strive to be a source of information and inspiration in quilting and related arts through the education of its members and the public in general by means of exhibitions, lectures, demonstrations, and workshops. The members of our guild encourage the heritage of quilt making and quilt collecting. We are a gathering for people who love and share the interest of quilting.
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Ford GT: The Skunkworks Project Signalling A New Direction For 'One Ford'FRI, 15 MAY, 2015
There are more than 10 million lines of code sitting behind the complex electronics underpinning the performance and features of the new Ford GT.
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Under its review of the Motor Vehicle Standards Act (MVSA), the Federal Government has rolled a hand-grenade into the new car dealer and vehicle ma...
Open Wide: Competition Policy Review Opens Door To 'Wide-Scale Grey Imports'WED, 1 APR, 2015
New Zealand used-car 'grey import' model recommended for Australia.
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So, as of its latest capital raising, Uber is now valued at USD$41billion.
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I Am Made Of Steel
I am made of steel and you cannot hurt me
When you stare at me, expect a prevailing glare
You cannot bring me down
When you slander me, look closely and notice not a flinch
You cannot bring me down
When you taunt me, my spirit is strong and gives strength to my flesh
You cannot bring me down
When you strike me, feel the pain writhing in you hand, I continue to stand
Because you cannot bring me down
I am made of steel, and you cannot hurt me
When you tempt me, my flesh submits to Greater Love
You cannot bring me down
When you oppress me, my name is Hero and I stand tall
You cannot bring me down
When you curse me, my King is principal to malevolence
You cannot bring me down
When you kill me, destroyed I am not resurrection's in my blood
And you cannot bring me down
I am made of steel!
There is a fear that haunts
That creeps, that stalks
Up a staircase, ascending voice
Or familiar tone, you turn to stone.
There's a feeling so sad, of
Guilt of pain, it saps you dry, you cry.
Leaves you bitter, lonely and cold
Your limbs contract in foetus fold.
But there's a Hand so strong, so gentle so soft
Lifts you out and picks you up
A Hand that heals, restores and mends
That hand strengthens, protects, that Hand defends.
The Act
Pukes, poops and puddles of tears and all the rest of playful bliss
Bubblegum, birds, bees, buddies and babes
Finds passion, desire, love and lust and dreams of wealth
Desks, a boss, colleagues and flirts
Kids, bonds, shares and extra time never enough time!
And all the rest of woeful remorse, puddles of tears and poops and pukes and then
Out of time, you breathe, the curtain falls and you die.
Act Two
The Wolf
I creep around unnoticed.
Through busy schedule people, traffic signs and meal time tickets
I observe myself forming part of an ecosystem of a bleeding forest
An environment that shrivels away from me yet accepts me.
My mouth waters for my unquenchable thirst, my insatiable hunger, my shameful longing.
My conscience disturbed, aware of my foul existence.
Innocence and good intentions wander care-free all around.
Unaware of the looming danger, the deceptive stranger
I feed off the ignorance, but remain alert, sensibly heightened
Charade through the thickets, a travesty I am.
A wailing howl laments inwardly, cracking only my long ears
Toothless intruder wears wool too comfortably
But smells of wet canine brushy fur.
Do you know who I am?
I used to fly with eagles wings
So high through cityscapes and high-rises, over mountaintops and vast oceans
I saw the world from a grand perspective, from how it should be - small and fragile and insignificant.
But my wings were clipped, and I fell below
My face was cracked, my hands, held out to protect, shattered and marred...
My beautiful wings, broken.
The pain was bearable, the fear, however, crippling.
I was caught in a world, now so overwhelming, so fast and big
Crept up almost instantly, and entangled and choked me ... I became a prisoner, just like everyone else
Enslaved, it drove me from one substitute to the next.
I knew the orthodox of everything, and how insignificant it used to be
But in this world, I began to believe the value placed on simple things.
Slaves make much of themselves here, working tirelessly to protect their limitations
At times it burns my eyes, these eyes that once saw colour...
But none of the other dogs would believe me, there's no such things as
An Ode To LaurenI guess your encouragement paid off, for now I write
I find myself pensive, yet without much thought my mind speed trails. When it catches up though, thoughts of God and I, life and the nature of things are profound; I am stirred. I am moved.
So here I sit, stealing time writing. I wish I knew what it is about writing that bores me so, yet exhilarates me just the same. Today I feel like writing, today I love it and appreciate the privilege thereof. As a dreamer, I suppose writing is all I have left after dreaming so much of my life away a way in which I continue to exist in a world thats so very, very real. This world has been kind to me; however, it is fate that has dealt me the killer punch.
What do I know? I suppose thats what it is. I love to write, I hate to share. Selfish me. I know my time is short; all written out before, a good set of days are all I am. Im just living it one day at a time, grateful for every breath. My life is a st
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Indigenous struggles against resource extraction are gathering strength in the Pacific Northwest
Under the breaking waves of Lummi Bay in northwest Washington, salmon, clams, geoducks and oysters are washed in rhythmic cascades from the Pacific Ocean. Just north of here is Cherry Point, home for three intimately related threatened and endangered species: herring, Chinook salmon, and orcas. It is also the home of the Lummi Nation, who call themselves the Lhaq'temish (LOCK-tuh-mish), or the People of the Sea. The Lummi have gone to incredible lengths to protect the health of this marine life, and to uphold the fishing traditions that make their livelihood inseparable from the life of the sea — continuing a bond that has connected them to the salmon for more than 175 generations.
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The Lummi Nation is currently fighting the largest proposed coal export terminal on the continent (read "Feeding the Tiger," EIJ Winter 2013). If completed, the Gateway Pacific Terminal would move up to 54 million tons of coal from Cherry Point to Asian markets every year. The transport company BNSF Railway plans to enable the terminal by adding adjacent rail infrastructure, installing a second track along the six-mile Custer Spur to make room for coal trains.
The project is one of many coal export facilities proposed across the US by the coal extraction and transportation industry. In the face of falling domestic demand for the highly polluting fossil fuel, the industry is pinning its survival on exporting coal to power hungry Asia, especially China.
The Gateway proposal has sparked massive opposition from the Lummi, who say it will interfere with their fishing fleet, harm marine life, and trample on an ancient village site that has been occupied by the Lummi for 3,500 years. The village, Xwe'chieXen (pronounced Coo-chee-ah-chin) is the resting place of Lummi ancestors, and contains numerous sacred sites that the Lummi assert a sacred obligation to protect. The Lummi's connection to their first foods, and to the village site that holds their ancestors' remains, goes the very heart of who they are as a people, and the Nation has pledged to protect both "by any means necessary".
The Lummi are no strangers to stopping harmful development. In the …more
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Government and Gas Industry Team Up Against Local Fracking Ban Initiatives in Ohio
State officials hire industry-affiliated law firms to defend their efforts to block ballot measures
Last week the Supreme Court of Ohio upheld the Ohio Secretary of State's decision to remove from this November's ballot, measures by Medina, Fulton, and Athens counties that would have banned hydraulic fracturing and related infrastructure projects. However, in a separate ruling, the court allowed the city of Youngstown to proceed with an anti-fracking charter amendment and ordered it be placed on the November 3 ballot.
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Ohio is home to the Utica shale, which has attracted billions of dollars in investment by oil and gas fracking operations. Opposition to fracking in the state began in earnest in December 2011 after the injection of wastewater into a disposal well near Youngstown triggered a 3.9 magnitude earthquake. Since then several Ohio cities and counties have initiated efforts to keep fracking and affiliated activities off their land.
Secretary of State Jon Husted had removed the county ballot measures in August, claiming "unfettered authority" even though all three initiatives had gathered sufficient signatures. The court did not agree with Husted's argument that there was "nothing to materially limit the scope of [his] legal review of the petitions." It's ruling against the initiatives was based on a technicality.
Along with banning fracking, the county-level initiatives would have also established Home Rule powers for the counties. Because of this, according to Ohio law, the initiatives needed to specify what form of government they were planning on establishing. Last Wednesday, the court ruled that because "one must look to sources outside the [initiatives] to determine the form of government they purport to establish," they don't satisfy this test, and thus voters should not be allowed to vote on them. Terry Lodge, a lawyer for the petitioners, told Earth Island Journal "we don't agree that the [initiatives] are in any way deficient."
In Husted's August decision, he wrote, "the courts in Ohio have spoken: a municipality may not 'discriminate against, unfairly impede, or obstruct' the operation of oil and gas wells in Ohio." Though this is true, his logic clearly skipped a beat.
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Leap Manifesto Calls for Radical Changes to Canada's Extractive Economy
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The Leap Manifesto: A Call for a Canada Based on Caring for the Earth and One Another is signed by over 50 organizations including Oxfam, Idle No More, CUPE, CLC, PSAC, Council of Canadians, Greenpeace, 350.org and over 100 individual signatories of scientists, economists, artists, and activists.
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The manifesto warns that: "climate scientists have told us that this is the decade to take decisive action to prevent catastrophic global warming. That means small steps will no longer get us where we need to go."
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One of the manifesto's central demands is 100 per cent renewable energy by 2035 and a 100 per cent clean economy by 2050.
"If any politicians don't support that demand then they have to explain why," said Naomi Klein, author of This Changes Everything. "If the scientists are telling us that we have to do it, and the engineers are telling us that we can do it, then why are our politicians setting targets that are way off in the future?"
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- A "100 per cent clean economy by 2050."
- A halt to new infrastructure projects such as oil and gas pipelines, fracking projects in New Brunswick, British Columbia and Quebec, increased tanker traffic off the coasts and Canadian mining companies operations around the world.
- The creation of "innovative ownership structures [that are] democratically run, paying living wages and keeping much-needed revenue in communities."
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A Tale of Pollen and Empowerment
In Chicago, Sweet Beginnings helps people returning from prison learn how to make a living with bees
The ground crew at Chicago's O'Hare Airport are used to dealing with nature, de-icing planes in the wintertime and rolling over steaming hot runways in the summer. They are ready for anything nature might send their way. That is, until a swarm of honeybees decided to perch near a flight gate one sunny afternoon.
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The crew mulled over a few ideas for dealing with the buzzing mass of bees, including spraying them with a hose or dousing them with pesticides. However, before any of the ideas could be put to action, the Sweet Beginnings team arrived and scooped up the swarm and its queen bee, whisking it away to be installed in a new hive. The team maintains 75 hives in a remote field on O'Hare property—the largest airport-based apiary in the United States. Though it was later found that the swarm did not originate from any of the Sweet Beginnings hives, the team did not mind the trip. "We were doing outreach right there on the spot," recalls Brenda Palms Barber, founder and CEO of Sweet Beginnings. "While we were collecting the swarm, we were also chatting to the ground crew about honeybees, their behaviors and the ecological importance of pollinators." While Sweet Beginnings has done much to promote bees as a resource rather than a pest, this is not their primary mission. It is, however, a fitting product of their work—just as honey is a fitting product of the invaluable work of pollination.
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Sweet Beginnings is a job training program for individuals returning from incarceration or with other barriers to employment. The social enterprise is a subsidiary of the North Lawndale Employment Network (NLEN), a social services organization on Chicago's west side. NLEN "assists North Lawndale residents through innovative employment initiatives that lead to economic advancement and an improved quality of life."
In 2004, NLEN launched Sweet Beginnings, LLC as a job training and revenue-generating project. Aided by a local beekeeper and several environmental and social organizations, NLEN's clientele began learning how to care for honeybees, to extract and package honey, and to infuse the honey into soaps and lotions.
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Trapped Mountain Lions Plot Daring Escape From LA
Network of wildlife corridors planned to ease big cats' genetic bottleneck
Earlier this month an obscure Los Angeles area regional public lands agency — the Mountains Recreation and Conservation Authority — announced the first stages of a five-year plan to build one of the largest wildlife corridors in the world. The goal is to create a natural looking bridge that will allow a small cougar population in the Santa Monica Mountain National Recreation Area the chance to escape north into much larger public lands, while at the same time allowing northern mountain lions the chance to move south and help out the badly inbred and lethally infighting Santa Monica cougars.
Photo courtesy of Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area
The proposed bridge will leap over Highway 101, an eight-lane, east-west freeway in LA's northern suburbs that sees 175,000 car trips a day. The bridge will be built at Liberty Canyon in the suburb of Agoura and when completed will be 200 feet-long and 165 feet-wide. It will be landscaped to blend in with the brushy hills, and sound walls along the edge of the bridge will "mitigate traffic noise and block light in order to make the crossing more conducive to wildlife," says the project study report. The bridge will extend beyond the 101, reaching over an access road south of the highway, necessitating the construction of a tunnel. Estimated cost of the entire project: about $57 million.
Despite the report's dull bureaucratic language — mountain lion sex is blandly described as "the exchange of genetic material" — at its heart the proposed Liberty Canyon wildlife corridor represents an astonishing effort to reverse decades of suburban sprawl and fragmentation of the region's surviving open spaces.
The campaign's iconic poster boy is the famous "Hollywood lion," also known by its wildlife ID number, "P22." In 2012, P22 crossed two major freeways and migrated roughly 40 miles from the Santa Monica Mountains along the coast to Los Angeles's 4300-acre Griffith Park on the city's eastside. There he took up residence, feeding on the park's mule deer, and soon became a national celebrity of sorts.
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By Protecting the Big, Famous Critters, We Can Preserve Biodiversity as a Whole
New paper says focus on charismatic megafauna has a positive ripple effect
For many years now, a debate has raged within wildlife advocacy organizations and among conservation biologists about whether the popular focus on charismatic megafuana distracts from the larger goals of protecting landscapes and preserving biodiversity. The argument goes like this: Big, often furry, and adorable-looking animals get all of the love and attention from the public and the media, while the needs of other critters fall by the wayside. For example, Cecil the lion gets shot and the Internet goes ballistic; meanwhile a slow and steady extinction crisis is hammering the world's amphibians, and barely anyone notices. Often, the infatuation with charismatic megafauna isn't good science, some critics say. A flagship species isn't exactly a keystone species; if large, fuzzy critters disappear from their environments, the ecosystem doesn't necessarily collapse.
Photos courtesy of Duke University
A new study released today in the journal Conservation Biology offers a rebuttal of sorts to the now-common critique of species-focused conservation. Duke University researcher Stuart Pimm and a Chinese colleague, Binbin Li, examined the Chinese government's substantial investments in giant panda conservation and found that protection of that cuddly creature has a had positive ripple effect that benefits other species. The panda has become a kind of "umbrella species": In trying to protect the panda, the Chinese government has established a network of nature reserves that are also home to many other threatened or endangered amphibians, birds, and mammals. "Investing in almost any panda habitats will benefit many other endemic [species]," the paper concludes.
"The obvious questions is: Does it do good for other species [to focus on charismatic megafauna]?" Professor Pimm said to me in an interview Wednesday. "That's exactly why we did this study — it's exactly to answer that question. And it's a very good question. For someone like me who is concerned about biodiversity as a whole, we wanted to address the issue. … The answer broadly is that it protects a lot of other species, it protects biodiversity broadly."
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Letter from the Shores of the Salish Sea
OR: What I witnessed on my summer vacation — fire and drought in the Pacific NW
As we came in for a landing at the small airport in Bellingham, Washington, I could tell that something was wrong. The landscape appeared unfamiliar to me. The pastures and fields that surround the small city just south of the US-Canada border looked faded: not the soft green, or even yellow, of late summer, but something closer to brown or beige. The view of Mount Baker was even more disconcerting. The glacier atop the peak had shrunk noticeably, and the skirts of ice were closer to the summit than I had ever seen them before. This did not seem like the place I had long known.
Photo by Jason Mark
I'll admit that the scene wasn't exactly a surprise. I had read the reports about the Pacific Northwest's hot, dry summer — the freakishly long stretch of 90-degree days without any rain. On Twitter, I had watched the posts from Seattle go from delighted to dire as the heat wave stretched into weeks. I knew that Washington's governor had declared a drought emergency in several countries, and I had heard about the wildfires on the Olympic Peninsula. Fires even in the rainforest — it was a bad omen, everyone agreed.
Still, there's nothing like seeing something for yourself. A few hours after landing, I took a short walk in the woods and was shocked by what I found there. The forest, I could tell, was suffering. The sword ferns were prostrate, as if they'd been ironed flat by the heat. Many of the bracken and the lady ferns were dead or dying. The hemlock, fir, and cedar that form the region's iconic plant palette showed no obvious signs of stress, but the big leaf maple clearly were in bad shape. Their leaves had turned yellow or brown, and many had already dropped to the forest floor. It looked as if autumn had arrived ahead of schedule.
Washington's unofficial nickname is "The Evergreen State." Looking around the weirdly arid northwest woods, I had to wonder if "forever" has a half-life, too.
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Super netter service und Kinderfreundlich. Beste crepes in Bayern
Nihau is chinese and means Hello. Inside the building phone reception is low, so noone can disturb your meal. enjoy
have some time if you go to the post office. they take time. a fax machine with huge costs to fax abroad is in the local paper shop. the lake is great and pub owners friendly.
staff seems friendly btw. restairant below is nice.
they wanted to charge me first extra for my three month old and 2.5 years old in the parents room since it needed to be superior but after insisting I got the normal room for 40 CHF less and it was ok
nice and childfriendly service. had a whole menue so didnt had to wait too long and had good value for money.
friendly staff and clean. the schnitzel at the restaurant is good value for money.gate closes 10.30 so you park outside or come earlier back from town. quiet after 9 here.mobile reception is bad.
pool is at the first floor. seems very nice staff here.
take bus 51 to Laim and than S3 to town. that brings you straight to the city center
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great campground, the kower part has a better view
Veronica and Tom the hosts here are very nice, funny and crazy in a good way. We only stayed one night but will. Be back soon. Great location, view on the harbour, and room rates too.
Great place for a good family holiday. Family hotel, child friendly, great private beach, friendly staff.
Ask for the Lion Alpin card in the summer. you save a lot with entrys to local attractions.
loved it, service could be faster but food is great
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Economic Origins of Roman Christianity
Abstract:The EconLit abstract of the reviewed work begins: Chronicles the evolution of Roman Christianity from its origins to a full-blown monopoly of belief in Western Europe around the year 1100 CE. Discusses Roman Christianity -- an evolving monopoly; religion, history, and social science; economics of religious belief; entrepreneurship, networking, and the success of early Christianity; Constantine and Rome's acceptance of Christianity; the drive to church monopoly -- Constantine to Charlemagne; Roman Christian monopoly in the early medieval period; and the Roman Church monopoly triumphant. Ekelund is Catherine and Edward Lowder Eminent Scholar Emeritus of Economics at Auburn University. Tollison is C. Wilson Newman Professor of Economics at Clemson University. Index.
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During an open session of a Brady school board meeting Monday night, four board members voted not to extend the contract of William Porter Jr.
They were Lisa Diehl, Matt Hatch, Mary Ellen Mann and Bryan Franzen.
Two members, Marge Spencer and TJ Walker, voted to extend Porter's contract.
Porter declined to comment on the vote Wednesday morning but did say he has requested an open hearing.
Porter has been superintendent of Brady Public Schools for five years.
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Can Cinder, the World's Most Precise Griddle, Replace Sous-Vide?
@Brian Griffith
Hmm, maybe I undersold the precision. This is quite different from a Cruisinart Griddler. The precision is what allows you to cook sous-vide style food, which you cannot even remotely do with a standard griddle.
Easy Pie Dough
I wrote that I use an equivalency of 1 cup = 5 ounces, because that's the equivalency I use! That's what this recipe is tested with.
5 Ingredients and 10 Minutes = Awesome Strawberry Shortcake
Oh absolutely, I agree with you there: it's about how it crumbles. But that is directly related to the shortness of gluten strands. Short gluten strands = short crumb. They are one and the same.
How to Make Traditional Cassoulet (And Why You Should Put Chicken in It!)
Steaks and burgers you're looking for even cooking from edge to center with minimal gray band forming around the exterior. Flipping multiple times helps achieve that.
For this recipe, you're braising everything anyway so you are going to be cooking it beyond well done all the way through. No reason to worry about multiple flips. They certainly won't hurt, but there's no real need to do it so I recommend going the easier (less work) way.
5 Ingredients and 10 Minutes = Awesome Strawberry Shortcake
Where does he get the idea that we have had shortbread for longer than we've known what gluten strands are? It's not like gluten strands are microscopic things that we've only discovered in the modern age. You can see it with your bare eyes. Whether we've called it gluten or not, people have seen and worked with lean bread doughs far longer than they have worked with short bread doughs.
Really Good Oven-Fried Buffalo Wings
It is not a typo, the recipe is correct as written. Are you sure you didn't use baking soda instead of baking powder? That would leave a really bad chemical flavor on the wings.
The Food Lab's Complete Guide to Sous-Vide Barbecue Pork Ribs
Looks like I was mistaken about the Colgin. Stick with Wrights!
At $65, The Misen Chef's Knife is the Holy Grail of Knives
Nope, they go into this knife rack in my drawer!
The Food Lab Fundamentals: The Science of Heat vs. Temperature
Yup! 5x the amount of energy to evaporate as it takes to bring it from 0 to 100. The starting temperature of a piece of meat has really very little effect on how it cooks. It's all down to surface moisture.
The Food Lab Fundamentals: The Science of Heat vs. Temperature
As hot as you can get it! 600°F or so is a good range. IR thermometers are cheap, but not perfectly accurate as they depend on the emissivity of the material you are temping.
Actually the hand in water is being heated via convection, not conduction! In both cases it's convection at play, it's just that the water has a much higher volumetric heat capacity than the air, which allows it to xfer energy more quickly.
Ack, you are absolutely right. I meant *volumetric* heat capacity and I will try and fix that error in the next edition. In any case, the general idea gets across, thank you for calling me on the specifics!
Thanks for the comments, I'll address them best I can.
1) There is such thing as specific heat capacity. Look it up in any textbook or online. It is sometimes shortened to simple "specific heat," which is perhaps what is confusing you. You are correct in stating that specific heat (or specific heat capacity) is the energy required to raise the temperature of a a given mass of a material by a given amount, and is a property of the material, not the system as a whole.
2) This is a cookbook and as a writer you often have to balance complete accuracy with ease of understanding, space, and usefulness in a given situation. In this case I found it easier to describe a water molecule in terms that everyday people are familiar with rather than have to explain what the difference between a dipole and something with a true magnetic charge is. The end goal was to get people to understand water's interactions with microwaves, so that's what I kept in mind in my descriptions. I admit that perhaps I may have erred too much on the side of understanding at the cost of perfect accuracy.
3) Fair enough, but again, for a layperson, explaining density simply as the # of molecules in a given volume of material is more than adequate for the purposes of this book and the basic science of everyday cooking.
I hope that clarifies!
True! But in the context of this article, every reference to calories was actual calories, not Kcal. And more importantly, it's the ratio of energy required to raise water vs. evaporate or freeze it that's really important for understanding this on a conceptual level, the actual units don't matter one bit!
haha, true!
At $65, The Misen Chef's Knife is the Holy Grail of Knives
I disagree. The point is that *without* a callus, the backs of those blades dig into your hand more, which is worse when you don't cook often. And it's precisely because most people are just normal everyday cooks that I recommend a knife that has a bolster specifically designed to encourage a proper grip and to do it comfortably.
The Tojiro DP is a great knife, but it has an inferior bolster design for comfort. It also has a much shallower curve, which makes it more difficult to do a Western-style rock chop. It's a Japanese knife designed for japanese-style cooking.
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Wait for the second book ;)
At $65, The Misen Chef's Knife is the Holy Grail of Knives
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Good point and good deal!
Looks like 207mm. It's comparable to a Global G-2, maybe slightly longer.
@several people
The Tojiro DP is a great knife for the price too, but the bolster design on the Misen is better, easier to do the pinch grip, easier on the callus for heavy duty work.
@Brilly Ocean
I'll work on my writing skills, but I have zero affiliation with these guys. As always, any kind of sponsored content is clearly labeled and no editorial content is affected by ads or sponsorships. I get no benefit from supporting this knife other than helping readers out.
They need the time to scale up to full production. I did indeed get a prototype as I mentioned in the post. But it was not "hand made" or significantly different from what will be produced. At least so I am told and so I am inclined to believe.
Aside from a slightly wider blade that skews a little more towards european styles than a regular gyutou, the bolster also encourages a better grip (and makes it more comfortable), and keeps the back of the blade from digging into your hand like can happen with the thin-bladed, straight-bolstered Japanese knives. But as with many things, it comes down to personal preference. I find this design to be far more comfortable than any other knife I've tried in the price range. You may not.
I appreciate your long response, but this is not an ad.
At $65, The Misen Chef's Knife is the Holy Grail of Knives
I have no affiliation with these guys, so no conflict of interest here. I just like the knives!
At $65, The Misen Chef's Knife is the Holy Grail of Knives
I have no affiliation with these guys at all, so no, no conflict of interest. I just like the knives!
The Best Carne Asada
I'm not sure what else I can say. It's not a matter of regional variance. This is definitely without doubt 100% skirt steak. Not flank, not brisket, not anything else. Skirt steak. Fajita meat. Arrachera. NAMP 121C. I know my meat, and I'm aware of regional variance and I don't bother looking at signs at butchers or supermarkets because they are often wrong. This is skirt steak. I don't know how else I can say it. It's skirt steak.
Perhaps the photo in the section is trimmed a little more squarely than you are used to but that doesn't change what muscle it is. It's skirt steak.
In case it wasn't clear, this is skirt steak!
The Best Carne Asada
I take my own photographs, I have no stylist, and it's definitely skirt steak.
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I love it with plain old salt and pepper too, but that was not the goal of the recipe here, as I explained in the story. This is a pretty particular preparation of carne asada that I happen to like as it reminds me of my childhood. To claim "one true carne asada," seems little silly to me, when it's such a hugely varied dish that differs very much depending on where you go.
That stuff just tastes like very sweet spoonbread to me.
too much soy become overpoweringly soy tasting. Same reason many chinese recipes will call for soy + salt instead of just soy. And as for orange, it's mostly becqause of the flavor. Pineapple/papaya just didn't seem right here.
Pack All Your Summer Tomatoes Into This Tomato and Smoked Feta Tart
the opposite actually. If you prebake the shell, it ends up burning before the tomatoes are sufficiently reduced. This way the tomatoes lose all their moisture just as the shell finishes cooking. It ends up very crisp. You can hold up slices of this and they will stand out straight.
The Food Lab's Complete Guide to Sous-Vide Barbecue Pork Ribs
Maillard reactions occur at lower temperatures, just slower.They will occur at 225/250 no problem.
Also saying "I know B isn't moister and juicier than A" is an impossible statement to accurately make unless you've tasted both B and A, so I'll have to disagree with you there.
I'm not sure where you get the idea that I've had bad experiences with barbecue. I've eaten it all over the country and cooked it countless times (the "real" way even). I never said anything about it being dry or bad or anything like that. All I'm saying is that sous-vide produces moister results, which after many taste tests, I will stand by 100%. That's not necessarily a bad or good thing, just a different thing, and if you're not interested in trying it, then there's no reason to. It's more of a "step sideways" than a step up or down.
The Food Lab's Complete Guide to Sous-Vide Barbecue Pork Ribs
I wouldn't recommend it, or be prepared to have some failed bags.
Yes it does, but slow-cooked things like this are a different story from fast cooking things like steak or pork chops.
The Food Lab's Complete Guide to Sous-Vide Barbecue Pork Ribs
Table tennis balls are ping pong balls. I'm talking about the small plastic ones. They aren't there to keep anything submerged, they are there as insulation to prevent excess evaporation and reduce the energy needs of the sous vide cooker.
@casus belli
I would not recommend ziplock bags for cooking this long, there's a good chance the seal will fail with a 3 day cook.
You would not be able to make this recipe because it requires you to season the ribs before bagging them.
The Food Lab's Complete Guide to Sous-Vide Barbecue Pork Ribs
@realme julienne
Your problem is torch/broil to finish. I wouldn't recommend it and if you follow these recipes you see they spend around 40 minutes in the oven or in the grill to develop that bark. I think the issues you experienced can be attributed to a poor recipe, not an inherent flaw in the tools. That said, sous vide ribs do end up juicier and less dry than traditional barbecue. This I see as a feature, not a bug.


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In the latest issue of Preservation, we took a look at all the different spots around the United States where the National Trust is working to save places. Read on to learn more about these unique places and programs.
National Treasures
Hinchliffe Stadium
American Express recently awarded Hinchliffe Stadium in Paterson, New Jersey, a $300,000 grant to restore two historic ticket booths at the front door of the stadium. The project is scheduled to start this fall.
In June, the Paterson Board of Education awarded a contract to the company Retail & Development Strategies to conduct a comprehensive market analysis and feasibility study of the stadium. This study is funded by a $197,000 federal grant secured by the late New Jersey Senator Frank Lautenberg, and is slated to be completed by December 2015. It will identify long-term revenue uses to support preservation and maintenance. Currently, the stadium's primary use is as a school sports facility, but the Board of Education is attempting to evaluate ways to make money from other community uses. They also hope that this will attract private investment from commercial developers, who would enter into a long-term lease agreement with the schools and city to operate the site.
Houston Astrodome
In December, the National Trust co-hosted a technical assistance panel with the Urban Land Institute that brought together real estate developers and professionals, financiers, designers, and preservationists to examine potential re-uses for the Houston Astrodome. The Urban Land Institute issued an official report in March supporting their stance that the Astrodome can and should be reused. According to project manager Beth Wiedower, the panel featured input from more than 100 local stakeholders, business owners and community leaders in Houston.
James River, Virginia
The Change.org petition corresponding to the National Trust's Down to the Wire campaign to stop power line development on the James River has garnered over 28,000 signatures thus far. Throughout the months of April and May, National Trust staff members were on the ground in Virginia, from Richmond to Jamestown, to educate and engage Virginians on the threat posed to the historic James River viewshed by Dominion Power. Most recently, the National Trust has mobilized the public to participate in a public comment period, and consultation meetings with the Army Corps of Engineers about the permit review process are ongoing.
Heart of Louisville, Kentucky
On March 20, National Trust President Stephanie Meeks announced the Heart of Louisville in Kentucky as a National Treasure, coinciding with a royal visit from the Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall. Prince Charles was present at the city's Filson Historical Society when the announcement took place, and was later joined by Duchess Camilla at the Louisville Harmony and Health Initiative. The National Trust and Preservation Green Lab will focus on using the city's historic core as an urban laboratory for sustainable preservation to help bring Louisville's historic assets back to life.
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