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- 3/4 cup unsalted butter (1 1/2 sticks)
- 1 tablespoon fresh thyme leaves
- Salt and freshly ground pepper
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Melt the butter with the thyme leaves in a medium, heavy skillet over medium heat until the butter is melted, about 2 minutes.
- 3 cups marinara sauce
- 1 cup vodka
- 1/2 cup heavy cream at room temperature
- 1/2 cup grated Parmesan cheese
- 1/2 teaspoon salt, plus more to taste
- 1/4 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper, plus more to taste
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- 1 teaspoon pepper, or more to taste
- 2 cups (3 ounces) baby spinach
- 3 cups (3 ounces) arugula
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Q&A with Bills QB Tyrod Taylor: 'I play this game to be one of the greatest players to ever [1:59 AM]
Buffalo News reports: 'I'm just trying to better myself. At the end of the day, I play this game to be one of the greatest players to ever play. I have goals for myself and I feel I can meet those goals if I do the things necessary. I take it one day at a time, just keeping a level head. Never getting too high. That's what I did last year—never getting too high, never getting too low. Just staying even keel through all situations.'
Rex & Rob Ryan go viral ... on a tandem bicycle [1:58 AM]
Buffalo News reports: 'You probably have seen the tweet.'
Gilmore standoff, Rex's psychology & Reed's read [1:57 AM]
Buffalo News reports: 'But the point is, the Bills don't have to go to wall for Gilmore. Nor should they. He's a top-level cornerback, a critical component of a defense that requires its corners to constantly play man-to-man coverage. But just because he wants to use Norman as the standard for his salary doesn't mean the Bills have to.'
Bills' Ryan is selling title hopes in summer ... again [1:56 AM]
Erie Times News reports: 'He's dressing up average and calling it exceptional. It's a lot of hot air floating even more hope.'
Offensive tackle signed by Bills after minicamp tryout [1:55 AM]
AP reports: 'Renfrow was one of seven players the Bills brought in on a tryout basis to their three-day mandatory practices, which ended Thursday.'
Bills add T Renfrow to roster [1:54 AM]
The Sports Xchange reports: 'Buffalo also designated safety Phillip Thomas as waived/injured.'
Bills Top 20 Talents in 2016: No. 1 - WR Sammy Watkins [1:53 AM]
WKBW-TV reports: 'The Sammy Watkins watch will be on during the summer at St. John Fisher College. Watkins underwent offseason foot surgery and the Bills have yet to release a firm timetable as to when he's expected back in action. The Bills don't believe he's in any jeopardy of missing time in the regular season, but at the very least, it's a situation worth tracking. Once he's back on the field, Watkins hopes to combine with starting quarterback Tyrod Taylor to top the marks they had together over the final nine games in 2015. If they can recapture the magic, the sky is the limit for Watkins in 2016.'
Bills Top 20 Talents in 2016: No. 2 - DL Marcell Dareus [1:52 AM]
WKBW-TV reports: 'For Dareus, it's a bit of a scheme switch for him in the upcoming season. However, with how the Bills have shown through minicamp that they're going to make their defensive linemen essentially interchangeable, Dareus won't be stuck at either nose tackle or at five-technique defensive end. Instead, they can find the weakness on an opponent's offensive line, stick Dareus there and exploit it all game if they so choose. With a healthier and talented front-seven around him, expect a few more flash plays from Dareus in the upcoming season.'
Bills Top 20 Talents in 2016: No. 3 - CB Stephon Gilmore [1:51 AM]
WKBW-TV reports: 'Following the conclusion of minicamp, the outlook for Stephon Gilmore this season is looking a little murky. Clearly not happy with only a one-year contract, Gilmore abstained from all 10 session of Organized Team Activities, and only watched practice from the sidelines during the three-day, mandatory minicamp. He even hinted that he might hold out from training camp if the two sides don't have a new deal in place. The short-term isn't looking good for Gilmore. However, if/when he gets back on the field, he's immediately one of the best the Bills have.'
7 Bills thoughts & 3 random thoughts, too [1:50 AM]
WKBW-TV reports: 'Listen, as far as OTAs and minicamps go, we've all fallen into the trap of being fooled by standout play. The truth of the matter is this: offseason practices are a watered down version of football. There isn't any hitting and contact is minimal, which allows some players to shine through. But with Tyrod Taylor, his offseason matters, and here's why: Even in these few workouts, Taylor just looks different.'
The Bills' Ryan brothers, a tandem bike, and Delaware Park [1:49 AM]
WKBW-TV reports: 'Some pictures are worth 1,000 words, and then there's this one.'
Bills CB Mario Butler loves to give back [1:48 AM]
WJXT-TV reports: '"A lot of times kids in the inner city don't get enough credit," said Butler. "I was one of those kids that went against the grain but was able to come out positive. Now I want to be a positive impact on my community."'
Tryout player Renfrow signs with Bills [1:47 AM]
BuffaloBills.com reports: 'An undrafted prospect in 2014 out of Miami, Renfrow has been on the roster of four different NFL teams over the last two years, but has not appeared in any games. A former defensive end early in his college career, Renfrow is still young at the offensive tackle position and is likely seen as a developmental prospect.'
What we learned about the Bills in offseason practices [1:46 AM]
BuffaloBills.com reports: 'Whether it's been throwing needle threader passes, directing traffic pre-snap or providing feedback or counsel to a teammate, Taylor knows all the requirements of the job and is delivering on each and every front.'
Bills HC Rex Ryan: 'We've won the off-season. I would challenge any team' [1:59 AM]
Buffalo News reports: '"It's really so much further along than where we were," he said. "Almost, individually, you can see it that this guy's getting better."'
Rob Ryan seeing what his brother likes so much about coaching the Bills [1:58 AM]
Buffalo News reports: '"I wanted to come in because I had heard Rex talk about how great this team and the people in the building (were), from the management to the coaches to the players," he said. "He was so excited about this place, I wanted to see for myself … to see what it was really like."'
Reed on 2015 Bills defense: 'If you watched the film, you saw a lot of confusion' [1:57 AM]
Buffalo News reports: '"It's a given, you have to talk out there," Reed said Thursday, as the Bills wrapped up their three-day mandatory minicamp. "If you're not talking, then something's wrong. In order for you to talk, you have to understand your job, what you have to do to get guys lined up. If you're not talking, we're not going to be successful."'
Roll call: S Corey Graham and OC Greg Roman win 'lottery,' get the day off [1:56 AM]
Buffalo News reports: 'The Buffalo Bills head coach held a "lottery" for one player and one coach to have the final minicamp practice off. The winners? Safety Corey Graham and offensive coordinator Greg Roman. While he joking that he wanted the rookies to get their hopes up, only players with at least three years of experience were eligible.'
Bills assistant Rob Ryan: 'Preston Brown is going to be a star' [1:55 AM]
Buffalo News reports: '"This Preston Brown is going to be a star," said Rob Ryan, officially the Bills' assistant head coach/defense. "He's been fantastic. He's a vocal guy. He is extremely smart. He knows the defense, he knows the in's and out's now. So he's really going to grow in this system and he's got a young player next to him that is like his twin. They love football. They're both tough guys. And they're going to grow together. We're going to have something special here — you watch.'
Buffalo Bills minicamp transcripts of Rex Ryan, Dennis Thurman, Rob Ryan & Ed Reed [1:54 AM]
Buffalo News reports: 'But anyway advice today get out of the parking lot as soon as possible, look both ways, because people are going to be flying out of the parking lot. But I will say this, this sounds nuts but usually this time being perfectly honest this time of year I can't wait to get on vacation, I am excited about it and all that there is no doubt, but I can't wait to get the season started. I think that is, I am just telling you right now. Forget the vacation I wish it was shorter and all that, I mean. I am excited about this team.'
RB Jonathan Williams' message, Taylor throws to the middle, energy level high [1:53 AM]
Buffalo News reports: '"Football's been a big part of my life," he said. "I've been playing since I was five years old. Missing that last year was definitely tough. I have a lot of good guys in that room to learn from. Karlos has been teaching me, talking to me. LeSean is one of the best backs in the league. Even Felton and some of the other guys in the room have been helping me as well."'
Bills building a (Greg) Roman empire [1:52 AM]
Rochester D&C reports: '"It is tough,'' Roman said. "A lot people you know when they see us, stopping the run is No. 1 on their must-do list. That is going to be tough. But our goal is to be the winningest offense in the NFL and however we have to do that we would like to do that.'''
Ed Reed saw 'confusion' and 'guys not giving effort' when watching 2015 Bills [1:51 AM]
Syracuse Post Standard reports: '"You have to talk out there," Reed said after minicamp Thursday. "If you're not talking, something's wrong. In order for you to talk, you have to know your job, what you have to do in order to get guys lined up. If you're not talking, we're not going to be successful. If you watch the film from last year, you saw a lot of confusion, a lot of not communication and guys not giving effort. So with that in mind, there couldn't have been too much communicating out there. Some of the offensive guys even said it. 'You could hear a pin drop at practice last year, Ed.' For that to be effective, for us to be effective we have to be communicate. To see those guys commenting like that, we're getting better. From where we were last year, from what I heard, we've gotten a lot better."'
Rex Ryan says Buffalo Bills won the 2016 offseason [1:50 AM]
Syracuse Post Standard reports: '"I do," Ryan said. "That's one I shouldn't say, because they're going to kill me, but we're on vacation, nobody's going to read it anyway. But I do. ... I don't know about these other teams. I'm sure they've had some great camps, too. I've been really impressed with this group."'
Buffalo Bills are Stanley Cup Champions according to one confused banner [1:49 AM]
Syracuse Post Standard reports: 'Matthew Coller of WGR 550 in Buffalo shared this banner bought by a friend in China, proclaiming the NFL's Buffalo Bills to be the Stanley Cup Champions.'
NFL sticks its nose in Bills' stadium business [1:48 AM]
Batavia Daily News reports: 'Ralph Wilson Stadium, on the other hand, is a depreciating asset. Once a new stadium is built, it becomes a hulking white elephant that will eventually get torn down anyway.'
Rex Ryan declares Bills winner of NFL's offseason [1:47 AM]
ESPN reports: '"We do things where you get points for how you perform [in the weight room] and all that," Ryan said Thursday. "It wasn't even close, from this season compared to last season. I thought we had a good offseason [last year] but not like this. It's so much different. We competed so well against each other. Even in those type of little things, the challenges that we have. I just feel great about it."'
Ragland, Ryan looking forward to 2016 season [1:46 AM]
WGR-AM reports: '"It's difficult, but thankfully I came from a system like coach Saban's and his coaching staff," Ragland said. "I think the only thing different about it is the terminology. Once you figure out the terminology and the words and what everything means, it starting to come so much faster because everything means the same thing but it's just different words or forms. Once you get that down, everything starts to come down. Right now, most of the defense I understand it, and I just can't let this [break] in July [affect my learning of the defense]. I gotta keep learning everything that I'm learning so far."'
WR depth may be separating as Bills wrap-up 3-day minicamp [1:45 AM]
WGR-AM reports: 'The starting WRs for most of the first-unit work in various periods, including red zone and 2-minute were Robert Woods, Greg Salas (slot), and a combination of Dez Lewis and Leonard Hankerson. That position seemed to have some separation towards the end of the week with those players getting more of the reps. Greg Little worked in as the next WR in most cases, especially in red zone work.'
Of all the Bills WRs, Dez Lewis caught Rex's eye [1:44 AM]
WKBW-TV reports: '"You saw him. As the year went on, he kept getting better and better, but I think he's made strides even from that point to now," Ryan said. "Here's a guy, a young man that came in from a small college, but man, has he really taken off. And you can talk to any of our guys in the weight room and all that. He's done a phenomenal job there, getting stronger, faster, and then, [the offense is" target="_blank"> not Chinese to him anymore. Last year, I think there was a little of that."'
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Spaghetti Aglio Olio E Peperoncino (Garlic, Oil & Peppers)
Total Time
Prep 5 mins
Cook 15 mins
This recipe is from Pasta Cooking by Jeni Wright, c. 2002. The cook's tips (from the book) are as follows: 1) Since the oil is such an important ingredient here, only use the very best cold-pressed extra virgin olive oil, 2) Don't use salt in the oil and garlic mixture because it will not dissolve sufficiently. This is why plenty of salt is recommended for cooking the pasta.
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- 14 ounces spaghetti
- 6 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil
- 2 -4 garlic cloves, crushed
- 1 dried red chili
- fresh Italian parsley, roughly chopped
- salt
- Cook the pasta according to the package instructions, adding plenty of salt to the water.
- Meanwhile, heat the oil very gently in a small frying pan or saucepan. Add the crushed garlic and whole dried chile and stir over low heat until the garlic is just beginning to brown. Remove the chile and discard.
- Drain the pasta and turn it into a warmed large bowl. Pour on the oil and garlic mixture, add the parsely and toss vigorously until the pasta glistens. Serve immediately.
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Fantastic. I subbed basil for parsley and added some cherry tomatoes and romano cheese. Used whole wheat pasta.
Delicious! I added lagositino to the oil mixture just before tossing it with homemade pasta. The lagositino was delicate enough to add texture and sweetness without overpowering the dish.


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This is a photo of my great grandmother Louella Orr. She was daughter to Robert Robinson Orr and his 2nd wife Emily Spivey. I believe the girl standing next to her to be her sister Kansas Orr who was closest in age. Robert R. Orr was son of Andrew M. Orr and Mary F. Robinson Orr. This Orr family came out of South Carolina, through Georgia to Arkansas. Louella Orr married Horace Mann Woolman of Hot Springs, Arkansas. Her daughter Anna Woolman was my grandmother.
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Released: Jan 01st, 1993
Running Time: 73
Company: Mustang Video
Cast: Brett Ford, Randy Mixer, Johnny Rahm, Matt Gunther, Joey Stefano, Alex Carrington, Randy Storm, Mark Steel, Tad Bronson, Gary Dean
Critical Rating: AAA
Genre: Gay and Bi
Cousin Danny (Randy Mixer) is flying into town to visit Matt Gunther, so plans for the big orgy are off - Cousin Danny is known to be straight, after all. Even so, all weekend long, Matt's curious buddies snoop around the house, trying to get a look at Danny in the buff and fucking each other's brains out on the sly. But wouldn't you know it - Danny's gay after all, and his visit ends with a bang.
This is one of those videos that should be hotter than it is, considering the uniformly young, hung and excitable cast. Acting is poor, camera work is merely serviceable, and the sex, while plentiful, is a bit perfunctory and unimaginative. Not a bad video, but not very memorable.


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Mr Mitchell said, over the past 26 years the country music
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Pointing and calling
Pointing and calling is a method in occupational safety for avoiding mistakes by pointing at important indicators and calling out the status loudly. It is common in Japan and is sometimes referred to by its Japanese terms, shisa kanko (指差喚呼), shisa kakunin kanko (指差確認喚呼) or yubisashi koshō (指差呼称). Making large gestures and speaking out the status helps keeping focus and attention. The method was first used by train drivers and is now commonly used in Japanese industry. It is not often used in other countries, though it is used in the New York City Subway system. It is recommend by the Japan Industrial Safety and Health Association (JISHA, 中央労働災害防止協会).[1][2]
Pointing and calling requires the co-action and co-reaction among the operator's brain, eyes, hands, mouth, and ears.
The method originated in Japan in the early 1900s, with train drivers calling out the status of signals. The pointing was added a few decades later.[1]
A 1994 study by the Railway Technical Research Institute showed that pointing and calling reduced mistakes by almost 85 percent when doing a simple task.[1]
- ^ a b c Gordenker, Alice (October 21, 2008). "JR gestures". The Japan Times. Retrieved 2008-12-05.
- ^ "Terminal Evaluation - Latin America and the Caribbean". Japan International Cooperation Agency. Retrieved 2008-12-05.[dead link]
Further reading[edit]
- 田辺肇 "危険予知活動実践マニュアル" 1984, Japan Industrial Safety and Health Association
- 今村一郎 "機関車と共に" 1962、ヘッドライト社, page 78
- 神戸鉄道管理局 "機関車乗務員教範" 1913年, pages 259-262
External links[edit]
- Video of a train driver pointing and calling
- Pointing and Calling Japanese Safety Standard at Railway Companies & Toyota
- The Zero-accident Campaign in practice
- NY metro prank about pointing
|This Japanese rail transport related article is a stub. You can help Wikipedia by expanding it.


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Stephen Kiernan's debut novel satisfies thrilling 'Curiosity'
Published in 1818, Mary Shelley's "Frankenstein" imagined the possibility of science re-animating dead matter, and the themes in her masterpiece have been as enduring as the Hollywood images of a block-headed, neck-bolted monster. What are the moral responsibilities of our scientific capabilities? Just because we can, should we?
Like Shelley's novel, Stephen P. Kiernan's intriguing debut, "The Curiosity," begins in the Arctic, where scientist Kate Philo leads an expedition to find the perfect "hard-ice" from which to re-animate single-cell life forms. The funding for the expedition comes from Erastus Carthage, a monomaniacal media-savvy genius who appoints Daniel Dixon, a lecherous mediocre journalist, to document the project. »Read Full Article
KISS and Def Leppard at Alpine Valley Music Theatre
KISS wouldn't be KISS without the spectacle, and the band certainly wasn't skimping at its Alpine Valley Music Theatre show Friday as part of its 40th anniversary tour with co-headliner Def Leppard.
Fireworks erupted with the 75-minute set opener "Psycho Circus" — and popped during practically every song afterward; sparks even shot skyward from co-frontman Paul Stanley's guitar, "triggering" booming bursts above him for "Lick It Up." A dense fog shrouded the band at multiple points in the night and blasted down from above, as if the stage production itself were literally blowing off steam. There were flame throwers too, and co-frontman Gene Simmons spit fire at the end of "Hotter Than Hell." »Read Full Article(7)
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My husband and i have three kids, a girl and two boys. We are going to a family wedding in August and renting a two bedroom condo. It has one king sized bed, two twin beds and a sleeper sofa. My little brother who I am close to is invited. He is in college so no extra money. The area that the wedding is in is a very wealthy area so even basic lodging is expensive. I invited him to stay at the condo with us and we will cover the cost of the condo and his meals at the condo and out. He accepted and is very thankful.
Now the problem is my older brother. He has bipolar disorder and not on medications. He is also a alcoholic and drug addict. He also physically abused me and I suspect sexual also. People in our extended family know about his drug and alcohol use but they think he is better and he isn't. My dad and stepmom know about the drug use, alcohol use and about the physical abuse but not about the suspected sexual. He was the same way to my older sister and she told them but they didn't believe her. She has many, many mental issues so no one believes her about anything.
I got a email today from older brother thanking me for paying for the condo so he can come to the wedding.
What?!?! I only invited my little brother to stay with us. Asshole can figure out his own way. I know he will go running to my dad and my dad will manipulate me into letting him stay with us
I sound like a horrible mom and I protect my kids no matter what but I have endured years of abuse and brainwashing from my mom, brother, stepmom and dad. I am in therapy but still am working on it.
I asked my husband what he would do and he said "I don't have time to deal with the shit show that is your family, you figure it out."
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Hamptons Sales Register an Uptick
After lingering on the market for a year, a newly renovated beach house in Sagaponack owned by Scott N. Resnick, a scion of the Resnick real-estate family, sold last month for $24 million, $6 million more than he paid for it in 2007 near the peak of the market.
That sale is part of a rebound in pricier Hamptons homes that began in the spring and continued into the fall, despite the challenging larger environment for sales across the region. Median prices fell compared with the second quarter, but were far above levels reported in the same quarter in 2010, according to reports released Thursday.
"There is a lot going on in the high end, someone's got to be making money, said John Healey, a broker at Town & Country Real Estate who listed Mr. Resnick's modern seven-bedroom home with pool. That sale was the most expensive closed sale in the third quarter, reported to date.
He attributed much of the increase in price for Mr. Resnick's home at 137 Crestview Lane, on a major renovation that took so long that the sellers outgrew the space. Mr. Resnick didn't return a request for comment.
The median sales price in the Hamptons was $850,000, according to a report by Prudential Douglas Elliman, down 9.3% from the second quarter, but up 22.1% from the same period in 2010, a particularly weak quarter.
Jonathan Miller, an appraiser and president of Miller Samuel, said that there were 30 sales reported for more than $5 million in the third quarter, the second highest total since the financial crisis in the fall of 2008. But taking out the luxury boomlet, prices in the Hamptons and across Long Island were at best essentially stable, with "a modest uptick in activity," he said.
Cia Comnas, who manages East End offices for Brown Harris Stevens, said that despite a "return of investor confidence in the high-end Hampton properties," the market remains challenging.
Despite the overall increase in sales compared to a year earlier, a report by Brown Harris Stevens flagged the relative weakness in lower priced apartments. It found that homes that sold for less than $1 million made up 57% of the market in the third quarter compared to 67% in the same quarter, as sales of more expensive apartments rose.
Analysts noted that the quarterly shifts in sales and prices were also influenced by federal policy, the expiration of federal tax credits for home purchases and a rush to sell expensive properties last year, out of a fear that the federal capital gains tax rate would rise.
A number of other top sales in the third quarter were for large houses fronting or near the beach in Southampton Village and in Sagaponack.
Susan Breichtenbach, a broker with the Corcoran Group in Bridgehampton, said that while the inventory of luxury houses remains high in the Hamptons, there was a strong demand for unusual oceanfront properties, if they were priced right. "There is some money out there," she said.


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Wanaka golfer Michael Bayliss booked the trip of a
lifetime on Sunday night in Queenstown, being crowned winner
of the 2014 Mercedes Trophy and a member of ''Team New
Zealand'', to travel to Germany later this year.
Bayliss was one of 24 golfers - all Mercedes-Benz owners -
entered in the two-day tournament, run by ParNZ, at Millbrook
All players had qualified at one of nine tournaments held
Bayliss, a member of the Wanaka Golf Club, said it was
''absolutely'' the win of his life and he was ''gobsmacked''.
''It's bloody marvellous.
''I was only good because I had really good partners on the
course with me ... who supported me the whole day.
''The last nine my partner was just saying to me `Calm down,
He will be joined by second place-getter Mark Jeffries, of
Gulf Harbour Country Club on the North Shore, and third
place-getter Peter Jordan, the overnight leader of the
tournament on Saturday.
Jeffries said he had been playing golf only about 18 months
but he was ''just so pleased to be here''.
Jordan, of Remuera Golf Club, in Auckland, said the cooler
temperatures on Sunday affected his game.
''I did struggle with it and struggled to get the game
together. It was an issue.
''I'm thrilled ... this is one of the highlights of my life,
let me tell you.''
The trio will be flown to Stuttgart, Germany later this year
to play in the 25th anniversary of the Mercedes Trophy World
Final, against representatives from more than 60 countries,
including China, Bulgaria, the United Kingdom, the
Netherlands, Egypt, Lithuania, Turkey and Kuwait.
Mercedes-Benz New Zealand general manager Ben Giffin, of
Auckland, said the New Zealanders would spend a week in
Germany and enjoy an opening night similar to the Olympics.
''It's really something quite special to compete for your
country at a tournament that's this large.
''All I can say to ''Team New Zealand'' [is] it's really
about an experience - it's about friendships.''
Another winner on Sunday evening was Larry Olsen, of Lochiel
Golf Club in Hamilton, who won the ''Drive to the Major'' by
having the straightest drive at one hole.
Four players were close to the target, the two closest within
2m of the line.
Olsen, however, was 1.9m away, booking him a trip to Royal
Liverpool - or Hoylake - for The Open Championship in July,
playing the course the morning after the champion is crowned.
Olsen said it was a ''total surprise'' and it was
''I think the first thing ... is how to go back to Hamilton
and tell all of our non-golfing friends I had four days in
Queenstown, played one shot and got a free trip to England.''
Sunday night's prizegiving at the Millbrook Country Club
capped off a fun-filled stay for the golfers and their
partners, who arrived in Arrowtown on Thursday.
On Friday the group enjoyed an Anzac-inspired informal
barbecue, before a German-themed event on Saturday evening,
with special guest Sir Russell Coutts, before the formal
dinner and prizegiving.
The group raised just over $1100 for the RSA through
donations and a silent auction of a polo shirt signed by
Australian professional golfer Adam Scott, which sold for
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Tuffey joins sidelined Kiwis
New Zealand's injury woes at the ICC Champions Trophy deepened on the eve of their clash with England after Daryl Tuffey was ruled out with a broken hand.
Already without Jacob Oram (hamstring) and Jesse Ryder (groin), who have been ruled out of the rest of the tournament, Tuffey has joined the growing casualty list ahead of Tuesday's crucial final group match against England in Johannesburg.
The Black Caps will secure a place to the last four should they win the game, although their luck is seemingly in short supply with Ryder's replacement, Aaron Redmond, also unlikely to be available after his flight was delayed in transit from Brisbane.
Redmond is only likely to arrive in South Africa hours before tomorrow's game with that news coming shortly before Tuffey was also ruled out after breaking his hand while fielding a ball in practice.
New Zealand manager Dave Currie said: "He broke a bone in the back of his hand. He needs to get back to New Zealand now to have surgery."
The fast bowler will be replaced in the line-up by Ian Butler, who has overcome an intestinal infection which has seen him drop eight kilograms.
Redmond's delay means Gareth Hopkins will come in down the order with Martin Guptill likely to be promoted to opener in place of Ryder.
Redmond, who was with Otago in Brisbane preparing for the upcoming Twenty20 Champions League tournament, is not expected to arrive in Johannesburg until seven hours before the match is scheduled to begin.
"He will look at how he is when he gets off the flight but it would be a hard ask for him to travel with jet leg then play such a big game," added New Zealand coach Andy Moles.
"I suspect it will be too big an ask for him. He would have been flying for over 24 hours because he's been held up by bad weather."


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I skied at Ragged this past weekend, Ive been there a few times before in past years and enjoyed it but after this most recent visit, I can only say that the mountain and management should be embarassed by what I saw. This mountain has the potential to be a great resort, but I can only shake my head at how the mountian is managed / marketed.
There are some great aspects to the mountain. It has a great lodge, timber framed, wide open 2 floors and a bar upstairs, as well a brick fired pizzeria. The only 6 person lift in NH, that gets you to the summit it about 4 minutes flat. The mountian is located in rural Danbury, there are no condos or hotels in the area so crowds are limited, even on the weekends.
The most frustrating thing to me about this mountain was the amount of open terrain compared to what was advertised as being open. I had a conversation with other skiers who were very upset as well. The mountain was advertised as having 36 of 45 trails open. But in actuality, there is a total of about 20-25 actual trails that were open. I'm aware that exaggerating the amount of trails mountains have open or in total is common practice, every mountain does it in one shape or another, and skiers to an extent will accept this, but Ragged takes it to a whole new level. One of the first things I noticed was that since, my last visit, the total trail count had jumped by about 10 trails, but upon further review, i noticed that no new trails have been cut.There are numerous trails, that I and most skiers would consider as a single trail, that have no merges and no ways to access another trail, but Ragged has divided them into upper, middle and lower, essentially making one trail into three. A few areas that were originally merely cut throughs for groomers to access trail to trail are now trails themselves, even though they are only 75 ft long. The terrain park which is located on one trail, is divided into 3 trails. Frustrating to take 6 runs and realize youve skied every "trail" on the mountain. Even more annoying was that half of the trails were in no shape to be open, it appeared that after the latest storm that dropped a foot of snow, the mountain opened many trails, but never bothered to groomed them. For the first 20 people to go down it was probably great, but after that they were moguls and had bare rocks and grass showing everywhere, but were left opened. Basically, many others and myself felt deceived by what this mountain had to offer. After paying $68! for a day ticket I couldnt believe that someone hasnt declared shenanigans on Ragged. After this experience I probably will not visit Ragged again in the near future, simply because, for the same money, i can go to any other close mountain and get a much better experience.
I hope the mountain succeeds but I can only hope that Ragged starts to realize that manipulating trail names just to make it seem like a bigger mountain or make it seem like it has more terrain open may bring more skiers once, but as for myself, i cant be fooled twice. Its a short sighted business move that may make some extra money in the beginning but will aggravate many skiers and riders to the point where they will feel either cheated or that it just was not worth the money and not return.
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that's a cute little pumpkin and a very pretty piece.
i like the design of the spots around her, the hands and the pumpkin
Thankyou! well It's a pleasure to read comments like this .
Thankyou! well It's a pleasure to read commlike this .
wow i love your style
there only one detail you got wrong ...Dai's a boy...
Dai: DAMN i look good as a chick!
Dai: DAMN i look good as a chick!
Sorry ><"! I'm so stupid, I'll fix it up for you . I'll just get rid of the boobs.
Awesome!!! but what is this commisssion of which you speak? she told me nothing!!! inform me please!
Well, maybe it's not really a commission because I'm not getting paid, but I love that word! She asked me to draw her two characters Dai and Lita. n_____n. Thankyou very much, I'm glad you like it.
Very nice, Indeed!
HOLY CRAP *goes on swearing about how wonderful it looks* YOU DID NOT RUIN IT! I hafta work on yours!
*steals sweet shirt o hawtness*
it just looks so smooth @__@
it just looks so smooth @__@
I think it might be the different sizes of the eyes that make it look off kilter. But this is a really cool pic. I love the outfit she's wearing.
Again the design credits go to :iconguardianangelita:, but yes I did have fun drawing. I think you're right, the face is really off! Ah well, I'm glad you like it .
aww she cute! Like how her lower body melts into the randomness Oh, i'm assuming that you're a tim burton fan yar? He and Johny Depp had made an animation together, in the Night Before Christmas style! looks pretty kewl, thought you might be interested
Yes the Corpse Birde, which I am so going to see! ! Thanks for the info, unfortunately it doesn't come out here for another month! ah well ><. All god things in time...
she looks soo awsome nice work
Pfft. I still like it...but now I'm curious. How much do you charge?
Baidabel @-'-,--
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I don't charge money . I still call them commissions becuase I love that word though. Ha ha, they're free! all free! Thanks very much, I'm glad you like it.
o very cool her outfit is way rad! i like the background uve used aye. very simple but does the job awesome again! heh ur on a roll
Heh, I know, almost makes up for the long absence! ah, well I'm glad you liked it .
she's cool looking.....i like it
NIce! I like it.
Beautiful a great piece of artwork yet again!


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Mexico City, May 10 (EFE).- The grandson of U.S. political activist Malcolm X died at a Mexico City hospital of injuries received during an altercation, authorities said Friday.
An investigation is under way into the homicide of 29-year-old Malcolm Shabazz, the capital district attorney's office said.
The U.S. Embassy had earlier issued a statement about the death of an American citizen in Mexico City, but withheld the deceased's name at the request of the family.
Shabazz died in the wee hours of Thursday after being brought to a hospital emergency room from Plaza Garibaldi, a popular site for tourists, the DA's office said.
The victim arrived at the hospital with injuries that appeared to be the result of a beating, according to the official statement, which said Shabazz and a friend had been drinking beer at a bar.
Malcolm's mother, Qubilah Shabazz, was one of six daughters of Malcolm X and his wife, Betty Shabazz.
Qubilah was only 4 years old when she witnessed her father's 1965 assassination in New York.
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"With great skill and compassion, Estabrook explores the science, ingenuity, and human misery behind the modern American tomato. Once again, the true cost is too high to pay." --Eric Schlosser, author of Fast Food Nation
"In my ten years as editor of Gourmet magazine, the article I am proudest to have published was Barry Estabrook's 'The Price of Tomatoes.' Now he's expanded that into this astonishingly moving and important book. If you have ever eaten a tomato--or ever plan to--you must read Tomatoland. It will change the way you think about America's most popular 'vegetable.' More importantly, it will give you new insight into the way America farms." --Ruth Reichl, author of Garlic and Sapphires
"If you worry, as I do, about the sad and sorry state of the tomato today, and want to know what a tomato used to be like and what it could hopefully become again, read Barry Estabrook's Tomatoland. This book is a fascinating history of the peregrination of the tomato throughout the centuries." --Jacques Pépin, author of the forthcoming Essential Pepin
"In fast-moving, tautly narrated scenes, Barry Estabrook tells the startling story of labor conditions that should not exist in this country or this century, and makes sure you won't look at a supermarket or fast-food tomato the same way again. But he also gives hope for a better future--and a better tomato. Anyone who cares about social justice should read Tomatoland. Also anyone who cares about finding a good tomato you can feel good about eating." --Corby Kummer, senior editor at The Atlantic and author of The Pleasures of Slow Food
" `Tomatoland' (is) in the tradition of the best muckraking journalism, from Upton Sinclair's `The Jungle' to Eric Schlosser's `Fast Food Nation.' " ----Jane Black, The Washington Post
"Masterful." ----Mark Bittman, New York Times Opinion blog
"If you care about social justice--or eat tomatoes--read this account of the past, present, and future of a ubiquitous fruit." ----Corby Kummer, TheAtlantic.com
"Eye-opening exposé...thought-provoking." ----Publishers Weekly
"Estabrook adds some new dimensions to the outrageous...story of an industry that touches nearly every one of us living in fast-food nation." ----David Von Drehle, Time Magazine blog "Swampland"
"You can really stop at any point during the narrative and decide that you've bought your last supermarket tomato, but Estabrook is just warming up...a brisk read, engrossing as it is enraging." --TheDailyGreen.com
"Corruption, deception, slavery, chemical and biological warfare, courtroom dramas, undercover sting operations and murder: Tomatoland is not your typical book on fruit." --Macleans.ca


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I am looking for a way to condense relatively small areas of text on a page in an effort to mimic a graphic button that was done with a non-standard font. Ideally, just the letters would get squished or made thinner, leaving the space between words more or less the same. I know there are some CSS attributes that do things like this, but they are more focused on spacing between the letters and not so much on the widths of the letters themselves. These CSS methods are also not very cross-browser friendly. The majority of the user base is using IE6, so that puts a large restriction on CSS-based methods out of the blocks.
So, is there any way to control the character width/spacing that is cross-browser friendly? I know jQuery works across browsers quite well, so could this perhaps be done with jQuery by manipulating the location of the letters and possibly their widths? These are small bits of text, 5 words at a time, or so, so speed is something that can be dealt with later.
EDIT: Ok, so, the CSS letter-spacing property, as well as the word-spacing property will allow me to control the space between letters/words. However, this makes things look squished. If this truly is the only option, then I'll have to make it work, but what I am really looking for is a way to squish the letters themselves, to make the characters thinner.


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Welcome to the 2nd annual Tournament of THG: Couples Edition! With Valentine's Day looming, it's time for you to decide the most popular celebrity couple!
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A dance made famous by the group 3oh3 in their song don't trust me
you act blind and walk around with your hands out
"shush girl, shut your lips do the hellen keller and talk with your hips"(from the song don't trust me by 3oh3)
"shush girl, shut your lips do the hellen keller and talk with your hips"(from the song don't trust me by 3oh3)
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A Hellen Keller is when some girl is giving you head and you pull out of her mouth and nut in her eye. Then when shes blinded by the skeet you shot in her eye you punch her in the ear so she cant hear.
My bitch was getting out of control so I gave her a Hellen Keller, the doctor says she'll never be able to see or hear again.
by Golzy April 15, 2004
in online games, the only person on your team without a microphone.
if it wasnt for hellen keller i would of known that guy was around the corner.
by rudy pseudonym September 10, 2011
A drink that is generally consumed in the form of a shot. It consists of equal parts Gin and Tequila and is garnished with a lemon or lime.
Careful there, too many Hellen Keller's in one night can cause you to act like her the next morning!
by Xabu September 08, 2011
The only way to explain the phenomenon where an extremely attractive person is dating someone extremely not. They clearly have gone temporarily blind and deaf.
I have no clue. I must have gone Hellen Keller for nine months.
by endsonmonday March 25, 2011
When one ambushes another while asleep by placing there hand between your ass cheeks then farting. Resulting in the victim who is blind, deaf and dump due to there slumber to feel the vibrations and pull there hand to there face and sniffing. One would attempt this to remove one from one's life.
She just laughed when she got the Dutch Oven that hoe got the Hellen Keller, she left my life that second.
by AlurkingCamper May 22, 2016
To put your fingers in a person's ears as they jack you off into their own eyes.
I Hellen-Kellered that bitch.
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It appears as if the Phoenix Coyotes just announced themselves as buyers for the upcoming trade deadline. Earlier today, the Coyotes announced they have acquired veteran center Antoine Vermette, from the Blue Jackets in exchange for goaltender Curtis McElhinney, a second-round draft pick and a conditional fifth-round pick.
It would have been ludicrous to consider the Coyotes as buyers just a few short weeks ago, however, an 8-1-1 record over the course of the past month could change things now, can't it?
When the Coyotes started their torrid pace at the end of January, they sat in 12th place in the Western Conference, and fourth in the Pacific Division--eight points behind division-leading San Jose.
Fast forward three weeks, and the Coyotes are tied with the Sharks for first place, and seventh in the West.
The 29-year-old Vermette, although experiencing a down year as far as offensive production is concerned, should help the Coyotes' offense down the middle. Not only is he a modest offensive option, he should also fit seamlessly into coach Dave Tippett's defensive approach to the game.
Through 60 games with Columbus this season, Vermette has only mustered up eight goals and 19 assists. To be fair, it's not his fault as it's pretty hard to be offensively productive when you're playing 90-percent of the game in your own zone.
Unlike most players shipped to new cities around this time of year, Vermette is not an expiring contract.
Vermette is in the second season of a five-year, $18.75 million contract. His deal came on the heals of a career year, when he netted 27 goals and 38 assists for the Blue Jackets in 2010.
The second-round pick that the Coyotes sent to Columbus is the pick acquired in the Kyle Turris deal, while the fifth-rounder will turn into a fourth-round pick, should the Coyotes advance past the first round of the playoffs.
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Tracing the Salmonella Outbreak continued...
The most damning evidence against the PCA plant comes from Connecticut, where on Jan. 19 an unopened jar of King Nut peanut butter -- a brand sold only to institutions -- was found to contain the same Salmonella Typhimurium bacteria isolated from sick people at that institution.
King Nut gets its peanut butter directly from PCA. Earlier, the same strain of salmonella was found in an opened jar of King Nut peanut butter in Minnesota.
The second piece of evidence against PCA's Blakely plant comes from the FDA's ongoing investigation of the plant, which has been shut down. FDA detectives isolated salmonella in two places inside the plant.
While the salmonella found in the plant is different from the outbreak strain, it shows the plant did not operate under safe manufacturing procedures, says Stephen Sundlof, DVM, director of the FDA's Center for Food Safety and Applied Nutrition.
Sundlof had strong words for the food manufacturing industry.
"The food industry is responsible for assuring their products are safe. They are required to follow good manufacturing practices," he says. "When something like this happens, it represents a failure of the industry -- or here, an individual in the industry -- not living up to what is expected from them from a legal and moral standpoint. And that is to make sure their products are not harmful to the public."
Salmonella in Peanut Butter
How can intensely processed foods contain living bacteria?
Sudlof says roasting of peanuts, if done correctly, is supposed to kill any salmonella that might be in the product. Either this did not happen at the Blakely plant, or the peanut products were contaminated after the roasting stage of the manufacturing process.
Heating to a proper temperature kills salmonella, but only if the bacteria are in a moist place. When in a product relatively free of water, such as peanut butter or peanut paste, the bacteria can survive heating, says Robert Tauxe, MD, MPH, deputy director of the CDC's Division of Foodborne, Bacterial and Mycotic Diseases.
"When salmonella is in something dry, it can survive much more heat than when it is in something wet. It is a curious phenomenon of the organism," Tauxe says.


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Raveonettes With Tamaryn In Solana Beach
- When Saturday, May 7, 2011 at 9 p.m.
- Where Belly Up Tavern, 143 S Cedros Ave, Solana Beach, CA Map | Website
- Age limit 21+
- Categories Dance, Rock
- Cost $18 - $20
Above: Image of Danish noir rock duo, Raveonettes.
The Raveonettes are a Danish noir rock duo whose music is characterized by close two-part vocal harmonies inspired by The Everly Brothers coupled with hard-edged electric guitar overlaid with liberal doses of noise.
The pair will be performing their signature style on May 7, 2011 at 9 p.m. with Tamaryn.
Their songs juxtapose the structural and chordal simplicity of 50s and 60s rock with intense electric instrumentation, driving beats and often dark lyrical content, similar to another of the band's influences, The Velvet Underground.
Tickets: $18.00/ $20 day of show
Location: Belly Up, 143 South Cedros Avenue Solana Beach, CA 92075. Google Map.
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Type of Physician: Developmental-Behavioral Pediatrician
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Louisa H. Randall
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1111 E Brickyard Rd Ste 205
Salt Lake City, UT 84106
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Bountiful, Utah 84010
(801) 295-236
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630 Medical Dr
Bountiful, Utah 84010
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Bountiful, Utah 84010
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8th Ave & C St
Bountiful, Utah 84143
(801) 408-110
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1275 E Fairfax Rd
Bountiful, Utah 84103
(801) 536-350
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100 Mario Capecchi Dr
Bountiful, Utah 84113
(801) 662-100
- 7Salt Lake Regional Medical Ctr
1050 E South Temple
Bountiful, Utah 84102
(801) 350-411
- 8University Of Utah Hospital
50 N Medical Dr
Bountiful, Utah 84132
(801) 581-212
- 9George E. Wahlen VA Medical Ctr
500 Foothill Blvd
Bountiful, Utah 84148
(801) 582-156
- 10University Of Utah Neuropsych
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Bountiful, Utah 84108
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Bountiful, Utah 84107
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Hourly fast trains to Geneva Airport (90 mins), Verbier (1 hr) and also to Milan (about 3 hours) plus frequent post bus service to all resoirts and also to Aosta. Surrounding areas nown for its abricots, tomatoes, pears, strawberries, asparagus and white wine (Fendant).
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Dressing the Same Isn't That Lame
OK, so it seems everyone's supposed to have a strong opinion on the whole playoff T-shirt thing—you know, those matching-color T-shirts that some teams ask fans to wear to post-season basketball and hockey games, so it looks like 19,000 people are about to run a 5K to benefit a dog hospital.
I don't know. Am I a weirdo because I'm not outraged about the T-shirts? Is it OK that I'm OK with them?
It's just a T-shirt. Come on. They're usually given out free, and everybody likes free stuff—free hats, free umbrellas, free beer, free food. There's a restaurant near Times Square that hands out free hors d'oeuvres on the sidewalk, and everyone freaks out like they're throwing $100 bills in the air. Who says no to a T-shirt? Even if those things will be cleaning up oil in the garage in two weeks.
Besides, some fans can use the push. You would think a real-live seat at a real-live sporting event would be enough of a thrill, but nonstop excitement can't be guaranteed anymore. We live in times in which arenas literally have to tell their audiences to GET LOUD. Who hasn't been slightly depressed by an announcement on a scoreboard commanding fans to MAKE SOME NOISE, and the videotaped pleas from players ("I CAN'T HEAR YOU" etc.), agitating for roars? Even worse is the sad little noise thermometer which surges with rising decibels, as if to confirm the audience isn't dead or passed out from too many hot pretzels.
The T-shirts make it easy for the modern fan. You put one on, and you're on board. Yes, you have many distractions: you have your smartphone, and your friends, or perhaps a client, and you're worried about the traffic home. But if you do nothing else for the next two hours, at least you blend in. This is good. (Now you are excused to check your email.)
And please—please, please, please—don't say the playoff T-shirts are killing individual fashion style. Have you seen what most people wear to sporting events? Jeans, shorts, jorts, sneakers, sandals, stinky jerseys, crusty old hats. Most of us dress up more to chase a raccoon out of the garbage.
(An aside: the nicest-dressed group I've seen at a sporting event (besides the Preakness infield, of course) has to be the crowd at last week's Madrid Open tennis event—The blue clay one the players moaned and groaned out. Did you see the Madrid Open fans? Suits, crisp shirts, immaculate sundresses, perfect sunglasses—they were overdressed to watch polo.)
Playoff T-shirts are an upgrade from the usual sartorial disaster. And they look pretty great on TV. The Smurf-y blue in Oklahoma City has been the best; the white T-shirt "White-Outs" for Miami Heat and Phoenix Coyote games is all right, too, even if it gives an arena a vague waiting-room-in-the-afterlife feel.
All of it is preferable to being one of those sad, non-playoff arenas or ballparks where 70% of your supposed fans dress up as empty seats.
Yes I know the complaints. The T-shirts are a corny fad. They limit freedom of expression. They're a cloying example of Flash Mob excitability. The old-school sports towns are especially smug about the T-shirt gimmick; they think it's tacky and nouveau. There's some cultural and geographic snobbery.
Whatever. I'd rather have Kevin Durant and the Thunder than wear my own dumb hipster T-shirt.
Playoff T-shirts aren't a problem. A problem is that you can buy a used Jetta for the price it takes to bring your family to two playoff games. A problem is that these playoffs don't end until July 2017. A problem is that these playoffs don't have Derrick Rose. Go complain to a Chicago Bulls fan about playoff T-shirts. See how that goes.
This is enthusiasm. This isn't a big deal. Keep your shirt on.


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For many British families a Sunday roast is the staple meal of the weekend, an afternoon where family come together over homely food and more often than not a special bottle of wine.
For something special such as a rib of beef or roast leg of lamb, you will probably want something sumptuous in style to match the richness of the meat, so try a Rioja or a Rhône with your lamb dish, they come with a structure that helps balance out all the different intense flavours and textures.
A superb match to the rich flavours of a roast chicken is Pinot Noir. There's something about the quality and purity of fruit flavours, combined with a slightly savoury overlay that makes it work brilliantly with gravy, stuffing and vegetables too.Shop Easter Classics
Fish is traditionally served on Good Friday and is a great way to kick off the long weekend.
The different tastes and textures you find in fish provide an exciting range of wine matching options. Salmon excels with a rich white, especially if there's a creamy sauce or you're serving it with buttery potatoes. A great example would be the Rustenberg Chardonnay, but for many the classic pairing is a sublime white Burgundy.
If the dish has more herbs and a citrus edge, it's worth choosing a bright, crisp style. New Zealand has a fine array of lighter options, such as the Tiki RidgeSauvignon Blanc.Wines to pair with Fish
The wine you choose depends on what cut of meat you are serving. A slightly fattier cut of steak such as rib eye can handle a more robust red, such as the Arc du Rhône or even a "King of the Rhône" Châteauneuf-du-Pape. Leaner cuts such as a fillet excel with lighter reds such as the Mischief and Mayhem Pinot Noir Burgundy.
How your steak is cooked must also be taken into account. More charred flavours need slightly sweeter flavours. This is where Malbec, such as the Valdivieso Winemakers Reserva really comes into its own. It has seductive fruity flavours which work beautifully with barbecued steaks. If you prefer your steak rare then go for lean wines with elegant fresh acidity such as the Cecchi Sagrato Chianti Riserva.Wines to pair with Steak
Our range of vegetarian wines is now more varied than ever.
It's worth remembering that very often the vegetarian-counterpart to a meat dish will work just as well. For example, either a vegetarian or meaty lasagna will work brilliantly with southern Italian reds such as a Italia Primitivo
If you plan to serve a particularly special bottle, adding a rich mouth-coating ingredient, such as cheese, will immediately make any vegetarian dish more wine-friendly. Pulses and nuts also have a similar effect, while mushrooms have a savoury richness that excels with fine Italian reds.Shop Vegetarian Wine
Asian fusion food is based on balance of flavours; sweet, sour, salty, bitter spicy. And the perfect wine match needs to be equally well balanced. In general, a hint of sweetness works really well alongside chilli heat.
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Australian Shiraz or the Brazin Zinfandel have the depth of flavour required to stand up to the bold flavours of grilled meats and sausages.
For an alternative to heavier reds, try a chilled bottle of Jacobs Creek Sparkling Shiraz it is great with the smoky flavours of a barbecue.
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No need to look any further than Italy for wine matches to go with pasta or pizza. Tomato sauces can work with either white or red, try a crisp white such as St Michael Eppan Pinot Grigio or a simple red such as the Canaletto Montepulciano Abruzzo. Creamy sauces such as Carbonaras are great with the nutty character of Soave such as Inama Vigneti di Foscarino Soave Classico.
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If you're having a citrussy style of chicken with garlic and herbs, an excellent match is a fresh style of Chardonnay such as Waitrose Chablis or head to Italy for a Pinot Grigio, Vermintino or a good Soave.
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For the sweetest of the sweet, look out for the classic wines of Tokaji, especially Disznókö Tokaji Aszú 5 Puttonyos. The fortified Rutherglen Muscat from Australia or the sweet red,Waitrose Seriously Plummy Maury. are ideal with indulgent desserts. And don't forget Fortified wines, which have great depth and richness – Sherry, Madeira and Port are all fantastic matches for desserts or cake containing dried fruits, nuts or chocolate.Shop Dessert Wines
Beronia Reserva Rioja, £13.49/75cl
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If you have white wine with fish and chips, why not have champagne with posh fish and chips? This delicious award-winner, made from Pinot Noir grapes (hence the blanc de noirs, white from black, on the label) is bubbly and fruity, perfect with the frothy tempura batter and the very thin chips in this recipe, which is a fun twist on the traditional dish. I am very happy with this playful match.
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Markus Huber Gruner Veltliner Traisental, Austria, £10.79/75cl
I'd always go to a long thin bottle like this for chilli, spices and Asian flavours. If you're uncertain of what's inside, always ask for help. There is a hint of ginger and a real puff of white pepper in this elegant and refined Gruner Veltliner, which complements the fish beautifully. This is a wine almost as good-looking as the winemaker… I am told!
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Tre Fiori Greco di Tufo DOCG with Clams & prawn spaghetti
This wine has a really gorgeous fruity zesty ping ping to it, a citrus overtone that matches the lemon twist in this spaghetti dish, so much so that you might use a drop of it in the cooking. This is a satisfactory match that's pleasurable on every level.
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Waitrose Amontillado Sherry 7scl
This is really left-field, but the combination of these big flavours - the sweetness of the peppers, the bitterness of the rocket and the spiciness of the chorizo - bring out a really lovely smokiness in the sherry. It's a surprising and unusual match, but delicious and very very Spanish.
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Thailand with love XIV by photoportWatch
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Just beautiful, and what a gorgeous model!
truly fabulous wonderful pose, exposure, the texture of the sand, and form
Gorgeous woman, sweet photo
love the sexy, yet somber pose... wonderful model and pose, great light... so nice...
This I really like.
This is brilliant! ^^
Those sandmarks are catchy
I can't help but love the series
Beautiful, subtle shot
Everything working for you in this shot, lovely, sensual, shy and private ... almost
I like the desaturation in color, it has a very mellow and relaxing feeling to it. Nice work!
Lovely sensual shot.
What a beautiful portrait. This girl is sweet!
simply adorable
Sweet, can I ask how you find models in Thailand? I've been there twice and plan on returning. I've never been able to locate and decent models.
A remarkable and beautiful pice of art.
Very Beautiful
very nice indeed
another brilliant image. I love the vaginal shapes in the background! Such a peaceful image.
So peaceful and your exposures are always top class.