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Off we went in family convoy, granny soon forging ahead. Even in a downpour, the high street of Moreton-in-Marsh is still as pretty as a rain-sodden picture. Even more attractive is the warmth that greets you as you step into the Marsh Goose. The walls inside are a soothing cream to match the bare stone and the objets d'art scattered around are pleasing eclectic, ranging from a fetching iron chicken with "a hairbrush on its bottom" (description courtesy of junior, by now in better form after a sleep and a slug of Calpol) via handsome wall-strung kilim, to reassuring pictures of fruit and vegetables. Rooms lead one into another, giving an impression of space and airiness to what must have been a series of small dark rooms. A log fire crackles in the central space, inviting the chilled arrivals to huddle in well-padded armchairs and sofas. Here we found granny, grinning from ear to ear, having been admirably cosseted while she waited.
This is no dull, old fashioned, Olde Englande sort of hang out. Sonia Kidney (you can't get a much better name for a chef than that) knows how to conjure up a fine combination of foods in what is entirely her own style. Where else would you find "chump of lamb with vanilla, tomato and chervil sauce", "sauteed duck livers with creamed celeriac and aubergine crisps" or indeed the most unexpected "casserole of lambs' kidneys, chorizo sausage and noisette potatoes"? And that last dish is just what I ordered for my first course without a moment's hesitation.
A fabulous combination, it turned out to be too; tender kidneys, excellent spicy chorizo as counterbalance, tiny, melting browned little balls of potato, all bathed in the kind of rich, dark jus that is a pain to create at home. My mother-in-law, who had gamely taken the dishes that I didn't order from the set menu (brilliant value at pounds 14 for three courses), started with a cool mound of smoked haddock layered with lightly spiced tomato and avocado, and topped with tiny, softly poached quails' eggs. Meanwhile, William came up trumps with the perfectly fired scallops, fat and sweet caramelised brown on the exterior, still juicily semi-raw but warm at the centre, served with a diamond of Parmesan-laden grilled polenta, voluptuous strips of roast red pepper and a suitably salty dark black olive dressing. The healthy child loved her cauliflower and rosemary soup, strange companions, I thought, verging on the edge of incompatibility, though not an opinion shared by my daughter.
Our main courses arrived almost an hour and a half after we arrived at the restaurant. This is not the place to come if you are after a swift repast, or even one of average duration. Granny was eventually placated with a lovely stew of veal, zipped into life, as veal needs to be, with a zestful olive, tomato and tarragon sauce. The olive oil mash went well with it, though I have to say I think mash needs butter, and olive oil is a modern affectation that doesn't bring out the best in a pureed potato.
I shouldn't dwell on it, since I was more occupied with my cod, nicely cooked though the skin might have been crisper, served on a sharp aubergine and spring onion ragout. The tartness came from shakes of balsamic vinegar, the flesh of the aubergine stained even darker with the aid of salty soy sauce. It worked well with the mild cod, as a sort of relish, though on its own it bowled in with too much acidity. The resistance of the mess of greens (Brussels tops, were they, or wintry spring greens?) was a bold touch to set against the softness of fish and aubergine. William's brill was slightly overdone, but the anchovy butter sauce and herb crust made up for that four fold.
On a previous visit to the Marsh Goose, I'd been quite knocked out by Sonia Kidney's Pear and Frangipane tart - up there with the gods, I thought - so my choice of pudding was inevitable. It was as good as I'd remembered, with divinely melting, crisp, thin pastry and heavenly tender, fragrant almond filling animated with thin slices of soft, grainy pear. William is a sucker for sticky toffee pudding and pronounced it everything a good sticky toffee pudding should be. Two devastatingly rich white and dark chocolate terrines were devoured by the oldest and youngest members of the party.
Sonia Kidney is very good at puddings. Well, she's pretty good at most things culinary. Still, if you wanted to cut the length of time you spend here, you could skip the last course and make a beeline to the Marsh Goose's small shop next door. It is mainly stocked with useful and/or snazzy kitchen equipment, but also does a nice line in wicked tarts and puddings to take away (not to mention an excellent selection of wines). The empire doesn't stop there, either. If you want a less formal setting for the Kidney delights, then head a few miles further on to Paxford, where they've taken over the pub to great local acclaim. If anyone can lift the standards of pub food, this team certainly can. Let's just hope you don't have to wait half an hour for every pint.
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By: trHUrrIXC5MMX, 6:30 PM GMT on November 28, 2013
I wish a great Thanksgiving to all wunderground bloggers 'circum mundum' who have come to share with others their experiences about the wonderful and never ending world of weather. Happy Thanksgiving
Today is the day in which we all gather at the table to dine as a big family, to talk to each other, to be friendly. Share love with kindness tonight! Enjoy the turkey.
Unfortunately there are thousands of poor and hungry people around the country who won't be able to do that tonight. I always keep them Im mind. Be thankful for having a meal.
Major Winter Storm finally departs... everything is done!
Unofficially named Boreas, this trans-continental winter storm brought severe to dangerous conditions to many around the country.
Major snowfalls around the Rockies, heavy snow in north Texas, dangerous ice accumulations around Dallas, TX put many people's lives in jeopardy when driving after an ice accumulation nearly 1". Tornadoes and severe thunderstorms rumbled in the southeast and the rage of the storm was unleashed in the northeast. Widespread snowfall accumulations over a foot in the northern country with flooding rains along the coast being whipped by the howling winds gusting up to 60 mph in many locations.
This storm was indeed disastrous.
Storm reports around the NYC area
Danbury... 3.77" (CT)
Norwalk... 3.25"
Stamford... 2.90"
Bridgeport... 2.15"
Middletown... 2.71"
Meriden... 2.81"
Gilman... 3.10"
Clarks Falls... 2.93"
Ramsey... 3.68" (NJ)
Allendale... 3.28"
Park Ridge... 3.25"
Cedar Grove... 3.77"
Harrison... 3.09"
Little Falls... 3.35"
Syosset... 3.00" (NY)
Levittown... 2.50"
Central Park... 2.49"
Nanuet... 3.24"
Lake Rokonkoma... 2.44"
White Plains Airport... 3.70"
A wind gust of 48 mph was reported in Norwalk,CT, 46 mph in Wallingford, 54 mph in Bridgeport, 51 mph in Mamaroneck, NY, 64 mph in Stony Brook, 55 mph in East Hampton and 45 mph in White Plains Airport.
Northeast snowfall
Light blue (1-5") bark blue (5-8") pink (9-14")
Record cold in Georgia this morning
COLDEST DAY ever in the south for me:
Marietta, GA at 5:58 AM
Temperature: 20F*
Felt like: 12F
Winds: W at 6 mph
Pressure: 1026.75mb
Humidity: 86%
*Marietta sets new record low temperature (20F) breaking 2002's 24F low.
The average low for this day of 38F (18F below normal)
About the snow yesterday... FFC NWS
.. Record daily maximum snowfall set at Atlanta...
A record snowfall of 0.4 inch(es) was set at Atlanta today. This is
also the highest snowfall ever recorded at Atlanta in the month of
Nov 28 11:45 PM Update
Possible snow early next week for Northwest
Typhoon Haiyan - The all time most lethal storm to strike the Philippines has now taken over 5.5 thousand lives. Keep the victims and their relatives in your prayers
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New York City, NY - Atlanta GA Radars
Tropical Awareness
New York City - Atlanta Weather 2013
Im transitioning into Christmas mode on December 1st.
Updated: 4:42 AM GMT on November 29, 2013
By: trHUrrIXC5MMX, 4:07 AM GMT on November 23, 2013
Possible coastal low to disrupt the Thanksgiving Holiday weekend?
Update: 9:10 PM EST Nov 25
Now snow expected along littoral areas at all now. Just rain. Big rain accumulating from 3 to 5" with strong winds gusting up to 60 mph.
Localize flooding expected
Interior places could get a foot of snow. Upstate New York and northern New England should be looking for 6" to 15" of heavy wet snow.
The center of the low should track very close to Nantucket, MA and enter southern Maine
Expect very strong winds all across the northeast from this strong coastal low. Power outages are very likely.
How much snow where?
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Typhoon Haiyan
The number of deaths Haiyan is responsible for is now over 5,000 people.
When Haiyan reached it's maximum destructive power of destruction, people knew the storm was not a joke anymore. These are the consequences; 5,270 died.
The deadliest storm I have ever seen and tracked.
Haiyan was a historic and catastrophic typhoon and getting closer and closer to become the deadliest typhoon ever for the Philippines.
Major Cold temperatures for Northern Georgia
Nov 27 6:20 PM Update
Snow fell in my area!!!
Widespread snow for the south...from few flakes around the MS River to over half a foot in the southern Appalachians
Atlanta's coldest day thus far this winter season to be Wednesday. The highs for November 27 will not ascend above 35F.
Expect some gusty winds as well... dangerous wind chills expected just like those in the north
AM Temperatures Wednesday
Wind chill temperatures
Heavy rains are expected from tonight on thru Thursday morning... expecting accumulations of 3-4" and some isolated 5" across northern Georgia. A Flood watch is in effect addressing this matter.
November 17 tornado outbreak
Washington, IL a city seriously devastated by a powerful 190 mph EF4 tornado.
How could you start from zero again? No words to describe...
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Typhoon Haiyan Thanksgiving Nor'Easter
Updated: 11:20 PM GMT on November 27, 2013
By: trHUrrIXC5MMX, 7:07 AM GMT on November 15, 2013
11/21 10:20 pm Update
Wintry weather across the central States
My new winter weather graphic
8:50 pm ET update
The Ohio River Valley will be up for the biggest storms... damaging storms packing squalls, hail, gusty winds, loud thunder and perhaps the unexpected dangerous tornadoes.
My long-not-seen tornado map...
Cyclone Sidr, one of the most devastating storms to hit Bangladesh and killing over 10,000 people.
It was today (our time) when Sidr reached maximum intensity of category 5 equivalent. Packing winds of 160 mph and headed right for landfall in Bangladesh on November 15, 2007
The damages are estimated at $1.7 billion
Sidr made landfall at 1700 UTC (1 PM EST) as a 135 mph category 4 cyclone.
The storm dissipated on Nov 16.
Sidr is an Arabic name for a fruit tree which belongs to the genus ziziphus
I'll have my hurricane scorecard winners later, sometime in December.
There are only 15 days left of this hurricane season. The Atlantic is pretty much done.
Possible Severe weather this upcoming Sunday
NEW: Improved graphic, the top bar has big changes
7:15 PM 11/15 Update
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Updated: 3:20 AM GMT on November 22, 2013
By: trHUrrIXC5MMX, 11:56 PM GMT on November 12, 2013
South-wide Artic blast. Prepare for dangerously low temperatures anywhere from Texas to Georgia
A 1,200 mile stretch for freeze warnings all across the southern states. Some which get very close to the coast in the central Gulf states.
Please protect your children, pets, all kinds of plants subject to damage, vegetation and yourself.
The big issue with this cold is going to be the gusty winds. Winds of 20-25 mph and gusts up to 35 mph will be responsible for a significant drop of those temperature forecasts. Be sure that the forecast temperature will be lower if winds are expected.
For Tonight... take a look at the two graphics below
Northern Georgia will experience it's lowest temperatures of the winter season.
All around the Atlanta Metro Area to expect temperatures in the mid 20s.
However if you like in the counties of Cherokee, Paulding, Douglas and further westward into Alabama or if you live around Peachtree City and La Grange expect even colder temperatures, pissibly in the low 20s...
IN THE TEENS?? Yes! A wind advisory is in effect for most of Georgia, this will be the killer. Please dress accordingly.
Those temperatures described above will be felt at some points as 10 degrees lower!
This is what the FFC NWS says it could feel like for our area in Atlanta
I'll be giving updates in the comment section below... come to take a look
Nov 13 Update 7:10 PM EST
Reporting today's low temperatures. Source NWS FFC
Typhoon Haiyan - Yolanda
"We need help, nothing is happening"
"Please Help us"
Just some shouts from the desperate Philippine people dying for help. There are thousands and thousands of people who are still hoping to receive it. These people are the survivors of the tremendous horror and extreme devastation they experienced yet they are alive but they are in great need of a helping hand. Please help, donate if you can. Im sure they will thank you forever even if they don't get to meet you.
"We don't know of the magnitude of this tragedy, we won't ever know since we didn't experience it as they did. Let's have pity and compassion for our friends of the Philippines" - Max
The confirmed death toll is now nearing 1,900. It was over 800 yesterday. That's not including the 10,000 additional one from some reports.
I fear this number to increase exponentially over the next few days. So sad :(
International Response...
Thanks to China, Hong Kong, Japan, Israel, Iran and Russia
South Korea is donating $5 million, United Arab Emirates' President Khalifa expressed his condolences and donated $10 million, Canada send $5 million for immediate aid, Uk donated 10 million pounds (~$16 million).
Germany is giving 23 tons of aid. New Zealand $1.2 million, Taiwan $200,000, Singapore $40,000, The Vatican City plans to donate $150,000 as Pope Francis expressed "I ask all of you to join me in prayer for the victims of Typhoon Haiyan / Yolanda especially those in the beloved islands of the Philippines".
All aforementioned aid is needed urgently as yours!
First snow of the year in the NYC Area
Connecticut reports the biggest accumulation from this morning's snow. It began snowing around 7:30 AM to after 9 AM EST. This is the first snow of the season for them
CONNECTICUT - Fairfield County
Ridgefield.. 2.0"
Shelton.. 1.5
Newtown.. 1.3"
New Canaan.. 0.8"
Norwalk.. 0.3"
Armonk in Westchester county NY received 2.3"
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Atlanta, GA radar
Tropical Awareness
New York City - Atlanta Weather 2013
Atlanta, GA Winter Weather Philippines 2013 Typhoon Season Haiyan Yolanda Snow NYC Area
Updated: 12:08 AM GMT on November 14, 2013
By: trHUrrIXC5MMX, 2:33 AM GMT on November 08, 2013
2013 NOW HOLDS THE ALL TIME RECORD THE MOST POWERFUL TROPICAL CYCLONE TO HIT LAND... after 44 years of 1969 Camille.
This extremely powerful storm will level anything on it's path... complete annihilation across many cities in the Central Philippines. It was a life decision whether to evacuate or not if you lived there.
My prayers to the victims and those who lie on the path of this apocalyptic atmospheric phenomenon.
No words to describe how extreme nature's fury could be.
We are with you!
South Snow and possible Brutal Cold
It looks more likely to have snow across the interior south... just light snowfall is possible from this weak wave moving along. Expect possible snowfall accumulating across the high terrains.
A possible coastal low could form offshore North Carolina... depending on it's tack: closer to the shore or out to sea, could determine whether a big snow event is on the outlook for the Northeast major cities as displayed in the map below
A high pressure system dipping down from Canada is expected to move across the southeast bringing below freezing temperatures for many interior areas. Widespread freezing is possible. Cities like Atlanta, Nashville, Greensboro, Augusta, Chattanooga, Charlotte, Raleigh, Wilmington, Mobile, Montgomery and Birmingham could expect temperatures in the 30s or much lower
It is possible for Atlanta to reach low 20s by midweek next week. North Georgia and the other states bordering the Appalachians may experience temperatures in the teens or even single digits!
More information on Sunday.
First snowflakes for the east coast?
It's expected to be a weak storm to slide by across the Ohio Valley into the Southern Appalachians bringing light snow.
The 540 line or 5400m (thickness) used in models determine the boundary between the rain-snow line. Any warmer (540+) or colder (540-) is key to determine snow.
In this case anyone inside the 534 line could most likely be getting snow
However, this could mean trouble for interior northeast later in the week as a coastal low develops and head up along the coast bringing snow across the area. Coastal rough seas and gusty winds are also likely
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Atlanta, GA radar
Tropical Awareness
New York City - Atlanta Weather 2013
18z GFS
Updated: 5:29 AM GMT on November 11, 2013
By: trHUrrIXC5MMX, 10:36 AM GMT on November 04, 2013
Happy work week everyone... when you go to work, many of you just have to deal with the highway traffic, noise and delays but our friends in the north will also have to worry about the danger of slippery roads from a potentially significant snowstorm heading their way.
That is for our friends from the 'Land of 10,000' Lakes indeed!
Expect accumulable snow all across southern and eastern Minnesota into northern Wisconsin. Also In northern Kansas and southern South Dakota.
"Shovel-able" snowfall starts from Sioux Falls on eastward so if you are driving by I-90 East to Minnesota you shuld pay attention to the weather forecast for Tuesday Evening and overnight into Wednesday. Expect 3 inches to near half a foot in Sioux Falls, SD.
As we enter Minnesota, the snowfall is expected to be higher, from New Ulm-Mankato into the Twin Cities Metro Area across the state border into Wisconsin there is the potential for over half-a-foot of snow. Yes that is 6" or more for you.
The Twin Cities Metro Area should be on the lookout for 6"+. There is even the potential for certain areas to receive 7-10" of heavy wet snow.
Do note: Any slightest deviation from the forecast path of the storm now will significantly change the amount of snow for the current forecast thus shifting these accordingly.
When you return home Tuesday evening from work either to St. Paul or Minneapolis by interstates 94, 35E-35W, 394 or 494 please drive slowly and carefully.... it's expected to be snowing by this time.
From earlier on this time, the entire weather event will start as rain since temperatures remain well above the freezing mark, then by the evening it's when things get exciting for those snow-lovers.
It's very important also the exact time when the change over to snow occurs, if it happens earlier than forecast the forecast amounts overall will increase. Please keep yourself on top of the weather news throughout today and tomorrow.
Unveiling my brand-new 2013-2014 Winter Season Map
The new Features:
-Cities at risk: Potential cities in the path of the storm to get the worst of the storm
Snow Color Scale:(Top left) The estimated amount of snow based in the color being the number mark. For example: Light blue represents nearly 2", turning greenish is for 6", green is for 12"
The remnants of Pacific Tropical Storm Sonia is a major moisture contributor to this snow event.
To adress this issue the Twin Cities NWS Office (located in Chanhassen, MN) has issued a Winter Storm Watch for the entire area, yes, including the major metro area.
From my previous blog, this morning the entire NYC Area will be experiencing some of the coldest temperatures of the season.
Freeze warnings are in effect for the entire NYC boroughs, Long Island, NJ Hudson counties and CT counties (only coastal areas) of Fairfield, New Haven and Middlesex.
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Atlanta, GA radar
Tropical Awareness
New York City - Atlanta Weather 2013
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Winter Weather Minnesota Minneapolis - St. Paul
Updated: 12:02 PM GMT on November 04, 2013
By: trHUrrIXC5MMX, 12:04 AM GMT on November 03, 2013
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Connecticut Cold
Chilly morning for my friends residing in Port Chester, NY into Stamford, Norwalk, Fairfield, Bridgeport and New Haven. A cold November morning it will be! In the upper 20s
Even to those in the middle of Long Island like Riverhead, Upton and Brentwod Suffolk County NY.
A Freeze watch is in effect for almost all coastal CT into Westchester NY and NJ Counties along Hudson River.
All East coast will be able to see an eclipse (weather allowing) starting out as annular to then becoming total. The Bahamas, Bermuda northern South America, The Caribbean, Azores, Cape Verde and much of Africa and the Iberian Peninsula will be able to see the total eclipse. Countries of eastern Africa may be able to see a bit of it by sunset as places along the East Coast US (not too far inland) may do so by sunrise.
My all time favorite picture... so overwhelming
Please push back your clocks one (1) hour by 2 AM local time or when you get up if they haven't done it themselves.
At 07:00 UTC the time must be changed back.
Great GA fall foliage going on... we are just starting to see the big changes.
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After a helicopter ride north from Vancouver, about 45 minutes of over the Discovery Islands, a dozen of us set down at the Sonora Resort on a recent trip. This is the only way it can be reached, via air or boat. No roads mar the pristine beauty of the deep red cedar, fir, pine and spruce forests here. How ironic, to be spoiled rotten in one of the most unspoiled places on earth.
Unless you just really hate the ocean and relaxing in paradise, the Maldives are probably already on your travel bucket list. And for good reason. The 1,200 isles are scattered across 500 miles of Indian Ocean and boast white sand beaches, enchanting underwater worlds and high-end accommodations that are themselves, private island retreats.
There is a reason that over three million travelers choose to visit Bali every year. For decades, Bali has consistently drawn holidaymakers from around the world by offering diverse experiences with a common theme of beauty, hospitality and authenticity. The island nation offers a wild night life, crowded markets and plenty of action, but not Uluwatu—which sums up why we visited. I have been to Bali more times than I can recall, but this last trip was a favorite.
Situated on Mexico's Pacific Coast is the Riviera Nayarit, a vacationer's paradise with nearly 200 miles of award-winning beaches and some of the finest resorts in the country. On a recent visit I stayed on the Punta Mita strip at the luxury Iberostar Playa Mita as well as Marival Residences in Nuevo Vallarta. Both offer a great stay for different reasons.
We love hotels (obviously). But at the same time, it's really hard for us to pass up villa living when visiting island destinations. For one, renting a private estate means more seclusion and less noisy neighbors disrupting an otherwise peaceful vacation. And, they are unique. You get to stay in a place that was stylishly-designed and unlike any other property around.
The bid to be top dog in Las Vegas' glam hotel scene is a fierce competition. One property however, Nobu Hotel at Caesars Palace, seems to be clearly coming out on top, thanks to some celebrity devotees. P. Diddy parked himself at the ultra-luxe, $35,000-per-night Nobu Villa for the Mayweather–Pacquiao fight, and threw an after-party in the lavishly-appointed 10,300-square-foot space as well. Justin Bieber and Miley Cyrus have also called the villa, part of Caesars' eye-popping Anthology Suites & Villas offerings, home on visits to Sin City.
Although Peter Island Resort & Spa is set on 1,800 acre of land, staying at the hotel still makes you feel like you you're on your own private getaway. We recently stayed at the resort, and were pleasantly surprised to realize the property has its own complimentary ferry to transfer hotel guests back and forth between the islands.
If you've ever imagined your own personal retreat in Australia's New South Wales bushland, chances are your idyllic fantasy looks a lot like Pretty Beach House. The residence is an exclusive guest lodge offering butler service, stunning national parkland and shoreline views, and the utmost in privacy for a handful of guests. And it has just reopened after an extensive two-year remodel.
Gazing from my terrace at Villa Marie with curlicues of ivy entwined around it, the glitz and glamour of Saint-Tropez seem a world away; yet, the twinkling lights along the streets below seem close enough to touch. That's one of the many attractions of this five-star, 45-room Italian residence, one of several Maisons & Hotels Sibuet properties in Provence.
"What is the first word that people utter when they step inside this villa?" we asked our host William Matthews at Aquamare in Virgin Gorda. We were standing in the Great Room of what was to be our home for the next three days, and all we could think of was "WOW." "They don't utter any words at all," he replied, "but their mouths are wide open in silent awe," (ours were open in noisy awe).
Just forty miles north of Cairns is one of Queensland's most sought-after vacation destinations, and it's quite possible you've never even heard of it. Known for its beautiful beaches, year-round tropical climate, golf courses and fine dining, Port Douglas attracts elite travelers looking for a true escape Down Under. It's just far enough off-the-grid to keep the crowds at bay, but still within reach of the state's most popular attractions, further increasing its quiet appeal.
No trip to Myanmar would be complete without a visit to Inle Lake. In fact, if you only visit one place in the sovereign state, it should be this magical area. This lake, sitting 4,000-feet-above sea level, provides a microcosm of all of the delights you wish to experience in Myanmar without the hassle of traveling from village to village.
When a hotel's name means "surprise," my expectations surely rise; such was the case with Alila, whose Sanskrit name translates to just that. During my last trip to Malaysia and Indonesia, there was no greater sheer surprise than Alila Ubud, a modern marvel that rests on the floor of an untouched jungle in Bali.
Mexico has its share of picturesque destinations and plenty of luxe hotels lining its shoreline. But it's Casa Tres Soles that really has us dreaming of azure waters and fresh margs in Punta Mita. Sitting on a a secluded plateau overlooking the Pacific Ocean, the nine-bedroom residence includes three master suites, four guestrooms and two Casita bedrooms.
Those in-the-know are aware that right now is the best time to visit St. Barths. The warm weather lasts until around April and hurricane season doesn't visit the island until July. With temperatures floating around the mid-80s during the day and the high 60s in the evenings, we're definitely all for a winter vacay this month.


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The Government has been accused of adopting a "no room at the inn" policy after rejecting a United Nations appeal to allow refugees fleeing the crisis in Syria to live in Britain.
Ministers have decided not to join 16 nations, including the United States, France and Germany, which have pledged to allow a total of more than 10,000 refugees from the bloody three-year civil war to move to their countries.
Aid agencies are describing the UK Government's approach as "there's no room at the inn". Now the Labour Opposition is calling for ministers to accept between 400 and 500 Syrian refugees – including torture victims, people with family connections in Britain, and women and girls at high risk.
The Government insists it is better to help neighbouring countries such as Lebanon, Jordan, Turkey and Iraq cope as Syrians flee across their borders. Ministers say the UK is helping more than one million of the estimated 2.4 million refugees in what the UN views as the biggest emergency in its history.
Yvette Cooper, the shadow Home Secretary, told The Independent today: "We should be rightly proud of our humanitarian aid effort and the generosity of the British people. But we should also do our part, alongside other countries within the UN's programme, to provide a safe haven for some of the most vulnerable Syrian refugees fleeing this murderous conflict.
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"The British Government cannot turn its back on these people. It is our moral duty to respond to the UN's call for help for Syrian refugees – just as our country has helped those fleeing persecution for hundreds of years."
The Refugee Council said only about 0.1 per cent of Syrians fleeing the violence had found safety in the UK. It is urging people to ask their MPs to tell David Cameron "that we must play our part in providing a safe haven for the most vulnerable fleeing the war".
Antonio Guterres, the UN High Commissioner for Refugees, said: "It is not only financial, economic, and technical support to these [neighbouring] states which is needed.
In pictures: The last photographs of a war photographer killed in Syria
In pictures: The last photographs of a war photographer killed in Syria
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Smoke rises while residents run after what activists said was shelling from forces loyal to president Bashar Al-Assad on a fuel vendor in Al-Shaar area in Aleppo
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Free Syrian Army fighters walk with their weapons in the Umayyad mosque of Old Aleppo
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A boy warms up by a fire in Old Aleppo
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Residents push a cart at the Karaj al-Hajez crossing, a passageway separating Aleppo's Bustan al-Qasr, which is under the rebels' control, and Al-Masharqa neighbourhoods, an area controlled by the regime
5/10 The last photographs by Molhem Barakat
A member of the 'Liwaa al-Sultan Mrad' brigade, operating under the Free Syrian Army, holds his weapon as he sits on a chair along a street in Aleppo's Bustan al-Basha district
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Residents look for survivors through damage by what activists said was an airstrike with explosive barrels from forces loyal to President Bashar al-Assad in Al-Shaar area in Aleppo
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A Free Syrian Army fighter prays in Old Aleppo
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Free Syrian Army fighters sit together around a fire in the Sheikh Maksoud area in Aleppo
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The blood-stained camera of 17-year old Syrian activist and photographer Molhem Barakat following his death on 20 December 2013 as he took photos of a battle between rebels and forces loyal to Syrian President Bashar al-Assad over Kindi hospital in the northern Syrian city
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Syrian activist and photographer Molhem Barakat poses in this recent picture taken in November 2013. Barakat died on 20 December 2013, as he took photographs of a battle over Kindi Hospital in Aleppo, between rebels and forces loyal to Syrian President Bashar al-Assad
"It also includes receiving through resettlement, humanitarian admission, family reunification or similar mechanisms, refugees who are today in the neighbouring countries but who can find a solution outside the region."
Australia has pledged to take 500 Syrians for permanent resettlement and Sweden 400, while Germany will allow 5,000 temporary "humanitarian admissions" for two years and France 500. The US has not set an upper limit.
The UNHCR hopes other countries will follow suit through the flexible use of family reunification rules, waiving some visa requirements and allowing Syrians to enter for work, study, family or humanitarian purposes.
Mark Harper, the immigration minister, insisted: "The Government is committed to playing a leading part in the international relief effort."
In a letter to the Labour MP Meg Hillier, he said the UK was contributing £400,000 to a £10.5m European Union regional development and protection programme.
"I believe such initiatives should be our focus, rather than the resettlement or providing 'humanitarian evacuation' to displaced Syrians – initiatives which provide only limited relief to the neighbouring countries given the overall scale of the crisis they are facing," he said.
"I do not oppose other states choosing to offer humanitarian admission or resettlement to displaced Syrians. However, in my view, this should not be the focus of activity at present and is not the best way for the UK to make a difference."
Today the Home Office said the Government's £500m of aid to Syria was the UK's biggest ever response to a humanitarian crisis and almost equalled that of the other 27 EU countries combined. Some £217m will be spent inside Syria and £236m in neighbouring countries.
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The latest addition to our Reviews Section is a piece on Horacio Castellanos Moya's The She-Devil in the Mirror that I wrote. Katherine Silver translated this, and New Directions published it a couple months ago.
Senselessness was one of my favorite books from last year, and She-Devil is up there on my Best of 2009 list . . .
Here's the opening of the review:
At last year's Best Translated Book Award ceremony, there were three novels cited as the best of the best: eventual winner Attila Bartis's Tranquility, Roberto Bolano's 2666, and Horacio Castellanos Moya's Senselessness. All the judges agreed that Moya's book was really tight and amazing. Perfectly crafted, gripping, harrowing, and on occasion, quite funny.
What was especially promising was the long list of his other titles just sitting there, waiting to be translated. If only they're 75% as good as Senselessness . . .
This fall two of his earlier books finally made their way into English: Dance with Snakes (translated by Lee Paula Springer and published by Biblioasis), a fantastical, political novel involving a man who uses a bunch of snakes to go on a killing spree (we'll review this separately in the near future), and The She-Devil in the Mirror. Neither of these books is as ambitious or as powerful as Senselessness, but both prove—in totally different ways—that Moya is one of the great talents working today.
The She-Devil in the Mirror consists of nine one-sided conversations featuring Laura Rivera (who does all the talking), BFF of the recently deceased Olga Maria, who was gunned down in her own living room. Most of the narrative revolves around Olga Maria—the ongoing investigation into her murder, all of her various love affairs, and Laura's increasingly complex explanation of who the mastermind behind Olga Maria's death might be. These speculations are mixed in with Laura's self-obsessed musings, silly observations, and numerous complaints about the police investigation in an intriguing, run-together way reminiscent of a teenager on a late-night phone call.
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Prose translators will likely disagree, but I believe translating poetry requires a significant level of talent, a commitment to the text, and near mania, all of which suggests that the undertaking is the greatest possible challenge. The task is to. . .
The biggest issues with books like The Subsidiary often have to do with their underpinnings—when we learn that Georges Perec wrote La Disparition without once using the letter E, we are impressed. Imagine such a task! It takes a high. . .
Following The Infatuations, Javier Marías's latest novel seems, like those that have preceded it, an experiment to test fiction's capacity to mesmerize with sombre-sexy atmospheres and ruminative elongated sentences stretched across windowless walls of paragraphs. Thus Bad Begins offers his. . .
Death by Water, Kenzaburo Oe's latest novel to be translated into English, practically begs you to read it as autobiography. Like The Changeling, as well as many other works not yet released in English, Death by Water is narrated in. . .
Jocelyne Saucier's Twenty-One Cardinals is about the type of unique, indestructible, and often tragic loyalty only found in families. For a brief but stunningly mesmerizing 169 pages, Twenty-One Cardinals invited me in to the haunting and intimate world of the. . .
We know so very little; so little that what we think to be knowledge is hardly worth reckoning with at all; instead we ought to settle for being pleasantly surprised if, on the edge of things, against all expectations, our. . .
Many of Virginie Despentes's books revolve around the same central idea: "To be born a woman [is] the worst fate in practically every society." But this message is nearly always packaged in easy-to-read books that fill you with the pleasure. . .
Ilja Leonard Pfeijffer's La Superba is appropriately titled after the Italian city of Genoa, where, after escaping the pressures of fame in his own country, the semi-autobiographical narrator finds himself cataloguing the experiences of its mesmerizing inhabitants with the intention. . .
It took reading 44 pages of Intervenir/Intervene before I began to get a sense of what Dolores Dorantes and Rodrigo Flores Sánchez were up to. Recurring throughout these 44 pages—throughout the entire book—are shovels, shovel smacks to the face, lobelias—aha!. . .
As presaged by its title, contradiction is the theme of Peter Stamm's novel, All Days Are Night. Gillian, a well-known television personality, remains unknowable to herself. And Hubert, a frustrated artist and Gillian's lover, creates art through the process of. . .


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If Victor Lana was searching only for a coping mechanism after 9/11, he could have gone into therapy, spent his days in a bar, or become a hermit. Maybe he did a little of all of those. But Lana is a writer and he sought his way through the turmoil to craft an amazing collection of stories now collected in The Savage Quiet September Sun. This book not only represents a personal catharsis, but also serves as a wonderful honor to all those that perished, and all those that remain.
The stories are all different and touch on diverse subjects; murder, prejudice, young love, deceit, starting over – yet the common theme is some sort of severe loss due to the New York disaster.
"A Love Meant for Another Time" is an account of a young couple, high school sweethearts, Ozan – an Algerian Arab and Sylvia – a Russian Jew, who survived the extreme prejudice of their own families to go on and marry and start their own happy family. Told from the point of view of Greg, Oz's best friend, the story is a bit heartbreaking even before September 2001. We see the two marry with virtually no other family members willing to attend, and after their two children are born things do not get any better. But Oz and Sylvia's devotion is powerful- the love enduing well after Sylvia died in the terrorist attack as Oz states so eloquently in an email to Greg:
"Sometimes I think that our love was not meant for this time, but then I realize that this is wrong. Our love was meant for all time: an eternal flickering flame that would have ignited in any century across all continents on this earth…Perhaps love is the hope for this world; I think it's the salvation in the next one to be sure."
Love is also the central premise of "Some Kind of Happiness," which takes place at Jen and John's wedding reception. Jen had previously been engaged to Ralph, a chef at the World Trade Center. After 9/11, she started going to a survivors' support group and soon met John and his sister Carla. They had lost their younger sister in the attacks and were seeking the same sort of guidance and help as Jen. Eventually, John and Jen dated, and became engaged. Now, even after the vows were taken, Jen struggles with doubt, not sure if she can go through with the marriage.
What is compelling about September Sun is that the stories are all so universal. Average people are doing average things – loving, sinning, hoping, and despairing. After the attacks some lives changed more profoundly than others. Walter Blaine's life went from a frustrated, out-of-work salesman, to murderer, to hero. In "From the North Tower to Eternity," Blaine had decided to kill his callous and selfish boss, who had laid him off a few months earlier. Of course, as he made his way to his old office in the WTC that Tuesday morning, he knew his life would change – but never would have believed how drastically.
This is the kind of book you don't necessarily buy for the enjoyment factor. It's hard to say even which story I might have favored over another one, but I did like very much "Lockdown on 9/11." A high school teacher has ironically been leading a class discussion on Ray Bradbury's There Will Come Soft Rains, the short story about a nuclear holocaust. The discussion is interrupted by the principal's announcements about the planes striking the towers. What follows was probably the closest to my own life that day, questions, disbelief, confusion, as the students and teacher try painfully to follow the events through the Internet, their only source of information in their classroom.
Even as I agreed to review this book, I wasn't sure I was up to the task. I kept putting it aside, not wanting to revisit the anguish of the past. Even not having a direct personal loss, I – like so many others – felt a tremendous gaping hole in the collective awareness of what it meant to be a safe American. As hokey as this will seem, a line from Star Wars: A New Hope sums up that feeling, "I felt a great disturbance in the Force, as if millions of voices suddenly cried out in terror, and were suddenly silenced."
Lana's Savage Quiet September Sun, gives those voices their own stories, and helps us comprehend that day, one voice at a time.
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In a large mixing bowl, mix 1 well-beaten egg with 1 box yellow cake mix, and 1 stick of melted butter or margarine. When it makes a dough, move it to a 13-inch by 9-inch by 2-inch Pyrex dish, and use your hands to spread it evenly over the bottom. Now, make the filling. In a large mixing bowl, add 2 well-beaten eggs, a 16 oz. box of confectioner's sugar, and 8 oz. cream cheese (softened). Mix well, until all lumps of cream cheese and confectioner's sugar are gone. Now, pour this filling over the crust in the Pyrex dish. Bake in an oven that has been preheated to 350 degrees for 30 minutes. Cool to room temperature, and then cut into bars or squares, as desired. While the dish is cooling, sprinkle a little confectioner's sugar over the top for looks and flavor. Yum! You will like it!!!
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Total Fat 58 g89.2%
Saturated Fat 31 g155.2%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 281.4 mg93.8%
Sodium 1047.6 mg43.6%
Total Carbohydrates 218 g72.7%
Dietary Fiber 3 g12%
Sugars 165.7 g
Protein 14 g28.6%
Vitamin A 32.1% Vitamin C
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The Garigliano bowl is a small impasto bowl with bucchero glaze likely to have been produced around 500 BC, with an early Latin inscript written in a form of the western Greek or Etruscan alphabet.[1] It was found along the river Garigliano, between Lazio and Campania, in the vicinity of ancient Minturnae (now Minturno, Italy), in the ancient territory occupied by the Aurunci.[1]
As for word division, PARI MED ESOM KOM MEOIS SOKIOIS is immediately clear ; the rest is more problematic.
- Baldi, Philip (2002). The Foundations of Latin.
- Harvey, Paul B. (2000). "The inscribed bowl from the Garigliano (Minturnae): local diversity and Romanization in the 4th c. B.C." (PDF). Journal of Roman Archaeology. 13 (1). Retrieved 13 August 2014.
- Vine, Brent (August 2002). "Some 'Trivial' remarks on the 'Garigliano bowl' inscription: A response to P. Harvey (JRA 13, 2000)".
- Vine, Brent (1998). "Remarks on the Archaic Latin "Garigliano Bowl" Inscription" (PDF). Zeitschrift für Papyrologie und Epigraphik. 121: 257–262. Retrieved 13 August 2014.
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The Geographical and Institutional Proximity of Scientific Collaboration Networks
The geography of innovation has established itself as a central subject in economic geography. Geographical proximity to firms and organizations like universities is supposed to have a positive effect on a firms' innovative performance. One of the reasons causing these positive agglomeration effects is the fact that collaboration is eased by geographical proximity. Although the role of proximity for collaboration is a well researched theme with regard to innovation, less is known about the role of proximity in scientific collaboration and how this affects the probability and nature of networking among research institutions. This is surprising given the fact that collaboration in science has become a central policy issue. In this paper we set out a number of theoretical considerations about the role of geography for innovation and see whether these apply for science as well. The empirical part will focus on the geography of collaboration in scientific knowledge production, testing the hypothesis that collaboration between different kinds of organizations is geographically more localized than collaboration between the same kinds of organizations due to institutional or organizational proximity. Besides this we will analyze the importance of spatial proximity for various forms of collaboration (such as university-university and university-firm collaboration) using the concept of the gravity model. Finally we will look at the spatial structure of these collaboration networks using insights from social network methodology. Based on co-publications, central nodes of collaborative interaction and network structures are analysed over time. On the network-level we conclude on differences in the fields of life- and physical sciences and on differences on the type of relations according to university-firm, university-university and university-governmental institution linkages. On the regional level we conclude on the centrality and spatial extent of scientific collaboration hubs over time
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Cosatu has wished the ANC well on its 101st anniversary, in a letter to secretary general Gwede Mantashe.
Congress of SA Trade Unions (Cosatu) general secretary Zwelinzima Vavi wished the party "another 101 years of existence" in the letter, which was dated 8 January — the day of the anniversary.
"The ANC has for 101 years led our people and inspired millions more across the continent and the globe to fight for freedom and democracy," Vavi wrote.
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Our aim is to gain understanding of human language through further investigation of a village sign language, created within the past 75 years with little if any outside influence. When a small group of people grow up together with no direct linguistic input, the language that they create should provide a window into the fundamentals of all human languages. The object of study is Al-Sayyid Bedouin Sign Language (ABSL), named after the community in the south of Israel where the language was created. The language is used by deaf and hearing people, and is the second language of the village after the local dialect of Arabic. The language of the older signers, which serves a wide range of communicative functions, is highly regular in some ways. However, unlike more mature sign languages, it appears to be remarkably spare in grammatical structure, suggesting that functional human language is possible without complex grammar. The language of younger signers shows indications of more complexity and regularity, and it is to this group that we propose to turn our attention. We are particularly interested in the development of the following types of linguistic complexity: syntactic embedding, dual patterning, complex word formation, and prosodic structure. More fundamentally, we are interested in uncovering the mechanisms and social circumstances that permit the development of more complex language from the simple systems found among older signers of ABSL. Using a variety of elicitation tools that we developed for this language and community, we will videotape signers of three generations on tasks designed to produce (a) complex sentences;(b) citation forms of vocabulary items;(c) compound words;and (d) descriptive narratives. Propositional complexity such as embedding is signaled by prosody in ABSL, and we will use a specially created, detailed prosodic coding system to identify the development of complexity across age groups. The requirement for duality of patterning in human language -- a meaningless level of formational elements that combine to form the meaningful words and sentences of language -- has never been challenged before, and we will investigate this issue from three main angles: (1) phonological analysis across generations and in comparison with a mature sign language, (2) a perception experiment designed to tease apart gradient from discrete identification of handshapes, and (3) a laboratory evolution experiment attempting to identify the self-organization of duality from holistic forms through iterated social transmission. A sign language density profile will be recorded for all signers to reveal the amount of sing language interaction in their families and cohorts, as a means of mapping the innovation and spread of linguistic regularity and complexity in the community. We expect this rare opportunity to document a new language and the emergence of conventionalization and complexity to provide a model of the essential elements of language and their organization, forming the basis for any intervention program where normal access to or production of language is hampered.
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- Configuration: Other; Genderless Proprietary
from GE Grid Solutions
Power Connectors. Simply Connecting Power. Power connectors join two or more conductors for the purpose of providing a continuous electrical path. GE offers tap, terminal, splice and non current carrying connectors. The GE portfolio offers an extensive range of HV power connectors for substations. [See More]
- Phase: Three
- Mounting Style: Cable
- Applications: Industrial; HV / MV Equipment
- Voltage Rating: 27.5kV to 1,200kV
from Legrand
Heavy-Duty Spec Grade Single Receptacle Side Wire Right Angle Slots 20amp 125volt Brown. FEATURES. Corrosion-resistant, plated steel strap locked in to face and back body to resist pulling away from face/body assembly. One-piece brass, triple-wipe power contacts for lasting retention. Easily... [See More]
- Phase: Single; Three
- Applications: Residential
- Device Type: Receptacle
- Mounting Style: Wall / Box
from Leviton Manufacturing
20 Amp, 250 Volt 3-Phase, NEMA L11-20R, 3P, 3W, Flush Mtg Locking Receptacle,Industrial Grade, Non-Grounding, V-0-MAX - Black. Grounding: Non-Grounding. Feature: V-0-MAX. Amperage: 20 Amp. Voltage: 250 Volt 3-Phase. NEMA: L11-20R. Pole: Wire: Termination: Back & Side. Face Material: Ultramid. [See More]
- Phase: Three
- Device Type: Receptacle
- Power Type: AC Power Connector
- Configuration: NEMA