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The Honey Bee
Altrincham Road, Wilmslow, Cheshire, SK9 4LT
Altrincham Road, Wilmslow, Cheshire, SK9 4LT
If you love the warm welcome and great food and drink served up at The Honey Bee in Wilmslow, why not share them with your nearest and dearest by treating them to a gift card to enjoy in our country pub?
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Spotted Tiger is led by the songwriting of violist Laurence Scudder & guitarist Erik White rounded out by a malleable all-star combination of Boston area players. Together they play an inspiring variety of originals & hand-picked covers. Comfortable in many formats, sets include a variety of styles from folk to reggae to country & beyond. Spotted Tiger – sometimes acoustic, always eclectic.
Rebel Darling is the brainchild of songwriter Michael Poulopoulos. Using his original tunes & a changing cast of musicians reveal beautiful soundscapes & haunting lyrical wisdom.
Selector Jah Rich spins strictly reggae vinyl between sets, sure to keep the vibes lively.
VAT is a rock band, baptized in the dark waters of the Merrimack Valley, and influenced by 70's occult rock, 80's hard rock/metal, and 90's fuzz.
Porchfest will see 66.6% of VAT performing an all acoustic set of their music for the first time. The set will start at 2:22 PM.
Paul is a local guitarist who collaborates with local singer/songwriters and instrumentalists. He leads a punkish blues/folk group called Mailman Carl. Occasionally, he leads an instrumental fusion of jazz/rock/funk with various local players. Paul is a regular at local venues such as Sally O'Briens, PA's Lounge, The Midway Cafe, The Cantab Lounge/Club Bohemia, and more. For his rock band, please see www.facebook.com/mailmancarl. his personal music page is www.facebook.com/pauledwardyu
Summer of Aden is a 4-piece folk rock band with influences including Elliott Smith, The Zombies, Nick Drake, Radiohead, and more. Check out the LP, EP, and two singles at https://summerofaden.bandcamp.com/.
Ryan Alvanos is a poet by training, editor by trade, songwriter by passion, busker by calling, and whim-blown vagabond by good fortune. His most recent record, "Sharp Little Hooks," sheds new light on the old-school art of fly fishing and features Cambridge mainstays The Blue Ribbons. Listen to it at http://www.ryanalvanos.com/
8-lines was formed by David Henry in Boston, Massachusetts. A Texas boy, David has his roots in the blues with heros such as Stevie Ray Vaughan and Eric Tessmer. In his previous band, Johnny Austin, he took the lead guitar in both covers and originals by the band.
Starting his foray into singing, he played coffee shops in the Somerville area and built up his repertoire and interest in acoustic and folk tunes, following bands such as The Head and the Heart, The Lumineers, Mumford and Sons, and Chris Thile.
Your favorite alt-sing-along destination - live music group karaoke at its Porchfest best. The lineup includes accordion, violin, banjo, cello, and more. We've got lyrics to some of the best & worst pop songs of the of the past 50 yrs, plus maracas, tambourines, and cowbell, so you can sing and play along. ABBA to Gaga, Beatles to Beyonce, Johnny Cash to the Clash. Come howl with us!
Drew, lead singer/guitarist of Somerville grunge band The Silent Order, playing a mixture of acoustic originals, blues, and folk standards
Come sing along with us, group karaoke porch-style! The line-up includes Sari Kalin on accordion, Vanessa Boulanger as songmaster and hostess, Jackson Mann on bass, Heather Wilson on guitar, and some very special musical guests. We will provide lyrics to some of the best and worst songs of the '60s, '70s, '80s, '90s, and '00s.
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Engineer Michael Kintner-Meyer (front) and his team at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (from left: Nathan Tenney, scientist; Frank Tuffner, engineer; Vilayanur Viswanathan, engineer; Richard Pratt, engineer) developed the Smart Charger Controller (pictured) to manage peak demands in the electric grid once a mass of electric vehicles hit the road. The Controller tells an electric vehicle's battery when to start and stop re-charging based upon existing stress in the grid.
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Please google "Pine Labs' iWL220", and compare to the picture from the subway. It's a GPRS-enabled POS-device.
Look familiar? Being a Daily Mail story should put up a red flag, "may contain shitty editing and journalism".
But yeah, getting such a setup probably isn't hard in Russia, using a fake identity and then shifting money around accounts.


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One can easily do this by creating some drama using colour and texture to make a truly spectacular and inspirational dish.
The 10 Bat farm is beginning to produce all the different vegetables and herbs, one of them being yellow radicchio – which inspired us to write this blog post.
What You Will Need:
- Hanger Steak
- Yellow Radicchio
- Worcester Sauce
- Chellula (like tobacco, but smoother)
- Watercress,
- Red onion
- Cherry tomatoes
- Toasted almonds
- Crumbled blue or goat cheese
- Blood orange buttermilk
Cook from Inspiration:
Yellow radicchio is from the chicory family and has bold, bitter characteristics, so because of this bitter flavor we opted to marinate our hanger steak with Worcester sauce and Chellula – which incorporated a contrasting sweet, salty and spicy taste.
We allowed the steak to be cooked medium, which meant it was a pinky brown color – when you are cooking steaks at home, it can become quite tricky to cook it the right way.
Here's a little trick to help you tell on your own how well-cooked your steak is without using a thermometer or cutting into to it to check:
Rare Steak
Touch your thumb and your index finger together to create a circle, and then press the fleshy part of your palm right below the thumb with your other hand – your rare steak should have the same feel.
Medium – Rare Steak
Now touch your middle finger with your thumb, this should feel a bit more firm – this will indicate that it is medium-rare.
Medium Steak
As you move from your index finger to your ring finger, this will feel a lot more resistant – this will indicate that your steak is medium.
Well-Done Steak
Once your pinky finger and index finger are touching the fleshy part should now be firm, indicating a well-done steak.
As your steak is cooking, occasionally press it in the centre of the steak and compare it to your hand.
Adding the Texture & Color:
To accompany your medium steak, add watercress, julienned yellow radicchio, thinly sliced red onion, cherry tomatoes, toasted almonds, and crumbled blue or goat cheese and toss with a blood orange buttermilk dressing.
You want to create a dish that has the correct balance of tastes, colour and the contrast of texture. By adding the crunch from the nuts, onion and watercress with the creamy and saltiness of the crumbled blue or goats cheese, combined with the vibrant colors of purple, yellow, red, and orange – we create a well balanced plate.
Top this tossed salad with the thinly sliced steak and garlic croutons for an added element of crunch and balance.
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It's been six long weeks of suffering through shin splints. I still can't believe how painful it has been. During this time period, I have not even been able to run a block. All I've been doing is some weight training, elliptical and spin. But what I've really been doing is shopping! Even if I could hardly walk, I trolled the racks at TJ Maxx and Marshalls to find bargains for running attire and actually found some amazing deals, So, I was happy I had the opportunity to use my extra time to spend a little money on running gear.
One item I bought online was The Stick, a device that helps massage your shins and calves. It actually worked pretty well. I was introduced to it in Disney at their expo. The Stick people had a big booth there and one of the sales people let me try it out.
I also purchased Kinesio tape. I've seen athletes at the gym wearing the tape and I've seen athletes at the Olympics wearing it too. I figured I would try it out. It worked well with my compression sleeves, so I wore both for weeks at a time.
This past weekend, I finally felt better. I don't know if it was the new products I purchased or the time off, but I couldn't believe how easy it was to walk up and down the stairs again without feeling pain. I knew that since the NYC Half Marathon was only eight weeks away, I needed to get a schedule together, so I searched on the Internet and found several different programs.
Some of the programs kept to short runs throughout the training, while others encouraged the runner to run long runs. I'm going to try a combination of both in order to be injury-free.
I ran yesterday on the treadmill for the first time since the nine-mile long run in Central Park and it felt good. I ran two miles and definitely felt pain in my leg, but ran through it.
After the run, I iced, stretched and took Naproxen. I also took out The Stick and used it on my leg. I felt a little uncomfortable, but also felt satisfied with myself that I was able to run the two miles after such a long stretch of time not running.
Interestingly, the charity that I am running the NYC Half Marathon for, Team for Kids, which helps combat obesity and offers running programs for inner city children, offered me a coach and various seminars to take prior to the race. Some of the seminars include: core training, wearing the right gear, and preparing for the Half Marathon and more.
I just downloaded the NYC Half Marathon Course Map and am literally scared. The toughest part of the run will be around Central Park. After that, the run goes to 42nd Street and cuts across to the West Side. From there, runners go all the way down to Battery Park. Even though I'm nervous, I know this is going to be amazing. I'm looking forward to the views and the journey.
The only thing is, I have to run faster than 13 minutes a mile. I know I can do it. It's just a long run. So hopefully with the training, I'll be able to complete this Half Marathon and put this one under my belt for good.Powered by Sidelines