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More than 10,000 ultraconservative Muslims demonstrated Friday in Cairo to demand that Egypt's new constitution be based on the rulings of Islamic law, or Shariah. The writing of the constitution has been fraught with controversy since last year's political uprising that toppled longtime autocrat Hosni Mubarak and ushered in the rise of formerly repressed Islamists to power. But Islamists themselves are not in agreement over the interpretation of Shariah and its place in the document. The demonstrators demanded that liberal and secular objections be overridden and to include language for religious scholars to influence legislation.
Mexican prosecutors charged 14 federal police officers Friday with trying to kill two CIA agents and a Mexican navy captain in an August ambush south of the capital. Mexican authorities initially had said the attack was probably an accident by well-intentioned police officers who thought they were shooting at criminals.
A woman jumped to her death as bailiffs approached to evict her from her fourth-floor apartment for failing to pay the mortgage, officials said. It was the second apparent suicide linked to evictions, highlighting the dire conditions many Spaniards find themselves in as the country's economy sinks. The government recently created a task force to study how to reduce evictions because of the devastating impact of repossessions due to tough mortgage rules and growing unease among the public.
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REVIEW BY: M Notman, Brightlingsea - July 2005
I have been on holiday with the family at least 5 times to Tunisia and this is the best time I have had! There was my sister who is 14, my brother who is 10 my dad who is just over 50 and I am 18. It was perfect for all of us.
The hotel is in a perfect position, just over the road from the really clean beach. Behind the hotel are the medina (shopping centre) and also the theme park. Also 2 mins walk away down the promenade that reminded me of Miami was the marina and the ice rink (yes ice rink in Africa).
The bedrooms in the hotel where well kept clean and occasionally there would be surprises like flowers in the bath room.
The restaurant in the hotel had a wide variety of food some plain while others a bit more adventurous. Starters, main meals and desserts had about 100 choices for each. Us kids ended up just drinking Fanta my dad was on the local beer called Boca I think. The bars were really nice in the hotel and the hotel staff were always friendly but remember to always tip them.
The hotel it self had a lot going for it, there was a great outside pool and an inside heated pool. They also had a gym and lots of different pampering sessions type things. There is a little shop in the hotel where they do henna type of things, pool table and a mini club. There is also a club in the hotel but it is not that noisy and you can avoid it if it's not your scene.
The entertainment was great and was put on each night by the animation team the group that run the mini club as well. There was bingo and a Miss Tunisia type of thing that I got roped into! It was really fun though, the animation team became really good friends by the end of the holiday and the guys are sooooo cute! There were also shows like the strongest man and belly dancing and at the end of our holiday there was a cabaret put on and performed by the animation team, very well done and it was amazing how many languages they spoke, they made our holiday, thank you, Rosa, Wissem, Zizo, Ronaldo and the rest of the team!
The mini club was great with lots of activities and a mini disco every night for the younger ones.
All of the staff were great, the pool man always help full running out to give you sun lounger covers and towels, the bar staff always friendly, there is also always a friendly smile in reception even at 5 in the morning when I got in from clubbing one evening or should I say morning. Also the cleaning ladies and the restaurant staff where always there to help.
We stayed for xmass and it was a great time because they tried to make everything Christmassy with decorations and even on Xmas morning the mini club gave out presents and all had Christmas hats on. A great party on Christmas Eve in the Broadway club in the hotel. Also when we stayed there was this guy called Billy who was soooo funny, he was from England and he wore England shorts, woolly socks, an old medal during the day then traditional Tunisian wear during the evening and he would get up on stage steal the microphone and sing all the musical songs at the top of his voice really badly that had everyone in hysterics!!!!
It was a great holiday but I don't think its everybody's choice! (brightlingsea)
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Chain opens 400th store and plans more in continental Europe
An influx of squeezed middle-class shoppers has propelled profits at Poundland 27% higher, as the discounter – which sells everything from Fairy washing up liquid to Nestlé After Eights for £1 – opened its 400th store.
Having opened a further 13 stores in Ireland under the Dealz name, the chain plans to double that within the year as well as plotting its first foray into continental Europe.
Jim McCarthy, the chief executive, said he suspected the proportion of AB shoppers, which made up 12% of Poundland's customers more than a year ago, was now higher. The recession-induced penny-pinching has taken hold in the national psyche and will carry on even when the economy recovers from its four-year downturn, he believes.
"Waste of any kind has become abhorrent. In 1990 when Poundland was created there weren't many Aldis and Lidls, TK Maxes and Poundlands. Now there are price comparison sites and people shop with their smartphones. There is definitely some structural shift going on in shopping values."
Poundland, which sells a range of 3,000 items, including 1,000 branded goods, now serves more than 4 million customers each week, up from 3.5 million in 2010/11.
"Poundland is a great business in good times, and a good business in times of tough economic conditions. We have the benefit of those who choose to shop with us, and those who need to shop with us," said McCarthy.
Turnover at the chain, which is owned by the private equity house Warburg Pincus, climbed 21.6% to £780m in the 53 weeks to 1 April, lifting underlying earnings 26.5% to £40.1m. Like-for-like sales were up 2.3%. Sales of essentials such as food and drink along with household goods and health and beauty products have been strongest, discretionary items less so – apart from affordable treats such as confectionery. Poundland sold more than 6m boxes of Maltesers, 2m umbrellas, more than 2.5m CDs and 500,000 garden gnomes during the past year. In good times, up to 40% of sales are impulse purchases; during a recession that figure falls to about 30%.
A new warehouse will open in Hoddesdon, Hertfordshire, next month in addition to Poundland's two Midlands warehouses and is expected to reduce fuel costs.
The West-Midlands-based retailer opened 62 new stores during the past year, including its largest to date with 1,200 sq metres (13,000 sq ft) of shop space in Wolverhampton, and plans to keep expanding at this rate until it reaches 1,000 shops. Stores are also getting bigger – McCarthy believes sales have benefited from wider aisles in the larger shops, which enable shoppers to spot products more easily.
While most of its new store openings are still on the high street, Poundland has been one of the fastest-growing chains in out-of-town shopping malls and now operates in just over 20 retail parks.
It has also set its sights on continental Europe, and has drawn up a shortlist of countries where it wants to launch, although this is not imminent. The discounter will use the Dealz name under which it trades in Ireland, as this has proven popular in consumer research with continental shoppers too. "Euroland" might have been the obvious choice – but "we found that consumers are not happy with anything associated with the euro in Ireland and continental Europe," said McCarthy.


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I was watching Mario's comeback game against the Leafs late last night on ESPN Classic and rather than talk to myself in my living room (or even worse, make my wife listen to my babbling), I thought I'd blog about it.
— The Maple Leafs were the Washington Generals that night. The Pens' top two lines were so talented. All the Leafs could do was watch.
— Ivan Hlinka didn't use his fourth line at all. I don't know even know who the fourth-line forwards were and I watched pretty much the whole game. It was Lemieux-Hrdina-Jagr, Straka-Lang-Kovalev and Petersen-Kraft-Beranek. Kraft got a bad rap. If he could have played third-line center behind those top two lines his whole career, he would have been thought of as a decent player. Instead, when he was asked to do more, he couldn't.
— I remember everyone was excited when that team went to the conference finals. Looking back, they definitely had enough talent to win the whole thing. You could make a case that Jersey's insidious trap ruined what would have been an incredible story that year. The top six D that night were Kasparaitis-Moran, Laukkanen-Jonsson and Slegr-Norton. Not exactly the puck-moving D needed to beat a trap.
— Holy crap, did they allow hooking back then or what? It's easy to forget how much water skiing went on in those days. I complain about whistle-happy refs all the time, but that is way better than that.
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I live in Washington State, and have 4 humming birds that I and my neighbor are feeding. She plants flower baskets that attract them during the summer months. They live in my plum trees in the front yard.
I am perplexed as to how they survive the winter. This year (the end of 2016) has been hitting freezing temperatures which is uncommon in Western Washington (South of Olympia).
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Ben Ainslie's Lymington club praises 'humble national treasure'
- 14 August 2012
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He may have conquered the Olympic waters of Weymouth Bay, but Ben Ainslie was soon overwhelmed by a tide of enthusiastic fans at his home yacht club.
The four-time gold medallist was cheered as he entered the Royal Lymington Yacht Club on the Hampshire coast earlier, after winning sailing gold at the London Games.
Champagne glasses were raised by members packed into the waterside premises as Ainslie recounted how he had beaten his Danish rival Jonas Hogh-Christensen to win gold in the Finn class.
He said: "It's wonderful to see so many friendly faces.
"It's down to this club and others around the country which give us such great support for the sport.
"It's important we build on this and give all these youngsters a chance to enjoy the same thing."
Among Ainslie's legion of young fans was George Matcham, 12, who beamed as he got to wear the medal on the day he had been out sailing with his father.
His mother Vicky told how he had been so moved by Ainslie's efforts that he said "I want to be Ben Ainslie".
Even passengers on a passing Isle of Wight ferry waved and strained for a view of Britain's sailing hero.
Ainslie, 33, moved to this part of the New Forest coast 12 years ago.
Its cobbled streets lead down to the waterfront and three marinas looking out to the Solent and the Isle of Wight.
For the members of the Royal Lymington Yacht Club, having an Olympian in their midst is nothing new.
The honour board records Sir Arthur McDonald competed in 1948, but club secretary Kevin Podger thinks Ainslie's achievement will not be matched.
"It means a huge amount to the members and they are hugely proud," he said.
"He is dedicated to sailing and an out-and-out single-minded athlete."
For the club's younger members, having an Olympic champion to learn from is a big incentive to continue with the sport.
James Brook's eight and six-year-old children were keen to give Ainslie pictures they had drawn of his exploits.
He said: "It's been phenomenal for the kids. They saw what it took to succeed and to fight to win.
"It's great to have a real legend at the club. Whenever he trains them he does nothing but inspire them.
"He's a kind and humble national treasure."
As the queues for autographs and photos gradually shrank, one member joked "that fella will never have to buy a beer again".


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The controversy over President Bush's signing statements seems to overlook what might seem a puzzling point. In times of polarized politics, one might expect that a president of one party would think legislation passed by a Congress controlled by the other party contained numerous unconstitutional provisions. Reasonable questions might arise as to presidential obligations to enforce legislation the executive branch believes unconstitutional. Given Congressional tendencies during periods of divided government to package constitutionally controversial measures with measures all agree necessary and proper, I have a good deal of sympathy with the position that the presidents should sign such measures without committing the executive branch to enforcing every iota. Presumably, however, the strong Republican majority in Congress has no desire to embarrass President Bush with such poison pills. The interesting question, which I have not seen debated much, is why during a time of partisan polarization a very conservative Republican Congress would pass almost 800 provisions that a very conservative Republican president thought unconstitutional.Separation of powers theory may explain some of this. Madison told us more than 200 years ago that persons would identify with their office rather than party. Hence, we should not be surprised that Republican legislatures have a difference conception of executive power than the Republican president. A good many of the controversial provisions may trench on executive power, though the Bush administrative consistently refuses to explain which ones and why. Still, this Congress is not exactly aggressively asserting legislative authority (any one remember declarations of war). My suggestion is that a more partisan game is afoot.President Bush's practice of stating that he will not enforce certain provisions of bills he signs enables Republicans in Congress to stand for everything good in the world without taking any responsibility for increasing the good in the world. Republicans declare themselves against torture, against corruption in the military, against censoring scientific data, for diversity, etc. The President then does not enforce the relevant provisions in the bill under question. Everyone wins (well, not people being tortured, etc., but they were not likely Republican voters anyway). This is quite similar to the Republican practice of voting for mild campaign finance reform, then nominating and confirming federal judges and FEC commissions known to think such laws unconstitutional.A Republican Congress committed to preventing torture, limiting military corruption, and makeingsure public policy is based on honest scientific data would not be content with symbolic statements in bills the president claims he will not enforce. Congress would engage in actual oversight. Committees would subpeona government officials and publicize their activities. Officials that declined to attend would be held in contempt. That Republicans in Congress are utterly uninterested in such endeavors suggest that they are more interested in appearing to be against torture than actually limiting torture. The sad truth is they may represent the American people on this one. Posted 2:14 PM by Mark Graber [link]


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Scout leader topples ancient rock in Utah state park (VIDEO) CNN Wire 10:54 AM, Oct 18, 2013 1:01 PM, Oct 18, 2013 national Share Article Scout leader topples rock in Utah state park. YouTube Show Caption Hide Caption Previous Next GOBLIN VALLEY STATE PARK, UT - It took nature took millions of years to create what it took Glenn Hall just a few seconds to destroy. Now, officials must decide whether toppling a boulder that had long perched gracefully atop a slender rock pedestal in southern Utah's Goblin Valley State Park was a crime that should be prosecuted. Three Utah men say the delicate structure posed a threat to visitors, but park officials see it differently -- it's against the law to deface state parks, and now the men face the possibility of hard time. It was not your garden-variety rock. The boulder was one of thousands of such rocks -- shaped like mushrooms and known to locals as goblins -- that dot a valley surrounded by a wall of eroded sandstone cliffs. Last Friday the unique landscape lost one of the sculptures, which were created over the years by windblown dust and moving water. That's when, serenaded by his pal David Hall's a cappella version of the rock song "Wiggle It, Just a Little Bit," Glenn Taylor wedged his back against another rock, put his legs against the delicate sculpture, and pushed. In a few seconds, the ancient tourist attraction tumbled to the ground. Hall memorialized the act on video -- as well as the laughter and high fives that followed -- and then posted the minute-long act to Facebook. "We have now modified Goblin Valley, a new Goblin Valley exists," Hall can be heard saying. "That's crazy that it was held up just by that little bit of dirt. Some little kid was about ready to walk down here and die and Glenn saved his life by getting the boulder out of the way. So it's all about saving lives here at Goblin Valley. Saving lives. That's what we're all about." A few days later, Hall told KUTV that the goblin had been unstable. "That wasn't going to last very long at all," he told the CNN affiliate. "One gust of wind and a family's dead." Asked if he would do it again, he said, "Absolutely, absolutely." "It didn't look like a stiff wind to me," said Jeff Rasmussen, the deputy director of Utah State Parks and Recreation, about the video. "Obviously, we're very concerned and upset that somebody would come and destroy this natural wonder that took millions of years to be formed," he told KUTV. In his 22 years on the job, he had not heard of any goblins rolling off their pedestals. "We thought we were doing a good deed," Taylor told the affiliate. But the Emery County attorney or the Utah Attorney General may not agree, said Eugene Swalberg of Utah State Parks. The men, who were leading a Boy Scout group, "are currently under criminal investigation," he told CNN. "It gives you a pit in your stomach. There seems to be a lot of happiness and joy with the individuals doing this, and it's not right. This is not what you do at a natural scenic area." Taylor has expressed regrets. "I wish we would have been smart enough to go get a ranger 'cause it was wrong of us to be vigilantes, and I'm sorry I did that," he told CNN affiliate KSTU. The video has garnered attention on social media, with more than half a million views on YouTube. "It comes down to this thing taking millions of years to form into what it looks/looked like in the video & these jackballs ruined it in less than a minute for no reason at all except to just f*** around," said Celtic505. "This video kinda sums up the human race," said Drc0ffee. "At the end of the day we all are just like these idiots. Just a bunch of idiots pushing meaningless boulders around for a 'good' reason or just for s**** and jiggles." "The same type that think it's cool to spray paint the rocks and cliff faces in our parks," said hog1775. "Should have a open season on these jack asses. No bag limit." But the boulder busters got support, too. "I think it really could be a safety hazard," said Derryl Skinner. And it attracted indifference. "It's a rock," said Alex Milburn. "Why is everyone freaking out?" Share Article A Share A A A Share Article


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House Speaker John Boehner reports that in his closed-door budget negotiations, President Obama said at one point, "We don't have a spending problem."
An updated chart from my book on the American health economy reaches quite the opposite conclusion. Unless we more than triple current payroll tax rates, spending on entitlements—the lion's share of which are health-related—will outpace available revenues before the end of the 21st century.
The current combined payroll tax for Social Security (12.4%) and Medicare (2.9%) is 15.3%.[1] Yet by 2090, the projected shortfall in entitlements (i.e., the gap between projected revenues for such programs and actual spending under current policy) is likely to be more than twice as large as the current payroll tax bite. Paying for these programs with current revenues (rather than racking up a large debt to be paid by our children and grandchildren) would require a tax increase equivalent to tripling current payroll tax levels.
This analysis is based on official U.S. government sources such as the Congressional Budget Office and Social Security actuaries. I am using projections based on current policy (the so-called alternative fiscal scenario) since both the CBO and Medicare actuary have signaled that this is a more realistic, expected path for spending and revenue than the current law.[2] However, even if I repeat the same analysis using the current law's projections of revenues and spending, unfunded liabilities for entitlements still would still be short by 16.2 percent of taxable payroll by 2090.
That is, even the "best case" scenario—that Obamacare works exactly as advertised--would still require a doubling of payroll taxes (or its revenue equivalent) to avert chronic deficits in entitlement spending.
I am not proposing that all of these programs be financed through payroll taxes. I have expressed the gap relative to taxable payroll simply to provide a metric with which everyone is familiar. Every worker knows how much payroll tax is currently deducted from their paychecks, and can envision how tripling those taxes would impact their income.
Readers can decide for themselves whether the president is fooling us or just himself when he claims we have no spending problem. I can only speak for myself in stating that I have no interest in seeing my payroll taxes doubled or tripled to pay for these entitlements. But, I would be astonished if the general public were willing to tolerate the punishing tax burdens implied by these dismal figures. And the tsunami of red ink that will be generated over the next 75 years cannot possibly be financed simply by higher taxes on the rich.
Let's hope that in the next round of negotiations, responsible members of Congress hold out for significant reforms that will address the spending side of our entitlements mess. Kicking the can down the road is morally reprehensible when we know our children and grandchildren will be left holding the bag if we fail.
[1] Note that workers see only half these amounts taken from their paychecks because the "employer share" is paid separately. However, economists generally agree that workers ultimately bear the cost of the employer share through lower wages.
[2] The CBO and Medicare actuary have signaled the "alternative fiscal scenario" assumptions are a more realistic, expected path for spending and revenue than the current law. The current law baseline is especially unrealistic for projecting health spending since it assumes draconian cuts to Medicare that will create massive access problems for Medicare beneficiaries. For more than a decade, Congress has postponed cuts in Medicare payment rates to doctors precisely due to concerns about what these cuts will do to beneficiary access to care. Indeed, the fiscal cliff deal also included extending the "doc fix" for another year. It is unrealistic to presume that Congress will stop extending the "doc fix" in the decades to come or that, when faced with similar circumstances, it wouldn't avert the drastic reductions in payment rates to hospitals and other institutional providers mandated by Obamacare.


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Do You Ever Speak 'Baby Talk' to your Fish? I'll admit it, I do use 'baby talk' when speaking to my fish. I can't help it; my platties are just so cute! ;-) Anyone else do this with their fish, or am I just crazy? :P |
Not baby talk per se, but I look at the tank enough times of the day to just talk to them in general. I have two older Dalmation Mollies that follow my finger around the tank glass, so today I caught myself doing the kissy face at one of them while it was staring at me...I'd probably gotten some weird looks if anyone had been around XD |
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I talk to them a little bit but I don't even talk "baby talk" to babies. Think that is why my 4 year olds vocabulary is so good. Lol |
I talk to my fish too LOL I was beginning to think I was the only one until I saw this thread. No baby talk for me though. |
Most of the vocabulary I direct towards fishes in my care is not widely accepted on a family forum. I curse at fishes such as Emperor tetra's that pull on the hairs of my arms while I am working in the tank, or.. I curse at fishes such as Green Terror, that can deliver painful bite, and enjoy's displacing a gallon or two of water whenever he is bored .:evil: I also curse at pleco's in driftwood tank that refuse to let go of the wood when I remove all of it for gravel vaccuming, and force me to manually remove them with very real chance of painful prick from their spines/pectoral fins. But I love all of them, and the tanks bring me Loooong moment's of serenity. |
I had a nice long cursing rant when my Pictus got stuck in the overflow chamber and I had to scoop him out with my bare hands as no net was small enough to fit in there. Had another nice word when I had to scoop up a loach off of the floor after he had somehow escaped from a covered tank. Loaches have spines located just under their eyes that they will extend when threatened. The *insert curse word here* spiked me while I was trying to get him back in the tank. No good deed goes unpunished, lol. |
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Most of my "observations" for this weekend involved invoices, bank statements and receipts. In Canada, today is the deadline to get your tax statement in for 2011. Yikes. Nothing like the last minute. My apologies to my accountant. I promise to do better next year. Seriously.
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Since the publication of Jo Becker's controversial Forcing the Spring, it's fair to say that the Prop 8 legal team have been on the defensive. A lot of us have wondered what they thought about the book, so last week I interviewed Ted Olson, a lifelong Republican and former solicitor general under George W. Bush, and put these and other questions to him.
As for so many of my friends who were present to listen to the president, all the aspects of my life seemed to have come together to help produce positive change. The education, advocacy, community service and political lobbying and maneuvering all have that one goal: to create a better world for the next generation.


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A writer and his family drive from Sacramento to Portland to Southern California on Interstate 5. Their destination? Eats worth a stop.
Like lots of people who really like to travel and really, really like to eat, I have conflicted feelings about long family car trips. On the one hand, there's the pleasure of downtime with loved ones and the romance of the open road. On the other, there's the prospect of greasy drive-thru dining and the sight of fast-food wrappers strewn like crime scene evidence in the backseat.
I know of just a few ways to avoid those pitfalls. One is to stock the car as if it were a stagecoach and survive on the provisions like a pioneer. Another is to map the trip in advance, traveling from big restaurant to big restaurant.
On our most recent adventure—a drive from Sacramento to Portland—my wife, our two kids, and I opted for a third way: We chose to wing it, relying largely on friends' recommendations and wise-sounding suggestions from the Internet. We took three days to cover the route, nearly 600 miles, stopping at more than 30 places, none more than a 10-minute drive from Interstate 5. Risky, to be sure. But our easy-going graze resulted in far more hits than misses, delightful bites that I'd be happy to return to the next time I head up that way.
Sacramento calls itself the Farm-to-Fork Capital of the country, so California's capital made a perfect starting point. To scour the city's Sunday farmers' market (Eighth and W streets; 8 a.m. to noon) is to marvel at the ever-changing bumper crop of fruits, nuts, meats, eggs, cheeses, and flowers that create an urban Eden in the heart of downtown. Amid pallets of persimmons and bushels of Bosc pears, we settled on a peck of Pink Lady apples, then swung past Temple Coffee (1010 Ninth St., 916-443-4960) for fresh-brewed java. Happily caffeinated and hungry for more, we hit the road again.
In the small farm town of Williams, about 60 miles north of Sacramento, Granzella's is a true roadside draw, a family-owned inn, gift shop, restaurant, and deli (451 Sixth St., 530-473-5496). Its cases present smoked turkey and salami, imported cheese, and house-made muffuletta spread. But I was after something with a spicier kick. Two blocks away, I nabbed two carnitas tacos at La Fortuna Bakery (669 F St., 530-473-2023), the tender meat topped with onions, cilantro, and fiesty salsa. It was 10 a.m.
"People don't eat that in the morning," said my 7-year-old son.
Sweet kid. He's got a lot to learn.
In Willows, for instance, one town up I-5, I informed our children that you can trust the lemon meringue pie at any truck stop where the clientele wear billed caps and the waitress calls you "Hon." As proof, I offered Nancy's Airport Cafe (353 County Rd. G, 530-934-7211), a bustling spot by the local airfield.
Less than 30 minutes of highway driving later, I shared another nugget: The olive is a stone fruit related to the peach, and no city in the West does more with it than Corning, home of Lucero Olive Oil. There the Lucero family, a third-generation olive-growing clan, runs a namesake tasting room (2120 Loleta Ave., 530-824-2190) where we sampled olive oils of wildly ranging styles and snacked on crackers with tapenade.
Onward into Ashland, Oregon, the Shakespeare festival's hometown, where I wavered, Hamlet-like, before the menu at a homey pasta shop called Wiley's World (1606 Ashland St., 541-488-0285). Order the primavera or the walnut-basil pesto? For my children, there was no question: They chose house-made ravioli with butter and Parmesan, quick-cleaned their plates, then bolted next door to Four and Twenty Blackbirds (130 A St., 541-488-0825) for warm marionberry turnovers.
Less than 20 minutes later we hit Central Point. Lillie Belle Farms' (211 N. Front St., 541-664-2815) lavender-colored building is a nod to chocolatier Jeff Shepherd's lavender-and-sea-salt caramels, which Martha Stewart ordered by the dozen after her release from prison. But I couldn't resist the blue-cheese-and-chocolate truffles, made with cheese from the Rogue Creamery (311 N. Front St., 541-665-1155) two doors down; they ranked among the best sweets I've ever had.
On long road trips the miles can blur together—and so can the meals. But many other Oregon morsels remain memorable: the creamy grits with greens at Ma Mosa's in Grants Pass (118 NW E St., 541-479-0236); the plate-size cinnamon rolls at Heaven on Earth Restaurant in Azalea (703 Quines Creek Rd., 541-837-3700); the Tillamook jerky sold at Seven Feathers Gift Gallery in Canyonville (146 Chief Miwaleta Ln.); and the ambrosial seafood stew at the casual Fisherman's Market (830 W. Seventh Ave., 541-484-2722), well worth the three-mile detour into west Eugene.
The stew was so satisfying that I shelled out for an extra bowl to sustain us on our final push to Portland. In a city whose culinary scene makes national headlines, we found an array of options, including wood-fired pizza at Oven and Shaker (1134 NW Everett St., 503-241-1600) and Cal-Med cuisine at the acclaimed Beast (5425 NE 30th Ave., 503-841-6968).
But what better expression of road eats than the food trucks for which Portland is also famed? Dozens of mobile restaurants make their home at SW 10th Avenue and Alder Street. We zeroed in on Nong's Khao Man Gai (971-255-3480), a celebrated Thai outpost, which also has a brick-and-mortar restaurant nearby on SE Ankeny St., for a celebrated dish: poached chicken over rice, garnished with cilantro and cucumber and served with broth and ginger-chile sauce. We finished two orders, then bought a third to prevent a family fight.
We'd been getting along so well, but now we were close to war over rice and chicken. Good food is essential, but peace among relations is even more important. So if I'd had the keys, I would have hopped behind the wheel of that food truck and commandeered it for our long drive back to Northern California.
The Southern Route
It's an unhappy irony of modern-day travel: The closer you get to fertile farmland, the harder it is to find fresh-tasting fare.
Consider the drive south on I-5 from Sacramento to Los Angeles. Here, in the heart of California's Central Valley, the pickings are much slimmer than they are on the interstate's northbound path to Portland. Yet if you look beyond the roadside chains and the fueling stations with foil-wrapped fodder, you'll unearth some good grub.
In the small farm town of Westley, just south of Tracy, Antojitos Mexicanos (7154 S. McCracken Rd., 209-894-3330) is a humble oasis set in a rest stop beside a Subway. South-of-the-border staples are the standouts here, like feisty tacos al pastor and chile verde with house-made tortillas.
Follow the freeway 20 minutes farther south, then take California State Route 140 for 10 minutes toward Gustine. There you'll come upon Wolfsen's Meat and Sausage (358 South Ave., 209-854-6456), its deli cases filled with dozens of varieties of house-ground sausages, its lunch menu stocked with hearty sandwiches made with your choice—linguiça, Polish, West Side red hot—steamed for you on the spot.
The Central Valley has one of the country's largest Basque populations, and one outgrowth of that heritage is Wool Growers Restaurant (609 H St., 209-826-4593), a family-run operation in business since the early 1900s. A seven-mile detour off I-5 into Los Banos takes you to this homey, outsize space, where the kitchen turns out homey, outsize portions of soup, beans, pork chops, stewed lamb, and other traditional Basque dishes. It's a cash-only restaurant, and every meal comes with a bottle of house red wine.
Back on I-5, travel another hour south and you're in Coalinga, home of the iconic Harris Ranch. Its abundant (and fragrant) herds supply Harris Ranch Restaurant (24505 W. Dorris Ave., 559-935-0717), a redoubt for rib eye, T-bone, New York strip loin, and other classic steak-house fare.
If you must have fast food, you could do much worse than In-N-Out Burger in Kettleman City (33464 Bernard Dr., 800-786-1000), northwest of Bakersfield. But home cooking is always better, and that's what you get at Tita's Pupuseria, which has two locations in Buttonwillow, near Bakersfield. One is a sit-down restaurant (20643 Tracy Ave., 661-764-5111), the other a food truck that parks nearby. Both serve satisfying Salvadoran pupusas: thick, grilled tortillas with assorted meat and cheese fillings. About 45 minutes south of Buttonwillow, I-5 rises through the Grapevine, then heads down toward Granada Hills, where Casa de Pizza (16161 San Fernando Mission Blvd., 818-366-6311) lives up to its name with nicely blistered pies, along with red-sauce standards such as spaghetti and meatballs, lasagna, and eggplant parmigiana. The dining room, dubbed the Sinatra Room, is filled with photographs and other memorabilia devoted to the career of the famous crooner. Think of it as a guaranteed star sighting before you travel the final leg into L.A.
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Cal knew that in order to get a much-needed win on Saturday, they had to get off to a good start against Arizona State. They jumped out to a 21-7 lead in the first 11 minutes, with good defense and solid rebounding. Arizona State ended the first half on a 9-4 run to reduce the deficit to 8 points as they trailed 31-23.
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One bright spot for the Cal Bears is freshman guard, Allen Crabbe. Since the departure of Gary Franklin, Crabbe has stepped up significantly. He played all 20 minutes in the first half, and posted 8 points and 7 rebounds.
Arizona State was able to put together a couple runs in the second half, and eventually tied the game with about 12 minutes left, but that was the closest they would come. Cal would eventually stretch their lead to 47-40, but the Sun Devils would not give up. They were able to trim the lead to 3 points, with about 1 minute left in the game, and the ball in their hands. But then the next 50 seconds turned into a 3-point shootout for Arizona State, which could be a little questionable as to what their strategy was.
The Sun Devils took four 3-point attempts over 50 seconds to try to tie the game. After the first 3 attempts, they gained the rebound. The entire team ran around the 3-point line trying to find a shot. Cal was more than happy to give them a 2-point shot or layup, but ASU was not even looking at those opportunities. With plenty of time on the clock, they didn't necessarily need a 3-pointer. They could've driven in for a layup, cut the lead to 1-point, and then fouled on the ensuing inbounds pass. Instead, they opted for a 3-pointer and missed on all four attempts. Cal grabbed the rebound and held on for the much-needed victory.
Cal improved their overall record to 8-7 and Pac-10 record to 1-2. Arizona State is also at 8-7 overall but have a 1-3 Pac-10 record. The Sun Devils obviously miss senior guard, Jamelle McMillan, who leads the Pac-10 in assists. He has not played in their last 2 games as he tries to recover from a groin injury.
Jorge Gutierrez had a career-high in points with 21, and Allen Crabbe had 17 points and 8 rebounds. Markhuri Sanders-Frison notched his 4th career double-double with 13 points and 11 rebounds. Ty Abbott led Arizona State with 18 points.
Cal now returns home for 2 games against Washington State (Thursday, Jan. 13) and Washington (Sunday, Jan. 16). Washington, currently ranked 23rd in the AP Poll, leads the Pac-10 with a conference record of 4-0, while Washington State is at 2-2.
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Within my Apache2 error.log file, i see several error messages like: [error] (9)Bad file descriptor: apr_socket_accept: (client socket) [error] (9)Bad file descriptor: apr_socket_accept: (client socket) [warn] long lost child came home! (pid 12345) [notice] Graceful restart requested, doing restart [error] (9)Bad file descriptor: apr_socket_accept: (client socket) (9)Bad file descriptor: apr_socket_accept: (client socket) The Bad file descriptor error message seems to appear everytime Apache restarts. Does anyone what this error message means? I had this problem in the past too and understand that it seams to be a bug in Apache2, but now i am not sure... Debian Etch/Apache 2.2.3. Can anyone tell me more about such an error end if possible how to ovoid it. Thanks in advance!
(I know it is not the latest Apache2 version available) but the latest Apache2 version wich comes with Etch is 2.2.3. And as you can see, all the packages are installed already: # apt-get install apache2 apache2-doc apache2-mpm-prefork apache2-utils libexpat1 ssl-cert Reading package lists... Done Building dependency tree... Done apache2 is already the newest version. apache2-doc is already the newest version. apache2-mpm-prefork is already the newest version. apache2-utils is already the newest version. libexpat1 is already the newest version. ssl-cert is already the newest version. 0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 2 not upgraded. My system is up to date as i do an apt-get update/upgrade every single day. httpd -V also gives me:Apache 2.2.3
Seems to be a problem with graceful restarts: http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-server-73/apache-bad-file-descriptor-593925/ https://issues.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=42829 Do you get the same error when you run a normal restart or a stop and then start?
Thanks Falko, That are the articles i found too. For this reason i think indeed it's a bug in Apache 2.2.3. When i do a normal start/stop or restart i don't have any error in /var/log/apache2/error.log.
According to http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-server-73/apache-bad-file-descriptor-593925/ , this is also a problem with 2.2.6 (and probably 2.2.4 and 2.2.5 as well).
I guess i have to wait until Debian Lenny comes out. I've read Lenny will come with Apache2 version 2.2.9.
Try different MPM module Have you tried installing apache with a different MPM module? If your website/webapp uses a connector to a multithreaded backend (ajp13?), you might want to try using the worker MPM. #apt-get install apache2 apache2-doc apache2-mpm-worker apache2-utils libexpat1 ssl-cert The error message itself might be a bug: https://issues.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=42829 The work around is to do a hard restart instead of a graceful restart when using mod_prefork. If you have apache managing multiple ajp13 backend connections, I would try running mod_worker, not as a workaround to this bug, but for better performance and reliability.
Bad file descriptor: apr_socket_accept Please check your virtual host has correct parameters. If you have wrong parameters there you will get the same exception.