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Tech consultant Ryan Marsh has wanted to leave Houston and forge a new path in a new city.
Marsh's work history has ranged from programming jobs, consulting gigs with large-scale energy and auto firms, a brief stint as a Starbucks barista, and time spent as a paratrooper in the military, an Agile software coach and a product manager.
Every job has contributed to where he is today and what he wants to do going forward: to help startups streamline their processes as they jump to the next level.
Marsh thought about the Silicon Valley area, but was not sure how favorable the taxes and environment would be for his family.
He heard a little about Boulder last year from a fellow attendee at the South By Southwest conference in Austin, Texas.
"She was from Boulder and told me about Boulder Startup Week," he said. "At that time I had heard there was a company or two, a few high-tech companies in Boulder, but it started to seem like Colorado's equivalent of Austin."
Marsh this week will be making his first trip to Boulder -- free of charge -- as one of 24 people selected to be flown in to attend the fourth annual Boulder Startup Week.
"I'm really excited by the community feel that I got about Boulder," he said.
About 1,500 people are expected to attend Boulder Startup Week, a five-day event aimed at showcasing Boulder's startup community, providing networking and education opportunities and allowing for the recruitment of new members to the talent pool.
Starting Wednesday, downtown Boulder and its companies will play host to more than 50 events including meetups dedicated to best-practices
and tips; networking events anchored by food, drinks or activities such as yoga; office hours with startup experts; a late-night pitch session; and a "startup crawl" to 20 firms.
Additionally, groups such as Boulder Open Coffee Club, Boulder Beta and IgniteBoulder have scheduled meetings in conjunction with Boulder Startup Week.
Most of the events are free of charge, but require an RSVP.
"It's that sense of community and the fact that everybody can get involved and step up," said Rich Maloy, head organizer of Boulder Startup Week.
'Own little magic'
This year, organizers hope to broaden the fairly tech-centric Boulder Startup Week to other sectors, Maloy said, adding that Downtown Boulder Inc., the Boulder International Film Festival and Naturally Boulder will participate in a "startup popup tent" in front of the courthouse on the Pearl Street Mall.
Also new is the "Startup Express," a shuttle that will run between Boulder and Denver. The shuttle was developed in partnership with Denver Startup Week and also will run during the Mile High City's entrepreneur-focused event later this year.
"Boulder's got its own little magic going on, but we want to share the love," Maloy said.
Broader goals are to connect the various business communities along Colorado's Front Range.
The fourth iteration of Boulder Startup Week also involves further crossover events with the University of Colorado.
The connections between CU and the startup community have grown immensely in recent years, said Brad Bernthal, director of the Silicon Flatirons Center's Entrepreneurship Initiative, which hosts dozens of entrepreneur-focused events annually.
From June of last year to the end of May 2013, more than 7,200 people attended Silicon Flatiron's 56 entrepreneur-related events.
"Silicon Flatirons as well as other organizations across campus have really moved the meter during the last five years in opening up the campus to allow the startup community to congregate," he said.
Being involved with Boulder Startup Week -- a connection made via efforts led by student Fletcher Richman -- could be beneficial to CU's student body, Bernthal said.
"From the campus' perspective, preparing students to work in innovative industries is enormously important," he said.
Building the potential workforce for Boulder companies is a primary goal of Boulder Startup Week, said organizer Maloy.
His mission this year is to have at least half of the 24 flown-in visitors leave with new jobs.
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Mathew Sisson, creative director at Boulder-based PivotDesk, was one of the successful transplants from the group of entrepreneurs flown out for Boulder Startup Week 2011.
"I moved to Boulder two months after startup week," he said.
Sisson's previous base of Burlington, Vt., had a startup community, but it was not as tight-knit nor as casual as Boulder's, he said.
"There was no mingling in between the other companies," he said of his experience in Burlington. "Here, you have all the startups next door."
In addition to his role at PivotDesk, Sisson was heavily involved in this year's Boulder Startup Week efforts and organized Thursday afternoon's Startup Crawl, during which nearly two dozen local firms will open their offices to Boulder Startup Week participants.
Rafflecopter, one of the participants of the Startup Crawl, was lured to Boulder by the city's cachet.
"We looked at San Francisco, Seattle, Boston, Boulder and Austin; we just read so many good things online about Boulder," said Greg Goodson, co-founder of the 26-month-old software firm.
Two months after starting Rafflecopter -- a company that develops a platform for bloggers and companies to run online giveaways -- the founders landed the firm in Boulder and launched the company's first product during Boulder Startup Week 2011.
"We went from 'tell us what you think?' to last year having a bunch of users, but we weren't making money, to then having a big update about six months ago that essentially put us past the pre-revenue stage," Goodson said. "We're making money, we've really grown a lot and progressed a lot."
Rafflecopter's evolution was helped by its locale, he added.
"I think that's really opened up our eyes as far as the connections we've been able to make," he said.
'Hiring like mad'
Grown-up startup Gnip plans to tackle the factors that contribute to the highly connected Boulder startup community during its "Give Back, Get Back: A Guide to Boulder and OSS" event on Thursday evening.
The talk involves how the principles behind open-source software and the startup community in Boulder align.
"There's a reciprocity in terms of contributing to a community and a software community," said Jud Valeski, Gnip's CEO.
Officials for the social data firm have heavily promoted Boulder Startup Week to its workforce of 55 people. Valeski sees the events as opportunities for employees to further develop their skills and networks.
Employees are being told to "get out and go experience it," Valeski said. "Go digest what the community has to offer and what the people coming into the community have to offer and share."
Gnip also has backed Boulder Startup Week as a lead sponsor in hopes of growing the talent pool and landing a few new employees.
"We're hiring like mad right now," he said. "The more companies that start up here and have success here, that makes it a much more competitive environment."
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By Nancy-Ann DeParle. Crosspost from The White House Blog
Over the weekend, a report by the Associated Press detailed how the Affordable Care Act is dramatically reducing drug costs for seniors who hit the prescription drug coverage gap known as the donut hole. This year, seniors are benefiting from a 50 percent discount on brand-name drugs in the donut hole. And the discount and other provisions in the law are saving money for seniors. As the AP reported:
The average beneficiary who falls into the coverage gap would have spent $1,504 this year on prescriptions. But thanks to discounts and other provisions in President Barack Obama's health care overhaul law, that cost fell to $901, according to Medicare's Office of the Actuary, which handles economic estimates.
So far this year, more than 2.2 million people with Medicare have saved more than $1.2 billion on their prescriptions. The Associated Press spoke with two of them:
For retired elementary school teacher Carolyn Friedman, it meant she didn't need a loan to pay for drugs that keep her epilepsy under control.
"What a change for the better," said Friedman, 71, of Sunrise, Fla. "This year it was easier to pay my bills, whereas last year I had to borrow money to pay for my medications when I was in the doughnut hole."
Joan Gibbs thought her pharmacy had made a mistake. Her total cost for a brand-name painkiller in the doughnut hole came out lower than her co-payment earlier in the year, at a time her plan was picking up most of the tab.
"I reluctantly called the insurance company," said Gibbs, 54, who lives near Cleveland. "If they had made a mistake, I knew they would catch it sooner or later. I was very surprised that it turned out to be such a good discount."
Gibbs is on Medicare because of an auto-immune disorder and other medical problems that left her unable to work.
Thanks to the Affordable Care Act, seniors will receive bigger discounts in the years ahead. By 2020, the donut hole will be closed completely.
And even if you don't hit the donut hole, there's still good news for beneficiaries with Medicare Part D. Prescription drug premiums will not rise next year, and thanks to health reform, seniors can get preventive services like mammograms and other cancer screenings for free.
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Make sure not to miss the opportunity to participate in the unique atmosphere in Reykjavík during the Reykjavík Arts Festival, which brings joy and delight to Iceland's residents and guests in May each year. The Festival takes pride in its focus on all art forms - theatre, dance, music, literature and visual arts and promotes the vibrant Icelandic art scene as well as the international culture with exceptional performances, exhibits and events.
The performing arts are a prominent feature of this year's programme, which is best desribed as a feast of music and dance, brimming with exiting concerts of all kinds, striking dance performances and colorful theatre experiences for all ages. A spirit of collaboration of many art forms can be felt in many events this year, opening doors to inspiring experiences for audiences and artists alike.
Guests of this years' Festival will be among the first to attend events in the halls of the brand new Concert and Conference hall Harpa, which opens its doors just in time for the 2011 Festival. One of the biggest event of this year's festival is without doubt on May 21, when German tenor Jonas Kaufmann performs with the Iceland Sympnony Orchestra at a gala concert in Harpa's main concert hall. Kaufmann, internationally recognized as one of the most important artists of our day, will sing French and Italian opera arias with the Iceland Symphony Orchestra conducted by Peter Schrottner. Another superstar of the classical world, the beloved American soprano Barbara Bonney, will also perform a solo recital at the Festival on June 5.
Other international artists, to name a few are Ojos del Brujo, Beijing Dance Theatre, Tomi Ungerer, The Krakow Sinfonietta, Louise Bourgeoise, Michel Houllebecq, Tony Allen, Les Slovaks Dance Collective and many more.
The Festival Box Office for the Jonas Kaufmann concert opens February 24th. Detailed festival programme and online booking for all events will be available online from April 1st, and by tel: (+354) 552 8588, from 10 am to 4 pm on weekdays.
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If you are interested in using our meeting room, please start by reading our Room Use Policy. Then give us a call at 920-623-5910 to see if the room is available when you need it. then fill out our Meeting Room Form and we'll get you on the schedule.
Some frequently asked questions about the Program Room include:
Do you provide babysitting services during meetings/tutoring? No, it is suggested that groups provide their own babysitters during activities at the library.
Where can I find a listing of meetings and programs - Check the calendar on our website for upcoming library events. Non-library events will not be listed on this calendar, which is why we ask you to please call for availability of the room.
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The Yamhill County commissioners made good Thursday on the pledge to place a one-year moratorium on the siting of marijuana dispensaries in rural areas under their jurisdiction, effective immediately.
The county ordinance developed just weeks before the Oregon Health Authority is scheduled to begin accepting dispensary applications March 3.
Voting in favor were Commissioners Kathy George and Allen Springer. Commissioner Mary Stern missed the meeting due to a death in the family.
The new ordinance thwarts plans by leading local medical marijuana advocate Jim Galba from opening a dispensary in Bunn Village, where he operates H2Organics, as the site lies outside McMinnville city limits.
Galba told commissioners he understood the Legislature was moving to prohibit local bans. However, County Counsel Christian Boenisch, contacted afterward, told the News-Register the issue remains unsettled.
"That's a discussion taking place across the state," he said. "The law remains unsettled and may change further, which is one reason why the commissioners landed were they did."
The Senate has passed a bill and sent it on to the House, where it was up for hearing in committee Thursday afternoon. It remains to be seen whether the bill goes on to earn House passage and a gubernatorial signature, however, and if so, in what form.
What's more, it was not immediately clear whether the legislation would bar only outright bans, or also cover one-year moratoriums like the one the county is pursuing.
The commissioners opted for a temporary halt on the grounds that additional time is needed to review and consider the evolving legal framework, the potential need for changes in the county's zoning ordinance and final state rules for dispensary regulation, all currently in flux.
In the ordinance, the county finds the Health Authority has thus far failed to provid adequate safeguards to regulate the operation of dispensaries, in that "the current regulatory program for dispensaries is underfunded." It goes on to find that "the deficiencies in the current law present serious public safety concerns" and thus "endanger the health, peace and welfare of the citizens of Yamhill County."


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June 17, 2017 - This event combined the history of the Roebling family (built the Brooklyn Bridge and many others) and their rise and fall and the town they created that represented an immigrant's dream 100-years ago.
Our 34 FreeWalkers continued another 13 miles to Trenton to experience a unique festival called Art All Night which offered a huge stage to experience live visual and audio art along with caravan of food trucks for 24-hours straight. The entire day was a unique and interesting experience in history and art.
June 10, 2017 - It turned out to be a great day for a great event. Our largest event yet with 125 participants. Many making it all the way to the end of 30-miles. If there was any particular challenge it was the heat building up but with some breeze to help as it reached the mid-80s.
This year to accommodate more challengers we expanded the support providing improved signage and a support stop near the GWB. Our thanks to the Hudson River Walkway Conservancy, East Coast Greenway, Shorewalkers and Metrotrails for helping make this a huge success for FreeWalkers and our United Walking effort.
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April 8, 2017 - It was a beautiful day for a walk with a taste of spring. FourWalkers walked the 40 miles from Trenton and 29 walkers favored the shorter, yet challenging 28 miles from Princeton to New Brunswick.
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March 19, 2017 - Eight FreeWalkers walked the 12-miles from Trenton to Princeton on a day when winter would not let go. Snow covered trail and cold temps slowed down the trek but sun and good spirits were plentiful.
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March 4, 2017 - About 40 braved the mid-teens and walked across town to the tram. We explored the island and the FDR 4 Freedoms Monument and park. Eventually crossing the bridge to Queens for some middle-eastern sights, smells and tastes. Ending it all at the famous Czech Beer Hall.
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February 4, 2017 - An event for history buffs and hardcore walkers. Our 4th walk along the C&O Canal in Maryland and West Virginia - just like Bobby Kennedy did in 1963. Chilly weather did not dampen the can-do spirit of 50 fellow walkers at our grand annual event.
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January 28, 2017 - It's mid-winter and 75 hearty walkers show up at the Morristown train station. This year we went West to East and ended in a cozy bar called Coda. Special kudos to Madison Honda for their hospitatlity.
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January 7, 2017 - The Midnight March was our first all-night walking event and first event for the new year. Six brave FreeWalkers played wannabe soldiers and stayed with the troops into battle.at daybreak.
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December 16, 2016 - About a dozen FreeWalkers braved extreme cold and outmaneuvered rabid fans of the famous Brooklyn neighborhood. Thanks to Nakis Pericleous for leading us to the holiday kingdom.
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December 4, 2016 - There were 35 FreeWalkers walking the grand and historic neighborhoods of South Orange and Maplewood followed by our year-end party and awards. Thanks to Risa Olinsky and David Ascher for a great day for a walk, celebration party and a start of the holiday season..
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November 25, 2016 - A crowd of about 40 walked off some turkey and at the same time helped the unfortunate in our communities by supporting MEND of Essex County - a food-bank charity that we support. Gobble-Gobble Walkers were asked to bring food and/or donate to help the hungry.
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November 6, 2016 - Familes and FreeWalkers enjoyed a great fall day in Echo Lake Park, Mountainside, NJ as we got about 200 participants strolling and rolling. Kids had as much fun as adults enjoying the games, mild temps and colorful leaves on our first-ever family walking event. Thank you sponsors and Risa Olinsky and Yohana Osorio for organizing!
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October 30, 2016 - Charles Upkike led about 20 FreeWalkers along the route of the Philadelphia Marathon, know for its scenery - especially this time of year.
October 30, 2016 - Rick Mohovich led about a dozen FreeWalkers around the Tarrytown area in a walk that passed through the Sleepy Hollow Cemetery of Wahington Irving fame.
October 29, 2016 - 25 FreeWalkers walked from the New City waterfront to Coney Island on our annual tour of a different section of Brooklyn each year. Always popular and interesting, we enjoyed great weather and scenery as we walked the greenway trail, including under the Verrazano Bridge. Thanks leader Nancy Jonap!
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October 20-23, 2016 - Four consecutive days, 120 miles. Walking from York PA to Frenchtown. FreeWalkers walked in support of Jim Gregoire, a FreeWalker and man on a mission to walk the entire US East Coast. Charles Updike, FreeWalkers PA Regional director organized this series of walk to keep him company and provide a great reason to visit the Delaware River area.
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October 3-16, 2016 - Two weeks trekking te foothills of the Himalayas. Sydney Frymire of Trek of Your Life (TOYL), a FreeWalker and experienced hiker and traveler organizes trips to Nepal which include a bit of volunteerism and plenty of incredible sights.
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October 10, 2016 - On Columbus Day each year we brave the wilds of Essex County and travel through five reservations, 8 parks a dozen or so towns as we walk from Millburn to Cedar Grove, Montclair and Newark as we follow the Lenape Trail for 34 miles in our most diverse walk.
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September 24, 2016 - Once again we tried our best to hold on to summer and made a 30-mile trek along the bayshore and oceanside from Matawan to Sandy Hook to Asbury Park. Great conditions again this year for a beautiful walk and one of our most popular.
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September 17, 2016 - Fran Price, our FreeWalker leader in Boston, put together a great tour of the highlights of Boston. We walked from South Boston to Copley Square, mostly following the water and the historic trail.
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Providence to Boston July 23 to July 29 - Loredana, Ken and Nancy have finished thier 110 mile week-long expedition on the ECGA.
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Low-Carb Turkey Meatballs with Romano Cheese and Herbs
In this updated version I added a small amount of hemp hearts to the recipe to bump up the nutrition, but that's completely optional. The meatballs are a little soft to work with, and you do have to watch them so the cheese doesn't burn when you're frying them, but if you want a flavorful meatball that's Phase One, low-carb, and gluten-free, I think this recipe is a keeper!
(This recipe was updated October 2012, with better photos, better instructions, and the addition of Hemp Hearts for added nutrition.)
Mix all the ingredients together with clean hands.
Heat a little olive oil in a non-stick frying pan over medium heat and cook the meatballs until they are well-browned and done clear through, about 15 minutes.
And just for laughs, here's the original photo of the turkey meatballs from back in 2009, which looked a little too brown, although they definitely tasted good!
Turkey Meatballs with Romano Cheese and Herbs
(Makes about 30 medium-sized meatballs or 18 larger ones, about 6 servings. Recipe adapted from Healthy and Tasty Turkey Meatballs at Cucina Bella.)
1 1/2 lbs. ground turkey
1/2 cup Romano (or Parmesan-Romano) cheese (You don't need freshly grated cheese for this recipe.)
1/4 cup raw hemp seed (optional, this makes the meatballs more nutritious. I used Hemp Hearts.)
1 tsp. granulated garlic (I would not substitute garlic powder)
1 tsp. teaspoon rubbed sage (or less)
1 tsp. dried rosemary (or less)
1 tsp. dried thyme (or less)
1 egg, beaten
2 tsp. Worcestershire sauce
3-4 tsp. olive oil, for frying the meatballs
When meat is room temperature, sprinkle ground herbs, Romano or Parmesan-Romano cheese, and hemp hearts over the meat; then add the egg and Worcestershire sauce. Wash hands, then use your hands to mix the herbs, cheese, and egg into the ground turkey. (Try not to overmix, just squeeze together until it's combined.)
Use a spoon to scoop out same-size pieces of meat and form into individual meatballs by rolling them between your hands. (The mixture will be soft, but it will firm when the turkey is cooked.) When all meatballs are rolled, heat 1 T (3 tsp.) olive oil in a large non-stick frying pan. (Add the additional tsp. of olive oil as they cook if needed.)
Fry meatballs over medium heat, turning every few minutes to a new side, until all meatballs are well browned and done through, about 15 minutes. Cut one in half to be sure the inside is done, or test with a meat thermometer to be sure the temperature is at least 165F for ground turkey.
Serve hot. I love to eat these with Tzatziki Sauce or Market Street Grill Creamy Cucumber Sauce.
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DENVER Work is proceeding slowly to write a law to regulate marijuana after Colorado voters legalized it last November.
Gov. John Hickenloopers task force spent three months drafting 58 recommendations for how the state should regulate pot now that its legal.
A committee of 10 legislators is going through the list point-by-point, deciding what to put into a bill that the Legislature must pass before early May.
Committee chairman Rep. Dan Pabon, D-Denver, isnt taking votes on individual recommendations until members agree unanimously.
The panel met all Friday afternoon but did not take votes. It has scheduled early-morning meetings this week to crunch through the recommendations and introduce a bill.
Pressure is building to get it in front of the Legislature.
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Legislators also will have to decide what tax rate to ask voters to approve on sales of recreational pot, who can get licenses to grow, sell and transport marijuana, and whether out-of-state residents can buy or sell marijuana, among many other issues.


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I was going to leave the Easter and Mothers Day chocolate reviews for a while longer, but the rest of my family insisted I get this review up as soon as possible so none of you miss out on an opportunity to try them. Apologies for spoiling the review in the first paragraph, but lets face it, it was blindingly obvious that these Hotel Chocolat 'A Dozen Quail Eggs' were going to be received rather warmly anyway!
Described as a 'selection of filled chocolate eggs', these were a none to dissimilar product to the Hotel Chocolat The Sleekster Egg Box Selection reviewed in 2010 - See HERE. This 2011 selection however came with a quirky and fascinating new look (very cool looking in my opinion!), aswell as some intriguing new flavours. What with the selection comprising of eleven different flavours, all of which were correctly identifiable from the inclusive menu, we better get going ...
Classic Praline - Milk Chocolate/Blue Stripes - A deliciously creamy 40.0% milk chocolate shell with a woody, hazelnut noted textured centre. I think we all know by now that Hotel Chocolat make fantastic praline. Superb.
Caramel Praline - Milk Chocolate/Black Stripes - I was surprised to see that this was one of the few 'survivors' in terms of flavours from the 2010 selection previously reviewed last year See HERE. It was still just as I remembered it. Very Good.
Chocolate Truffle - Dark Chocolate/Red Stripes - This was more of a plain dark chocolate piece with little flavour development from the centre truffle constituents. Still very tasty but understandably it was perceived as one of the less exciting pieces and was left until last. Good.
Strawberry Truffle - White Chocolate/Pink Stripes - This was the first plucked out by sister who described it as a creamy, vanilla heavy white chocolate, with a delightfully 'real' tasting strawberry fruit centre. Very Good.
Amaretto Truffle - White Chocolate/Brown Stripes - I perhaps wasn't the best person on my mini taste panel to test this one, but for what it's worth I still thought it was fantastic. Unlike other booze filled Hotel Chocolat truffles I have tried previously, I loved the balance the creamy white chocolate gave the alcohol fueled filling. Not my favourite but still very nice. Very Good.
Blueberry Truffle - White Chocolate/Purple Stripes - My mother hasn't stopped going on about how much she loved this truffle since she ate it. She is a big of blueberries, and was amazed at how real the flavours of the fruit came through the sweet, creamy white chocolate shell. She said it was one of the best chocolates she's ever tasted from Hotel Chocolat - big claim there! Superb.
Whisky Truffle - Milk Chocolate/Black Stripes - Despite his initial grumbles that this one should have had an exterior dark chocolate shell, my old man later conceded that the extra sweetness from the milk chocolate was the perfect contrast to the fierce, fiery whisky flavoured soft centre. He said it was delicious, but only for real whisky lovers given it's strength. Superb.
Chocolate Brownie - Milk Chocolate/Brown Stripes - Like the chocolate truffle was the plain dark chocolate piece in the selection, this was really just the plainer milk chocolate offering. Again there was nothing wrong taste wise whatsoever, however with so many interesting flavours available it was one of the last to be eaten. Good.
Vanilla Truffle - Milk Chocolate/White Stripes - This was the first time I had seen a Hotel Chocoalt vanilla flavoured truffle so I insisted that I get the chance to try this one, and I'm glad I did. The vanilla filling provided a tasty extension of the cream flavours of the chocolate, and rounded off the soft melting mouth feel with a cooling note of sweet bourbon. Superb.
Liquid Caramel - Dark Chocolate/Yellow - This was the egg that was portioned twice in the box - was I ever going to have a problem with that!? Haha of course not! As you can see from my review last year (See HERE) this was a truffle I rated very highly indeed. Superb.
Rum Truffle - Dark Chocolate/Orange Stripes - This was described by my sister as just a little too strong for her taste. She is a big fan of rum based drinks, but even for her said that she would have preferred the rum to have played second fiddle to chocolate rather than it being vice-verca. Standard.
Overall if you have taken the time to read through my families above thoughts on these truffle eggs, you find it easy to see why they insisted this selection be fast tracked on to the website. This Hotel Chocolat 'A Dozen Quail Eggs' was absolutely loved by all four us. Collectively we thought it looked very impressive, offered an amazing amount of variety, and of course we all loved the selected chocolates that we tried. When you think about it, those attributes are really all the table stakes you want from a box of chocolates, and Hotel Chocolat delivered on these here with a real touch of real class. As far as recommendations go, I probably needn't say that I think these come with a big ChocolateMission thumbs up. I can see them being a bit of a hot seller for Hotel Chocolat this Easter, so if I were you I would get your Hotel Chocolat orders in quick.
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The cost of providing health insurance to Phelps County employees next year will likely be one of the biggest impacts to the county's 2013 budget.
During a meeting with county department heads Thursday morning, Phelps County Commissioners and Sheran Ashby, a broker with Ashby's Covenant Insurance, discussed the possibility of switching health care providers next year.
The county's present insurance carrier is Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield, but county commissioners and Ashby noted that if the county stays with that provider, it could mean an increase of about $210,000 in costs next year.
The county is still in the bidding process with health insurance providers. No rates or names of companies were mentioned during Thursday's meeting.
Ashby said there is one company she and commissioners are considering and after obtaining health information from county employees, she will get a quote from that particular carrier as well as three others.
"It's not a guarantee we're changing," Stratman said, but he noted that if no change is made to providers, he worried that the county would not be able to absorb the increased costs and that employees might have to pay more than 10 percent of premiums.
Stratman said the best case scenario is that the county will pay about the same for health insurance in 2013 as it did this year.
"We got hit hard this year," said County Clerk Carol Bennett. She noted that the county has a poor loss ratio.
Bennett said the commissioners are trying to maintain the county's current level of coverage and "have the employees' best interest at heart."
The renewal date to stay with the current provider is Jan. 1 and open enrollment for county employees is in December.
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Commissioners were informed that a section of County Road 7570 in western Phelps County will be closed starting Tuesday, Dec. 4, for six to eight weeks to replace a railroad bridge.
Bennett told the commission that she received a letter of resignation from Phelps County Associate Circuit Judge Bill Hickle. Hickle won the Nov. 6 election for the 25th Judicial Circuit Judge, replacing Tracy Storie, who will retire at the end of this year. Hickle's resignation is effective Jan. 1, 2013. The 25th Judicial Circuit covers Phelps, Pulaski, Maries and Texas counties. Nominations to replace Hickle as associate circuit judge will be sent to Gov. Jay Nixon and Bennett said she hopes to have a replacement named after the new year.
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The Fault in Our Stars
Here's the thing about The Fault in Our Stars: you are most likely going to cry. Regardless of whether or not you actually enjoy the movie, or how invested you become in the star-crossed love story at its core, or even how stoic and cold-hearted you think you might be, you're probably going to end up like everyone else in the theater, bawling over the traumas of first love and the unfair tragedy of cancer. It's best to just accept that up front.
Based on John Green's best-selling novel, this tear-jerker centers on Hazel Grace Lancaster (Shailene Woodley), a 16-year-old with a dark sense of humor about the disease that requires her to tote around an oxygen tank at all times. At the request of her parents, she attends a cancer survivor support group led by an overly religious, desperate-to-be-hip survivor (a hilarious Mike Birbiglia, who could have used a few more scenes) in a church basement. There, she meets Augustus Waters (Ansel Elgort), a handsome, charming boy who lost his leg to cancer. The two bond over some common interests - she shares her favorite novel An Imperial Affliction, he stays on the phone with her all night - and their steadfast refusal to allow anyone to treat them or their disease with kid gloves. And of course, they fall in love.
Like the film, they approach the disease with a twisted sense of humor, poking fun at everything from the group leader's constant references to the "literal heart of Jesus," their medication intake, and the most appropriate things to waste your wishes on. Despite being a movie about cancer, The Fault in Our Stars is surprisingly funny, with most of the laughs coming from their friend Isaac (an also underused Nat Wolff). It's actually Isaac who feels the most like a real teenager, cycling rapidly through the stages of grief after his girlfriend dumps him right before a major surgery. The weight of the film, however, rests squarely on Woodley's shoulders, and she does an excellent job as Hazel, balancing her sharp wit and sheer determination with the right amount of frailty and fear. Though she has enough magnetism and charm to make even the most pretentious, literary speeches sound somewhat natural, it's the smaller moments where she really shines.
Like his co-star, Elgort's natural charm is an asset to the film, even if Augustus isn't nearly as deeply realized as Hazel is. He's a teenage dream of a boy - handsome, smart, and funny, with a tragic past, and the ability to win over everyone he encounters - and Elgort's charisma and easy smile helps make some of his more pretentious quirks feel slightly more natural. His chemistry with Woodley is the strongest thing The Fault in Our Stars has on its side, and it's hard to watch the way they light up in their scenes together and not root for Hazel and Gus' love to triumph over all.
Fans of the novel will be thrilled that the film sticks so closely to the source material, although it does smooth over a lot of the issues present in the text. Though the most iconic lines and speeches are in tact, the streamlined narration cuts down on some of the more profound declarations that the characters make, allowing them to speak more like real people. Scott Neustadter and Michael Weber's determination to play up the characters' dark sense of humor also helps greatly, punctuating some of the more maudlin scenes with a much needed laugh. Still, it doesn't all work. Hazel and Gus' visit to the Anne Frank House gets a cloying voice-over, and it remains the worst possible place for the couple to share their first kiss. Interspersing the new dialogue with Green's monologues can be clunky at times, and Gus' metaphor probably works much better as a literary conceit than as something a real human being would do. And when the third act of the film pulls out all of the stops to ensure there isn't a dry eye in the theater, the film lays on the sap a bit too thick in its treatment of its big tragedy.
But by that point in the film, after having bawled your way through half a bucket of popcorn and several tissues, it probably won't matter. Because that beautifully lit, perfectly soundtracked heartbreak is the selling point of Hazel and Gus' doomed love story, and precisely the appeal of any good cancer movie - and if the ruined mascara and muffled sobs are any indication, The Fault in Our Stars is a good one.


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Belgian high quality, 70% dark chocolate chips (callets) by Barry Callebaut. Callebaut have created this chocolate couverture for easy melting and a wide range of chocolate use from moulding & enrobing to melting and baking.
• Belgian Dark chocolate Couverture (Min cocoa 70%)
• Sugar
• Fat reduced cocoa powder
• Cocoa mass
• Emulsifier; Soya lecithin
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These dark chocolate chips MAY CONTAIN TRACES OF DAIRY.
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Nutrition per 100g
Energy 539kCal / 2255KJ
Fat 39g of which saturates 23g
Carbohydrate 31g of which sugars 26g
Protein 8.8g
Salt 0.02g
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14K Greek Key Bezel MOP Pendant
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Great news today about our portfolio company Klout: TechCrunch reports that the company is getting a strategic investment from Microsoft and Klout will have a two-way data relationship with the Bing search engine.
This means you'll see Klout scores in Bing results, and Klout will use Bing data in determining Klout scores. For example, when people search for you in Bing, your Klout score will go up.
The reason Klout was able to get a deal like this done is because they have a lot (a whole lot) of data on people. This data, along with the fact that they remain a neutral party working with all the giants, allows them to create a sort of Page Rank that tells others how influental you are in given areas.
See my post from August with more thoughts on why we invested.
When you forget all the weird perks people get for having a high Klout score and the sometime hilarious errors that the young service sometimes makes in assigning Klout, you can start to see the real power of the service. Big, big data. And useful.
The easiest way to see this yourself? Download the Klout for Twitter Chrome extension and see people's Klout score as you interact with them.
Congrats to Klout and Microsoft. This is a good partnership.
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Another View -- David Fink: When discussing passenger rail, do not forget the costsDAVID FINK
February 07. 2013 10:40PM
As president of Pan Am Railways, the largest freight railroad in New Hampshire, I was surprised to read the recent comments by Nashua Mayor Donnalee Lozeau claiming that "New Hampshire is one of the few states that does not have a functioning rail system for commuter and freight" and that "... freight rail would also be incredibly beneficial to southern New Hampshire."
Unless I am mistaken, freight rail service is already alive and well in both southern and central New Hampshire, with Pan Am Railways being the major provider of such service to a growing customer base that now numbers more than 35 active rail users in the region.
Perhaps more troubling than the mayor's perception of freight service in New Hampshire, however, is a subsequent comment that, "there is no transportation out there that isn't subsidized today . everything is subsidized." With all due respect to the mayor, that statement is simply incorrect when applied to freight railroads such as Pan Am.
In fact, while other transportation modes must rely on subsidies for their operations, Pan Am neither requests nor receives similar subsidies to run its trains and maintain its freight rail infrastructure. Unfortunately, as politicians continue to promote the importance of passenger rail for New Hampshire, there has been no mention of the role that the private railroad owner might play in such an endeavor. It is my sincere hope that this will change as any discussion moves forward.
Nevertheless, I do agree with the mayor that subsidies will be necessary for any passenger rail operation in New Hampshire. My concern, however, is that discussions on this topic have so far failed to quantify the scope of these costs or the benefits to be obtained.
One need look only to the financial demands facing the MBTA in Massachusetts and Amtrak nationally to realize that the operation of passenger service brings many daunting challenges and that the costs of those challenges in New Hampshire will have to be borne by its residents.
Similarly, it is instructive to note the outcome of recent efforts by Minnesota to initiate passenger service to fully understand the risks of such an enterprise. There, a 40-mile rail line was upgraded at a cost of approximately $317 million for service into Minneapolis in 2009. Since the operation of the first train, ridership has consistently failed to meet projections, and the taxpayers of Minnesota are paying a subsidy of approximately $1 million per month to support a service that is failing to meet even muted expectations.
What these examples clearly show is that there are significant costs and risks related to passenger service in New Hampshire, and my concern is that to date the public discussion of this project has been limited only to unidentified "benefits" that will supposedly result.
To be clear, Pan Am has enjoyed long and successful relationships with passenger rail operators such as the MBTA and Amtrak, and we believe that passenger rail can be beneficial in the right circumstances. However, in order to realize these benefits, planners and politicians must also identify, discuss and plan for the inherent risks related to this service.
As it has done with recent MBTA and Amtrak service expansions, Pan Am is willing to participate in any discussion relating to New Hampshire passenger service, provided that all parties are willing to enter those discussions with a realistic expectation of what such service is to achieve.
David Fink is president of Pan Am Railways, based in North Billerica, Mass.


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The night before a Cirque du Soleil audition is one where you might not get a lot of sleep, because of excitement and of course nerves. This is exactly how I felt. I arrived at the audition knowing somewhat what to expect because of friends who had auditioned before. We all gathered to the floor and it began...
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Cirque du Soleil is seeking high level female skipping rope specialists for openings on Wintuk and Quidam.
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SOP & Newsblaze Columnist Robert Paul Reyes interviews fellow SOP & Newsblaze contributor, and world-renowned celebrity, Will Roberts, "America's Favorite Cowboy Humorist."
Roberts is the country's preeminent Will Rogers Tribute Artist, he produces an audio podcast and a political humor column "Will Says" in several syndicated newspapers around the world.
Roberts dream has come true after 27 years of blood, sweat and lots of hard work as he is now a cowboy performer in the new Cirque Du Soleil show "Viva Elvis".
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We are seeking new talent for our existing shows and upcoming creations! Comic theater actors, Verbal & non-verbal clowns and Excellent physical actors, apply online for this audition by clicking on the image.
We are seeking new talent for our existing shows and upcoming creations! Circus Performers of all disciplines with original and innovative acts, apply online for this audition by clicking on the image.
Watch the set-up of our show Alegría, currently presented in arenas around the world. A 12-hour arena load-in speeded up in 30 seconds!
Josette and Joseph Wiggan, two dancers on Banana Shpeel, take us behind the scenes of the television ad for the show. Between takes, see what goes on in the make-up rooms, discover the amazing costumes and get a sneak peek at the choreography in this quirky, off-the-wall production.


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