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A fare go this Christmas
Making edible goodies for Christmas gifts is a lovely and gratifying thing to do, but it's good to plan ahead. Although the silly season is still months away, now is the time to start thinking about what to make and how many jars to sterilise.
Preserved lemons are easy to prepare, look great and can be personalised by using your own blend of aromatic spices. In three months, the lemons will be soft and mellow. They are the gift that keeps on giving, as a little goes a long way and they last for ages once opened, if they are stored in the fridge.
Australian tamarillos are arriving on the market now and make rich, fragrant chutneys and jams. The following recipe has Asian ingredients that give it a lift from the average chutney but this version is still the perfect condiment for leftover ham and turkey sandwiches.
Last but not least is the ultimate Christmas treat, a freshly baked fruit mince pie. If you prepare the fruit mixture now, it gets better and better the longer it has to marinate in brandy and spices. Make the pies when you're ready to give them – homemade pastry takes patience and care and has good wishes written all over it.
Jane StrodeTamarillo chutney
Serve this tangy chutney with eggs, hard cheese, seafood and Asian-style curries.
600g tamarillos 30g fresh ginger, grated 120g spanish onion, finely chopped 3 small red chillis, chopped 250ml rice wine vinegar 150g brown sugar 1/2 tsp salt 2 bay leaves
Blanch tamarillos in boiling water for one minute. Refresh in iced water and remove skin. Roughly chop and place in a heavy-based saucepan with remaining ingredients. Stir to dissolve sugar and bring to the boil. Simmer, stirring regularly, until chutney has thickened, about 30 minutes.
While still really hot, place chutney in sterilised jars. Secure lids firmly and turn jars upside down – this creates a seal. Leave upside down until cool. Store in the cupboard for three months before using as gifts.
Makes two 300ml-capacity jars.
To sterilise jars, put through the dishwasher on a hot cycle or wash well in hot soapy water, rinse then place in a pre-heated oven on 150C for 10 minutes.Chicken and preserved lemons
Spices that can be used to add flavour to preserved lemons are cinnamon sticks, peppercorns, coriander seeds, star anise, bay leaves, fennel seeds, cumin seeds and cardamom.
1kg thick-skinned lemons, washed 150g table salt 600ml lemon juice Vegetable oil 4 chicken thighs and drumsticks, 8 pieces in total Salt and pepper 100ml olive oil 3 small spanish onions, finely chopped 6 garlic cloves, sliced 1/4 tsp chilli powder 1 tsp smoked paprika 1 tbsp coriander seeds, crushed 1.2kg tin whole peeled tomatoes 1 tbsp brown sugar 10 thyme sprigs 400g tin chickpeas, drained 1/2 cup green olives 50g feta 1/4 cup finely chopped parsley 1/4 cup finely chopped coriander 1 tbsp finely chopped preserved lemon rind
For preserved lemons, cut lemons into quarters without cutting all the way to the bottom. Spoon about a teaspoon of salt into centre of lemons. Squash into sterilised jars, fitting in as many lemons as possible. Cut lemons in half to fill jars if needed. Top with remaining salt, lemon juice and spices of your choice so jars are full. Secure lids and store in a dark place until lemons are soft, about three months.
For chicken, heat a little vegetable oil in a non-stick frying pan. Season chicken pieces and fry on both sides to brown. Remove from heat and reserve. In a large saucepan, heat olive oil over a medium heat and add onion, garlic, chilli, paprika and coriander. Season and cook until soft, about 15 minutes. Add tomatoes, sugar and thyme. Simmer for 20 minutes to reduce. Add fried chicken and simmer until chicken is cooked through, about 40 minutes. Add chickpeas and olives. Sprinkle with feta, herbs and preserved lemon before serving.
Serves 4-6Mince pies
Leftover fruit mince can be used the following year or added to Christmas pudding and cake recipes.
500g mixed fruit 230g slivered almonds 100g dried apricots, chopped 250g golden syrup 75g brown sugar 1 tbsp grated lemon rind 1 tbsp grated orange rind 1 1/2 tbsp mixed spice 250ml brandy 450g butter, cold and cut into 1cm pieces 165g castor sugar 600g plain flour 1 tsp salt 150ml water
Place fruit, almonds, apricots, golden syrup, brown sugar, rinds, spice and brandy in a large bowl and stir to combine well. Place in a container with a lid that seals in aromas and store in the fridge for three months. Turn fruit over every so often – if it looks dry add a little more brandy.
For pastry, place butter, sugar, flour and salt in a food processor. Pulse to make a coarse crumb. Add water and process until pastry just comes together. Wrap well in cling film and rest in fridge overnight or for at least two hours. Roll out in between two layers grease-proof paper to ½-centimetre thickness. Rest for one hour. Pre-heat oven to 160C.
Line small tart shells with pastry rounds that come about ½-centimetre over the edge. Fill with fruit mince mix and top with pastry cut into large star shapes. Bake until pastry is cooked through and golden, about 30 minutes. Cool, dust with icing sugar before serving.
Makes 24 with some mince left over
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Gluten Free Vegan Bakery in North Seattle Washington: Fremont's Flying Apron Baked Goods Reviewed
Flying Apron Bakery
3510 Fremont Ave North
Seattle, WA 98103
(206) 442-1115
On a recent trip to the Northwest, I happened to have some time to kill in Seattle, Washington. I did a little online research and somehow stumbled upon a gluten-free VEGAN bakery hiding in Seattle's Fremont district called The Flying Apron. I was charmed by the name, and excited by the thought of a vegan and gluten-free bakery. Many gluten-free bakeries attempt to replicate standard American (non-veg) dishes, and I've been disappointed by the lack of veggie pizza (or other savory veg options) at otherwise wonderful and entirely gluten-free bake shops. I had a feeling this place wouldn't disappoint me, especially once I looked at their enticing menu with plenty of savory vegan dishes along with sweets. According to this article, the Flying Apron was started by father Bill and his daughter Jennifer Dowd. Initially they had two locations in the U-District and Elliot Bay but have since consolidated into a single North Seattle location in Fremont.
As they explain their mission:
Flying Apron Bakery in Seattle provides vegan, gluten-free and wheat-free morning pastries, cakes, cookies, pies, breads, savory snacks and more which are made using the finest organic ingredients; whole grain wheat free flours and organic non hydrogenated oils. The Flying Apron is a wheat free, gluten free and vegan bakery. Many of our products are alternatively sweetened as well. (source:http://www.flyingapron.net)
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When I walked into their charming Fremont location, I was immediately impressed by the warm, cozy atmosphere. They were also bustling with customers; always a good sign. The people behind the counter were friendly and cheerful, and the extensive array of baked goods behind the counter was truly impressive. It felt like the perfect Seattle coffeeshop/bakehouse- and it was a bakehouse that just happened to be gluten-free and vegan. Dizzied by the selection, I had to find a table and find my bearings at first. What to get, what to get? As might be expected from a place with mostly organic, specialty ingredients, prices were a trifle steep. And since the DH and I had literally been gluten-free dining our way through the Northwest, I didn't want to go too crazy. I asked the staff for suggestions- unfortunately, they tended to like the gluten-free oat based goodies, and I didn't want to try them while on the road. I was on my own.
I knew I wanted something savory, but I was torn between the Individual Pizzas ($4.25), pot pie ($6.95) or Calzones ($ 6.95). I narrowed it down to calzones, but even then I had to choose between Italian, Moroccan, or Curry veggie fillings. It was torture, but finally I decided on the curry filling. Coconut milk was just too tempting to pass up. While I was drooling over the savory goods, I decided to pick up a loaf of their hearty, artisan style House Bread ($7.95). It's always handy to have GF bread when traveling, right? Right? Ok, I was looking for any excuse, I'll admit it. Then I wanted something sweet, but not too sweet. What to pick… I ended up with an adorable Berry Scone ($3.25). I did consider getting a soup or salad, but when they very nicely offered a small sample of the tomato-bean soup, I found it a bit bland. Both the bread and the scone were for later, but I wanted to at least try the calzone in the cozy shop. They warmed it up for me and DH and I sat at one of the large, wooden tables and had some with water poured from their adorable blue pitcher. Vegan friends and a couple on a date sat all around us and the shop hummed with activity and voices- the ideal environment. But how was the food?
*entirely subjective review follows. I highly recommend you try these dishes for yourself and see if you agree- and if not, tell me about it in the comments, so other readers can get a more varied perspective*
I cut open the calzone and was impressed by the vibrant, lovely vegetables inside as well as the curry aroma. When I took a bite, I could taste the freshness of the vegetables as well as the smooth, rich coconut milk. It was good, although I thought the yams could have been a little smaller and flavored with a little more onion, garlic… and maybe ginger. I was impressed by the sturdiness of the calzone casing- I know from personal experience how difficult that kind of pastry can be to work with, and I'd never tried making one so thick before. Due to that thickness, I did find that some parts of the pastry were a little chewy rather than crunchy, and I ended up leaving those bits rather than eating them. The sealed edges were nice and crunchy, and I appreciated the whole-grain flavor, although I think it's a dish you need vegan sensibilities to truly appreciate. DH refused to even try it… he's not a big fan of curry and is very, very picky about vegan foods. *sigh* To be fair, he also wasn't feeling well, so he was an unusually difficult sell at the time. Rating? 10/10 for offering it… 6/10 for the filling, 5/10 for the crust… I liked it, but couldn't possibly eat the whole thing and… well, probably wouldn't order it again. I just prefer my own samosa/calzone recipe with its thinner, crunchier crust (although there is more fat in my recipe). Also, although I liked many elements of the filling, I like the filling I've made with more traditional Indian recipes better… However, I would definitely give their other savory dishes a try, and I have to say that they have the most interesting vegetarian options I've ever seen at a gluten-free bakery. Yay for creative gluten-free vegetarian bakers!
After having enjoyed half of the enormous calzone, we drove on to visit my grandparents and spend the night at their home. The next day I had what I am almost certain* was the Flying Apron's delicious [blue]berry scone ($3.25) made from organic brown rice flour, organic garbanzo bean flour, organic evaporated cane juice, and organic canola oil. While some might not care for the healthy, whole grain flavors of the scone- I loved their contrast with the crunchy sugar crystals on top and soft, melt-in-your-mouth blueberries. DH didn't covet it- but I loved it and would definitely, absolutely order it again. It suited my palate exactly. 10/10 for offering such an adorable vegan blueberry scone… and 8.5/10 for flavor and execution, with the caveat that those not accustomed to vegan products or looking to exactly replicate a buttery gluten scone may not find it as much to their taste. (But definitely give it a shot!)
*my confusion comes from the fact that I didn't photograph the scones with their sign and their menu doesn't include photos.
The final product I tried from the Flying Apron was their House Bread ($7.95) made from organic brown rice flour, organic garbanzo bean flour, organic pumpkin, and organic flax meal (among other goodies). I was intrigued by the artisanal qualities of the bread; its round and crusty exterior, as well as the hearty flour base. However, this was no light and fluffy loaf in its paper brown sack- this was a sturdy loaf of bread for survival. I had a bit of trouble carrying it, to tell you the truth. I couldn't help but be reminded of Terry Pratchett's indestructible "dwarf bread." (If link doesn't take you to pg. 65, press go on the search for dwarf bread and select the first option for pg. 65) When I cut it open later, I felt it had more the texture of a heavy muffin, and I was sorry to say that the flavor just didn't work for me. I used it for some extremely crumbly sandwiches for on the road and ended up pitching the rest. I know it is a huge challenge to make vegan, gluten-free, healthy bread… but if you're going to use garbanzo bean flour, I have personally had the best results with Bette Hagman's recipes, substituting egg replacer and non-dairy milk if needed. However, I have to give them huge kudos for the effort- and the bread isn't without its fans, so you might find it worth a try. 10/10 for offering such a cool-looking gluten-free round loaf, 8/10 for the crust, and 3/10 for flavor and internal texture. I would not buy it again.
The fun thing about a place like this is that if you don't like one or two of their offerings- there are lots more to choose from! I don't know how strong the appeal will be to gluten-free folks that aren't vegan and can and choose to consume dairy and eggs, but I thought this was a really fun and cozy local business that I'd love to support if I lived in the area. Luckily lots of other people seem to like it too, so I have high hopes that this is one gluten-free bakery that will be around for a nice long time.
A good review of Flying Apron Bakery by a Glutenoid
Please let me know in the comments if you've got your own review of Flying Apron Products and I'll add a link here!
Updated Jan 2010: News about Jennifer Katzinger of the Flying Apron- yes, there is a cookbook!
Other fun things: The Fremont neighborhood is an adorable, up-and-coming area with cute restaurants, fun shopping, Peet's coffee, and even a grocery/yuppie health food store, PCC, down the street. If you have time, wander the area. We enjoyed some lovely tea at Peets and I prowled the PCC grocery store. Besides the usual gluten-free mixes and a few gluten-free pastas, the most interesting find was WOW cookies, made in Kent, Washington. While they're not vegan, they are gluten-free, and I find their brownies absolutely delicious. I tried each of the cookies, and while I enjoyed the peanut butter cookie, the chocolate chip and ginger molasses both had a rather strong buttery flavor that I didn't care for. I love the convenience, though- and the fact that at last we have a decadent, individually-wrapped gluten-free cookie option. Now if they will just start selling them outside of the Northwest…
(Speaking of Kent, Washington- While I was looking for WOW's web site, I found a new gluten-free bakery in Kent called Haley's Corner. Let me know if you get a chance to try it! Why is the Northwest such a hotbed of awesome gluten-free bakeries and restaurants??!! Seattle has tons of gluten-free bakeries and we all know how wonderful Portland's gluten-free bakeries and restaurants are!)
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Each year many young children drown in swimming pools, other bodies of water, and standing water around the home such as
Bathtubs, even with baby seats or bathtub "supporting ring" devices
Buckets and pails, especially 5-gallon buckets and diaper pails
Ice chests with melted ice
Hot tubs, spas, and whirlpools
Irrigation ditches, post holes, and wells
Fish ponds, fountains
Children must be watched by an adult at all times when in or near water. Children may drown in an inch or 2 of water. Stay within an arm's length of your child.
Other safety activities include the following:
Empty all buckets, pails, and bathtubs completely after each use—do not leave them filled and unattended.
Keep young children out of the bathroom unless they are closely watched. Teach others in the home to keep the bathroom door closed. Install a hook-and-eye latch or doorknob cover on the outside of the door. Always close the toilet lid, and consider using a toilet lid latch.
Never leave a child alone in a bathtub or in the care of another child, even for a moment. A bath seat is not a safety device and is not a substitute for adult supervision.
Use a rigid, lockable cover on a hot tub, spa, or whirlpool, or fence in all 4 sides as you would for a swimming pool.
The hottest temperature at the faucet should be no more than 120°F to avoid burns. In many cases you can adjust your water heater.
Throw away or tightly cover water or chemical mixtures after use.
Watch children closely when they are playing near wells, open post holes, or irrigation or drainage ditches. Fill in empty holes or have fences installed to protect your child.
Learn CPR and know how to get emergency help.
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Wow! It's a "theory"? Interesting. It wasn't that way in Canada or South Korea, and it's not like that in China. But, true enough, examples of said practice abound in Japan. I remember it well.
English Teacher
In an interview on ELTNews on a recent visit to Japan, Professor Henry Widdowson says that the most obvious example of a conceptually flawed theory in ESL teaching is "the current precept that English teachers must only use real or...
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Wow! It's a "theory"? Interesting. It wasn't that way in Canada or South Korea, and it's not like that in China. But, true enough, examples of said practice abound in Japan. I remember it well.
You'll come across many in Europe who advocate this. I agree with him that it is a flawed idea.
Oh, me, three!
Come to think of it, it seems to work the other way as well; i.e., prescribed language, what one should and shouldn't use, notably
EX: I am taller than she / *her.
EX: This is he / *him.
EX: There isn't any / *no bread.
Widdowson's comment left me with one nagging question, what is authentic language?
It needs to be further defined.
He suggests that authenticity doesn't now mean that there should be no selection, and that the criteria for selection should be based on perceived usefulness. Just going to a concordancer and ripping out examples is not meeting students' needs, he says. He also would question the approach taken by people like m*t*l56.
Who's m*t* . . . ?
Oh! . . . hahaha. Yes.
Like most of those initially involved in the the Communicative approach, Widdowson clearly misunderstood the linguistics it was supposedly based on. The 'authentic texts/anguage' idea seems to come from the Conversation Analysis notion of 'natural language'. This idea/hypothesis proposed that attempting to create utterances/discourse for the purpose of analysis (therefore teaching) usually creates examples of very unnatural 'English', as it is merely for demonstrating a (analytic or pdeagogic) point. Thus one might say that those sentences dreamed up by teachers to illustrate grammar points are often unlikely to be found in any good corpus. EFL teachers should use texts (spoken or written) as large as their students can digest. All of us who really study English can say they are not constantly surprised by (good English) utterances they come across.
An enormous amount of nonsense has been written about 'authentic English'. But possibly the objections by teachers are often based on the fact that natural language texts generate students' questions which are difficult to predict and difficult to answer. To learn any language you need to take in and use (in conversation, emails, essays, letters, etc) huge amounts. The quick fixes are the educational equivalent of horoscopes. (Oh, and surprise, surprise, many EFL teachers seem to believe in horoscopes).
I don't think that Widdowson was trying to denigrate the concept of authenticity, but is suggesting that to be pedagogically valid, the authentic language still has to go through filters. I think he was aiming at the less targetted approaches taken by some, not advocating a return to la-plume-de-ma-tante. He does say 'only', which, I think, suggests incorporation of (selected) corpus data, not a rejection of it.
And many ESL textbooks use horoscopes for teaching the future, so everyone should be happy, except, quite possibly, you.Originally Posted by drhatch


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Delete Distracting Items From Photos
It's time to start selecting photos of your summer adventures to scrapbook!
If you discover you've taken a photo of a landmark or another beautiful setting only to find that someone has walked into the frame and disrupted your shot, you can "erase" the wayward tourist using Photoshop Elements. After following this easy technique, you'll have beautifully cleaned-up photos to use on your scrapbook pages.
Watch this video tutorial to learn how to remove those distractions using Photoshop Elements' Groupmerge: Scene Cleaner.
Check out the July/August 2011 issue of Creating Keepsakes magazine to find more ways to scrapbook your summer photos!
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Medical student quote of the day:
"So, what did you learn today?"
"I never knew that so much blood could come out of one patient's arm."
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"Taking blood."
In clinic, from one of my fellow doctors:
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Sorry for the long absence, folks. I've had multiple family illnesses, a major move, and a runaway cousin to contend with. I know my readers have desperately missed me (all three of you) so I'll try to be less naughty and post more (as if the Internet needed any more bad humour).
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Firearms Disarming and Retention (POSA)
Firearm disarming is a vital skill set that has saved the lives of countless officers. The number of officers shot with their own weapon is a testimony for the need for training in weapon retention. This program, with Ralph Mroz, leads viewers through a discussion of various techniques as well as the advantages and disadvantages of each.


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On this edition for Saturday, Aug. 18, the world mourns the death of former United Nations secretary-general Kofi Annan, and tensions rise between the Turkey and the United States as the Turkish economy continues to fall. Also, an unfiltered look at the life of champion surfer Andy Irons. Hari Sreenivasan anchors from New York.
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D-backs walk off when relay throw to first hits off baserunner's arm
PHOENIX -- The Arizona Diamondbacks did something Sunday that Andrew McCutchen could barely manage: walked off.
And they did so because Nick Ahmed did not wait for the final to become official before starting in with the celebratory high-fives. Ahmed dished out his first high-five while sliding into second on a potential 10th-inning-ending double play and, as a direct result, the D-backs had a 3-2 win over the Pirates.
A couple innings earlier, the Bucs suffered an even bigger loss. Andrew McCutchen, even as he was drilling a game-tying sacrifice fly, injured himself, had to be helped off the field and immediately departed the game with what was announced as "left side discomfort."
A different sort of discomfort was shared among all the Bucs in the 10th.
With Tuffy Gosewisch on third and Ahmed on first with one out, Andy Marte hit a sharp grounder to shortstop Jordy Mercer, who perfectly fed new Buccos second baseman Jayson Nix to trigger a DP.
"Everything was perfect, a tailor-made double play," Mercer recounted. "Everything was going smoothly. A good feed, a good exchange. Everything was great."
Until Nix's relay smacked off Ahmed's upraised left arm. Gosewisch scored from third. The D-backs, milling in front of their dugout, didn't celebrate. The Bucs, in front of theirs, didn't hang their heads.
No one seemed certain the play had been legit and the run had counted.
Pirates manager Clint Hurdle certainly was on the field, essentially telling second-base umpire Lance Barrett, "Really?"
But the play stood. The indelible loss was in the "right" column. A 5-5 road trip was over.
"The rule book states interference can only be called if the runner alters his slide to try to prevent a throw," Hurdle noted. "In [the umpire's] opinion, he did not alter his slide -- he said he threw his hands up the way most guys do when they go into slide, unfortunately in direct line with the ball. I felt there was an extra effort in getting his hands up in the way."
Ahmed agreed to the "extra effort" part, but only in a hustle sense.
"That's the way we're taught to slide and to play the game," Ahmed said. "Go in hard and late. It wasn't a dirty play in my mind, at all. I just slid in hard and the throw hit me in the arm."
"The guy has to do something obviously, willfully, intentionally to break up that double play. Guys slide into second base all the time with their hands up," said crew chief Ron Kulpa, adding that he had never before seen a game end in that manner.
Neither had Nix.
"I don't think I've ever seen a play like that before, at any time, " said Nix, who out of the corner of his eye could "see maybe a little more [arm] than normal. Maybe a little higher … his arm was just in the same spot where I was throwing the ball."
Mark Melancon, the fourth reliever working behind starter Francisco Liriano, had enabled the crazy finish by surrendering a one-out double to Gosewisch, who advanced to third on the fourth-ball wild pitch as Ahmed walked.
Trevor Cahill had bamboozled the Bucs for seven innings, belying his record (1-8 with a 5.59 ERA) by turning them away on one run for seven innings that included a walk and seven strikeouts.
Brad Ziegler's entrance from the Arizona bullpen brought the Pittsburgh offense to life. Josh Harrison led off with a single and motored to third on Gregory Polanco's double down the left-field line. McCutchen's fateful sacrifice fly tied it at 2 -- minutes before Polanco was nailed trying to score from second on Michael Martinez's grounder to short.
The loss of McCutchen was instantly felt: The next time his batting order spot came up with a man on third and less than two outs -- in the 10th -- pinch-hitter Gaby Sanchez got the assignment, and he was struck out by Evan Marshall.
"Another guy got the opportunity to come up and get something done," Hurdle said. "We had opportunities at the end of the game to get on top and stay out of the [controversial game-ending] situation, and weren't able to capitalize."
The Pirates' only run off Cahill was driven in by Martinez -- on a second-inning grounder to second with men on second and third and one out.
The next inning, Arizona tied it at 1 with an identical run, the grounder that time off Ender Inciarte's bat. The difference was that the D-backs did not stop there -- Jordan Pacheco's ensuing single turned it into a two-run inning and a 2-1 lead.
That was all off Liriano, who turned in his third straight quality start, and fourth consecutive strong performance. The lefty allowed the two runs and four hits in six innings, bringing his line in those four starts to four earned runs in 25 innings, with seven walks and 29 strikeouts.
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – A plan to stop collecting a fee has some local bicyclists crying foul.
At Tuesday night's City Council meeting, a bill was introduced that would allow developers to stop paying a special fee for bike lanes and other projects.
Bicyclists parked their bikes in front of City Hall during the meeting in an effort to show council members how important they say funding alternative transportation is.
To spur more development, the city is not requiring builders to pay the special fee, and the plan is to extend that for three more years.
Bicyclists say that's not only turning people away, but it's making roads unsafe.
Drew Johnson is a businessman and bike enthusiast who owns City Cycle in Jacksonville. He knows what businesses have to pay in taxes, but he also is aware of the reputation Jacksonville has when it comes to bicycles and pedestrian safety.
Johnson points to national statistics that show Jacksonville is one of the worst cities in the county for bike and pedestrian fatalities. He says the city needs to make changes.
"Protective bike lanes, greenways, whatever you want to call them," Johnson said. "Have places for kids and people to go out and ride their bikes, exercise. We have beautiful weather here. We should be a mecca for outdoor enthusiasts, yet people are turning away from Jacksonville."
Johnson spoke at the meeting Tuesday night, saying the city needs to make changes. But other bikers said the council needs to collect money from developers to pay for those improvements.
It's called the mobility fee. To build in Jacksonville, a special fee or assessment would be charged, and that money goes into a special fund to pay for alternative transportation issues like bike lanes and light rails.
Right now, the city has put a hold on that fee, and now the council is being asked to extend that hold for three more years.
Councilman Richard Clark introduced the measure. He was not around Tuesday night to hear the comments and was not available to comment Wednesday.
He has said in the past the reason for this is to spur development. This will now go to committee and be debated in the council.
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YOU MAY WANT TO PRACTICE YOUR FRENCH IN MONTREAL, the second-largest French-speaking city in the world, but don't worry—it won't be on the test. Most residents speak English. That's the nature of this beguiling Quebecois city. It's an anything-goes, old-meets-new kind of place. Modern glass skyscrapers edge up against 18th century Beaux Arts buildings, and the old town's European grandeur is balanced out by funky new cafés, a thriving university scene and booming nightclubs in up-and-coming neighborhoods like Mile End and the Plateau.
The city abounds with examples of thoughtful urban planning, including underground shopping malls, for those cold winters, and lush parks in which to enjoy the summers. But visitors can still glimpse an earlier time, especially among the canals and warehouses lining the St. Lawrence River. Montreal is a city of distinct neighborhoods and fiercely proud character. There's no better way to see it than strolling its narrow streets. You'll uncover upscale boutiques and historic sites, often right next door to each other, and breathe in the heady aroma of french fries smothered in gravy and cheese curds, the ingredients of poutine, Montreal's signature dish, which is served in even the swankiest joint. It may not sound so appealing, but it's quite good. And yes, it will be on the test.
I'm always curious to see what's recommended to tourists, and this would definitely give them a true taste of beautiful Montreal!
I am very surprised however to see that CLuny is mentioned, right after DHC/ART, without specifying that the cafe is located inside the Darling Foundry, Montreal's edgiest contemporary art centre.
As A Lifelong Specialist And Expert On Canada Including The La Belle Of Quebec. I Know Everything There Is To Know About Montreal. From parc du Mont-Royal, To The Notre Dame Basilica, To Ville Place Marie. You Name It. The List could Go On And On, I Have Been To Canada And Quebec Inculding Montreal And Toronto. As I Can Tell You, That If You Really Want To Practice Speaking French, Chances Are, You Have Come To The Right Place. Knowing That Montreal And All Of Quebec Have a Very Proud French Culture Of Its Very own In Its Own Right. And So, Keep This In Mind, When You Go Plan a Trip To Montreal, Enough Said.
I thoroughly enjoyed the recent Three Perfect Days in Montreal. For history buffs I would recommend the Sir William Osler Museum for the History of Medicine at the Monreal General Hospital. Sir William Osler, the world's most notable physician at the turn of the 20th century donated his vast library of ancient medical texts including works by Vesalium, Willis, Addison, Bright, etc. to McGill University, his alma mater. A must see for all those interested in the history of medicine.
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