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text: Jennifer Ives wanted to be surprised.She also wanted her boyfriend, Justin Copeland, to propose to her somewhere outside Jacksonville.Given those requirements, Justin, 27, an investment property manager who met Jennifer when they were both in high school at University Christian, went to work.He bought a ring on his own, with one qualification. "I had Jennifer's friend come look at it," he said.Right after Jennifer's friend, Holly Chila, approved of the ring, Justin said to her: "Now what do I do?"He knew he'd propose in St. Augustine at the Casa Monica Hotel, but he had no idea how to get Jennifer there for the surprise. Holly took charge.She invited Jennifer out for a shopping day at the St. Augustine Outlet Malls. While there, she mentioned she had a friend staying at the Casa Monica Hotel with her newborn. Holly suggested they stop by for a quick visit. Jennifer agreed.A lot of texting and cell phone calls ensued as Holly kept her "friend" at the Casa Monica apprised of the progress of their shopping trip."I thought, 'That friend sure calls a lot,' " said Jennifer, 27, a post closer at the law office of Daniel Copeland.By late afternoon the women made their way to the hotel. Holly stopped at the front desk to pick up a room key."I thought that was a little weird," said Jennifer. "But Holly said she didn't want to disturb the newborn by knocking on the door."When they got to the room, Holly opened the door and pushed Jennifer inside. She pulled the door closed behind her and held it shut.Just inside the room, Jennifer didn't budge. She could see the room was covered with candles and white rose petals. Soft music played in the background. Jennifer turned around, and hissed at Holly to let her out.When Holly opened the door, Jennifer said: "I think there are people having sex in here."Holly replied: "Jennifer, just go in."Jennifer found Justin inside the room. He proposed and told her they'd be eating dinner at the hotel that evening, as well as spending the night.Jennifer, dressed in shorts and a T-shirt, replied: "I don't have anything to wear." Justin took her to the closet where four new dresses and four new pairs of shoes awaited.The couple said "I do" Nov. 15 at Palms Presbyterian Church in Jacksonville Beach.Of her surprise proposal Jennifer summed it up this way: "That was amazing," she said.Each Sunday, the Times-Union profiles a recently married First Coast couple in I Do, I Do. If you or someone you know has an interesting love story that led to the altar, e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com and include a wedding picture.

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Manufacturer shipped 63 million smartphones in the quarter, with overall market shipments topping 200 million in 2012
Smartphone shipments exceeded 200 million in Q4 2012 and reached 671 in total last year – representing growth of almost 42 per cent year-on-year. This is according to mobile analyst firm Juniper Research.
Samsung shipped a record 63 million smartphones and accounted for almost a third of all shipments in the quarter, with sales of its flagship Galaxy S III device (pictured) surpassing 40 million last November.
Apple posted lower than expected iPhone sales of around 47.8 million, which still represented a record quarter for the company. Juniper said that with Samsung leading the market, Apple will need to continue focusing on innovation, whilst retaining its brand leadership.
Nokia shipped 6.6 million smartphones in the quarter as it returned to profit, with its Lumia range making up two thirds of this figure with 4.4 million shipments. Last year, it shipped 35 million smartphones, down 54 per cent from 2011.
RIM's recent results are expected to account for almost 6.7 million smartphone shipments in Q4 and over 31 million for the year. Juniper said that with the imminent release and launch of BlackBerry 10 along with a new line of smartphones, the manufacturer will struggle to regain significant market share this year.
Huawei posted sales of $35 billion last year and with the introduction of 23 smartphone models, Juniper expects the company to have shipped almost 20 million smartphones in 2012.
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It's like there's this shell over Robby, this confining, restricting, elastic-like bubble; it's like he's got to write his way out of it.
Robby backs up, writes a sentence, writes two good sentences, hurls himself at the bubble, but the sentences aren't good enough, he bounces back, maybe lands on his butt. He gets up, dusts himself off, picks up his books, writes another sentence, hurls himself, bounces back, falls again . . . .
It's frustrating as hell, I'll tell you; at Robby's age, and with his talent and potential, it's pure hell.
Most of us get used to the bubble finally, just ignore it, and quit bouncing against it, cease to hurl ourselves recklessly against the thing, and settle for moving around cautiously within its limits as best we can . . .
But Robby's still young: he's imagining that he's suffocating. He thinks he's got to get into that air outside the bubble or die.


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Queensland Health employees are being chased by debt collectors over money allegedly owed to the government seven years after its payroll debacle.
Nurse Krysten Harvey was told last week she owed the state government about $6400, even though it had no proof she was overpaid when she worked as a wardsperson at Caboolture Hospital in 2010.
Ms Harvey said often she wasn't paid properly or at all and she was forced to ask for emergency payments of about $500 to get her through the fortnight.
"It would never be the entire amount of what I was actually owed," she said on Wednesday, on the seventh anniversary of the payroll bungle.
"I couldn't even pay my rent at the time.
"I could barely even afford to eat, I couldn't afford fuel to keep getting to work."
Ms Harvey said eventually the issue was resolved but her payslips were "such a mess" that it was impossible to work out if she was overpaid or underpaid.
Ms Harvey said it was exhausting to have the matter dredged back up again last week after so long.
"It just doesn't seem like it's going to go away," she said.
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Opposition Leader Tim Nicholls said the LNP had a policy in place when it was in government to "chase and recover large amounts of money" provided it could show the debt was owing.
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Health Minister Cameron Dick said there wouldn't be one person in Queensland who thought Mr Nicholls was a champion of nurses and midwives after his government sacked 4400 Queensland Health staff.
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Ms Harvey was told by debt collectors they were no longer chasing her after she went public with her story, but she still owes money to Queensland Health.
Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk said on Wednesday she was "more than happy" to look at her case.


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I really wanted to give this book a higher rating, but in the end it earned 2.5 stars.The plot was good - three races fighting for control, each with their own brand of magic and their own justified hatred of one another. The characters were compelling and I cared about them. But I couldn't stay immersed in the story because the writing was so rough. At first I just did a small double-take and attributed it to a sneaky typo missed during editing (I've been through enough rounds to know that there's always that one little weasel that gets through)... but by the end of the book, I was having to translate the book rather than read it. Pluses for Incandescent: - Intriguing premise of Elementals, Mages, and Darks. - Strong heroine who (except for once) was believable and real - Attractive anti-hero with the "dark and dangerous and sexy" completely owned - Mina. She is a great character and I would gladly read an entire book about her - Laurie's friends Rachel and Nicki. Though not heavily featured, they were believable too, and likeable
Minuses for Incandescent: - Really rough writing. It felt like I was back to tutoring freshmen for their papers for English 101. - New terms used with little to no introduction. I don't mind new terms in a fantasy book; I do mind when I'm two-thirds through the book and have to check the glossary in the back because I'm tired of being the only person in this world who doesn't know what a Cogent is. - The one scene that broke Laurie as believable for me for a bit. (Check out my Goodreads review if you want the spoiler version.) - Flow of time. I have honestly no idea the timespan covered in this book. I think it was a few months but it felt more like a few weeks at most.
If there are more books coming in this series (which I sincerely hope, given the rather abrupt ending), I am looking forward to reading them. Just please get another few rounds of heavy editing in beforehand to clean up the comma-splicing mess.


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Fernando Osorio
Fernando Osorio is a singer-songwriter, born in Bogotá, Colombia, and raised in Caracas, Venezuela.[1]
Fernando Osorio
|Bogotá, Colombia
|Pop, rock
|WEA Latina, Respek
|Associated acts
|Jerry Rivera, Marta Sánchez, Ricardo Montaner, MDO, Cristian Castro
Early lifeEdit
In 1982, while being a member of the choir of his church in Caracas, met Juan Carlos Perez and formed the duo Fernando y Juan Carlos.[1][2] They recorded in 1985 their first album, which was only released in Venezuela.[3] Osorio also has had combined a parallel career as a songwriter. Venezuelan performer Guillermo Dávila recorded in 1984 "Definitivamente" written by Osorio, being the first time someone recorded a song by Osorio (aside from his band).[3] Karina and Ricardo Montaner followed Dávila and also included songs by Osorio on their respective albums.[3] As a writer, his first success overseas came with "Sólo Con Un Beso" recorded by Montaner in 1988.[4] The song peaked at number seven in the Billboard Hot Latin Songs (formerly Hot Latin Tracks) in the United States.[5] Osorio also composed "Ojos Negros" and "Vamos a Dejarlo" for Montaner's debut album. Osorio recorded a self-titled debut album in 1993.[1] In 1996, he wrote "Lloraré" for Jerry Rivera's album Fresco, reaching number-one on the Latin Tropical Airplay chart. A year later he wrote "Se Mi Aire" for Mexican singer Cristian Castro. Castro also covered "Lloraré" and included those songs on the Grammy Award nominated album Lo Mejor de Mí.[6] Osorio also wrote "Moja Mi Corazón" with Andrés Levin, the first single of Azabache, a 1997 studio album released by Spanish singer Marta Sánchez.[7] The track became a Top 20 hit in the United States Latin charts and number-one on the Latin Pop Airplay chart.[7] The same year, Osorio signed a recording contract with WEA Latina and wrote 40 songs for his first album under this contract.[1] In 1998 the album was released under the title Con Palabras. According to the writer, this album included eleven "stories of love, with personal and some borrowed feelings."[1] Osorio received a nomination for Best New Artist at the 1st Latin Grammy Awards, losing to Cuban singer Ibrahim Ferrer.[8]
As a writerEdit
Luis Enrique, Marc Anthony, MDO, Frankie Negrón, Huey Dunbar and Celia Cruz have also recorded songs written by Osorio. The track "Con Cada Beso", a top five hit for Huey Dunbar, was recognized as the Best Salsa Song of 2002 by the American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers.[9][10] Celia Cruz recorded "La Negra Tiene Tumbao" by request of Sergio George, who was producing Cruz' (then) new album;[3] the lyrics for the song came related to the incident that Cruz had with Andy Montáñez on political issues for some years and because of these differences, the "Guarachera" was booed in Puerto Rico. While praising Cruz attitude, who was able to successfully overcome this difficult time with the public, Osorio said: "¡Oye, esa negra es brava y tiene tumbao!" ("Hey, that woman is fierce and has tumbao!), "¡Celia camina de frente!" (Celia walks up to the front!); thus was born the idea for the song.[8] This track was nominated for two Latin Grammy Awards, Record of the Year and Song of the Year at the 2002 ceremony.[11] "La Negra Tiene Tumbao'" spent 89 weeks in the Latin Tropical Airplay chart and peaked at number two in the Hot Latin Songs chart.[12] Osorio also wrote the Spanish lyrics for "Soy Tu Lluvia", a track included on Soy, an album released by Mexican singer Alejandra Guzmán which also was awarded a Latin Grammy.[8]
Osorio and Alejandra Guzman wrote Spanish lyrics for "Amor En Suspenso", a song written by Roxanne Seeman and Philipp Steinke, for Guzman's "Único" album. Único released in November 2009, reaching Gold status in Mexico.
Osorio also composed the last track recorded by Celia Cruz before her death: "Rie y Llora" ("Laugh and Cry"); the song reached number-one on the Latin Tropical Airplay and earned Osorio a Latin Grammy in 2004 for Best Tropical Song. The writer stated about his relation with Cruz: "Celia [Cruz] asked for the song to be the main theme of the album, because she was very identified."[13] Osorio also was nominated for Best Tropical Song at the Latin Grammy Awards of 2010 for the track "Sueño Contigo", co-written by Jorge L. Chacin and performed by Tecupae featuring Cabas.[14]
- ^ a b c d e f "Fernando Osorio Biografía" (in Spanish). GrandesEstrellas.com. Archived from the original on 2011-07-11. Retrieved 2010-11-05.
- ^ Bonacich, Diego. "( Fernando Osorio > Biography )". Allmusic. Rovi Corporation. Retrieved 2010-11-05.
- ^ a b c d "Biografía de Fernando y Juan Carlos" (in Spanish). BuenaMusica.com. Retrieved 2010-11-08.
- ^ "( Solo Con un Beso – Ricardo Montaner )". Allmusic. Rovi Corporation. Retrieved 2010-11-05.
- ^ "Sólo Con un Beso – Ricardo Montaner". Billboard. 1989-05-27. Retrieved 2010-11-05.
- ^ "( Lo Mejor de Mi – Cristian )". Allmusic. Rovi Corporation. Retrieved 2010-11-05.
- ^ a b "Moja Mi Corazón – Marta Sánchez". Billboard. 1997-06-14. Retrieved 2010-11-05.
- ^ a b c Baron, Omar (2002-09-30). "Otro colombian con Grammy". TV y Novelas. Colarte. Retrieved 2010-11-08.
- ^ "Con Cada Beso – Huey Dunbar". Billboard. 2001-08-11. Retrieved 2010-11-08.
- ^ "Events & Awards". ASCAP. 2002. Retrieved 2010-11-08.
- ^ "Selected Nominees For The Third Latin Grammy Awards". AllBusiness.com. 2002-08-03. Retrieved 2010-08-27.
- ^ "La Negra Tiene Tumbao – Celia Cruz". Billboard. 2003-08-02. Retrieved 2010-11-05.
- ^ Castillo, Efrain (2008-07-06). "Estampas: Cinco años sin Celia" (in Spanish). El Universal. Retrieved 2010-11-08.
- ^ "Conoce a los nomidados a LG 2010" (in Spanish). Univision Communications, Inc. 2010-09-08. Retrieved 2010-11-08.
*"Certificaciones – Alejandra Guzman" (in Spanish). Asociación Mexicana de Productores de Fonogramas y Videogramas.


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The past 7 years have been a season of constant struggle, much of which is directly related to our house.
Sunday night as I went to bed I had a huge sense of peace come over me. As I lay my head down on my pillow, I sensed in my spirit, that this was the end of a season.
I wasn't sure what it would look like, but I felt it was the end of the season of struggle with this house, or at least I had stepped into a new level of resistance to the enemy's attempts.
Four hours later we were awakened by our daughter, Grace, " Mom, Dad, wake up the house is flooding."
Grace had been awake at 3 a.m. reading a school assignment that was due the following day and had heard the water rushing in.
As I stood up beside my bed in ankle deep water, it just made sense. I wasn't even surprised. It had all been such a struggle and now it was over. It seemed so final; the ending of this season of hard.
Within 10 minutes the water level was half way up to my knees. We grabbed a few things that make no sense to me today. If your house is flooding, don't take a clean t-shirt and toothbrush!
Water was rushing through my house like a river. We recognized we had to get out right then. Water was rising too fast to save anything.
At 3:20 a.m. Monday morning we were barely able to get our cars out of the driveway. But as we did, we drove away from the brokenness and the struggle and drove into His peace, grace and just knowing His presence, MORE.
Over the past 12 days many have asked, how can you have such peace and joy in the midst of all the loss?
It is hard to describe with words, "Knowing Him in the Storm…"
The best I can do is share the lyrics that I am singing in my heart as I write this…
"Nothing's better than Your presence."
"Oh let me drink deep."
"May my love be poured upon His head, His hands, His feet."
"I want to know you, Lord."
"This is why I am alive, to know You, to know You."
"I don't want any other lovers, just give me Jesus."
"Take it all. Take it all."
"Just give me Jesus."
"Give me Jesus!"
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text: Construction began 2 weeks ago and although it would seem as if not much has been done... these are exciting times for us. This building had nothing in the way of plumbing of HVAC, and very little electric so we really started from a blank slate. Drain pipes leading to the sewer had to be installed which required us to cut into the concrete slab floor and dig into the ground beneath. Of course nothing is easy... the previous business had installed a radiant heating system into the concrete so a layer of pink spray foam insulation, wire grating, and rubber hoses were all inside and beneath the slab; all of which made the cutting a more difficult and time consuming process. The pace of progress sped up due to the heavy equipment brought in for the digging though. We brought in our grease trap (probably the only time this thing will smell pleasant), and set drains for the floors, condensate, and sinks. Next week we'll be finishing everything under the floor with plumbing and laying some electrical conduit as well. All new concrete will be poured over the top Friday and will begin curing over the weekend so that we can get our friends from Alpha Iron in to install posts and support beams for the ceiling and meat rail. Things are going to really start coming together quickly on site... I can feel it. Before I know it we'll be receiving and installing equipment!


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Max Ware 1927 ~ 2011 Gerald Max Ware, 84, passed away peacefully, November 21, 2011, surrounded by his family. He was born May 8, 1927 in Price, Utah to Amasa Ray and Stella Fay Bearden Ware. He married Ardelle Sanderson, August 30, 1951 in the Salt Lake Temple. He lost Ardelle to cancer August 13, 1980. Max is survived by his children, Boyd (Linda) Ware; Kent (Karen) Ware; Lynn (Vicki) Ware; Karen (Joe) Wright; 15 grandchildren; 23 great grandchildren; sister, Colene Ware. Funeral services will be held at 12 Noon on Saturday, November 26, 2011 at the Draper 1st Ward, 600 East 12300 South. Friends may call from 10-11:45 a.m. prior to the services. Interment, Larkin Sunset Gardens. In lieu of flowers, please take your family out to dinner or make a donation to the LDS Missionary Fund. www.goffmortuary.com
Source: Deseret News, The (Salt Lake City, UT) – Thursday, November 24, 2011


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Ferraro's Kitchen
Helmed by Venetian chef Igor Ferraro and his Roman wife Cristiana,
Ferraro's Kitchen Restaurant offers the best traditional Italian cuisine.
Menu is a journey through the flavors of Italy.
Most of the products are gathered locally from organic farms that take pride in providing only the freshest, most natural ingredients.
Wine list counts over 350 labels that well represent the best of each region of Italy and of the world.
It is recommended to make a reservation for Dinner. We hold back a number of tables each evening for walk-in if there are none available online. Your booking confirmation will secure your table for up to 10 minutes from the reservation time. Thereafter, your reservation
Very good food and service . You feel home food is tasty perfectly cooked and pasta are delicious. The expresso panacotta is amazing. It was our first time but for sure will come back soon
Exquisita comida y muy bien atendidos por Jorge y Lucas. Volveremos
Amazing food, wine and ambiance! The service was incredible, with our every need taken care of. We highly recommend if you are looking for an authentic Italian experience.
Always the best Authentic Italian restaurant!!!!
We had tuna carpaccio with fresh truffle and was amazing, after we wait for Branzino al Sale and was the best fish I ever eat, perfectly cooked with just EVO on top.
Wine list outstanding with more than 300 labels as the sommelier said and it is very knowledgeable worker.
Ambient is very relaxing with some Italian music on background.
Definitely we will come back soon.
I eat here frequently and everybody I take there goes back. This is as close as your going to get to a genuine Venetian restaurant. The owner is a chef who loves what he does and uses the best and freshest ingredients. The service is the opposite of South beach service. The servers know the menu very well and there wine selection is excellent. You need a reservation most nights and I promise you will leave with a smile. Just a great place run by people that know what they are doing.
Excellent in all respects. My first time here. Not busy at lunchtime but still really enjoyable.
Amazing experience as always. This time we tried a bottle of Amarone SPERI. If you are a red wine lover I strongly recommend you to try this Italian jewel, unparalleled taste and body: Amarone Speri.
After that we got another amazing wine from Veneto region, a vintage 1999 and it was another winner of the night.
Ferraro has an incredible wine selection, just the best and with very reasonable prices for the value of the experiences.
If you are a wine lover let Giorgio guide you and it's going to be a blast.
The food, needless to say, was amazing as usual.
Ferraro is just the best. Hands down.
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Unique preparations and knowledgeable staff greatly assist you in dining and wine choices. Food is excellent but more than that, you enjoy the experience that goes along a lovely evening out.
This restaurant keeps delivering outstanding food and quality wines, almost impossible to find them anywhere else. It's a place you should not miss. Everything is excellent and authentically Italian.
The pasta is made to order but the portion is very small. The presentation is beautiful!
Jorge is very friendly.
I went there last night for a date and it was a such a beautiful experience
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Great food and super service.
Wonderful food and great service; will be back soon
Creative and at the same time authentic and honest Italian Food. An excellent restaurant!!
A hidden gem. Food and service was excellent! A very notable wine list. You have a lot of choices in Miami, this establishment should be at the top of your list. You will not be disappointed.
The place is very welcoming. Really nice owner and very professional staff. Delicious food. I felt at home. I will be back soon.
Fue excelente. Recomendable y muy sabrosa la comida
This is my go to Restaurant because I'm always happy when I leave. The food is both authentic and wonderfully prepared by Chef Igor who you can watch prepare your meal. The service is great and there are always have off menu items. Tonight we had the best civiche I've had in thi country. There is an incredible wine list and the Risotto and pasta dishes are delicious. If you want chicken parmesan don't go here. Your friends or date will be impressed you found this place. This place is well run, gets the best ingredients , presented beautifully and delicious.
Always a great meal at one my favorite restaurants.
My wife and I visited for us for our anniversary in May, we liked it so much that we returned twice since. We live in Kendall but we definitely do not mind the drive. This last visit we brought another couple and they were equally impressed with the quality of the food, their wine selection and the service.
We look forward to many more visits, and to continue to introduce Ferraro's Kitchen to more dear friends.
Thank you.
Hands down. This is the only italian restaurant that provide with a unique experience. Food is 100% italian, wine list is vaste and service is always top notch. Can't wait to go back with friends.
The appetizers ( burrata & caprese salad ) were absolutely nothing special. They even forgot my husbands Arancini ( which were dry ) not very tasty . The bread ... nothing to write home about .. My main dish (Salmon took an oil bath) I sent it back. The langoustine dish was overcooked . For that the risotto & pasta were very good. The lemon desert was terrible, chocolate cake and tiramisu made up for it. Prices are rather high for the quality of food . Service was nice.
our best and favorite Italian restaurant in Miami and neighbourhood.....so good and so pleasant !
The Branzino baked in salt was absolutely delicious. Best fish preparation I've had in years.
The food is always good and the staff is always attentive and friendly. It is my first date go to place
Le branzino en croute de sel, les vins et LE TIRAMISU
À bientôt
We choose Ferraro's Kitchen out of all other Italian restaurants and we weren't disappointed. The service was excellent and very knowledgeable. Our waiter was also Italian and very attentive. The pasta's are made in-house and are of high quality. The menu has something for everyone. The wine, oh the wine, hundreds of high quality wines. We will definitely be regulars here!
We really enjoy the food at this restaurant. But last weekend we had very poor service. We were seated in the outdoor area which is very pretty but our waiter was not refilling our water and finally at the end of the meal, we had to stand up and ask someone else for the check because our waiter was nowhere to be found.
We love this restaurant! Authentic food and service and attention to detail was outstanding
It was my wife's birthday and I wanted to try something special. We had been there before when it first opened and it was interesting. Last night it was impressive how it's matured over the years to a special and very enjoyable place. Expensive but you get your money's worth. Everything was slow, elegant and beautiful.
We visited this restaurant as the reviews we had seen were excellent....we were not disappointed! A warm greeting on entry continued as we were seated by the friendly Marcello. The 'specials' were explained with passion and the sommelier ensured we selected wines which complemented the food superbly. Two of our party shared the SeaBass which they 'raved' about whilst the shrimp was also excellent and the home made lasagne delicious. All in all a great experience and I would highly recommend.
Fantastic dinner on Mothers day with a large family party of 10. The food was outstanding and the service was excellent. Still thinking about the pastas we had that day. Everyone loved the appetizer selections they recommend. The risotto special that day was to die for. The wine sommelier picked out delicious wines that did not break the bank! Would highly recommend this place for a large party as well a romantic dinner for 2. Been here a few times and they never disappoint. If you love good Italian food, you have to try this place.
Excellent food. Great service. Good ambience. Great outdoor area. Will definitely go back.
super good, trip to italy.best italian restorant in miami
Fabulous food excellent service glad I went here. Will be back every time I'm in Miami.
Had to spend a night in Miami and searched on Trip Advisor for restaurants near the airport. We had one of the best meals we had in years. My husband and I travel frequently and eat out at high end restaurants often. This place was outstanding and I hope we will get the opportunity to eat there again!
The biggest chance one takes is trying a new restaurant but when your choice turns out to be the find of 2019 you eagerly share the experience with your friends and family. @ferraroskitchenrestaurant on 79th Street in Miami is definitely an amazing Italian Restaurant which pleases all with their delicious eggplant parmigiana and Lasagna to start off with stuffed red peppers and finish off with the most tender and crispy Veal Parmesan that I have tried in a long time all of this priced extremely reasonably. Take your Family and enjoy dinner on it's beautiful terrace ❤🙏🏻❤ #ferraroskitchenmiami #bestitalianfood #miami #bestrestaurantmiami #awardwinningfood #foodandwinefestival #miamiherald #miamibeach #bestwinelist #igorferraro
We went to Ferraro's on a Tusday for lunch. Free, on site parking is a bonus in Miami. The decor is modern chic. The restaurant was moderately busy but the service was impeccable. There was a Jorge sommelier and waiter. The wine list was extensive with a price point for everyone. The menu was classic Italian-crudo, primi, secondo in etc. We shared a burrata, the seafood pasta and the branzino in salt. The branzino it was amazing. We also enjoyed the tiramisu which was authentic with real mascarpone. This is a restaurant that you can tell sweats the details. Quality is uncompromising and the service attentive without being intrusive. This place far exceeds several of the "high end" Italian places in Miami and Miami Beach. Do yourself a favour and give this place a try.
Outstanding experience. Warm welcoming, delicious food, vaste wine list. Cute ambiance and very professional service. We'll be back soon. Grazie


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Two afternoons in Portugal
Last week I had the pleasure to travel to the north of Portugal to shoot part of a project for a fashion client. I've got a special relationship with Portugal, having visited the country almost every year for the past 23 years and having worked and lived there for almost two years prior to moving to the UK as well. Because of the scheduling of the shoot and the availability of flights I had two afternoons and evenings available to explore. I stayed in Barcelos, half an hour by car north of Porto, a great little town with an amazing bridge and lots of nice buildings. The beach pictures below were shot in Apúlia, where I had one of my favourite Portuguese dishes, arroz de tamboril (monkfish and jumbo prawn rice) at restaurant A Cabana (recommended).
I upgraded my Canon 5D to a Mark IV in January and got a couple of new lenses too, so I was keen to experiment. All pictures below are shot with the Canon EF 16-35 mm f/2.8L III.


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FCBD INTERVIEW: D.R. & Quinch return for Free Comic Book Day!
Writer Owen Michael Johnson and artist Indio! discuss their revival of Alan Moore and Alan Davis' teenage delinquents for Free Comic Book Day
1 year ago
We all love Free Comic Book Day, where the world wanders through the doors of their local comic shop in search of some fabulously free comics!
This year's Free Comic Book Day is Saturday May 5th - head to any comic shop and you'll find readers, old and new, delighting in the free comics on offer.
But can such a zarjaz day get even better? Well, heck yes! With the all-ages 2000 AD: REGENED, 2000 AD are reimagining some of their greatest characters for a special one off FCBD comic.
Alongside Cadet Dredd and a young Johnny Alpha trying to earn his dog tags, there's the riotous return of those teenage alien delinquents, D.R. and Quinch. In D.R. & Quinch Hijack Free Comic Book Day.
Richard Bruton talked to two thirds of the creative team behind the strip, Owen Michael Johnson and Indio!
How did the opportunity to bring back two of 2000 AD's most beloved characters come about?
Owen Michael Johnson: I'm forever grateful to Keith Richardson for asking for a pitch. We just went for it. He was great in letting us cut loose. Being younger characters, and irreverently anarchic, made them a perfect addition that came with a certain amount of freedom. I pitched the 'Hijack Free Comic Book Day' meta story because it seemed to fit nicely with the event itself, this one day a year where everyone is there in the comic shop for the same reason.
Indio: When Owen told me it was potentially D.R. & Quinch my mind was blown! No other strip had quite the same impact on me as that one did, and there's been nothing else like it in 2000 AD before or since! I loved those guys and having been a pryomaniacal teenage delinquent myself during that period, those characters were my boys!
I don't think I'm exaggerating here, or dismissing the work in the other strips in this 2000 AD FCBD comic, but taking on D.R. & Quinch seems to me the most daunting of all the strips on offer in REGENED. The classic Alan Moore and Alan Davis strips are possibly the finest comedy material 2000 AD has ever put out. What on Earth made you agree to doing this?
OMJ: Given the opportunity, why would you say no? Of course it's daunting, and there are those out there who would write us off sight-unseen purely because we're not Moore and Davis, so with nothing to lose why not have fun? We knew early on we were doomed to crash and burn, but we were determined to do so in style, and do so in your own way and retaining as much of the spirit of the original as possible. To actually acknowledge that we were essentially a bootleg version. Once we made that decision the goal was easy: make a D.R. & Quinch comic we'd love to read.
Indio: I knew that the strip's creative pedigree was monumental but it didn't daunt me. I couldn't have passed it up, those two rascals are in my blood, and I love Alan Moore and Alan Davis so much that this work was my tribute to them.
You've certainly kept the comedy aspect of the strip going, albeit with less death and destruction and a fondness for lethal weaponry of the original. But with the story, you've gone beyond the simple brief of delivering an all-ages strip and introduced a wealth of meta-fictional goodies. Was it the intention to add these in as a knowing nod to older 2000 AD readers, whilst keeping the playfulness of the story intact?
OMJ: The only thing we pulled back on were the thermo-nukes and guns. Beyond that we channelled Moore's original intention that D.R. & Quinch fit into a long history of British teen delinquents. Anyone who's read Raygun Roads will know it was right down our street. Young readers want the same things from their stories as older readers. You don't have to 'simplify' or make a story any less interesting or dense. They just want good comics. I think it's lazy to deliver more of the same. It's indulgent to update the characters (which aren't yours) unnecessarily. The 'Pixar' sweet spot is to deliver an accessible, no-strings adventure for the total beginner that also manages to satisfy die-hards and could slip along-side the original. We worked hard on that, down to Colin emulating the credits and Tom Frame lettering style. It looks GORGEOUS in black and white, not that it will see the light of day. Also we shamelessly re-skinned the original Time Twisters short, albeit with a 'history of art' twist so you can tell your parent and/or guardian there's some cheap educational value
How did the co-writing thing happen with Owen and Colin?
OMJ: When I got the call from editor Keith Richardson I put Colin forward as co-writer because Dungeon Fun is the best UK all-ages comic of the last decade. I like the big concept stuff and the 'throw it at the wall and see what sticks'. He's a great wit, mostly at my expense, and has a great bullshit detector. We work well together.
Indio, unlike the other strips in REGENED, D.R. & Quinch has one unique artistic vision in Alan Davis, pretty much the only artist to have drawn the terrible two-some. Given that the previous work I've seen of yours is the wildly psychedelic and absolutely not all-ages Raygun Roads, how did you approach D.R. & Quinch artistically? Was there any thought to adapting your style for the D.R. and Quinch 2000 AD REEGENED strip, either with a view to the all-ages nature of the comic, or even in some way stylising it with a view to making it fir the Alan Davis mould?
Indio: I could only do it as me as opposed to a knock off of Davis! Although I did re-read D.R.and Quinch's Totally Awesome Guide to Life for the umpteenth time before starting it to really get my head in gear.
The thing that I think lends itself to the strip that I had covered is that Alan Davis always drew really demented looking throwaway characters in the pages of Harry Twenty, Captain Britain, and Marvelman. That really rubbed off on me as a kid; I've got sketchbooks full of fiends, goons and miscreants which Owen had seen most of so he knew i would be able to handle that side of things!
For those who haven't seen your previous work with Owen on Raygun Roads, can you give us an idea of the who, what, and whys of working together?
OMJ: INDIO! illustrated the first solo comic I wrote for release, Raygun Roads in 2013. We met on the UK underground comics circuit. We shared a love of music, Danger Diabolik and Pop comics with a capital 'P'. Colin I met just before Raygun Roads came out. He was one of the first big vocal supporters of it. We've been firm friends and comic collaborators ever since. He lettered my series Beast Wagon and my upcoming graphic novel Reel Love. He's the best there is.
Indio: I've been doing art for 2000 AD fanzines Dogbreath and Zarjaz and then came across AccentUK and got involved with their zombie, Western, and Robot anthologies. That Robot anthology segued into the Stephenson's Robot strip that I'm still putting out with Dave West. Along the way, I had a meeting of minds with Owen Michael Johnson who got me to do some pieces of art for his Thaddeus Mist book. And off the back of that, after Owen saw what I could do, he wrote Raygun Roads for me - which is by far the most "Me" thing I've been involved with so far! Owen just knows which buttons to push when it comes to igniting my brain artwise. I just loved putting the art for that book together and it was a fevered experience for both of us.
Seeing as this is the first time I've grabbed you for these – and in fact, your first 2000 AD credit... a few old favourites... What are your first memories of reading 2000 AD?
OMJ: I didn't read the Prog growing up. Admitting that will probably get me a year in the isocubes. I read the trade reprints in Waterstones. I loved the self-contained, finite stories like Halo Jones, Zenith and D.R. & Quinch. But all of it was pretty late on, I'd say my teens or early twenties. I've since come to not only appreciate the huge legacy but also massively enjoy the stories for pure entertainment.
Indio: I was ill as a kid and an older cousin who had been buying 2000 AD since it first came out brought me a copy. It was the issue where Judge Death returns, with art by Brian Bolland. That was also my first exposure to Kevin o'Neill's art and it completely twisted me!
What is your background, and what have you worked on thus far?
OMJ: My first solo comic was the aforementioned Raygun Roads, which was nominated for a British Comic Award, as was my 2015 series Beast Wagon (with John Pearson and Colin). I'm finishing up on my debut graphic novel as writer/artist, Reel Love, which is out next year through Unbound.
Indio: Art was really the only thing I've ever been any good at and it's something that I did every day. But I'm kind of all over the place so I will be tattooing people one minute (which is my day job) and then painting or drawing or sketching and trying different styles another!
Free Comic Book Day is on 5th May. For more details visit the FCBD site...


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Candice "Candy" Marie Walti was born in Slayton, MN on February 26, 1949 to Delmond and Lorraine (Johlfs) Farrell. Her family moved to White Lake, SD in 1951 and started farming north of White Lake. She graduated from White Lake High School in 1967 and from South Dakota State University in 1971 with a B.A. in Journalism.
She traveled to upstate New York, where she met her husband, Gustave Walti. They moved back to White Lake in 1974, where they were married on Sept. 14. They had two children, James and Erin.
Her career passions were cooking and publishing. From 1974 to 1984, she and Gus operated the Paragon, where they served the famous Paragon Pizza. In 2001, she and Gus purchased the Aurora County Standard and Stickney Argus newspapers, and became a co-owner of the Wagner Post and Lake Andes Wave in 2011.
She believed in the power of community service, and was extremely active in White Lake. Candy was a 20-year member of the White Lake School Board, a lifetime member of Trinity Lutheran Church and Ruth Circle. She was also a member of White Lake's Commercial Club and Economic Development Board. Candy also researched and authored the White Lake Centennial book in 1982.
She is survived by her husband, Gus; her children, Kim (John) Ehlers, Hills, MN; James (Kristin) Walti, Pierre; and Erin Walti, White Lake; her sister, Janice (Larry) Fredericksen, Mitchell; her brother, Robert (Angelita) Farrell, Mitchell; eight grandchildren, and numerous nieces, nephews and cousins.


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Monsters Battle Back in 4-3 Loss To Rampage
Mar 12th, 2017
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SAN ANTONIO, TX – The AHL's defending Calder Cup Champions, the Cleveland Monsters, proudly powered by Constellation, were defeated by the San Antonio Rampage on Sunday at AT&T Center in San Antonio, TX by a final score of 4-3. With the loss, the Monsters fell to 27-25-3-4 overall this season and with a .517 points percentage, remain alone in fifth place in the AHL's Central Division standings.
The Rampage claimed a 1-0 lead on Sunday when an even-strength Gabriel Bourque tally beat Monsters goaltender Anton Forsberg at 7:22. Then at 15:27, San Antonio's Rocco Grimaldi utilized a power-play to double the Rampage lead to 2-0 heading into the middle stanza.
Cleveland cut the Rampage lead in half with a Marc-Andre Bergeron power-play goal at 13:31 of the middle frame on feeds from Sonny Milano and Dean Kukan, but San Antonio's Alex Belzile tallied a shorthanded goal minutes later at 16:34 to push the Rampage edge back to two goals at 3-1. Cleveland rallied with a buzzer-beating score, however, from Joe Pendenza at 19:51 courtesy of a visionary right-wall assist from Milano and a secondary helper from John Ramage.
In the third, former Monster Colin Smith posted a power-play marker at 16:08 to push the Rampage lead to 4-2 and despite an even-strength Alex Petan goal at 18:08 fromAkim Aliu and Pendenza, the Monsters fell short by a 4-3 final score. Forsberg made 29 saves in defeat to fall to 18-13-3 overall this season while Joe Cannata stopped 16 of the 19 pucks he faced in net for the Rampage to improve to 12-6-4 this year.
Next up for the Monsters, it's a Tuesday rematch vs. San Antonio with full coverage, live from AT&T Center in San Antonio, TX, underway at 8:00 pm on 99X and the Monsters Hockey Network.


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Eastertide 2005: Volume 14, Number 2
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Justification and Holy Scripture: Sola fide et sola Scriptura
Armin Wenz
Certainty of Salvation
Gottfried Martens
In Statu Confessionis: Origins and Development
Albert Collver
Two Principles for an Extended Conversation Regarding Genuine Lutheran Teaching and Scholarship
Gregory Schulz
Res. 3-08A - Women and "The Office"
David O. Berger
REVIEW ESSAY: The Book of Concord: The Confessions of the Evangelical Lutheran Church
Edited by Robert Kolb and Timothy J. Wengert; translated by Charles Arrand, et al. Review by Erling T. Teigen
Sana Doctrina: Heilige Schrift und theologische Ethik
By Armin Wenz. Review by Holger Sonntag
Ecumenical Luther: The Development and Use of His Doctrinal Hermeneutic
By Richard P. Bucher. Review by David H. Petersen
The Lonely Way: Selected Essays and Letters Volume II (1941-1976)
By Hermann Sasse. Translated by Matthew C. Harrison. Review by John T. Pless
- Luther On The Knowledge of God
- A Living Force — Congregations
- H. Ruhland and the Lutheran Territorial Churches
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The time has come, the Spirit says,
To speak of many things . . .
Of facets and of fractals
And living with the King.
(Okay, I personally hate Alice in Wonderland. It's too scary and too nonsensical for me. In fact, I've always wondered what psychotropic drug Carroll was using when he wrote it. But . . . the time has come!)
Father God has shown me many things over the years, and He has made it clear that I need to start sharing!
So, here goes . . .
About 18 years ago, give or take, I had just had a revelation of how much I (me!) am totally loved and completely accepted by the Father, which drastically altered my world view, and changed my whole life. This caused me to revisit a lot of the things I'd always believed about Him, me, life, etc.
One day, I was thinking about trials and tribulations – why do we go through them? Now, being in church all my life, I'd heard a couple different doctrines on this subject. One said that God was so holy, so pure, and we were so vile, that He couldn't stand to be anywhere near us. So He had to clean us up by putting us through stuff to get rid of the sin/impurity in us. (Where is 'we are become the righteousness of Christ' in that doctrine???)
The other, similar idea, was that God was putting us on the fire, 'burning off the dross', to make us like Christ. This one (actually, they both) had a lot of scripture to back it up, making it clear that we were not clean, or acceptable, in our human condition, even after salvation. As I said – similar, but without the disgust/dislike of the first one! The focus here was on recreating us into His image, rather than cleaning us up.
But, with my new understanding of just how much Father God loves and accepts us, I was now questioning God's supposed motives in these doctrines. (I have gradually been made to see that motive is everything – isn't that the point of Jesus' words about looking at a woman to 'lust after her in your heart' and the rest of that section of Matthew 5? What the heart motive is, is what counts with Him (I Sam. 16:7). So I think we need to understand His heart motives, too.) We all, mostly unconsciously, absorb the underlying motives of what we are taught, ascribing them to God/parents/whoever the authority is in the situation, whether they are true or not. So now I had to look at what I had previously believed were God's motives underlying these doctrines.
The first one made it clear that God couldn't really stand us the way we are, couldn't even look at us, we were so filthy. So He had to change us. I was left with the belief that we were disgusting at the best of times, even after the work of the cross! This really made me not believe that He loved us, me in particular. In fact, this left me with the belief that the only reason He hadn't squished the whole creation into a ball of clay and started over, was some kind of dislike of being wrong. So He was gonna fix it, and show 'em all!
The second one was a little more charitable – nothing indicated that He didn't love us, but I sure was left with the impression that He didn't like us! After all, He thought we needed to be made over into Christ's image, which sure sounded like He disliked humanity. This didn't change my basic belief that He didn't love me, but I was able, finally, to believe that He could, just possibly, love humans in a sort of overall 'I made it, so I gotta love it' kind of way.
But neither of these ideas fit with what He had just shown me about His total love and acceptance of us (me!) 'while we were yet sinners'! And even after!
So, I asked Him, 'why do we go through trials and tribulations?'
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And He showed me a huge diamond, maybe two stories tall, with me standing in front of it, looking at this facet that was about two feet wide. He said, "When you get saved, you see this facet of me – Savior. But I want you to know more of me, so I allow situations in your life which cause you to see other facets of Me – Healer, Provider, Father, and more." here I moved a little to one side, and found myself facing a different facet, then another and another. "Everything that happens in your life is an opportunity for you to know me more fully. The trials and tribulations are not to clean you up so I can stand you, but to show you new facets of Me." Wow! Yet another false doctrine bit the dust! Yes, Father allows us to go through stuff, but not because He can't stand us! Because He loves us, wants to help us, but even more, wants us to know Him.
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I can hear you disagreeing! Lots of chatter about holiness, etc. and I'm not trying to nullify those scriptures which talk about cleaning us up. But what He showed me that day was His underlying motive, which always, always, always, is His great unconditional love for us, and His desire to have an intimate relationship with us. He hates sin because it hinders that, and because it hurts us! If you love someone, you hate anything that keeps them away from you, or hurts them in any way.
What He showed me with the facets on the diamond, was that I need to start looking at the trials and tribulations in my life as opportunities to learn to know my Father and God better! Not as punishment or as something motivated by disgust of me.
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Over the years He has added to my understanding of this vision: I saw that as we get to know a certain facet of God – Healer, for instance – it does change us, making us more like Christ. Eventually, I also saw that as we are changed by getting to know this or that facet of God, we then begin to reflect that facet of Him to others.
Those are just side effects, though, of the real point, which is to know Him! The more and better we know Him, the more facets He cleans and polishes in us, and the better we reflect Him to the world. (And, trust me, you can't clean or polish them yourself! It must be His work, through revelation of Himself to you.)
The point is knowing Him! Everything in the Christian life is based on that, and flows from that. If it's based on anything else, it's 'wood, hay and stubble'.
So the next time you are facing a trial, instead of wondering what is wrong with you, ask our Father what He wants to reveal of Himself to you through this. The answer will be amazing! And freeing!
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Be blessed with understanding, wisdom, and revelation of more true facets of Him!
And this is eternal life, that they may know You, the only true God, and Jesus Christ whom You have sent. John 17:3


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Wait, you're telling me you're not selling some new tech-infused cradle for my new born?
Sorry to disappoint you but we wouldn't trust our woodworking skills to house your little precious, though Todd (our CTO) might be determined to make you one if you really wanted one (with a 30 day buy back guarantee). So how did we end up calling our own newborn Cradle? And more importantly, how does Cradle help guide us in shaping our product roadmap and brand vision?
There was actually another name before we experienced our serendipitous moment: Talk Like Humans. The name originated out of our pure desire to bring back the good ol' conversation within the realm of business communication. Don't get us wrong, we are very much ingrained in modern communication tools (i.e. Slack, Intercom, Jira, etc) in order to work more efficiently. But do these tools help make us more effective communicators or are they simply improved versions of their predecessor, the kind that has made us behave less and less like a human. Humans are social animals inherently and we believe that there is no better medium to communicate our ideas across than to just have a conversation, one that is void of ambiguity and emojis.
Our mission will always be to help people talk more like humans again, and to do so we strive to instil simplicity in all aspects of our business. While the name "Talk Like Humans" puts our vision in the forefront, we ultimately decided that it lacked the simplicity and flexibility to best represent our brand. So we went back to the drawing board and asked ourselves this: "how can we characterise our product vision in a single word that is meaningful but not overly clever, and more importantly, is available as a web domain (we actually had to purchase the rights to .io from a guy in UK)?" This was not an easy exercise and we quickly made a collective decision to just "let it come to us". Well it did, and it was a glorious moment that we'll never forget. It all started when I was redesigning our logo, pictured below.
As you can see, our original logo resembles a unidirectional sound-wave that is positioned left to right. The serendipitous moment occurred while I was adding animation to the sound-wave, during which I added one more line and circle as a way to create symmetry.
The sound-wave suddenly changed from being unidirectional to bidirectional, mimicking how sound travels back and forth between two sides of a conversation. All of a sudden, James walked over and made a casual remark, "that kinda looks like a Newton's Cradle."
"That's it!"
A simple Google search of "Newton's Cradle" will tell you that it's a simple demonstration of how momentum is conserved in a closed system. Start one ball moving and the rest transmit the momentum back and forth — much the same way that ideas move back and forth, grow and evolve during a conversation between two people.
So that's how Cradle was born.


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Springfest 2017 Saturday May 20th 2pm to 6pm
We are very excited for Springfest 2017. Special beers that we will be tapping on Saturday, Pitchfork Maple Lager as well as a Dark Cherry Altbier Furkin, and a Chocolate Milk Stout Firkin (using Knoke's semi-sweet chocolate). Chicken Wing contestants are busy formulating their recipes. Our new merchandise is on it's way and will be ready for Springfest day. The new cornhole/bag game boards are finished and ready. The only thing left that we need is YOU! Some make plans to stop by this Saturday, May 20th 2pm - 6pm. Also Willow River Car Club will be holding their 39th Annual Car Show from 8am to 3pm just up the road from Pitchfork Brewing at Uncle Mike's M Pour E Yum. Make it a day. We'll see you Saturday.


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Owner of French B&B is former Lexingtonian
BIRON, France — The tiny village of Biron in the Red Périgord area of the Dordogne is best known for the 12th-century Château de Biron, perched regally on a hilltop overlooking the village and surrounding countryside. But it's a former priory, on a cobbled lane just below the chateau, that might be a bigger draw for Lexingtonians.
A 500-year-old former monastery that was home to the priests of Biron, Le Prieuré has been re-invented as an elegant bed and breakfast.
Le Prieuré's owner, Elisabeth Vedier, is a native of Brittany in the north of France, but she spent 27 years (from 1980 to 2007) as a resident of Lexington.
"I was mostly a stay-at-home mom," Vedier says in flawless, unaccented English, although her chic style — perfectly coiffed hair, designer jeans, ballet flats and colorful scarf expertly tied — is pure French.
She adds, however, that she did find time to work as a travel agent and teach French at the University of Kentucky while earning her own degree in interior design.
That degree came in handy when she moved back to France in 2007 after a divorce from her physician husband ("I just thought it was time to reconnect with my homeland after so many years in the U.S.," she says) and bought Le Prieuré in 2008.
She designed the B&B's public spaces and five spacious bedrooms to provide a sophisticated but homey ambiance. "I love for guests to flop down on the couches and get comfortable," Vedier says.
She also loves to introduce her guests to her friends from the village, which she sometimes does at dinner parties where the guest list is as carefully thought out as the menu.
She spent several years carefully restoring the priory and furnishing it with antiques and period pieces. Vedier canvassed the Dordogne for most of the pieces, but pointing to a large antique buffet in the dining room, she says, "this made the trip over from Lexington."
Vedier herself makes the trip to and from Lexington once a year.
"I still keep an apartment in Park Place on Tates Creek Road and since I close the B&B in the winter, I spend every December in Lexington visiting with friends," she says. "It's something I really look forward to."


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Catch the best of contemporary Philippine art at this week's Art Fair Philippines in Makati
Art Fair Philippines—one of the prime venues for exhibiting and selling artworks in the country—will return to the Link Carpark of Ayala Center in Makati City from February 16 to 19, 2017. It's perhaps a reflection of the dynamic and ever-growing market for local art and artists that for this installment, its fifth since 2013, Art Fair will occupy four floors of the building including the roof deck.
According to Trickie Lopa, who organized the event with Lisa Ongpin-Periquet and Dindin Araneta, the expansion will make this year's Art Fair the biggest to date in terms of venue size.
"[The local art scene] is vibrant," Lopa told Entrepreneur Philippines. "If you've been to the [past Art Fairs,] it was a frenzy. People really bought art works." This year, organizers are gearing up to welcome that "frenzy" yet again. Lopa says they expect a crowd of 22,000 to visit this year. All of them will have more room to roam around as the Fair will occupy about 7,848 square meters of the car park.
"We feel that the reception area has been too crowded (in previous years)," she said. "Because of what the event has become, it necessitated the expansion."
But Lopa added that a much bigger venue isn't the only thing that people can look forward to in the Art Fair. Taking cues from its previous incarnations, this year's installment will once again see a gathering of both local and international names in the art world, including 34 local galleries and 12 galleries from other countries like Indonesia, Hong Kong, Singapore, Spain and Taiwan.
The works of (from left) Maria Jeona Zoleta, Wawi Navarroza, Agnes Arellano are featured in this year's Art Fair PH
It will also feature eight artists who were commissioned by the organizers to create works specifically for the fair itself. These include Jose Tence Ruiz (who was featured in the 2015 Venice Biennale,) Agnes Arellano, Patricia Perez Eustaquio, Maria Jeono Zoleta and sound art group WSK (pronounced as "wasak"). Also included among the commissioned exhibitors are Elmer Borlongan, Emmanuel Garibay and Mark Justiniani who, for this fair, will have a creative reunion reminiscent of the days they spent working together in art collectives.
According to Ongpin-Periquet, these special exhibits were commissioned to give the fair a "special identity" which they hope people would remember. And because of the minds they tapped to shape this identity, this year's fair will touch upon a range of themes including politics, femininity and the millennial mindset.
Meanwhile, other showcases also seek to add flavor to this year's fair. Among the highlights include a showing of Christian Marclay's 1995 montage Telephones.
The artists of sound art group WSK
Showcasing artworks isn't the only thrust of Art Fair Philippines. Since 2013, when the three women now dubbed as "the Art Fair Ladies" began talking about their goals for the event, the group has longed to use it as a platform to build an audience for contemporary visual arts in the country. Because of this, it was important for them to host other activities to support the planned exhibits.
Among such activities are the talks, which this year will include a collaboration with the Ateneo Art Gallery to fly in special guests for art-related discussions. These include British-born, New York-based artist James Nares, art sociologist Dr. Sarah Thornton, curator Tony Godfrey and the Director of Museu d'Art Contemporani de Barcelon Ferran Barenblit.
Nares, whose video installation will be at the Ayala Tower One and Exchange Plaza this year, will talk about his work as an artist. Dr.Thornton, meanwhile, will discuss the persisting significance of art in this day and age while Godfrey will speak about masterpieces in contemporary art. As for Barenblit, the talk will revolve around the role museums and contemporary art play, how they foster critical thinking and how they offer a platform for open discussion in a city like Barcelona.
Other events will also be held in conjunction with the Art Fair. Hoping to further push the impact of the event, its organizers also planned the "10 Days of Art" which will be held from February 9 to 19. This will be a series of events involving Makati's galleries, museums, restaurants, bars and retail establishments.
"Believe me when I say that it's going to be a bigger, better, bolder Art Fair this year," said Cathy Bengson, the AVP of Ayala Land. Bengson has been meeting with the Art Fair Ladies since the event's inception in 2013. She was there when the event was first launched welcoming 6,000 people in a 2,780-square-meter venue and has continued to collaborate with them as the event consistently grew to what it has become today.
Patricia Eustaquio
"With the vision and the determination of these Art Fair Ladies," she said, "here we are already in our fifth edition."
Lopa was quick to add that the success of Art Fair Philippines wasn't merely due to their efforts. Discussing the current state of contemporary visual arts in Metro Manila, she said that part of the event's success can be attributed to public interest which, in turn, has been influenced by events and private initiatives similar to the Art Fair itself. In other words, the capital's art scene, she believes, is sustained by what she calls an "art ecosystem."
"You have the galleries, you have the museums, you have the Art Fair, so it's like a whole ecosystem supporting the art scene," she said. "And, the fact that it's growing and people are excited about it just shows how vibrant it is."
Angelo Cantera is a journalist who has been covering the lifestyle, travel and business-lifestyle beats for some of the country's major newspapers and magazines. He has worked for The Manila Times and has served as associate editor of asianTraveler Magazine. Also a lensman, he occasionally does photography for his own travel assignments.


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I can almost run 3 miles. I ran 2.5 the other day without stopping or vomiting. Yes, I recognize I've done almost all my running up to this point on a treadmill, and running outside is so much harder and stuff. But still! 2.5 miles! When I couldn't even run for a minute 7 weeks ago. 60 seconds. That was my LIMIT.
This whole couch-to-5K thing knows what the fuck it's doing! Now I'm also excited for the extra special super bonus of all this energy and strength I've got lying around. We went climbing for the first time in ages, and it was delightful! I am still on basic routes, but I don't care. I enjoy the hell out of it, and it's not so hard to lift my ass to that next hold anymore. Fuck yeah, progress!
And something kind of awesome happened this morning. I went into the kitchen, where the brother had put these tasty looking huge cinnamon rolls with dripping icing. And you know what? It actually didn't look appetizing to me. When I saw it, I just thought "that's not worth it to me." And I used to pride myself on my shitty willpower! Now when confronted with tasty-bad-for-me-things, I can't be bothered. Aside from the occasional cookie, of course. I'm not an ANIMAL.
I just don't want to waste all this effort I'm putting into something. I'm excited when I see results, and I don't want to stop!
Or perhaps my brain is starting to be smarter than my stomach. That's how it works with my newly discovered lactose intolerance. I fucking love all things made with lactose. LOVE. But now I see a hunk of brie (and though I recognize it for it's deliciousness) I quickly remember what that would do to my colon, and that makes it surprisingly unappetizing!
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Hulu has taken another giant step in its aim to compete with Netflix, with a new exclusivity deal signed with Disney that will bring 50+ titles to the streaming platform.
Hulu, co-owned by The Walt Disney Co., 21st Century Fox, Comcast and Time Warner, has been trying to become more than just a "TV show platform", which was how the service started up as. The most significant step towards becoming an all-inclusive streaming provider came when Hulu signed a deal with content network Epix, which brought movies such as The Hunger Games series to the platform. This latest deal with Disney may be the next most significant.
The deal will see 50+ Disney movie titles, including 'Mulan,' 'The Nightmare Before Christmas,' 'Pocahontas,' and 'Lilo & Stitch', become exclusively available on Hulu. Some of these titles are already available for streaming on Hulu, while others, such as 'Con Air,' 'Pearl Harbor,' will be available in 2017.
As significant as this deal is, it is dwarfed by the deal Disney signed with Netflix which guarantees first subscription streaming right to all Disney, Marvel, Lucasfilm and Pixar studio titles, including the latest Star Wars standalone movie, 'Rogue One'.


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When it comes to dessert, (and all food), I love a mixture of flavors and texture. So it's no surprise that this confection is one of my all time favs.
And I'm not the only one, seeing that Cajun Delight is the most popular dessert on the Double Musky menu.
The Double Musky Inn is a well-known Cajun restaurant at the base of Alyeska Mountain in Girdwood, Alaska. It was even named one of the top 10 restaurants in America by Food Network's Jill Cordes.
And, even as excellent and filling as their food is, everyone always makes room for dessert.
With a crumbly pecan crust, creamy and smooth layers of cream cheese and pudding, and light, fluffy whipped topping, it's no wonder Cajun Delight is the restaurant's top-seller. But no need to head to Alaska to indulge in this dreamy delight. You can make it in the comfort of your own kitchen. Where no one will judge you for going back for seconds. Or, thirds.
1 3/4 cup flour
1 3/4 cup chopped roasted pecans
2 sticks unsalted butter, softened to room temperature
Cream Cheese Layer
1 3/4 cups powdered sugar
14 ounces cream cheese, softened to room temperature
8 ounces whipped topping, such as Cool Whip
Pudding Layer
1 1/4 cups instant chocolate pudding mix (two 3.9 ounce packages)
1 1/4 cups instant vanilla pudding mix (two 3.9 ounce packages)
4 cups milk
Top Layer
16 ounces whipped topping
1 cup chopped roasted pecans
Preheat oven to 350.
Crust layer: Add flour, pecans and butter to bowl of mixer. Using paddle attachment (or handheld mixer), beat on medium speed until throughly blended. Using your hands, spread crust mixture into a 10-by-15-inch glass baking dish, mashing flat and even. Place in oven and bake for 25 minutes, or until edges just start to brown. Cool in refrigerator while making next layer.
Cream cheese layer: Cream together the powdered sugar and cream cheese, scraping sides of bowl to ensure complete mixing. Beat until smooth and fluffy. Fold in whipped topping with spatula. Spread evenly and smooth over crust.
Pudding layer: Add pudding mixes to large bowl. Quickly whip in milk until pudding is completely dissolved. Pour immediately over cream cheese layer, and tilt dish to evenly spread. Place in refrigerator to firm for 30 minutes.
Top layer: Once pudding is set, slather whipped topping evenly over top and sprinkle with pecans. Refrigerate to set a few hours before serving.


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Restaurant Equipment in Fort Collins
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This page shows 1 to 5 of the 5 Fort Collins companies who supply Restaurant Equipment listed on the Customer Managed Business website.
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Analyst: Grand Theft Auto V in 2012
Rockstar's next Grand Theft Auto title will release in publisher Take-Two's fiscal year 2012, Janco Partners' Mike Hickey finds it "likely." That's between April 2012 and March 2013.
The analyst expects the game to sell in the region of 16 million copies and pull in $750 million for the publisher.
Take-Two itself has remained quiet on the fifth game, making it clear they're going not to make any announcements until they're good and ready. "We're not going to announce it, we're not going to announce when we are going to announce it, and we are not going to announce a strategy about announcing it or about when we are going to announce it either, or about the announcement strategy surrounding the announcement of the strategy," Chairman of the Board Strauss Zelnick comically said during an investors call last September.
Hickey also expect Irrational's next, BioShock Infinite, to arrive in fiscal 2012 and believes it to sell 4 million copies.
With LA Noire, Max Payne 3 and Duke Nukem Forever lined up, 2011 is predicted to be a good one for Take-Two as well.


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As John Cleese returns to sitcoms 42 years after the classic Fawlty Towers, he finally has a chance to step out of Basil's shadow.
The comedy legend, 78, says when people meet him they always liken him to the neurotic Torquay hotel manager – never any of his other roles.
But when wife Jennifer Wade saw his new BBC1 show Hold the Sunset, she pointed out that his latest character seemed very familiar.
John said: "She saw a couple of episodes and said 'It's the first time I've ever seen you acting like the person I'm married to'.
"I asked her what she meant and she said, 'Well, you both make sarky remarks and try not to answer the door'. Which is the perfect description of my dad.
"I was warned when I did Fawlty Towers by the director, 'You'll regret this character because people will assume you're like him'.
"And he was right. They would always say I was like Basil but never like Archie in A Fish Called Wanda."
His role as lawyer Archie in 1988 film A Fish Called Wanda helped him build on the fan base from his Monty Python days, along with hits like 1986's Clockwise and turns as Q in the James Bond franchise.
But he admits his real passion is writing – although it does not pay the bills and his divorce from his third wife Alyce Faye Eichelberger cost him £12million.
He called his last tour the Alimony Tour, saying he had to do it to pay for the split.
"I do a lot of writing," says John. "The trouble is that it's not terribly well paid.
"Acting on the other hand is very lucrative. So you find when you have an expensive divorce you have to do a lot of acting but it's not as exciting and creative as writing."
John wed fourth wife Jennifer, a jewellery designer and former model, in the Caribbean in 2012. But as he's still paying for his
previous splits, he is returning to acting.
He stars in new BBC sitcom Hold the Sunset with Gavin and Stacey's Alison Steadman – who was in Clockwise with him.
They play Phil and Edith, old friends who plan to get married and find a place in the sun before a wayward son disrupts things.
It is the first British sitcom he has been in since Fawlty Towers and in 2015 he said there was "no way" he would be seen on the BBC again. But speaking from Nevis in the Caribbean ahead of the launch, John reveals how he was tempted back.
"He's a nice character, Phil, I loved the chance to play him," he says. "He's not the sort of part I get offered a lot. I'm very fond of the writer, Charles McKeowan. We worked together on Monty Python.
"The funny thing about our business is that there's a lot of good actors but not many good writers. It's the best script I've seen for decades. I remember 10 years ago the BBC rang me up and asked if I'd like to do a sitcom with Richard Griffiths.
"I adored Richard and thought it would be great fun to do something with him. Then they sent the script and it was absolutely dreadful."
John wrote Fawlty Towers in 1975 with first wife Connie Booth and Basil became an iconic comedy figure, helping him pick up the 1980 BAFTA for Best Entertainment Performance.
Despite there being only 12 episodes, Fawlty Towers has stood the test of time and is regularly named the best sitcom ever. But John says if it were pitched now, it might not make it. He says: "I was lucky when I worked on TV as people knew what they were doing and trusted their own judgment. The current lot seem to be dependent on audience figures.
"If you do anything original, it takes longer to catch on. If Fawlty Towers was trying to get on TV it'd have a harder task."
All eyes will be on his return and the fame brings extra pressure. "Whatever I do now gets a lot of attention. I used to be able to sneak in under the radar," he says.
"People find it very surprising that when I did the first Fawlty Towers, the Radio Times offered me a big picture on the front and I declined. I didn't want people to have it thrust upon them. I wanted them to discover it."
And he says the fame game is now distorted thanks to reality TV.
"In the old days it was largely true celebrities had accomplished something relatively difficult," says John.
"That's not the case anymore, like in reality shows where people have no discernible talent. Then you have David Attenborough who has done incredibly good work for years, a proper celebrity.
"I'm worried about society because standards are not as they should be. I occasionally watch reality shows for five minutes.
"I don't know why people watch them. Maybe it's voyeurism, a bit like psychological cage fighting and wanting to see people be nasty to each other."
John is getting ready to do another tour, called Last Chance To See Me Before I Die – but has no plans to retire or kick the bucket.
"When you get older you don't have as much energy," he says. "You just get better about how you use it. I sleep before each show. I've been reading psychology books and old age seems to be a construct in people's minds. In other words, if you have grandparents of 80 that had to be looked after, you're more likely to be doddery yourself.
"It's as though people create an image of what a 70 or 80-year-old should be like and I never think to do that. I'm thinking about what's interesting to do next."
John promises to be as funny as ever – despite comments from motormouth TV presenter Jeremy Clarkson saying otherwise.
He says: "People don't come if they hate me. They don't think, 'I never thought John Cleese was funny so I'll buy six tickets'.
"So when I get off stage I get a lovely standing ovation from the audience, which is nice, it gives you confidence. I go out knowing they get me, so it's not a difficult thing I'm doing at the moment."
- Hold the Sunset screens on BBC1 tomorrow night at 7.30pm.
John's wives and the £12m divorce
Connie Booth
He wed Connie Booth, who he co-wrote Fawlty Towers with, in 1968. They split after 10 years.
Barbara Trentham
Star's 1981 marriage to US actress Barbara Trentham lasted nine years. Split cost £2.5million.
Alyce Faye Eichelberger
Alyce Faye Eichelberger divorce in 2008, after 16 years, cost Cleese £12million.
Jennifer Wade
He married jewellery designer and ex-model Jennifer Wade in 2012.


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Dipping investments leading to slow economic growth: Former RBI Chief Dr Rangarajan
The former Governor of Reserve Bank of India Dr C Rangarajan has blamed dwindling investments for the slow economic growth rate. Speaking at an event in Bengaluru, the Chairman of the Madras School of Economics claimed that the rate of investment which was at 38 per cent in 2007-08 is now 27.4 per cent.
Stressing on the need to revive investments Dr C Rangarajan said that the creation of a proper investment climate was the need of the hour. "Lower rate of investments is the cause of declining growth rate. Several things need to be done immediately. Speedy implementation of stalled projects. Speedy implementation of stalled projects, quickening credit for the resurgence of investments by banks and intimate discussions with the people are the three key factors," he said.
Dr Rangarajan was talking at the inaugural event of Dr B R Ambedkar School of Economics in Bengaluru- where former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh was the chief guest. Hailing Dr Singh's achievements as Prime Minister, Dr Rangarajan said that history will record how he brought a paradigm shift in the country. "Under his leadership, the country achieved a high economic growth of 8-9 per cent within six years," he said drawing comparisons to the current economic growth rate with dipping investments denting its prospects.
Dr Rangarajan, a renowned economist himself, highlighted the need for research and application in economics as a field. At the inaugural event of a school of Economics, he stressed on the need to change the examination and assessment system. "Our exam system must change. Today exam is a test of memory than a means to access the critical ability of students. Assessment system should change for everything else to fall in place," he said.
The Karnataka government has allocated Rs 200 crore for the construction of Dr B R Ambedkar School of Economics- the academic year for the same was inaugurated on Wednesday with 50 students selected to study courses in Economics coupled with other social sciences.
The school is expected to be one of its kind institutions dedicated to research in the field of social sciences- especially Economics and allied subjects. Former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh who was the Chief guest at the event highlighted the need for new designs to revive the economy as well as create equality in socio-economic fields of the country.
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