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Over half-way complete in the APS-digitising project. Three more rolls completed, that's thirteen rolls scanned and eight remaining. Annoying though, QFL ignored the request to scan the three films onto one CD, according to the chemist it is completely arbitrary whether they read any instructions at all! The hair on the scanner that I saw a is still there, now that is bugging me. Captions and dates now needed for 201-383, 379-986 and 647-548.
Damn, I'd forgotten that 17 to 44 of the first roll were all out of focus — the Elph had decided that it's auto-focus was broken and ruined all my photos of Rae and Alex's wedding, a camera fault that Canon couldn't find, but must have fixed while they were looking! Oddly too, there appear to be 44 photos on the first roll of 40, 23 images on the second roll of 25! Guess I'll have to check out the prints from back in 2000 and see what happened when they were developed.


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is it possible to query two Data Table with joined field in thingworx? just like what we do in relational database sql. Thanks!
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Basically; we read the DataTable in two Infotables and apply InfoTable functions. You have option to apply Intersect (suggested by Carles) or Union (If the Datashape of both DataTables is same) as per your requirement.
Thank you for answer, but if these are two big Data Table, will it be performance issue to read all data into Infotables?
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Yes, there could be performance issues when reading very large amount of data to infotables. It will vary based on the system configuration and network connectivity etc.
So I think I should seek for alternate solution because some of my Data Tables has more than 1 million rows.
The DataTable it's a standard TW DataTable? if that's the case you are out of luck, you shouldn't use TW DataTables bigger than few hundred and thousand rows, you should go for an external storage database for this kind of DataTables and use embedded SQL support ( JDBC ) that provides TW.
Thank you Carles, is there any limitation to store data in external storage database? For example, can we share things stored externally between federation instances?
I've never did, but you shouldn't have any problem to have two JDBC connections to the same Database from different servers.
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A NEW phenomenon is sweeping the streets of Britain.
When it introduced a smoking ban in public places in 2006-7, the British Government could hardly have expected to ignite a whole new social scene.
The spectre on our doorsteps is smirting – flirting for smokers.
Apparently those gatherings outside pubs, offices, shops and supermarkets may not simply be an innocent opportunity for a drag.
If you listen carefully you can hear chat-up lines being delivered mid-gasp.
According to research, favourite places for flirting used to be parties, bars, school, colleges, universities and, of course, the workplace.
Now we can add bonding on the doorstep between puffs. And, of course, any couple getting their act together in such a way will immediately have common ground.
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Thanks for the lessons. You don't know how much this is helping me at my current job. You just been bookmarked!
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You didnt use hgroup tag for your h tags in your lesson 6 example!
So far I haven't learned a lot about technical HTML 5 stuff. But learned a lot so far about the semantics! I thought I was a tidy coder, until now. You have a lot of knowledge about html and open up a new side to webpages and html that I never knew really existed. I agree, maybe in the near future semantics will play a big role with how the browser renders pages!
@Jerome: re: hgroup ... it's been cut from the HTML5 spec:
... and from reading about it I got the sense that it wasn't going to last (I couldn't see the SEMANTIC value in it ... seemed like an extra hook for CSS ... seems like others agreed).
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Hello and thanks for visiting my WEB page. My name is Robin Glover and I'm a retired man from North York (Toronto) Canada.
My page concentrates on the local soccer scene in Southern Ontario.
August 26th, 2018...At the Allstate Soccer Show at The Hangar in Downsview holding up the Voyageurs Cup and a list showing
I contributed to help buy it in 2002.
my soccer pages...includes York 9 of CanPL, Toronto FC (until 2018), Toronto FC II, Toronto Lynx,
Toronto Lady Lynx, CNSL/CPSL/CSL (until 2013), men's and women's national team games and new for 2014, League 1 Ontario.
Also 1993 Toronto Blizzard and 1994 Toronto Rockets both in APSL (from old 2400 baud modem posts to USENET sites).
older photographs of me
November 26, 2016--I finally explain the origins of why I chose the name Rocket Robin
NTN Trivia...from 1996 to 2012.
my late mother Miriam Glover
My e-mail address is email@example.com
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James Strachan asked the question, and Matt Raible echoed it: are people blogging less?
The answer, at least in my particular corner of the universe, is yes. Almost without exception. The reasons are varied; some have new job responsibilities that preclude blogging, others are investing their time in other channels like del.icio.us, Twitter or more recently, FriendFeed, and still others have simply lost the interest.
That interest in blogging, and by extension, writing, will wax and wane does not surprise me. What I do find interesting, however, is that as best I can tell, the reading of blogs is down as well. While it might be natural to link a decline in production with a decline in consumption, I suspect there's little connecting the two. Even if the authoring of blogs is down – a fact which I can only assert on an anecdotal basis, because I don't view the general statistics I could discover on Technorati as relevant to this granular a level – the fact remains that there's a wealth of content available, with more appearing every day. If anything, the individual decline of blogs has been offset by the increasing syndication of content of all shapes and sizes.
No, I think that the primary cause of the decline of blogging consumption is the rise in popularity of other tools. Tools which serve yet shorter attention spans than WordPress and Google Reader.
Andrew Turner, for example, writes that "Twitter means reading fewer blogs," and while that's not true of me personally, it is true of many I talk to. Jason Kaneshiro, meanwhile, notes that FriendFeed has essentially obsoleted Google Reader for his usage. And so on.
All of which, of course, is fine. Far be it from me to cast judgment on the technology habits of others; if it's working for them, fantastic. More power to them, etc etc.
But I have to admit to some concern that our culture – already famously devoid of the capacity for sustained attention – is growing only more so. With technology playing an enabling role.
Is it too much to conclude that, simply because a few people are reading fewer blogs than they once did? Perhaps. But if the drop between the long form and blogs is steep, that between blogs and 140 characters is steeper still.
As Jeff says, there are some things that simply can't be explained in 140 characters. But even if he summons the energy to post the full story, how many will read it?
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As the students went to work, I kept my face relaxed and concentrated on something in the room. Usually I stared at the windowless door, but today the shy girl drew me in. Her throat worked so much she seemed to be swallowing an elephant. Her cheeks flushed a bright red, but this time she didn't shy away from my gaze. Her light-green eyes met mine, and I refrained from letting out a groan. Her bottom lip was slightly thicker than the top, and they had a pinkish color to them, reminding me of the girl I once knew.
The more I studied her, the more I was taken back to that hot summer day in Texas seven years ago.
The ground burned beneath my bare feet. I ran as though I was fleeing a serial killer. I pumped my legs and arms as fast as I could, my breath coming out in short gasps. I'd be surprised if I didn't die of heatstroke. The hot Texas sun beat down, adding to the sweat pouring off my body. But I couldn't stop. I had to see her one last time. I didn't know if I would ever see her again, and that thought pierced my heart, sending waves of pain shooting through my body.
A car sped past. The driver honked his horn and spewed cuss words at me. I threw him the finger as I darted out of the road, in between two cars, then up on the sidewalk. Small rocks embedded in my feet, and I welcomed the pain. Pain was a sign I was alive.
One more block. One more chance. One more look before the one girl I loved walked away with my heart in her hands.
The moving truck came into view on the tree-lined street. Large men swarmed the lawn. Some were hauling huge appliances. Two others were moving boxes around.
I stopped across from Lizzie's house, wiping the sweat from my face with my sweat-soaked T-shirt. I gulped in air as an elderly man walked past with his dog on a leash. The dachshund paused to lick my foot, the sensation a rather calming contrast to my racing pulse.
"Harvey." The old man scolded the dachshund as he tugged on the leash.
I kept my eyes on the two-story stucco house. Would she come out? Was her father home? He'd forbidden her to see me. We'd had to sneak around for the last month. My mom even said it was best if I broke ties with Lizzie. How could she say that? Lizzie was my best friend. We did everything together. She'd loved to throw the baseball, play tackle football, and climb trees. She was beautiful. She had blue-gray eyes and a distinctive square gold speck in her left eye that I would always tease her about. I'd dubbed it the pot of gold.
"You just want to kiss her," my big brother Kade had said. "Girls are trouble, especially at your age."
I was a teenager. Okay, I was thirteen, and puberty was hitting me hard. Sure, I wanted to kiss Lizzie, but only because she had the prettiest lips I'd ever seen. The bottom one was slightly thicker than the top, and they always seemed to have a pinkish color to them.
A horn blew, shattering my thoughts.
Mrs. Reardon came out of the house, carrying a suitcase. "Elizabeth, get moving. Your father will be home any minute." Then she disappeared behind the moving van.
At the sound of Lizzie's name, my heart beat even faster than when I was running over there. I scanned the neighborhood in both directions. The coast was clear. So I hurried across the street. As my feet touched the burnt grass on the front lawn, Mrs. Reardon spotted me.
"Kelton, young man. You shouldn't be here. If Mr. Reardon catches you, he'll call your parents."
He could call the National Guard. I didn't care. I wasn't leaving until I said good-bye to Lizzie. I tilted my head slightly, trying to put on puppy-dog eyes. It always worked with my mom. "Two minutes." Hell, I wanted more than two minutes. I wanted a lifetime to say the things I needed to say but didn't know how.
"You're young, Kelton. It's infatuation. You don't know what love is," she said as she pulled out a small cloth from the pocket of her shorts and patted it along her neck.
Tell that to my heart. Lizzie's voice always turned my insides to mush. I knew her tomboy personality made me love her more. I knew her touch gave me butterflies. Most of all, I knew when we were together the world around us didn't exist. I knew without a doubt that the minute she drove away, the minute I didn't get to talk to her, the minute I didn't get to touch her, was the minute I would die inside.
"Kelton." Mrs. Reardon snapped her fingers in front of my face.
I blinked away the hurt that was engulfing me.
"One minute," she said softly.
I was about to dart around the house and slip in through the side door when Lizzie walked out of the front.
I drew in a breath as our eyes met. She had on a tank top, battered jeans shorts with the insides of the front pockets hanging out at the bottom, and a bandana around her neck. Her brownish-black hair was pulled into a high ponytail, which gave me the opportunity to stare at her satiny skin.
"Kelton, what are you doing here?" She searched the road. "My father will be home."
Screw her father. He could beat me until I was blue. He'd chased me one time when he caught us kissing.
"I had to say good-bye. You've been ignoring me for a week." It was summer break, so I didn't get to see her every day like I did when school was in session. I shuffled closer to her, desperately wanting to touch her but afraid if I did I wouldn't let go.
Her mother went inside.
Lizzie climbed down the steps, adjusting the pink bandana on her neck. "I'm sorry. I thought it would be best." Tears clouded her eyes, but the pot of gold in her left eye shone through. She dropped her gaze to the ground.
With my thumb, I caught a tear. "Please don't cry." I couldn't see her cry. It broke my heart even more. "We'll talk on the phone."
She lifted her watery eyes to mine. "It'll be too expensive from England."
It was going to kill me not to hear her voice. I leaned down until a tiny space separated our lips. "Then we'll email each other."
The sound of an engine drifted toward us, and as she moved to check out the oncoming car, her lips touched mine. I had to kiss her. I didn't care who was around or if her father was the one in the noisy car. I had to taste the sweet bubblegum lip-gloss she wore. I had to inhale her jasmine scent and imbed the essence of Lizzie Reardon into my memory well enough to last a lifetime.
She stiffened when I pushed my tongue through her lips.
"Please, Lizard."
She melted into me as she always did when I called her Lizard. I took her in my arms as she trembled, and I tentatively kissed her. Her tongue slithered out until the roar of the engine slowed.
She gently pushed away. "You better go," she said, almost out of breath.
Suddenly, a cold shiver gripped my body even though I was sweating like a pig. A car pulled to a stop in the driveway. Her father grimaced in our direction. But if he didn't want me near his daughter, he would need to chase me with an ax before I moved. "Why does your father hate me?" I had to know why he didn't want us to see each other. Every other time I'd asked her, she'd changed the subject.
"He doesn't. He's just torn up over what happened. And every time he sees you or any of your brothers, he can't handle it. He blames himself."
"It was an accident." A pain shot through my heart at the still-too-vivid image of seeing Karen on a stretcher being wheeled out of the garage just over a month ago.
"That may be, but we're all mourning, especially Gracie. You know how close they were as friends. She's so distraught that she's barely talked since the accident. My dad feels that keeping our distance from your family is best."
Gracie and Karen had somehow gotten into my father's gun cabinet in the garage. One thing led to another, and Gracie accidentally shot Karen.
I tried to push out the pain. I tried to erase the images of my mom crying and the sounds of sobs and screams coming from her bedroom in the middle of the night.
"Is that why you're moving?" I asked.
The car door slammed shut, sounding like a cannon going off and making us both flinch slightly.
She nodded with sad eyes. "I'm sorry, Kel. Even if we stayed, I'm not sure I could be with you anymore without seeing the hurt in your eyes or you blaming me and my family."
The blood rushed out of me. As I stood in front of this girl, all I saw was her beauty and warm heart. I choked back tears. "I could never blame you."
"But what about Gracie?"
I looked past her to Mr. Reardon. His short stature was unassuming, but his narrowed gaze was anything but. I didn't know the answer to her question even though it was an accident. Maybe even my fault.
"I got to run." She started to leave.
"Wait." I dipped my hand into the pocket of my shorts and pulled out a chain with a half-heart charm. "I want you to have this." I handed her the necklace I'd bought with my allowance.
She glanced at it then up at me, tears streaming down her face. "Where's the other half?"
I grabbed her hand and flattened her palm against my own heart. "Right here."
She drew in a sharp breath, her bottom lip trembling.
"I'll find you one day, Lizard."
She smiled weakly.
"You'll always be the other half of my heart," I said as she walked away.
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These turned out great! Absolutely gorgeous pictures! Your outfit is totally cute too...love the textures!ReplyDelete
Your family and your pics are gorgeous!!!!ReplyDelete
Those are the prettiest family pictures!ReplyDelete
What a gorgeous family you have!! Your outfit is perfect and everyone looks so great!ReplyDelete
Just beautiful pictures. I love the thrifted vest.ReplyDelete
I'm a photographer and your outfits are PERFECT! Great choice!ReplyDelete
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Gorgeous! I think I said it before on another WIWW but I just love your hair curled!ReplyDelete
You have a beautiful family! And a lovely outfit, and gorgeous hair! ;)ReplyDelete
Found you on The Pleated Poppy!
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Love you family photos. They came out wonderful.ReplyDelete
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Gorgeous family!ReplyDelete
Love the pics, you and your family are adorable!ReplyDelete
Beautiful family and beautiful photos! Your boots are gorgeous, too. :) Stopping by from the Pleated Poppy ~ Happy Wednesday!ReplyDelete
Adorable family photos! I love your outfit too!ReplyDelete
gorgeous photos of your family!! your outfit is too cute... im jealous i never find any good items like that when i go thrifting!ReplyDelete
Lovely pictures! You guys look so happy. :)ReplyDelete


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Ongoing controversy over the loss of the Fort's most important benefactor has been covered at length on the New York History Blog before.
This weekend the New York Times
This summer, the national historic landmark — called Fort Ti for short — began its 100th season as an attraction open to the public with two causes for celebration: the unveiling of a splashy new education center, and an increase in visitors, reversing a long decline.
But instead of celebrating, its caretakers issued an S.O.S., warning that the fort, one of the state's most important historic sites, was struggling for survival, largely because of a breach between the fort's greatest benefactor — an heir of the Mars candy fortune — and its executive director.
The problem is money: The fort had a shortfall of $2.5 million for the education center. The president of the board that governs the fort, which is owned by a nonprofit organization, said in an internal memo this summer that the site would be "essentially broke" by the end of the year. The memo proposed a half-dozen solutions, including the sale of artwork from the group's collection.


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Universal Pictures debuts the trailer for Love Actually sequel, Red Nose Day Actually. Red Nose Day is coming up at the end of this month, and as the charity comedy special nears, so does the special edition sequel to Love Actually. The follow-up to the 2003 rom com isn't a full film, but a special created specifically for Red Nose Day, bringing together many of the original characters to allow fans to catch up on where they are now. In the run up to the event, fans have already been treated to a few images and a teaser trailer, revealing many of the characters who will be taking part, along with a few little hints at what to expect from the sequel.
It's already very clear that the Love Actually sequel will be heavy on the nostalgia, with previous teasers referencing the original film and playing off of some of the best-known scenes - including Mark's (Andrew Lincoln) cue cards. Now, the official trailer for the sequel has been released, and it's chock full of nostalgia for fans of the original.
The trailer was released this week by Universal Pictures, and comes in at just under two minutes long. It starts with a montage of scenes from the film, the classic theme from the movie and Hugh Grant's voiceover. The trailer then cuts to the title card, "Where are they now," and new music plays, introducing several scenes from the sequel that look strikingly familiar.
The first scene features Liam Neeson and Thomas Brodie-Sangster, back on the bench where Sam (Brodie-Sangster) first talked about his love life with his stepdad. It seems that not much has changed, as Sam reveals he's having a tough time with love, and his stepdad responds, "Here we go again." Following that perfect opener, the trailer shows Hugh Grant dancing, and still in 10 Downing Street with Martine McCutcheon's Natalie. Billy Mack (Bill Nighy) is still getting radio interviews and answering inappropriate questions, and Rowan Atkinson is in a much less fancy store - but is still taking far too long about his job. Peter (Chiwetel Ejiofor) and Juliet (Keira Knightly) are still living in the same place, and there's a recreation of the cue-card scene with Mark, and Jamie (Colin Firth) is still driving around Aurelia (Lúcia Moniz).
The sequel is evidently going to be packed with nostalgia, and it looks like the characters are still living love-filled lives - with the possible exception of Sarah (Laura Linney) who is seen only briefly in the trailer, at her desk. This is to be expected, given that the sequel is created for a comedy special, not as a true follow-up film, but there is nothing wrong with that.
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About Dishy
What's this I hear about Intelligent Recipes ?
Dishy is powered by what we call Intelligent Recipes. These differ considerably from traditional "dumb recipes", which are essentially just blocks of text. Intelligent Recipes enable Dishy to do lots of really helpful things, like making instructions simple and step-by-step, scaling quantities for different serving sizes, calculating cooking times for different weights of meat, and seamlessly converting between international unit systems.
Intelligent Recipes also solve one of the biggest headaches of cooking: getting the timings right. Countdown timers are built into the recipes wherever they are needed, and a progress indicator and expected finish time help to get all the components of a meal on the table at the right time.
95 recipes come pre-loaded with Dishy and we intend to work hard to produce lots more that will be available to purchase as bolt-on packs.
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Unfortunately not. Converting a "dumb recipe" into an Intelligent Recipe is a bit tricky and requires an understanding of the inner workings of Dishy's software. We think that our customers will be best served by letting us do the hard work and instead enjoying the great recipes that we have developed, tried and tested. If you have any special requests for future recipes, do drop us a line and we'll see what we can do.
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Touch Fantastic Ltd is a privately funded start-up and we are currently not looking to raise further finance. Nice of you to ask though!
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There are plenty of people who do exactly what they're told. Who follow all of the rules. Who "know their place" from birth to death. The type of people who do not see a bullfighter's red cape when someone tells them they cannot or may not do something.
Joe is not one of those people. And neither am I.
Often in younger years this was probably much to our detriment. For me, it was nearly impossible to gain my mother's approval. So I became very good at trying to piss her off. If she said "You will NOT do so-and-so" well, as she can tell you, my reaction would be "I'm damned well going to do it."
Even though we have matured enough through the years to no longer need to "prove" no one is going to tell us what to do — well most of the time, anyway — we feel a special affinity for those who followed the same path in their youth.
There was a moment in our conversation when I asked winemaker Sharon Fenchak, why, right after high school, she joined the military.
"Because my mother forbade it," she said.
Then and there we knew we had just met a kindred spirit.
Winemaker – Sharon Fenchak
Sharon Fenchak makes wine at the most-visited winery in the United States. No, it's not it Napa. Or Sonoma. Or Paso Robles. Or anywhere in Oregon or Washington State. In fact, it's not even on the West Coast. The most-visited American winery, with over 650,000 visitors every year is in Asheville, North Carolina. What began as a country retreat and grew into America's Largest Home was officially opened to visitors in 1895.
From its days as a 250-room French chateau at the end of the 19th century, Biltmore was the vision of George W. Vanderbilt. The grandson of "The Commodore" Cornelius Vanderbilt, an entrepreneur who founded a family fortune in shipping and railroads, George Vanderbilt favored art over industry. He studied language, architecture and history, and was as thoughtful a collector of wine as he was of books and works of art.
Vanderbilt imagined that Biltmore would someday represent lush gardens and sweeping vistas, herds of healthy livestock and a wonderful place for family and friends to visit and enjoy the highest standards of hospitality, luxury and attention to the smallest detail.
Sharon Fenchak is slight of build, with long brown hair and barely a speck of make-up. She still has the appearance of a no-nonsense military operative who could hold her own against larger male combatants. Very poised and reserved.
After her time in the military, which took her to one of the oldest wine regions in the world – Italy, Fenchak earned bachelor's and master's degrees in food science from Penn State and the University of Georgia, respectively. She joined Biltmore in 1999, after working as Assistant Winemaker at two different Georgia wineries.
"All the best things in life are fermented," she says, describing her first stab at winemaking at age 9.
The food arrives and it's time to get down to business, and for Fenchak this is the obviously the best part. Her face softens. Razor-sharp wit combines with charm and she describes the wines. We tasted nine different Biltmore wines with her – you can imagine how the tasting turned quite convivial! And while we enjoyed all of those sampled, we thought we'd mention a few of our favorites.
Biltmore Estate® Méthode Champenoise Blanc de Blancs–Brut
Perfect for the holidays and other celebrations, the 2006 vintage from the Biltmore Estate® Sparkling Collection is 100% Chardonnay grapes from California's Russian River Valley.
Crisp and refreshing, the wine is slightly floral with notes of lemon zest and apricot. These tiny bubbles are 13.1 percent alcohol by volume (ABV) and made in the traditional méthode champenoise. A great value alternative to fancy French champagne, this pleasant sparkling wine is priced between $20-25, depending on retailer.
Pairing: While dining at Houston's Reef, we paired this with James Beard Award Nominee Chef Bryan Caswell's Crab Cake with Taqueria Style Pickled Vinaigrette. Other suggested pairings include crawfish étoufée, oysters on the half-shell or some tasty bleu cheese.
2008 Biltmore Reserve® North Carolina Chardonnay
North Carolina, you ask? Yes ma'am! This is 99% Chardonnay and 1% Riesling, with 87% of the fruit sourced from Biltmore's own estate vineyards. Fenchak tells us that the grapes love North Carolina weather – the drought gets the BRIX up to 20 and along comes a rainstorm which takes it back down to 19. Barrel fermented in 50% French and 50% American Oak, about half the wine goes through malolactic fermentation. Overall residual sugar in this vintage is 0.9% with a 13.2% ABV. Tropical fruit and coconut on the nose, this wine is nicely balanced with flavors of pear, vanilla, pineapple and oak, with a hint of butter. Another great value priced at $14.99.
Pairing: Heavenly with steamed mussels, grilled scallops or shrimp, this also works well with fettuccine Alfredo.
Biltmore® Century White Wine NV* American
The first thing you notice about this wine is the beautifully etched bottle, depicting the historic Biltmore House. The name honors the Biltmore 100-year anniversary "and enduring legacy of gracious hospitality."
We tasted the 2008 vintage, but law does not permit those wines labeled with an "American" appellation to carry a vintage on the label. This is a blend of Gewurztraminer, Muscat Canelli, Riesling and Malvasia with grapes sourced from Mendocino and Monterey, California and the Washington's Yakima Valley AVA, fermented in stainless steel tanks.
Fresh mint, rose and lychee aromas on the nose are followed by hints of raspberry and orange on the palate. Winemaker's notes call this and its sister Biltmore® Century Red "sweet" wines. While technically correct, we notice the shelf-talkers in our local grocery tend to confuse the Texas crowd. We found this shelved with white zinfandel last time we picked up a few bottles for our everyday house wine. Believe me, it was mis-shelved. It's a very refreshing white that tastes nothing like the trendy stuff from the 80s. The Biltmore® Century Red is a medium-bodied blend of Sangiovese and Merlot with aromas of red currant and strawberry. Both great values, suggested retail for each is $15.99
Pairing: We suggest pairing the white with spicy Asian foods and the red is a perfect complement to Southwest dishes or pasta Bolognese.
2006 Antler Hill Napa Valley Syrah
Unlike most of the Biltmore wines, the Antler Hill collection wines are not crafted and bottled at the North Carolina Biltmore Estate, but in concert with Biltmore's small partner vineyards in California, while still under the direction of Fenchak and Head Winemaker Bernard Delille. 100% Syrah barrel-aged in French and American oak for 18-20 months, this dark-cherry colored wine offers a complex nose of smoke, spices, vanilla and oak. Well-balanced tannins, this big boy brings hints of blackberry, wild cherry and plum on the palate. Named for the hill where the Inn on Biltmore Estate stands this wine is also featured on the menu. Only 400 cases made, this Syrah is priced at $35.
Pairing: At 15.6% alcohol by volume this is a wine made for hearty masculine game or decadent dark chocolate. Try pairing it with venison, pheasant or sharp Beaufort cheese.
Biltmore® Pas de Deux Méthode Champenoise – Sec
Another of the Biltmore Estate Sparkling Collection, this California-sourced 100% Muscat Canelli comes in a bright pink-foiled bottle – perfect for bridesmaid luncheons, bachelorette parties or Girls Night Out. It is wonderfully aromatic with scents of whipped lemon meringue, tangerine, orange blossom and honey. Very fine bubbles tickle the nose, and flavors of wild strawberry and lemon delight the mouth.
Be sure to serve this well-chilled, ideally at 40-45°F (4.5 – 7°C). Suggested retail $18.99
Pairing: Perfect as an apertif, we also suggest pairing with lightly sweeter fare like coconut shrimp, lobster bisque, strawberry cheesecake or pumpkin pie.
To find Biltmore wines in your area, visit the Biltmore website and enter your zip code. The Biltmore on-line shopping site will allow you to order wine alone as well as wine and food gift baskets or other Christmas treasures.
Christmas at the Biltmore
Now through January 2, guests can enjoy touring America's largest home decorated in the spirit of Christmas with "dozens of Christmas trees, hundreds of wreaths, bows, and poinsettias, miles of evergreen garland, and thousands of ornaments."
Christmas at Biltmore during the daytime includes access to Biltmore House, the Gardens and Antler Hill Village & Winery. The village links to the Winery, where visitors may take a complimentary guided tour culminating with a complimentary wine tasting. You'll also find Jolly ole Saint Nick at the Antler Hill Barn on Saturday and Sunday from 12:30 p.m.–4:30 p.m. through December 19.
Guests can also take a Candelight Tour. For more information on Christmas at Biltmore, visit Christmas.Biltmore.com
The Biltmore Estate is open year 'round and we look forward to visiting it one day soon. For now, we're content to pick up a few bottles of their wine to enjoy this holiday season.
The WineWonkette


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Hello! iOS Development is a tutorial designed for novice iOS developers. Using the Hello! style of User Friendly cartoons and illustrations, this entertaining book will guide you step-by-step as you write your first apps for the iPhone and iPad and add them to the AppStore.
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To create a successful iPhone or iPad app you need a great idea, serious commitment, and some programming know-how. If you supply the idea and the commitment, this entertaining and easy-to-read book will help you pick up the coding skills you need to bring your app to life.
Hello! iOS Development is a tutorial designed for new iOS developers. It builds on your existing programming knowledge to create apps for the iPhone and iPad using the Objective-C language and Apple's free Xcode tools. Characters from the User Friendly cartoon series guide you as you write your first apps and add them to the AppStore.
Written for readers with beginning-level programming skills. No prior experience with iOS development is assumed.
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Go from napkin sketch to finished app
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Bombers were men disguised as women, says Nigerian army
Bombers in the Nigerian town from which Boko Haram abducted scores of schoolgirls were men wearing hijabs with explosives strapped to their backs to look like babies, the military has said.
Some 17 civilians, a soldier and three bombers died, according to a community leader.
One bomber was discovered to be a man wearing a woman's dress when bodies were brought to Chibok hospital, a hospital worker confirmed.
Community leader Pogu Bitrus confirmed the toll, saying 17 civilians, one soldier and three suicide bombers died in multiple explosions on Wednesday, one at a checkpoint, the others at Chibok's open-air market.
Residents blamed Boko Haram extremists who kidnapped scores of schoolgirls in April 2014. Some 219 remain missing.
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Cranes, scaffolding and hoardings advertising exclusive pads are a common sight around the city, but how many of these new builds actually become homes for the people who need them? Not many, according to new figures released on the number of unsold, empty buildings dotted around the city, which has now reached record levels.
Recently we brought you the news that house prices have risen by £105 a day in the last five years and if you're thinking of flying solo you'll need a whopping £40,000 to rent a tiny space. So it shouldn't come as a surprise to hear yet another unhappy housing story (though it'll still make you swear loudly and cause tutting sounds as you weep into your cereal). The number of residential homes under construction and yet to find a buyer soared from 25,000 to 27,000 units by the end of 2016, according to data released by Molior London.
And all of that unsold property comes with a hefty price tag. A separate study by Composite Door Experts found that some 20,000 vacant homes around the city have a combined value of £11.7 billion (!). These are homes that have been empty for six months or longer. The biggest culprit for ghost-homes was the borough of Kensington and Chelsea, which is harbouring 1,399 empty properties.


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As a child, all Hannah Baines wanted to do was dance.
She took part in ballet competitions around her native Yorkshire and began to win. But then came the laughter.
By the time she was 13 years old, she was 11st, which lead jealous competitors and their pushy parents to ridicule her.
After all, ballet was just for the willowy, skinny girls, they sneered.
But now 18-year-old Hannah has had the last laugh.
In a unique project for Channel 4, dance legend Wayne Sleep wanted to break down the taboos about weight in ballet and has brought together 16 plus-sized women and two men for a performance of Swan Lake.
In Big Ballet, a three part series which starts tomorrow night, Hannah who now weighs 14st, is not just one of the curvy girls who are transformed into swans, but she even landed the lead role of Odette.
Sleep, the 5ft 2in former principal dancer with the Royal Ballet, and Monica Loughman, a Russian-trained dancer who founded Ireland's first national ballet, had just four months to get the outsized cast ready for the performance of their lives at St George's Hall in Bradford, West Yorkshire.
Every one of them had once dreamed of dancing as a career but had been thwarted because of their size.
For Hannah, it is nothing short of a dream come true.
At 5ft 3in tall and a size 18, she had given up on making a career for herself in dance.
But the show has given her a second chance to enjoy the glamorous life of a prima ballerina, in stark contrast to her day job as a business manager
for the council in Doncaster, where she lives.
Breaking out into a grin, Hannah says: "I wanted to play Odette so badly – I've never been a princess and I've finally got to be one.
"And it felt so good.
"I have danced since the age of three and I have always loved it. It's what I do, I live and breathe it, but I have always been bigger.
"Which is my own fault because I like food too much.
"I didn't have a problem with my size when I was younger but when I got older I started going to dance competitions and people would laugh at me even though I was winning some contests.
"Getting laughed at for your dancing and size when you are so young made me feel horrible.
"It's a terrible thing to do to a young girl."
The first time it happened, Hannah was about 13 and doing a ballet solo at a local dance festival.
"I got fourth place and I was very happy but afterwards I overheard my sister telling my mum about the sniggering.
"She told her, 'They were just laughing at her, Mum'.
"At another competition one parent said, 'I don't know why that fat girl got placed, it's not ballet. You can't put a tutu on someone that size'.
"Another time I was on stage and I heard people laughing at me and I saw the other dancers on the side of the stage laughing as I performed.
"Weirdly, it didn't put me down, it made me want to be an even better dancer.
"I had got a higher place than the children of the ladies who were criticising me because of my weight so part of it was jealousy on their part and it made me want to continue being better than them."
But professional ballet dancers are skinny and tiny and Hannah knew she didn't fit the mould to make it her career.
At 16, she briefly decided to try to lose weight in an effort to fit in and silence the sniggers that followed her.
But she quickly realised it wasn't for her.
"I went through a phase of trying to diet.
"The thought was always there in my mind that if I wanted to do ballet then I would have to diet but I accepted quickly that eating nothing and being thin is just not me, it's not how it's meant to be," she says.
"But I think we have such a good opportunity with this TV series to change perceptions and open ballet to bigger people.
"I was very lucky when I was younger that my dance teacher, Debbie Marsden, was the most supportive person in the world.
"There are some schools where they put overweight dancers on diets and she is so against it.
"We go out for lunch all the time and enjoy it and she gives me dances that suit me."
By the time she applied for the audition to take part in Big Ballet, Hannah had all but given up of her dreams of being a professional dancer after setbacks which she believed were down to her size.
"When I was 16, I applied to a performing arts academy in Wakefield but I didn't get in," she says.
"They didn't say why.
"It could have been anything, any reason, but I took it that I'm fat and I wouldn't get anywhere in the industry.
"It put me off going anywhere else and trying to make a career in dance. I carried on dancing but I stopped going to any auditions."
But when she heard about Wayne Sleep's show she decided to give it one last chance.
And after winning a place, she met Wayne, who famously danced with Princess Diana, and prima ballerina Monica.
But she was far from fazed.
"I wasn't starstruck by Wayne and Monica. To be honest, I didn't know who they were!
"I had heard of Wayne Sleep but I didn't know who he was and what he had achieved," she recalls.
"But he was very encouraging. He was harsh on us but he was funny as well. We all got on really well."
To be ready for their performance in front of a hall packed with friends and family in Bradford, the two professionals drove their ballet corps to breaking point.
For two nights a week and on Saturdays, the keen amateurs had to become professionals in a matter of just a few weeks.
But one tiring day brought back all the memories of the laughter she endured as a child.
"Monica was pushing me in rehearsals and giving me a hard time, which is what she has to do," she says.
"She said to me, 'If you carry on doing it like that everyone is going to laugh at you'.
"When I joined the project I was so happy, I felt that finally someone believed in me.
"Monica and Wayne are so much better than all the people who have ever laughed at me.
"So when Monica said that, I thought they didn't believe in me and I got really upset and stormed out. It brought back the old horrible memories.
"I cried and cried.
"But I pulled myself together and I thought I could do this every time they give me a hard time or get over it and take on board what she'd said and get better.
"So I went back in."
By that stage, Hannah was at least able to handle the regime – but it was tough to begin with.
"I found it really difficult at the start, I got tired really easily. There was one class near the start where Monica sent me out because I was too tired.
"When we got into the swing of it, it all became a lot more enjoyable. I loved every minute."
Many of the other plus-sized dancers dropped a dress size as the gruelling training took its toll.
All were told not to go on diets, not to use the series as a way of losing weight. All were closely monitored for any rapid weight losses.
But Hannah actually put on half a stone.
"A lot of people lost weight through all the training but I saw that I was doing a lot more exercise so that meant I could eat more," she says.
"I was eating normally but I was having more snacks in between. I would have an extra chocolate bar a day.
"I would start the day with toast or cereal but in the evening I always have a big meal."
The final performance of the one-act version of Swan Lake, choreographed by Sleep, saw the whole cast hit by nerves and fears that any injury would rule them out.
But the crowd gave a standing ovation after the company's 30-minute performance.
"It showed all the people who laughed at me that I can dance, I can do this. I loved every second of the performance.
"I felt really beautiful and it was such a liberating thing to do," Hannah says.
"The best part was right at the end when everyone was clapping and we got a standing ovation. It was just amazing.
"Everybody appreciated what we had done. All my family and friends were there and they were so happy for me."
But doesn't she worry she will simply find a new audience to laugh at her size by appearing on TV?
"I'm not worried about how it will look on TV.
"The ballet world has been around for hundreds of years and obviously we are going to get negative feedback for our size.
"I just hope that some people will appreciate what we have done and that it encourages more people to do ballet," she says.
Last weekend Hannah and some of the other Big Ballet dancers flew to Dublin to take more lessons with Monica.
With the performance behind her, Hannah is determined that she wants to carry on dancing and prove that size really doesn't matter even in ballet.
"This has given me the confidence to go on. I have an audition for a dance school in Manchester to do a degree course.
"This project opened a door that I thought was closed forever.
"Now I just want to dance all day every day. This is all I want to do."
Big Ballet starts tomorrow at 9pm on Channel 4.
* This article was originally published on February 5th


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By Liz Madowo on March 17, 2015
In three words I can sum up everything I've learnt about life; it goes on – Robert Frost
Hey guys?
This last week, have been full of disappointments to say the least. Things and people that were supposed to come through did not come through but guess what, it is fine. Life is like that. Things do not always happen the way you want them to. As Robert Frost once said; in three words I can sum up everything I've learnt about life; it goes on.
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One of the rarest and best coveted Mercedes-Benz models anytime fabricated has popped up for auction in Germany, and with a amount tag that matches its agrarian looks. We're speaking about the abandoned Mercedes-Benz SLR McLaren Stirling Moss, of course, which you can now buy for a air-conditioned $3 million.
Luxury banker Mechatronik GmbH has this about 10-year-old, 2,548-mile Stirling Moss listed for auction on its site, assuming the accepted amount as alone accessible on request. However, a third affair advertisement shows the amount to be $3.36 million.
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Sarah Wayne Callies, who plays Lori Grimes, promises plenty more scares, which isn't necessarily great news for an actress who admits that she's not a horror fan. In fact, she's says still recovering from her work on the show's first six episodes, even as shooting on Season 2 gets underway.
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Welcome back to Brisket & Beyond!
I took the summer off from the blog. But now Rosh Hashanah is around the corner, and I wanted to start the new year with a new recipe.
I'm sure the first food that everyone thinks about for Rosh Hashanah is apples and honey, but who needs a recipe for that?!? I love to go to the bakery and see all of the different flavors of big round challot to start the new year sweet. My favorite is an eggy, sweet, raisin challah, but I won't turn any challah down.
When I was living in St. Louis, my friend Mindy would make a cinnamon swirl challah every Friday night. Luckily, I was invited over to her home often for Shabbat dinners and was able to sample the challah frequently. Two weeks ago, when I began to think about menu planning for the holidays, I immediately thought about her challah and knew I needed to try it out. Here is her recipe.
Cinnamon Swirl Challah
4 Cups of flour
3 eggs (one reserved)
2 Tablespoon yeast
1 Cup warm water
1/3 Cup sugar
1/2 Cup oil
1 Tablespoon vanilla
dash of salt
Cinnamon Filling:
3 Tablespoon Cinnamon
3 Tablespoon Oil
3 Tablespoon Sugar
In a small bowl mix water, yeast and sugar together. Let sit till bubbles (about 10 minutes).
In a large bowl place flour and salt and make a hole in the middle.
Meanwhile, mix together the oil, 2 eggs, vanilla. Then pour into the hole in the middle of the flour. Let that mixture sit until the yeast is ready. Once the yeast rises, add to the center of flour mixture and mix.
Once the dough is formed, cover with a damp towel and place in a warm area (I put it in a turned off oven) and allow the dough to rise for a few hours.
While the dough is rising, mix together the cinnamon, sugar and oil for the filling.
Once the dough has risen, knead down.
To make a round challah, divide the dough into two. With each half, roll the dough out like a snake. Press
dough down and put cinnamon mixture in the middle and pinch close. Roll the dough up into a ball (so it looks like a large cinnamon bun) and place it onto a cookie sheet or a round pan. Lightly brush the dough with an egg wash (the remainder egg mixed with a little water). Let formed dough rise again for another 45 minutes.
Preheat oven at 350 and bake challah for about 30 minutes, or until done. This makes two Challot.
I made two batches of the challah so far, but on my second batch, I switched things up a little. I made a little less cinnamon filling and added lots of raisins to the cinnamon. I added the cinnamon-raisin mixture just like above. This would also work for lots of other sweet inserts like chocolate chips or other yummies you want to add to make your Rosh Hashanah sweet.
L'shana Tova U'Metukah!!! To a Good and SWEET New Year!!!


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Because I can't keep these creative-people-doing-creative-things to myself, I thought I'd start a little irregular series to share them with you. It shall be called - drumroll please - "Creative Bits." I'll post some of my favorite finds that made me go,"Hey! Look at what they did! Impressive." Plus, they'll often be things that you could replicate if you so desire. Nothing like a good DIY project.
To start off, today's Creative Bits come from a house tour of one of the blogs I read - Caitlin Wilson Design.
Those slipcovered dining chairs are regular ole IKEA. Caitlin snazzed them up by drawing those polka dots on with a Sharpie (yes, a Sharpie!). Don't they look like fancy patterned fabric?
Caitlin hand-painted that ampersand on a simple white canvas. It makes for a fabulous, inexpensive, graphic piece that anyone could do.
Customized mason jars. How easy would it be to paint the lids and hot glue a fun little something on top?
That's it for today's installment of Creative Bits. If you liked what you saw, check out the rest of the house tour over on Caitlin's blog and Design*Sponge. It's all beautiful.
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Creative Bits is a semi-regular series here on May Richer Fuller Be where I share little tips, tricks and simple do-it-yourself projects from other creative bloggers' minds. I figure if it makes me say, "wow," it's worth passing along to you! And remember, if you want to pin any images that don't belong to me, please click through and pin from the original source!
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I won a new macro lens off eBay a few weeks ago and finally received it. So I went out this past weekend and tried it out for the first time. I am fairly happy with the results. Anything that helps me bring out the delicate details of nature that are often overlooked is a bonus in my book!
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