text:
The New Hotel is a splendid structure situated in Athens, ideal destination for unique and unforgettable stay. The hotel is renowned because it was designed by the brothers Campana, who have created this splendid structure joining together the charm of the ancient Athens with the best modern amenities.
The ambiences of the hotel are sophisticated and accurate down to the smallest detail, provided with sleek jagged mirrors and bespoke modern furniture, which were created from the use of recycled materials and wisely made by local art students.
As concerns the appointment with the gastronomy, our structure places at your disposal an optimal restaurant, in order to satisfy even the most demanding palate. In fact, the restaurant proposes a big variety of optimal local products, always fresh and selected.
The breakfast is served from 07.00 to 10.30, the lunch from 12.00 to 16,30 and the dinner from 18.00 to 00.00.
Moreover, we offer a further service that includes: coffee, bakery & breads, sandwiches, salads, pastries, lemonades and many other products smartly packaged.
Non Smoking Property throughout
Give us your Feedback
New Hotel, 16 Filellinon Str. - Athens


text:
Log In
Shopping Cart - 0 item(s) - $0.00
Log In
Super Deals
Click To Save Money
Dog Muzzles
Wire Dog Muzzles
Metal Dog Muzzles
Leather Dog Muzzles
Painted Dog Muzzles
Dog Collars
Artisan Collars
Metal Collars
Nylon Dog Collars
Spiked Dog Collars
Studded Dog Collars
Leather Dog Collars
Pinch Collars
Prong Collars
Neck Tech Collars
Choke Collars
Curogan Collars
Fur Saver Dog Collars
Dog Show Collars
Herm Sprenger Collars
Dog Harnesses
Nylon Dog Harnesses
Leather Dog Harnesses
Dog Leashes
Nylon Dog Leashes
Leather Dog Leashes
Flexi Dog Leashes
Dog Bite Suits
Dog Bite Toys
Dog Training Balls
Interactive Dog Toys
Dog Treats
Dog Bite Tugs
Jute Bite Tugs
Leather Bite Tugs
French Linen Tugs
Fire Hose Bite Tugs
Agitation whips
Agitation sticks
Dog Bite Sleeves
Leg Sleeves
Puppy bite sleeves
Dog Hidden Sleeves
Bite Sleeve Covers
Intermediate Bite Sleeves
Police Training Sleeves
Schutzhund And Sport Bite Sleeve
FDT Pro Clothing
Dog Training Clothing
Dog Training Dumbbells
Dog Training Equipment
Kennel Accessories
Choose muzzle by breed
Pictures from customers
Dog Collars
Dog harnesses
Dog muzzles
Dog training equipment
Other dog related products
Airedale Terrier
American Bulldog
Bull Terrier
Cane Corso
Dogue De Bordeaux
English Bulldog
French Bulldog
German Shepherd
Great Dane
Siberian Husky
Staffordshire Terrier
Mixed Breed
All dog breeds
Anatolian Shepherd
African Boerboel Mastiff
Alaskan Malamute
American Eskimo Dog
Australian Shepherd
Bearded Collie
Belgian Sheepdog
Bernese Mountain Dog
Black Russian Terrier
Caucasian Shepherd
Chinese Shar-Pei
Chow Chow
Cocker Spaniel
dogo argentino
Fila Brasileiro
Golden Retriever
Kaukazian Ovcharka
Old English Mastiff
Pyrenean Mastiff
Rhodesian Ridgeback
Saint Bernard
Shiba Inu
Spinone Italiano
Spanish Mastiff Dog
Staffordshire Bull Terrier
Tibetan Mastiff
Tosa Inu
Wirehaired Pointing Griffon
Quick Links
New Products
Featured Products
All Products
Customer Service
About Us
Log In
Create Account
Shipping & Returns
Privacy Policy
General Info
Site Map
Discount Coupons
Useful Links
Contact Us
Super Deals
Click To Save Money
Dog Muzzles
|_ Wire Dog Muzzles
|_ Metal Dog Muzzles
|_ Leather Dog Muzzles
|_ Painted Dog Muzzles
Dog Collars->
Dog Harnesses->
Dog Leashes->
Dog Bite Suits
Dog Bite Toys->
Dog Treats
Dog Bite Tugs->
Agitation whips
Agitation sticks
Dog Bite Sleeves->
FDT Pro Clothing
Dog Training Clothing
Dog Training Dumbbells
Dog Training Equipment
Kennel Accessories
Choose muzzle by breed
Pictures from customers->
Airedale Terrier
American Bulldog
Bull Terrier
Cane Corso
Dogue De Bordeaux
English Bulldog
French Bulldog
German Shepherd
Great Dane
Siberian Husky
Staffordshire Terrier
Mixed Breed
All dog breeds->
Specials ...
New Products ...
All Products ...
New Products [more]
Attack Leather Dog Harness with Padded Chest Plate
Important Links
Company's press releases
Useful Info for Dog Owners
How to Choose a Dog Muzzle
How to Choose a Dog Leash
How to Choose a Dog Collar
How to Choose a Dog Harness
Useful Resources
Site map 777
Dog Muzzles
Wire Dog Muzzles
:: Wire Cage Free Breathe Pet Muzzle - Mouth Guard for Dogs Walking and Training
Wire Dog Muzzles
Wire Cage Free Breathe Pet Muzzle - Mouth Guard for Dogs Walking and Training
larger image
Starting at: $29.99
Please Choose:
I will fill dog's measurements below
0 - Small breeds
1 - Small breeds
2 - Small breeds
3 - Small breeds
4 - Middle sized breeds ( +$2.00 )
4L - Middle size breeds: like Poodle with longer snout
5 - Middle sized breeds ( +$2.00 )
6 - Medium sized dogs ( +$2.00 )
6L - Malinois female, GSD small female and alike breeds with longer snout ( +$2.00 )
7 - Medium sized dogs ( +$3.00 )
8 - Medium sized dogs ( +$3.00 )
9 - Big dogs ( +$3.00 )
10 - Big dogs ( +$3.00 )
12 - Dogs with extra broad snout ( +$4.00 )
13 - Dogs with extra big snout ( +$4.00 )
J1 - Small dogs with long snout
J2 - Small dogs with long snout
B0 - Dogs with short snout
B0.5 - Boston terrier, French Bulldog bitch
B1 - Dogs with short snout ( +$2.00 )
B2 - Dogs with short snout ( +$3.00 )
B3 - Dogs with short snout ( +$3.00 )
B3.5 - Bigger male English Bulldog, Dogue De Bordeaux
B4 - Dog with short broad snout
R0 - Pitbull, amstaf and similar
D1 - Dogs with long snout ( +$2.00 )
D2 - Dogs with long snout ( +$2.00 )
D3 - Dogs with long snout ( +$3.00 )
R1 - Dogs with broad snout ( +$2.00 )
R1L - Dogs with broad snout:Rottweiler, Golden Retriever, with longer snout
R2 - Dogs with broad snout ( +$3.00 )
R2L - Big Labrador, Berner Sennenhund, Anatolian Shepherd
R3 - Dogs with broad snout ( +$4.00 )
R3L - Bigger Rottweiler, Big Labrador, Berner Sennenhund
R4 - Dogs with broad snout ( +$5.00 )
3A - Small breeds
OB1 - Dogs with long snout ( +$2.00 )
OB2 - Dogs with long snout ( +$3.00 )
OB3 - Dogs with long snout ( +$4.00 )
OB4 - Dogs with long snout ( +$5.00 )
BT - Bullterier male
J3 - Narrow long snout
(2)Circumference around snout
(3)Eye Line
(4)Neck Circumference
(5)Snout Width
(6)Snout Height
Add to Cart:
Model: M4###1073 Wire Basket Dog Muzzle
This well-fitting, comfortable muzzle is made on the basis of special strong metallic construction to maintain the shape of the muzzle and to assure long life for the muzzle. Due to great design the muzzle provides the dog with best ventilation available among muzzles. This muzzle is very comfortable for your dog and is also very practical for training, traveling, patrolling, guarding and visiting the vet. This muzzle is completely safe and non-toxic. Among the advantages: inhibits biting, chewing. Extremely difficult for the dog to dislodge with it's paws. It is never advised to leave your dog unattended while muzzled.The muzzle is padded on nose with soft felt for maximum comfort of your dog and to prevent rubbing.
Please size your dog for good fit (details below)
10 Amazing unique qualities of this "Must Have Muzzle"
Experiencing problems to leave muzzle for long time during hot summer days? No longer with
super ventilation
wire muzzle
Having trouble during
vet or groomer visit
? Get this muzzle and solve the problem
Need reliable products recommended by Vets, Dog Trainers and Behaviorist? This muzzle is the
professionals pick
Looking for a solution to
discourage your dog from biting, chewing and eating unwanted objects
? No more dangerous rocks or sticks with this muzzle
Are you looking for a long term solution? With this muzzle on, your dog will
breath freely, pant and drink water.
Does your dog need a muzzle that feels like he is not actually wearing it? This wire - basket dog muzzle can be worn
while dog is walking, playing or running.
Tired of weak , one day plastic or nylon muzzles? This dog muzzle is made of chrome wire and leather -
strength and durability
Fed up with non adjustable straps or straps stretching problems? The straps of this muzzle are
adjustable and won't stretch.
Would you like comfort for your dog? The snout's upper part inside the muzzle is made of leather, but is also lined and
padded with felt for the dog's comfort.
How does my dog drink water with a basket dog muzzle on??
For most basket dog muzzles, the dog should be able to put his snout in a water bowl and lap the water up from inside the basket muzzle. Drinking water is something that your dog will have to figure out on his own.
How to measure your Dog-Click here
Choose muzzle from our sizing chart to fit your dog perfectly - Click here
Distance from the tip of the nose to eye line in inches
Circumference around snout one inch below eye line in inches
Eye Line
- Distance from eye line to right behind the ears in inches
Neck Circumference
Circumference around neck behind ears in inches
- Snout width in the widest part
- Snout height , should be measured with mouth a little open
Mixed breeds owners attention!
Please supply accurate sizing info - most of the times (99%) we will be able to send good fit.
*Please supply as much accurate sizing info as possible to maximize chances of good fit. Please note - there are extra charges involved in exchange - see return/exchange policy for detail
Please note : all muzzles are made with strap which goes between eyes (not shown on all muzzles pictures)
You will be able to remove it if you choose to once you receive the muzzle
Hello Guy,
The muzzle and harness are beautiful and perfect for a heavyweight who wouldn't be restrained with the typical nylon harness sold in pet stores. I've already gotten compliments on the harness! The products are fantastic, and I appreciate the personal note you sent below. Let me end this note by repeating that the products look great! Thanks,
From :Jessica, USA, California
Additional Information
Please click to see full wire muzzle size chart for measuring instructions
"Hi Natasha The muzzles arrived today, they are fantastic, very impressed with the quality and looking forward to getting the desensitizing under way, any advise you can offer on getting them accustomed to them wearing them would be much appreciated! Thanks again Kind regards Tracey" Norwich Norfolk United Kingdom
Judith E. Robillard, Connecticut, USA Date added review: 24/08/2013 Hello, Received the muzzle a while ago and just haven't gotten around to replying. I am very satisfied with it. The quality is excellent and I felt the price was very reasonable. It arrived exactly when promised and our dog adjusted to it right away. It has worked out better then I anticipated.
[5 of 5 Stars]
Customers who bougth these items also purchased...
Buy Now Adult dog Training Set and Get Amazing gift ( value $15.29) - SetBiteTugJuteAdult
'Passion for Style and Beauty' FDT Artisan Decorated Black Leather Dog Collar
Wire Dog Cage Muzzle Fully Padded for Medium Dog Breeds Comfy Wearing and Free Breathing
"Safe Control" Retractable Neon Nylon Dog Leash with Reliable Braking System - 5 m Long - Medium
Handmade Leather Dog Leash for Walking and Tracking
"Remote Control" Retractable Dog Leash for Walking Large Dogs - 5 m Long
SPECIAL OFFERS For Owners of Large Breeds
Shopping Cart [more]
Your cart is empty.
Advanced Search
About Us
Shipping & Returns
Privacy Policy
Contact Us
Site Map
Follow US!
!-- Begin Mailchimp Signup Form -->
Email Address
Reviews [more]
Write a review on this product.
Quick Links
Featured Products
New Products
All Products ...
About Us
Site Map
Gift Certificate FAQ
Discount Coupons
Newsletter Unsubscribe
Customer Service
Contact Us
Shipping & Returns
Privacy Policy
My Account
Important Links
Best choice of dog leashes - dog leashes of any size and for any task - walking leashes, training dog leashes
Dog muzzles for any breed - over 30 sizes available, get dog muzzle now
Dog harnesses - pay less for leather dog harnesses and nylon dog harnesses
Dog harness,Dog muzzle,Dog collar,Dog leashes,Bite Sleeves,Dog Training Equipment
. Powered by

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Iron Alliance Figure 1 (Female)
Subscribe to our newsletter to receive information about upcoming product releases.
They Came from Beyond the Grave!, Now available on Kickstarter!22 July, 2020
Back it Now! read more
Jiangshi: Blood in the Banquet Hall RPG, Now available on Kickstarter!15 July, 2020
Back it Now! read more
Nightfell: Horror Fantasy Setting for 5th Edition, Now available on Kickstarter!01 July, 2020
Back it Now! read more
Back to top
Copyright © 2020 Studio 2 Publishing. All Rights Reserved.
Designed by John Rawsterne |
POS and Ecommerce by Shopify


text:
Author: Vladimir Nabokov
-Vladimir Nabokov (1899-1977)(kirjasto)
-ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA: Your search: "vladimir nabokov"
-Life & Times : Vladimir Nabokov (1899-1977) (NY Times)
-REVIEW: of The Silence of the Sea, by Hilaire Belloc (Vladimir Nabokov, NY Times, 1941)
-REVIEW: of Nausea, by Jean-Paul Sartre (Vladimir Nabokov, NY Times, 1949)
-REVIEW: of AUDOBON'S BUTTERFLIES, MOTHS AND OTHER STUDIES. Compiled and Edited by Alice Ford (Vladimir Nabokov, NY Times, 1952)
-REVIEW: Vladimir Nabokov: Rowe's Symbols, NY Review of Books
Nabokov's Deceptive World by William Woodin Rowe
-ESSAY: Nabokov's Butterflies (Vladimir Nabokov, The Atlantic)
-ESSAY: Vladimir Nabokov: On Translating Pushkin POUNDING THE CLAVICHORD, NY Review of Books
-ESSAY: Vladimir Nabokov: TRANSLATION, NY Review of Books
-ESSAY: Vladimir Nabokov: LUNAR LINES, NY Review of Books
-STORY: "Cloud, Castle, Lake" (Nabokov, The Atlantic, June 1941)
-STORY: The Aurelian (Vladimir Nabokov, The Atlantic, June 1941)
-STORY: Vladimir Nabokov. The Assistant Producer (1943)
-STORY: Vladimir Nabokov. A Forgotten Poet (1944)
-STORY: Signs and Symbols Vladimir Nabokov
-STORIES: Vladimir Nabokov: Two by Nabokov, NY Review of Books
-ARTICLE: Nonfiction: Nabokov Theory on Butterfly Evolution Is Vindicated (CARL ZIMMER, 1/25/11, NY Times)
-Literary Research Guide: Vladimir Nabokov (1899 - 1977)
-FEATURED AUTHOR: Celebrating Nabokov's Centenary (The New York Times)
-OBIT: Vladimir Nabokov, Author of 'Lolita' and 'Ada,' Is Dead (ALDEN WHITMAN, NY Times)
-OBIT: Vladimir Nabokov: 1899-1977 (R.Z. SHEPPARD, TIME)
-100 Years Vladimir Nabokov (Random House)
-the international vladimir nabokov society
-The Nabokronology: a guide to Vladimir Nabokov's life and works
-{ w a x w i n g } the vladimir nabokov appreciation site
-Ardis Picture Archives: Nabokov
-Soapbox Collage: Vladimir Nabokov
-Nabokov Under Glass: The Nabokov Archive in the Berg Collection at the New York Public Library
-CNN In-Depth Specials on Nabokov: "Beyond Lolita: Rediscovering Nabokov on his birth centennial"
-Vladimir Nabokov
-ESSAY: The gay Nabokov: The novelist never could face the secret that cost his brother his life (LEV GROSSMAN, Salon)
-ESSAY: Vladimir Nabokov and William Shakespeare (Philip F Howerton, Jr., Winter 1990 Shakespeare Oxford Society Newsletter)
-ESSAY: The Nabokov gambit : They failed with Lolita (twice) and now they've failed with The Luzhin Defence. Why do the novels of the great prose sorcerer Vladimir Nabokov always defeat the film-makers? (Steven Poole, Books Unlimited)
-REVIEW ESSAY: How I found solace in Nabokov's Speak, Memory during the pandemic: Nabokov's remembrances granted reprieve from the new abnormal and – crucially – guidance on how to navigate it (Ryan Chapman, 13 Sep 2020, The Guardian)
-REVIEW: of Speak, Memory Evidence of the Hunt, Clues of a Past (ELIOT FREMONT-SMITH, NY Times)
-REVIEW: D.J. Enright: Nabokov's Way, NY Review of Books
The Waltz Invention by Vladimir Nabokov
The Eye by Vladimir Nabakov
Despair by Vladimir Nabokov
Speak, Memory: An Autobiography Revisited by Vladimir Nabokov
Escape Into Aesthetics: The Art of Vladimir Nabokov by Page Stegner
-REVIEW: The Reality of the Past: Book review of 'Speak, Memory' (JAN. 20, 1967, TIME)
-REVIEW: of Lolita by Vladimir Nabokov The Tragedy of Man Driven by Desire (ELIZABETH JANEWAY, NY Times)
-REVIEW: of Lolita (Orville Prescott, NY Times)
-REVIEW: of Lolita by Vladimir Nabokov (Charles Rolo, The Atlantic, SEPTEMBER 1958)
-REVIEW: To the End of Night: Book review of 'Lolita' (SEPT. 1, 1958, TIME)
-ESSAY: The Lolita Case (Time, 1958)
-REVIEW: of Pale Fire In an Elaborate Spoof, Nabokov Takes Us to the Never-Never Land of Zembla (GEORGE CLOYNE, Sunday, May 27, 1962, NY Times)
-REVIEW: of Pale Fire (Christopher Keep, Tim McLaughlin)
-REVIEW: V.S. Pritchett: The Magician's Trick, NY Review of Books
The Enchanter by Vladimir Nabokov and translated by Dmitri Nabokov
-REVIEW: V.S. Pritchett: The Supreme Fairy Tale, NY Review of Books
Lectures on Don Quixote by Vladimir Nabokov
-REVIEW: John Bayley: The Novelist as Pedagogue, NY Review of Books
Lectures on Russian Literature by Vladimir Nabokov
-REVIEW: Robert M. Adams: Nabokov's Show, NY Review of Books
Lectures on Literature: British, French, and German Writers by Vladimir Nabokov
-REVIEW: V.S. Pritchett: Nabokov's Touch, NY Review of Books
Look at the Harlequins! by Vladimir Nabokov
Strong Opinions by Vladimir Nabokov
-REVIEW: Michael Wood: Tender Trousers, NY Review of Books
Transparent Things by Vladimir Nabokov
-REVIEW: V.S. Pritchett: Genesis, NY Review of Books
Glory by Vladimir Nabokov, translated by Dimitri Nabokov
The Scorpion God by William Golding
-REVIEW: Jack Richardson: It's About Time, NY Review of Books
Mary by Vladimir Nabokov and translated by Michael Glenny
-REVIEW: Matthew Hodgart: Happy Families, NY Review of Books
ADA or Ardor: A Family Chronicle by Vladimir Nabokov
-REVIEW: William H. Gass: Mirror, Mirror, NY Review of Books
King, Queen, Knave by Vladimir Nabokov
Nabokov: The Man and His Work edited by L.S. Dembo
Keys to Lolita by Carl R. Proffer
-REVIEW: Edmund Wilson: The Strange Case of Pushkin and Nabokov, NY Review of Books
Eugene Onegin A Novel in Verse by Alexandr Pushkin, translated by Vladimir Nabokov
-RESPONSE: Vladimir Nabokov: LETTERS: THE STRANGE CASE OF NABOKOV AND
WILSON, NY Review of Books
-REVIEW: Harry Levin: A Contest Between Conjurors, NY Review of Books
The Nabokov-Wilson Letters: Correspondence Between Vladimir Nabokov and Edmund Wilson, 1940-1971
-REVIEW: Robert M. Adams: Nabokov's Game, NY Review of Books
The Defense by Vladimir Nabokov
-REVIEW: of Nabokov's Congeries (Anthony Burgess, NY Times Book Review)
-REVIEW: of The Stories of Vladimir Nabokov (1995, John Updike, NY Times Book Review)
-REVIEW: Robert M. Adams: The Wizard of Lake Cayuga, NY Review of Books
Vladimir Nabokov: The American Years by Brian Boyd
-REVIEW: V.S. Pritchett: Nabokov's Game, NY Review of Books
Nabokov: His Life in Part by Andrew Field
-REVIEW: Denis Donoghue: Absolute Pitch
Nabokov: His Life in Art: A Critical Narrative by Andrew Field
-REVIEW: of V E r a ( Mrs. Vladimir Nabokov ) BY STACY SCHIFF (MARY ELIZABETH WILLIAMS, Salon)
-REVIEW: of Vera by Stacy Schiff Behind the Mask of Mrs. Vladimir Nabokov (Katherine Knorr, International Herald Tribune)
-REVIEW: of NABOKOV'S BLUES: The Scientific Odyssey of a Literary Genius By Kurt Johnson and Steve CoatesThe Ardent Collector (Donald Smith, Washington Post Book World)
-ESSAY: Freeing "Pale Fire" From Pale Fire: The next big Nabokov controversy. (Ron Rosenbaum, July 23, 2010, Slate)
-ESSAY: The Year of 'Lolita' (Brian Boyd, NY Times Book Review)
-ESSAY: "Lolita," My Mother-in-Law, the Marquis de Sade, and Larry Flynt: Reflections on art, pornography, and censorship, after the taboos have all been smashed (Norman Podhoretz, Commentary)
-ESSAY: PERSONAL BEST: Lolita (MARY ELIZABETH WILLIAMS, Salon)
-ESSAY: PERSONAL BEST: Lolita (AMY TAN, Salon)
-ESSAY: Vladimir Nabokov: A personal centenary salute (John Yewell, MetroActive)
-ESSAY: F.W. Dupee: Nabokov: the Prose and Poetry of It All, NY Review of Books
Lolita (1955) - Vladimir Nabokov (1899
-1977) (Grade:A)
Pale Fire (1962) - Vladimir Nabokov (1899
-1977) (Grade:B)
Speak, Memory : An Autobiography Revisited (1966) - Vladimir Nabokov (1899
-1977) (Grade:A)
Copyright 1998-2015 Orrin Judd


text:
Toronto, Ontario – 99homes.ca, a leading Toronto based new condo website is offering VIP access to information regarding an upcoming Toronto condominium project, Panda Condos, through pandacondovip.ca. The new condominium has an expected completion date of 2021, but 99homes is offering prospective buyers a chance to learn more about the upcoming mixed-use development and even buy early through a VIP membership program.
Toronto has been repeatedly hailed as one of the best, most livable, and one of the safest cities in the world. As Canada's financial capital, the city has a robust economy and plenty of dining, entertainment, and cultural activities to choose from. But choosing a place to live in Toronto can be a challenge as finding the perfect location is often difficult, even in a city with such a stellar reputation.
Panda Condos in Toronto claims to be that perfect location. Located at 20 Edward Street, Toronto ON M5G 1C9, the previous site of the World's Biggest Book Store, the new condo will be in Midtown, the city's central business district. Future residents will have convenient access to the Yonge Subway, the University of Toronto, Toronto General Hospital, Ed MirvishTheater, and many other facilities and amenities.
The new condominium is currently in preconstruction and is being developed by Lifetime Developments, a modern builder with over 30 years of architectural experience and over 6,000 completed suites. Once completed, the new Panda Condo will be 35 storeys high and include 629 units. In addition to these residential units, the mixed-used Panda Condos is also proposed to include 100,000 square feet of commercial and office space. Residents won't have to go far to shop, but that doesn't mean that there aren't plenty of nearby retail spaces within walking distance as well.
As one of the fastest growing cities in Ontario, those looking for housing in Toronto have plenty of options, but none quite like Panda Condos. While the condo's completion is still several years away, 99homes.ca plans to keep potential buyers in the loop with floorplans, pricing, and other updates until that day arrives.
More information about 99homes.ca early VIP access to information about the upcoming Panda Condo in Toronto can be found at: pandacondovip.ca
Media Contact
Company Name: 99homes.ca
Contact Person: Mr. Singh
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Phone: 647-241-3058
City: Toronto
State: Ontario M5G 1C9
Country: Canada
Website: http://pandacondovip.ca/


text:
Food & Drink
Hong Kong's disappearing outdoor food stalls
By Wilfred Chan, for CNN • Published 24th July 2013
View Gallery
6 Pictures
With tanned shoulders and a wrinkled smile, Lam Tse-Sing has the easy demeanor of a guy who knows his job.
For nearly 30 years, he has worked at the same open-air food stall in Hong Kong -- known as a dai pai dong -- flanked by open flames as he prepares dishes from fried rice to steamed clams.
But Lam, now in his 50s, is one of the last examples of a dying Cantonese culinary tradition.
Decades of urban transformation have decimated Hong Kong's throngs of dai pai dong, supplanting them with glitzy malls and big name eateries.
According to vendors I spoke to, there were hundreds of dai pai dong in the 1960s.
Today, there are just 28 left.
It's a shame, says Lam. Modern restaurants have "no culture, no taste."
Stalwarts stand firm
In Hong Kong's Central district where skyscrapers crowd out the surrounding sky, Lam's dai pai dong, named Sing Kee, retains a proud tradition of old-school street life.
On a sweltering weeknight, I sit on a sticky blue plastic stool under a faded red umbrella. Patrons tuck into scrumptious dishes delivered by scrambling wait staff and the sound of hearty chatter mingles with the smell of cigarettes and kitchen grease.
The key to dai pai dong-style cuisine, he tells me, is wok hei, a Cantonese phrase that literally translates to "wok essence" and refers to the distinctive flavor that can only be achieved from a sizzling wok.
By using scorching flames, boiling hot oil and a fast, muscular stir-fry technique that launches the food airborne (Lam sometimes sautés two woks at once), the food is infused with a rich taste that evokes the brash old city.
The stir-fried beef noodles (HK$48) are springy, slick and satisfyingly salty. The grouper filet and seasonal vegetable (HK$54) offer slippery bites of soft, savory fish and bok choy stir-fried al dente in a light sauce.
Lam Tse-Sing: "The hardest part of this job is the heat."
Wilfred Chan/CNN
They all have that home-cooked aroma that would send me running to the kitchen as a kid.
The question is, will Hong Kong's future children be able to experience dai pai dong cooking?
"It all depends on the government," explains Lam.
Lack of government support
For years, Hong Kong's administration has encouraged the decline of dai pai dong, which are viewed by some officials as fire hazards, health risks and public nuisances.
According to vendors, the government has paid hundreds of dai pai dong owners to give up their licenses and no new licenses have been granted in decades.
But locals say more should be done to preserve the tradition.
"The government should protect dai pai dong," said Yu Tse-Pang, 24, a cashier at a local dumpling restaurant. "They're friendly, tasty, and cheap. My friends and I eat there all the time."
Lo Kwan-Sing, 81, agrees. "I don't know any ordinary citizen who wouldn't support them. You get more choices and cheaper food. But if you're a rich guy who eats in hotels all the time, of course you wouldn't care."
Despite their popularity, dai pai dong face an uncertain future. Dai pai dong licenses may only be transferred to relatives, but vendors say their children have no interest in continuing the trade.
"They say this work is too difficult, the weather is too hot," says Lam. "When I pass away, the next generation isn't going to take over."
Until then, Lam will continue doing what he does best.
"There aren't many places that still cook like we do," he says. "But if you're someone who knows how to eat, then you'll know how to appreciate it."
Sing Kee: 9-10 Stanley Street, Central, Hong Kon
A year of the world's
Best Beaches
There's a perfect beach for every week of the year. Join us on a 12-month journey to see them all
Go to the best beaches


text:
UK Search and Rescue
UK SAR Helicopter Service
In 2013, Bristow Helicopters Limited won the UK Government national contract to deliver search and rescue operations on behalf of the Maritime and Coastguard Agency (MCA).
Seven of 10 strategically located bases took over the helicopter civilian SAR responsibility from the Royal Air Force and Royal Navy in a phased approach throughout 2015 and 2016. The existing Coastguard bases at Lee-On-Solent and Stornoway became part of the UK contract in April 2017, followed by Sumburgh in July 2017.
Bristow now operates from 10 coastguard helicopter bases around the UK on behalf of Her Majesty's Coastguard to respond to all SAR incidents for the whole of the UK. This is a service that people rely on in a time of need. Bristow fully understands the responsibilities that go with providing the SAR helicopter service in the UK and the company is committed to delivering a service that meets and exceeds the high expectations demanded.
Bristow is working closely with national and local agencies such as the coastguard, police, fire service, mountain rescue teams and voluntary community groups, to ensure the delivery of a world-class SAR operation in the UK.
Experienced Crews
Bristow crews are experienced and highly skilled, and are trained, qualified and certified to the highest standards to coordinate and execute SAR operations.
The company has enormous respect for the service that its military colleagues have provided over the last 70 years of UK Search and Rescue. Their legacy, heritage and experience is being honored and carried forward by Bristow in the contract.
Bristow Helicopters has welcomed many ex-military personnel to its civilian SAR workforce after delivering SAR with the Royal Air Force or Royal Navy. Their experience and local knowledge is a vital part of maintaining exceptional service in the UK.


text:
You've heard the legends. The wild Thai girls that are just eager to please, especially if they have a chance of a white dick between their legs. At Tuk Tuk Patrol they prove the point. What is a Tuk Tuk? They are the tiny taxi cabs that are so popular there. And what better way to navigate the streets of Bangkok, and pick up girls walking along the streets, than from the back of one. Then these lucky guys take these girls back to their hotel rooms and do with them as they please. Which always means fucking them senseless and blowing their jizz in, and over these doe-eyed girls.
Real Thai girls picked up and fucked on camera
We begin knees her on Mint performing oral sex licking balls to finish.Explore our site for more Asian girls pictures and videos


text:
Format for Curriculum Vitae and Bibliography
Teaching Portfolio Associate Track Checklist
The Associate Track is a non-tenure track reserved for members of the Einstein faculty who have obtained a high degree of skill in research or teaching and play an important supportive role in the conduct and reporting of research findings. The Associate faculty generally does not pursue a career as an independent investigator nor is expected to obtain independent funding. The Associate faculty member must have, at a minimum, a Master's Degree or may possess a doctoral degree. Individuals who serve the College of Medicine primarily in the areas of research or teaching may be considered for appointment in the Associate track.Recommendation to the Associate Track is made to the ranks of:
One can be appointed as an Associate (comparable to an Instructor) or Principal Associate (comparable to an Assistant Professor) on this track at the discretion of the chair. Appointment or promotion to Senior Associate (comparable to Associate Professor) requires recommendation by the chair and is subject to review and approval by the Committee on Appointments and Promotions.
Associate Track Checklist


text:
On Monday night, Baltimore did the traditional red carpet one better, with a purple carpet laid out at the Modell Performing Arts Center at the Lyric for the VIP premiere screening of the official NFL "Super Bowl XLVII Champions: 2012 Baltimore Ravens" DVD.
The scene beforehand had some of its own highlights.
Joe Flacco, accompanied by wife Dana, was the first to arrive on the purple carpet, although not much of the carpet itself was visible thanks to the many media types who immediately swamped the Super Bowl MVP.
Ray Ricebrought along 1-year-old daughter Rayven, who posed for the paparazzi like a pro, modeling a cute purple floral frock.
Ray Lewis, brought his teenage daughter Diamond as his date. When Lewis and Jacoby Jones met up on the sidewalk outside the Lyric, the two broke out into an impromptu dance, while Jones' "Dancing With The Stars" dance partner, Karina Smirnoff looked on.
A few minutes later on the purple carpet, Smirnoff did her own fancy footwork, successively scooting — in high-high-high platforms — around the media mob that had descended on her date.
"How can you cha-cha in those?" she was asked.
"I can't, baby. I can't," she said, as she was whisked off to the Lyric's green room.
Arthur Jones admitted his feet were shod in a design by his favorite designer, Gucci. And when asked what he was wearing, Torrey Smith named a Hugo Boss suit and Louis Vuitton footwear.
"[They're] probably the most expensive things I have," he said with a laugh.


text:
Telstra has announced the launch of a new mobile Wi-Fi modem that is capable of theoretical maximum download speeds of 21 Megabits per second (Mbps).
Check out our reviews of the best mobile broadband modems with Wi-Fi.
Telstra claims the Elite Mobile Wi-Fi is "Australia's fastest battery-powered 3G mobile Wi-Fi device" and allows up to five Wi-Fi enabled devices to connect to it wirelessly for shared mobile Internet access.
The Telstra Elite Mobile Wi-Fi is a similar device to Telstra's current Pre-Paid Mobile Wi-Fi modem, with the exception of speed — the new Elite device is theoretically capable of 21Mbps download speeds rather than 7.2Mbps. The Telstra Elite Mobile Wi-Fi also has an OLED screen that shows information including signal strength, the number of devices connected and battery level.
"With the press of a button this mobile hotspot can connect up to five devices to the internet at speeds up to twice as fast as competitor 3G products in capitals and many regional areas," said Warwick Bray, executive director Telstra mobility products. "The Telstra Elite Mobile Wi-Fi should also prove popular with our business customers who increasingly use Wi-Fi enabled devices such as tablets and cameras and require mobile connectivity to support fast file transfers and to work flexibly while away from the office."
The Telstra Elite Mobile Wi-Fi will be available for pre-paid customers on Tuesday 12 April for $129, and includes an initial 5GB of data that can be used over 90 days. It is also available for Telstra business customers $29 per month with 1GB included data over 24 months.


text:
CHESTER, Pa. – Paced by a Chris Rolfe brace and the first goal of the year from Arne Friedrich, the Chicago Fire scored three unanswered goals to top hosts Philadelphia Union, 3-1, at PPL Park on Sunday night.
Things looked promising for the Union when they took a 1-0 lead in the 34th minute after a long cross from Freddy Adu sailed just over the head of rookie Chandler Hoffman and bounced off Chicago defender Jalil Anibaba and into the net.
Hoffman, who was making just his second career start, celebrated like he scored, but the goal was initially credited to Adu before being changed to an own goal.
OPTA CHALKBOARD: Fire hit hard and fast near halftime
The Fire made up for the miscue, however, by scoring twice into the right net before the halftime whistle blew.
Their first came in the 43rd minute when Chicago DP Sherjill MacDonald beat center back Bakary Soumaré to the end line and crossed it to Rolfe for the one-time finish. The game marked MacDonald's first start for Chicago and was also the Union debut for Soumaré, who played for Chicago from 2007-2009 before going overseas and then returning to MLS with Philly in late June.
The Fire struck again in first-half stoppage time when Friedrich headed home a Marco Pappa corner kick just inside the near post to make it 2-1 headed into the halftime break.
And they built their lead to a commanding 3-1 in the 56th minute when Rolfe netted his second goal of the game – and fourth of the season – after dribbling downfield and blasting a shot from distance off Union goalie Zac MacMath's hand and into the back of the net.
The Fire could have easily padded the score even more but MacMath made a big save on a MacDonald breakaway in the 60th minute, Soumaré blocked a close-range blast from Alvaro Fernandez four minutes later, and MacDonald shot one just high two minutes after that.
The Union, who put in strikers Antoine Hoppenot, Lionard Pajoy and Josue Martinez in the second half, also created some real scoring chances of their own, none greater than Michael Farfan's shot that pinged off the post in the 62nd minute. But they couldn't find the breakthrough they were looking for.
With the win, the Fire improve to 11-7-5 on the season and move into a second-place tie with the New York Red Bulls in the Eastern Conference.
The Union, meanwhile, drop to 7-12-2, losing their second straight game and falling further out of the playoff picture.
The Union return to action Sunday with a road match against rival D.C. United, while the Fire host New England on Saturday.


text:
There are mistakes that a lot of people commit when they venture into web internet marketing. One should ask, what are those things that you should avoid doing to be successful on doing business on the internet? Things to avoid are anything that takes your time and attention that does not earn you any money.
For example, having a lot of followers on Facebook does not guarantee that one would make money online. The fact is that a lot of people haves social marketing sites such as Flickr and Facebook which does not make them any money online. A lot of Internet users spend time and resources chatting and web logging instead of leveraging this to make money online. internet.
Here, I will outline three priorities to be successful in web internet marketing:
1) Create your own product
Find a niche with demand, identify the target audience and develop either physical or digital products to sell. You may also offer services in this niche. Make this unique and your own.
For example, you have identified a niche as "how to train your parrot to talk". Your target audience would be parrot owners. Write a series of ebooks and create audio products on this subject. Services you can provide include linking up trainers who can teach parrots to talk, to parrot owners.
2) Set up an affiliate program
Set up an affiliate program so that other internet marketers can help to sell your products. You can do this through PayDotCom.com or ClickBank.com. You will need to write a compelling sales page that will attract a lot of people, create persuasive email newsletters so that other internet marketers are attracted to sell your products.
3) Outsource mundane tasks
Creating your own product and setting up your affiliate program can take up a lot of your time. You can save time by outsourcing tasks out to third parties so that you can be more productive. Check out freelancer.com where you can hire writers, graphic designers and technical virtual assistants to make you life easier.


text:
Manhattan Christian College wants to hear your opinions and concerns! Students who have specific
suggestions, concerns, ideas, or complaints regarding their experience as a student at MCC are encouraged
to use this form to make those known to the appropriate persons or department. Completed "Student
Concern Forms" will be reviewed to determine how the concern should be addressed and forwarded to the
appropriate individuals or departments for their consideration and response.
MCC will respond to the students concerns within two weeks from the date the form is submitted. This will
give either an answer to the concern or the measures being taken to address the concern.
You can either complete a "Student Concern Form" online (on the Current Students/Student Services page) or
complete a printed copy (PDF). Completed paper forms should be submitted to the Student Development
Office located in the Campus Center.
Please fill this form out completely using the following instructions.
- Clarify your specific area of concern.
- Be sure to include your name, phone number, and e-mail address on the form and any attached pages. Anonymous forms will not be processed.
Any questions related to the completion or use of the "Student Concern Form" should be directed to the
Director of Student Development.


text: UFDC Home | Help | RSS Group Title: Graham C. Miller Residence Title: Graham C. Miller Residence, Coconut Grove Floor Plan and Schedules ALL VOLUMES CITATION PAGE IMAGE ZOOMABLE Full Citation STANDARD VIEW MARC VIEW Permanent Link: http://ufdc.ufl.edu/UF00099279/00003 Material Information Title: Graham C. Miller Residence, Coconut Grove Floor Plan and Schedules Series Title: Graham C. Miller Residence Physical Description: Archival Creator: Parker, Alfred Browning Donor: Parker, Alfred Browning ( endowment ) Publication Date: Circa 1959 Subjects Subject: ArchitectureArchitecture -- Florida ( lcsh )Architecture -- Caribbean Area ( lcsh ) Spatial Coverage: North America -- United States of America -- Florida -- Miami-Dade -- Miami -- Coconut Grove Record Information Bibliographic ID: UF00099279 Volume ID: VID00003 Source Institution: University of Florida Holding Location: University of Florida Rights Management: All rights reserved by the source institution and holding location. Contact Us | Permissions | Preferences | Technical Aspects | Statistics | Internal | Privacy Policy © 2004 - 2010 University of Florida George A. Smathers Libraries.All rights reserved. Acceptable Use, Copyright, and Disclaimer Statement Last updated October 10, 2010 - - mvs


text:
It's me. Dixie Dew, again. Y'all who read this column regularly know that I am Ronda's adorable and svelte (though she writes differently) dachshund. This is the third time I've guest-written this column, but since it's Mother's Day, I'm giving her the day off. This is my gift to Mama. She's been working on a tight deadline for a new book so she's earned a rest.
I have another reason, too. It's probably a bit selfish but let's face it — it's a dog-eat-dog world out there so a dog's gotta take care of herself.
Do you remember that I've been working on my memoirs? After years of watching my mama write books, I figured it couldn't be all that hard. She seems to have a lot of fun doing it — most days — and, let's face it: All she does is tell stories. The same kind of stories that she tells when she's sitting at the Sunday dinner table is what she puts on paper. How difficult could that be?
I need some money. I've got a couple of problems that only money is gonna fix. I need a cook who will grocery shop and feed me better than Mama does. Our vet, Dr. Jane, insists that I eat more green beans, apples and carrots. I'm starving to death! Where is my Gravy Train?
Then, there's that blasted cat, Mississippi, who seems to think she's in control around here. How can an outside cat be in charge? Everyone knows that the dog that lives in the house is in charge.
Despite my best efforts, I can't catch her. Though it's painful to admit it, she outsmarts me. She hides behind trees and watches while I try to track her down. The moment the trail leads to her, she's gone to the woods and up a tree. I need to hire someone to take care of this. I'm fighting for my own survival.
There are a couple of publishers interested in my autobiography. I've seen a lot of the world in my 11 years. But they tell me they need inside information about Mama so that the book will sell. Well, wait till you hear this big news.
My mama got married!
Yep, I know she hasn't told y'all so here I am to prove how valuable I can be as a writer and distributor of Ronda Rich information. It's been about a month now. She sneaked off — but she did take me so I'm here to vouch for the gospel of this truth — to Sea Island and got married in the pretty little chapel at the Cloister.
As an aside: I'm kinda a spokes-dog for the Cloister. It's my favorite place to visit. They treat me like royalty there. I have even sat in the same chairs President Bush and Prime Minister Tony Blair sat in during the G-8 conference there several years ago. I'm a big deal at the Cloister. But being a spokes-dog for them doesn't pay (though they do give me treats) so I'm having to write this book.
Anyway, all these years, it's been just me and Mama. Then, she ups and marries this television producer from Hollywood. He hates for people to mention that he's from Hollywood but I'm here to tell the truth.
His name is John but Mama calls him Tink so the rest of us do, too. He's been a big interruption in my life but I have to admit: I like him a lot. As humans go, he's cute and funny but the main thing is that he's really sweet to me. He does, though, argue against me having any French fries so I can see that becoming an issue between us down the road.
I'll worry about that later. Right now, I've got a bigger problem.
Where is he going to sleep?
Ronda Rich is the Gainesville-based author of several books, including the forthcoming "There's A Better Day A-Comin'." Sign up for her newsletter at www.rondarich.com. Her column appears Tuesdays and on gainesvilletimes.com/ronda.


text:
Carlos Marmol -
From the Dodgers -
Los Angeles Dodgers today acquired right-handed reliever Carlos Marmol and cash considerations from the Chicago Cubs in exchange for right-hander Matt Guerrier. The Dodgers also acquired international signing bonus slot No. 92 valued at $209,700 from the Cubs as part of the deal.
Marmol, 30, was 23-32 with a 3.50 ERA and 117 saves in 483 games (13 starts) in eight big league seasons with Chicago. The native of the Dominican Republic, who was originally signed by the Cubs as a non-drafted free agent on July 3, 1999, has limited opponents to a .185 batting average in his career with 703 strikeouts, the most in Cubs history by a reliever, in 542.1 innings. Since 2007, Marmol leads Major League relievers with 644 strikeouts, 125 more than his closest competitor (Jonathan Papelbon, 519), and ranks fourth with a .174 opponents' batting average. The 6-foot-2, 215-pounder was selected as a 2008 NL All-Star and has posted 20 or more saves in each of the last three seasons, including a career-high 38 saves (4th, NL) in 2010.
Marmol was 2-4 with a 5.86 ERA and two saves in 31 appearances this season. He struck out 32 in 27.2 innings this year and limited opponents to a .252 batting average, including a .119 mark against left-handers (5-for-42). Prior to being designated for assignment on June 25, Marmol had tossed scoreless relief in five of his last six games.
Guerrier went 6-8 with one save and a 4.24 ERA in 120 appearances during his three seasons with Los Angeles, including a 2-3 mark with a 4.80 ERA in 34 games this season before he was designated for assignment on Sunday. The 34-year-old, who spent the first seven seasons of his career with Minnesota, has gone 25-33 with a 3.54 ERA in 513 career games (three starts).
Tuesday, July 2, 2013
Dodgers acquire Carlos Marmol and cash considerations from the Cubs in exchange for Matt Guerrier
1 comment:
- Unknown said...
I wonder who we could get for kemp??
- July 2, 2013 at 1:14 PM
Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom)


text:
Speaker – Jennifer Koerber, Boston Public Library
Bringing humor back to your job can relieve tension, make work fun, etc.
Mostly work is serious …. but let's not take ourselves too seriously!
Hillsdale Public Library – being goofy with some signs, pushing limits a bit with them. For example, they put a sign reading "dive into a good book! Sign up for summer reading" by their flooded parking lot.
Craigshead County Jonesboro Public Library – their funny billboards
The idea – take them a bit farther, push the limits
Smartphones – best tool ever for bringing funny into the library. Take photos of funny stuff, use them for inspiration, etc
Don't just share what's not allowed in the library. Share what IS allowed, too, in a fun way.
Get a pulse of what will work in your community. Don't scare people off while pushing the limits. So use humor that works in your local community – not necessarily the humor you would personally use.
That was physical world stuff. What can you do digitally?
April Fools Day jokes on websites as example. Whole Foods did a fun one.
Recycle your ebooks here! Funny one… at free-ebooks.net
Me – Hmm… This could be fun. Thinking…
Kodak – new service – print your own kittens!
Elsewhere on your website:
– Avatars for library staff can be fun
– Fun with titles, 404 pages, etc
Lawrence University changes text on the website to pirate on Talk Like a Pirate Day.
Those moving pictures! Videos…
Craighead's comedy video series – on YouTube
– Other fun videos mentioned
Laugh at yourself, too!
Be a children's librarian for one day – you will develop a sense of humor and get used to being the center of attention.


text:
ARLINGTON, Texas - Trey Burke was a 16-month-old toddler the last time Michigan was still playing this late in the NCAA Tournament.
That regional final 19 years ago, a loss that ended the Fab Five era, was played in a building that no longer exists. Where Reunion Arena once stood near downtown Dallas is now a vacant lot about 20 minutes from where the Wolverines will play in the Elite Eight.
"It's definitely crazy," Burke said Saturday. "Just to get this program moving back in the right direction means a lot to us."
No. 4 seed Michigan (29-7) plays Southeastern Conference regular-season champion and No. 3 seed Florida (29-7) for the South Regional title on the raised court at ultramodern Cowboys Stadium today.
The Wolverines advanced largely because of Burke, the sophomore and Big Ten player of the year who scored 23 points - all after halftime - as they overcame a 14-point deficit against top seed Kansas. They forced overtime when Burke hit a long game-tying 3-pointer with 4.2 seconds left in regulation and won 87-85 in overtime.
"Yeah, I was surprised at how far I was," Burke admitted.
Burke also had 10 assists, making him the first player to have 20 points and 10 assists in the NCAA round of 16 since 1997. The last to do it? A Providence player named Billy Donovan, who will coach Gators play in their third consecutive regional final.
"It's funny, my wife says to me this morning, she asked me the same question, she said, 'Who was the player?'," said Donovan, admitting that he already knew and remembered his numbers (26 points, 10 assists vs. Alabama). "And I said Magic Johnson. And she said, 'No, you.' I said I'm glad I'm comparing myself to Magic Johnson, that's great."
Florida has been to this point each of the past two years, but they haven't been further since winning consecutive national championships under Donovan in 2006 and 2007.
In both of those regional final losses - to Louisville last year and in overtime to Butler in 2011 - the Gators had 11-point leads in the second half. This is now the last chance for fourth-year Florida seniors Kenny Boynton and Erik Murphy to get a title of their own.
"Game to game, it's a different feeling," Boynton said. "You think about it before the game. Once the game starts, you try to do everything in your control individually and as a team to change the outcome. Up to this point, our team does a great job preparing the right way."
After falling behind 15-4 early against Florida Gulf Coast, the high-flying No. 15 seed everybody knows now after an unprecedented run to the NCAA round of 16, the Gators recovered with a 16-0 run late in the first half to go ahead to stay in a 62-50 victory.
While Florida is loaded with seniors and NCAA tournament experience, the Wolverines have three freshmen in their starting lineup. Junior guard Tim Hardaway Jr., one of three sons of former NBA players on Michigan's roster, is the only starter older than Burke.
All that youth never kept them from starting the season with the goal of competing for a national championship.
"A lot of people doubted us, a lot of people thought we were too young, not tough enough. And I think we've proved people wrong over the last couple of weeks," Burke said. "I think we understood we have what it takes to be a young team that can go far in this tournament. ... Being young isn't an excuse."
Michigan hasn't been to the Final Four since consecutive national championship game appearances in 1992 and 1993 by the Fab Five - Chris Webber, Jalen Rose, Juwan Howard, Ray Jackson and Jimmy King - as freshmen and sophomores.
Webber was gone before that 1994 regional final loss to Arkansas in Dallas, and Rose and Howard followed him to the NBA after that.
This is the most successful Michigan season since then, though there is no sense of satisfaction yet.
"You're not the team until you're the team. And the only way you can be the team is that you win that championship," said sixth-year Michigan coach John Beilein, who took West Virginia to a regional final eight years ago. "We want to make sure that they never get satisfied that this great season that we have. We're trying to get one more (win) every game."
Donovan, in his 17th season with the Gators, also talked about the uniqueness of this particular season - and this game.
Not the last two trips to regional final games that were lost. Even with so many of the same players.
"I'm not sure what we take from those situations that could really help us get prepared for Michigan. I think this game stands on itself," Donovan said. "It's got its own separate identity as itself. It's in the moment. It's now, it's here, it's present."


text:
The past few Disrupts have been amazing for fans of hardware. From Lock8 to Monsieur, we've had some amazing startups appearing on stage alongside the software makers of the world and it's clear that hardware is where it's at.
That's why I need you to submit your hardware project to Disrupt. It's a great platform, a great way to grab attention, and a great way to jumpstart crowdfunding. Who knows? You might even meet the VC of your dreams.
Read on to find out how to make it onto our big stage for the really big show. I'd love to see you in San Francisco or London!
Applications are now open through June 16th! Apply here.
You can find more details at the event pages for Disrupt SF and Disrupt Europe.
Criteria to Participate:
1. TechCrunch is open to all types of companies, from developer tools to hardware devices, core computing technology to mobile ecommerce apps. We even occasionally 3D print makeup.
2. We give heavy preference to companies that launch for the first time to the public and press at TechCrunch Disrupt. We consider new products from existing companies to be significant. Companies that have presented at other public launch events are not eligible for Startup Battlefield.
3. The competition will take place in San Francisco and London, but startups from around the globe are welcome to submit their startups for consideration.
4. Startups may apply to either or both Disrupt SF or Disrupt Europe but they may participate in only one.
Note: All Submissions are confidential unless otherwise permitted by applicants.
We review applications on a rolling basis, so it's to your advantage to submit as soon as you are ready. Due to strong demand, we are unable to review applications more than once, so please do not submit a draft application before you are ready for final consideration. We are also unable to provide feedback on individual applications.
If you're choosing between launch platforms and need an early decision, please apply and email us at email@example.com and we'll priority review your application.


text:
Floor Coverings International Montco is a trusted, locally-owned residential and commercial flooring provider for the greater King of Prussia, Lafayette Hill, Blue Bell area. We combine national buying power with personalized, detailed service to understand your needs and give you a multitude of carpet options, all at an exceptional value.
Carpet technologies and options are always changing, and our direct relationships with the largest carpet manufacturers enable us to bring you the latest styles and features to make your home or office beautiful and easy to maintain.
Carpet comes in an almost endless array of colors and styles for the look and feel you want. Textures are plush, tailored, or patterned to bring out the personality of almost any room. Our expert Design Associates will help you review the best carpet options for your desired style and budget.
Online Product Gallery
Visit our online product gallery to browse a selection of our carpet styles – you can even save your favorites to show your family and friends as you decide on what works best for your rooms.
Carpet Flooring Benefits
- Comfortable, soft and warm
- Sound absorbing fibers and proper carpet cushions mean quieter rooms – carpet is always a popular choice for hallways and bedrooms
- Carpeting options for pets that protect against stains caused by pet accidents. Even carpet options that make vacuuming pet hair much easier.
- Low to medium periodic maintenance
Our Partners
We partner with Shaw, STAINMASTER® and many other carpet flooring manufacturers to bring you selection, quality, and excellent value.
For carpeting in the greater King of Prussia, Lafayette Hill, Blue Bell area, let the professionals at Floor Coverings International help you make the right choice today.


text:
Opera - film - classical music ballet - Historical figures
German baritone (1905-1969), signed photo, shown as himself, dated in 1949, Berlin. Size is 3.75 x 6 inches.
- ALL ITEMS SHOWING PRICE ARE IN STOCK. - ALL PRICES ARE FINAL. - ALL ITEMS GUARANTEED AUTHENTIC AND ORIGINAL. We do not sell copies or reproductions.
See the newest autographs and memorabilia added to this category in our RECENTLY ADDED section - Select the proper filter.
+1 212 - 543 - 4787New York, NY, email@example.com
© 2020 Tamino Autographs | All Rights Reserved One of the World´s Top Dealers in Autographs


text:
If you want to find out more, see our Cookies Policy. Click anywhere in this area to hide this message.
You may have arrived on this page because you have tried to visit our old website and the exact page you are looking for is no longer available.
We hope you find all the advice and information you need on our new website. If you would like to tell us what you think, use the feedback tab on the right.
Go to homepage


text:
On Friday, July 27 through Sunday July 29, Fellowship Non-Profit Housing Corporation, a subsidiary of Greater Christ Baptist Church at 3544 Iroquois (Mack Ave) is sponsoring its' annual Community PraiseFest. This event is spearheaded under the leadership of Dr. James C. Perkins, pastor of Greater Christ.
Dr. Perkins, states," Each year we bring excitement, entertainment and services to our eastside neighbors. We provide a family-friendly environment that features entertainment for the children with no-cost dental and medical services." He further adds that health checks are preformed by Henry Ford Healthcare Systems that include cholesterol, blood pressure, diabetic screening and health education for seniors.
Additional features during the three days includes, dance performances, amusements, inflatable and mechanical rides, petting zoo, pony rides, face painting, gospel musical concerts, massage therapy and full concessions of foods.
The event runs Friday, July 27, 5pm to 9; 30pm, Saturaday July 28, 12-9:30pm and Sunday 9am until 4pm. Sunday at 10am will be an old fashioned out door church service 'up under the tent'.
Some of the sponsoring partners include Covenant Community Care Center, Henry Ford Healthcare Systems, AARP and Clear Channel Radio.
For further information please call Greater Christ office at (313) 924-6900 or Valerie Fulton Robinson Project lead at (313) 467-4932.


text:
Ainda não é membro? Inscreva-se gratuitamente
Última etapa
para contactar o proprietário!
8 caractéres no mínimo
Ao criar uma conta, reconheço ter conhecimento das CGU, da Política de confidencialidade et de la Politica de Cookies de Roomlala e as aceito.
Roomlala utiliza seus dados para fornecer e melhorar seus serviços. Como detalhadoaqui, tem o direito de acesso, retificação, supressão e oposição da utilização de seus dados. Pode exercer seus direitos a partir de sua conta Roomlala ou por ao enviar um email á firstname.lastname@example.com
Já é membro? Conecte-se
Before contacting us, we invite you to visit the Help Center. We created this feature in our website for you so you are able to find the answers to your questions quickly with our easy-to-navigate platform. You will save a lot of time!
Once in the Help Center, type the keyword related to your question in the search bar. You will then find a number of articles related to the subject. All you have to do is click on the article that best fits your query :)
If you can't find the answer to your question or if the article doesn't seem to be clear enough, you can send us a message by clicking on "Send us a request" which can be found at the end of the article.
Your request will then be sent to our Customer Service. Our team is always available to assist you 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, and is committed to responding to you within a maximum of twelve hours.
We appreciate you being very precise in your requests to ensure that we answer your question the best way we can.Help Center
Unfortunately, it is not possible to reach us by phone.
As we choose to handle your requests only by email, we are committed to providing you with quality customer service and we do our best to process your requests as soon as possible.
By making your search through the Help Center, you can find a lot of information that will most of the time answer your questions that you will no longer need to contact us afterwards :)
The link at the end of the article, however, allows you to contact us and ask your question directly in case you have not found your answer from the Help Center.
Your feedback, which we take into consideration, allows the site to evolve each day and allow us to further improve our Help Center articles to be able to answer your questions better.
As mentioned earlier, it is still not possible to reach us by phone.
However, you can use our Emergeny Center. Requests sent here are processed immediately and if necessary, we could call you back.
Important: for an request to be considered an emergency and treated as such, it is imperative that it concerns a rental that started either yesterday or today.
If your emergency does not meet this condition, you will be redirected to our contact form. Your request will thus be processed by the Customer Service as soon as possible like other requests.Emergency Center


text:
Decades of political corruption and financial crisis in Lebanon came to a head in early August when an explosion decimated much of the country's economic hub, Beirut. Carnegie Middle East Center Director Maha Yahya and the International Institute for Strategic Studies' Emile Hokayem join Deep Dish to examine the ongoing protest movement, Hezbollah's role in the crisis, and how a system built on sectarian politics could be rebuilt.
Deep Dish: Can Lebanon Overcome Corruption and Crisis?
The Chicago Council on Global Affairs is an independent, nonpartisan organization that provides insight – and influences the public discourse – on critical global issues. We convene leading global voices and conduct independent research to bring clarity and offer solutions to challenges and opportunities across the globe. The Council is committed to engaging the public and raising global awareness of issues that transcend borders and transform how people, business, and governments engage the world.
The Chicago Council on Global Affairs is an independent, nonpartisan organization. All statements of fact and expressions of opinion in blog posts are the sole responsibility of the individual author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of the Council.
Deep Dish: Douglas Lute and Nicholas Burns on NATO's Crisis
NATO is facing "the most severe crisis in the security environment in Europe since the end of the Cold War and perhaps ever," warn two former US ambassadors to the alliance.
#AskIvo: How Do Global Cities Shape the World?
Cities are critical both to understanding our future and to solving the shared problems facing humanity, from climate change and violence to health challenges and inequality.
Wait Just a Minute: Amy Webb
Futurist Amy Webb, founder of the Future Today Institute and NYU professor, takes a minute to answer questions about artificial intelligence and whether its advancement is in the long-term interest of humanity.
Deep Dish: City Diplomacy on the Rise
As cities grow in size and power, and as technology and globalization further lower the cost of connecting across distances, local governments are increasingly shaping their own diplomatic agendas independent from national governments.
New York City's Global Experience Builds the Case for City Diplomacy
City governments now represent more people than at any other time in history, and local leaders are increasingly taking center stage in global affairs.
Deep Dish: The Rise and Fall of US Tariffs on Canada
President Trump has just ended tariffs that had been levied on Canada last year in the name of national security. But where do US-Canada relations go from here?
Deep Dish: Does President Trump Want a War with Iran?
It's been a full year since President Trump ended US participation in the Iran nuclear deal, but in just the last few days, tensions between Tehran and Washington have ramped up considerably.
Wait Just a Minute: Derek Scissors
Derek Scissors, resident scholar at the American Enterprise Institute, takes a minute to answer questions about the economies of China, India, and the United States.
Deep Dish: What Happens When a Billion Indians Finally Get Online?
The spread of internet-connected smartphones in India is upending everything from jobs and marriage to politics and education.
#AskIvo: How Might War Start Between the US and China?
Council President Ivo Daalder answers a question about which factors could lead China and the United States into a full-scale military conflict.
Deep Dish: Daniel Drezner on World War III and US Grand Strategy
The Council's Daniel Drezner joins the latest Deep Dish podcast to discuss how trade disputes could spark World War III and why US grand strategy is more or less dead.
The Circular Economy and Global Cities
One of the newest and most ambitious approaches to combating climate change seeks to eliminate the concept of waste. It's known as the circular economy.
Deep Dish: How Artificial Intelligence Is Changing What It Means to Be Human
Machines are thinking and acting more like human. But that is only half the story. Artificial Intelligence is also changing what it means to be human.
Wait Just a Minute: Raghuram Rajan
In this episode, Former Governor of the Reserve Bank of India Raghuram Rajan takes a minute to explain what bananas reveal about markets and governments, the importance of communities in economics, and whether China or India has a more enviable economy.
Deep Dish: Ryan Crocker on Iran-Iraq Relations
Warming ties between Iraq and Iran, and souring ties between the United States and both, raise the question: Did Iran come out as the real winner of the Iraq war?


text:
The Devil is in the details. In general I could agree with Ogabe's plan tonight, BUT the criminal background check he mentioned obviously must have holes you could take a herd of elephants through. DWIs are somewhat common and many negligent homicides are concurrent, tax evasion is a felony and again common border jumping or visa overstaying is also criminal illegalities. So how is that going to be handled? Will we go back to requiring TOEFL? What about welfare and tax fraud? If we require payment of back taxes will they even come forward? In general I would be able to support five year residents a path to citizenship, if they have clean criminal records (no arrests other than citizenship ones or very minor civil infractions, welfare or voter fraud & DWI are dealbreakers), agree to a full tax audit and set up a payment plan just as citizens do and pass TOEFL (hell, I'll even teach a few courses) within six months,
The problem is are we going to punish those who are waiting for a legal chance, while ignoring the criminal actions of those that didn't even apply to come legally? What about the Hb1 visas for skilled immigrants? I find it hilarious that we have to look for computer science majors overseas because our miseducation system cannot produce enough because our elementary and secondary education systems have been taken over by members of the National Socialist American Unionist Party who discourage excellence because they don't understand or recognize behavior that doesn't replicate their myrmidon tendencies.
For more on the H1b travesty read this.


text:
Cicely Tyson shines in 'The Trip to Bountiful'
When you get a chance to do a ride-along with Cicely Tyson, you should jump at it. That opportunity comes Saturday via Lifetime's deeply affecting film adaptation of "The Trip to Bountiful."
The irrepressible Tyson won a Tony Award for her work in the recent Broadway revival of Horton Foote's beloved play. Now she has put the performance on film for all to enjoy, and don't be surprised if there's an Emmy somewhere with her name on it.
In "The Trip to Bountiful," Tyson plays Carrie Watts, an elderly widow who begrudgingly shares a cramped Houston apartment with her overprotective son, Ludie (Blair Underwood), and his obnoxious, self-centered wife, Jessie Mae (Vanessa Williams, also reprising her Broadway role). The women engage in constant turf wars and verbal spats, with Ludie caught in the middle.
For Carrie, this place has become a soulless prison. She yearns to make a road trip to her long-lost rural hometown of Bountiful, where she can regain some "peace and dignity" before she dies. Only, she can't drive, and Ludie forbids her to travel alone.
With her frustrations mounting, a proud and defiant Carrie hatches an escape plan that takes her to the local bus station. There, she befriends a young military wife named Thelma (Keke Palmer), who becomes enamored with the old lady's relentless, hymn-humming gumption. Thelma eventually helps Carrie find her way to a town that no longer resembles the one sealed in her memory.
This Lifetime production represents a TV homecoming of sorts for "Bountiful." Foote originally wrote it for NBC in 1953, and the story made its Broadway debut the following year. In 1985, it became a big-screen film starring Geraldine Page, who won an Oscar for best actress. The 2013 Broadway revival garnered four Tony nominations, including the best actress honor for Tyson.
"Bountiful" is a simple narrative journey that avoids hairpin plot turns and has no need for speed. Instead, it's all about mood and contemplation and the human spirit. This lack of "wow" factor places added pressure on its lead star to hold our attention, and Tyson absolutely does.
She emanates a lived-in wisdom, while finding layers of poignancy, humor and nuance in every moment. And, oh, those eloquent eyes! Capable of conveying so much just on their own, they simply light up the screen.
"Bountiful" is yet another reminder that we can't take our elders for granted, and one more testament to the national-treasure status of Cicely Tyson. It all adds up to a trip that's well worth taking.
STARVED FOR LAUGHS: This is one of the busiest midseasons for TV that I can remember, with new shows bombarding us at every turn. But quantity doesn't always mean quality, and two comedies debuting Thursday are glaring proof of that.
"Saint George" (9 p.m., FX), which brings George Lopez back to scripted television, and "Sirens" (10 p.m., USA), which is produced by Denis Leary, are disappointing efforts that rely on crotch jokes and other forms of dismal, tasteless humor to produce laughter. Both come up woefully short.
They don't deserve any of your precious DVR space, and I won't waste any more space on them here.
SUITING UP: On a more positive note, Thursday also brings a fresh episode of "Suits" (9 p.m., USA), which finally returns from a six-month hiatus. "Suits" centers on a top-tier Manhattan law firm led by hotshot lawyer Harvey Specter (Gabriel Macht), who has been hiding the fact that his main associate, Mike Ross (Patrick J. Adams), never went to law school.
When the midseason finale left off, fellow lawyer Louis Litt (Rick Hoffman) was inching closer to discovering the truth about Mike. During the recent TV critics press tour, "Suits" creator Aaron Korsh said Thursday's episode, which includes a cameo by swim star Michael Phelps, will address the potentially show-altering threat.
"Harvey and Mike made the decision to bring a fraud into the law firm. It will take a couple of episodes to get through (it), and it will have ramifications," he hinted.
"Suits," by the way, has already been renewed for a fourth season.
THE FORCE IS WITH NETFLIX: "Star Wars" nerds, rejoice. The final season of "The Clone Wars" makes its exclusive debut on the streaming service Friday, and judging from the preview episodes made available to us, they're a real blast.
In addition to the 13 final episodes that never aired on Cartoon network (dubbed "The Lost Missions"), the previous five seasons of "Clone Wars" will be available on Netflix. Also in the package is the "Star Wars: The Clone Wars" feature film.
These offerings represent the first "Star Wars" content to be made available on Netflix.
* * * ½
– When: 8 p.m. Saturday
– Where: Lifetime


text:
Believe it or not, Skyrim was not necessarily a shoo-in for our list of the best video game music of 2011. Epic first-person open world games can get into murky territory with their music, especially if the music plays too often.
The musical cues in Skyrim's open world can get as wonky as in any other open world game; sometimes you'll be walking along, minding your own business, and crashing combat music will begin to play. Or a lovely, haunting theme will play... as you watch a glitching character wander straight up a mountain and into outer space.
I went into Skyrim a bit hesitant; I liked composer Jeremy Soule's work on Oblivion and especially Morrowind, but my recent time with Bethesda's Fallout games (with apologies to composer Inon Zur) had left me wary. Both of those soundtracks had felt overly cloying and bored me to tears, and I muted them after a matter of hours.
Fortunately, my concerns were unfounded. Soule's work on the Skyrim soundtrack is bold and supremely confident, and is inextricably tied to the game it accompanies. More so than any game yet (even Deus Ex: Human Revolution), listening to these tracks makes me want to fire up the game right now and start playing. Hmm, I may do just that.
Three favorite tracks:
"One They Fear"
Well, might as well start off with this one. This tune is easily the most recognizable and heavily promoted piece on the Skyrim soundtrack, and with good reason. A ballsy-as-hell male choir reprisal of the now-famous Elder Scrolls theme, it feels as shouty, Nordic, and flat-out masculine as anything else on the soundtrack. Those beginning chants, which also play whenever players level up or enter the vicinity of a new Dragon-word, are the video-game-music equivalent of standing in a room full of football players doing a halftime chant to get themselves pumped up. I can pretty much picture the whole chorus doing a series of vigorous pelvic thrusts, is what I'm saying.
Once the theme itself kicks in, there's only one thing to do: Team up with your badass horse and kill a dragon.
"Secunda" is enchanting. Listening to it on its own, it almost sounds more like a track from Minecraft than anything from a Bethesda game, but that's what makes it so magical. I hear this song and I imagine the first time I saw the Northern Lights (or whatever the Northern Lights are called in Skyrim). I made my way out of a particularly deep cave, unaware of the time, only to find myself walking, gobsmacked, through a field while staring up at the dazzling sky. And this song was playing.
A breeze is blowing… the snow begins to fall...
"Far Horizons"
This one, you guys. This one encapsulates Skyrim more than any chanting choir, any roaring dragon, any hilarious vertical-horse mountain-climb. That noble horn call, echoing over the mountains, five notes and then five more; the call of the grand horizon. This piece might go down as the most iconic theme of 2011; it so perfectly captures the soul of Skyrim.
Much of Soule's work recalls the work of Ottorino Respighi, whose "Pines of Rome" made so many of us care irrationally about flying whales in Fantasia 2000. That is a good thing, as far as I'm concerned. Every morning,w hen I walk out my door and look down the hill at the Golden Gate Bridge, I want this song to play.
The soundtrack can be ordered direct from Jeremy Soule, and if you place your order before December 23rd Soule himself will sign your CD. Our own Luke Plunkett has a copy of the 4-CD set (jealous!) and assures me that there is a lengthy, very cool surprise waiting on the last disc.
We'll be back tomorrow with more of the best video game soundtracks of 2011.
"The Best Game Music of 2011" is a multi-part series highlighting the best video game soundtracks of the year.
(Top Image | Duncan Harris /DeadEndThrills)


text:
A 30-year employee of the New York State Department of Transportation has retired rather than face disciplinary charges for speaking to a newspaper reporter without approval from Governor Andrew Cuomo's administration.
Mike Fayette told the Adirondack Daily Enterprise that he was threatened with termination for talking to the newspaper for a story about the DOT's handling of the remnants of Hurricane Irene.
DOT public information director William Duffy declined to comment Wednesday to The Associated Press, saying it was a personnel matter.
Fayette, Essex County's resident engineer since 2005, spoke to the paper for an Aug. 30 article. The reporter says he twice sought approval to interview Fayette from DOT spokeswoman Carol Breen but never heard from her.
In the article, Fayette praised the DOT's work.
Copyright 2013 Associated Press. All Rights Reserved.


text:
A majority of U.S. social networking users say their fellow users mostly kind, and that the sites make them feel good about themselves.
A Pew Internet survey of some 2,260 American adults found that 85% of social networkers see fellow users on sites like Facebook to be mostly kind. Only 5% said reporting finding fellow users acting mostly unkind.
Some 68% of social networking users surveyed told Pew researchers that their networks have made them feel good about themselves. And 61% reported having experiences that made them feel closer to another person, according to Pew.
We're also seeing acts of kindness on our favorite social networking sites.
Pew also reported that 39% of those polled said they frequently see acts of generosity by others on their social networks, while another 36% said they sometimes see others behaving generously and helpfully.
It's not all social networking roses, though.
According to Pew, a third of those surveyed said they have experienced some "negative outcomes" from being on social networks. And 49% said they have seen people act cruelly at least occasionally.
Sharon Gaudin covers the Internet and Web 2.0, emerging technologies, and desktop and laptop chips for Computerworld. Follow Sharon on Twitter at @sgaudin , or subscribe to Sharon's RSS feed . Her e-mail address is firstname.lastname@example.com .
Read more about web 2.0 and web apps in Computerworld's Web 2.0 and Web Apps Topic Center.
This story, "Most Social Network Users Are Kind, Pew Survey Finds" was originally published by Computerworld.


text:
Blog Archive
- ▼ 2018 (17)
- ► 2015 (26)
- ► 2014 (64)
- ► 2013 (124)
- ► 2012 (123)
- ► 2011 (119)
- ► 2010 (95)
- ► 2009 (167)
Informative Blog Posts
Sauce-Sational: An Experiment in Applesacue
- Akane
- Arlet (Swiss Gourmet)
- Baker's Mix - August
- Baker's Mix - October
- Bella
- Bonnie's Best
- Braeburn
- Cameo
- Chenango Strawberry
- Cortland
- Cox Orange Pippin
- Crimson Crisp
- Crimson Gold
- Dandee Red
- Duchess
- Empire
- Fireside
- Frostbite
- Fuji
- Gala
- Ginger Gold
- Golden Delicious
- Golden Supreme
- Granny Smith
- Haralson
- Hazen
- Honey Gold
- Honeycrisp
- Idared
- Jonagold
- Jonamac
- Jonathan
- Jumbo
- Keepsake
- MacIntosh
- Macoun
- Melrose
- Northern Spy
- NW Greening
- Overall Summary
- Paulared
- Red Gravenstein
- Regent
- Sansa
- Scarlet
- Shizuka
- Silken
- Smokehouse
- Smoothee
- Sno (Famuese)
- Snow Sweet
- Spartan
- Sweet 16
- Tolman Sweet
- Valstar
- Wealthy
- William's Pride
- Wolf River
- Zestar!
Popular Posts
The 2018 apple season started out with not the best weather – it rained and rained and rained some more. One afternoon on a whim, my mother...
The Northern Spy is a variety we're just finally starting to get a decent crop off. Northern Spy is an heirloom apple that characteristical...
Since the orchard now has ground cherries, I wanted to share this easy jam recipe. Ground cherries are delicious as a raw fruit, but they ma...
For all current information on Lapacek's Orchard please visit our new website www.LapaceksOrchard.com Thank you all so much!
The Crimson Crisp is another new variety in our shop this year. It seems to me that the majority of the people that sample them end up buyi...
Many people have asked for the story of how our orchard came to be. In the late 60's Frank was in the Navy, and was stationed at the Bremer...
Facebook Badge
Our Blog List
Last market6 days ago
Hot Chocolate Bombs1 month ago
Lapacek's Orchard In the News!
Our Favorite Websites
Sunday Recipe's
- Amish Apple Grunt
- Apple Butter Madness
- Apple Cheddar Bread
- Apple Chicken Salad/Sandwiches
- Apple Cider Donuts
- Apple Crisp Parfait
- Apple Danish Pastry Bars
- Apple French Toast
- Apple Fritter Rings
- Apple Harvest Blondies
- Apple Nut Bread
- Apple Pecan Quick Bread
- Apple Pie Cake
- Apple Pie in a Jar
- Apple Raisin Loaves
- Apple Salad with Blue Cheese Dressing
- Apple Strudel Puff Pastry
- Apple Toss
- Apple Upside-Down Cake
- Apple-Jalepeno Preserves
- Apple-Pecan Cheesecake
- Baked Oatmeal
- Bavarian Apple Torte
- Blueberry French Toast
- Blueberry-Raspberry Streusel Muffins
- Brandied Apple 'N Cream Cheese Pie
- Caramel Apple Bars
- Coconut Apple Cake
- Cranberry Apple Bread
- Cranberry Apple Salad
- Creamy Apple Squares
- Crispy Festive Apple Salad
- Cucumber Tomatillo Salsa
- Dill Dip
- Dinner in a Pumpkin
- Easy Waffles
- Egg-cellent Apple Salad
- French Apple Pie
- Fresh Apple Salsa
- Great Apple Dessert
- Great Apple Dessert
- Hot Cinnamon Cider
- Hot Pirate Cider
- Kelly's Favorite Apple Pie
- Maple Roasted Acorn Squash
- Marinated Zucchini Salad
- Microwave Apple Muffins
- Pumpkin Cheese Ball
- Pumpkin Gingerbread
- Pumpkin Pie Cake
- Quick Apple Dumplings
- Scalloped Apples
- Sour Cream Apple Coffee Cake
- Spiced Apple Bagel
- Spicy Apple Pancake with Cider Sauce
- Strawberry Chocolate Mint Lemonade Cooler
- Tangy Ham in Cider
- Tomatillo Salsa Verde
- Warm Apple Pudding
- Wilted Swiss Chard with Fresh Basil
- Zucchini Bread
Where Can you Find Us?
(608) 635-4780
Call for Recipes
It's that time again – we want to compile a new cookbook. This round we would like to collect recipes from our customers of classic, go-to recipes. I want the recipes that you like to make when you have people over, you're asked to bring a dish to pass, or a special dessert to someone's house. It doesn't have to included apples but it is a bonus if it does. Let's make this a cookbook full of recipes that folks will be able to easily make and that taste good! If you have a memory, funny story, or a reason it's your favorite recipe I'd love to included some of these antidotes as well!
Please email your recipe and stories to: email@example.com and I'll start to create a compilation that we will hopefully be able to release in Fall of 2019.
Please spread the word! Let's make this a great community cookbook full of "Classic Recipes from the Customers of Lapacek's Orchard."
please don't squeeze my apples
This special orchard shirt came to be simply as a way to help educate folks that apples bruise very easily. The best way to not have a bruised apples is to not squeeze it, not drop it and treat it with gently care. This is why all of our apples are picked by hand and handled as carefully as possible.
I sold these tshirts at the shop for a few years … there are still a few there. I believe we have a bunch of adult larges (it may be medium) and then kids' sizes. I just had to snap a picture of this lovely customer that came to visit the shop sporting her very own Lapacek's Orchard "please don't squeeze my apples" tshirt!
Apple Cider and Fireball
Sometimes when it's a bit slow in the store we just have to try out a new fun beverage! Check out Diane and me mixing our own unpasteurized, unpreserved apple cider with Fireball!
WE concluded that approximately 8oz of cider mixed with a shot and a half of fireball whiskey is the perfect combination!


text:
Fort Hamilton Athletic Field
Fort Hamilton Athletic Field
During the 19th century, this land was the site of the Crescent Athletic Club; but even after being relayed from one owner to another, over the course of more than a century, it continues on its original track as a major site for sporting events in Bay Ridge.
The field, like the school it serves, takes its name from nearby Fort Hamilton, one of the oldest continuously garrisoned federal military posts in the United States. The fort honors Alexander Hamilton (1755-1804), the distinguished colonial statesman and first Secretary of the Treasury. Fort Hamilton was built at the Brooklyn shore of the narrows between 1825 and 1831. During the Civil War (1861-1865), it served as a training ground for volunteer New York State regiments.
After the war, the same highland and seaside vistas that made Bay Ridge the perfect location for a fort proved equally well suited to serve as a summer retreat area for New York's wealthy citizens. High society settlers built mansions atop the bluffs overlooking the bay. Here, at the center of this community stood the Crescent Athletic Club, which provided its members a place to exercise and participate in a range of sports.
By the 1920s, Bay Ridge had transformed from a summer resort into a neighborhood of middle class workers who could travel by subway into Manhattan every day. The athletic club closed and the Bowery Savings Bank took possession of the land. The City of New York first made plans to acquire this land for school purposes in March 1938, and three months later, bought the property for $650,000. The Board of Education proposed the construction of a high school to occupy a large portion of the land, and agreed to divide the remaining property into an athletic field and the adjacent community playground.
With Fort Hamilton High School already built, the playground (named for Russell Pedersen in 1969) opened in the summer of 1941, while relief workers carried on the construction of the athletic field. Upon its completion, Parks agreed that the Board of Education would control the field completely during the school year and Parks would use it only during the summer. Since that time, renegotiations have resulted in greater access for the general public.
Located between Colonial Road and Shore Road from 83rd to 85th Streets, Fort Hamilton Ballfields received $1.85 million from Council Member Martin J. Golden in 2001 for a complete reconstruction. The facility features a new synthetic rubber track inside of which lies an artificial turf field with regulation markings for football, soccer, and two baseball diamonds. With baseball backstops in the far corners and soccer goals that roll in to the football end zones, the field can be quickly adapted for three different sports. On the south side of the track is a new set of bleachers, and a brand new scoreboard stands on the west end of the field.
On the north side of the property, beyond the extremity of the track and slightly below grade, remain three of the original 1938 tennis courts, as well as two basketball courts. And in the corner of the field closest to the school building stands a flagpole with a yardarm displaying the Parks flag, the City flag, and at its pinnacle the Stars and Stripes of the United States.


text:
Two key defendants get away with time served
A federal judge showed mercy Tuesday to two of the key defendants in the flipping fraud case centered in Southwest Florida.
U.S. District Court Judge Elizabeth Kovachevich sentenced former Sarasota mortgage banker Jonathan Glucker to a year and a day in prison and his real estate appraiser wife, Heather Kabobel, to time served.
Glucker participated in the first fraudulent deal that R. Craig Adams, the mastermind of the conspiracy, orchestrated in 1997. The mortgage banker also helped co-conspirators get loans using fraudulent information, while his wife prepared some of the appraisals that were used by participants to get more than $200 million in loans during the 11-year life of the conspiracy.
"Not only was Mr. Glucker a borrower, he was a loan officer who had particular insight into the mechanisms of the scheme," Assistant U.S. Attorney Christopher Tuite told the judge. "Glucker explained how the fraudulent scheme worked and helped us come up with our trial strategy."
Glucker was facing as much as eight years behind bars, and government prosecutors argued that he should get at least three.
But Judge Kovachevich ruled Glucker should get no more time behind bars than people like Jeffrey Berghorn and Thomas Brustad, who played the part of home buyers and borrowers in the decade-long scheme.
The judge was similarly generous with Kabobel, who participated in at least four fraudulent deals with members of the conspiracy and was facing more than three years in prison under federal sentencing guidelines.
The other two defendants sentenced Tuesday -- Joseph Dirocco and Derek Luther -- received two years and a year and a day, respectively.
Dirocco, who participated in just one fraudulent deal with members of the conspiracy, got the most time because he came into court with a criminal record. A former football player and night club bouncer, he was twice convicted of battery and once of marijuana possession.
"Your criminal history is a factor in your life," Kovachevich told Dirocco. "You have taken steps to rehabilitate yourself. But in most recent years, you committed these crimes. You may not have had any major role, but you knew you were wrong."
In Luther's defense, Tampa attorney John Fernandez argued that the former tile setter and sports-bar owner was as much a victim of the conspiracy as he was a perpetrator. Though Luther participated in two fraudulent deals, Fernandez said he was simply a dupe who listened to Adams and believed he could fulfill his dream of owning a home on the water.
"Our society should have stopped this from happening," Fernandez said.
The mortgage broker should have told Luther he could not afford the loan. The real estate agent should have protected him from committing a crime and the title agent should have put a stop to the closing.
"If the system had been operating the way it was intended to operate, Derek Luther would have been steered away from this deal and not steered into it," Fernandez said.
"Luther has only a Graduate Equivalence Degree for high school," Fernandez wrote in his sentencing motion. "His lack of understanding of real estate transactions made him susceptible to the desire to believe there was nothing illegal or unusual about the transaction."
Though Glucker was a mortgage broker who helped members of the conspiracy get loans using fraudulent information, Kovachevich did not treat him any differently than Luther when it came to sentencing.
At trial in March, Adams had testified that Glucker was still recovering from bankruptcy in 1997 when they engineered their first flipping deal. Adams sold Glucker a house for $67,500, but pretended to sell it for $75,000 so Glucker could get a $75,000 loan from the company he was working for, CTX Mortgage.
During the ensuing years, Glucker participated in at least five other fraudulent deals with members of the conspiracy, and he eventually rose to become president-elect of the Gulf Coast Mortgage Bankers Association. Glucker was never able to take the position because of his criminal charges.
Despite their professional backgrounds and extensive involvement in the scheme, government prosecutors said the couple were so helpful in preparing their case against the remaining defendants that they deserved a break.
Kabobel "expressed such gut-wrenching remorse for what she had done and expressed such genuine contrition, accompanied by regrets about what this could do to her child, that this defendant would be very unlikely to repeat such an offense," said Assistant U.S. Attorney Cherie Krigsman. "She is 40 years old, the mother of a 7-year-old child and has no criminal history."


text:
Rule #1 - Be Patient - Rule #2 - Don't ask when, if you don't contribute - Rule #3 - You have coding skills - LinuxMCE's small brother is available: http://www.agocontrol.com
All snapshots will update themselves automaticly
Can you do a dmesg and see if you have a symbol mismatch?
Hi all,I'm trying to install the latest snapshot of Linuxmce (19-Jun-2010) on my asus P5N7A-VM. I installed it using dvd method. After DVD booting I selected the last voice "install LinuxMce". After Kubuntu installation and before starting to install LinuxMCE using Desktop link, I can hear music and see video using MPlayer and mp3 player but, after Installing LinuxMCE I can't hear nothing and when I start Mplayer or mp3 player I get an error on audio driver (I can still see video).I noticed that before LinuMCE Installation the alsa driver is at 1.0.17 but, after, it is at 1.0.20 (or 1.0.23 I can't remember). Must I update the ALSA driver?Can someone give me some help, please?Best RegardsGiovanni


text:
Zoho Sign is a digital signature application for business
Wavebox is a Chromium browser that's built for work. Use Wavebox to bring all your apps, email accounts and websites together in one focused place.
Changed my life!
This has changed my life. The new version with full chrome support is insane and Im slowly turning my computer into a machine to just run Wavebox on.
Jack Skinner on Trustpilot.
We love Wavebox
Weve tried various other tools like Shift & Station, but now they feel clunky in comparison and I cant go back. Wavebox just takes everything to that next level of polish!
Rundle on Trustpilot.
Productivity boost.
Wavebox has done an amazing job of identifying all the inefficiencies of having to routinely access multiple web services for work, and solved every one of them.
David H on Trustpilot.
Completely transform how you and your team work online with a free 7 day free trial of Pro. No credit card required.DOWNLOAD


text:
This is the Connecticut Parkinson's Working Group (CPWG) website. We are a non-profit organization dedicated to educating the public about Parkinson's disease. If you wish to find out more about Parkinson's disease, there is information on this site.
If you want additional information, or are interested in joining the group, select the 'Join Us' or 'Contact Us' links on the left.


text:
Pork Chops with Shaved Brussels Sprouts and Apple Salad Recipe
Main Dish
- Cusine
What do you need?
How to make?
2 tablespoon apple cider vinegar
2 tablespoon fresh lemon juice from 1 lemon
1/4 cup honey
1/2 cup extra-virgin olive oil
Kosher salt and freshly ground black pepper
1/4 cup slivered almonds
1 pound Brussels sprouts, ends trimmed, very thinly sliced
1 large tart apple, cored, sliced 1/4-inch thick
4 thick pork chops, about 1 1/2-inch thick
2 tablespoons canola oil
Adjust oven rack to middle position and preheat oven to 350 degrees F. Meanwhile, combine apple cider vinegar, lemon juice, and honey in a medium bowl. Whisk in the olive oil until combined. Season dressing with salt and pepper. Heat a 12-inch cast-iron skillet over medium heat. Add almonds and cook until lightly toasted, stirring occasionally with a wooden spoon. Turn off the heat. Scoop out almonds with a spatula, and transfer to a large bowl. Wipe out skillet. Combine brussels sprouts and sliced apples in the large bowl. Add 1/4 cup of the dressing and toss well. Taste and add more dressing if desired. Season to taste with salt and pepper. Season pork chops generously with salt and pepper. Return skillet to medium-high heat and add oil. Heat until just starting to smoke. Add chops and cook until browned on the bottom, three to four minutes. Flip the chops and brown on the other side, another three to four minutes. Transfer chops to oven and continue to cook until an instant read thermometer entered into the deepest part of the chop register 140 degrees F, 2 to 4 minutes longer. When done, transfer chops to a plate and set aside. Pour off any fat in the skillet. Let cool for a minute, then set the skillet over medium heat. Pour in 1/4 cup of dressing and stir constantly with a wooden spoon to dislodge any browned bits. When dressing has slightly thickened, about 1 minute, turn off heat. Serve the pork chops with the Brussels sprout and apple salad on the side. Spoon some of the cooked dressing on the pork chops.


text:
Anti-smoking battle moves outdoors
- Indoor secondhand smoke linked to health problems
- It%27s hard to specify the health impact of outdoor smoke
- Health advocates have focused on sites like sidewalk cafes
ATLANTA — The U.S. battle against smoking has moved outdoors.
City parks, public beaches, college campuses and other outdoor venues are putting up signs telling smokers they can't light up. Outdoor smoking bans have nearly doubled in the last five years to nearly 2,600.
But some experts say there's not good medical evidence that cigarette smoke outdoors can harm the health of children and others around.
Hundreds of studies link indoor secondhand smoke to health problems like heart disease. That research has supported city laws and workplace rules that now impose smoking bans in nearly half of the nation's bars, restaurants and workplaces.
Studies have clearly established that even a brief exposure indoors to cigarette smoke can cause blood to become sticky and more prone to clotting. Repeated exposures are more dangerous and can worsen your cholesterol, increase the odds of plaque building in arteries and raise the risk of chest pain, weakness, or heart attack.
Health officials say there's no reason to think that can't happen from breathing in smoke outdoors.
"There's no risk-free level of secondhand smoke," said Brian King, an expert on secondhand smoke with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
However, it's hard to specify the health effects of outdoor smoke.
"If you can smell it, it's obviously there," said James Repace, a scientist-consultant who's done some of the outdoor studies.
Two small studies tested about two dozen nonsmokers at a smoky outdoor dining area in Georgia. The saliva tests detected significant jumps in cotinine, a substance produced when the body metabolizes nicotine.
That doesn't mean it's causing chronic illness, though.
Health advocates in some places have focused on sites like sidewalk cafes, feeling they can't make the case for beaches or open-air parks.
"We only get involved where there's a real health risk," said Flory Doucas, co-director of Canada's Quebec Coalition for Tobacco Control.
Repace thinks only two kinds of people may face a serious health risk outdoors — those with severe asthma and staff at outdoor cafes where smoking is allowed.
"People don't have to be dropping dead for you to regulate something," Repace said.
Not so fast, said Simon Chapman, an Australian researcher. He once won a prestigious American Cancer Society award for his anti-smoking efforts. But in recent years he's become a vocal opponent to wide-ranging outdoor smoking bans.
He worries such bans are motivated by desires to make smoking seem like an unusual, socially unacceptable behavior.
"Next you might say 'Let's not just stop there. Let's not have people smoke anywhere they might be seen'" he said.