Staying in contact with the outside world means that you have to read about what happens locally or internationally, and you can do this today by accessing the online websites that are specially designed for this – offering news and other interesting information, but also by buying the more traditional newspapers and magazines.
Today, information is a much more valuable resource than money, and it's said that those who have the information can lead others. However, for the usual level, gaining information about what happens around you simply means that you are in touch with the events that happen locally or internationally.
So, talking about this leads us to what type of information you can find in a newspaper, a magazine or an online website. Let's see some of them.
These are something special, because these can cover up almost any kind of topic. An article for women can have tips for health or for wellness, financial information about credits and loans, house renovation, home improvement or interior décor, how to prepare the car for the winter or simply anything else that you can think of.
Women like to read plenty of stuff usually, and they will always use this information for their benefits. It's a way to gain different knowledge without going to a workshop or a special course, and women find these types of articles an invaluable source of information.
Designed for everyone, with no gender in particular, these types of articles will give you solutions to the stringent problems of today's men and women both. You will learn how to regard some illness in particular, like the obesity, but also what to do to try to prevent the apparition or development of that illness.
Some articles can talk about general tips on how to stay healthy – for example, by eating right, making physical exercises or simply guiding you to talk to a nutritionist, while other articles can talk about teeth health, and what to do when you have such a problem with your teeth.
The science can not be understood by everyone, so to give people the right meaning in the discoveries that are being made in this area, there are the scientific articles which explain in understandable terms processes and facts that otherwise wouldn't be easy to understand.
The scientific articles can cover up a lot of domains and areas of expertise, so you will get to have access to the latest discoveries in medical fields, engineering, architectural, biological or other areas. It is interesting that these magazines that contain scientific articles are not followed only by specialists, but also by the rest of the people who are interested in such topics.
These can usually be found in sport magazines or on websites dedicated to sporting activities. However, some of them are for professionals, while others can be for the general reader. You will get information about the latest equipment in different sports – like skiing, snorkeling, tennis or other sport that needs equipment, but you will also know about wonderful locations to practice different sports.
Apart from this, you will get to know about competitions, results, different teams and other things that are related to sport. It's a wide area that contains plenty of sports to be interested about, and if you're one of those fans, all you have to do is search your favorite kind of sport.
Mainly written for women, these are used to get information about what is good to wear and what not. However, some women are taking it to the extreme and they follow the articles and the dedicated magazines constantly. It's a good thing for those who also have the money to buy the clothing and jewelry articles that are presented there.
Even so, for a large part of the women, they simply have to follow those articles and learn how to dress up nicely and appropriately using the clothing that they have access to. This means that in those articles you will get to learn about two types of outfits – one expensive, which can be obtained by buying the original items, and one cheaper – that can be obtained by using no-name brands.
This is easier and more accessible for women, and it helps them develop their creativity and imagination.
Dedicated to both men and women, these types of articles will present you a review for a specific car – something that caught the eye of the editor or something that has just appeared on the market. This can be the type of articles that is followed by almost everyone, because today there are a lot of women drivers, and they can be just as good as men.
It's a useful article, because most of the people don't buy their cars based just on the aspect – they are following the characteristics and other aspects that have to do with efficiency, the aspect being the last that is considered.


Discussion in 'Tank Journals' started by OurCoralReef, Jan 29, 2019.
So is this your tank or your friend's?
How did you glue your pieces together? A bit hard to see but looks like a "super glue" bottle, and then possibly an accelerator. How does that work out? I never felt that super glue was every very "permanent" of a solution to holding stuff to rocks whether it's rocks to rocks or little frag plugs, then again I never used an accelerator before either.
so the IC Gel + Accelerator actually sticks it together strong enough to be permanent? Wow.
How much do you need to use? Are you going through a tube ever few rocks?
That ic gel is not something that you would want to use to hold together rocks. Its an accident waiting to happen.
You do know that IC Gel IS 'crazy glue' right?
I think I remember a youtube video of a company that built a floating shelf using a pane of glass then ic gel for rocks under it so yeah it can hold, and they probably used accelerator too... but I think they used a crap ton of the stuff.
What cement did you try before? I've had good success with the emaco. Going to try some of the NYOS stuff soon.
Sorry, I thought it was a little ambiguous. You said your friend wanted to upgrade his tank and I wasn't sure if that meant that you got his old tank (the one pictured) and he got a bigger one. Plus, I don't think I've ever seen someone do a tank journal for someone else's tank.


Feel the stretch in the hip, back and thigh. On the right thigh quadriceps muscles gets the stretch while on the left leg the hamstring muscles get the stretch.
This posture is good for the hip flexors and the thigh muscles. The pressure at the root of the spinal column is relieved. The foot and ankle also stand to gain.
If you cannot completely place the palm on the floor, bend the knee and then keep the palms on the floor with middle finger in the same line as the toes.
Middle fingers should point forward.
Distance between the palms should equal shoulder width.
Keep the palm firmly pressed on the floor. Flex the left knee and as you exhale, stretch the right leg backward.
Right leg should be stretched with correct orientation, i.e., the hip, thigh, knee and foot should all the in the same straight line.
Rest the right knee on the floor and place the top of the foot on the floor with toes pointed.
The gap between the left thigh and calf muscle should be as minimum as possible.
Press the entire left foot firmly.
Well open the shoulders keeping the arms stretched. Lift the chest and navel up and look forward.
Stay with slow deep breathing for 20-30 seconds.
Take right leg forward and switch side.
As you exhale, come back to posture 3 and then to posture 1, and relax.


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Syriac origin, "Ain guer", meaning "the flowing spring"
Located in the impressive plain of the Beqaa, the modern village of Anjar is imbued with simplicity, a certain languor and an authentic rural tranquility. The village was founded around 1939 by the Armenian families of Moussa Dagh who fled the exaction of the Turkish occupation and then gave to Anjar's quarters the name of their villages of origin. Beyond this remarkable Armenian presence in the region, the village is home to the ruins of an ancient Umayyad city, a city founded by the Caliph Walid the first at the beginning of the 8th century and which seems to have prospered only for a few decades. Listed by UNESCO as a World Heritage site, this city is a unique testimony to the urbanism of the Umayyad civilization and is the only remnant of this era in Lebanon. A well worth visiting major archaeological site.
The remains of the ancient Umayyad city of Anjar founded by the Caliph Walid the first in the year 705 and listed by UNESCO as a world heritage site
The Armenian Apostolic Church of Saint Paul
The fertile plain of the Beqaa
The Anjar Nature Reserve (Hima) declared a protected area since 2008 and which contains wetlands and marshes, an important habitat for migratory birds and globally threatened species, such as the Syrian canary, the turtle, the river otter and the swamp cat
Anjar summer festival
The many restaurants in the village that offer Armenian specialties, including kebbeh sajiyeh, Armenian style, accompanied by a chilli puree, and trout dishes
A hike from Anjar to Kfarzabad Nature Reserve (Hima) known for its swamps and many species of migratory birds
Al-Shams: An excellent Lebanese and Armenian cuisine in a great family
restaurant in Anjar, highly reputed in the region.
The ruins of the Roman temple Majdel Anjar dating back to the 1st century and the Ayyubid minaret in the center of the town dating back to the 12th century
The town of Riyak with its Wild West atmosphere and iconic abandoned train station
The great historic city of Zahleh, capital of the Bekaa, full of architectural attractions and where the animation is in full swing during all seasons
Kfarzabad Nature Reserve (Hima) known for its swamps
The ruins of the Roman temples of Niha dating from the first century
The ruins of the Roman temple of el-Dakoueh, with its unique style "windows"
The Roman remains in Kamed el-Loz, an ancient Phoenician city 35 times rebuilt in twenty centuries (also called Kumidi or Kanatou)
The labelled village of Ammiq

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Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan meets Secretary-General of FIFA, Fatma Samoura ahead of FIFA U-17 World Cup
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Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan today met the Secretary-General of FIFA, Fatma Samoura ahead of the FIFA U-17 World Cup. The discussions centred around collaboration with FIFA and UNESCO's Football for Schools Programme in schools across the country. Minister of State for Sports Nisith Pramanik, President of All India Football Federation Kalyan Chaubey and Secretary General, AIFF, Shaji Prabhakaran among others attended the programme.
In a joint press conference after the meeting, Dharmendra Pradhan said that the Football for Schools movement espouses the spirit of National Education Policy 2020 and promotes sports-integrated learning. He said, it will boost the culture of sports in India and help in developing the skills of the students. Mr Pradhan said, the Government is committed to promoting sports and creating a mass movement for football, especially among school children.
Keeping in view the large network of schools, Ms. Samoura and Mr Pradhan agreed to take the Football for Schools programme to all the 700 districts in India. Mr Pradhan informed that Navodaya Vidyalaya Samiti would be the nodal agency on behalf of the Ministry of Education to take this initiative forward.
Speaking on the occasion, Mr. Nishith Pramanik said, this initiative will be a game changer for the future of football games. He also said, the Sports Authority of India will extend all support for this initiative.


White Shield provided KPFF Consulting Engineers with survey services to support construction of a new Aircraft Rescue and Fire Fighting (ARFF) facility at Paine Field. White Shield performed a topographic survey to map the entire site, which included the elevation of adjacent building floor elevations, a storm swale/grass ditch, all utility rim elevations, and pavement and concrete edges. All other structures, utility vaults, light poles, water and gas locations, striping of taxiways/roadways adjacent to the ARFF area were noted as well. White Shield identified the power and communication duct bank locations, and located all utility structure and vaults associated with power and communication. Horizontal and vertical control was obtained from the Paine Field Survey Control Network, supplied by the Paine Field Superintendent of Operations.


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Gerrards Cross är en ort och civil parish i Storbritannien.   Den ligger i grevskapet Buckinghamshire och riksdelen England, i den södra delen av landet,  km väster om huvudstaden London. Gerrards Cross ligger  meter över havet och antalet invånare är .

Terrängen runt Gerrards Cross är platt. Den högsta punkten i närheten är  meter över havet,  km nordväst om Gerrards Cross. Runt Gerrards Cross är det tätbefolkat, med  invånare per kvadratkilometer. Närmaste större samhälle är Slough,  km söder om Gerrards Cross. I omgivningarna runt Gerrards Cross växer i huvudsak blandskog.

Kustklimat råder i trakten. Årsmedeltemperaturen i trakten är  °C. Den varmaste månaden är juli, då medeltemperaturen är  °C, och den kallaste är december, med  °C.

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Apple slashes price of its HomePod smart speaker
By Andy Madden 2019-04-05T10:59:12Z News
Save £40 in the UK and $50 in the US
If you've been holding out buying an Apple HomePod smart speaker, now might be a good time to buy. Without fanfare, Apple has dropped the price in the UK and across the Atlantic.
So, you can now pick one up for £279 in the UK (down from £319) and $299 (down from $349) in the US.
If you're fully immersed in Apple's ecosystem and subscribe to Apple Music, then the HomePod makes a lot of sense - and this John Lewis deal throws in a free three month subscription to the service.
It's not the first time the HomePod has been discounted - it was £279 during the 2018 Black Friday sales, but it's the first official drop we've seen.
Handily, the HomePod also happens to be one of the best smart speakers we've tested so far. It sounds entertaining, goes loud and is easy to use - you couldn't really ask for more from this type of product. Yes, it's still more expensive than an Amazon Echo Plus or Google Home, but we feel it's worth the extra.
Not a fan of Apple or Apple Music? We did spot a great saving of over 50% on the LG WK7 ThinQ Speaker, now £89 (down from £200). This smart, Bluetooth speaker uses Google Assistant and some retailers are also offering a free 6 month subscription to Tidal as part of the deal.
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Over the July 4th weekend, a small contingency from South Hills Karate Academy made the trip to Philadelphia to compete in the international event hosted by Master Fred Scott and the AMKOR affiliation of schools. Participants from all over the globe, from New York to Oklahoma, Kansas, Florida, Georgia, Ohio, and Pennsylvania and many other states as well as visitors from the United Kingdom, competed in a two day long tournament in team-forms, individual traditional forms and individual Chil Sung forms across many divisions and many age groups.
A special visitor, Grandmaster Song Ki Kim, came in from Korea, was honored, and gave an enlightening glimpse into Chi (internal energy that flows in your body) as well as charging and re-charging your Chi.
Competition was absolutely fierce and culminated in some great sparring matches to end the grand champion sparring events. Those who stuck around we able to witness some team sparring matches as well where the scoring was based on points over time in the first round and by matches in the second.
Master Garbowsky claimed a silver in the over-35 Master's Division forms with Oh Sip Sa Bo.
Mr. Treager pulled a bronze metal in a combined 18-and-up, 1st and 2nd Dan Chil Sung Forms division wtih Chil Sung Sa Ro.
Eric Arnold took a solid kick to the throat in the 18-35 year old Green Belt Sparring division and still landed a bronze metal.
Korvyn Johnson won 3rd place in the 9-10 year old Green Belt Forms division with a very strong Pyong Ahn Sa Dan.
Tremendous job for all of those who attended and competed! Remember - anytime you train, including competition at a tournament, it's not about winning or losing, only in doing your best and striving to do better each and every time.


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Leatherneck Second-Half Scores Down Football, 30-24
Western Illinois (3-4) 14 0 13 3 30
Youngstown State (4-2) 3 14 0 7 24
Pa: Hunter Wells - 187
Ru: Martin Ruiz - 80
Rec: Andre Stubbs - 73
Pa: Trenton Norvell - 291
Ru: J.C. Baker - 94
Rec: Lance Lenoir - 132
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Western Illinois scored 16 second-half points and held off a late Penguins charge to defeat the Youngstown State football team, 30-24, on Saturday evening at Stambaugh Stadium.
The 10th-ranked Penguins fall to 4-2 and 1-1 in the Missouri Valley Football Conference and the Leathernecks improve to 3-4 and 1-2 in the conference.
Western Illinois outgained the Penguins, 455-344, and limited the Penguins to just 148 yards rushing. In the second half, the Leathernecks gained 260 total yards compared to 153 for the Penguins.
YSU freshman quarterback Hunter Wells completed 14-of-25 passes for 187 yards and a touchdown after coming on in the second quarter. Sophomore Martin Ruiz led the Penguins with 80 yards rushing on 14 carries and sophomore Jody Webb scored two rushing touchdowns.
Leathernecks quarterback Trenton Norvell passed for 291 yards on 19-of-26 passing and four touchdowns. Two of Norvell's touchdowns went to Lance Lenoir, who caught eight passes for 132 yards.
Trailing by three at the intermission, WIU scored two touchdowns to open the second half and took a 27-17 lead with less than five minutes left in the third quarter
On its first drive of the half, WIU used a fake punt for a 27-yard gain and a first down that led to a 35-yard touchdown pass from Norvell to Joey Borsellino to put the Leatherneck back in front, 21-17, with 11:44 left in the third.
The Leathernecks capitalized on a YSU encroachment and roughing-the-passer penalties to prolong their second possession of the third quarter. Facing a third-and-six, the Penguins were called for offsides that negated an eight-yard loss. On the next play, Devon Moore converted a first down on a three-yard run.
On a pass to HI-C Scott to the YSU 10, the Penguins were called for roughing the passer, which set up the Leathernecks at the YSU five.
Three plays later, Norvell threw his fourth touchdown pass of the game this time to a wide-open Scott from three yards out with 4:36 left in the quarter to take a 27-17 lead.
The Leathernecks added a 23-yard field goal by Nathan Knuffman with 8:18 left in the game to extend their lead to 30-17.
The Penguins were able cut the WIU lead to 30-24, on a 16-yard touchdown run by Webb with 6:08 left in the game. The Penguins got the ball back with less than a minute to play but their Hail Mary-attempt on the game's final play was batted down.
On the game's opening drive, the Penguins went 79 yards in 10 plays, but were forced to settle for a Joey Cejudo 28-yard field goal with 8:52 left. The Penguins used eight rushes by Ruiz, Webb and Nania.
During that drive Ruiz carried five times for 60 yards. He had 20 yards on his next nine rushes.
WIU answered with an 80-yard drive in 11 plays capped by a 14-yard touchdown pass from Norvell to Lenoir with 3:47 left in the opening quarter.
After forcing a YSU three-and-out, the Leathernecks, who were facing a third-and-nine, struck quickly to take a 14-3 lead when Norvell hit Lenoir on 49-yard touchdown pass on the last play of the first quarter.
The Penguins defense stiffened after the first 15 minutes of play. After giving up 114 total yards and 14 points in the first quarter, the Penguins allowed just 80 yards in the second quarter and helped set up two touchdowns.
The Penguins defense stopped the Leatherneck on fourth-and-one at the YSU 29. Hunter Wells, then, engineered a 71 yard drive and connected with Jelani Berassa on a 15-yard touchdown pass to cut the WIU lead to 14-10 with 7:33 left in the second quarter.
Defense forced a three and out and Berassa returned the WIU punt to the Leathernecks' 31. On second-and-10, Wells hit Stubbs on a 15-yard game to the Leatherneck nine, and Jody Webb scampered in from nine yards out to put the Penguins up 17-14 with 2:40 left in the second.
The Penguins hosts Southern Illinois next Saturday, Oct. 18, in the annual Homecoming Game. Kickoff is set for 4 p.m. at Stambaugh Stadium.


constable Coram was my Grandfather. I was to young to remember him when he was killed. Grandmother told me many stories of his life and his love of family. It must have been a great love,for Grandmother never remarried. I wish I could have gotten to know you Grand Dad.
Rest in peace Constable Coram. Even back in your day ignominious acts of violence did occur tragically. Your service was appreciated.
Wayne Coram was also my great grandfather. I have heard the stories which have been passed down through my family about our strong lineage in law enforcement. My grandfather, Lloyd Coram, also served in law enforcement at the Panama City Police Department. My father, Charles Coram, also served with the Panama City Police Department as well as the United States Army. Two of my uncles, Joe Coram and Don Coram, after their military service also served at the Panama City Police Department and the Bay County Sheriff's Office. My Uncle Joe was named the Law Enforcement Officer of the Year for the State of Florida in 1983. I am proud to serve as a fourth generation law enforcement officer in Bay County and carry on the tradition which my great grandfather set forth.
Constable Wayne Coram was my great grandfather. My father has shared many stories about him and is still missed to this day. Being a veteran Law Enforcement Officer myself, I am proud to carry on the tradition set fourth by Constable Coram.
Rest in Peace, Constable Coram. Your sacrifice is not forgotten.
Thank you Constable Coram for your dedication, service and protection to us all. We will never forget the sacrifice that you made for us. Continue to rest in peace Constable Coram.
REST IN PEACE, YOU SERVED WELL.
Todayd on the anniversary of yoru death we wish to remember you and thank you Sir for your service.
Rest in peace brave officer. You will not be forgotten.


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New evidence in Malcolm X assassination points to possible conspiracy
Fifty-six years after the death of Malcolm X, lawyers revealed what they called new evidence of a conspiracy, perpetrated by the NYPD and the FBI to assassinate the Civil Rights activist in Harlem.
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The social injustices against women around the globe are sometimes hard for us to comprehend in our culture. This is why in 2015 One Love Dallas is once again joining forces with Off the Mat, Into the World and The Village Experience. The Global Seva Challenge 2015 will focus on raising awareness and providing support to women facing Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) and Early Childhood Marriage (ECM) in Kenya.
Female genital mutilation (FGM) includes any procedure that alters or injures the female genital organs for non-medical reasons. It is a cultural "secret", a taboo so insidious that many people either don't know that it exists at all; though, This procedure has been done on more than 130 million girls and women alive in the world today have undergone. In many countries, FGM has been outlawed, but prosecution rates remain very low.
We will be working with Josephine Kulea of The Samburu Girls Foundation - whose primary objectives are to rescue girls from FGM, child marriage, domestic violence and physical/sexual abuse as well as educating groups on alternative rites of passage ceremonies. Funds will support the construction of a rescue center or "safe house" near in Kenya that will provide health care, education, and protection from abuse and exploitation.
In 2015, One Love Dallas has sent over $35,000 to help construct the home and provide beds for the girls. On October 11, 2015, Jennifer Chitwood, of One Love Dallas, and The Village Experience team spent the day in a village outside of Maralal opening the new FGM/Early Childhood Marriage Rescue Center and celebrating the International Day of the Girl Child with Samburu GIRLS Foundation.
In May 2015, local yogini and all around super woman, Adria Alcazar, headed up The Latrine Project in Mbita, Kenya for One Love and The Village Cooperative. With her friends and family, she rallied to raise about $5600 for much needed latrines in Mbita, These funds built 18 latrines for families in this small village. On the whole, the community reports less bouts of illness since the installment of latrines.
In October 2015, One Love's Jennifer Chitwood visited the village. She is pictured here with Wilifred, a widow raising her grandchildren who's adorable and loves to giggle. Here's what Jen had to say:
"The gratitude that the women showed broke my heart wide open. Collective small acts can bring huge shifts. These women have new found dignity by being granted a private place to go and to wash. (Shower area is beside latrine area) not to mention the cut down of disease. Thank you, Adria for stepping up and making this happen for these fantastic ladies."
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Wheeler's of St. James's Oyster Bar
For supper in the city one is presented with something of an overwhelming array of establishments, but I recently paid a visit to one that now has a firm place on my foodie radar. Marco Pierre' White's Wheeler's of St James's Oyster Bar & Grill Room in Bank has a rather delightful new menu, which you'll definitely want to sample.
Elegant and refined, this place is a hidden gem. Located on Threadneedle Street, next to the Threadneedles Hotel, The Oyster Bar & Grill Room, is a new concept by Marco that looks to build on the history of Wheeler's, famed for being the oldest fish brand in the world
There's a separate bar area before the main restaurant, which even on a Tuesday evening, was buzzing with post-work diners. The restaurant itself is delightfully spacious (there's nothing worse than feeling as though you're dining in your neighbouring diner's lap). With perfectly attentive staff and a peaceful ambience, we knew we were in for a treat.
Inspired by the simplicity of Marco Pierre White's traditional French cooking, the new menu includes dishes such as roast chicken with woodland mushrooms, as well as classics such as the Wheeler's fish pie.
We started with half a dozen oysters, perfectly accompanied with a delicious vinaigrette, and a baked camembert with toasted sourdough and roasted vine-ripened tomatoes. The Classic French favourite lobster thermidor was up next - creamy, cheesy and absolutely delicious, with chunky chips and side salad, washed down with a very lovely Riesling. Tricky though it was to find room for pudding, the Eton mess and warm chocolate brownie with ice cream were worth it.
Delicious food, wonderful staff and an ideal location, Wheeler's is one to add to your must-eat list; the perfect pit stop for a post-work oyster supper.
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Dalloway Terrace, London
London al fresco dining undoubtedly comes into its own in the summer, but as the seasons change and the evenings become chilly once more that doesn't mean we have to head inside completely, especially when the likes of Dalloway Terrace are available. Situated at The Bloomsbury hotel near Tottenham Court Road, the restaurant recently launched its festive new look on 8th November, transforming into a enchanted winter wonderland by master florists Wild at Heart by Nikki Tibbles.
The heated and covered terrace, complete with sheepskin rugs, hot water bottles and complimentary shots of Génépi liqueur is difficult to resist. Surrounded by foliage, the terrace has a secret garden feel to it - one of those places you don't want to tell everyone about lest it get too busy, but then on the same hand it's too good not to share… The downstairs cellar-type space, awash with fairy lights, is a cosy alternative to the main terrace and is a great date spot.
As I visited just in time for the end of the summer menu, our meal involved some wonderfully fresh flavours and light bites. We started with perfectly seared, melt in the mouth tuna, with soy & ginger dressing and pickled radish. The lobster and mango salad, finished with a tangy yuzu dressing, was an absolute treat to the tastebuds. My guest plumped for the absolutely succulent lamb cutlets, with broccoli champ, mint béarnaise and a hefty side dish of ridiculously good mash - proper comfort food. Obviously we couldn't leave without pudding, this time a Valrhona & pecan slice with salted caramel ice cream. Trust me, you won't regret it.
Now that the new winter menu is in full swing, I'm definitely going to be making a return visit. With dishes including fondue (both sweet and savoury…) Jerusalem artichoke soup with girolles and black truffle, East Sussex game pie, Balmoral estate venison loin and apple crumble with sloe gin and custard, as well as an exclusive afternoon tea and hot chocolate cocktail menu designed by master chocolatier Maison Pierre Marcolini, you'd be a fool to miss it.
Dalloway Terrace
16-22 Great Russell Street
WC1B 3NN
www.dallowayterrace.com
The Big Easy, London
Any bottomless brunch is always a winner. Throw lobster in to the mix however and there's a real risk you might never want to leave. The Big Easy's weekend affair is one that's not to be missed; available at all three branches (Covent Garden, Chelsea and Canary Wharf) with unlimited prosecco, Big Easy Brew, frozen Bacardi mojito or house wine for £29.50, it's the perfect excuse for a weekend feast.
If you like your brunch spots quiet and refined, The Big Easy isn't for you. Covent Garden is big, brash and ballsy, with pumping tunes, a buzzing atmosphere and a plastic bib handed to you on arrival. So far so good.
Being that it's a lobster shack and smokehouse, you can guess what the menu looks like; heavy on the crustaceans, with a healthy (or maybe not…) dose of southern-style barbecue dishes and a veritable smorgasbord of sides. With dishes like deep fried pickle chips and chilled Atlantic crab claws, to dry-rubbed St Louis pork ribs and Texas slow-smoked brisket, you'll be hard-pressed to make a decision. Everything that came out while we were perusing the menu looked - and smelt - utterly sublime. Word of warning - one visit won't be enough.
Being that this is somewhere famed for its lobster, we figured it'd be rude no to try the star of the menu. The Big Easy have been working with the same fishermen in Nova Scotia for the last 20 years. The blighters are flown in three times a week, with the Covent Garden restaurant housing almost 2000 live lobsters in specially designed tanks, so it's pretty damn fresh.
We plumped for The Big Easy Original, a 1 3/4lb lobster, served with salad and fries (if that's a little much, there's also The Pounder at a more modest 1lb). Fresh, juicy and with an utterly sublime jug of garlic butter, it was seriously delicious. The winning side dish takes the form of the trio of macaroni cheeses; not for the fainthearted, these three little dishes of joy - one with lobster, one with brisket and one with just cheese - are the ultimate comfort food.
Suffice to say our meal was enjoyed; lobster and prosecco? It's basically the perfect pairing. We left stuffed to the gills in a slight food coma with very big smiles and very tight belts. I've been back twice since, I think I'm converted.
Staff attentiveness/friendliness *****
Big Easy Bar.B.Q & Lobstershack
12 Maiden Lane
WC2E 7NA
Pizza and margaritas, what more could one ask for?!
Margaritas is a fabulous pop-up, which combines our two favourite things - Margarita cocktails and Margherita pizza!
From 7-9pm on Friday, 11th of November, Margaritas will be taking over Manzes Pie and Mash shop in Chapel Market, where low-lighting, leather-upholstered booths and a 1930's-style bar provide the setting for London's newest pizza party. Pie, mash & jellied eels will be replaced by pizza, tequila and limes for a fun - and scrumptious - evening.
As well as the Margaritas cocktail menu, the bar will be serving pale ale, lager and wine. At only £10 for a pizza and cocktail, you can't go wrong.
Tickets available at Design My Night.
74 Chapel Market
N1 9ER


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Wednesday, Apr 8, 2009
In the mid-1990s, Alan Moore (yes, the guy who wrote Watchmen) took over writing a comic called Supreme and completely reworked it, turning it into something amazing and fun. His Supreme stories have been collected in two volumes, Supreme: The Story of the Year and Supreme: The Return.
Supreme was a '90s version of Superman, powerful but dark and morally ambiguous. Moore took over writing with issue #41, abandoning almost everything from the past 40 issues in a blatant revision. Moore uses the remaining issues to create an homage to Superman (and to a lesser extent Captain Marvel) comics of the Golden, Silver Age and Bronze Age. And it's absolutely brilliant. If Watchmen is a deconstruction of traditional superhero comics, Moore's Supreme is a reconstruction and glorification of the best of superhero comics of the past. At the same time, Moore creates a lot of humor by warmly playing up some of the goofier aspects of older superhero comics (while also making pointed jabs at comics writing and publishing of the 1990s). Moore riffs on the revision of comics characters, the imaginary stories that were popular in the 1960s, goofy origin stories, Superman, Supergirl, Krypto the Superdog, Lana Lang, Lois Lane, kryptonite, Batman and Robin, the Justice League of America, Lex Luthor, Brainiac, the Legion of Super-Heroes and more. And it's all wrapped up in a complex, intelligent, engaging storyline. If you like old school superhero comics, I definitely recommend Alan Moore's Supreme.
Written by Josh N.
Wednesday, April 8, 2009 - 4:02pm Fun fact: I love superheroes, Doctor Who, and old movies.
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This was a great one I stumbled onto at Central Resource library.
Josh N.
I own them both, but I just saw that we have it at Central. (We also have it at some of our neighborhood libraries.) I was really happy, because I think both volumes are really great.
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It was definitely a genre-shaking precursor to Alan Moore's Tom Strong stuff to come.
I bought Tom Strong regularly when it first came out and loved it, but for some reason, it dropped off my buy list. It's now on my reread-and-catch-up-on list.


Thank you for the recommendation, Duchesse, I'll add it to my list on want-to-read books!
For anyone reading Dan Brown's Inferno, I suggest following the dash across Florence with this photo-heavy itinerary/review I just posted on the main site ;-). Enjoy!


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JUSTIN MOTT PHOTOGRAPHS THE LAST NORTHERN WHITE RHINOS
In 2018, Sudan, the last Northern White Rhino male passed away at Ol Pejeta Conservancy in Kenya. He left behind the two females, a mother and daughter Najin and Fatu, who together are the last of the Northern White Rhino species in existence. Justin Mott traveled to Ol Pejeta Conservancy in Kenya to photograph the duo and the people who look after them. Take a look at some behind-the-scenes shots of Mott's first installment of Kindred Guardians, a
Winner of the 2018 W. Eugene Smith Memorial Fund Fellowship
Congratulations to our photographer Sarah Blesener, recipient of the 2018 W. Eugene Smith Memorial Fund Fellowship. To learn more about Sarah's work, view a video of the project below. View more images and information from Sarah's spring 2018 exhibition "The Making of A Patriot" here.
BORDER AGENTS IN TRAINING
Anastasia Photo Emerging Photographer Sarah Blesener traveled to Kingsville, Texas and Nogales, Arizona this year to document the Border Patrol Explorers. The program launched in 1973 to train youth in border patrol and American citizenship. Sponsored by the United States Border Patrol, the program also serves as a recruitment tool for the agency, for those students who wish to enter law enforcement. It is one of the most stable career pursuits in the region. Many of the students Blesener
WAR GAMES: RUSSIA'S YOUNG CADETS ON PARADE
The Guardian features Sarah Blesener's ongoing series, Toy Soldiers. Over 200,000 youth are enrolled in cadet clubs that offer a potent mix of patriotism and play fighting. Anastasia Photo's Sarah Blesener captured the students' experience within the clubs in her series Toy Soldiers. See the full feature.
JONATHAN ALPEYRIE IN MOSUL
Jonathan Alpeyrie traveled to Mosul, Iraq, in March 2017 to explore the Iraqi army's advance in recapturing the city from ISIS control. In 2014, the Islamic State declared its caliphate in Mosul. Iraqi troops have worked over the past year to unseat ISIS from their primary hold in the country. To date, they have reclaimed the east of the city and have been undergoing efforts to expel ISIS in its last bastion of the city. Hundreds of ISIS fights remain
BIG FOOD: GEORGE STEINMETZ IN THE NEW YORK TIMES MAGAZINE
By 2100, the world's population is estimated to increase from 7.4 to more than 11 billion people. Between the population surge and increased demand from China and Latin America's growing wealth, the world will need to double its food supply. For the United States in particular, the current industrialized food system nourishes more people, at a lower cost, than any comparable system in history. As part of his ongoing project, Big Food, George Steinmetz spent nearly a year traveling
In 2011, Guillermo Cervera was photographing the Libyan Civil War alongside colleagues Tim Hetherington and Chris Hondros. He moved aside to take a photograph of a bubbly image of a Pepsi advertisement behind a Libyan fighter. In the split second he had stepped away, his two colleagues were hit by mortar shells. The sight of the Pepsi water image saved his life. It was that moment that led Guillermo to turn his camera inward for his next adventure and
"THE RENOVATION GENERATION" – NEW WORK BY DINA LITOVSKY
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Vietnam's current median age is just under 30. With half the country born in a period of economic growth and prosperity following the 1986 Renovation policy, the 'Renovation Generation' is experiencing a unique youth culture. Western culture and the digital revolution presents new forms of engagement with Vietnam's traditional values. Consequently, a rift has emerged between the youth and their parents' generation as the Renovation Generation continues to strive for engagement with the wider world. Dina Litovsky's new work
ROGER LEMOYNE: THE WAVE
Lesbos Island, Greece, Nov. 16, 2015. A female refugee who has just crossed from Turkey holds her baby wrapped in thermal blankets. She traveled by rubber dinghy and landed with other members of her family on the northern shore of the island. Today, there are more refugees and internally displaced people than at any other time since World War II. Unable to simply watch as a bystander, Roger LeMoyne spent two weeks covering the mass exodus from Syria,
TOMAS VAN HOUTRYVE AT ANASTASIA PHOTO
We are pleased to introduce Tomas van Houtryve to our roster of represented photographers. Tomas is an artist, photographer and author whose work engages critical contemporary issues around the world. His imagery explores contemporary warfare and the modern State through issues such as drones, electronic surveillance, nuclear testing and Cold War ideology. In 2015, Tomas received the International Center of Photography's Infinity Award – among many other accolades – for Blue Sky Days, a longterm project thats mission is to "bring
THE GEOGRAPHY OF POVERTY: GREYHOUND
Matt Black is back on the road. On the heels of his cross-country road trip across the four corners of the United States, Matt is now halfway through his journey by Greyhound bus across the center of the country. Since 2000, the number of communities of "concentrated poverty" has doubled. More than 45 million Americans fall below the poverty line, and the widening gap between the rich and poor continues to cripple communities across the nation. The new installment of
HOLIDAY LIGHTS AROUND NEW YORK CITY BY NATAN DVIR
For the second year, The New York Times T Magazine displays Natan Dvir's images of New York City's holiday transformation. From Fifth Avenue to Dyker Heights (dubbed "Dyker Lights"), Natan captures the city's shift into the holiday season. See more images in an interactive article, here.
GEORGE STEINMETZ IN THE NEW YORK TIMES MAGAZINE'S 'VOYAGES' ISSUE
George Steinmetz photographs Venezuela's Angel Falls in The New York Times Magazine's 'Voyages' issue. The Magazine asked five photographers for their visual journeys in destinations seldom frequented in the travel photographer sphere. Along with his son John Steinmetz, George flew from New York to Caracas and into the tepuisin the Cessna. The two bush pilots he hired treated the aircrafts as though they were dancers, granting both mystical scenes and aerial photography opportunities. See the full series here.
The loss of Cecil, a 13-year-old "protected" lion who was senselessly slaughtered and skinned, is not only a universal loss, but a personal one for us at Anastasia Photo. The gallery endows all its exhibitions with a related philanthropic organization. In September 2013 we paired our Michael "Nick" Nichols show with Brent Stapelkamp's Long Shields Lion Guardians Organization. We began our relationship as a supporter of Brent Stapelkamp helping him to purchase equipment for his organization. Brent has been
GEORGE STEINMETZ FEATURED IN TIME
George Steinmetz hitched a ride aboard a helicopter over Holland's fields of tulips, his images are featured in Time Lightbox. Tulips blooming in fields between Amsterdam and Leiden, The Netherlands.
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Refugees from Debaltseve are escaping the battle zone on foot while Grad missile systems are heading to the front. Fighting continues between Ukrainian forces and pro-Russian separatists in and around the important railway hub of Debaltseve. The humanitarian situation in the town has become catastrophic as thousands have fled, while many more are trapped in the heavily shelled town. Locals each day try to flee the battle zone using cars, trucks or buses driven by volunteers making the round trip
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A GRIP ON SPORTS What a football game. It had almost everything. A seemingly insurmountable lead. A Rockne-like locker room jump-start. An incredible comeback. Everything, it seems, except the storybook hometown victory. Well, real life isn't the movies. Read on.
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COUGARS FROM PULLMAN -- The biggest story on the Palouse yesterday didn't involve Mike Leach. Or Brock Motum. The WSU women's basketball team stole the spotlight for a day. Read on.
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The Spokane Chiefs and Tri-City Americans are still scoreless after two periods. Spokane has outshot the Americans 23-14. The game has had just three penalties, one by the Chiefs. Spokane is 13-2 at home this season.
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SPANISH HILLS COUNTRY CLUB JOB OPPORTUNITIES
Spanish Hills Country Club is hiring a part-time experienced Bartender, 8-25 hours per week. Candidates must be available to work daytime, evenings, late nights, weekends and holidays.
Experience is required. Must be 21 or older.
Please send in your resume or apply in person at 999 Crestview Avenue
Camarillo, CA 93010.
Prepare and serve alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages.
Job Tasks:
Inspects the bar prior to opening to ensure that adequate supplies are available.
Requests additional supplies as necessary and stocks the bar.
Follows set-up procedures.
Prepares garnishes, mixes and pre-mixed drinks.
Greets members and guests.
Mixes, prepares and serves drinks to members and guests and mixes and prepares drinks ordered by food servers and beverage servers according to the recipes approved by the beverage manager.
Reports complaints to a manager as soon as they occur.
Maintains and cleans bar area and equipment.
Maintains records of liquors, beers, wine, tobacco and sundries to ensure bar stock is maintained at all times.
Maintains daily inventory and records indicating drinks in the greatest demand.
Cleans and lock ups the bar area according to prescribed procedures.
Attends staff meetings including pre-shift (line-up) sessions as required.
Carefully follows all laws and club policies and procedures regarding alcoholic beverage service and informs manager if continued service to a member or guest is in question.
Serves drinks to members and guests seated at lounge tables in the absence of a beverage server.
Continually practices beverage and revenue control procedures.
Thanks members and guests; invites them to return.
Completes other appropriate work assignments as requested by the beverage manager.
The employee is regularly required to:
Lift up to 30 pounds.
Bend, stoop, and carry.
Reach in all directions
Operate appliances and read gauges.
Stand for long periods of time.
Push, and pull objects such as pots, plates and food stuffs.
To apply please send your cover letter, resume and references to Elaine Nieves Food and Beverage Manager, at enieves@spanishhillscc.com or apply in person at 999 Crestview Ave. Camarillo, Ca. 93010
Spanish Hills Country Club is seeking an experienced General Manager to manage all aspects of the club including its activities and the relationships between the club and its board of directors, members, guests, employees, community, government and industry.
Coordinate and administer the club's policies as defined by its board of directors. Develop operating policies and procedures and direct the work of all department managers. Implement and monitor the budget, monitor the quality of the club's products and services and ensure maximum member and guest satisfaction. Secure and protect the club's assets, including facilities and equipment.
Job Tasks and Responsibilities:
Implements general policies established by the board of directors; directs their administration and execution.
Plans, develops and approves specific operational policies, programs, procedures, methods, rules and regulations in concert with general policies.
Coordinates the development of the club's long-range and annual (business) plans in efforts to move toward the club's mission.
Develops, maintains and administers a sound organizational plan; initiates improvements as necessary.
Establishes a basic personnel policy; initiates and monitors policies relating to personnel actions and training and professional development programs.
Maintains membership with the Club Managers Association of America (CMAA) and other professional associations. Attends conferences, workshops and meetings to keep abreast of current information and developments in the field to enhance his or her value and quality of services to the members.
Coordinates development of operating, cash and capital budgets according to the applicable budget calendars; monitors monthly budget and other financial statements; takes effective corrective action as required; approves vouchers before payment; prepares and makes financial reports to the board of directors.
Coordinates and serves as ex-officio member of appropriate club committees.
Welcomes new club members; "meets and greets" all club members as practical during their visits to the club. Develops on-going dialogue and rapport with members through recognition, communication and follow-through.
Consistently assures that the club is operated in accordance with all applicable local, state and federal laws.
Oversees the care and maintenance of all the club's physical assets and facilities.
Coordinates the marketing and member-relations programs to promote the club's services and facilities to present and potential members.
Ensures the highest standards for food, beverage, sports and recreation, entertainment and other club services.
Establishes and monitors compliance with purchasing policies and procedures; reviews and approves purchasing procedures and requirements.
Reviews and initiates programs to provide members with a variety of popular events.
Works with subordinate department heads to schedule, supervise and direct the work of all club employees; confers with them about personnel-related matters including compensation, job changes and performance evaluation.
Participates in selected community activities to enhance the prestige of the club; broadens the scope of the club's operation by fulfilling the public obligations of the club as a participating member of the community.
Properly manages all aspects of the club's activities to ensure and maintain the quality of products and services provided by the club.
Coordinates inter- and intra-committee activities.
Writes policy and rule directives or approves those written by department heads.
Has ultimate authority over inter-departmental matters and implements policies concerning employee-employer relations.
Develops, maintains and disseminates a basic management philosophy to guide all club personnel toward optimal operating results, employee morale and member satisfaction.
Provides for and manages use of the club's equipment, space and materials.
Establishes and approves workloads, work methods and performance standards.
Maintains relations with police, fire, liquor control board, health department and other governmental agencies.
Directs purchasing, receiving, storage, issuing, preparation and control of all products, supplies and equipment.
Coordinates as necessary arrangements for public functions and social gatherings including seating according to protocol and special courtesies extended to members and guests.
Ensures proper cleanliness and sanitation of all club facilities and environments.
Performs competitive analyses on clubs and other businesses providing member alternatives through personal observations and historical reports.
Handles emergencies such as fires, accidents and breaches of security or house rules promptly and in person. Emphasizes prevention through training, inspection and preventive enforcement.
Convenes and presides over meetings with departmental managers; conducts all-facility personnel meetings.
Gives direction to and works closely with vendors, outside contractors, firms and individuals providing services to the club.
Directs the writing and publishing of the club newsletter and plans for intra-club public relations.
Performs other duties as directed by the Board of Directors.
Maintains relations with local, state and national associations that further the cause of golf.
Conducts himself or herself in a responsible and professional manner at all times while at or away from the club and encourages other staff members to do the same to reflect the proper image of the club throughout the community.
Provides for the security of the club, its environment and member's belongings.
Performs other duties and functions the Board of Directors may assign that are consistent with this job description.
To apply please send your cover letter, resume and references to Jacqui Kaplan, Controller, at jkaplan@spanishhillscc.com
Catering Sales Manager
Spanish Hills Country Club is seeking a highly motivated and enthusiastic professional to oversee all member and client events. The right candidate must have the ability to multitask, pay attention to detail, reprioritize ever changing tasks and have strong organizational skills.
Education and/or Experience:
A two-year degree from an accredited university in Business Administration, Event Coordination, Hotel and Restaurant Management or related major or two years of experience in the catering sales business or event coordination.
Job Knowledge:
Knowledge of food and beverage operations and principles of promoting and selling products and services.
Ability to assess clients' needs and evaluate their satisfaction following the function.
The ability to gather and organize information using a logical and systematic process.
Ability to communicate effectively both orally and in writing.
Use negotiating skills and creative selling abilities to finalize contracts.
Must demonstrate attention to detail, organizational and managing skills.
Ability to establish and maintain effective relationships with management, relatable staff, employees, guests and the general public.
Knowledge of and ability to perform required role during emergency situations.
Assist clients in planning special functions that meet their ideal and special needs. Interact closely with department managers and relatable staff to ensure that financial goals (revenues and costs) are attained for each event.
Job Tasks & Responsibilities:
Implements aggressive, on-going sales campaign to alert existing and potential clients to the club's banquet operations and capabilities.
Responds to incoming event opportunities for the club.
Continually explores and contacts potential new sales sources as permitted by club's bylaws.
Makes banquet menu suggestions.
Assist clients in planning special events, including menus, vendors and other related aspects.
Represents clients' needs and interests on banquet function committees.
Maintains current and accurate client files for all events.
Assists the Food & Beverage Director in developing, implementing and monitoring budget for the catering department; takes corrective actions as necessary to help assure that financial goals are met.
Assists the Food & Beverage Director in developing, implementing and monitoring the annual sales (marketing) plan for the catering department.
Coordinates and assists with the set-up and delivery of assigned banquet events.
Compiles and manages various sales and other reports detailing the operation of the catering department.
Attends department staff meetings.
Assists with banquet set up tasks.
Assists the Food & Beverage Director and Department Managers with special projects as assigned.
Licenses and Special Requirements:
Food Safety Certification
To apply please send your cover letter, resume and references to Cyndy Sinclair, Catering Director, at csinclair@spanishhillscc.com, or apply in person at 999 Crestview Ave. Camarillo, Ca. 93010
Spanish Hills Country Club is seeking an experienced Sous Chef. Must be available to work day and evening shifts on weekdays, weekends and holidays.
Responsible for production of all food needed for banquet functions and private parties. Accountable for all food costs for banquet functions. Supervise production personnel used for banquet events.
Manages food production, including menu planning and personnel supervision, for banquet functions.
Manages food production, including menu development, costing and execution, for holiday buffets, Sunday brunch and other special occasions.
Assures proper staffing levels and payroll controls.
Hires, trains, supervises, schedules and evaluates the work of kitchen staff.
Evaluates job performance of kitchen staff; corrects, rewards and disciplines staff in a fair and legal manner.
When requested, assists with production of daily specials for restaurants.
Assists in the hiring, training and on-going supervision, including scheduling, of all employees involved with food production.
Establishes and maintains professional standards of conduct and appearance at all times.
Supervises and coordinates the activities of ware and pot washers, night cleaners and other non-cooking kitchen workers to ensure the smooth and efficient operation of the kitchen.
Performs all necessary supervisory functions for subordinates; develops performance standards; trains; directs on-going work.
Requisitions china, glassware, etc., for the operation to ensure sufficient supplies for efficient service.
Assists or relieves the senior sous chef whenever reduced banquet volume allows.
Serves on the banquet function committee to assist in the planning of food-related aspects of each special event.
Establishes and adheres to food cost goals for banquet functions; takes corrective action as necessary to help assure that financial goals are attained.
Attends departmental staff meetings.
Assures that food quality standards and pre-determined costs are attained on all banquet functions.
Responsible for consistent use of safe work practices by all banquet staff.
Conducts physical inspections of kitchen preparation and storage areas to assure that sanitation standards are consistently attained and that areas are organized with appropriate security precautions in place.
Understands and consistently follows proper sanitation practices including those for personal hygiene.
Sets up plating line for functions and assists with plating duties.
Assumes complete charge of the kitchen in the absence of the senior sous chef
Assists in food procurement, delivery, storage and issuing of food items.
Performs other special, ad hoc duties as requested by the executive chef and senior sous chef.
Spanish Hills Country Club is hiring a part-time afternoon/evening Line Cook. Weekends and holidays are required.
Prepare food in accordance with club recipes and standards.
Job Tasks
Prepares all required items.
Sets up service units with needed items.
Prepares items that are ordered in accordance with established portions and presentation standards.
Notifies sous chef of expected shortages.
Ensures that assigned work areas and equipment are clean and sanitary.
Assists the sous chef in maintaining security and safety in the kitchen.
Maintains neat professional appearance and observes personal cleanliness rules at all times.
Sets-up, maintains and breaks down prep cook station.
Requisitions items needed to produce menu items.
Adheres to state and local health and safety regulations.
Covers, dates and neatly stores all leftover products that are re-usable.
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Chances are, you've taken some acetaminophen in the past week or so, though you may not have realised it. It's in Tylenol, Sudafed, Nyquil, and scores of other drugs. Something else you may not realise: it's really, really easy to take too much acetaminophen.
In fact, Health Canada is considering lowering the maximum recommended amount of acetaminophen you should take daily. Why? As detailed in a Toronto Star investigation last year (run in conjunction with ProPublica), hundreds of Canadians have overdosed on acetaminophen, thousands have been hospitalised, and we're looking at millions in taxpayer dollars on a preventable health problem.
In 2013, ProPublica did a similar story with This American Life. If you have an hour, take a listen—this is the kind of investigative journalism the world needs. They found that there had been 1,500 deaths in America over the past decade thanks to acetaminophen overdoses. The saddest stories, though, came from parents of infants who'd overdosed, largely thanks to the fact that, at the time, infant Tylenol had counter intuitively more acetaminophen in it than children's Tylenol.
Read your medicine labels. Doesn't matter if it's an over the counter pill you've been taking since childhood. Read the label and treat the maximum dose as a rule, not a suggestion.


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Enjoyed playing Mass Effect and played it until the end? If so, then you will definitely love playing Mass Effect 2. Brought on by the same developer, BioWare, the game is a sequel to the acclaimed Mass Effect game, with a ton of improvements added. To date, Mass Effect 2 is BioWare's most fully realized work. The game will leave you feeling like you're not just interacting with physics, but with the narrative of the game itself.
What is Mass Effect 2?
Mass Effect 2 is yet another unique concept which continues the saga of Commander Shepard in the previous game. You are allowed to import your character data from the previous game, and embark on yet another intergalactic journey. You take on the role of Commander Shepard and it will be your task to save the galaxy from the plans of an advanced race of machines called Reapers who will stop at nothing to wipe the entire humanity clean. In Mass Effect 2, you once again get in touch with the characters that you've interacted with in the previous game. Although you'll have a hard time remembering them, you'll be able to recall some bits of your memories after a few conversations. Some will give you their thanks, and some will provide you with a bunch of side quests.
Combat in Mass Effect 2 is considered to be an improved version of its predecessor. The old health system is now replaced with a conventional shields and health affair. Moreover, you will now be facing concerns over your ammo quantity than the ammo overheating. A lot of options such as equipment and weapon selection are now streamlined. The duck and cover system has been improved than before, with Shepard running, ducking, and aiming with more accuracy and grace.
While the previous Mass Effect game's combat was a bit bland and monotonous, Mass Effect 2 promises to bring a more exciting system. The enemy AI has been made a lot bitter, with your enemies putting up a good fight despite the presence of an improved duck and cover system. Allied AI is just as good, removing the worry of having to micro-manage your allies every time you're on combat mode.
Design and Quality
Mass Effect 2 is really good. Aside from the enhanced graphics and gameplay from the first game, its third-person shooter style plays a huge role allowing players to choose characters that suit their playstyle. There are also tons of futuristic weapons and abilities you can choose from, along with different styles to fight your enemies. Enemy AI is made quicker, smarter, and much harder to beat than before. It's without a doubt a really fun and great-looking action RPG you can play for hours.
Enhanced graphics and various play styles available
Advanced enemy and ally AI
Immersive gameplay and storyline
Somewhat unsatisfying final boss fight and final ending
The thing with Mass Effect 2 is that such amazing games don't come around often. The game's excellent acting, amazing soundtrack, high quality visuals, and several other features are definitely a cut above the rest. Perhaps the most impressive thing about the game is that it only suffered from very few technical issues.


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Snapshot flashback
November 6, 2009 by Swade
The following was originally published at Trollhattan Saab on November 17, 2005. Almost four years ago to the day.
In this piece, I took a look at where Saab was at that point in time, the models they had in the showrooms and the models that said to be coming down the pipeline. Note how I hope that the rumoured production time for the 9-4x being in 2009 would be, at worst, an outer projection!
More than looking at just how far out of whack things got, here's the big question from this piece.
Where would you rather be? Then or now?
Back in April, when this site was just a young whipper-snapper, I did an entry entitled 'Snapshot' in order to take a look at where things were in Saabland, as far as I could tell.
It was a fairly naive entry, truth be told. There was no mention of the 9-6x in there. Nor a facelifted 9-5. The SportCombi had just made it's debut at Geneva and whilst sales were down for 2005 so far, I was feeling upbeat.
Fast forward just 7 months and my, how things have changed…..
The 9-2x:
Saab still sell a vehicle called the 9-2x in North America. I thought I'd better remind you of that. Nobody's seen one in a while as all the 2005 models were practically given away during the "Employee" sale in the US summer and the 2006's haven't arrived yet. It seems destined to forever be the black sheep of the Saab family. A reputedly good car made better by Saab, shunned to a degree by the Saab faithful and largely ignored by all but a few discerning, inquisitive consumers.
I have a feeling I'll have to remind you all in 5 years time that Saab used to sell a model called the 9-2x, too.
The 9-3:
The mainstay of the Saab range. Leading sales and breaking Saab sales records in the UK and Europe. The convertible is still the great value it's always been. The Sport Sedan will get the benefit of the 2.8l V6 engine and seems destined to continue winning people over with the 1.9l diesel engine (will they get it in the US, and if so, when?). The sublime SportCombi should drive numbers even further north in 2006.
The other addition to the 9-3 range will be the expansion of the powerplant range to include a Biopower engine that'll be capable of running on E85 as well as regular gasoline.
It's been facelifted and opinions are divided. A consistent thread running through the reports that I've read so far is that the driving experience is much improved. The bump up to 260HP and the tuning of the chassis have translated into a better driving experience for the few that have got behind the wheel so far.
Of course, the division in opinion centres around the looks of the new 9-5. Those chrome headlight surrounds in particular. Personally, whilst I don't think the new 9-5 looks bad, I do prefer the 2005 look. The 2006 look does seem to suit the 9-5 SportWagon quite well, however, especially the new tailllight treatment.
The big addition to the 9-5 range for 2005 and 2006 is the aforementioned Biopower engine setup. Already selling well in Sweden, it's now being offered in the UK and will go on show in the US early in 2006 with a view to offering it for sale in that market in the next 18 months or so.
I think Saab USA hit a winner with this one. All the reviews have been positive about the setup of the vehicle and the few bits of feedback that I've read from owners have all been positive. The only enduring negativity I've seen around this vehicle is from those staunchly opposed to Saab even offering a vehicle in this segment.
The 9-7x seems to be selling well in the US, given the limited numbers produced so far. It's also being offered in several European markets and I read at SaabCentral this morning that it's also being offered in Saudi Arabia!! The future of the 9-7x seems a little uncertain, but given the cancellation of the 9-6x project, I think we can expect it to hang around for a few years yet.
Plans, plans, plans
Here's where things get interesting, eh?
Saab-Suuby: Of course, General Motors has dissolved it's partnership with Subaru, so the 9-6x is now off the books. We may yet see some of the technology that was developed for it in other models, but Saabisti can now sleep at night knowing that there won't be a car based on the butt-ugly Suuby Tribeca. That's a burden I'm glad I don't have to bear.
The dissolution of the Saab-Suuby partnership also means the demise of the 9-2x after the current model runs it's course. So, for the next 12 months or so, the best WRX money can buy will still be available at your local Saab dealer.
AWD: The next 9-3 and quite likely, the next 9-5, will both be based on the Epsilon2 platform, which should be AWD-capable. There's a lot of call for this in the marketplace and it may be wise for AWD to be an option, but I'm not sure it needs to be a standard like a lot of people say. These are both very capable vehicles as is, and the added weight of an AWD system may counter the traction benefits it offers. Of course, the addition of AWD will likely allow the tuners to go a little more nuts, hence my thought that perhaps this should be a limited edition or optional feature, perhaps for a factory-tuned halo vehicle.
The addition of the following car might influence the AWD decision on the 9-3 and 9-5 as well…..
The 9-4x: Whilst Edmunds persist with calling it a Theta based midsize SUV, the reports coming out of Europe suggest Epsilon. By the time it comes out it may be an Epsilon2 vehicle as well.
The X3-fighter. The Saab-developed SUV. Quite possibly the one we've been waiting for. The questions as to configuration and similarity to the 9-3x concept will all have to wait at least until March, when it's rumoured to be on display at the Geneva Motor Show. But the simple fact that this vehicle is on it's way generates a lot of excitement for Saab itself, and for those of us looking for a bright future for the marque.
Initial reports suggested that this vehicle might not be ready for production until 2009. Here's hoping that's an outer projection. The cancellation of the 9-6x has left a hole in the model range that would have been filled from MY2007 onwards. Hopefully the 9-4x can step into the breach at least one year earlier than reported so far.
The 9-2: This one has just come out this week. What will it be? Well, first reports have the new Saab model as a 2 seater based on the new Opel Astra platform and debuting in 2010. Such a long lead time tends to suggest that this will be a ground-up job between Saab and Opel, as with the 9-3 Sport Sedan. Let's hope the end result is just as enticing.
Again, look to Geneva in March to provide an illustration of what's to come with this potential new model.
Production: There was sad news earlier this year when GM's Russelsheim plant won the bid to produce the 9-3 from 2008 onwards. This was a significant threat to the Trollhattan plant's future beyond 2010. Thisngs seem to be looking a little more upbeat now that the dust has settled. Production fo the 9-5 may stay at Trollhattan and the addition of the 9-4x and 9-2 for the future, as well as other non-Saab models, should hopefully keep Saab's spiritual home in operation for some time to come.
Sales: Whilst sales have been stable in the US (thanks largely to the Employee Pricing Scheme mid-year), they've been up in several other key markets, most notably in the UK, where Saab have set a new Sales record for the brand. With the addition of the 9-3 SportCombi model to the US and UK markets, things should be on a general upward trend in the next 6-12 months. It's even been mentioned recently that Saab might just end 2005 in the black. Given the troubles that Saab have faced over the last few years, that would be an unexpected achievement, worthy of celebration.
Saab 2010:
In 2010 I'll turn 40 years old. Hopefully the young'uns will be largely self-sufficient and we may even have some garage space available. With a crossover, a new 2-seater or the next-gen 9-3 or 9-5's to choose from – things are well and truly looking rosy for this particular Saab enthusiast.
Now all I have to do is hope GM can stay operational!
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Person 5: The Royal is in development for PlayStation 4.
According to a tweet from Persona Central, the Persona Channel have confirmed that Persona 5 The Royal is an RPG and will be released on PlayStation 4.
What's also telling is the big ol' 5 on the end of that title, clearly stating that this isn't going to be the next addition to the franchise but very clearly linked to the last game. The upcoming game even comes with a new female character that might be playable. For starters, the new female character appears to be a fellow student of the Phantom Thieves at Shujin Academy. Or perhaps a brand new character.
Earlier this month, Meghan Markle and her friend Priyanka Chopra were rumoured to have hit a rough patch in their friendship . Our desi girl, Priyanka Chopra's love-story with American singing sensation, Nick Jonas is nothing less than a fairy tale.
Instead, it's more likely that she will be the catalyst for new gameplay elements, such as Atlus' predilection for adding social links and dungeons. The episode features the final battle between the Phantom Thieves of Heart and the politician Masayoshi Shido.
This is what the female character says. This shows she's in a different class. At the moment other than the name reveal all we've been given is a brief teaser trailer. Atlus will hold a two-day concert event in Tokyo called Persona Super Live from April 24-25. Either way, her being the focal point could suggest she'll play a key role in The Royal. This is the same school that most of the Persona 5 protagonists attend. Still, there's an interesting reveal in the recent video that will be of interest to Smash Bros. fans... With the power of Persona, make these criminals have a change of heart by stealing the Treasure of their distorted desires.
You can view the new commercial below or visit the newly updated teaser website here. Stay tuned for more details in the coming weeks.
Barr on March 24 sent a letter to US lawmakers with his outline of the "principal findings" of the 22-month-long investigation. Trump's term in the White House ends in January 2021, but he is running for re-election next year for another four-year term.
Raz Schechter also defended Israel's track record of investigating suspicions against Israeli soldiers. Twenty-three countries voted to in favor of the measure, with eight opposing it.
But there was little sign that May's unpopular Brexit deal was gaining in popularity among British lawmakers. Pro-EU Tory Sam Gyimah, who quit as a minister over May's deal, described the PM's remarks as "toxic".
A 36-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of carrying out a vicious attack on a homeless woman that was caught on video. It's unclear what happened before the attack or whether the two know each other.
Next week, McClain, along with NASA's Christina Koch, will perform a similar task as the first all-female spacewalk crew. For identification, McClain, call sign EV-1, is wearing a suit with red stripes and using helmet camera No. 20.
In India, the Wi-Fi only iPad Air has been priced starting Rs. 44,900 and at Rs. 55,900 for the Wi-Fi + Cellular model. So, it makes complete sense that Apple will retain the Touch ID, over introducing the Face ID in this version of iPad.
Aiello, 19, was a senior at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School previous year when a gunman killed 17 students and school staff. If you or a loved one is having thoughts about suicide, please call the National Suicide Hotline: 1-800-273-8255.


We hesitate to include a section on Family Bible links, because the Internet is so ephemeral. Links go bad faster than we can repair them. It is for this reason, that we decided to not add Bible entries to the site that were not entirely located here*. It is difficult to identify (and subsequently de-index) Bibles or links that are abandoned.
At the Rootsweb site, choose the surname or location of interest, and sort on just the Bibles. My estimate of Bible records there is below, but it is difficult to get an actual count. Additionally, there appears to be more than 2000 messages of people searching for lost Bibles.
These are a few handpicked Bible sites that contain many Bibles. We have determined these to be reasonably permanent and currently maintained. Should any of these links go dead, please let us know. Thanks! At this date, all allow free access to their Bible records, with transcripts and/or digital images.
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Jim Boeheim Signed 20x24 Cutting Down The Net Canvas w/ "2003 Natl Champs"Insc.
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Today, J.G. Wentworth launched its "Dog Days of Summer" contest and sweepstakes for musically-inclined pets and their owners.
To enter the contest, which runs from July 24 through September 1, individuals must submit a video of their pets singing, dancing, or performing to the 877-CASH-NOW jingle. Then, they simply upload the recording at JGWentworth.com/DogDays, or post the video to their Instagram or Twitter accounts using the hashtags #JGWDogDaysofSummer and #Contest.
At the end of the contest, a panel of judges will select the top 10 finalists, each of whom will earn a $100 PetSmart gift card. Videos will be based on creativity, quality, and humor. In addition to their own prize, finalists will also be able to select a charity, and J.G. Wentworth will make a $1,000 donation to that organization on behalf of the finalist.
From September 8 through September 18, the public can vote for their favorite video among the 10 finalists. Anyone who votes will also have the chance to win a $500 Visa prepaid card.
On September 22, the winner will be announced. That individual will win a $5,000 Visa prepaid card.
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What is the student to teacher ratio at the school?
The Graves Golf Academy schools have a 4 to 1 ratio of students to instructors. There will be at least 1 instructor including Todd for every 4 students at the school. Many times, there is a lower ratio.


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To sign up for your fundraising campaign, there are two steps you need to complete.
The next form yoy'll complete is the 'Profile' form, which asks for the information required to create your fundraising profile.
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The Dashboard is the 'home base' for you, where you can create or search for a group to join, see campaign updates, find friends and also read through any text you've included in the Dashboard text (often an introduction message).


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Eric Singer Project – 'ESP' (1999) – Album Review (The Kiss Review Series)
Published on April 8, 2021 April 7, 2021 by 2loud2oldmusic18 Comments
It is time for us to do our shout-out to Eric Singer and one of his projects. Before Kiss, Eric had played with Black Sabbath and he even had his own band Badlands that released a stellar release in 1989. Then he joined Kiss with the Revenge album and stayed with the band up until the reunion tour in 1996. He would later play with numerous artist, but most notably the great Alice Cooper. However, I wanted to highlight one with a big Kiss connection because that is what I like to do. His side project the Eric Singer Project was a supergroup that had Eric on drums and vocals, Chuck Garric on bass and vocals, John Corabi and guitar, bass and vocals and the big Kiss connection is who was also in the band. It was Eric's former Kiss co-hort, Bruce Kulick on guitar.
The band was a side group that played covers. They played some live shows and put out an album called 'ESP'…Eric Singer Project. The one I see most Kiss collectors trying to grab up is this album so I figured this is the perfect album to do for Eric. I know, I probably should've done Badlands since this is all covers, but this had too big a Kiss connection to pass up. Plus, I love Corabi so it was a chance for me to hear him as well even if he isn't singing all the time.
The track listing is pretty good with some not so common covers and there are a few that a typical cover songs. Here are the songs and the original band…
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Categories Album Review, Rock•Tags Bruce Kulick, Chuck Garric, Covers Album, Eric Singer, Eric Singer Project, ESP, Goin' Blind, John Corabi, KISS, Set Me Free, Still Alive & Well, Teenage Nervous Breakdown, Twenty Flight Rock, Won't Get Fooled Again
The Poodles – 'Prisma' – Album Review
Published on February 7, 2018 February 3, 2018 by 2loud2oldmusic7 Comments
Not a huge cover albums fan, I was very apprehensive on this release. I do like cover songs, you know, maybe throwing one on an album, but not a whole album. Cover albums can be very hit or miss. The band either interrupts the songs in to their own sound or they copy it exactly adding nothing special and that is always my fear.
The Poodles decided to do a covers album for their 7th studio album and all though I am a huge fan of the band, this worried me greatly. But being a fan, a did give it a spin. The good news is the band took an approach of picking songs from artist that are not in their specific genre of glam metal and they definitely achieved that goal. The album title 'Prisma', I can only assume was picked to signify the songs would be looked at from different angles or viewpoints and they would add their own color to them. And was that achieved? Well, let's discuss that and find out.
The opening track of the album sounds like pure, classic Poodle. The song is "Crazy Horses" by the Osmond Brothers from 1972. Yes, I said that right…the Osmond Brothers. Now that is definitely going outside your genre. The song is cranked up much heavier and would fit perfectly on any Poodles' album. What helps is that I am not real familiar with this song so I have no preconceived notions of what this song should sound like. Their first choice is making me think this might be a great covers album.
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Categories Album Review, New Releases, Rock, Uncategorized•Tags Adele, Blondie, Call Me, Covers Album, Crazy Horses, David Guetta, Deep Purple, Depeche Mode, Don't You Worry Child, Elton John, Flashdance, Fleetwood Mac, Go Your Own Way, Goodbye Yellow Brick Road, It's No Good, Love is Gone, Maniac, Michael Sembello, Prisma, Set Fire to the Rain, Soldiers of Fortune, Swedish House Mafia, The Osmonds, The Poodles
Music Challenge #4 – Steve 'n' Seagulls – 'Brothers in Farm'
Published on September 12, 2016 September 19, 2016 by 2loud2oldmusic3 Comments
It is finally time for another music challenge. Go and listen to an album based solely on the Band's name, the album name or the album cover. Let me know what you pick, why and what you thought about the album.
Here is my pick for the music challenge…The band is called Steve 'n' Seagulls. The name of the band and that unusual album cover are why I picked this one for my music challenge. The band name is a pun on the iconic actor (not really iconic) Steven Seagal.
They are a country band from Finland. You read that correctly…they are from Finland and they are a country band. I don't know if I have ever heard of a Finnish country band. Wow! If you want proof, see below…
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Categories Music Challenge, Pop Culture•Tags Bluegrass, Brothers in Farm, Covers Album, Steve 'n' Seagulls
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Kröftel ist ein Stadtteil von Idstein im südhessischen Rheingau-Taunus-Kreis.

Geographische Lage
Kröftel liegt als östlichster Stadtteil von Idstein im östlichen Hintertaunus. Durch den Ort fließt der Kröftelbach, ein linker östlicher Zufluss des Dattenbachs, der bei Eppstein zum Schwarzbach wird. Die südliche Gemarkungsgrenze ist identisch mit dem geradlinigen Verlauf des Römischen Limes.

Durch Kröftel führt die Landesstraße L 3023 von Heftrich nach Oberems und verbindet den Ort kurz vor Oberems mit der Bundesstraße 8.

Geschichte

Chronik
Die älteste bekannte schriftliche Erwähnung von Kröftel erfolgte im Jahr 890 als in marcu Cruftero.
Im Jahr 1226 verpfändete Gottfried II. von Eppstein 30 Malter Hafer zu Cruftelo an Konrad von Hattstein.

Gebietsreform
Im Zuge der Gebietsreform in Hessen schloss sich die bis dahin selbständige Gemeinde Kröftel zum 31. Dezember 1971 freiwillig der Stadt Idstein an. Für den Stadtteil Kröftel wurde, wie für die übrigen Stadtteile von Idstein, ein Ortsbezirk mit Ortsbeirat und Ortsvorsteher nach der Hessischen Gemeindeordnung eingerichtet.

Territorialgeschichte und Verwaltung im Überblick
Die folgende Liste zeigt im Überblick die Territorien, in denen Kröftel lag, bzw. die Verwaltungseinheiten, denen es unterstand:

 vor 1721: Heiliges Römisches Reich, Grafschaft Nassau-Idstein, Amt Idstein
 ab 1721: Heiliges Römisches Reich, Grafschaft Nassau-Ottweiler, Amt Idstein
 ab 1728: Heiliges Römisches Reich, Fürstentum Nassau-Usingen, Amt Idstein
 1787: Heiliges Römisches Reich, Fürstentum Nassau-Usingen, Oberamt oder Herrschaft Idstein
 ab 1806: Herzogtum Nassau, Amt Idstein
 1812: Herzogtum Nassau, Regierungsbezirk Wiesbaden, Amt Idstein
 ab 1816: Deutscher Bund, Herzogtum Nassau, Amt Idstein
 ab 1849: Deutscher Bund, Herzogtum Nassau, Regierungsbezirk Wiesbaden, Kreisamt Langen-Schwalbach (Justizamt Idstein)
 ab 1854: Deutscher Bund, Herzogtum Nassau, Regierungsbezirk Wiesbaden, Justiz- und Verwaltungsamt Idstein
 ab 1867/68: Königreich Preußen, Provinz Hessen-Nassau, Regierungsbezirk Wiesbaden, Untertaunuskreis (Trennung von Justiz (Amtsgericht Idstein) und Verwaltung)
 ab 1871: Deutsches Reich, Königreich Preußen, Provinz Hessen-Nassau, Regierungsbezirk Wiesbaden, Untertaunuskreis
 ab 1918: Deutsches Reich, Freistaat Preußen, Provinz Hessen-Nassau, Regierungsbezirk Wiesbaden, Untertaunuskreis
 ab 1944: Deutsches Reich, Freistaat Preußen, Provinz Nassau, Untertaunuskreis
 ab 1945: Amerikanische Besatzungszone, Groß-Hessen, Regierungsbezirk Wiesbaden, Untertaunuskreis
 ab 1949: Bundesrepublik Deutschland, Land Hessen (ab 1946), Untertaunuskreis
 ab 1968: Bundesrepublik Deutschland, Regierungsbezirk Darmstadt, Untertaunuskreis
 am 31. Dezember 1971 als Stadtteil zu Idstein
 ab 1977: Bundesrepublik Deutschland, Regierungsbezirk Darmstadt, Rheingau-Taunus-Kreis

Einwohnerentwicklung

Einwohnerzahlen
 1566: 25 Haushaltungen
 1594: 23 Haushaltungen

Einwohnerstruktur
Nach den Erhebungen des Zensus 2011 lebten am Stichtag dem 9. Mai 2011 in Kröftel 435 Einwohner. Darunter waren 9 (2,1 %) Ausländer.
Nach dem Lebensalter waren 57 Einwohner unter 18 Jahren, 177 zwischen 18 und 49, 105 zwischen 50 und 64 und 96 Einwohner waren älter.
Die Einwohner lebten in 204 Haushalten. Davon waren 69 Singlehaushalte, 66 Paare ohne Kinder und 63 Paare mit Kindern, sowie 6 Alleinerziehende und 3 Wohngemeinschaften. In 36 Haushalten lebten ausschließlich Senioren und in 138 Haushaltungen lebten keine Senioren.

Religionszugehörigkeit

Wappen
Am 16. Mai 1968 wurde der Gemeinde Kröftel im damaligen Untertaunuskreis ein Wappen mit folgender Blasonierung verliehen: Über grünem Boden, darauf ein silberner Bach, in Silber ein rotes Haus mit goldener Tür, beiderseits von einer grünen Tanne begleitet.

Infrastruktur
 Den öffentlichen Personennahverkehr stellt die Buslinie 223 und 234 der Rheingau-Taunus-Verkehrsgesellschaft sicher.
 Im Ort gibt es ein Dorfgemeinschaftshaus.

Weblinks

 Die Stadtteile In: Webauftritt der Stadt Idstein.

Einzelnachweise

Ortsbezirk von Idstein
Ort im Rheingau-Taunus-Kreis
Ehemalige Gemeinde (Rheingau-Taunus-Kreis)
Ersterwähnung 1226
Gemeindeauflösung 1971