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Nestled inside of the Yellow House in the Village at Winter Park Resort, the Back Bowl Soup Company is the perfect restaurant to stop at when you're craving a filling meal that will warm you up before or after your day on the slopes. Read on below to learn more about The Back Bowl Soup Company and why you just might want to add it to your list of Winter Park food to try on your Winter Park vacation!
The Back Bowl Soup Company has a cozy mountain café atmosphere, with an adorably chic interior and umbrella-covered patio chairs in the open air. As you can guess, The Back Bowl Soup Company's namesake dish is one of its specialties, with the eatery's homemade soup brewed daily and available by the cup, bowl, bread bowl, or quart.
Despite its name, this restaurant specializes in more than just soup (though we would highly recommend getting a cup or a bowl). Here, you and your guests can dine on breakfast, lunch, and dinner in a charming setting.
Breakfast gives diners the choice of quiche, biscuits and gravy, French toast, muffins and cinnamon rolls, breakfast burritos, and more.
Lunch and dinner at The Back Bowl Soup Company mainly consists of sandwiches, burgers, bratwursts, and hotdogs, with a range of succulent variations—all with the option to add a cup of the restaurant's famous soup. Try an Atomic sandwich with roast beef, a grilled bratwurst or Italian sausage, or the Giant burger.
The Back Bowl Soup Company is open daily, with hours from 8:00am to 8:00pm during Monday through Thursday and from 7:30am to 8:00pm during Friday through Sunday. Free covered parking is available after 3:00pm, and Happy Hour is offered from 3:00pm to 6:00pm.
You can find the restaurant across from Waffle Cabin and next door to Crazy Mountain Brewing Company at 110 Parry Peak Way, The Village at Winter Park Resort, Winter Park, CO 80482. The Back Bowl Soup Company is also available by phone at (970) 624-0010.
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I leave my Sony wide-angle lens on all the time, not just because I want a slightly wider shot, but, frankly (despite the extra weight at the front) I find it easier to support with my left hand... there's more space for the thumb and fingers of my left hand.
Anyway, I'm wondering if there's an IR filter that can somehow fit in between my stock lens and the wide-angle, or one that can somehow attach to my wide-angle.
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Fitting an IR filter between the stock lens and the Sony WA :- No. At least with a Tiffen T1 IR filter. There is no room. I even took the glass out of the filter mount and tried it... still no go. The rear element of WA extends too far back.
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Those in the study were asked what they did to manage stress, but the panel who reviewed responses felt that many were distractions rather than strategies. The most common replies were (in the order of frequency) music; TV/videos; sleep; exercise/sports; and talking/venting. The fourth on the list – exercise/sports – was deemed most effective by the reviewing panel.
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Obama finds bipartisan support for 'Big Data' privacy plan
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WASHINGTON - The White House is working with bipartisan sponsors on a bill to protect data collected from students through educational apps - the first of President Barack Obama's "Big Data" privacy plans to gain traction in the Republican-controlled Congress.
Obama has pushed to do more to protect privacy in an age when consumers leave a trail of digital footprints through smartphones, personal devices and social media - information that can be collected, analyzed and sold.
He has proposed action on a series of laws to address "Big Data" concerns, but most have yet to find momentum.
That could change, given public concerns over privacy and cybersecurity that have been amplified by high-profile hacking of credit card data at companies such as Target and Home Depot, said top Obama adviser John Podesta.
"I think there's much more pressure now to move legislation and we're certainly going to use all of the resources we have, including the president's time, to ensure that the Congress takes this up," Podesta told Reuters in an interview.
In the next couple of weeks, Indiana Congressman Luke Messer, the chairman of the House of Representatives Republican Policy Committee, and Democrat Jared Polis of Colorado, an Internet entrepreneur who founded a network of charter schools, will unveil a student privacy bill.
"Protecting America's children from Big Data shouldn't be a partisan issue," Messer said in a statement. "I'm glad to work across the aisle to find the appropriate balance between technology in the classroom and a parent's right to protect their child's privacy."
The lawmakers have long worked on the issue with privacy advocates and more than 100 companies including Microsoft , Google, and News Corp subsidiary Amplify to develop a privacy pledge to prevent misuse of data collected in classrooms.
The bill, still being finalized, will go a step further to ensure data collected from students is used only for educational and legitimate research purposes.
"Legislation is the best way to address parental concerns, while encouraging new developments in individualized learning," Polis said in a statement.
OTHER U.S. PRIVACY BILLS IN PLAY
A year ago, Obama assigned Podesta the task of making suggestions to beef up data privacy laws after former spy contractor Edward Snowden leaked classified information about government use of Big Data analytics for surveillance.
Obama proposed a new national standard to require companies to tell consumers within 30 days from the discovery of a data breach that their personal information had been compromised.
Lawmakers have struggled to come up with a way to replace a patchwork of differing state regulations, but Podesta said he is optimistic the issue could advance in the current Congress.
"We think there's real urgency with moving forward in legislation in this regard," he said.
Also stalled: a proposal to update the outdated Electronic Privacy Communications Act to protect email and other data stored in the cloud, Podesta noted.
Yet to be tested on Capitol Hill is draft legislation, to be unveiled this month, aimed at empowering consumers to have a say in how their online data is harvested and sold by companies.
Podesta also has sought to raise awareness of concerns that Big Data could be used to discriminate against people based on race or where they live for housing or jobs.
On Thursday, the White House will release a report on how companies use Big Data to offer different prices to different consumers.
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The front of the new Mabel Mattos Elementary School is seen in Milpitas on July 31, 2018. School district officials are hosting a ribbon cutting for the new school on Aug. 7. (Joseph Geha/Bay Area News Group)
The front of the new Mabel Mattos Elementary School is seen in Milpitas on July 31, 2018. The school consists of eight classrooms and an administration building but is planned to be expanded in future phases. (Joseph Geha/Bay Area News Group)
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Antonio Beltran sands a door before painting it at the new Mabel Mattos Elementary School in Milpitas on July 31, 2018. The school consists of eight classrooms and an administration building but is planned to be expanded in future phases. (Joseph Geha/Bay Area News Group)
Antonio Beltran applies a base coat of paint to a door at the new Mabel Mattos Elementary School in Milpitas on July 31, 2018. School district officials are hosting a ribbon cutting for the new school on Aug. 7. (Joseph Geha/Bay Area News Group)
Antonio Beltran walks along a main corridor in the rear of the new Mabel Mattos Elementary School in Milpitas on July 31, 2018. School district officials are hosting a ribbon cutting for the new school on Aug. 7. (Joseph Geha/Bay Area News Group)
By Joseph Geha | jgeha@bayareanewsgroup.com | Bay Area News Group
PUBLISHED: July 31, 2018 at 4:15 pm | UPDATED: August 6, 2018 at 1:33 pm
For the first time in 48 years, Milpitas will have a new school.
As the finishing touches are still being applied, Milpitas school officials will host a ribbon-cutting ceremony to mark the opening of the newly built Mabel Mattos Elementary School on Aug. 7.
The ceremony will take place at 4 p.m. at the school site, located at 1750 McCandless Drive. Milpitas High School was the last school built in 1970.
The new school is being built in phases, and the $16 million first phase is expected to accommodate 238 students in lower grade levels, at the start of the upcoming school year on Aug. 16, according to the Milpitas Unified School District.
It will include an administration building and a two-story building with eight classrooms.
Superintendent Cheryl Jordan said the facility will be a "school of the future" because it will incorporate "personalized learning strategies" in classrooms called learning communities.
"It will employ project-based learning that involves the community around the students," Jordan said in an email this week.
"Students have to be prepared to be creative thinkers who know how to collaborate in a way that will enable them to be ready for work in a future that will be very different from how we work now," she said.
The growing district is projecting that roughly 467 more students will come into the city by 2022 and nearly 800 more students total by 2027, with most of the increase in the elementary grades.
District spokesperson Shannon Carr said the housing in Milpitas "is less expensive than it is in other cities nearby, and it is in a central location to highways and the new BART system making commute to work easier than in other cities," attracting more families and workers.
Phase two of the new school could open by August 2020, and when all three phases are complete, the elementary school could serve 700 students, from transitional kindergarten through sixth grades, the district said.
The later phases would also include a 2.62-acre joint-use park that students could use while school is in session, and the public can use after school hours are over.
However, the funding for the next phases is not yet secured.
While much of the first phase of Mabel Mattos was funded with money from the 2012 bond Measure E, the district school board is set to vote on adding a new, $284 million bond measure to the November ballot at its Wednesday, Aug. 1 meeting.
The bond measure would fund building out the rest of the new school, revamping the dual-language Robert Randall Elementary School and upgrading parts of the Milpitas High School campus, which serves over 3,200 students.
It would also pay for district-wide repairs to leaky roofs, aging pipes, and upgrades to safety and security systems, including fire alarms, security lighting, fences, door locks and video cameras, according to district staff reports.
The measure would allow the district to issue $284 million worth of bonds, paid for by increasing raising local property taxes by $60 per $100,000 of assessed property values.
If the bond measure is approved for the ballot, Milpitas voters would need to authorize it with at least 55 percent while voting in the Nov. 6 general election.
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Joseph Geha
Joseph Geha is a multimedia journalist covering Fremont, Milpitas, Union City, and Newark for the Bay Area News Group. His prior work has been seen in multiple Bay Area outlets, including SF Weekly, as well as on KQED and KLIV radio. He is a graduate of California State University, East Bay (Hayward), a Fremont native and a lifelong Oakland Athletics fan.
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Rick Lagina is a passionate American treasure hunter, reality star and producer. He is the brother of Marty Lagina, with whom he shares a common interest in the treasure hunt. Rick is known primarily for his History Channel reality show, The Curse of the Oak Island. He is also known for starring with his brother Marty in the 2015 comedy and variety show, The Last Show with Stephen Colbert. Over the years, people have shown interest in knowing certain things about Rick, if you interested to know Rick Lagina Net Worth and Biography, below you will find answers to some of the most frequently asked questions about this life.
Rick Lagina Biography
Rick Lagina was born in the 1950s in Michigan, United States; his exact date of birth is unknown but he is the first of three brothers. Rick grew up in Kingsford, northern Michigan, along with his brother Marty, his sister Matina and their parents, George Jacob Lagina and Ann (Cavalieri) Lagina.
Not much is known about the personal and Rick's background information. They seem to have remained as hidden as the treasures he seeks in the deadly Oak Island. However, Rick Lagina revealed that he had always wanted to be a treasure hunter. He had a particular interest in the speculated treasures hidden in Oak Island since he was eleven.
Rick's burning passion for treasure hunt became even stronger after reading an article about the January 1965 issue of Reader's Magazine Summary of a family's effort to dig up historical artifacts and rare gems buried in the island.
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Realizing that his two children have a great interest in the treasures of Oak Island, Rick's father showed them (Rick and his brother Marty) an article about the island in The Wall Street newspaper. The article further enhanced those of Rick and Martyinterés in the legends of Oak Island. From then on, Rick took care of looking for all the speculations, facts and complexities of the island. Later, he and his brother began the Oak Island treasure hunt in 2006, employing several world experts, as well as the latest technology to explore and solve the mysteries of the island.
Together with his brother, Rick Lagina created a reality television series, The Curse of the Oak Island. Its objective of configuring the program is documentary and transmitted its exploration progress on the island. The six-season reality series comprising 71 episodes premiered in Canada on January 5, 2014 and has been running on the History network since 2014. Robert Clotworthy tells the story while producer Rick and Marty play as the main actors.
The curse of the Oak Island exposes the history and theories of the Oak Island, previous explorations of the site, as well as past and recent discoveries. It focuses on attractions on the island, such as Money Pit, Borehole 10-x, Smith's Cove, Nolan's Cross, Hatch, Watchtower and Swamp. The program is currently in its sixth and final season and has so far attracted millions of viewers worldwide.
The Oak Island is a wooded forest of 140 acres (57 hectares) island in front of Bride Scotland in Canada, with a story of mysterious treasure hunt dating back to 1795. A myth says that seven heads must fall on the island before it discloses Your hidden treasures Six have reportedly fallen, but the Lagina brothers are not deterred.
Before delving into the treasure hunt, Rick Lagina, who is tall and impressive, was a US postal clerk.
Rick Lagina Net Worth
Rick Lagina Net Worth is estimated of $2 million. His experience and diligence in the Oak Island hunting series have earned him considerable fame and followers, which usually come along with wealth. Rick Lagina Net Worth boosted from his income from projects surrounding the Oak Island treasure hunt.
On August 2, 2016, Nova Scotia Business Inc. revealed that it approved $1,271,546 to finance the production of the 4th season of The Curse of Oak Island.
In addition to the money he earns from the Oak Island television show, Rick is also an island shareholder.
Rick Lagina barely shared his private life. Nobody can say much about his family. But considering his age and personality, Rick should have a family of his own somewhere, away from the prying eyes of the media. Worse, he is not active on social media platforms. He has no accounts on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and the rest.
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Just over a year ago I (slightly nervously and excitedly) sent a large parcel to San Francisco. It contained four large hand woven panels – a special commission for a family who had visited me quite by chance when I first opened my studio here in Nelson.
I had received photographs of four locations in the world that were full of very special memories for them, and my brief was to interpret elements of these into cloth.
Lots of emails, sketches and photos went back and forth, we made plans, wove a few samples and finalised ideas. Then I ordered and hand dyed the yarn, got on to the loom and it all came together in quite a beautiful process.


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