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Spaghetti Bolognese.
Maybe that means I'm pregnant, god hopes not.
see I love certain kinds of food, to the point that I can eat it over and over and over and not get over. Give me spaghetti bolognese every day, totally cool with that.
Souppy? Not so much at all. He can't have the same thing for too long, making specialized diets difficult. Any of you guys similar? Any dumb eating habits? Any things you freaken LOVE but notice nobody else loves?
Like seriously, mix mashed potatoes with rice and tuna. It looks like cat food BUT IT'S MY FAVOURITE.
Or are you picky as in you can only eat quality food, or are you a vegetarian? Or are you suffering the SPACEMOUSE DISEASE and how do you cope with that. Or the boomer disease, since he's my food wavelength buddy.
All food all the time
- #1
- 31 March 2012 - 06:47 PM
What's weird about me are the foods (and drinks) that I don't like. Soda, for instance. That stuff rapes my tongue in a manner of unpleasantness that you would expect out of rape. I don't like mashed potatoes and... water, even though both of them supposedly have no taste. Although, even water tastes good if I'm dehydrated.
I guess what's also weird is that I drink milk almost exclusively. For breakfast, for dinner, and generally chocolate milk for lunch.
I think the amount of foods and drinks that I like, combined, probably only total up to about 70. And that's including candy.
EDIT: And to answer that "death row" question that you have, it would indeed be my favorite dish, along with a side of fries and a /giant/ jug of milk.
This post has been edited by Lux Aeterna: 31 March 2012 - 06:55 PM
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- 31 March 2012 - 06:54 PM
Also Hahahhaha, I am a child that always wants flavored drinks water is like last resort unless I'm really hot and need something super cold and refreshing, icy cold water helps then. I can't drink room temp water without feeling queasy because I'm lame
Also man I am the only person that truly loves soda without the fizz....... I can't drink coke for that reason, it tastes too strong. Ideally I have diet coke after it sat for a while and ice cubes diluted it. ALWAYS DILUTING SODA WITH ICE CUBES.
- #3
- 31 March 2012 - 06:58 PM
I actually went a whole week eating nothing but pasta... about a month and a half ago? My parents went out of town and sent me to the market with a credit card and told me to buy whatever food I wanted so I wouldn't starve while they were gone. I bought like 6 boxes of pasta, 3 sauces, and some snack food.
Ok maybe it wasn't NOTHING but pasta for a whole week because I had granola bars to eat for breakfast but I definitely had mac and cheese for breakfast one morning that week, and pasta for lunch and dinner every day.
Best week of the year.
- #4
- 31 March 2012 - 07:06 PM
SO ANYWAY. Flavored drinks are far better than water, indeed. With water that isn't the right temperature (cold, but not icy cold), I tend to make the "IMPOSSIBRU" face when swallowing it--if you know which face I'm talking about. ;;
Well that's just it--I feel as though soda without fizz might not be so bad, but I don't have the patience to get rid of the carbonation. I've waited 10 minutes for fizz to die down (which probably isn't near enough) and drank it and it was /still/ unpleasant. Closest I've ever coming to liking a soda is sprite, but that's probably because it's basically lemonade with fizz, and lemonade is probably my second favorite drink.
This post has been edited by Lux Aeterna: 31 March 2012 - 07:07 PM
- #5
- 31 March 2012 - 07:06 PM
To be honest, I can't say whether or not most the foods I like are out of the ordinary, because I don't have much exposure to other people's households. There's probably more than a few that seem normal to me that other people would cringe at. We do have a dish we call "Hamburger Macaroni Bake" which is crumpled hamburger, canned mushrooms, elbow macaroni and cream of mushroom soup sprinkled with cheese and baked. It's delicious, but it looks disgusting.
As mentioned before, I enjoy Coke that's gone flat and I love drinking warm soda. Usually when I'm given a soda someone says, "It isn't cold yet--" right before I down half the can. It's been known to freak people out.
This post has been edited by Carcharocles: 31 March 2012 - 07:11 PM
- #6
- 31 March 2012 - 07:10 PM
Electric chair I would most likely choose for a Lobster dish followed by Lamb ribs, with as a finishing touch chocolate mousse with dried apple slices.
Wait you like coke that has gone flat? What is this madness?
This post has been edited by RedJack: 31 March 2012 - 07:31 PM
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- 31 March 2012 - 07:16 PM
- #9
- 31 March 2012 - 07:24 PM
My favorite food? Ummm i'd have to say it's chicken, grilled, bbq or fried.
And I hate cold drinks and hot drinks...for some reason I like them at room temperature.
- #10
- 31 March 2012 - 07:46 PM
So, I know it's pretty commonplace in the US, but what other countries put ice in their drinks?
I've heard it's not very common in most places, especially in developing nations (which is probably more for reasons that don't pertain to culture).
Also, I love me some god damn sweet tea. It pisses me off when I travel and ask if they have sweet tea and they're like 'no, but you can get unsweet and put some sugar packets in it'.
- #11
- 31 March 2012 - 08:02 PM
No one else I know likes it, probably due to the fact that it looks... less than safe to drink.
I hate tomato. As in, don't mind ketchup, or bolognese, or pretty much anything with them in, but by themselves? Fuck no. They're just slimy and disgusting and blagh I just hate them so much.
- #12
- 31 March 2012 - 08:02 PM
If there is one local food I'm batshit about, it's gotta be Kansas City-style barbecue. I cannot stand that "Kansas City Masterpiece" crap (it isn't a real KC sauce). I want me some thin, savory, peppery tomato-based sauce. If you've never been to Kansas City, you should know we have a LOT of great barbecue places, but for the average resident the war comes down to Arthur Bryant's and Gates and Sons. Both trace their roots back to the father of KC barbecue--Henry Perry. Both have harsh, flavorful and pepper-filled sauces (though Bryant's uses a touch of molasses). Both are the places to eat at if you're visiting the city.
Seriously, just look at this:
Anyway, it's really impossible to describe KC style barbecue to someone who is used to thick, syrupy, sweet sauces, but our barbecue is considered by many critics to be the best in the nation.
And @Mister Dean: I don't see why that's gross? It looks kinda like tea or Mountain Dew to me.
- #13
- 31 March 2012 - 08:14 PM
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- 31 March 2012 - 08:22 PM
- #15
- 31 March 2012 - 08:53 PM
don't knock it till you try it, trust me.
i have terrible eating habits. i am pretty underweight and i've just lost more as time went on last year. i went days without actually eating because for no good reason and my primary diet consisted of peanut butter, cereal and water, like legit eating a few spoonfuls of peanut butter for dinner. then it got better then worse cuz i started taking these shits that had a side effect of suppressing my hunger further over the summer and i found myself eating and ending up in the bathroom gagging and shit and people started getting sorta concerned i had some eating disorder, so ive been eating better since. i still dont eat enough and i eat a bunch of shit, but def better! fascinating
my last dish before i went to the chair would be some crazy fuckin huge sampler with weird shit like possum and cow dick just so i could be like "yeah i tried cow dick before i was put to death by the state for motorcycling off a ramp, doing a flip in the air, and landing on the president, i dont give a FUCK"
Taeshi, on 31 March 2012 - 06:47 PM, said:
ew thats terrible im so sorry
- #16
- 31 March 2012 - 09:12 PM
The reason I do this is because my medication sequesters my appetite, and makes me stay up. So when it's like one in the morning and that shit wears off I'm usually starving.
By the way, this stuff is so fucking amazing.
- #17
- 31 March 2012 - 09:36 PM
- #18
- 31 March 2012 - 09:42 PM
and yeah, it sounds like Boomer got me beat on the foods he won't eat/hasn't tried, but I don't think I'm too far off :-[
also tudfjghftkjhgitfkghf tomatoes no. Not even ketchup. NEVER PUT SAUCES ON FOOD. This is actually a very VERY recent occurrence. Like it's only this year that I've begun putting mayonnaise on chicken burgers for example. And like I won't have gravy on turkey during thanksgiving, etc. Everything was always dry.....
- #19
- 01 April 2012 - 04:50 AM
So basically I ate fried fish skeleton. It's pretty good, actually.
Also, I can understand the sauce thing. I grew up with the best steak. If you have to put sauce on a steak, you are eating a shitty steak from a shitty cook.
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- 01 April 2012 - 05:24 AM
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- 01 April 2012 - 05:24 AM
- #22
- 01 April 2012 - 05:28 AM
You should try homemade hummus with extra vigin olive oil.
Shit tastes like Ambrosia
- #23
- 01 April 2012 - 10:05 AM
Taeshi, on 31 March 2012 - 06:47 PM, said:
This post has been edited by Meowth: 01 April 2012 - 10:21 AM
- #24
- 01 April 2012 - 10:06 AM
It was basically just a bowl of milk with chunks of melon in it, so I tried the milk and it turns out that it'd had garlic soaking in it, so the milk tasted garlic-ey and it sounds horrible but it was actually fantastic and if you ever see it anywhere you should try it. I have no idea if it's a common thing or just something this particular restaurant did.
I think my worst habit is because I'm a lazy fucker I pretty much end up living off of coffee and cereal during the holidays.
This post has been edited by MisterDean: 01 April 2012 - 11:46 AM
- #25
- 01 April 2012 - 11:45 AM
I used to use that argument when I was younger. I would consume copious quantities of milk, probably upwards of a litre a day, and tell those who worried that I wanted to be perfectly certain that I would not break a single bone in my body, should I ever fall off of a tall building and into a concrete floor. This is, of course, completely nonsensical, given that there are other injuries of arguably much worse severity to suffer, if such a situation were to occur.
Yet, I still have not reduced the amount of milk I drink daily. This has multiple reasons.
- #26
- 01 April 2012 - 07:29 PM
I've also found that recently I have this strange attachment to apples when it comes to snacking. Even though I like other fruits, I just find myself munching away on apples instead. It's this weird craving that just isn't being satisfied.
And the way I like to eat bacon is different from how I've noticed other people eat bacon. A lot of people like really crispy bacon, but I prefer almost-raw bacon with all the fat still on it. Of course, I'll still cook it crispy if I'm cooking for other people, but if the bacon is going to be just for me, FAT CITY.
As for the last meal, I don't know. I'm not picky. Maybe I'll know what I want when it actually happens.
- #27
- 01 April 2012 - 07:48 PM
Taeshi, on 31 March 2012 - 06:47 PM, said:
Oh also I really love this one dish my mom used to call Sloppy Joe pizza
basically take Sweet Baby Ray's bbq, cook up some ground beef in it, add corn, spread it on a bobili pizza crust, and cover in all the cheeses you want.
eat. enjoy. it's the best.
basically i'd probably have to say a bunch of italian dishes. stuffed pastas, garlic bread, antipasto... mmm
- #28
- 01 April 2012 - 11:59 PM
I was raised in a Filipino-Chinese household, so there was a lot of fusion cooking going on. I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE fish and general seafood, though. Shrimp, clams, tuna, salmon (Oh god, Salmon), crab, scallops, squid..you get the drift. My boyfriend on the other hand is the complete opposite and despises fish and seafood for its "fishy taste". I also feel that he's more Americanized than me, so he's more accustomed to burgers, pizzas, hot dogs, and the like. He's not always willing to try new, especially foreign foods, compared to me. I tell him time and again that the "fish" taste from seafood is due to bad quality, but he doesn't believe me. At least he loves my New England clam chowder recipe. The only seafood I don't like, really, is oysters, raw. I can eat them fried though. I'd love to try urchin and fugu someday. I guess a strange food that I really like is dinuguan, which is pork stewed in its own blood. I know, it sounds pretty morbid but it's delicious.. I suppose it's only unusual to anyone that's not familiar with Filipino cuisine, haha.
As for my last meal, it would be a seafood marinara dish with strozzapreti pasta OR plain steamed rice with fried tilapia (a type of fish) with diced raw onions, tomatoes and a side of patis, a type of Filipino fish sauce. It's such a comfort food for me and always reminds me of my childhood and eating with my parents. It always brings me back to any memory I have of fishing with my parents, though we still try to go fishing at least a few times every summer.
This post has been edited by Aika: 06 April 2012 - 03:28 AM
- #29
- 06 April 2012 - 03:22 AM
I mention this because I remember some apocalyptic science fiction or shit I read where the people in a bunker are stuck with freeze-dried spaghetti bolognese, so now I associate this thread with TV dinners.
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- 06 April 2012 - 04:20 AM
- #31
- 06 April 2012 - 05:26 AM
Most amazing pizza ever.
I don't even like tomato sauce on pizza that much but the pizza in Naples had a ton and it was better than any pizza I've had before.
The restaurant we went to also did this thing where they took extra pizza dough and made a little dough animal to go with your pizza. I remember getting a swan.
Wait found a pic
Blurry but whatever.
- #32
- 06 April 2012 - 05:38 AM
I'm a little on the picky side of things, I can eat the same thing often for about a week or 2 before I have to switch to something else. Sometimes I'll binge on a particular food for lunches for a few weeks, like ravioli, grilled cheese sandwiches, or perogies.
My last meal would probably be a macho-man sized plate of nachos for an appetizer (best nachos I ever had from a local bar), baked fettucini alfredo with extra cheese, pepperoni, and maybe even black olives (my favourite dish at Houston Pizza), along with that I'd have dry ribs and logers (sp?) from the bar of my choice (The Last Straw or Bonzini's) for the entree and a slice of chocolate caramel cake for dessert. I would fry a happy, bloated, man.
This post has been edited by ChewySmokey: 06 April 2012 - 07:41 AM
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- 06 April 2012 - 06:43 AM
CaptainBaconMan, on 06 April 2012 - 05:26 AM, said:
Marguerita Pizza, right? We get that order all the time and it's not even on the menu. There's also apparently a non-menu entree named after one of the waitresses. I've heard good things.
Also ChewySmokey was clearly pregnant to enjoy that.
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- 06 April 2012 - 07:20 AM
- #35
- 06 April 2012 - 07:45 AM
Apparently dipping popcorn into cream soup is meant to be weird? It's something I did in Ecuador with relatives all the time so maybe it's a hispanic thing? But man is it nice
nice as spice
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- 06 April 2012 - 08:05 AM
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- 06 April 2012 - 08:36 AM
Lvl 50 Fighter, on 06 April 2012 - 08:36 AM, said:
Sounds mouth watering. I love clam chowder, but most restaurants I have it in almost never have any personal touch, like it's Chunky Clam Chowder or something. I like homemade, where my mom adds 2 or 3 cans of clam and is always experimenting with spices and whatnot.
- #38
- 06 April 2012 - 09:54 AM
I also will never eat any lettuce, which leads to the creation of what I call the Serek Salad, and it consists of: Bacon bits, Dried Onions, Sunflower Seeds, Croutons, Raisins and Cheese. I also tend to make the weirdest sandwich, like mixing BBQ sauce with sliced ham and peanut butter, also you can't forget the hot sauce.
As for my last meal, I would have to go with Japanese-made Ramen(The ones made in the the little Ramen stands are the best), About 40 Extra spicy wings, and my Grandmother's homemade Triple Chocolate Cake!
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- 06 April 2012 - 12:11 PM
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- 06 April 2012 - 05:22 PM
Lvl 50 Fighter, on 06 April 2012 - 05:22 PM, said:
Haha no I am most certainly Caucasian. What did the wings and hot sauce throw you off?
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- 06 April 2012 - 10:04 PM
- #42
- 07 April 2012 - 12:54 AM
But I'm pretty good with not being picky. I guess if you grow up with a chef as your dad, and your mom being a very well traveled Korean, you tend to be a little more exposed to stuff than the average American gal.
Also, with the getting the electric chair thing, I'd eat those little Lindt chocolate bunnies, and a lot of them. I'd probably be shoving my face full of those little rabbits, because THEYRE CHOCOLATE AND DELICIOUS :T
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- 07 April 2012 - 03:22 PM
- #44
- 07 April 2012 - 05:22 PM
You guys know the Cadbury Creme Eggs? Yeah those things are the bane of my Easter. It is the creme that just makes me go eww. The taste, plus the way the creme just oozes into your mouth just irks me.
- #45
- 08 April 2012 - 07:43 PM
Souppy? Not so much at all. He can't have the same thing for too long, making specialized diets difficult. Any of you guys similar? Any dumb eating habits? Any things you freaken LOVE but notice nobody else loves?
I can eat the same thing every single day, and actually do for lunch - I can eat say, pepperoni or turkey or ham or salami sandwiches every day for a month and have done so previously. Indeed, I am currently in the middle of a salami sandwich kick. That being said, its not because its my favorite food so much as it is that it tastes fine and I am lazy (and have a lot of salami at the moment). I once ate steak and potatoes every night for a week.
That being said I DO try to vary my diet typically to avoid malnutrition or similar things, but it would take me a long time to get really bored with food.
Pure water doesn't have a taste, but most water has some minerals in it. Indeed, absolutely pure water will kill you if you drink enough of it - deionized water will actually suck the nutrients OUT of your body. Don't drink it kids. However, I suspect what you mostly "taste" is actually the texture of water more or less. I drink like a gallon of water a day though so *shrug*
I am currently weaning myself off soda, and by that I mean "I have stopped getting soda so once my current supply runs out I will be done". I'm replacing it with juice and the old standby, milk.
I just drink regular milk.
*insert video game reference to something that gives you resistance to electricity here*
Though I think I'd probably get something like a La Rockita Spicy Pork Burrito with some french fries and a big old milkshake, or possibly just get something incredibly expensive to spite the people executing me, assuming they had to pay for it.
Its fine; drinking milk in excess will only hurt you if you are prone to forming things like kidney stones. If you aren't, then drink away. Indeed, it is potentially one of the better beverages due to its high calcium content - makes your bones stronger, and calcium is an important neurotransmitter.
I drink up to a half gallon a day with no ill effects. There have been times when I've drunk a gallon a day with no ill effects.
- #46
- 09 April 2012 - 08:24 AM
That said, I doubt I will ever be pop-free, but I'm trying to choose water over pop when I have a choice. I'll get better at it...
- #47
- 09 April 2012 - 10:59 AM
I also like boba! Bubble tea!
And pasta Italian food is my favorite!
This post has been edited by Justinkangabang: 09 April 2012 - 05:18 PM
- #48
- 09 April 2012 - 05:17 PM
That said, I doubt I will ever be pop-free, but I'm trying to choose water over pop when I have a choice. I'll get better at it...
I mostly drink water, soda, and milk, though I have just replaced soda with juice in my lunches as of this week - soda is just getting bland to me. I like juice a great deal, and it is better for you than soda anyway, so I figure it will be an easy switch.
Yes I know, funny that I drink more milk, but milk has a certain something to it which makes me enjoy it. I suspect it is the combination of sugar and fat (I drink 2% milk) as well as just a natural inclination towards the fluid.
Really the way I am going to wean myself off soda (and the way I've done it before) is that I just say "after I finish off my current supply I will no longer buy it as a regular beverage". So I run out of soda in the house and just drink milk and juice from then on. If you eat out, I suppose its a bit harder, but there are other options.
- #49
- 10 April 2012 - 12:11 AM
Last meal - Ham sandwich with no mayo. *le gasp*
This post has been edited by DLancer: 10 April 2012 - 12:27 AM
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The parent company of Jersey Central Power and Light is touting its new mobile phone app, which the company says could be helpful during times of power outages.
The app launched by FirstEnergy Corp. is free for its customers in the five states the company's utilities serve, and offers quicker access to outage maps, simplified reporting of outages, and access to personal account information.
"Our new smartphone app and mobile website make it easier for our customers to stay in touch with us and conduct every-day transactions when they're on the go, whether it's reporting a power outage or paying a bill," Ronald I. Green, vice president of Customer Service, said. "The new tools also make our simple and secure online bill payment programs even more convenient."
The app also offers "click-to-call" for customer service and links to the company's social media sites and the company's website.
Many New Jersey residents have been demanding better communication on power supply outages from the company, especially after Superstorm Sandy knocked power out for hundreds of thousands of residents for more than a week. The company was also directed to develop better communications by the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities after 2011's Hurricane Irene also caused widespread and sustained power outages.
The mobile website is automatically enabled when customers use a smartphone to visit www.firstenergycorp.com. Apple iPhone and Android smartphone apps are available for each of FirstEnergy's 10 electric operating companies—customers can use the keyword "FirstEnergy" to locate the apps in the online store.
The company said the app and mobile website are part of FirstEnergy's ongoing efforts to "enhance service to its utility customers." The company is also developing two-way text messaging and email alerts for outages for the apps.
Madison Station
8:41 pm on Tuesday, February 5, 2013
And the 16,000 residents of Madison will still be reported as... "one customer without power."
11:00 pm on Tuesday, February 5, 2013
Thank a veteran for his service to this great country!
stewart resmer
4:33 am on Wednesday, February 6, 2013
thanks for the compliment yolanda, least we forget? hire a vet!
3:16 am on Wednesday, February 6, 2013
And for my friends that are lucky enough ( cough-cough ) to live in an area that is served by Jcp&L, their phones will become USELESS as they're constantly tring to get an update on the power outages but then become UNABLE to CHARGE THIER PHONES!!!
7:45 am on Wednesday, February 6, 2013
I think First Energy/JCP&L missed the point. Although the proliferating the methods of communication is a good thing, accurate, regular and timely information is what has been lacking, regardless of the method of communication. Additionally,painfully brought to light following hurricane Sandy, regular periodic maintenance and updating of the infrastructure may minimize the system being brought to its knees every time a rain cloud passes over head.
7:59 am on Wednesday, February 6, 2013
News flash the mayor has seen lights on down in the Gardens and has assured us all that power is back on in Hopatcong
9:50 am on Friday, February 8, 2013
NHM--you go to their website or township website. If you can charge a phone, you can charge an iPad or computer. Also, you can get OEM texts on any cell phone from Wash. Twp., they were extremely helpful and proliferate, and local, during Sandy.
JCPL & You - Perfect Together
8:18 am on Wednesday, February 6, 2013
It is hard to believe that in this great Democratic country of ours, we do not have a choice of who our electricity supplier is - this may be one of the last few monopolies left. Maybe, the infrastructure should be owned by the towns and leased to utility companies for their use and maintenance - that way when a utility is not performing up to expectations, the town would have more leverage to either enforce the lease terms or terminate the lease and find a new utility. I realize that this incrementally may cost us slightly more, but I gather most would be in favor if the lights and the heat stay on.
Paul Rust
1:04 pm on Wednesday, February 6, 2013
You do have a choice of electricity supplier, but you don't have a choice of who owns the infrastructure ( the lines, substation etc. ) I pay JCP&L for the lines but I buy my electricity from Ambit Energy. There are many companies that sell electricity deliverable over JCP&L lines, and there rates are lower.
9:44 am on Friday, February 8, 2013
We bought electricity from a different company than JCP&L, but switched back after several months. The other company quoted lower rates for electricity, but when added to the delivery cost, they were ultimately costlier. They also averaged the rate for the day, whereas JCP&L had On Peak and Off Peak rates. You really have to scrutinize the info before switching.
10:10 am on Friday, February 8, 2013
I switched suppliers from JCP&L, it is only the commodity charge, the delivery remains JCP&L and does not change if you change suppliers. Also I only have a flat rate meter, you would have to have different meter for peak and off peak rates. Since switching my bill has always been lower then if I paid JCP&L rate. On your bill you will see a rate to compare.
2:38 pm on Friday, February 8, 2013
Steve--we did compare rates and that's why we initially switched companies. But we discovered all told, we were paying more and switched back. We don't have separate on and off peak meters, we have one meter and the on and off usage is on the bill. If your bill is lower-great-ours wasn't, it was more.
12:55 pm on Wednesday, February 6, 2013
Nice regurgitation of the press release.
This is not what customers were demanding... Customers were demanding more local crews, more maintenance and upgrades to the system that dispatches workers to problem areas.
Wake me when they make an announcement about trimming trees or something...
D Ambriano
11:40 am on Monday, February 11, 2013
They are trimming trees by me...the same line they continue to trim, slash, and clear cut every other year that supplies the county (although they claim "every 4 years"). The local lines along Waughaw road, which haven't been touched in over 15 years, remain overgrown and dangerously "un" maintained. When the subject is broached, the answer is (as it has been for the past 15 years): "They're paying me to maintain THIS line, not that one."
8:59 am on Thursday, February 7, 2013
Expect high amounts of power outages from fri-sun for Hopatcong area
10:12 am on Thursday, February 7, 2013
And people tell me we aren't becoming 3rd world nation. Couldn't even keep the power on during the Super Bowl, and you want power at the lake? Get real!
10:08 am on Thursday, February 7, 2013
Don't expect miracles. The death of JCP&L as a reliable utility company has taken a decade or two. A decade or two of greedy CEOs & CFOs, and a BPU more interested in RGGI and Windmills, than keeping tabs on this utility company. Even with an intensive effort, it will take years and years to reconstruct JCP&L into a reliable utility company again. Too bad we haven't seen either JCP&L or the BPU, move towards that goal. However, we now have an App. That tells us out power is out! Oh Boy!
11:43 am on Thursday, February 7, 2013
No app for windows phone, the mobile web site was ok
Blecky HobNobbingGobStopper
7:40 am on Saturday, February 9, 2013
Money Money Greed Pilfer Steal ......funny? Most Millburn Twp. Residents should feel right at home dealing with JCP&L. Criminal is as criminal does!


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A transliteration of Har-Megiddo, "the hill or city of Megiddo." Refers to the valley of Megiddo, now known as the Valley of Jezreel or simply Ha 'Emeq "The Valley" - the plain in Israel on the border of Palestine where the ancient fortifided city of Megiddo once existed.
Being a very strategic landscape, it has been the site of countless battles, and in the Biblical book of Revelation is where a great final battle takes place. "And he gathered them together into a place called in the Hebrew tongue Armageddon." Revelation 16:16
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The location of the final battle in the Holy War between God and the righteous and Satan and the damned using the Anti-Christ as an avatar.
The end of the modern world and the rebirth into the Kingdom of God. Revelation 16:12-16 (King James Version)
12 And the sixth angel poured out his vial upon the great river Euphrates; and the water thereof was dried up, that the way of the kings of the east might be prepared. 13 And I saw three unclean spirits like frogs come out of the mouth of the dragon, and out of the mouth of the beast, and out of the mouth of the false prophet. 14 For they are the spirits of devils, working miracles, which go forth unto the kings of the earth and of the whole world, to gather them to the battle of that great day of God Almighty. 15 Behold, I come as a thief. Blessed is he that watcheth, and keepeth his garments, lest he walk naked, and they see his shame. 16 And he gathered them together into a place called in the Hebrew tongue Armageddon. |
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End of the world as we know it. See also hell , destruction Oh No! Death is here, he his bringing Armageddon!
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In the battle of good and evil on earth to mold and create a child of god on earth come s a final battle in which all living humans accept in order to end the days of violence on earth. sometimes in life the battle call takes time to be realized.for example in ww2 the official end was signed aboard a us warship against japan YET many never got the word on various islands and continued to fight for months, what of "signs' other than from the living not so obvious? As a messenger of god part of my duty is to relay this truth of this war of enormous death signified by two atomic bombs in which vaporized human beings YET spirit always continues. The truth of my words will be strengthened when the gift of my deeds is uncovered as I bring clean safe abundant energy to propel utopia- since April 2007 freely on net trying to uncover to faithless society to god and fellowman. time will tell ww2 was Armageddon declared by heaven now given to fellow human beings by a messenger of god Let us continue to watch the world degrade until humans believe i messengers and god itself


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Halloween Lollipop Trees
These lollipop trees were so fun to make and SIMPLE! Whip up one or two, or THREE for your family in no time...they would be fun for so many occasions!
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A few pots
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Acrylic or Spray Paint
Vinyl or Contact Paper
After applying 2 coats of acrylic black paint, I adhered my lettering. I used contact paper and my cricut to create the phrase.
Then I simple placed the styrofoam ball on top of the pot and started poking in the lollipops. I found that it was easier to stick them in straight down, even when going around the sides of the ball, to avoid the lollipop sticks from getting stuck against each other inside of the ball.
I went through over 200 lollipops and still needed more. So buy the BIG bag.
I think they look so fun and festive in our entryway. The kids like them too.
I always give my piano students a treat after their lesson. I think they will be eating off of these for a long time. That's a whole 'lotta dum dums!
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Arizona Cardinals' Larry Fitzgerald reminds us patience is a virtue
Originally published: Dec 6, 2012 - 11:05 pm
It's been a tough season for the Arizona Cardinals. They got off to a hot start at 4-0 but have stalled ever since, losing eight straight games.
If it's been a challenge for the team, the fans and the organization, just imagine what it's been like for perennial Pro-Bowl wide receiver Larry Fitzgerald.
Since 2009, Fitzgerald has played with six different starting quarterbacks and he's since seen his production and the amount of times he's targeted drop each of the past couple seasons.
How does he keep his composure and not let his frustration boil over?
"I'm human. I know that my teammates look to me as a captain to be a leader," Fitzgerald said. "It's easy to be a leader when things are always going your way and you got a hundred yard games and a lot of wins and scoring touchdowns, it's easy to lead. It's much more difficult to lead when things aren't going your way."
In 2010, he had 90 receptions and was targeted 174 times. He saw that number drop in 2011 to 80 receptions and 153 targets. In 2012, the numbers will likely decline again. With just four games remaining, Fitzgerald has just 56 receptions and has only been targeted 120 times during the first 12 weeks of play.
"This has been a learning experience for me," Fitzgerald stated. "Patience my dad use to always tell me that patience is a virtue and definitely my patience has been tested."
On Thursday Fitzgerald was asked about his ability to keep his composure this season as balls continuously sail wide and high throughout each and every game. He showed his leadership once again by turning the focus from himself to his team.
"I'm not the only one," Fitzgerald said. "A lot of guys on this team are having to deal with the adversity that we're having to face so I'm not in it by myself."
This weekend the Cardinals head to Seattle to face a Seahawks team that is 5-0 at home this season. It's also a place that Fitzgerald said is the toughest place he's ever played at any level.
Arizona is going back to John Skelton and his 64.4 passer rating and 54.7 completion percentage to try and find Fitzgerald on the field and get the "W" they so desperately need.
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SHREVEPORT – Services for retired lieutenant colonel, educator and School Board official Murphy Nash, Jr. will be Monday. He died Oct. 3 at age 80.
He was a Korean War veteran and retired from the US Army Reserves. He was a former middle school and elementary school principal and former director of elementary education for the Caddo Parish school system. He was a six-year member of the Southern University System Board or Supervisors and former commissioner of the Red River Waterway.
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The Harlan County Lady Black Bears made it a perfect district run in volleyball on Thursday and said good-bye to four seniors with a 25-18, 25-15 win over visiting Bell County.
"The girls were looking forward to Senior Night and I think they played really well together," said Harlan County coach Donna Vicini. "It makes us 6-0, so we swept the district and I'm very proud of them."
The Lady Bears were led by senior Cara Middleton in the opening set with two tips, an ace and three points. Chyanna Harris added a spike, an ace and three points. Whitney Stevens had a kill and two points while Keisha Mimes collected a kill.
The second set was played evenly with the score tied at 14 before Harlan reeled off six straight points and went on for the victory.
All six starters for HCHS shined in the final set. Middleton had two tips, a spike, two aces and five points for the Lady Bears. Harris added a spike, two aces and three points. Breanna Dunson collected three tips, two aces and two points while Stevens one spike, one ace, a kill and a point. Mimes had two kills. Rebecca Eldridge added a spike and one point.
Bell County (4-2, 6-17) will participate in the Steak-N-Shake Tournament at North Laurel on Saturday and will close the regular season Tuesday at home against Clay County.
The 52nd District Tournament will be held at Middlesboro High School.
Harlan County won 21-13, 21-14 in the junior varsity game.
"The JV did pretty good tonight," said Vicini. "Our serve was a little bit off tonight, but they're coming along. They've worked hard, and have developing into a varsity team."
Harlan County (6-0 district, 14-8 overall) closes out its regular season Monday at Whitley County.


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HARLAN — After opening the district slate with a pair of losses, the Harlan County Lady Bears have reminded the rest of the 52nd District there is a reason they are the three-time defending champions. The Lady Bears earned their third straight district win on Thursday, knocking off visiting Bell County 8-1.
"We let one get away from us down at Bell. But, we have come back pretty strong. It is a big district win. We needed this one," said Harlan County coach Tim McElyea.
Katie Johnson didn't need much help on the mound. The senior right-hander recorded eight strikeouts, while allowing just four hits and one walk in the complete-game victory.
"She is getting a little healthier. Her pitching hand is starting to straighten up, and her shin splints seem to be doing a little better," McElyea said.
Johnson received plenty of support behind her, as the Lady Bears didn't commit an error in the field.
"The defense has tightened up. It has come a long way since the last time we played Bell," said McElyea. "The defense was the main thing. It was really nice to see a goose egg on the errors."
Harlan County struck first with one run in the second inning.
Farren Clark led off the inning with a walk. Clark stole second base and scored on a single by Mallory Johnson.
The Lady Bears tacked on three more runs in the third inning.
Savannah Sergent started the offense with a single to left field. Sarah Evans then reached on a fielder's choice to third. Clark loaded the bases with another walk. Chyanna Harris drove in the first two runs of the inning with a double to the fence in center field. Jessie Johnson then singled to bring home Clark. Jessie Johnson scored when Kaitlyn Stittums delivered a base hit up the middle.
Bell County closed the gap to 5-1 with a run in the top of the sixth inning.
Courtney Baker reached base with a leadoff walk. Hillary Lowe advanced the runner with a single to shallow center. Baker scored when Morgan Garnett hit a sacrifice fly to left field.
Harlan County put the game out of reach with three runs in the bottom half of the inning.
Chyanna Harris advanced on a fielder's choice. Tia King then reached on a walk. Kaitlyn Stittums drove in the first run of the inning with a two-out single to short. Katie Johnson walked to load the bases. King scored when Bridget Robinson singled to third base. Sergent forced in the final run of the game with a single to center field.
Harris had a double and a single to lead Harlan County at the plate. Stittums and Sergent each added two singles. Katie Johnson doubled. Robinson, Clark, Jessie Johnson and Mallory Johnson each added a single.
"We hit the ball well, but we still left a lot of people on base. I have shifted hitters back and forth. We are starting to get some pretty good balance," said McElyea.
Shasta Centers recorded a pair of singles to pace the Bell County offense. Lowe and Whitney Mullins each added a single.
Garnett struck out one batter, while issuing seven walks in the complete-game effort for Bell County.
Harlan County (11-9 overall, 3-2 district) returns to action today in a double-header at Hazard. The Lady Bears will face Magoffin County at 5:30 p.m., before taking on Belfry at 9 p.m. Bell County (3-9 overall, 2-3 district) will travel to Clay County on Tuesday.
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: Everything about Refinery is unique, including its history. Guests will certainly find our modern take on the building's glorious past a creative twist to the boutique hotel concept; thoughtful, eclectic, and intelligent. We know that today's guests will be creative and inspired by staying here.
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: Buildings like the Colony Arcade have bones that simply would be impossible or too expensive to recreate today. We have kept the architectural gems of the building and created new interiors. All of the original, interesting elements, like concrete 12-foot ceilings and neo-gothic arches with sculptural accents, mixed with modern conveniences, give you the best product with the most personality.
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Hell came to Damascus months ago. It's loud and scary in Syria's capital. But now, this week, something seems different.
It feels worse. And that makes Leena feel better.
The Damascus resident, who sides with the rebellion, says it means the forces fighting to oust President Bashar al-Assad are winning.
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Written by Ivy
I have a couple of old empty bottles of this classic chypre style fragrance from the 1920s, one at eau de toilette strength and the other the extrait itself. The recreation by Long Lost Perfume seems to be very close to the original, and in due course I look forward to obtaining others in their line, such as My Sin and Bond Street to see how they compare with the originals. Maybe one day they'll get around to Lanvin's Scandale, a great favourite of mine years ago.
October 15, 2012
Written by Priscilla P
This fragrance was given to me on my 16th birthday by my Mom. I used it for many, many years and then it disappeared. I was so happy to find it again. I'll be 65 next month
April 06, 2012
Design House: Long Lost Perfume
Year Introduced: 1925
Fragrance Notes: nerolie, Italian bergamot, Egyptian basil, oil of Peru, gardenia, ylang ylang, carnation, lilac, otto of rose, Romanian chamimille, Egyptian jasmine, sandalwood, East Indian musk, oakmoss, vanilla, vetiver, benzoin and Indonesian patchouli
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recommended age: perfect for anyone
scent strength: moderate
classification: oriental/spicy
recommended use: casual
scent life: 6-10 hours
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