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Good size bedroom with walk in closet and own bathroom, ceiling fan and tv connection. Roomy fairly new n modern house with swimming pool on the canals close to Settlement City in Port Macquarie. On walking/running track. Suit Mature Working Person, Clean and Tidy. Couples accepted subject to price adjustment.
A modern and comfortable townhouseclose to town Marina and shopping centre
Old school house but it's clean and tidy. Easy walk into town and off street parking. Looking for someone who is easy going and happy to share with me and my dog!
Quiet, peaceful location. 3 min.drive to University of Newcastle, 5 min. to :- City centre, Charles Sturt University, Airport, Bunnings, Hospital and Town Beach. 10 min. to the Pacific Hwy. A pleasant garden with covered patio at rear of house. Small gym access, air-conditioning, large screen TV with Foxtel and second TV in dining area.New washing machine and full use of Laundry facilities. Private bathroom and toilet with separate walk in dressing room. Further information or inspection please phone .
Our house is located close to beach, shops, Tafe and CSU. It's a nice size room with a Queen size bed, bedside table and BIR's. Room has ensuite
Close to town (800m to town centre). Room is large, with queen bed. Room has walk in robe and ensuite off bedroom. Located on bottom level of 2 story property - area is extremely PRIVATE Rent includes, electricity - unlimited ADSL connection (NBN upgraded due in July 2017), includes water and gas (hot water) bills also. Property has new flooring throughout and AC in property.
Beautiful double room with built in wardrobes, own bathroom and sliding door to outside garden. Relatively new and very pleasant Town House is situated very close to Port Macquarie Town Centre.
I live in a villa, it is one of 7. The other neighbours are all retired couples and they are so lovely and caring, it is like a little community we have. This is a brand new villa, just finished being built last year. It has a small patio in the backyard and a garden. I live less than 2 kms from The Charles Sturt University which is also in the same place as Coles and bunch of other shops, cafes, takeaway venues etc. It takes me about 5 minutes to drive in to town and about 7 minutes to the beach! Any enquiries you can email me
Hello, I have a room to rent from the 22nd of May, off street parking available and a fifteen minute walk into town.
Great spot in the center of PMQ in a really beautiful house with big backyard , get the keys on the 26th of June & just looking for another person to move in :)
Private house surrounded by trees, close to town and the beaches and a lovely chilled house. Netflix and PS3s are available for use aswell.
nice little townhouse home in quiet location, within easy walking distance to Flynns beach.
nice little townhouse right near flynns beach. very quiet, and nice easy housemates.
Looking for ideally a young professional or student. Beautiful brand new house. Has air conditioning in the living area, ceiling fans in all bedrooms, dishwasher. Good sized backyard with undercover entertaining area.
Quiet neighborhood close to town. Netflix and relaxing on the lounge is a Sunday well spent. Close drive to the beach.
Very young, beautifully presented and well located, air conditioned, filled with natural light, quality design, premium inclusions, generous bedrooms, separate lounge and living areas, gourmet kitchen, landscaped gardens, near Charles Sturt University and hospital, 6 mins from CBD, built-in wardrobes and dishwasher.
A modern house (we are the first ones to live here!) out in Ascot Park. Nice quiet place near the John Oxley Highway. Convenient for anyone who needs to travel north or south every weekend. You will be sharing a house with 2 other young professionals (we're pretty awesome, I have to say). - NBN fast internet - Furniture is provided - Built in robe and ceiling fan, - Shared bathroom with another housemate - Gas stove cook top - Garage space (message about garage space!) - Close to CSU if you're studying! (Only 2 min drive) - Close to Port Base Hospital - Queen size bed available We will have 2 bedrooms for you to choose from once one of our current housemate moves out. This is a very clean and tidy house! Also a lush backyard if you're interested in growing more herbs than there already are. Do contact me if you have anymore questions.
1 room available for rent in brand new house (currently nearing building completion, photos on request) available from late May 2017. Share with one male (owner/occupant) and one female, both in early 20's. Includes All Bills providing privilege is not abused (Reverse Ducted Air Conditioning, Electricity, Water, Gas and Unlimited Wifi on the NBN). Situated in new estate, approx. 5 min drive to CSU, Cafes and Coles. Rent period negotiable. Must be clean, tidy and sociable. Fully Furnished House, New Appliances, Two Seperate Living areas, shared Bathroom (will only be shared if another housemate there as have an ensuite also), separate Toilet, Internal Laundry with Dryer. 175 p/wk unfurnished, or can arrange as furnished - pretty flexible. Message me if you have any questions or want any further info! Welcome for inspections.
Located in Lake Innes walking distance and close to Coles supermarket CSU and PMBH. Easy drive to CBD. Lovely area with outdoor living area. Accommodation includes sharing with myself and my 18 year old daughter. We are both very clean and tidy and expect our housemate to be the same. We are easy going and work full time.
Fully furnished room available in furnished 3 bedroom townhouse in a quiet, peaceful, leafy townhouse complex. Close walking distance to both Flynns and Nobbys beaches, local shops, cafes and bus stop to town. 5 mins drive to town centre, 10 mins to Settlement city, University, TAFE, and hospital. Room includes single bed, built -in wardrobe, bedside table, desk / lamp; ceiling fan (welcome to bring your own furniture). Room is $200 per week ALL BILLS - electricity, water, Internet / Wi-Fi, Foxtel and incoming phone calls are INCLUDED. Bond required ($800) 6 -12 month lease with view to extend. Shared spaces include: shared bathroom (2nd toilet downstairs), laundry (washer / dryer / ironing facilities), fully equipped kitchen, furnished lounge / dining room, covered outdoor entertainment area with BBQ; street and off street parking lot. We are looking for a flatmate who is self-reliant, responsible, clean and tidy with references to share this rental. Students, medical staff, professional people or like-minded persons are most welcome. Non smoker. Sorry no pets. About US - current flatmates x 2 - early 20's - 1 is studying & working; other working in retail. We are easy going, friendly, social, live in a happy environment and looking for persons similar. If interested please call/SMS to arrange a suitable inspection time. Available 18/06/2017 . No time wasters please. Genuine people only.
Quiet street only 200m from both nobbys and Shelly beach. Internet and bills are all included this place is furnished apart from a bed you will need to provide for yourself and rooms have built in wardrobes.
2 rooms available, both down stairs and will share a bathroom. Huge 2 storey house with a large back deck and yard Quiet, safe area close to town and beaches Friendly, sociable flat mates Lock up garage shared with one other. Unlimited wifi and Netflix Available. Individuals or Duos Welcome
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spacious and very comfortable main bedroom with walk-in wardrobe and private ensuite. Location: Within easy reach of all Port's most beautiful locations as well as the CBD. Great shopping centre and hotel nearby. This is one of the best locations in the region. House: Comfortable, spacious, modern and immaculately clean. Huge sun room with smart TV for the netflix binge. Peaceful garden with a deck guaranteed to chill you out. Housemates: Friendly and unobtrusive. If you feel like a chat, that's great ... if you just want to retreat to the spacious bedroom, that's great too. Amenities: Fully equipped kitchen, large fridge, 10 kg washing machine, spacious pantry.


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GREEN BAY, Wis. (GreenBayPhoenix.com) – For the third time this season, Green Bay freshman Tesha Buck (Red Wing, Minn.) was tabbed as the Horizon League Freshman of the Week, as announced by the conference office on Monday.
On Sunday, Buck finished with a career- and game-high 17 points as the Phoenix fell to Wichita State. She shot 5-for-7 from the field while playing a career-high 38 minutes in the contest. Buck also added a career-high seven rebounds and set a career-high with five three-point field goals and six total field goals made.
Currently averaging 10.3 points per game, Buck is the only freshman in the Horizon League to average double-figures in scoring and continues to pace the conference with a 2.85 assist-turnover ratio. She also leads the Phoenix in assists per game (4.1), steals per game (1.7), minutes played (31.8) and free throw percentage (13-18, 72.2%).
Wright State's Tay'ler Mingo joined Buck on the weekly honor roll as the player of the week after posting a game-high 24 points in the Raiders 79-54 win over Xavier.
Buck took home the award on back-to-back weeks earlier this season (Nov. 18 and Nov. 25). The Phoenix has now earned the award four out of the six weeks this season, as redshirt freshman Mehryn Kraker (West Allis, Wis.) was named the freshman of the week to start the season.
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Mind your (flea-market) manners
By BARBARA TAORMINA
Special to the Sunday News | May 18. 2013 8:12PM
Part-time musician and flea-market dealer Lowell Keith of Wareham, Mass., shows off a vintage bass at Shirley's Flea Market in Hollis. Keith says he scours yard sales for deals he can offer at flea markets. (BARBARA TAORMINA)
On one side of the road is Shirley's Flea Market, owned and operated by Shirley Burt. A few steps away on the other side of the street is the Hollis Flea Market, owned by the Prieto family. Together they form a sea of tables loaded with all categories of merchandise - some new, some used, some that dates back more than a century.
For Prieto, the 1970s and '80s were the heyday of the traditional New England flea market, typically set outdoors in an open field. During the '90s, shoppers hungry for odd items and great prices started turning to big Internet markets such as eBay and Craigslist.
Burt believes television programs such as "Antiques Roadshow" and "America's Lost Treasures" also have helped grow the crowds at flea markets.
Any entrepreneur can clean out an attic, pay Burt or Prieto $25 for a space and open a business.
"Business isn't as good as it used to be," said Getchell.
"Something like that cut-glass pitcher used sell for $35 or $40," he said as he pointed to a pretty piece that was part of a collection of vases, dishes and tea cups set up on a table tipping slightly to one side. "Today, it sells for a couple of dollars."
Dealers expect to haggle with customers. It's a flea-market tradition.
"When I'm buying, I like to give people a fair price," Downs said, adding that he doesn't try to bargain anyone down when he's looking at something rare and unusual.
When dealers quote a price of $30 for an item, it's not good flea-market form for a buyer to scoff that it's not worth $10 or mention another dealer is selling something better for half the price.
For Burt, good haggling begins with the words buyers choose when they make counteroffers.
If dealers say a price is firm, flea-market manners require the customers to either pull out the wallet and pay, or say thank you and move along.
Flea-market dealers sell all types of things, and expertise varies. Someone who specializes in old farm tools might not be up on 19th-century first-edition American novels. When buyers spot items they think are being mislabeled, it's fine to ask questions or share ideas. However, flea-market veterans say, it's unnecessary to criticize sellers for a lack of knowledge and experience, and even worse to question their integrity.
But not everyone with a table at a flea market is an experienced, professional dealer.
Casual or once-in-a-blue-moon sellers can be at a disadvantage with a knowledgeable buyer who spots treasures and races to purchase them for a fraction of their value.
"If I knew something was valuable and marked low, I would tell (the dealer)," she said. "I also tell people to mark stuff up so they'll have room to go down."
Prieto said it's complicated and really depends on the individual situation.
Both Burt and Prieto said investing a little time researching items is the best way to determine fair prices.
Selling strategies
On the seller side of the table, there's usually a feeling of camaraderie. Most people have been up since 4 a.m. loading up cars and trucks and hauling stuff to the flea-market sites, where they then spend another hour unpacking.
"They are all out there together, and they watch out for one another," Prieto said of the dealer regulars. "They'll watch each other's tables when someone wants to take a break, and they keep an eye out for any theft."
But, most of the time, sellers are helping one another. Burt said they are really like an extended family.
And they come from all different backgrounds with all sorts of interests. Antiques and collectibles are flea-market staples, but in one corner of Shirley's Flea Market, people on April 28 also were selling shotguns, designer beads, model-car kits and neon pink geodes.
Prieto described flea markets as the "last pure bastion of capitalism," where supply and demand rule, and buyers and sellers meet and do business face to face.
"The thing that gets you hooked is when you find that one perfect piece you never knew existed and never realized you needed to have," he said with a laugh. "That's what keeps people coming back."
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Canisius College (10-5) at Ohio University (3-11)
Friday, March 15 - 2 p.m. (DH)
Saturday, March 16 - 1 p.m.
Sunday, March 17 - 1 p.m.
Probable Starters
Game 1: RHP Garrett Cortright (4-0, 1.29 ERA) vs. RHP Jake Miller (1-2, 5.33 ERA)
Game 2: RHP Rohn Pierce (1-1, 6.20 ERA) vs. RHP Marck Paliotto (0-4, 5.82 ERA)
Game 3: RHP Devon Stewart (1-2, 5.40 ERA) vs. RHP Connor Sitz (0-2, 5.52 ERA)
Game 4: LHP Alex Godzak (1-1, 2.70 ERA) vs. TBA
- Winners in six of its last seven games, the Canisius College baseball team heads to Athens, Ohio to face Ohio University in a four-game series this weekend.
- Canisius and Ohio met in a three-game series in 2003 with the Bobcats sweeping all three games.
- Canisius is opening the season with its first 19 games away from the Demske Sports Complex. The Griffs' home opener is set for March 23, against Saint Peter's.
- Junior Jesse Kelso was named the MAAC Player of the Week on Monday. Kelso hit .462 in the four-game series at Longwood last weekend, scored eight runs and posted a .769 slugging percentage and .611 on-base percentage.
- Canisius is one of two teams in the Northeast Region, along with Maryland, with 10 wins on the season.
- On the season, Canisius has seen the leadoff batter reach in 46 percent of the innings while limiting its opponents to 33.1 percent.
- The Canisius baseball team has won 185 games since the start of the 2008 season, the fourth-highest total in the Northeast.
- Canisius has qualified for the postseason in each of the last six seasons, winning the MAAC regular-season title in 2008 and 2010.
- Canisius has had eight players selected in the Major League Baseball Draft since 2008.
- The Golden Griffins have had three All-Americans as well as three freshman All-Americans in the past six seasons.
- Canisius has also had four Capital One Academic All-Americans during the last three seasons.
- Junior Garrett Cortright leads the pitching staff with four victories in four starts to go along with a 1.29 earned run average and 25 strikeouts in 28 innings.
- Junior Jesse Kelso leads the team with a .426 batting average, 19 runs scored and 20 hits. Kelso is also tied for the team lead with 12 RBI.
- Junior Jimmy Luppens is second on the team with a .424 batting average and paces the squad with six HBP in 10 games.
- Freshman Alex Godzak threw seven shutout innings in a 7-0 win at Longwood on Sunday, allowing three hits, walking one and striking out four.
- Canisius has stolen 37 bases in 41 attempts on the season and allowed six steals in 11 attempts.
- Junior Garrett Cortright is tied for second nationally with four victories. At the start of the week, Cortright was one of 19 pitchers in the country with four wins in four appearances.
- Canisius ranks 31st in runs per game (7.0), 26th in doubles per game (2.2), 12th in stolen bases (37), 19th in hit by pitch (28) and 35th in on-base percentage (.399).
- Junior Jesse Kelso is 17th in the country in runs per game (1.36) and 50th in batting average (.426).
- Ohio enters the weekend with a 3-11 record. The Bobcats lost 6-3 to No. 9 Kentucky on Tuesday, after losing two of three to Oakland last weekend.
- Taylor Emody leads the team with a .345 batting average while Jake Madsen is hitting .340 with a team-best 18 hits.
- Jake Miller (5.33 ERA) and Marck Paliotto (5.82 ERA) have each made five starts on the season. Logan Cozart has a 0.87 ERA in nine appearances (10.1 innings) out of the bullpen.
- Ohio is hitting .233 as a team, has a 5.18 earned run average and a .960 fielding percentage.


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Discussion in 'Shiny Things' started by Jurgen, Mar 2, 2010.
That thing is cool.
I'd snap that thing right up too!!
A little off topic, and I haven't read the whole thread (I peek in from time to time), but is there such a thing?
One of the AWD SUVs I am considering can only tow 1500 pounds with a tongue weight of 150 pounds. My dirt bikes won't fit inside the SUV, and a hitch carrier with bike(s) will weigh a lot more than 150 pounds, so I would need a trailer.
Open trailers are okay, but I would prefer an enclosed one to keep the bikes out of the public eye (one is expensive, the other kind of rare) so no one is tempted.
I was wondering if there was such a thing as a trailer that would weigh in well under 1500 pounds (with two dirt bikes that total 500 pounds) and was enclosed in some fashion. It doesn't have to be a a Wells Cargo type enclosure, just something that encloses the bikes - probably a plastic shell of some sort.
I saw this, which is the closest thing I came across:
Even though it says it is a one bike trailer, I bet I could get both my bikes in there.
"Smart Car Trailer"
"Yuppy Wagon"
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Its a cool trailer but then again it reminds me of J-john laying on its side.
Not sure if a full-sized dirtbike would fit without compressing the forks a bunch. Though pretty cool.
Check the UK and Australian sites for the same vehicle.
For example, the Outback 3.0R [6 cylinder] Outback we have is rated for 3500 lbs in the US, but the same vehicle was rated for 2,000 KG in Australia and Europe - more like 4,400 lbs. My WRX is not officially rated for towing in the US, but in Australia it's rated for 1,200kg (2,640) with trailer brakes or 650kg (1,430lbs) without trailer brakes.
Probably a bit big for little/light, but I really like this trailer I saw for sale
R-Vision Bantam Packer
It looks like it was originally a Trailerboat shell. There should be a boat on the roof!
Fuudddge that's awesome...
Agreed. It looks like it's for one "fully dressed" Harley or Goldwing.
I'll be damned. I saw one of them at a car show once. I didn't make the connection. That's gotta be saved by someone!!!
I own this thing... super light weight and with it's large tires and pointed nose makes it great for towing and tracks great. I have it for sale but if I still have it next spring I may modify it for camping. It's 4x8...
I would turn that into a tiny camper in a skinny minute. A couple of windows, a roof top vent, wire in some 110 and 12v and a 2 doors and you would have the perfect rigid tent...
What are you asking for it?
Kewl, and they are still sold. If I was closer I would look you up.
I was looking at the others - the ones that look like a porta-potty on its side, and they are not tall enough for a dirt bike. My dirt bikes are 48" at the handlebars and the trailer is 41" inside (at least at the opening anyway).
I also found this:
Between the need to either haul a trailer or put a bike in the vehicle, and the need for something a little better in the snow than a lightweight AWD version of a 2WD vehicle, I decided I would want either a Toyota compact pickup or a Jeep. I.E., something a bit more heavy duty.
I had six inches of snow when I got up this morning so I took the truck to work instead of the Bimmer. Would have never made it with the car. Driving a 1+ ton flatbed truck was exactly fun, but being a 4x4 it did well in the snow. Problem is that the snow only lasted for two miles until I got to the pavement and then the truck was just a slow old beast.
Need to get something smaller and more of a daily driver. I was hoping that I wouldn't have any snow and then I got it dumped on me. May get more tonight.
this guy made his own:
Thanks, I'm asking 1800, cost just over 3000 for a new one in Edmonton Alberta where they're still made. Link here
There common use is small rvs and mobile offices for the larger ones, I believe they go to 26ft.


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The male analog to menopause—or andropause—has been associated with menopausal-like symptoms, including weakened bones, decreased sex drive, and even hot flashes and irritability. While this condition is controversial, more and more men are asking their doctors for testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) prescriptions to alleviate some of these symptoms. But is TRT a safe and effective treatment for age-related declines in testosterone? And which men—if any—should be taking it?
Male Hormones Over Time
Testosterone is one of the male sex hormones—or androgens—responsible for the development of masculine characteristics. During puberty, testosterone initiates the enlargement of the penis and testes, growth of facial and pubic hair, deepening of the voice, increases in muscle mass and strength, and growth in height. In male adults, testosterone is involved in the maintenance of sex drive, production of sperm cells, male hair patterns, muscle mass, and bone mass.
As men age, their production of testosterone naturally declines. But this age-related hormonal decline is much less dramatic in men than in women. During menopause, the production of estrogen and progesterone decreases sharply in women. The drop in testosterone is much more subtle in men.
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Low levels of testosterone have been associated with weakened bones, diabetes and cardiovascular disease rates, diminished sex drive, and muscle loss in aging men. Signs of low testosterone levels include decreased sex drive, erectile dysfunction, low sperm count, reduced fertility, and increased breast size. Some men may even experience menopausal-like symptoms, including hot flashes, irritability, difficulty concentrating, and depression.
If your doctor suspects your testosterone levels are low, a simple blood test can check it. But since testosterone levels fluctuate widely throughout the day, a single test may not be able to diagnose testosterone deficiency. Generally, the acceptable range of levels is between 250-1,000 nanograms per deciliter (ng/dL) for total testosterone.
While testosterone does decline with age, diseases and conditions of the testes, pituitary gland, hypothalamus, and various genetic conditions may also cause reductions in the production of testosterone. If your testosterone levels are abnormally low, your doctor may perform additional tests to look for damage to the testes, or hypothalamic or pituitary gland diseases. If one of these diseases or conditions is detected, treatment may resolve the testosterone deficiency, or TRT may be indicated. In addition, some medications may cause the testosterone level to drop. Diminished testosterone levels are a known complication of chronic opioid therapy for chronic pain.
Testosterone Replacement Therapy (TRT)
There are different delivery methods of TRT for clinically low testosterone levels in otherwise healthy men, such as pills, injections, patches or gels, and a tablet that adheres to the gum surface. TRT might benefit men who suffer the symptoms of low testosterone in a number of ways, including:
- Increasing sex drive
- Restoring erectile function
- Improving mood
- Increase bone density
- Maintaining beard growth
- Increasing muscle mass
For years, menopausal women took hormone replacement therapy (HRT, a combination of estrogen and progesterone) to relieve symptoms of menopause and increase bone density. However, HRT has been linked with increased risk of breast cancer, heart disease, stroke, and blood clots. It is not clear at this point if testosterone therapy effects cardiovascular outcomes in men.
There are also concerns that TRT may increase the risk of prostate enlargement, and prostate cancer. So far studies have not shown conclusive evidence of this.
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Walter Knoll is probably best known as a St. Louis florist. However, when an accident severed his thumb, the possibility of struggling to create flower arrangements was not his first fear.
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Today is the last day to back "Comics Undressed" on Kickstarter. Here's a video about the documentary and a description below. Help them out!
Comics, heralded as a white heterosexual masculine medium, has in fact a diverse range of contributors, many of whom are women, non-white, and/or do not conform to the binary constructs of sexual or gender identity. However, such voices often go unrecognized or are demeaned in mainstream media. Moreover, the lack of equal economic opportunities for a wide range of creators stifles the output of our culturally diverse society, which in turn is reflected in negative or absent portrayals of women, queers, and people of color in the content of the medium itself.
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AMES, Iowa -- Iowa cow-calf producers may soon be receiving a survey in the mail from the Iowa Beef Center. As part of its ongoing commitment to providing accurate and timely information to the state's beef industry, IBC is asking the cow-calf segment for opinions on a variety of topics, according to director Dan Loy.
"Growth opportunities and challenges exist in cattle production, and we want to identify both of those so we can assist in profitable, sustainable growth of the industry," he said. "To do so, we need help from Iowa cow-calf producers and that's why we developed this survey."
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The survey was mailed Feb. 7, so producers in the selected group should start to receive the mailing soon. A postage-paid envelope is included for convenience, and Loy said anyone with questions should contact him at 515-294-1058.


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Discussion in 'Off The Beaten Track' started by nubka, Dec 4, 2012.
Thank you for the recipe. I will definately try it!
I've used a meat thermometer for years...it doesn't help.
I do this too. BTW, the meat always tastes fine. It's just that the meat is tough or else, the last time I made a roast in a slow oven, the meat fell into shreds & the vegetables were mush.
BTW, I have used the same candy thermometer for at least 40 yrs & my candy always comes out. I don't know how anyone makes candy without one.
Who has a recipe for the sort of brownie that is pretty thin, crackles on top, not too sweet, right in between cake-y and fudgy - the kind you would sprinkle powered sugar on top. My friend made these when i was a kid, and I have never found the right recipe.
When I try to adapt recipes I find, I can't get that crackly top right.
I've found for roast beef that the quick/slow method works even for grass-fed beef that has little fat. I make a paste of herbs and garlic and coat the outside, put in the oven at 425 for 10-15 minutes, and then turn the heat down to 325.
Are you talking about pot roast? For me, pot roast always, always goes in the pressure cooker, and I add the vegetables as it cooks rather than having it all cook for the same time. The only reason I have a pressure cooker is pot roast, but that's reason enough to keep it.
I have/had (?) a great brownie recipe. If I find it, I'll post it.
I can't make good tuna salad. I can actually make and stretch phyllo to a tissue thin consistency with no holes, but cannot make tuna salad.
Farmington cookbook has a great method of cooking roast beef medium rare from end to end.
I love roast when it's so tender that it shreads...
Ooops, wrong quote. I was responding to Taf2002's post.
For those having problems with chocolate chip cookies, I agree shortening is the way to go as well. Also, the less time the better as they will still cook when you take them out of the oven. You also don't want to over mix your ingredients, just to the point where they are all incorporated.
If none of the suggestions help, it may be that your oven just runs hot. Try turning down the temperature a little.
I just add dried Italian seasoning, some fresh rosemary, 1/2 cup of water, some veggies and jar of pepperoncinis (liquid and all) in a crock pot and it makes a great roast that falls apart.
The most useful tip ever given to me on scrambling eggs is to turn the heat off under the pan about 3/4 through the scrambling process. The pan will retain enough heat to finish the cooking process and the eggs don't over cook and end up too dry or hard scrambled.
Similarly, heat the plate. That way you can put the eggs on the plate just when they are about perfect, knowing they will finish on the plate - and they won't get cold and rubbery before you have a chance to eat them. Turn the oven to 200, when it reaches heat, turn it off and put the plates in for a few minutes.
Isn't tuna salad really just tuna and mayo and maybe some diced celery thrown in for crunchiness ?
It think it depends on how "Mom" made it... I grew up with tuna salad that had hard boiled eggs in it, but when I moved to Minnesota, most people had never heard of putting eggs in tuna salad. Of course, I don't like tuna all that much, so anything that makes it taste less fishy is fine by me.
Also depends on whether you really want mayo or you prefer the tang of Miracle Whip. Tuna salad is like meatloaf - 1,000 recipes and no two alike.
For chocolate chip cookies, it depends on how you like them. Search for Alton Brown's three recipes: the thin, the puffy, and the chewy (those are his names). I like the chewy, and it calls for melting the butter first (no shortening!) and changing the proportions of white vs. brown sugar, and the amount of flour.
I'm terrible at making bread. IF I can get it to rise and be kneaded/punched down/etc. I typically burn or undercook the loaf.
However, I am awesome at soups/stews and make some great roasts.
If you like bland food, I suppose it is. I've had spectacular tuna salad and bland. I like the spectacular, and everywhere I have had spectacular, they demure when asked for the recipe. Dunkin Donuts, of all places, used to have a tuna salad about ten years ago that was out of this world good. I was told they got it from costco, but it is not the same.
Can you post a link or the recipe? My DD is a Nutella FREAK! Thanks
Here's the direct link to the recipe. I don't want to raise expectations too much, but seriously, these are fantastic.
Note: I've never used nuts in mine, and my batches always come out smaller than theirs - I think the cookie size in the recipe must be quite small.
Do you like beer bread? Because this one is super-easy to make.
Another note: when I make it the bread is done in about 35 minutes.
Rob, the secret to thin crackly brownies is to use a slightly larger pan than called for & decrease the baking time. I've been using this recipe from the Dallas SPCA Cookbook for years & everyone raves about them:
3/4 cup melted butter (1 1/2 sticks)
1 1/2 cups sugar
1 1/2 teaspoons vanilla (I put 2 tsps)
3/4 cups unsifted flour
1/2 cup cocoa
1/2 teaspoon baking powder
1/2 teaspoon salt
(optional - 1 cup pecans or walnuts)
Blend butter, sugar, vanilla. Add eggs, beat with spoon. Add baking powder, cocoa, salt, & flour, blend well. Add nuts if desired. Spread in greased & floured 8 inch square pan (I use a 8 X 11 1/2 brownie pan) & bake at 350 degrees F for 40-45 minutes (I bake for about 38 mins) or until brownies begin to pull away from the edges of the pan.
I occasionally ice these with fudge icing but they don't really need it.
Wow, those look amazing! I may curse you later as they look like the type of cookies I'd end up eating waaay too many of ... but for now, thank you!
My biggest baking challenge is pastry. It's not a big deal, since I actually don't care for pastry or pies very much, but every once in while there's a need for it. Like at Christmas, for tourtière (I make a kick-ass vegetarian tourtière). Luckily my mother is the pastry queen so I usually get her to do the shells and I do the filling. Of course then she gripes about it because, in her view, the best pastry uses lard, but she has to make a vegetable shortening version for me ...
Oh, I always make sure that I have plenty of people to share them with! And I only make 2/3 of the quantity in the recipe, too. FWIW, my main challenge is not eating too much of the cookie dough and the leftover Nutella.
^^^my DD thanks you Zemgirl!
I can make pretty good tuna salad, but some folks might not like it. I always buy the best tuna and drain it really well. The regular stuff is pretty much like cat food. I use boiled eggs, which I grate instead of chopping because that's the way my mother did it. I add some chopped, unpeeled apple (I like the taste and it gives a little color), chopped green olives, and chopped pecans. If I have celery, I'll add that too. I like it a little bit sweet, so I may use Miracle Whip instead of mayo if I have it on hand. I use the dressing sparingly--just enough to hold everything together. Really good!
Grannyfan, my mother made it like yours except no green olives. She used grapes cut in half instead.
Tourtiere is a meat pie - do you make it with tofu instead? All the French Canadians I know are very fussy about their tourtieres, and very opinionated as to the best way to make it (theirs of course ) and I'm trying to imagine a few of them if you were to say it's filled with tofu!
re tuna salad - in addition to mayo, onion, celery, salt and lots of pepper, I'll often add fresh parsley if I have it, and to really zing it up, finely diced red pepper and fresh cilantro. Also, in Canada you have the choice of tuna packed in water or oil, whereas all the canned tuna I saw on US store shelves was packed in oil - that can make a huge difference to flavour.
That's odd because I have a hard time finding tuna packed in oil. Maybe it's just the area of the country you're looking in.
Admittedly yes - this was when I lived in NY a few years back.


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The plan was to head out to a walk-in spot today pre-dawn and get a quick hunt in. Today was to be a day of helping. A good friend and mentor of mine has a house on LBI in NJ and suffered some damage from Hurricane Sandy. We had organized a small work party to meet at the local Home Depot with my utility trailer in tow to carry the supplies. The alarm rang at 3:45AM and I went to shake my 11 y.o. hunting buddy. He woke and looked at me with tired eyes. I asked if he was ready to go. I received a groggy look but no spark in his eye. Typically, he wakes and is up getting dressed before I can even say good morning. Today, he was shot. I gave him an easy out considering the work day before us. We each took another 2 1/2 hours of rest and altered the plans for a possible evening hunt.
We met my buddy at the local Home Depot at the appointed time and headed to his house. We managed to get all of the work done that was required and some extras. Then we were rewarded with a fantastic afternoon lunch of pot roast, potatoes and carrots. Nice warm food for the stomach. Perfect. After lunch we finished up some other chores, located all of the tools and packed the vehicles.
It was still a couple hours before sunset, so my son and I decided we would take a drive to inspect some of the ramps we regularly use during the season. While we were out, we were hoping to get in a little sneak and creep hunting. Something that can be a lot of fun and teaches you to travel light.
Our first stop along the way showed the ramp to be in excellent condition. While we were driving along one of the channels, we noticed this little guy swimming about being very curious. This little Hooded Merganser gave us quite a show, but unfortunately was not in a legal shooting area. We were completely satisfied in observing and not taking.
After the display by the Merganser, we moved on to the next spot and found this nice little flock of Atlantic Brant.
This proved that we were in the right spot for a sneak and creep, we just need to figure out where we wanted to go in. We travelled along a little further and found the spot. We pulled over and got our things together. When I mention we travelled light, that is just what we did. We were still dressed in the work clothes from the day, which only consisted of one camoflage garment, my son's sweatshirt. Each armed with a shotgun, 6 shells, a trusty little white dog and SxS (a travelling decoy that I am involved with this year), we walked off in search of success.
We spotted a flock of Brant off in the distance and started our way out to the bank. As we crept along, we noticed three separate flocks floating along, eating as they went, but lazily floating with the current. Fortunately for us, that current was floating in our direction. We crept to a spot where we could be just behind an outside bend in the creek to provide some advantage for us. We hunkered down to wait, with the dog at heel and laying at my side. My son gently slid SxS into the water in front of us and got back to his position. I gave a word of caution to remain as still as possible. We sat with our guns at the ready.
The first two small flocks saw us as we were setting up but continued to drift in our direction. As they came to the bend, the swam out wide and headed across the channel. Still in shooting distance but a little farther than I would have liked for my son to have success. We kept our eye on the third flock. They were not wise to our location and floated right into position as I hoped for. The floated to within 20 yards of our position. I slowly turned to my son and reminded him he could take two and no more. I encouraged him to pick two birds now while they were on the water. Then softly said, we could each take our limit right here if we did this right. I confirmed he was ready and called the shot. We both stood and spooked the flock, they came up off the water and tried to scatter. We both took our shots. I knocked down two with two shells. My son took down two with three shots. Once they hit the water, we dispatched two that were wounded. Now there were four birds on the water that accounts for a two man limit of Atlantic Brant. That is a first for us, let alone my son taking a double!!
Now we had to attend to the getting the birds from the water. In comes the trusty little white dog. She is a wonderful little English Setter and does very well for me retrieving all sorts of game. With some great work from her, she made four beautiful retrieves after a little confusion as to how she was supposed to bring back four birds at one time.
All I can say, is God shined upon us today and we were very excited. There were some big smiles from both of us and a happy but very cold and wet little white dog.
SxS slinking along near the shore. A hand carved pair of Blue Wing Teal from Illinois.
The little white dog and the fruits of her hard work.
The best hunting buddy a guy can ask for, his very tired 11 y.o. son.
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Recent academic work has documented that the career cost of family for women in highly-educated, inflexible professions varies with the education level and earnings of their spouses. Hurder builds a game-theoretic model to investigate the tradeoffs that high-earning women make among family, career, and equal-earning spouse. She shows that, when time required for childcare is nontrivial, high-earning women must compromise on one of these dimensions. Long-hours, inflexible professions will have fewer "power couples" with children, and a higher fraction of women with career and family in these professions will have spouses with lower-earning, flexible jobs. As women's potential earnings approach those of men, the payoffs to being a "secondary earner" husband increases.
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QUEENS, N.Y. - The 11th-ranked Villanova Wildcats (9-3, 1-2) wouldn't take the lead until 4:06 remaining in the fourth quarter, but goals from Michael Vigilante (Massapequa, N.Y.) and Matt Bell (Severna Park, Md.) would solidify the 11-9 victory over St. John's (4-8, 2-3) on Saturday afternoon.
The driving rain at DaSilva Memorial Field made for sloppy play on both sides as the Wildcats posted their first win in conference play this season.
Head Coach Michael Corrado states, "We got off to a slow start but played a good second half. I'm proud of the way our guys stepped up in the fourth quarter and made a run to get the win." Corrado continued, "It was important for us to get our first BIG EAST win today and that's what we did."
Junior Kevin Cunningham (Garden City, N.Y.) led the team with four points via two goals and two assists, while sophomore Jack Rice (Baltimore, Md.) and Vigilante each contributed three points apiece.
Villanova found themselves down 3-0 just six minutes into the contest as the Red Storm notched three scores in the opening minutes from Keegan, Fitzgerald and Switzer.
VU's Rice responded at the 7:38 mark off a nice transition play from defenseman Ryan McDonagh (Huntington, N.Y.), and would net his second goal of the game and 25th of the season just over a minute later off a Cunningham assist to get the `Cats to within one at 3-2.
St. John's would match their biggest lead of the game with scores from Keegan, Holenstein and Switzer to begin the second quarter up 6-2 over Villanova. Cunningham would break nearly 15 scoreless minutes at the 6:56 mark off an unassisted goal to cut the STJ lead to 6-3, while the Red Storm and Wildcats would trade goals to end the half at 7-4.
Villanova would come out of the break with a huge rally and change in momentum, netting three straight goals from Small, Cunningham and Henrich to the game at 7-7. STJ's Switzer and McArdle would respond and extend the Red Storm lead at 9-7 after finding the net at the 7:17 and 6:02 marks, ending the quarter with a two-goal cushion going into the final stanza.
The fourth quarter would prove to be the highlight of the contest for the Wildcats, shutting out St. John's and netting four unanswered goals. Bell would bookend the quarter with a pair of goals at the 10:20 and 3:20 marks, while Rice and Vigilante would capture the game-tying and game-winning scores at the 9:35 and 4:06 marks to solidify the BIG EAST victory.
Despite the closely-contested match, Villanova would dominate in shots (39-26), ground balls (29-19) and faceoffs (13-24).
Defensively, STJ goalkeeper Jeff Lowman captured 16 saves in the defeat while VU's Billy Hurley (Morristown, N.J.) made five stops in the victory. Senior Brian Karalunas (Dewitt, N.Y.) tallied two takeaways and five ground balls to lead the team.
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Writing my thoughts on the way home from a game is a rarity for a number of reasons.
Often it is simply inconvenient but the main reason is I like to give myself time for the emotions and adrenalin to calm down a little in order to give as level-headed view as possible.
Before a ball was kicked in Manchester we all would have taken a point, few Gooners I believe would argue with that.
Heading north this morning however, all those in our party were confident we could come away with all three.
A comfortable journey, despite the shocking weather conditions in the south of the country and of course the usual pre-match refreshment increased the confidence and we took our places in the away section filled with eager anticipation.
For much of the first period I felt we completely controlled the game, our patient build-up seeing a couple of excellent chances go begging. To go one behind to such a simple goal late in the half was disappointing and undeserved.
Similarly to last season our overall performance comfortably deserved at least a point but with time running out it was looking less and less likely.
Cue Kos and a thunderous strike into the roof of the net. A quite marvellous jostle ensued!
Both sides could have nicked it after our late deserved equaliser but a point is an excellent result away at the current Man City so we'll take that with satisfaction and move on.
Having gone to Montpellier last week, Wednesday sees us embark on our second of three possible roads to Wembley, this time Coventry City providing the opposition.
Once again it will be no doubt an opportunity to take a look at some of our younger talent on the big stage.
As always and all being well, I will see you there.
A late goodbye from the M40!
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Chip18 thank you! Much rather try all of this before using the drugs. Try to keep my babies on a all natural diet.
He just plops it out. About 3 months ago i switched him from trifexis to sentinel. Do you recommend something different? Also I switched him from natures variety instinct to wellness core about 2 months ago
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Leia has definitely been a velcro dog too! She has the best recall of all my dogs lol. She comes to me no matter who calls her. Drives my roommate nuts since otherwise she usually listens, but if I'm around, no one tops mom.
People were having issues with Trifexis having that happen. Sentinel is what used to be Interceptor with an added flea oral medication that Novartis put in. The ingredient that's the main in that is the safer of those used to prevent heartworm disease, so its a usually more tolerated drug.
Leia has an allergy to chicken (when she got EN omg she was itching like mad, chewing her feet all the time, reverse sneezing fits that kept me up and her at night). I did some experimenting with different foods when I had different levels of money lol. She did wonderful on California Natural's Kangaroo and Red Lentil formula. However the cost eventually made it harder for me. Since then I've switched her to Natural Balance LID Sweet Potato and Fish. I am going to switch her and my golden to their Venison formula though in hopes that their messes won't stink quite as bad lol. I found that the limited ingredients and novel protein/starch forms really have helped her system a lot.
Leia has been with me now 2 years as of this past february, which makes it the longest she's ever been with somebody. Her breeders (who are the ones who owned her previously) are very happy that she's landed in her forever home and that she also has a job and is constantly active. It can be a long road, but if you can start to notice things that seem to make him nervous/help to calm him, in the long run it gets so much better!
|That sounds like my Bear! over the past few months he has started to become more of a "Velcro dog". we have had major problems in the past of him having blow outs with diarrhea thankfully the past 6 months have been a lot better. What do you feed? And the reason I switched from trifexis was bc he would get an upset stomach every single time after taking it.
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Sentinel should be actually a safer product than Trifexis. It's the only heartworm preventative that can be given to collies, and one of those that can be given to heartworm positive dogs without causing the rapid die off that can lead to cardiac embolism.
That aside, my female shepherd had terrible stress colitis. When we did a base level cortisol test on her, she came up high. However after doing an ACTH stim test on her, the numbers with that were normal. She would work herself up to the point where she would vomit and have projectile diarrhea. It was generally linked with her getting overly stressed about the situation at hand. She did not really have a super stable upbringing, lots of moving around and different people and places. She was basically a friendly and confident dog, but she was not sure what to expect. Would she be left somewhere today? Would someone else come to get her? Etc.
Not implying that your dog is thinking those things, but there could be something (maybe even really subtle that you don't notice) that is making him anxious like that. I literally was battling this diarrhea thing with Leia about every month for a year or so. She had terrible stress with loud noises (fireworks, thunder) and she was pretty much inconsolable. Things are a lot better now, but it took a lot of trial and error and eventually giving her a job so that our bond together got even stronger.
I think we have almost reached a year without any of this stress colitis/vomiting, and when there is thunder or fireworks sounding, she comes to me and sticks with me rather than try to head for the hills.
If there isn't a medical reason, there could be something that happened or is really a minor difference that has caused this. May not be super easy to see. Took me a good year and a grand worth of tests, not including all the meds and food, before I realized why she wasn't gaining weight, why we had the colitis and why she paced as much as she did. Definitely wish you luck.
|He just plops it out. About 3 months ago i switched him from trifexis to sentinel. Do you recommend something different? Also I switched him from natures variety instinct to wellness core about 2 months ago
It's undigested food. And when he vomits it's at least 5 hours after he has eaten. He doesn't vomit frequently either. Took him to vet on monday and blood work came back perfect. Thank you everyone again for the help
Does he heave the food up with retching or does it just plop out like nothing?
Just wondering If this could be mega-e
Also wondering if started or dosed any oral flea prevention or HW and what if yes?
|It's undigested food. And when he vomits it's at least 5 hours after he has eaten. He doesn't vomit frequently either. Took him to vet on monday and blood work came back perfect. Thank you everyone again for the help
He plays in the yard for an hour in the morning with our lab and gets a hour walk in the evening. I agree I really don't want to give him any drugs. Like i said this just started 2 weeks ago without any changes to my knowledge. Just getting worried for him especially the nights when he gets so stressed he vomits
What is the vomit like, brown digest or undigested food, yellow bile, white foam?
|Also what brand of food do y'all recommend? My babies are on wellness core large breed at the moment.
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The stars were shining this past weekend in Las Vegas as the biggest names in daytime TV were honored and a new Miss USA was crowned.
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cyclist's say share the road-the Law says give a 3ft, birth to Cyclist's, Well to me it's like this -share the expense for wider roads, Bike Lanes, register , have your road Bike Inspected and Insured like Motorist's..have lights and turn signals. & plates..Now you can share the Road too !!--The Sate passed anther Bike Law -If a Cyclist, his hit by a motor vehicle -the motorist has to prove it was the Cyclist's Fault-now we as motorist's should go out and get Dash cams -CYA !!!!--
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