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Australia batsman Simon Katich will remain in county cricket next year, having signed as Lancashire's overseas player for the season.
The 37-year-old spent this campaign with Hampshire, his fifth county, helping them win the Clydesdale Bank 40 and Friends Life t20.
Katich had a brief spell with the Red Rose in 2010, but is set to be available to them for an entire season this time as he is no longer centrally contracted by Australia.
The left-handed opener last represented his country during the 2010-11 Ashes; he averaged 45 with the bat in 56 Tests and 35 in 45 one-day internationals.
Katich first tasted county cricket in 2000 for Durham and two years later represented Yorkshire. The first of his two spells at Hampshire was from 2003 to 2005 and he also featured for Derbyshire in 2007.
He rejoins the 2011 County Champions as they seek an immediate return to the top flight following relegation this year.
Lancashire's cricket director Mike Watkinson said: "Simon is a quality performer and a top character. He knows our club and county cricket very well and has enjoyed an outstanding career, averaging over 50 in first-class cricket. Naturally, we are delighted to welcome him back to Old Trafford."
Head coach Peter Moores added: "It is great news to have secured a player of Simon's quality and his influence will be felt both on and off the field. We have an emerging group of Lancashire players who will benefit greatly from his experience and knowledge, and his ability as a player is beyond question."
Katich said: "I'm delighted to be returning to Lancashire after a short stint there in 2010. Firstly, I'd like to thank everyone at Hampshire Cricket for all they have done for me. I leave with many great friends and fond memories.
"Lancashire are a proud club who I'm sure will be looking to head straight back up to Division One and I'm determined to play a big part in this happening.
"I enjoyed working with Peter Moores and Glen Chapple in 2010. Their professionalism and attention to detail was particularly impressive and I'm hopeful, that with my experience, I can be a senior member of the squad and help a relatively young group in having a successful season in all forms of the game.
"Next year is a huge year at Old Trafford in that they're hosting another Ashes Test. Having played in an Ashes Test there before in 2005, I know it's going to be a really special time for everyone involved."
Katich follows Kabir Ali in joining Lancashire from Hampshire after the seamer moved this month.


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Ha Ha...believe it or not, that is a requirement.
So you guys don't want me anymore....
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So you guys don't want me anymore.... Wake up every morning wondering what new bike I'll find!
If you don't have pics, it probably didn't happen! A t-shirt without a pocket is just a garage rag! FIREBOLT BUILD RRBBO6: The Young American RRBBO7: Hot Rod Deluxe
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you cant point a finger at Yoothgeye ... you got to point like 6 or 8 .. har ... Ok I just wanted to kid also he has a really good thing going there for the kids.. I am guilty .. I pop in say nice bike ..leave a smart butt comment .. and am gone But once the rumored rat rod bikes TV show is on right after american pickers.. we will have even more stuff to talk about .. I love the smell of fresh barn finds in the morning
Re: WE TALK A LOT...I would guess that without all the non-productive chatting, the number of build threads would drop. That yammering is what makes it fun for me. I might as well build the bike without posting anything here at all otherwise.
I tried being serious, but it was boring.
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O.K Now thats funny!
Re: WE TALK A LOT...Or maybe a SUBTRACT build off.*
Hmmm, by the way, what were we talking about? *That doesn't make a lot of sense, but I'm going with it. I tried being serious, but it was boring.
Re: WE TALK A LOT...For what it's worth, I have links back to this place, the CABE, Southern Maryland Powder Coating (he gets lots of my money), and chess.com (because I like playing chess) on my BICYCLES webpage, seen here:
http://mybicycles.weebly.com/ How Come I'm Not In Charge?
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what is... hey thats pretty ... why am I here .. oh what is A.D.D. I love the smell of fresh barn finds in the morning
Re: WE TALK A LOT...I like all the talk.....
Re: WE TALK A LOT...I do like the talking also, but I don't look at some of the build threads anymore because you can go pages and pages and pages and see more ***** and catburgers than bicycles. I also like the fact that the language is clean, though in person I cuss a lot. I think that cussing would lead to more flame posts and critical bashing type talk. That is one of the best things about RRB, that everyone is accepting of others builds, processes, and results.
Good job RRB!!!! Do not hope for an easy life, hope for the strength to endure a hard one.
Re: WE TALK A LOT...Sometimes it's fun when a thread goes OT, and ventures into the ridiculous. I've had a few belly laughs trading goofy posts with some of the crew at the CABE. The only flip side of that is when a thread drifts into hot button stuff- arguments over politics, and religion can sour the vibe on a site quickly. And, I have to admit, I've been guilty of jumping in against my better judgment, and letting fly. No more. I have other sites to visit where I can talk all the politics and current events I want. I come to the bike sites to GET AWAY from that stuff.
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I understand completely, RR. I'm a Mod at an HD site, and threads go OT at the drop of a hat. There's usually a group of suspects that seem to do it all the time, but I've learned that it's just part of life on forums. Our current stats: Threads: 40,248, Posts: 574,618, Members: 23,899 Generally, we have 650-1000 members signed in at any one time. For a while, I started pruning threads, deleting posts that were OT or seemed to be jacking the threads, but then I got bombarded with PMs of "Where's my post?" Sticky threads I generally post, then close. Keeps them sanitary and free from jacking. A warning every once and a while seems to keep threads on topic, and being consistant about it workls as well. As well, we have NO PEOPLE under the age of 18, so for adults, you'd THINK a message of keeping threads OT would be listened to more.
Re: WE TALK A LOT...Even thought the cabe has tons of members its like no one ever responds to anything over there, your right, much better conversation over here, you see the same post for days even weeks on most of the sub forums over there, unmoved. From what I have seen not as much raw talent over there either.
If your psycho and you know it clap your hands! (That's your cue)
Re: WE TALK A LOT...I need to be monitoring threads more (but I've been busy this week with VBS, lets go off-topic about it), but I missed this one and have already been mentioned twice!
I've never been to the CABE, not once. I came here because I built a flat black bike with whitewalls and red rims and someone saw it and led me mere. Once I got here I saw Steve's signature line and intro and I knew I was in the right place. My daughter can read now and I don't care if she sees what you guys write. My son loves the bike photos and I'm not afraid to click into any thread to show him bikes without having to scan it ahead of time. I like off-topic, because that's what happens in real life conversations... at least it does with me. Schwinnray69, we still want you here buddy! Steve, thanks for all you do to allow us to talk a lot. Check out my Build-Off bike: ☆ 1936 Off-Roadmaster Klunker ☆
Re: WE TALK A LOT...I'm not sure sanitary and RatRodBikes fit all that well together.
I tried being serious, but it was boring.
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by Adam Chitwood Posted: January 31st, 2013 at 11:48 am
Jim Carrey will indeed be heading into heist territory with his next film. We reported back in October that Carrey was in negotiations to star in director Jared Hess' (Napoleon Dynamite) action-comedy Loomis Fargo, and Relativity Media announced today that the deal has closed and the actor will be fronting the film. The pic is inspired by true events and tells the story of a disgruntled bank employee who teams up with his work crush to conspire to rob Loomis Fargo. Though the plot sounds a tad similar to Carrey's Fun with Dick and Jane, hopefully it'll provide another opportunity to mix timely subject matter with some well-crafted humor.
Lorne Michaels and John Goldwyn (Baby Mama) will produce, while Danny McBride and Jody Hill are onboard as executive producers. A female lead has yet to be announced, but production is hoping to get underway this April in North Carolina. Hit the jump to read the press release.


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With the release of the state audit on the Harlan County Sheriff's Office, questions have been raised concerning when Sheriff Marvin J. Lipfird requested the Kentucky State Police begin an investigation of more than $37,000 missing from his department's drug account.
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Tuesday, October 23, 2007
There's no place like home...
Needless to say, the flights all filled up, and Mondays flights out looked worse. We hopped the last flight out of Norfolk, which happened to be going to JFK (New York.)We were happy to get the flight. Like dummies.
Anyone who has had the pleasure can testify to the fact that JFK is a PIT.
We get there, and put ourselves on stand-by for flight after flight. They kept filling up at the last minute, so we resign ourselves to the fact that we are going to have to buy a ticket on another airline to get ourselves out of New York.
We ask the very helpful and friendly <-----heavy sarcasm there) staff at the airport where the courtesy phones are so we can check on tickets.
They told us we needed to go out into a completely different terminal where ticketing was located. So we drag our dumb bags five country miles and across a busy intersection. (Like Frogger!)
We get to the parking garage looking building that is Ticketing.
It was nasty.
Cold cement walls and dim yellow lights and some smell I couldn't put my finger on, but I imagine that this is what it smells like in the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle Sewer Headquarters. Sort-of a stale sweat mixed with the anxious aroma of "sometime soon someone is going to sneak up on me and crank me in the head with a metal pipe."
We find a flight out of there to Vegas on another airline, so we get listed and ask the ticket agent where the other terminal is. It was inside the building that we were just in. So we head towards that building, and get stopped by security. We can't get into the other building without a boarding pass. We can't get a boarding pass because they don't give you those on stand-by. We hand them our stack of boarding passes to all the flights we had missed. They don't count anymore, because those flights have already left the airport.
So now, we can't even GET BACK INSIDE the airport.
Panic starts to rise like hot bile in my throat.
We try to get on stand-by to anywhere. Alaska, Paris, anything. Just to get back into the safety of the airport. Nothing.
The next flight we could try for was at 6 the next morning, and they could not issue us a boarding pass until four hours prior to the flight.
We were stranded. The least expensive hotel was $180.00 a night. That is a lot of Bazzill! We did not want to pay that for four hours. We were resigned to the fact that we were going to be spending the night at the airport, getting a boarding pass at 2am, and waiting it out until the flights started running again.
But remember, we are still in the scary parking garage!
Finally, we got a nice man to actually listen to us. I think it may have had something to do with the fact that I started crying. Not hysterical sobs, but those hot tears that you try to hold back, and you blink a lot to try to keep them at bay....yeah, those.
So he asked the obvious, if we were from somewhere else...yeah. And then I think he felt somewhat embarrassed by how rude everyone had been and our hopeless plight, and explained to us that not all of New York was this brutal, and continued to personally walk us over to the international terminal of the airport. He was nice. I was ready...so ready to buy an I DO NOT heart NY tee-shirt. That city wants to chew you up and spit you out.
The international wing was hopping. It is always hopping. There were people in sarongs and Orthodox Jews, and turban wrapped heads....and when we saw open food courts, we saw hope.
There were people sleeping all over the airport. This one guy unzipped his backpack and rolled out a freaking mummy sleeping bag, a pillow (not a bag of Craisins), noise reducing headphones and those eye-mask thingies. I was waiting for him to pull a Coleman lantern out of his Mary Poppins bag. He must do this a lot.
We ate, and felt better. And played some games, and finally, decided to sleep in shifts.
We curled up on a nice arctic-cold cement bench and Wendy gave it a go. She tossed and turned and finally used the bag of Craisins as a pillow. She slept a relaxing 17 minutes. Everyone in New York is so farking LOUD!
I think I slept a total of two hours. In 17 minute increments.
We cleaned up in the bathroom, and brushed our teeth.
Then we walked back to the ticketing garage. No one was working yet. We sat around, and finally got boarding passes to Salt Lake City at 7 am.
We finally had a golden ticket to get back inside the airport!
The Salt Lake flight filled.
The Atlanta flight filled.
The LAX flight filled.
For the love of all that is holy.....please, we need to GET OUT OF HERE.....
Our husbands were in more panic than us. Could be the fact that they have all 12 children.
They are clicking and conference calling and re-routing and finding anything to get us home.
There was a Vegas flight, and it looked hopeful, so they listed us, and as a back-up we were listed in the Orlando flight. Plus, they upgraded our stand-by status to a higher priority.
We made Vegas. It was only when the plane lifted up off of the ground that I unclenched my cheeks.
Not only did we make it, but got first class. So grateful. I can't even tell you how grateful. I would have sat on the toilet at this point, and helped wipe butts to get home. First class was awesome. Especially since it was a long flight. We mostly slept. And ate a good breakfast. Mmmmmmm...
We arrived in Vegas, and were on stand-by for the next four flights back to Salt Lake City. Plus, Sam was gassed up and ready to drive the four hours to pick us up.
We knew we were going home.
We made the 12:05 flight out of there.
We got into Salt Lake at 2:38.
Who else can say that this weekend they were in:
North Carolina
New York
Las Vegas
and Utah?
I came home, hugged the kids, gave them cheesy souvenirs, ate something, took a bath, and went to bed at 8pm. Slept like the dead 'til 8am, and I am planning on taking a nap today too. Maybe on a Craisin pillow, for old times' sake.
Trip details when I am coherent.
17 comments:
- Janet O. said...
That's about all I have to say. LOL - 10:39 AM
- Lee W. said...
Bless your heart- in the GOOD way! Glad you got home. That trip was definitely NOT the tits. Just the pits. hehehe Hugs to you and Wendy L.
- Wendy Inman said...
OMG! Seriously.... i have been trying not to say it but... YOU SHOULD HAVE STAYED ANOTHER NIGHT lol. You'll never come back now right? Love the pictures of your adventure. Especially Wendy L's sad face. Miss you both already!
Ok note to myself never and I mean NEVER travel with you again. You are bad luck girl. Sorry you had such a crappy flight. Good thing you had those craisins. Bet you wish you had packed some more of that food with you??
Hope you didn't have to use your "finger" - 11:15 AM
- Vee said...
holy moly!!!! that sucked but i am so happy y'all made it home safely!!
love your recap though, good thing for those crasins, lol! :)
xo - 11:29 AM
WOW, what a trip! Just think now you have a story to share...Crazy times. Glad you ladies made it home safely, it was great meeting you!
that is one crazy story! glad you got home one way or another. it was nice meeting you this weekend!
Yo Shaunte, gonna scrap this adventure??? :)
Seriously, what a nightmare, but aren't you glad you came?? Weekend rocked! - 1:59 PM
- Heather said...
Geez! What a nightmare! I used to be jealous of your free flights, but now I am thinking I am happy to have a silver medallion dh that travels a lot and we use frequent flyer miles AND get upgraded! Glad you are home-- and safe! I LOVE NYC!!! You should have stayed. It's not as mean as you think. And by the way.. the First class/medallion terminal at JFK is the butt-kissingest and cleanest EVER!!! Ha! You know I love ya, girl!
- Peg Graham said...
Craisins and flight delays and New Yorkers...OH MY!!!
Uh...dude, what is with you and vacations, woman? YOu still better visit next Getaway...maybe we can all pitch in and purchase secured tickets for you both next time, eh?
Love you both soooo much! Next year...you, me, Wendy L....Nuns on vacation in the ocean at OBX...got it? hehehe...snort. - 4:31 PM
- Bob said...
Lol.. you said "farking".
I hear that craisins taste like a$$!?
You should have stayed in Virginia, but realize it's not the same with me there.. hehe
Glad you made it safe! - 5:43 PM
- glenni said...
OMG, i can feel your jkf pain! wishing you an eliminating week ahead :)
- Jennifer Stewart said...
What memories, huh? Sorry, but I laughed about 17 times thru that story. My life is seriously boring compared to your adventures, woman.
SO glad you made it home :)
Jen - 7:46 PM
- Sara said...
1st I have to say that you make a crappy adventure like that sound HYSTERICAL!! 2nd I'm glad you're back safe & sound. 3rd I live about 30 mins from NYC-you are welcome to stay with us anytime. Not all people from this area are horrible!!
- Lisa said...
Wow! If I do not get in on that action next time I am gonna be bent! Glad you got hoem safe and sound. Good times!
- {Susan...Seriously.} said...
omigoodness! that soo sucks! nn is my old stomping grounds=0) at least your home!
- dar said...
Dude, you two should of stayed another night with Wendy and I, we are a whole lot more fun than the airport in NYC, what a nightmare. You need to scrap that experience. Glad you made it home okay. Hugs, bless your heart.


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We always get up to play San Antone. I feel that the game will be competitive but we'll win down the stetch by like 6-8 pts.
With the big three all back, the Pistons will not take them for granted and probably play better than they would, had they fielded just TD and a bunch of scrubs... (Scrubs seem to play up for us??) Expect a close game, but Pistons need to score 50 by halftime and be leading by the end of the third to win this Texas toughie
Pistons need a big game like they did against the Lakers, else they will loose. If they play like they did against Portland it will be a blow out.
This is your next game? I don't think i'm ready for this. Maybe they can reschedule LOL edited to add; They got blown out with the big 3 against a T-Macless HOU so there's hope.
This game depends solely on the number of minutes Walter gets (and I'm not talkin about Sharpe). Every minute he plays is 2 pts more that we lose by.
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It is with great sadness that we announce the death of Stanley R. Crooks, Chairman of the Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux Community since 1992, who passed away Saturday, August 25 at St. Francis Regional Medical Center in Shakopee, Minnesota, from natural causes surrounded by his loving family and friends. He was 70 years old.
Stanley Crooks served as Chairman of the Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux Community for more than 20 successive years and was reelected for a new four-year term of office in January of 2012. Under his leadership, the Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux Community has grown and thrived. Known for his decisiveness, quick humor, fierce defense of tribal sovereignty and self-determination, Chairman Crooks always put his Community first.
New Secretary/Treasurer Lori K. Watso Takes Office
September 10, 2012
The Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux Community General Council has filled a vacancy on its Business Council with the election of a new Secretary/Treasurer. Lori K. Watso, who served as the SMSC's Secretary/Treasurer from January 2000-2004, was elected to the position and sworn in on September 10, 2012. The vacancy was created by the sudden death of longtime Chairman Stanley R. Crooks on August 25, 2012. Pursuant to the constitutional procedures which govern the Community. Vice-Chairman Charlie Vig succeeded Chairman Crooks and Secretary/Treasurer Keith B. Anderson assumed the office of Vice-Chairman. A tribal election was held to fill the office of Secretary/Treasurer which became vacant when the two other members assumed their new roles.
The Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux Community, a federally recognized Indian Tribe in Minnesota, is the owner and operator of Mystic Lake Casino Hotel, Little Six Casino, Mazopiya, The Meadows at Mystic Lake, and other enterprises on a reservation south of the Twin Cities.


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"A real man is someone who trusts his sisters. Respects them. Wants to be on their team. And who stands up against the real bad guys."
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"A real man is someone who trusts his sisters. Respects them. Wants to be on their team. And who stands up against the real bad guys."
For years and years, we've been telling girls and women to make sure they don't get raped.
That's right.
Some rapes are not as bad as others. Some rapes are less traumatizing than others, or should I say more acceptable than others, given that the people who write this kind of garbage are making excuses for rapists.
I know I'm preaching to the choir here, but….
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I was fourteen years old the night my friend G took me to my first kegger. We told my mom we were going to "a little get together." I remember almost nothing about the evening—flashes, mostly. I remember absolutely nothing about being raped that night.
I might never have known about it, except that N--a woman I'd met the night before--mentioned it casually the next morning when I woke in a strange house with what might have been my first hangover.
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So, I've been toying with the idea of commenting on the globally notorious Steubenville rape trial, and the subject of rape in general. And I almost decided against it – because it's a little controversial, isn't it? It's not something we talk about. That's what we do with rape. We keep it quiet. We stay silent. And that's how we help to 'feed' a rape culture. So, silence be damned. And, while I'm aware that rape is not limited to women and girls, this piece is about society's attitudes towards rape and women, so I'll be using the female pronoun.
I need you to read this post: Teach Your Children. . . Well, and then I need you to listen to me. Really listen to me.
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Dish it to Downing: When the Media Makes a Mistake
By: Downing Bolls
Updated: April 10, 2009
He said, "a few weeks ago, you apologized for an error in a news story.
It seems like that apology went on over several days.
Why was that?"
Well, here's the thing: we try very hard to make sure what we report is right.
After all, accuracy is the hallmark of how we do our job -- or at least it should be.
At any rate, occasionally -- because we are only human -- we do make mistakes.
When we do, we always try to correct them as quickly as possible.
In this particular case, we had a mix-up of mug shots and incorrectly reported on the arrest of a local person for a crime that person was not involved in.
That person called us and once we became aware of the mix-up and confirmed it, we took steps to correct it.
That entailed running the correction and apology on the air, during every newscast the story initially appeared in.
We ran the correction and apology at ten that night and, because it happened on a Friday, we had to wait until Monday to air the correction in our five and six o'clock newscasts.
That's why it seemed like it aired so many times.
Meanwhile, controversy brewing in Beantown.
A Boston TV station has decided to preempt Jay Leno's new primetime show set to air this Fall on NBC.
WHDH announced earlier this month that it was going to substitute a local news program instead of running Leno, who by the way, is from Boston.
A Sunbeam Broadcasting spokesman said the Leno shows placement "will be very adverse" to the station's finances.
He told the Boston Globe that the company didn't think Leno would be effective in primetime (it is currently part of NBC's latenight line-up) and would be detrimental to the station's late evening newscast.
NBC is not taking it laying down.
It has notified the station that failing to carry Leno could endanger it's network affiliation.
So far, the war of words continues and the situation is at a stalemate.
As for what other NBC stations will do, several said that while Leno's show may not deliver more advertising revenue than a local newscast, they plan to stay with the show.
As one general manager told the trade publication Broadcasting and Cable, "Why would we walk? We haven't even seen the show yet."


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The Venice Film Festival (Mostra del cinema di Venezia) was founded in 1932, this is the first film festival in the world.
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On cool days, which we get plenty of here, I like to get out my slow cooker and make up a batch of this comforting stew. Trying to appeal to 10 picky eaters in our large household is not too easy, but with this recipe, everyone asks for seconds. -Barb Smith, Regina, Saskatchewan
Nutritional Facts 1 serving (1 cup) equals 299 calories, 10 g fat (3 g saturated fat), 53 mg cholesterol, 896 mg sodium, 32 g carbohydrate, 7 g fiber, 21 g protein.
Originally published as Beef Barley Stew in Taste of Home August/September 1998, p39
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Very tasty, comforting, basic recipe. My husband thought it was perfect. I would like to jazz it up a little with some red wine and spices for myself. Will make it again both ways.
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Very good! I substituted baby butter beans for the green beans and used beef broth instead of just water. My family loved it!
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It was good. I'd add a little more liquid to it next time because it was a bit to thick for us.
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After working outdoors all day, it was wonderful to come in and feast on this delicious stew! I added one more cup of water and deleted the canola oil. With a warm corn muffin, it was a perfect meal!
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Everyone loved it. I added 2 Tblsp. Capers.I love capers and I use them a lot .
Everyone loved it. I added 2 Tblsp. Capers.
I love capers and I use them a lot .
Reviewed on Nov. 21, 2010 by mehalv
This recipe was good, but it was a bit on the bland side. Okay, but not amazing.
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great recipe. I doupled the amount of barley because I realy like it. Other than that, I made by the recipe. It does make alot. I can't wait to have it again tonite.
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Carden HouseCarden PlaceAberdeen, AB10 1UTTel: 0845 3376330
Carden Medical Centre provides the following:
Apart from general medical problems we can help with your general health and the care of on going problems such as asthma and diabetes. For some of these conditions we have separate clinics, for others we simply see you in the normal surgery
If you require any vaccinations relating to foreign travel you need to make an appointment with the practice nurse to discuss your travel arrangements. This will include which countries and areas within countries that you are visiting to determine what vaccinations are required.
There is further information about countries and vaccinations required on the links below
It is important to make this initial appointment as early as possible - at least 6 weeks before you travel - as a second appointment will be required with the practice nurse to actually receive the vaccinations. These vaccines have to be ordered as they are not a stock vaccine. Your second appointment needs to be at least 2 weeks before you travel to allow the vaccines to work.
Some travel vaccines are ordered on a private prescription and these incur a charge over and above the normal prescription charge. This is because not all travel vaccinations are included in the services provided by the NHS.
Travel Health Questionnaire
To help us offer the appropriate advice, please fill out the online form before coming to see the nurse.
Travel Questionnaire
If you are travelling to Europe a very useful booklet has been published with advice and guidance to help you get the most out of your holiday. To visit please click:- http://ec.europa.eu/publications/booklets/eu_glance/86/en.pdf (this is a large document and may take a minute or two to view)
The Health visitors are Nicola Dickie and Tanya Stewart.Both work full time and deal mainly with children under 5 and their families although they are available for support for any patient with disabilities. The health visiting team also have a remit for the over 75's and will contact anyone who has recently been in hospital.
The health visiting team can be contacted on 01224 846677, Monday-Friday 8.00am until 4.00pm and are based at the surgery. The ansaphone is checked for messages several times each day.
Health visitors are part of the NHS community health services. They are all qualified nurses with special training and experience in child health, health promotion and health education. They are there to listen to you and to help, advise and support you in all sorts of situations.
Most people have heard of health visitors, and more than likely think they are people who only visit new babies and their families at home. While it's true that this is part of their role, they are also there for everyone: Families with children, couples, single people, young people and older people. You will find your health visitor at Carden Medical Centre. Health visitors are the most accessible health professionals in the community. A trip to the surgery, or a telephone call, will gain you access to your health visitor and if you wish they would visit you at home. All health visitors are subject to a code of professional conduct, which requires them to act at all times in your interest. Their aim is to help you lead as healthy a life as possible, both physically and mentally. Here are some typical situations where your health visitor can help you to achieve this aim.
Bringing up children can be a challenge at the best of times. Every family with a child under five years has a named health visitor who can advise parents on everyday difficulties, immunisation programmes or any special problems and needs your child may have. The baby clinic is held every Wednesday from 10am until 12 midday.
The arrival of a new baby can be a very stressful time, when you may feel as if your life's been turned upside down. Your health visitor is not just there for your baby. They can help the family with things like understanding employment and benefit rights, supporting new fathers, offering information on local support groups, leisure activities, ante-natal classes, mother & toddler groups, appropriate child care and giving support and advice to single parents.
In today's society, there are all sorts of pressures. There are many reasons why you may feel in need of help; job loss, bereavement, serious illness, unhappy or violent relationships, difficulties in coping with new customs and language, conflict with parents' etc. Your health visitor can advise, listen, and if necessary, direct you to more specialist help.
Growing older is a time to slow down and relax a little. It's also a time when you may find you need some extra help. Your health visitor can help you to maintain your independence by giving you information about local activities, offering advice on benefits and social service assistance and by ensuring you get all the support you need so that you stay in control of your life.
Caring for the elderly can be very rewarding but at the same time tiring and stressful. There are health visitors who specialise in working with older people and their carers who can arrange help from social services and other agencies, organise help if you are a carer and need a short-term break or put you in touch with other carers and voluntary organisations in your area.
There are so many confusing messages in newspapers magazines and on TV about how to live a healthy life. Your health visitor can give you sensible, practical, professional advice and information on what you can do to stay healthy including special health promotion groups such as keep-fit, smoking cessation and stress management.
Besides the things already mentioned your health visitor could also help with:
alcohol and drug misuse, bereavement, contraception, family planning, child health and welfare, women's health, depression, AIDS/HIV, pregnancy, screening, housing, homelessness, poverty, stress, disability, isolation, menopause, and unemployment
District nurses are qualified nurses who care for patients in their own homes, as well as in health centres and GPs surgeries. They have had extra training to enable them to advise patients on nursing problems.
The district nurse will teach patients about self care and will show carers how to cope in their absence. Their duties range from dressings, injections etc. to care of the terminally ill.
The district nurses are Frances Johnston and Marian Corsie. Frances works full time while Marian works Mon-Thursday. Kate Beckman is a nursery nurse. They liaise with the Direct Delivery teams who then visit housebound people who need nursing care. They can be contacted on 01224 846680, Monday-Friday 8.00am-4.00pm and the ansaphone will be checked early morning and in the afternoon as the nurses are usually visiting during the morning.
Osteopathy is a manual therapy for the diagnosis, treatment and prevention of skeletal and muscular injuries (bone, nerve, ligaments and joint).
The Osteopath takes a detailed assessment (history and examination) in order to make a clinical diagnosis and select the appropriate treatment.
May consist of the following modalities
Consultation and treatment £40
Patients may claim their treatment fees subject to the terms of their personal medical insurance cover
Consultation and treatment takes 30-40 minutes.
Valle Ruiz BSc (Hons) Ost Registered Osteopath In 1993 the Osteopaths Act was passed by the Parliament and The General Osteopathic Council (GOsC) was formed, which lay down the standards and regulates the profession. Only qualified practitioners can call themselves Osteopaths.
Valle Ruiz qualified in 2002 from the British School of Osteopathy For an appointment or further information please contact the surgery. Carden Medical Centre, Carden Place Aberdeen, AB10 1UT, email@example.com Tel 0845 337 6330 or 07969 487867
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