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Not long ago, a friend asked several of us to jot down some memories about the kitchen tables in our lives. The operating premise of the exercise was that food is central to our relationships, and that much of life occurs around the places where we eat, and those we choose to eat with.
My kitchen table memories are varied. My family moved quite frequently when I was young: our kitchen table was a sort of "movable feast." In my faith tradition, this term has a very specific meaning that informs my attitudes toward food. (For the very literary minded, it is also the title of a wonderful memoir written by Ernest Hemingway late in his life).
I have wonderful memories about kitchen tables. In our home near Philadelphia, I remember my older sister sitting at the table in the spacious kitchen, trying to cajole me to eat more before we went to church. I was served the best pancakes I've ever eaten at that very table. It was at this table where my brother once committed the serious transgression of launching scrambled eggs at my sister, using his fork as the springboard. (This happened exactly once.) A few years later, in the San Fernando Valley, close by some citrus orchards where the California State University campus now stands, I recall eating wonderful meals at our new home, which featured a formal dining room, where my parents proudly used the plastic fruit I'd bought them as a gift as the table's centerpiece.
I remember my Grandmother Eloise's elegantly appointed dining room table in Clinton, Miss., where we always drank heavily sugared iced tea from the tallest glasses I'd ever seen, being certain to clink the ice with long handled silver spoons. My grandmother's was the most modern kitchen I'd ever seen, and she dressed up for every meal. Only a few miles away, in Jackson, we also took supper with my other grandparents, RJ and Pauline, at their kitchen table in a modest home on a quiet tree-lined street. These grandparents, raised in a small rural community, fed us homegrown sliced tomatoes, stewed okra, skillet cornbread, fish caught by my grandfather, and bowls of steaming hot (and spicy!) gumbo.
I also remember the dinette set in my family's small camping trailer, where my dad prepared and fed his kids Kraft Mac & Cheese and tuna fish. (Different food generation, but great dad!) It was also the table where we played board games and cards by lantern light, watching the Firefall at Yosemite Park. After dinner, games and a soothing cup of hot chocolate, the dinette set was folded down and became the bed I slept on.
When my husband and I got our first apartment, we went to a used furniture store called Egypt's and bought a tiny bowed kitchen table. It was constructed of particleboard and covered with faux wood laminate. We used it for years. It was where we prepared our budget-wise home cooked meals every night, clipped coupons and prepared for graduate exams.
When we bought our home, we found ourselves with more space, but little cash to furnish it. While visiting a second-hand store in our tiny downtown, we fell in love with a large, heavy table. It was a little dinged up, was missing the leaves, but clearly had been loved by a large family. It featured an extra set of legs in the middle of the table, meant to support it at its grand length when fully extended. We paid what was for us a small fortune to purchase the table, and got friends to help us move it. We had no chairs, so a friend gave us three turn-of-the-(last)-century chairs salvaged from the U.S. Maritime Commission Office in Long Beach. They don't match the table or each other, but we've never cared and have kept them. They are simply marvelous.
We live in a small home, so our table serves as both kitchen and dining room table, just a foot or so from the counter and the stove. While a smaller table might make more sense, I'd never let this one go. We refinished it several years ago, and it turns out that it's quite an unusual and valuable table, worth many, many times what we paid for it.
It's certainly priceless to me, mostly because it's anchored our family in this house. As the child of movable tables and movable feasts, I've found its constant presence uniquely reassuring. It's where we prepare food and school projects and where I do much of my writing. It's where I sat my daughter and bandaged her first skinned knee. It's where the three of us share breakfast together every morning. Where we've hosted birthday and holiday celebrations, team parties, teen gatherings, study groups and committee meetings (all involving good food and good people). Where we've had important family discussions, shared memories, and laughed. It's where my husband reads the sports page, where I fume over the editorial page, and where my daughter and I craft and sew. It's sited between two windows three feet from our side fence, where honeysuckle grows lush and fragrant, and where the poinsettia transplanted from our neighbor's yard more than 20 years ago blooms brightly.
The kitchen table hosts ever-changing coverings. A tablecloth given to us by friends after their trip to Guatemala. Another one made by my sister, with matching napkins. An antique lace cloth I found in a small store near home. On very special occasions, we let the wood speak for itself.
I don't know the history of the table before it joined our family, but it has claimed a central place in our family's history. After we purchased this table, the table we purchased from Egypt's was recycled to hold an ever-growing collection of plants. It finally expired a few years ago. I was sad to see it go.
Have a safe and happy summer, filled with healthy and delicious food, eaten at tables you love, with those you cherish.
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DOBSON — Surry Central came from a basket behind in the fourth quarter to squeeze by Forbush 57-52 in the season opener.
The Golden Eagles led nearly the whole way for the first three quarters. Then the Falcons scored the first six points of the fourth to take a 42-40 lead with less than six minutes to go.
The Eagles would build a lead, but burly center Todd Patterson kept bulling his way to the basket to carry the Falcons at critical times.
"This first game, we'd do some good things and give ourselves a little cushion, then we did some bad things," said Coach Ken Eiswald.
The offense wasn't smooth and sometimes the players weren't patient on running set plays, he said, but right after Forbush took the lead, the players settled down and ran two great possessions in a row.
With the defense locking down as well, the Eagles tied the game and then built an eight-point cushion all in about two minutes, Eiswald said.
The boys didn't shoot free throws very well down the stretch, the coach said, but they hung on for a tough non-conference win.
Some of the young guys needed to see the speed of the varsity game, the coach said. They were getting to the right position, but they were just a split-second slow.
Still, he credited those younger teammates for getting the Eagles going in the first quarter.
The score was 6-5 Forbush when Eiswald went to his second unit.
"The starters weren't putting the pressure on," he said, and the reserves gave the team a lift.
In the second quarter, it was knotted 22-all when big man Zach Wilmoth broke loose. He scored inside, then scored and was fouled on a dunk attempt. He earned another three-point play a moment later after he and Colby Chilton played volleyball on the offensive glass. As he was knocked back to the floor, Wilmoth flipped the ball into the basket.
His free throw gave the Eagles an 11-2 run that led to the 33-26 halftime lead.
The guys will have to get better at blending together on offense, said Eiswald. The timing wasn't there on the offensive end, but that will come with repetitions in practice and games.
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I wonder if it is bad to cook frozen meat (chicken, fish, beef,...) without waiting it to be unfrozen?
Sometimes, I realize I forget to take meat out of my freezer beforehand, when I am too hungry already.
I wonder if it is bad to cook frozen meat (chicken, fish, beef,...) without waiting it to be unfrozen? Sometimes, I realize I forget to take meat out of my freezer beforehand, when I am too hungry already. Thanks! |
It's really a question of taste. It's not going to hurt you, but there will be some undesirable effects. For example, to cook turkey properly, it must come to an internal temp. of 180. If the meat is frozen, it is going to take a lot longer for the int. temp to rise that high, so the outside of the bird will be somewhat overcooked (compared to roasting a thawed bird). That meat will be much tougher than it would be otherwise. If your question is querying as to whether it will cause ill health, then no, it will not. My mom does it all the time. Her roasts are tough, though. I have done this, but only when I am braising the meat, or using a slow cooker, which will cause the meat to be tender either way. |
I forget if this falls under the category of "convection" or "thermal diffusion" (if I'm wrong I welcome comments), but if you will take your frozen meat and put it in an airtight zip bag and then in a (clean) sink, run the faucet over this in tepid to cool water (not hot or even very warm). You will be amazed at how quickly this will thaw meat. It will thaw about an inch of meat about every 10 minutes. The trick is that you want the littlest water possible, but enough to wash over the majority of the bag. It will thaw your meat very quickly without having to microwave it or trying to cook a frozen piece of meat. If you're trying to thaw a roast then you're probably in trouble, but for thinner cuts of meat/fish/etc., this thaws very quickly. |
The reason you are normally advised to thaw meat before cooking is simply that it is then easier and more likely that it will be cooked through properly. Therefore, you can cook from frozen, but you have to be especially careful that the meat is cooked through. A meat thermometer is ideal, but you can also use your eye and finger to see and feel the state of the meat. It is safer if the meat is pre-diced or sliced as it will cook through easier. Some supermarkets sell bags of pre-sliced frozen chicken for stir fries that goes straight from the freezer to the wok. |
You can cook from frozen in a pressure cooker and it only adds about 5 minutes per half kilo of meat to the cooking time. Also, cooking a turkey to 82C (180F) is far too high a temperature, you'll just dry the meat to the point of inedibility. Turkey breast is so lean that it really ought to be cooked to around 60C (140F); however, you can only do that reliably and hold it at that temperature for long enough (29 minutes) cooking sous vide so it's not an option for most people. The FDA poultry tables are very useful here for working out what temperature you can pasteurise the meat at. For instance, holding turkey at 68C (155F) for 72 seconds is sufficient to obtain 7-log10 lethality of salmonella. http://www.fsis.usda.gov/OPPDE/rdad/FSISNotices/RTE_Poultry_Tables.pdf |
it would be advisable only in very thin on finely minced meat, where the is no risk of the food cooking on the outside and staying frozen (or raw) on the inside. |
Thawing quickly will do more damage to the cells, causing the consistency of the meat to be less "natural". This also affects taste negatively. |
When cooked, frozen meat will release a lot of moist. This is undesireable, specially if you want to pan fry it, and it will prevent the meat to cook evenly. As you can see from other answers, a good advice to quick thaw is to put the piece of meat on a zip bag and run it under warm mater. |
I understand that it is not advisable to cook chicken frozen as the heat does not penetrate though to centre adding risk of samonella. I do cook roasts and corned silverside in slow cooker from frozen they usually turn out nice and tender with good flavour and I have never had any health problems. |


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Weatherman reckons it's going to rain. Text Emma asking her to bring a brolly - don't want my hair getting wet.
We're meeting at the train station in town. I arrive first. iPod's out of battery. Leave one earphone in anyway - make me look hip.
The huge glass ceiling is covered in bird droppings. Constellations start to emerge - it's like staring at the stars.
Hairdresser catwalks into view. Tight jeans hug her motherly thighs and I can just about spy a lacy bra beneath her white blouse. This is going to be some night.
"Just been looking at the pigeon poo," I say, to break the ice.
We both gaze up, pausing silently to absorb the faecal universe. Then Emma starts rustling in her bag. Pulls out two shower caps.
"Couldn't find a brolly so I brought these - thought we could start a new trend!" she explains, giggling at her own silliness.
I promise to wear one after a few drinks - she'll have forgotten by then.
Find a cheap bar. It's quite dark and some of the seats are ripped, but my Corona and her vodka and coke only costs £4.70.
The convo flows immediately. Emma seems happy to answer all my hairdressing questions - stuff like tipping etiquette (they bitch if you don't leave one) and whether she's ever deliberately ruined anyone's hair (once).
My date laughs when I ask if she's going on holiday this year. I'm on fire.
A Chinese guy is selling roses from a bucket. Wave him away. Offer to buy her some nuts instead.
We talk at length about my cat. Emma is genuinely interested in Mildred's depression. Even suggests a few things to cure her dodgy stomach.
In return I enquire about her little boy, Chris. He's staying at his dad's tonight.
"How long have you two been split up?" I quiz.
"Let's not talk about things like that, eh."
"Well, you seem to be making a go of things on your own anyway."
"Yes, I am."
"And I'm coping alright with Mildred."
Two single parents doing the best we can.
After three drinks and a terrible run on the quiz machine (my date didn't know who the Prime Minister was from 1957-63 - idiot) we agree to move on. It's chucking it down outside.
"You got them shower caps, then?" I say.
"Yippee," she yells, reaching into her handbag.
We leg it hand in hand down the road. A bar full of old men stare as we enter their haunt in plastic headwear.
Need the loo. Too pissed to care about washing my hands. Emma looks surprised at my hasty return. Rub each palm against my thighs - a fake hand dry to avert suspicion.
She's just finishing a text.
"Who's that?" I enquire.
"My twin sister," she replies.
Two for the price of one - get in.
We lose track of time chatting about childhood memories, baked beans, toothpaste and how the greenhouse effect is a myth.
Place a nervous hand on her right thigh as we sit in comfortable silence. She reciprocates by resting her head on my left shoulder.
"Bloody hell, it's 12am," she says, suddenly. "I've got to be up for work in the morning."
Pass a homeless busker on our way to the taxi rank. He's trying to play Wonderwall.
"Nah mate - you're doing it all wrong," I interrupt.
With that he hands me the guitar and I illustrate how to go from Dsus4 to A7sus4. Emma is awestruck.
We ask the tramp if he takes requests.
"Like what?" he grumbles.
"Do you know anything by U2?" I reply.
His mucky fingers begin strumming I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For. Emma starts singing, so I join in.
"That can be OUR song," I tell her as we finally leave the man in peace.
"How apt," she replies, laughing sweetly.
The two of us wait for a taxi outside an old city centre church which was bombed out during the war. It's here we kiss for the first time as raindrops bounce off our shower caps. I sandwich her face between my hands while we snog - girls can't resist that.
"We might as well share a cab, seeing as we live in the same neck of the woods," she says.
"You're just trying to get me back to yours, aren't you?" I tease.
"I couldn't do anything right now even if I was."
Must mean her period - though I thought that was last week when there was no sign of her usual thong during my haircut.
"Why, you on your blob?" I enquire, sceptically.
A black cab rolls up before she can answer.
Twenty minutes later the taxi parks outside her flat. She looks perturbed as I follow her into the street.
"The fare's already extortionate," I explain. "My house is only a 10-minute walk from here."
We exchange a final kiss goodnight against a damp lamppost. Slot my hands in her back pockets - then remember what time of the month it is.
"See you, then," I say, already a couple of strides away.
"Wait, you never told me what the points were?" she shouts.
"What points?"
"You know - in your note asking me out. You said there were minor points about your haircut you'd like to discuss."
"Oh, yeah - so I did. Well, maybe we can discuss them on our second date?"
"Maybe we can."
"Sorry, is that a yes or a no?"
Emma smiles but doesn't reply as she watches me disappear into the night.
Too excited to sleep. Instead I make a cuppa and think through the date. No signs of arthritis or mental illness; she didn't ask to borrow anything; couldn't fault her make-up; and at no point did she request a coupley photo.
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Pictures and analysis of Walsall 2 Crawley 2
Written off in August, written off on Saturday – Walsall continue to deliver the impossible.
Written off in August, written off on Saturday – Walsall continue to deliver the impossible.
They keep defying the doubters – and League One gravity – and refuse to sit down or shut up. With minutes left on Saturday, and 2-0 down against Crawley, it was 'one of those days' for Walsall.
Now, after Jamie Paterson and Will Grigg struck in the dying seconds to rescue a point, it could yet be 'one of those seasons'.
The point was a hammer blow to Crawley's fading promotion hopes but gives the Saddlers continued impetus.
Lost two-goal leads against Brentford, Crewe and Yeovil this season have been much lamented but this role reversal could prove the final catalyst.
Those six points would have Walsall chasing automatic promotion, instead they sit ninth, three points adrift but in touch with the pacesetters.
It sets up a season-defining spell. Win at Hartlepool on Saturday and the next three games decide the campaign's fate.
Yeovil, Coventry and Sheffield United await. All teams above Walsall, all teams they can still overtake.
The Easter weekend could see the Saddlers rise again. Remain unbeaten and take, say, seven points, and what was considered impossible last July could become reality.
Failure to pick up more than four points and the dream ends. Belief and momentum with seven games left is key and Walsall have it in abundance.
While the manager refuses to publically discuss the Saddlers' play-off chances behind closed doors there is a growing, if quiet, confidence they have a real chance.
The top 10 teams are separated by just nine points and even if Walsall play down their position they cannot ignore the maths.
The lack of outside expectation allows them to flourish without pressure. It is new territory for most and that could prove crucial.
Only Andy Taylor has recent promotion challenge experience – the left-back missed a penalty in Sheffield United's play-off final defeat to Huddersfield last season.
They are a team with individual stars in Grigg, Paterson and Febian Brandy, but a team with an unbreakable spirit.
Saturday's fightback showed why the Saddlers haven't been beaten at home since November, an 11-game streak dating back to that fateful FA Cup defeat to Lincoln.
That was the nadir of the season and Walsall plumbed the depths during winter but – in spring – they could reach the pinnacle.
Spurred on by Grigg and Paterson's goals – they have 30 between them – the Saddlers have what they have craved for so long.
Grigg's 19th of the season puts him on the brink of becoming the first Walsall player to break the 20-goal mark in 12 years.
It will be a testament to their strength on Saturday though, with Grigg away on international duty with Northern Ireland.
Paterson, meanwhile, has added the end product to a game that has promised so much since he broke through as a teen.
Their goals, and the grit of Adam Chambers, Paul Downing and Butler hauled them level in a match they didn't deserve to lose.
The first half showed no sign of the late drama to come. A dour game burst to life six minutes after the break when Jamie Proctor rifled in from 20 yards to put Crawley ahead.
It was a shock to the system. Aaron McCarey saved from Paul Hayes and Adam Chambers' block denied Proctor on the rebound before Walsall woke up.
Paterson ended a jinking run by striking the inside of the post and Taylor struck a free-kick straight at Paul Jones.
Walsall turned up the heat but were hit with 20 minutes to go when Hayes turned in after McCarey denied Nicky Adams.
It looked lost, and Adams almost made it 3-0 minutes later, but McCarey turned his shot wide after a swift counter.
Walsall couldn't find that break – until Paterson sparked the late show when he cut inside with 30 seconds of normal time left and his shot deflected in off Matt Sparrow.
Belief oozed back and it was pandemonium when Grigg pounced on Taylor's delicious cross to level in stoppage time. Don't rule them out.
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I do a lot of travelling for both business and pleasure. Much of that travel is in the air. With the passing of NWA over to Delta, I've looked at using new airlines more often where it makes sense. I was recently heavily considering Spirit for future travel to Florida for my family and I. This is no longer the case - ever. Your new fee structure, not just for checked bags now, but also for carry ons?! The carry on fee is overboard. I'm so sorry that you are likely having issues with boarding load/unload times and with lack of bin space availability. However, what did you (and others) think when you started with all of these excessive fees. That's not our fault, as travelers! My family and I will never step on another Spirit Air flight as long as these fee's are in place. You are a budget airline that's not commanding excessive pricing. Good luck with that business model. I'd rather drive than fly with you and could not be more turned off by this arrogant decision. In the meantime, I think you forgot a few fees as revenue sources, but feel free to use my ideas free of charge. Please make sure you start charging for oxygen, overhead lighting (you can charge by seat per minute the light bulb is on), use of the lavatory, etc. Regards, Chris
Actually part of their "enhanced business model" includes more nickeland diming people. Now everyone must check in at a kiosk, and if youwant to speak with an agent at the ticket counter it will cost $10.00per person. Just as an FYI, the agents are encourged to sell sell sellas everyone gets a cut of the $$$$$$ from all fo the extra fees.
This is what happens when you fly these "discount" airlines. Theygotta make a profit somehow. At least the more full-service airlines aren't quite thisfee-happy----yet.
I have to agree with you on this one. I can, as others have said,kinda agree with a bag fee, as it covers the labor of getting my bagon, transferring it, getting off, etc. Even if a crew member has toshuffle some bags around during boarding, it is far less labor thenused for a checked bag. I think more of people that need carry ons, such as mother withchildren (I hope they bring a larger bag filled with snacks,activities, change of clothes, diapers, etc). Sometimes this justcannot fit under a seat and must go in an overhead bin, and I wouldhate to be on a multi hour flight with a parent of a child who washungry, dirty, or just bored and whiny. I also think of one of my relatives, who travels with a CPAP machinethat is too large to fit under the seat and cannot be checked forobvious health reasons. And finally, I think of the times I'vetraveled back home to Minnesota in the winter and carry on an enormouswinter jacket that for sure does not fit under my seat just in case myluggage doesn't get there (and I need a winter coat there in Jan!). Just seems like another way for a discount airline to make money.
at least they're not charging to use the bathroom like Ireland'sRyanair. they just announced that on short flights they will startcharging one euro or pound per visit. i wonder if they have a "beer and bathroom" combo?
I'm with you on this. I could care less about this particular feeitself. It's the fact that these "discount" airlines are now nickeland diming you with all of these misc. fees. I get that all airlinesare charging fees these days for certain things. However, it seems tome that the discount airlines are the worst. After having to make anemergency trip back to my hometown a couple of months ago, Idiscovered that even though the discount airlines may have betterticket prices to begin with...It was just as economical to go with alarger airline. I was able to receive an assigned seat when I booked(with no fees), I was able to print out my boarding pass at home, andI was given a complimentary beverage and snack during the flight.
That's how they manage to stay a "discount" airline. I read an article a few years ago about the high price of air travel.Contrary to popular belief, air ticket prices have not risen thatmuch, even in the past 20 years, compared to other service industries.I don't remember the actual percentage ticket prices have risen, butit really wasn't that much. However, in order to keep ticket prices fairly stable, the airlineshave systematically done away with various services - meals, pillows,blankets, staff - and have increased and implemented fees for whatused to be routine offerings, checked baggage for instance.
I'll post here... My intent was not to support those that feel like bringing their"checked size worthy" luggage on board as carry on. I loathe thosetypes of people in terms of airplane etiquette. Instead, I am one of many upset about this fee for anything that goesin the overhead bin. Big difference. This is not going to pay for people to police luggage sizes, as somehave suggested. It's not in place as a feel good helper for customersby ridding of carry on issues, etc. It was done purely to generatecash for the airline. Their right to charge, my right to not flythem. I have too many options personally. *shrugs* Spirit used to be verycompetitive for traditional vacation destinations (FL, SC, etc) fromMichigan. Not so much now.
People who insist on bringing the largest possible bags then crammingthem into the over head bins end up costing the rest of us time. I think planes should deboard FIRST the passengers with nothing in theoverhead bins, and THEN everyone else. I'm fine with the fee for using the overhead bins (the fee does notapply to those of us who bring a bag small enough to fit under theseat in front of us). I do not like the checked baggage fee, and I have felt all along thatthat it's the overhead bin users who should pay.
If the airlines want to speed up boarding and deplaning, then theairlines need to enforce the size of the carry ons. I have seen way tomany people try to board a plane with carry ons the size of a smalltrunk. Carryons are not meant to be the size of a checked bag. If Spririt wants to charge for a carry-on then they should get rid offees for checked bags. What's next, charging $12.00 for a ticket, but then charging to enterand exit the plane, carry on luggage, checking lugagge, going to thebathroom, looking out the window, soda, snacks.
The big airlines are watching this too. If there is no big backlashabout this fee then the bigger airlines will adopt this.
When you pay $8.00 to fly spirit fees are expected. It still didnt stop me from using them and flying round trip to massfor $120.00 Also I just saw the news yesterday that they were "condidering" addingfees for luggage in the overhead bin, not carryon luggage. Last timeI flew there were no fees for overhead bin or carryon, but there wasfor checked baggage. PS Im a member so I get the special rates. You also need to leave whenthe provide the flight you cant pick and choose times for the cheapflights.
Ive never even heard of Spirit Airlines. I dont have a problem with the fees. Its aggravating that people are avoiding checking luggage(to avoidfees) and are stuffing the overhead bins full of their luggage. Fewer bags up top mean its faster getting on and off the planewithout having to wait for some chump trying to stuff his bag in anoverhead bin. They justify the fees for having someone to man the lines looking forover the size luggage. It makes sense. This is what happens whentravelers cannot follow the rules. More employees to police the line,means more fees, they dont work for free. Good Day
Their argument is that the cost per seat for the average traveler willgo down, and people will be more likely to pack more carefully if theyhave to pay for the overhead storage. It sounds like the kind of thing that will take time to evaluate. Some people thought the charge for checked baggage that most airlinesadopted would be gone by now, but it stuck. The ala carte model is an interesting one, and frankly I tend to leantowards it. However, the reality that I would have to pay $30 extrato carry a bag of my clothes on board does take the wind out of mysails a bit.


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The most private thing I'm willing to admit
My pussy tastes like canned peaches.
Posted 25 October 2011 - 09:30 PM
and as they say...
If you ever see this woman, the one that spins your head
You'd better take your money, hand it off to Ed
Posted 09 December 2011 - 03:46 PM
1st date was Wednesday night. This girl out of all of them gave off the impression to me that I would really get along with her well. Except that wound up not being true once we met up. This was the shortest date EVER for me last a little over 1 hr. Something between us didn't click. Conversation was good, no uncomfortable moments, but I felt an apprehensiveness with her.
2nd date was last night. This was a random date. She messaged me 2 weeks ago being forward saying that I looked like a fun person to be around and wanted to know if I wanted to meet her at wine bar. After emailing back and forth I said yeah why not. The girl has her act together, seemed to have a good personality from what I could tell. Well last night proved that. This girl was a lot of fun. We definitely connected. Even after we had 2 glass's each and the bill came we talked for another hour drinking our glass's of water. The added bonus was when parted her comment to me was I had a really good time, I would definitely like to see you again.
3rd Date is tonight. This one is a bit younger then me about 7 years difference. Normally I don't go for younger girls, but this girl seems to have her life together. We'll see what happens. Overall I think this date will be a fun time no matter what happens.
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Na, more like playing my odds. I figure the more I put myself out there chance are someone will equal something more.
So Date 3 was a nightmare and a complete fail. 1st and for most she lied about her appearance. Her picture must have been her 3 years earlier and 40lbs less. The way I see it she was already a liar from the moment she walked into the door. That pissed me off. Regardless the restaurant I choose is one of the best Greek restaurants in the area so I wasn't going to bounce on her. But I did have a plan on exaggerating my new cough so I had an easy out. We sat down started talking and all I can say this girl bitched the whole conversation. "She hated her job, she didn't like the people she worked with, she hates living in the DC area, etc... etc..." What a miserable person. After listening to her complain and not even ask one question about me, I tried directing conversation to something positive. All I can say is even that was rough. I had to draw conversation from every damn thing she said. For instance. "Have you traveled anywhere? (Her) No. (me) Oh, have you been out west before? (her) Yes, Utah and Arizona. Long Pause (me) mental thought "what the hell you just said you never been anywhere" where in Arizona and Utah have you been?" I think you get the idea. Talk about no talking skills. I was feeding her conversation and she couldn't even go with that. So here i was eating this amazing meal trying to block out this utter disappointment in front me. Finally the check came my point of freedom. When I suggested we split the bill she totally stiffed me and said na you can get it. I looked at her like what the fudge and said well splitting it would be cool. Yeah right. Instead of dealing with this argument I said fudge it, I'll pay the damn bill. You bet I bolted right after that. Thankfully the restaurant wasn't expensive.
All I can say is my description above was being short and polite.
In all, out of 3 dates one went well and that's all I could hope for. I'm looking forward to seeing Joy (2nd Date) again this coming week. She seems like a good girl and my speed. Only time will tell.
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Funny, how they want me to potentially be in one of their commercials or most likely it is just a feeler to get people for their commercial. I'm thinking about doing it. I know they will match me with a completely compatible girl that's most likely a looker or a TV actress. Either way it might be a win win for me.
Posted 06 January 2012 - 05:47 PM
As for me keeping perspective isn't working well.....the I want to fuck your brains out thing keeps getting in the way.Time to review ladder theory
Posted 09 January 2012 - 03:08 PM
Do you get paid for that Joe or just a free date ? ...one of the ladies I was bsing with on match told me they gave her a free lifetime membership cause her pic had the most hits....
As for me keeping perspective isn't working well.....the I want to fuck your brains out thing keeps getting in the way.Time to review ladder theory
Paid, more like burning a hole in my pocket. What I found out is yes you get paid and also get a free life time membership with all the bells and whistles. I wound up not putting in for it. I don't want to be in a match commercial when I'm actually looking to find someone. Plus I don't fit the Preppy Clean Cut look.
On a side note things have fallen to non existent with Joy. After a little over a month of seeing each other, the realization of our personalities were not going to work came to be. There really wasn't a connection between us. So back on the full force search I go.
In all online dating this time around has been different. I find myself weeding out potential dates a lot more then before. My attitude has been I don't want to waste my time and well money. So far its worked well for me. For instance I have a date this week with a girl who I actually have a lot in common with, especially with our interests in music. She is just as into going to concerts as I am. Being that she is a Huge Phish fan is also a bonus. Besides that, through conversation she seems to have her act together. Only time will tell if we have a true connection but she is a lot closer to the type of girl I've been looking for then I've found in awhile.
Posted 09 January 2012 - 04:48 PM
I'm a liitle pissed that the married girl dosn't want to drop eveRything to be with me....but wtf did I expect ( I had to ask....before I fell all the way.. what her "plans" were for down the road and she says she just wants to be friends ! ) I've had a crush on her friend who is also hot .....and seems more interested....so I picked up where I left off chasing her !!! If we ever have that date I'm sure it will be nice
Posted 09 January 2012 - 11:28 PM
Prolly a good choice not to do it Joe. If I ever do the online thing again, weeding out the bunk will be priority
I'm a liitle pissed that the married girl dosn't want to drop eveRything to be with me....but wtf did I expect ( I had to ask....before I fell all the way.. what her "plans" were for down the road and she says she just wants to be friends ! ) I've had a crush on her friend who is also hot .....and seems more interested....so I picked up where I left off chasing her !!! If we ever have that date I'm sure it will be nice
Yeah I would say Married women are not worth the time and effort. Unless they are at an end of a marriage it's not worth pursuing. Maybe you'll get a fling out of it and a big head ache, but that's about it.
Posted 10 January 2012 - 02:19 PM
I think my biggest lesson out this is that men and women can't just be friends. I knew that already....because I don't have any female friends.
I find it very interesting that I've only heard this sentiment from men, and I've often wondered why that is.
Are there any women out there who feel the same way?
(Two of my dearest friends of 30+ years are men.)
Posted 10 January 2012 - 03:59 PM
Even when I was single for a few years, I didn't want to fuck any of my male friends.
I still think this is a predominantly male outlook.
I'd be interested to know if any women feel this way, because I've never heard a woman voice this sentiment.
One or two here and there, but know that indulging fleeting lust is not good for friendships. However, innocent flirts here and there are nice for the confidence and eo.
I am still friends with a man I used to live with. Every once in a while a tinge of lust hits, then quickly passes with an internal smile and no external action, all for the better.
Posted 10 January 2012 - 04:57 PM
Even when I was single for a few years, I didn't want to fuck any of my male friends.
I still think this is a predominantly male outlook.
I'd be interested to know if any women feel this way, because I've never heard a woman voice this sentiment.
i definitely think men and women can (and should) be friends. i've learned so much from my male friends, and have gained perspective i never could have gotten from my girlfriends. i certainly don't sexualize every man i meet, and i don't think i would be in a relationship with a man who couldn't have a non-sexual relationship with a woman. there's so much we can learn from those friendships, and to discount that completely is short-sighted, i think.
that being said, it can be complicated at times, especially when you are both single and open to dating. but real friendship can withstand that, and in my experience things tend to sort themselves out in time, if you're meant to be in each others' lives for the long haul.
Posted 10 January 2012 - 05:00 PM
I wish my ex would have been able to remain friends with me, because it sure would have made it a whole lot easier on our children.
I tried for years to keep some sort of parental bond going between us, but I guess he never cared about that part.
i think some people need to project anger or disinterest in order to feel as though they've moved on from someone they once loved. it may be self-preservation, i don't know. i never really understood this, but i've seen it in action enough to know that they're doing what feels right to them.
still, it's hurtful and destructive and it sucks. sorry J-boobies
Posted 10 January 2012 - 05:10 PM
Anger can really fuck with you and those you love when you can't let it go.
But it's my youngest who is taking the brunt of all this, being made to feel like she has to choose sides and all that crap.
I just wish I could take that pain away from her.
Posted 10 January 2012 - 05:15 PM
Posted 10 January 2012 - 08:34 PM
Thanks Thug - I don't like it but I have found a certain sort of peace with the way things are, since I can't change it.
Anger can really fuck with you and those you love when you can't let it go.
But it's my youngest who is taking the brunt of all this, being made to feel like she has to choose sides and all that crap.
I just wish I could take that pain away from her.
isn't that the truth.
i can only imagine how tough it must be for her, stuck in the middle between a parent intent on hurting you any way he can and you, trying to do the right thing.
is there any way you can talk to him about it privately? sounds like he already speaks against you to the kids anyway, so the risk of making it worse, i don't know... it may be worth it.
of course, my first instinct is to tell him he's being a selfish asshole, thinking only of himself when his first consideration should be what's best for the kids and not his own ego...
but that probably wouldn't go over so well or do any good at all. but if you could figure out how to say all that, without actually saying it. or if your daughter talks to you about the things he says, and how it affects her, maybe she can tell HIM that it only makes the whole thing harder on her, and makes her question things he tells her in general, since she knows the things he says about you are totally skewed... ?
i don't know. that's tough my ex-husband and i have managed to become friends in the years since our breakup, but we agreed from the beginning that we wanted to end up where we are now, and worked hard toward that. and we never had kids, which i know makes it even more important to keep lines of communication open, but also makes it more complicated to actually DO that.
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Volumetric instruments according to USP error limits
Companies producing pharmaceutical products for the USA market are therefore supervised by US authorities, e.g., the FDA (Food and Drug Administration) and have to meet the requirements of the USP (United States Pharmacopoeia). The current USP describes in section 31, that for glass volumetric instruments the Class A error limits described in the ASTM standards are required and list those for volumetric flasks, transfer pipettes and burettes in tables. For graduated pipettes up to and including 10 ml size the error limits are mentioned in the text. BRAND volumetric instruments are produced according to the current DIN EN ISO standards. As the construction specifications are differently defined in the DIN EN ISO and ASTM standards, the error limits differ as well. BRAND confirms for the delivered USP – volumetric instruments with the included USP - Certificates that the Class A error limits according to the ASTM standards are met.
The complete USP information including a detailed table of error limits is available for download here .


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I have been "raising" 13 cats/butterflies since May 26 - they have started to emerge--Saturday two new butterflies were ready to go out into the world. I usually time the release for four hours after emerging, but it was a beautiful sunny day and after two hours I decided to "release" them (one male, one female) onto the butterfly weed in my garden. I placed one on a flower and then the second--from no where, a wasp divebombed and landed on the second butterfly. It was viciously attacking the butterfly. I wacked at it and it flew away, but the butterly fell into the leaves of the plant. I went in to retrieve it and the wasp divebombed again into the leaves and landed in the butterfly's head. I repeated the attempted save and got the butterfly - minus its head!!
I did not know that wasps were butterfly killers (and have since been told that they lay their eggs in the butterflies body). I retrieved the other butterfly and released it in another area of the garden (were I hoped there were no wasps). The "headless" butterfly lived two days -was mobile and moved on my finger and in its container. I only hope that when we release these little creatures that they are resilient-they must be to get all the way to Mexico! But, it really upset me to lose one in this way.