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Roasted tarragon chicken with carrots, leeks & new potatoes
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Serves 4
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Ready in 1 hour 30 mins
- Heat the oven to 200C/fan 180C/gas 6. Mix the butter, garlic, herbs and lemon zest in a small bowl, and season well. Using your hands, carefully loosen the skin over the chicken breast starting from the neck end. Spread 2/3 of the butter mix between the breast and the skin then smooth the skin back down. Season and roast for 1 hour 15 minutes or until the juices run clear when the thigh is tested with a skewer.
- Meanwhile boil the potatoes and carrots in salted water for 5 minutes. Drain well and tip into another roasting tin, add the remaining herby butter and roast above the chicken for 30 minutes or until tender.
- Cook the leeks for 2 minutes in boiling salted water, drain well and add to the other veggies. Continue to cook for another 15 minutes. Serve the chicken carved into thick slices with the roasted veggies and the pan juices poured over.
739 kcalories, protein 69.4g, carbohydrate 15.9g, fat 43.2 g, saturated fat 21.3g, fibre 1.9g, salt 1.86 g
Recipe from olive magazine, March 2007.
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18 February 2008
tastytash commented on this recipe
I wasn't massively impressed. I made this with chicken legs and thighs instead of a whole chicken and the butter made the skin go really nice and crispy but the herbs didn;t give it as much flavour as I was expecting. Also, the veg were starting to burn a bit with just the herby butter in them so I had to add a little olive oil as well. Overall, nothing amazing about this dish that made it stand out.
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We had this about 1/2 an hour ago and loved it! The chicken was tasty and moist, and a very different taste from the usual Sunday lunch. The tarragon gives the meat a delicate flavour, the addition of leeks to the potatoes and carrots adds interest , I would only say the pan juices aren't really a substitute for a thicker sauce.I omitted the lemon,as I forgot to buy it at the supermarket. All in all, a tasty alternative to the standard Sunday roast,and I would say try it !!
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Serves 4
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Ready in 1 hour 30 mins
- 50g butter , softened
- garlic clove , crushed
- 1 tbsp tarragon , chopped
- 1 tbsp parsley , chopped
- 1 lemon , zested
- medium chicken (about 1.5kg)
- 1kg scrubbed new potatoes
- 500g young carrots
- 500g small leeks , trimmed and halved
739 kcalories, protein 69.4g, carbohydrate 15.9g, fat 43.2 g, saturated fat 21.3g, fibre 1.9g, salt 1.86 g


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The State Assembly passed the measure by an 80-63 vote, making it the fourth time in two years it has passed such a bill.
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Same-sex marriage is now just one vote away from becoming law in New York, as a second senate Republican broke ranks on Tuesday to support the measure.
Senator Roy McDonald of Saratoga said he will vote "yes" on the bill, giving the measure by late Wednesday the support of 31 senators, with 32 needed for approval.
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UPDATE, 3 p.m.: Atlantic County Executive Dennis Levinson has requested Governor Chris Christie lift travel restrictions on Brigantine, Margate and Longport after touring those areas on Wednesday, according to county officials. Christie, who was in Brigantine with President Barack Obama Wednesday afternoon, must approve the request before residents can return to those areas.
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LOL, although Gov. Jon Corzine wasn't driving when he was seriously injured in the single vehicle crash on the Garden State Parkway. A NJ State trooper was, as his assigned driver.
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11:41 pm on Wednesday, October 31, 2012
OH, the bitching and moaning that must be going on now by Patch readers in the Central NJ shore towns (i.e. especially the upscale LBI towns), that the Pres and Gov didn't visit any of them and limited their on-land visits to Absecon Island towns and Brigantine. Of course , the vast majority of those people bitching about that now are probably the ones that were critical of Pres Obama and downright nasty yesterday in their posts that he has going to visit some NJ shore towns.
Also, talk about assuming things in the Cranford Patch posts yesterday. The assumptions were that Air Force One would impede air and road traffic to the just reopened Newark International Airport and block people from having access to get back to their homes. Guess they never considered that there's an international airport in Atlantic County, South Jersey, the Pres and Gov would ever visit South Jersey shore towns over theirs and that it's Gov Christie not Pres Obama that controls the still in effect travel restrictions (and rightfully so on both accounts), into most of the shore towns up and down the NJ coastline.
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The Memory of Love
A Novel
Linda Olsson - Author
From the beloved author of Astrid & Veronika, a moving tale of friendship and redemption Fans of Astrid & Veronika and Chris Cleave's Little Bee will be thrilled to read Linda Olsson's third novel. Here is Olsson doing what she does best: illuminating the terrain of friendship and examining the many forms that love can take. Marion Flint, in her early fifties, has spent fifteen years living a quiet life on the rugged coast of New Zealand, a life that allows the door to her past to remain firmly shut. But a chance meeting with a young boy, Ika, and her desire to help him force Marion to open the Pandora's box of her memory. Seized by a sudden urgency to make sense of her past, she examines each image one-by-one: her grandfather, her mother, her brother, her lover. Perhaps if she can create order from the chaos, her memories will be easier to carry. Perhaps she'll be able to find forgiveness for the little girl that was her. For the young woman she had been. For the people she left behind. Olsson expertly interweaves scenes from Marion's past with her quest to save Ika from his own tragic childhood, and renders with reflective tenderness the fragility of memory and the healing power of the heart. 1. It was Thursday and I was making soup. By now it was an established routine. Greek fish soup this week. I was boiling the vegetables, and steam covered the window above the sink. The kitchen faced the beach with an unobstructed view of the endless sea, which at that moment was just a grey blur behind the film of condensation. I had cleaned the fish, three small snapper, and I was making the avgolemono, the lemon and egg sauce. The lemons were scruffy to look at, but as I cut them the fragrance filled the kitchen. The lemons from the tree behind the house seemed to have more taste and a more intense smell than any I had ever come across anywhere else. I whipped the egg whites, folded the yolks into them and then I added the lemon juice. I chopped the parsley, and it was all prepared. All that remained was to allow the vegetables to boil till they had softened, add the fish, and then at the last minute stir in the avgolemono and parsley. I had time to go and sit on the doorstep for a moment. I kept a hammock and a few rattan chairs on the deck, but I seldom used them. I preferred the doorstep. 'Marianne,' I said to myself. 'Marianne.' Lately, I had felt the need to taste the name. To listen to it. Retrieve it, perhaps. It was still a strange experience – I didn't quite own it yet. Or perhaps it was mine but in another, distant time, locked inside another room. I had made it a habit to try it several times every day. I couldn't quite remember when I began, but it had been some time. I wondered how it would sound to others: a middle-aged woman sitting on the doorstep of her house repeating her own name. But there was nobody around. Just Kasper, my ginger cat; his slowly blinking green eyes looked as if they had seen everything, accepted everything. He sat beside me, close, but not too close, still in his own sphere. As we both liked it, I think. Beside each other, but separate. As always, he sat calm and patient while I did my strange exercises. Or whatever one might have called them. 'Marianne,' I repeated. It was odd to feel how my body responded to the sound. After all these years. It felt hot. The colour was red, and the name burned on my tongue before it lifted off my lips like a flame. Marion, on the other hand, fell from my lips light blue, almost grey. Pale and cool. And it dissolved instantly. Marion. Marianne. I stood and walked across the deck and down the stairs onto the sand. The dry grass on the dunes rustled in the light wind. I turned and looked at my house for a moment. The small weatherboard structure had become an integral part of my own physical self and I rarely consciously regarded it. I took a few steps back and looked at it where it sat on the sand in front of me. There was sand inside and out. It no longer bothered me and I had long given up all efforts at keeping it off the floors. I spent most of my time outside and I liked the idea that the distinction between inside and outside had become increasingly blurred. It was as if the house and all it contained was slowly dissolving and would eventually become one with the sand it sat on. These days I walked barefoot across the threshold without wiping the sand off my feet. It had taken me a long time to reach this state. I knew that most people would say the house needed paint. But I liked it as it was, polished by the wind and the salt from the sea. It had become a soft grey, in some lights almost silvery, and the boards were smooth and soft to the touch. 'Absolute beachfront ' was what it had said in the brochure. It was a selling point then. Not so any more, I suspected. At least not on this coast with soft and low dunes, only just rising over the surface of the sea. The view had remained the same, of course. Impossible to ignore, even after all these years. The never-ending sea, subtly changing colour and character from one moment to the next. Never the same, yet always the same. Even before any mention of the greenhouse effect and melting polar ice, the dunes had provided a shifting, uncertain base for a house. October storms often swallowed large chunks of sand and washed them out to sea. I didn't mind the sense of uncertainty. The precariousness of my existence. That lingering subconscious aware- ness of the slowly rising tide that would one day prise my house off the ground and sweep it out to sea. Or the giant wave that would lift it up in one quick rolling thunder. I preferred that scenario. And I would concede. I had convinced myself that I was ready. But till that day I was going to stay put. I walked along the beach every morning. When I had first returned to make my home in this place I had started my walks as something to give my existence some shape and form. Or perhaps as something to cling to. But the tentative, dutiful walks had eventually become purposeful routine, in a way also part of my work. If you could call it that. It was during my morning walks that I gathered my material. Driftwood. Stones and shells. Nuts and seeds. feathers and bones. All polished by the sea and soft in my hands, each piece in its own way. There had been no particular purpose behind the gathering at first. My eyes would absent-mindedly set on a piece of wood rolling in the foam at the edge of the withdrawing sea and I would bend down and pick it up. Keep it in my hand while I walked on. Or it could be a stone, always more colourful where it lay on the wet sand than dry in my hand. But soft, always. Soothing. Later I had begun to carry a basket, and over time the gathering had become purposeful. It had changed the nature of my walks of course. They were no longer walks, really, but expeditions. Hunts. They continued to occupy my time and my thoughts. "Olsson's eloquent prose offers an intimate, poignant portrait of a woman at midlife who finds her way back…to a life filled with love."—Publishers Weekly "[A] deeply poetic novel...and a credit to Olsson's narrative technique….Fans of Jennifer Haigh and Heidi W. Durrow will appreciate this darkly emotional novel."—Booklist "Exquisitely rendered….quietly gripping."—Cleveland Plain Dealer "Haunting and beautiful, [The Memory of Love] is a reminder of the fragility of happiness and the impossibility of living without hope." —Otago Times (New Zealand) "Linda Olsson writes beautifully, capturing the fragile nature of her characters and the beauty of the rugged landscape around her with great precision and subtlety. A hugely evocative book. The story gets under your skin and will live on long after the final page has been turned." —Gisborne Herald (New Zealand) "The emotional weather of the story is changeable and dramatic, with storm clouds sometimes threatening, unpredictable tides and winds of inner conflict, and chance meetings. . . . It is the storytelling, of course, that is most seductive, with the right balance between the disclosure and holding back of information to keep us reading to the end—appreciating at every twist a writer delighting in her craft." —Sunday Star Times (New Zealand) "[A] tender, loving story . . . concerned with searching and healing . . . You sense an author of real integrity." —Weekend Herald (New Zealand) "Olsson's lyrical style is perfectly suited to the reflective tenderness that characterises Marion's narrative voice. . . . The tragedies of the novel, combined with the powerful resonance of the windswept and lonely coast, makes [The Memory of Love] a heavily atmospheric novel of great emotional weight." —Listener (New Zealand) "Olsson successfully intertwines New Zealand and Sweden to create a beautiful and compelling story." —Mahrangimatters (New Zealand) "One of the most stirring and sensitive books I have read for a long time. [ . . . ] An outstanding read." —The Star (New Zealand) |
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Souls Go Around and Around
Talking Local to Our Kids
Orion Magazine online features a touching adaptation of Wild Play: Parenting Adventures in the Great Outdoors (Sierra Club Books, 2011) by David Sobel. In it, Sobel recounts an epiphany he had following a conversation with his three-year-old daughter Tara about the natural water cycle.
He is intrigued by Tara's metaphor "around and around like a ring, which she used to describe how water travels from their backyard puddles, through streams and rivers to the ocean and eventually up into the clouds where it returns to their backyard as rain.
Further, Sobel is astonished when Tara extends her metaphor to make sense of several deaths in their family.
While watching the tiny flames of candles as they floated on a nearby frog pond, each representing a departed soul in the family, Tara whispered to her mother, "The souls go around and around, you know."
Sobel encourages parents to keep a journal of their child's unique metaphors -- their own local dialect -- which can be used to help explain the world to them and to yourself.


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' -l*r* -■*.* r.«.- »Cffl«a*a>n»ar;r-»«r;; R * <& AiJ.WARREN.PuWisher. SALINE, WASHTENAW CO., MICH., THURSDAY, AUGUST 17, 1893. VOL. XIII.-NO. 43. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. PROFESSIONAL. T^ Ei JOKES. . Attorney sit Law. BubImis attended to with Fromptneis. and Oar*. Offic* on McKay atraet, SALINE, .. MICH. IR.*WILLIAMB G. : Attorney at Law, Eapaeial attaati'oa'pai* to Pension Claims of all , kimds. Haweomb Block, MILAN," - - MIOH. {' F. UNTERKIRCHER, Nl. D., PttlSlCIAN and SURGEON. C alia promptly atwmdcd to at all houra. eJSca ia Hauser block, Chicago street. , SALINE, - - MIOH. V W. CHANDLER, Nl D., $ PR¥KICUN>iid SUBGEON Dtte* « Adriara Streat, first door aourH of the Wallaca Block,.. SALINE, •"" - ' MICH. p C. SLAOHT, . Veterinary Surgeon. MACON, .WKA.WIE CO., MICH. C«aa*etio» wiik Tacumaah by Teletraph aad;by Kail. ALL CALM FBOmrELT'ATTEitDBD TO. MISQELLAN10U8, y^TATERMAN'S PHOTOGBAPH'GALLERY. (Hiia Gillatt'a old atand.) Willbaia Salia* arary Wadnaaday and shall be alaaaad t» maet all in n.ad of work in iny line. 2-»H tad im sanplas of our work. P OORDON, The Pioneer. Painter, Ot« Forfy Tears Sxp.eiriaBPB. 3arrjj|?1 Ii|H sgd Qri*m<*nt*,\ .fainting, Paper ,.. , U^HBf.PrescOinirr-f-ltc. - « - ■* : HALINE, - MICH. yy hi. BRiaas, Practical Painter. lama »alnt[B|r, traininr. papar hanfinc and ■ kalmnlnins. All work promptly and . atatly -dona, and satisfaction ■ guaranteed, SALINE, - - MIOH, iyAMDUZER'B Barber Shop. joir Cattiar. 8havi»t, -Shampooimg and all .'■? -YTark in tka Barber Lin*. .' i -Bati nan in eonneetion. Hot or cold bath* at •rirtlnmC " AB.VANDUZKK. I'. *ALINK,.- - - - MIOH. A.J. WABREN, CONVITANCIR AND Notary - Public J. All lejal papers drawn on short so tics and at prices within the reaoh of all. Giitral Fife Insnrinee t Specialty. John Battigardner, (Succaaaor t» Anton Xiila.) DEALER IN Foreign and American «& Marble, Granite and Building stone. Cainer of Detroit and Catherine Sts. Nora Notes. • Paul "Wheeler has a new Rambler bicycle. W. A. Cook is home for his annual vacation. 4 Corn, Potatoes, Grass and every thi ng is crying rain. Miss Agnes Pay visited friends in Ypsilanti last week. -Mertjon Wilcox of Hillsdale, "called on friends here last week. Mrs. Chas. Wheeler is expected home from Chicago this week. Old farmers say that never was more and better hay put up than this year. A one legged wheelman went by here the other day, your correspondent did not see him but " heard bo." Mooreville. Miss Jennie Collins, of Milan, is spending a few days with Miss Dora Warner. Mr. Spooner had some Dexter friends call on him one day last week. Mrs; Ball, of Ypsilanti, is spending a few days with relatives. P. E. Holeomb is on the sick list caused from his fall. Three ribs were broken. Sturm & Beeves have moved their mill in Charles Wheeler's woods northeast of here and will: begin sawing this week. The hard storm of rain and wind that Sppead over our vicinity last Friday did considerable damage to crops and timber. Groin and hay stacks were blowrf over, buildings unroofed and many trees blown down. The old land mark,, (willow tree) near Willis Clark's residence was terribly shattered,the trunk was over three feet through. Milan Murmurings. ANN ARBOR MIGH. CITY MMT MARKET. «. % ~w G; A. LINDENSCHMIDT : ^. *t • >' Instill attliaold atand, whara he is always pre c , X ■ -■Btlfei to aarra hia cuatbniara with THE BEST IN THE MARKET in thelineof - Frisk and Salt Iteats of all Kinds, *i:■*.*■. . paltry, Fish, Sausage, Etc., AT POPULAR KfiiCEE. i. Ooaapl.ta aUaui outfit for uianufacturinic stw « *' •* "'• sag*--" Rinjemkar di* old «t*nd. . C. A. UNDCN6CHMIDT. The Baptist Mission Band ind ulged in a picnic, Friday afternoon chaperoned by . their teachers Airs. J. C* Bouse and Mrs. Geo. Minto, all report an enjoyable time. Webb Btackjaev was 21 yea.rs old the 4th of August and his young friends treated him - to a birthday surprise party. There are several moves to be made by the business nje,n in September. Mrs. Ball and Mr. Heath and family will move to Ann Arbor in a few weeks. The Baptist Ladies will hold their Tea social Friday afternoon at M rs. Chapins. R. Place's rope walking was a financial failure as far as Mr. Place was concerned although the village was full to see the performance. Rev. J. O. -Heck and family returned Friday from their Tecumseh visit. Wed.-lOth, Rev. Geo. Chapman will give a lecture on his exploits in Liberia Africa, at Gay Opera House. Dr. Calhoun has returned from his visit to the coast. Miss Minnie Williams of Detroit, is visiting friends here for a few days. Morris Day is still seriously ill. Rev. G. E. Sloan and family are entertaining guests from Corunna. Miss Mabel Wilkinson returned to her home in VernonPriday after athree weeks visit with her sister Mrs. Geo. Minto. Mrs. Dyke is having a porch built on the front of her house. Mrs. Hinkley entertained nieces from Belleville last week. Eldredge returned from a three weeks visit with friends in Quincy Saturday. Mrs. Marwilsky is entertaining a sister from the west. Mr. and Mrs. Preston Rouse of Lodi, spent Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Rouse. C. H. Robison has retupnecj from the Agricultural College. Mr. and Mrs. H. Sill left for Chicago Monday morning. Mr. aud Mrs. Bert Browu of Hudson, who have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Zimmerman for a number of days left for the World's Fair Monday. R. E. Trip is building a new house. We feel much revived siuee the i*uiu Friday and the gardens are looking fresh and green and so are some of tlie people. Camp meeting is over and Milan i.-* normal with a good pulse. Rev. Geo. Chapaan and wife held un interesting street meeling Satin-tiny evening. - Ma and Mrs, Warren Babcock Jr. returned from Lansing Friday. . Miss Clara Allen is in Chicago doing the World's Fair. DIPPING SHEEP. Blow IMi Is Done Where Thousand* at Animals Must Be Treated. In the accompanying illustration is Bhovra an interesting scene on a south- •west Texas ranch. It represents the manner of dipping sheep common on the large -western ranges. It is simply a long channel tank filled-with the dip, through -which the sheep are driven, forced along' by attendants, as shown. This, is'the'.bhly practical method where thousandsJof sheep must be treated, except the' recently invented dipping tanks or machines, which answer the same purpose and are more economical perhaps, requiring less of the mixture. The report of the department of agriculture on the parasites of sheep says: "Although some dips are fairly effective when applied to sheep with the wool on, the dipping should, as a rule, be preceded by shearing, and the rule should not be violated except on account of season. If any of a flock is affected with scab, all should be treated; otherwise the disease will be carried along and break ont frqm time to time. The wool of scabby sheep should be poisoned or destroyed or so safely stored that it cannot scatter the parasite. "The Australian or Rutherford diphaa been quite successful in the hands of large flock owners. It is made as follows: Take of tobacco and flowers of sulphur one pound each to every four gal-' Ions of water used. Steep the tobacco in a portion of the water two or three successive times until all the juice is extracted. DIPPING SHEEP ON A TEXAS RANCH. The leaves or stems of tobacco can be nsed, but three times the weight of stems are required as of leaves. A press or wringer should be used to squeeze out all the liquor. Mix the sulphur with water and stir it till of a creamy consistency. During the dipping keep the mixture constantly stirred up. It is more effective when applied at a temperature of 100 to 110 degrees in summer and 110 to 120 in winter. The sheep should remain in it 1 to 1^ minutes, and the head should be completelyimmersed once. Eight or ten days after the first treatment it must be repeated, and sometimes a third or fourth dipping will be necessary where any carelessness haa occurred in preparing the mixture or when rain has washed off the first application too soon." The cut here presented ia a reproduction from The Ohio Parmer. For One Day Only. August 26, 1893. Please note the date. There will be a sale of ladies' ready made Dresses, Wrappers and Underwear. Come and see a pretty stylish wrapper for SI. Warranted to fit the large and the small, the tall and the short. These goods will be found at Mrs. Glasier's millinery store. Mks. M. J. Henderson. Auction. The executor of the will of the late Jonas W. Bond will sell at auction at the farm one mile south of Saliue village Friday of this week at 1 o'clock: 4 good cows, l.yearling heifer, 1 sow, 0 shoats, 5 horses, 1 yearling colt, 1 lumber wagon, light wagon, open buggy wheelbarrow, 3 plows, Roller, light and heavy harness, grass seeder, 25 tons good hay. Also a lot of small tools and implements. Fruit Farms for Sale. Two first-class fruit farms at a bargain. One 11 miles north of Lapeer containing 50 acres, has 3000 bearing peach trees, a big orchard of each apples, plums and pears, also 2 acres cherry trees all thriftv and nice. The other a 38-acre farm with 1,200 peach trees loaded full of fruit, a fine lot of pear, apple and plum trees, also a nice grape vineyard. Both farms are of heavy rich soil nicely located and well watered. The farms belong to my sister whose health necessitates her disposing of them. Por particulars inquire of S. M. Bixby. Electric Bitters. This remedy is becoming so well known and so popular as to need no special mention. -Allwho have used Electric Bitters sing the same song of praise. A purer medicine does not exist and it is guaranteed to do all that is claimed.^ Electric Bitters will cure all diseases of the Liver and Kidneys, will remove Pimples, Boils, SaltKheum and other affections caused by impure blood. "Will drive Malaria from the system and prevent as well as cure all Malarial fever. For cure of Headache. Constipation and Indigestion try Electric Bitters, Enitre satisfaction guaranteed, or money refunded. Price 50 cents and $1 per bottle at Nichols Bros.' Drug Store. 5 It Should Be in E7ery House. 3. B. Wilson, 371 Clay St., Sharpsburg, Pa., says he will not be without Dr. King's Sew Discovery for consumption, coughs and colds, that it cured his wife who was threatened with Pneumonia after an attack of "La Grippe," when various other remedies and several physicians had done her no good. Bobert Barber, of Cooks- port, Pa., claims Dr. King's Sew Discovery has done him more good than anything he ever used for Lung Trouble. Nothing like it. Try it. Free trial bottle at Nichols Bros.' Large bottles, 50c and $1. 5 Bucklen's Arnica Salve, The Best Salve in the world for Guts Bruises, Sores, Dicers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains. Corns, and all Skin Eruption, and positively cures. Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or monoy refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by Nichols Bros., the Druggists. YORK STOjKE POGIS, No 26456, A. J. C. C. Sired by Stoke Pogis of Linden, full brother to the great Matilda 4th who ga.ve 16153 pounds of milk in one year. She made an Offical Test of 21* pounds of butter in 7 days in July. Dam, Recalcitrante, imported, sired by Nonpariel winner of the first prize over alL Jerseys for two years in succession. Nearly thi-ee-fourths of York's calves have been heifers, and command from $10 to Slo, at birth, from grade' cows. Jei-seys are in demand. Blood tells ■end the better the'blood the louder it tells. York can be found at my stables H miles south-east of Saline. J. F. AVERY. P. S. Bull calves from first-class registered cows for sale. •.To restore gray hair to its natural cojoras in youth* cause it to.grOw atiun- daut'and strong, there is no better preparation than Hall's Buir Renewer. Any one wishing .Detroit or Chieago daily "papers can get * them by leaving their order with H. L. Drew. \/ C™S / X FIELD. A visit, in this spot, which is now a National Cetue'lery, is extremely in- li-ve.-uiig. Here. seveuU-en years ago, G**i!Ci-iil Custer ami iivo. companies of th.* rti-wkih TJ. S* CavKlry, numbering uwr 200, ollicrprs and aif.n, were i-ut to pi.•<•••*- by the Sioux Indians and allied tribes' under Sitting Bull. 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Mr. Bush, 88, was admitted to the Methodist Hospital on Friday. It was his second hospitalization there this month, the spokesman, Jim McGrath, said.
"At age 88, bronchitis can be very serious, but in this case it was never life-threatening," Mr. McGrath said. "If you asked him how he's doing, he would tell you he's getting out this afternoon, because he feels that good. But he does have a lingering cough, so the doctors are going to wait until he's better to their satisfaction before they discharge him."
On Sunday, former President George W. Bush and his wife, Laura, visited him at the hospital. His wife, Barbara, has been a constant presence by his side, Mr. McGrath said.
Mr. Bush has had numerous health problems in recent years, including learning that he had a form of Parkinson's disease. Last year, he described his condition to Time magazine this way: "My legs don't move when my brain tells them to. It's very frustrating. But I am in no pain, and I have discovered the amazing scooters, which Barbara accuses me of driving like I drive my boat. But they help me get around."
Yet Mr. Bush, the 41st president, has remained active. Mitt Romney visited him last year at his Houston home and again in March at his Houston office. In January, he sat in his wheelchair shaking hands with runners during the Houston Marathon. On Nov. 1, he met an old friend for lunch at a local club: Mikhail S. Gorbachev, the former president of the Soviet Union. "It was a very warm, very personal reunion," Mr. McGrath said.


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User Reviews – see how Kidspot parents share their recommendations.We held a party for our children's shop Little Red Chick in Caringbah and decided to have the Gymbus as part of the entertainment for all the local kiddies. What a huge hit it was! Ryan was great with the kids and Cathy, you were just amazing to deal with in the lead up to the party. Thank you so much for being part of our day, you helped us raise some much needed funds to go to the Sydney Children's Hospital, and we were so appreciative. Thank you for helping to make the day such a huge success, we would definitely recommend the Gymbus to anyone! It's awesome!!
My daughter had a Gymbus party for her 4th birthday party. The equipment and activities are suitable for all ages and the staff are great, they organise the kids and keep them busy the whole time. The children loved all the activities and the staff. The staff were professional yet fun and energenic and had a great rapport with the kids. I would definitely recommend Gymbus!
Organised the gym bus for my nephews party, after it was recommended to me by a mate. The staff were awesome, so friendly and most of all great with the kids. The rest of the parents just sat back and enjoyed while the kids went wild. They had an absolute blast. Ryan and his team did a fantastic job making sure all the kids were safe while having an awesome time. Highly recommend it, very affordable and takes alot of the stress out of organising a party!
Absolutely loved the party, staff were knowledgeable, entertaining and really engaged with the kids. Offers a completely new twist on party ideas, something out of the ordinary and highly enjoyable!
The Coaches and Entertainers on board were fantastic with the kids.
By wally.salinger on 26/09/2012 9:21:24 PMGymbus was the best party we have ever had. The guys running the party were amazing with the kids, who have not stopped talking about it since. Thank you GYMBUS.
I recently had the Gymbus host my sons 6th birthday party at home ! We had 30 mostly 6year old boys and we did not see or hear from them for an hour and a half - it was pure bliss ! Thanks so much to the gymbus crew who were completely professional , experienced , entertaining and obliging - the kids just did not want to get off the bus they were having so much fun ! I would most definately recomend the gymbus and look forward to having them again next year !
Kids have never been so tired after playing on the Gymbus. It was a blessing to us as well as them!!!
Gymbus is not only just a great idea due to its fun but is beneficial to my children's health and well being, Gymbus allows children of all ages too keep fit and healthy whilst having a great time, perfect for birthday parties or events. Gymbus is a real winner in all areas price, affordability and fun!
My kids had an absolute ball. Not only did they have fun, its a great workout for them too!! Very professionally run and pleasure to deal with, will recommend them to everyone! Thanks guys
awesome super fun time
Great concept, got a first hand lesson in how it works, unit was clean and tidy and very safe for kids to have a good time while getting some much needed exercise. Operators were very professional, courteous and considerate, they were in complete control of the session, were always being present so they could monitor the kids activity. Well done Gymbus.
Easy to book, Great Entertainers, all i had to do was sit back and watch the kids have a great time.
My child wanted something different for their birthday party and when the blue double decker bus turned up at our house i have never seen all of the kids so excited!! It was amazing and kept the kids so busy that they were exhausted when they came off! Thanks Gymbus for the best party ever
Ryan and his assistant were excellent in providing challenges, games and keeping kids active. We found the party easy to organise, and a healthy variation on the junk food parties kids have been invited to before.
My 6 and 3 year old boys just love the Gymbus. They have been on it at parties many times. A great way to get a bunch of kids together for a lot of fun. highly recommended by Lesley Hugo. Mum to Harry and Archie.
Recently we hired the Gymbus for our daughters 1st birthday.
As she is our 3rd born, most of the children invited were 3years and older.
I had enough on my plate with everything else involved in putting on a party and wasn't sure how I would entertain the 15ish, mostly boys, in our small house.
The gymbus was so easy. The girl on the phone understood my situation and helped me work out the best time to fit in the fact I wanted to have a lunch party. Normally I would have been stressing over preparing the food while also doing pass'the'parcel and other games. Instead the 2 gymbus staff looked after the kids leaving me to do other things including relax and for the first time enjoy my child's party. And unlike going to play centres we didn
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Gymbus has been to Picnic Point Public where my nieces and nephews attend. They loved it so much my sis is being hounded to book their party - 6 months ahead! Ryan and his team were great with the kids, the gym games and activities were fun and challenging. MJ
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Howzit. I've been surfing big boards for a long time. This winter has only been 6'8 an under. I've never ridden a board under 8' until this mid-life crisis. I'm use to catching all the waves I want and have sacrificed some of that due to riding these smaller boards until today. I bought the 6'10 addvance for summer to surf the south shore due to heavy crowds and the fact that most of my crew surfs longboards. Boy was I right on this board thanks to this forum. This board is essentially the stomach and butt of a longboard. It actually looks like a fish on steroids. If u ever thought what it wud b like to ride a long board w/o the extra 2 feet, thats what it is. I have a pretty decent paddle and am comfortable riding and catching waves w anybody, but this board is ridiculous. I didnt lose any wave I paddled for. I didnt give way to any longboarders. I surfed Ma'ili, which is a point break on the west side of O'ahu. It was 3-4' hawaiian and lining up real nice. I had to surf backside due the wave being a left which isn't what i wud prefer, but I cant complain. It definitely is going to b my go to board for Three's on the south shore at anything over 4'. I guess I wud tell anybody starting or stepping down to go w a 6'10 addvance or even a 6'6. Now if my Vanguard wud come in, i cud review that, but until then I'll b on my spit or fish. All in all, if don't want to sacrifice wave count, but dont mind still riding s progressive style of longboarding, then the addvance is for u
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Great feedback. Thanks for sharing... Others will be stoked to read this one.
Now thats what I'm talking about !!!!
FokaiHi, what it get's big and narly, stick in a quad set or even a set of Controllers and I find it opens the wave range range up on this board. When it is smaller, a set of bigger sides and a small trailer keeps it pretty loose.
If you are interested in catching waves and having fun and don't care about huge hacks or airs, an Addvance is a such a great board for your quiver.
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Warm Up with Cowboy Casserole
Fight off the below-freezing temps with this warm dish of comfort food.
On days like today, there is nothing better than a nice warm casserole. Casseroles are easy to make, can feed a crowd and are especially nice on days when you want to stay inside by the fire. This recipe for cowboy casserole comes from the blog The Cutting Edge of Ordinary and it serves approximately 12. To make this you'll need: To start, take the tater tots out of the freezer and defrost them for an hour or so. Preheat the oven to 350 degrees. After an hour, chop the onion and cook it in a large skillet until translucent. Add the chopped garlic and cook for 1 minute more. Then, add the beef and cook over medium heat until no longer pink. Drain the mixture and place into a large bowl and set aside. In a small bowl combine the soup, milk …


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Community - We have participated in community activities and projects such as the People's Fair, served meals at the Denver Rescue Mission, Adopt-a-Highway, Habitat for Humanity and Food Bank of the Rockies. In addition RPCVC helps former volunteers meet the third goal of the Peace Corps by sharing their unique experiences with local community groups and organizations through the Speakers Bureau.
Giving - Fundraising activities from the sale of calendars and memberships have allowed us to support such overseas project as Peace Corps Partnerships, a Croatian orphanage, and an Albanian medical project, as well as local projects such as Trees, Water and People, Fast Forward to Literacy and Warren Village.
Social Events - RPCVC sponsors gatherings monthly at various locations around the Denver area. Group meetings are usually held on the third Wednesday of odd numbered months (January, March, May, etc) at 7:00pm. Other social events include potluck dinners, group ski trips, summer picnics, social happy hours, ethnic restaurant outings, a book club, and an annual holiday party.
Outreach - 6 RPCVC newsletters are published each year. Members receive this bulletin including all upcoming local events and some national Peace Corps news. Participate in NPCA/PC Mentoring Project.
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