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I feel this little bro so much it's not funny. Homeward Bound must have come out when I was like 8 or 9 and it was one of the first time my parents dropped me and a friend off at the movie theater without an adult. Gave us like $20 a piece which when you're 8 years old makes you feel like Ted Dibiase. We blew it all on Junior Mints (who's gonna turn down a Junior Mint), popcorn and Milk Duds. Hell I'll never forget my buddy Jaymon lost a tooth in a Milk Dud in the theater. Hilarious*. But anyway this was the movie we saw that day. And to say I was on the edge of my seat when Shadow didn't walk over the hill immediately was an understatement. One of the most tense moments of my life. And if Shadow never would have made it, it would have been up there with Mufasa dying, Artax getting stuck in quicksand, Rufio getting stabbed by Hook and Simultaneous Possession as one of the saddest moments of my life. So I know exactly where this pug is coming from. Shadow! Bark twice if you're in Milwaukee!
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Do you use a mezzaluna?
I was thinking of posting this on the "useless clutter" thread, but I'm not sure yet.
I got a mezzaluna as a gift recently, and used it to chop some parsley and garlic. It worked ok, but I still felt I could do better and faster with a knife. I also felt a bit awkward with the way it moves. It also seemed quite sharp, but still the parsley looked kind of crushed, and not as cleanly chopped as when I use the knife.
I'm not giving up yet. But I wonder if any of you hounds use a mezzaluna, and why you might or might not prefer it in some situations...
I do not use one myself, but my mother did. Her secret was to use a wooden bowl with about the same curve as the blade. It enabled her to do a sort of combination chopping-scraping move that was very effective for making things like chopped liver.
I have tried a dozen times. I keep watching Nigella use one like a pro, but I can't get the hang of it. Give me a good sharp knife any day of the week.
I got one as a gift, and I was totally excited, since I'd really wanted on. I use is rarely, and am incredibly frustrated when I do. It doesn't chop well, and stuff gets stuck up between the two blades all the time.
I have one, but never use it. I used it a few times, but found I could do a better job with my chef's knife. I should say that the one I have is a double-bladed version. The herbs tended to get stuck between the blades. Bought it on sale . . . .
Do I *have* one, yes. Single-blade, with a matching bowl, got for a dollar at a garage sale or free from someone who was moving or something.
Do I *use* it, very rarely. It's good for certain things but not enough better than a chef's knife and flat board on the one hand or a food processor on the other that I'd buy one.
I bought one in Venice which came with a wooden cutting board with a slight bowl-like indentation in the center, and it works really well. You have to have patience and keep pushing the herbs back through the center, but for parsley, basil, or cilantro, there is nothing like it.
I love my mezzaluna -- I got it as a gift for Christmas last year, and it's made by a company in Alaska and comes with the chopping bowl/board.
It's best for chopping herbs and garlic. If you have to chop 10-12 cloves of garlic and you want it to go fast, you can just throw them all in there and cut vertically, horizontally and diagonally until they are finely minced.
It also works great when you're chopping different kinds of herbs and garlic together, because it blends it all together while you're cutting it.
I think the best part is that you don't have to hold whatever you're chopping, so you can chop faster and there's no chance of cutting yourself. The bowl also catches everything quite nicely, and keeps it all in the same place.
I use mine very frequently and would definitely recommend it. I do think that, like knives, the quality will make all the difference -- I've seen them for sale at Ikea but I'm sure those are really dull. Just invest in a nice one (I think mine was about $30 or $40) and it will work very well.
I have a single-blade, double-handled Italian mezzaluna that I adore. It is about 10 inches wide and I use it on a flat cutting board to make short work of herbs or garlic. I can mince them fine in a flash without the tearing of the food processor.
I like it because it rocks back and forth and I can constantly change directions without picking it up from the surface.
It was a little hard to get the hang of it at first but now it's a snap.
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I have a single bladed mezzaluna that I will occasionally use for mincing herbs, but it isn't something that I have much expertise at.
I once worked with a woman who could put a Cuisinart to shame with her Mezzaluna skills. She could use 2x double-bladed mezza's to make pesto at a rate that even a FP couldn't match.
While I don't have one now - growing up my mom did and we used it for making egg salad religiously. Our family preferred it minced very fine and the mezzaluna did the perfect job of slicing the egg into miniature pieces without crushing them into sloppy bits. It was used in a sloped bowl, which made the task quite easy.
I never got around to buying one only because I can't seem to find one as good as the one I remember from my childhood. Recently, I noticed my grandmother's in her utensil drawer that I know she uses daily for making salad - it looks exactly like what I need but, alas, I'll have to wait until she's "on her journey" as she calls it, before I can pluck it from her possession!


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Is it only searching that area? I could not find my info in doing a search and don't live in that area.
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I hate for my first post here to be something of this nature, but guys, this makes me really angry.
You can narrow down CCW holders addresses in just a few minutes if you try. Ive written WRAL, and they arent willing to remove the link.
Please complain and do it loudly and to the right people. Ive passed this information along to the NRA and to my representatives. Please do the same. This didnt work out well for the Roanoke Times in 2007, and Id like to see the same here.
Is it only searching that area? I could not find my info in doing a search and don't live in that area.
Atlantis exists in fiction because it was sunk by a grey man.
It didn't bring up my name when I tried the search.
The search brought up my wife and I.
God help us all!!
would you mind reposting the reply here? It sounds like something for us to pursue.
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F this it showed me and my wife It doesn't give names but it gives streets I am not happy.
Didn't bring up my name or address, just street names and town when I searched under my zip code. No specific address.
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I think it may be the WRAL viewing area. Tried different counties not in viewing area of WRAL and showed no listings.
It does not bring up names or house numbers, but it does bring up street names, dates of issue and dates of expiration. Live on a short street? Only one on a street? Helloooooo, target.
No real use for anyone...except a tool for burglars to narrow down their targets. What an assumption of liability this appears to be. A resistance to removing the link means that WRAL does not care what kind of hassle they cause the law-abiding, who just happen to disagree with them...
Didn't find me. But still unbelievable that it would find anyone. Absolutely absurd.
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No names when I did a search, just dates of issue on a particular street.
Some of you may remember 4-5 years ago some individual posted a web site that let you search the public NC CHP database. You could have your name filtered out of the database for a $20.00 fee. That site lasted a few weeks. I don't know if it was forced offline. The uproar at CSF was deafening. The information is public, but charging a fee to exclude your information from search results was their scam. I found myself in the database back then.
I imagine this time, through WRAL, the catch is that names are not being displayed? I dunno.
Atlantis exists in fiction because it was sunk by a grey man.
Also, these are the replies I received from the editor:
I replied:Hi Matthew,
The database is public record. Anyone can request it. We decided not to include names and street numbers, which are included in the public data.
Take care,
Kelly Hinchcliffe
Investigates/Special Projects Producer
She replies again:
Thats correct Kelly, it is public record. However, this requires a person to go to the Sheriff of their county or the NCDOJ to request the information, in person. There is a very LARGE difference in publishing even a redacted data set thats made searchable online. The Roanoke Times did this same bit in 2007, and it resulted in the data being pulled from the website, a public apology, and a bill introduced in VA to keep the records private and only able to be requested on an individual basis.
Id respectfully request that the database link be removed, once again.
Also, its not just the WRAL viewing area. I tried a few friends (whom I also emailed the link to). One is the solitary house on his road in Forsyth Co, his permit shows up. One in Goldsboro has numerous other CCW permit holders on his street, as in every house. One other in Durham county shows up, but about 25% of the people on his road have a permit (approximately 25 houses).Matthew, not everyone has the know-how or time to request public records, such as this. I appreciate you taking the time to write.
Kelly Hinchcliffe
Investigates/Special Projects Producer
Sucks...........what a go WRAL. Very newsworthy.
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Post #47 by 1911gobang on 6/20/13 here: http://www.carolinashootersclub.com/...=1#post1175756
I just saw this article too. I couldn't believe it. As others have pointed out, there's a big difference in taking the time/energy to go to your Sheriff's office and requesting this information, and just being able to put in a street name and zip code on a website and having any number of permit holders/gun owners pop up in the area. C'mon WRAL.
My wife and I came up no records found. I tried a coworker and it showed 6 permit holders on the street. No names, no street number. I don't like it, but the info is pretty limited.
From a little googling, it looks like there WAS a site called notconcealed.com, but it has gone defunct.
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I have written the NRA, and my representatives. I encourage everyone to do the same. Use this if you like:
Hi, I am writing to you because of this story:
The local news station WRAL has decided to see fit to publish the NC CCW holders database with names and street numbers redacted. This information still allows someone to be able to narrow down the houses where CCW holders lived easily, especially if choosing a road or private drive with few houses. I believe this to be an egregious violation of our rights. The database is public, but it requires a request made in person at the local sheriff or NCDOJ where the requester information is documented. Now that information has been made public online.
Thank you for your consideration in helping the CCW holders of NC with this issue.
You should probably send the same letter to Grass Roots NC.
Send a note back to Kelly and ask if she would want to see her street in Mebane to be displayed on a website and whether she thinks that might be a danger to her and Justin. Tell her she's got a neighbor somewhere on Frazier Ridge who's got a permit. And remind her that information being available to public online search makes every house on her street a target to criminals in search of firearms to steal.
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The Longwood Manor Historical Society is devoted to the Restoration and Preservation of Colonel William Frew Long's, Macedonia, Ohio estate.
Colonel William Frew Long was born in Alleghany, Pennsylvania to a prominent and wealthy family. His father was speaker of the house of representatives and president of the Pittsburgh stock exchange. It was the crash in the late 1880's and his fathers death that left his family penniless. William Long took care of his mother and brother, and at the age of 11, quit school and began working long hours.
Throughout his life, Colonel Long was very active in civic and community affairs. In 1950, when he retired to his home in Macedonia, he became actively involved in city affairs. The first position he held was Chairman of Macedonia Board of Appeals. He held that position until 1962 when he was elected the "first" Mayor of Macedonia. He remained Mayor of the city until he was 96 years old, making him the oldest Mayor in the United States. A title still held today. The legacy of Colonel Long lives on in Longwood Manor, located at 1634 E. Aurora Road. It represents his commitment to providing the community with an opportunity to prosper and to make the city a better place in which to live.
The Longwood Manor Historical Society
Upon his death, Colonel Long donated his home and property to the City of Macedonia. The Longwood Manor Historical Society is recognized by the Macedonia City Council to restore the property. We want to help teach a new generation about the man who had a primary role in making Macedonia what it is today. It is important to preserve the 84 year old home and to appreciate and be aware of the fascinating development of a once "small town" to such a thriving, growing city.
Your Help is Needed!
We have been concentrating our efforts in the house since 2002. With the first floor finished, we started on the second floor. Before the winter of 2006-2007, the outside of the home was being readied for a much needed face lift. The third floor is very close to being finished. Before renovations were complete, the home was rezoned from residential to commercial. Since the house was originally a residence, it did not meet several commercial code requirements. Until these codes are met, public activities and access to the house have been suspended.
Won't you please help us in our efforts of saving the history of this man and his house by contributing much needed donations or volunteering your efforts with us?


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Very yummy! I didn't have a "New Mexican" chile, so I used ground cayenne which gave it a pretty respectable kick. The spice combo was good, but I might try adding a little curry powder or other Indian spices just to experiment. It's great as is, I'm just like trying different spices. I'll keep it in mind when craving Indian food, though I usually don't have red potatoes and green beans on hand. Served with Chai-Brined Pork Tenderloin and Apple Chutney.
Spiced Potatoes and Green Beans
Photo: Photo: Randy Mayor
Yield: 5 servings (serving size: 1 1/2 cups)
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Nutritional Information
Amount per serving
- Calories: 154
- Fat: 5.8g
- Saturated fat: 0.4g
- Monounsaturated fat: 3.3g
- Polyunsaturated fat: 1.7g
- Protein: 3.3g
- Carbohydrate: 22.7g
- Fiber: 3.6g
- Cholesterol: 0.0mg
- Iron: 1.3mg
- Sodium: 379mg
- Calcium: 38mg
- 1 New Mexican chile
- 2 tablespoons canola oil
- 1/2 teaspoon brown mustard seeds
- 1 cup finely chopped onion
- 2 teaspoons minced garlic
- 1 teaspoon ground cumin
- 1 teaspoon ground coriander
- 1 teaspoon minced peeled fresh ginger
- 1/4 teaspoon ground turmeric
- 1 pound Yukon gold or red potatoes, cut into 1/2-inch pieces
- 1/2 cup water
- 3/4 teaspoon salt
- 8 ounces green beans, trimmed and cut into 1-inch pieces
- 1/4 cup chopped fresh cilantro
- 1. Place chile in a spice or coffee grinder; process until finely ground (about 1 teaspoon).
- 2. Heat oil in a large nonstick skillet over medium-high heat. Add mustard seeds to pan; sauté 30 seconds or until seeds begin to pop. Add onion; sauté 2 minutes or until lightly browned. Stir in ground chile, garlic, and next 4 ingredients (through turmeric); cook 30 seconds, stirring constantly. Stir in potatoes; cook 2 minutes. Add 1/2 cup water and salt, and bring to a boil. Reduce heat to medium-low and simmer, covered, 8 minutes or until potatoes are tender. Add beans; cover and cook 5 minutes or until beans are crisp-tender. Stir in cilantro.
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- COURSE: Side Dishes/Vegetables
- CUISINE: American
- MAIN INGREDIENT: Vegetables
- DIETARY CONSIDERATION: Low Cholesterol, Low Saturated Fat
- PUBLICATION: Cooking Light
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