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CelinaJaitley, Femina Miss India-Universe 2001 and the fourth runner up inMiss Universe beauty pageant 2001, hails from a military background.Born in Kabul (Afghanistan) to a Punjabi father and Afghani mother, thestunning beauty wanted to join the army either as a doctor or a pilot.This commerce graduate had worked as a marketing executive for areputed telecom company in Kolkata. But her career graph changed afterwinning a beauty contest in Bengal. Celina signed 'Janasheen' (2003) asher first film, but it was her 'Khel' (2003) that was released first.The . siren set the Bollywood screen on fire with her screenpresence. Honours credited to this grey eyed beauty include Miss MargoBeautiful skin, Indiatimes Surfer's Choice, MTV's Most Wanted Awardsand Kalakar award for Best Supporting Actress for 'No Entry'.


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(#) MyFamousLastWords 2008-12-23 09:47:36 AMOooo. Lol.
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Rockband (:
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By TEARSA SMITH Good Morning Tennessee Anchor/Reporter
RUGBY (WATE) - If you're looking for a charming destination you can visit without breaking the bank, you don't have to look any further than the restored Victorian village of Rugby in Morgan and Scott counties.
The village is about an hour and 15 minutes northwest of Knoxville.
Rugby is a flashback to life in 1880. As soon as you arrive, you'll see the hard work that has gone into preserving the Victorian-era look of the community.
"Unfortunately for us, historic Rugby is one of the best-kept secrets in Tennessee," said Executive Director Cheryl Cribbet. "We don't care to have it that way anymore."
"Historic Rugby, as it was in the 1880s, is a travelers destination. We have historic buildings. We are a historic museum property. We have the historic buildings which you can tour every day," Cribbet added.
The village draws visitors from beyond East Tennessee. Iowa natives Joe and Pat Fuchs say they discovered Rugby while traveling through the area.
"We're antiquers and it's neat to see a community want to keep a community the way it was in the background," Joe Fuchs said.
Cribbet wants visitors to know there is plenty to do. "We have the shops of Rugby which includes the commissary store. We have the Sprit of Red Hill which is privately owned and operated and they are a store of oddments and antiques," she said.
There are also plenty of outdoor opportunities in the area. Rugby is nestled at the foot of Big South Fork Recreation National River and Recreation Center. It's also near Scott State Forest.
Whatever area you pick to visit, you are sure to see nature at its best. There are plenty of opportunities to get more than just fresh air.
"Incredible hiking, what people don't realize is the hiking that this area offers. We've got hikes to the Massengale Homeplace in the Rugby State Natural Area. We've got the Gentleman's Swimming Hole Trail," Cribbet said.
The Gentleman's Swimming Hole Trail is the oldest in-use hiking trail in Tennessee. It was built by the settlers of Rugby in the 1880s.
Planning your visit is all about timing. On the weekend of May 14-15, a huge event is coming to Rugby. It's the 37th Annual Festival of British and Appalachian Culture. There will be music and dancing, along with lots of traditional arts and crafts and storytelling.
"This year we will also be adding to that two-day event on Saturday Picking at Rugby Blue Grass Competition. It's going to be exciting. We are really going to have a lot of great talent here," Cribbet said.
"It is beautiful. You've got to come here," Joe Fuchs said. "It's well worth a trip."
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- Blue fabric; contrast white 3-Stripes
- Rubber toe guard
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- Vulcanised rubber outsole
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adidas Originals Womens Tech Super Trainers - Navy/Green
Taking the running aesthetic of the '90s classic and combining it with a low profile, the Tech Super trainers by adidas Originals provide long-distance comfort in a casual, everyday style.
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Skechers Go Walk 2 Circuit Shoes - Navy
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Useful info:
- Shoes by Sketchers
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Nike Air Max Thea Trainers - Blue/Pink
The Air Max Thea trainer by Nike is perfect for women who want plenty of cushioning and support as well as a sleek, understated style.
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Wear these Thea trainers with Nike shorts, high-intensity sports bra and bold pink racer back top for a coordinated and cool workout look this season.
- Air Max Thea by Nike
- Minimal textile-based upper for lightweight feel
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- Visible Air-Sole unit to heel for maximum impact protection
- Phylon midsole for lightweight cushioning
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- Phylon midsole doubles as outsole for traction, durability and reduced bulk
Lacoste Vauban Retro Running Shoes
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Ladies Vauban retro running shoes.Colour: Dark Blue. Upper: Suede, lining and sock: Other materials, sole: Other materials. Wipe clean only.
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Vans Authentic Plimsolls - Blue
These Authentic plimsolls by Vans are statement making in their vibrant blue canvas upper.
Featuring a fresh blue colourway with contrast brown laces and trims these plimsolls give this season's style a smart lift. With all the staple features, including a toffee bottom sole, of the classic, these plimsolls see you through season to season in style.
Wear these plimsolls with a pair of skinny jeans, blue vest top and zip through hoodie for a street style ready look that's perfect for the season.
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- Authentic plimsolls by Vans
- Canvas upper
- Contrast laces and trims
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I've missed you too, little guy
Woo. Yay. Hooray. Etcetera.
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Thanks a lot and stuff. Generic expressions of gratitude. You know the drill. I'm no good at this kind of thing.
We should do this again sometime.
Aw snap, she's baaaaack
Happy April Fools, everypony! This guest update was by Ask Cookie and Brann


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PLYMOUTH ŌĆö┬ĀRaymond E. Ritter, 83, of Plymouth died Wednesday, Sept. 26, 2012, at┬Ā3 a.m., at the Catherine Kasper Life Care Center in Donaldson.
He is survived by his daughter, Pam Cole of Plymouth; his sons, Lonnie (Patty) Ritter of Plymouth and Don (Sandy) Ritter of Syracuse; nine grandchildren; and 23 great-grandchildren.
Visitation will be Friday, Sept. 28, 2012, from noon to 2 p.m. at the Van Gilder Funeral Home, 300 W. Madison Street, Plymouth.
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"I have a lot of expectations and a lot of goals I want to fulfill, but the biggest dream is still to make the Olympic team for London"
London 2012 Olympic Torch Wins Designs of the Year
British design studio Barber Osgerby have won the Design of the Year 2012 for their stunning design of the London 2012 Olympic Torch. The overall winner was chosen from 89 entries to claim the winning title. The award, designed by Swarovski was presented byAnya Hindmarch at the awards ceremony held at the Design Museum last night.
East London, or Getting Ready for the 2012 Olympics
As you surely know, the 2012 summer Olympics are going to be held in London. And more precisely, they will be held in East London, an area that doesn't yet have the same appeal as the western part of the city. But this neighborhood is about to become the center of the world for one month, which is a very good reason to discover it now. Go through the famous markets, such as London's oldest market Spitafield, the history left by the terrifying Jack the Ripper, the skyscrapers of Canary Wharf or simply great local historic pubs. Just get ahead of everyone and know more about this upcoming place to be.


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Aug 06, 2012 7:21 AM
Although I usually hate to call names, I can't help it in the case of Axelrod. He's most definitely the biggest toad I've ever seen! This is such an obvious ploy by the liberals, & I hope Romney doesn't fall for it. He's not required to submit any more tax info than he already has, so he should ignore the liberal nonsense & continue his campaign focus on the failure of Obamanomics. I also believe Republicans should be raising hell about the numerous "laws" Obama has passed – illegally - through executive orders and/or departmental mandates. I'm puzzled by the lack of concern re his bold moves to circumvent Congress & legislate from the White House - especially when the legislation is designed to benefit specific liberal voting groups.


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When we were young, We used to run, We used to smile, We used to laugh, We used to run wild. But paradise is locked and bolted.. We must make a journey around the world, to see if a back door has perhaps been left open.
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((Seriously, this line. Every. Day. Family meant everything to this guy, especially when it came to taking care of his little sister. He was probably the only man in the village who knew how to play hopscotch, braid hair, craft flower garlands and how to have a proper tea party, and the best part is, he loved every minute of it because HE LOVED HIS SISTER! *cries*))
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You'll be correctly informed by objective news channels.
dont forget WE CAN FUCK WHOEVER WE WANT AS LONG AS ALL PARTICIPANTS ARE OVER 15!
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Emma had been on her way home from her new 'job' when she saw a strange boy standing in front of the home that she shared with her mother and father. "Um….hello sir? Can i help you?" she questioned. The more she looked at him, the more she saw a resemblance to her elder brother.
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It was the middle of the night in the small home, but Emma was still awake. She hadn't been able to sleep, so she stayed up to read. As she heard footsteps she looked up from her book to see a tall dark stranger, this worried her. "Um….excuse me, but what are you doing in here?" she questioned as she closed the book and stood up.
Figured I should try drawing on paper again. Was listening to Safe and Sound (RotG Version) made by Lily Sevin. Gotta shake off all these sibling feels I've been having for the day.


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The Alfa: Revista de Linguística (São José do Rio Preto) – the linguistics journal of the São Paulo State University (UNESP), sponsored by the Research Pro-Vice-Chancellorship, publishes papers authored by teachers, researchers, and PhD students from national and international institutions of learning, teaching and research. Papers by undergraduates or MS students are not eligible for publication in the journal.
Invited papers are peer-reviewed by the members of the Editorial Board.
Papers should be written in one of the following languages: Portuguese, English, French, Spanish, or Italian. In papers written in Portuguese, TÍTULO, RESUMO, and PALAVRAS-CHAVE should come before the paper text body, and their English versions, TITLE, ABSTRACT, and KEY-WORDS, after it. In papers written in one of the other languages, the corresponding elements that come before the paper text body should be written in the language the paper is written; the corresponding elements that come after the paper text body should be written in Portuguese for papers written in English and in English for papers written in French, Spanish, or Italian.
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Authors should ensure that their electronic copy is compatible with PC/MSWord®, and use Times New Roman fonts, 12-point size. The page size should be set to A4 (21cm x 29.7cm), and the text body should be one-and-a-half spaced throughout. Leave 3 cm from the top of the page and on the left margin, and 2.0 cm from the bottom of the page and on the right margin. The number of pages of the paper should not exceed 30 pages, including references, bibliography, appendixes, and annexes.
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1. Title. The title should be centered and set in bold capitals at the top of the first page. Runover titles should be single-spaced. The name of each author follows the title and should be given in full with the surname in Capitals and aligned to the left margin. There should be two blank single-spaced lines before and after the name(s) of the author(s).
2. Paper abstract. The paper abstract, which must summarize the contents of the paper (goals, theoretical framework, results, and conclusion), should conform to the following: it should follow the name(s) of the author(s), contain at least 150 and at most 200 words, be single-spaced, and, with no indentation for the first line, be preceded by the word ABSTRACT in capitals in the same language of the paper,
3. Keywords. Each keyword (at most seven) is followed by a period. They should be preceded by the word KEYWORDS in capitals. Runover keywords should be single-spaced. There should be two blank single-spaced lines before and after the keywords. The Editorial Board suggests that the keywords should match general concepts of the paper subject domain.
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9. The keywords in English. For papers written in Portuguese, French, Spanish, and Italian, the keywords in English should be typeset in italics, be preceded by the word ABSTRACT, typeset in italics and in CAPITALS, and be placed two blank single-spaced lines after the abstract in English. Runover keywords in English should be single-spaced. NOTE: For papers written in English, the title, abstract, and keywords referred to in 7, 8 and 9 above, respectively, should be written in Portuguese.
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11. Bibliography. The bibliography list (if any) should come after the reference list. The subtitle BIBLIOGRAPHY should be set in bold, with no indentation for the first line, and placed two blank single-spaced lines after the reference list. Note that all and only works not mentioned in the paper or its footnotes should be included in the bibliography list.
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3.1 Reference guidelines Both reference and bibliography lists should be ordered alphabetically by the last name of the first author. A single space should separate one reference item from the other. Translators should be specified.
AUTHIER-REVUZ, J. Palavras incertas: as não coincidências do dizer. Tradução de Cláudia Pfeiffer et al. Campinas: Ed. da UNICAMP, 1998.
LAKATOS, E. M.; MARCONI, M. A. Metodologia do trabalho científico. 2. ed. São Paulo: Atlas, 1986.
CORACINI, M. J.; BERTOLDO, E. S. (Org). O desejo da teoria e a contingência da prática. Campinas: Mercado das Letras, 2003.
Book chapters
PECHEUX, M. Ler o arquivo hoje. In: Orlandi, E. P. (Org.). Gestos de leitura: da história no discurso.Tradução de Maria das Graças Lopes Morin do Amaral. Campinas: Ed. da UNICAMP, 1994. p.15-50.
Thesis and dissertations
BITENCOURT, C. M. F. Pátria, civilização e trabalho:o ensino nas escolas paulistas (1917-1939). 1988. 256 f. Dissertação (Mestrado em História) – Faculdade de Filosofia, Letras e Ciências Humanas, Universidade de São Paulo, São Paulo, 1998.
Papers in journals
SCLIAR-CABRAL, L.; RODRIGUES, B. B. Discrepâncias entre a pontuação e as pausas. Cadernos de Estudos Linguísticos, Campinas, n.26, p.63-77, 1994.
Online papers
SOUZA, F. C. Formação de bibliotecários para uma sociedade livre. Revista de Biblioteconomia e Ciência da Informação,Florianópolis, n.11, p.1-13, jun. 2001. Disponível em: <http://www.periodicos.ufsc.br/index.php/eb/article/view/1518-2924.2001v6n11p39>. Acesso em: 30 jun. 2001.
Newspaper articles
BURKE, P. Misturando os idiomas. Folha de S. Paulo,São Paulo, 13 abr. 2003. Mais!, p.3.
Online publications
UNIVERSIDADE ESTADUAL PAULISTA. Coordenadoria Geral de Bibliotecas. Grupo de Trabalho Normalização Documentária da UNESP. Normalização Documentária para a produção científica da UNESP: normas para apresentação de referências. São Paulo, 2003. Disponível em: <http://www.fclar.unesp.br/Home/Biblioteca/abnt_referencias.pdf>. Acesso em: 15 jul. 2004.
Paper in edited volumes, conference proceedings, and working papers
MARIN, A. J. Educação continuada. In: CONGRESSO ESTADUAL PAULISTA SOBRE FORMAÇÃO DE EDUCADORES, 1., 1990. Anais... São Paulo: UNESP, 1990. p.114-118.
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2 Meals for 13 hour train trip
- Morganna Nov 30, 2009 02:30 PM
I'm looking for inspiration and coming up very dry on ideas, and I'm offering this as a bit of a challenge to you folks out there. :) I'll also be searching for other ideas here, just wanted to get this post up sooner rather than later. :)
We're going on a trip to DC on the Vermonter. It's a 13 hour trip. I'd prefer not to eat out of the lunch car if I can avoid it. :) We don't need snack ideas, I have plenty of those. What I'm looking for are thoughts on an actual meal that we could bring along (lunch and dinner). Something more satisfying than we'll find hours of snacks to be. We will have time to eat breakfast before we leave, so at least we'll have that under our belts.
There are no facilities available. No microwave. No fridge. I -could- bring a cooler with a cold pack, but we're going to be gone for a week, so I'd prefer to reduce how much I'm taking with us, rather than increase it. I'd like to avoid things that need to be kept cool. There might be an opportunity to get hot water in the dinette, but I can't count on it. I am willing to make things ahead of time and one can assume I have a well-stocked kitchen and I can stop at the store to pick up things I might not have to hand. I'd also like to avoid things that might be easily crushed (like crackers).
No fish. Cured meats would be OK, but might be too salty to each much of, I'm open to ideas on this but I don't have much by way of a decent deli to work with here. No soups, my husband just doesn't like soup (and this is not the time to argue with him :), and I'd rather not have to deal with a thermos on the trip anyway. We prefer proteins as the fruit we'll probably bring will likely have plenty of carbs. No alcohol at all, we don't drink.
Sandwiches come to mind, but again, we have limitations. We'd prefer things that weren't going to get soggy and that don't need to be kept cold. Peanut butter and jelly, of course, is a possibility, though my husband generally finds that to be an unsatisfying meal (though, he may have to just deal with that). I was thinking hard boiled eggs, since they can go the day without being refrigerated, but I didn't get much beyond that.
Thanks in advance for any ideas you can suggest. :)
Sandwiches would be my choice. Put mayo, whatever in separate little containers and add to the sandwiches when you're ready to eat. Mayo does NOT need to be kept cool. I've taken leftover steak, cheese, hard rolls, pate', pickles, crackers. You can do small bags of chips and pretzels, cookies. If you want lettuce on your sandwich, again just pack separately. Tuna, ham or something salad. As you mentioned, boiled eggs. Raw vegetables. Really, it's just two meals. No one will pass out with the above choices. No cooler necessary.
re: c oliver
Yeah, I know. Just my husband doesn't really like sandwiches that much (doesn't like ham, doesn't care for cold cuts, and has a thing about gristle grossing him out, so roast beef can be risky). No one will pass out but if I can make it nice, I'd like to. It's going to be our us-i-versary. 21 years ago on Saturday we met face to face for the first time. :) I'm thinking we might splurge on some nice italian cured meats, he likes those, but sometimes he gets burnt out on them. Though it's been a while since we've had any, he might be fine with something like some good quality hard salami. Raw veggies is a must, I'll eat those. :) Love raw carrots :)
re: Morganna
So go to the deli and get the expensive rare roast beef, great cheeses, rolls, etc. I consider that a "special meal" for us at home and when traveling. Good olives and pickles (I love TJs cornichons). Splurging a little makes this an even easier thing.
re: c oliver
Yeah, that's a good idea. Shame there's no TJ's around here. :) We'll go to the local food coop, though. They have some nice cured meats, too. :) I'll make the sausage pie with some yummy italian cheeses, instead of the usual plain ole mozz. :) Thanks folks!
re: rworange
We'll be sitting the whole trip. I've been on this trip to NYC before, and it wasn't massively crowded, but there's just not a lot of surfaces around. I usually don't use disposable containers, and we will be making this trip back home, so we could reuse things (I should mention that our hotel also has a kitchen, so I can wash things out and reuse them for the trip home).
We love cheese but are mildly lactose intolerant (so we usually take lactaid). We don't own any heat generating travel gear at all. :)
re: Morganna
I am with another poster who asked what you do like to eat regularily and we could work with that.
As another poster mentioned, cold drinks can be use to cool all the food. You can freeze juice boxes or juices in plastic bottles which would keep everthing cold and still provide a cool refreshing drink later on.
Fried chicken is something that works well as travel food. Meat loaf would work well too. McDonald's one had salad shakers which were green salad in plastic cups. Markets sell those insulated cups with lids so you could use that for a green salad or oil-based salad.
re: rworange
Meatloaf sandwich and a salad with a sharp vinaigrette. Just pack all components separately.
There are also wide-mouthed, small thermoses that you could put chili or stew in and each person could eat directly from. This is really easier than a long day in the car when you're not stopping at a restaurant.
Consider a torta or strata filled with your favorite goodies. A bag of washed greens and veggies. Pack croutons separately. Make a vinaigrette in a small glass spice jar, shake before using and pour over the greens. Close the bag and shake. Perfectly dressed salad.
For sandwiches, I pack the components separately and assemble just before eating. I hate soggy bread. Perhaps a smoked turkey, brie, tomato and spouts sandwich on a nice crusty bread?
re: smtucker
Similar to the strata idea, quiche or frittata; if you're concerned about refrigeration, have this one for lunch and something else for dinner.
re: Caitlin McGrath
Quiche is PERFECT. His eyes lit up. :) And I just realized, he actually likes bologna! :) So *I* can get -real- cold cuts, and HE can have bologna! That'll make sammiches easy enough.
Sweet, so quiche (we call it sausage pie and make it with hot italian sausage and various cheeses) and cold cuts for sammiches.
Y'all rock, and I thank you from the bottom of my heart. I know it can be a pain trying to help out someone who is so picky about things. :)
What types of foods do you and your husband like? I LOVE road trips and have done many kinds of spreads. Lack of a cooler is not a problem as you can use your drinks for ice packs, even alcohol. Bento boxes are my favorite but my husband prefers antipasti. We will both happily nosh on granola bars and water if we get to go somewhere, but for a special occasion like yours I'd think about converting some favorite or sentimental flavors and try to present it nicely or again sentimentally. So what do you both like and/or what holds the memories?
Perhaps chicken roulades. Pounded thin, filled with pesto or tapenade, rolled, cooked and sliced. Do you have problems with goat cheese? If not, you could mix goat cheese, chopped sun-dried tomatoes for the filling and layer a thin slice of prosciutto on the chicken before filling.
Quinoa salad. Mixed with black beans, roasted vegetables, dressing in a separate container.
Have a wonderful trip!
You could make a muffaletta. Or, bake/buy bread dough, roll out and fill w/ meats/cheese (peeled hard boiled eggs work great) that will last the day, and fold up and bake. It's a great way to pack sandwiches w/out having it fall apart.
re: c oliver
Fair question. :) I didn't state it very well. He just doesn't care for cold cuts. Ok, it's not just cold cuts. He doesn't like olives, or mushrooms, or vinegary things, either. Yeah, he's a pain in the butt sometimes. :) Mostly his lunches consist of leftovers. He heats them up at work and has a kitchen there to work with. So it doesn't really work in this instance. :)
And no, he hates shellfish too. ;)
re: Morganna
Would he eat a frittata? Pizza rustica? Green eggs and ham?
re: chowser
Yeah, he'd eat those things, depending on what I put in 'em. :)
Rather than taking cold packs you could make your own by freezing water-filled ziplocs. We do this and it works well. Pitch them when you're finished.
A small soft-sided lunchbox-sized cooler that can be flattened when empty would be pretty convenient. Chicken salad made with celery, grapes and slivered almonds with nice bread and some cookies would make a nice lunch. Bring along some good ham sandwiches on buttered pumpernickel, some chunky cranberry salad/relish ( add oranges, chopped apple, celery, nuts) to eat on the side and a few pickles for your supper. Simple fare, but tasty.
Bring just a few paper plates, napkins, and forks and you're set. The only thing you're left with is the soft cooler that can now be rolled up or smashed flat and stuffed someplace.
Happy anniversary!
re: fern
Serendipitously, I found the perfect gift for a frequently-flying friend - a sturdy canvas tote bag the bottom of which is a well-insulated compartment that zips open from the outside. It will accommodate a typical meal of drink bottle, sandwich, fruit, and a few snacks. I don't know if these are found elsewhere. This reasonably-priced and very well made one was from www.thedesignermom.etsy.com.
As for meals - grilled cheese with bacon tastes pretty good at room temp and can stand at least half a day without refrigeration.
re: greygarious
What a perfect bag. And a great price even with shipping. Thanks, gg.
re: c oliver
I bought it last spring, at $25 with free shipping. Now, I am super-frugal and even I would have thought this bag a good value at twice the price - which is what I said to her in my feedback. So you can probably blame me for the increase!
re: greygarious
I have a bag like this but the compartment is on the top--cold air moves down is the concept, I think.
My only problem with it is that sandwich breads tend to get soggy from condensation forming on their plastic wrapper. I wrap them in a paper towel first now.
I like the idea of your sausage pie or quiche. Pizza rustica is also good at room temp. Desserty things like fruit cobblers or crisps would also travel well, and be a bit more posh than just plain fruit.
The frozen juice box idea is a good one. Mom used to freeze qts of milk when we'd go camping--same idea.
I love the "us-iversary". Hubby and I celebrated our 25th on July 4th this year.
Hope your trip and time together are especially wonderful.
re: greygarious
Clever bag design! I'll bet your friend has made go od use of it!
re: c oliver
ROSE PETALS! yes! easy to do.
Whenever I go on a road trip I always make/bring the following (or combination of) for the first leg of the journey: hard boiled eggs, cold roasted chicken, bacon and egg pie (similar to a quiche but has no milk, just eggs), couscous or rice salad. I've found that all of these travel well, can be eaten with a minimum of fuss, provide a nice rounded meal and can sit for a decent amount of time without refrigeration. Yes yes, I am sure most of you wouldn't go with chicken, but what can i say: I *heart* cold roast chicken and realistically, it'll probably be eaten within the first 5hours of your trip.
re: aussiewonder
+1 on the cold roast chicken. Somehow it's the perfect travel food. A zip-top bag of good salad greens with a small bottle of dressing, a baguette or some good rolls, and you've got dinner.
re: alanbarnes
+2 for chicken; we've always taken chicken on long distance trips, it's just a given..my fave is fried...Ditto what alanbarnes said all the way...
Years ago, we traveled from NC to Albuquerque on the train (2 day trip)..I had everything but the kitchen sink in my "lunch" bag, barely bought any of the high priced food on the train but I had three young'uns at the time so I did let them splurge a bit and go to the snack car, which they loved but one meal I do remember in the dining car was the vegetable lasagna..it was surprisingly very good, but was kind of expensive...
You don't mention children so I'll assume it will be just the two of you? First off, for transporting food you can't beat the Glad (or whatever other brands) plastic containers with lids that are so cheap, on a train trip you can toss them in clear conscience. As for what to put in them, tons of possibilities. Shrimp, lobster or crab cocktail. Caesar (or other) salad with the dressing and croutons in those mini plastic cups. Room temperature chicken wings with the sauce you love most. Any soup you love cold, from gazpacho to mushroom (my fave) or even vichyssoise if you're feeling fancy. Fried chicken. sushi. tyro or spanikopitas. Spring rolls. Pasta salad. One container of crispy fresh croissants, then several smaller containers of fillings such as egg salad, liverwurst, butter, jam, tuna salad, avocados, sliced tomatoes, caviar. Custard (sweet or savory). Rice pudding. Bread pudding. Chocolate mousse. A few splits of wine and/or champagne. A thermos of really excellent coffee. Gazillions of things!
Or, if you want to knock yourself out artistically, you can make bento box meals. But I don't have any bento boxes I'd be willing to leave behind on a train. Happy travels! '-)
re: Caroline1
Hey, C1. I really like the croissant idea. Since he's not a sandwich guy, it's easy to pull off a piece and pile/smear on all sorts of yummy things. And good coffee is a great thought.
How about an orzo salad with a lemon vinaigrette with roasted chicken and roasted veggies (peppers, onions, broccoli, asparagus) - served with some crusty whole grain bread.? Another option is a couscous salad with a yogurt/curry sauce with raisins, carrots, scallions, etc....
Another option is - hummus and pita, cucumber slices, feta, olives - I woud be in heaven!
Another option is - Savory palmiers with pizza fillings - include some proscuitto and melon on the side.
I second the frittata suggestion, as that is good protein and will hold over time.
What about a mezze platter of sorts, like hummus, pita, baba ghanoush, some shish kabobs?
Maybe a deconstructed tostada, if you bring all the components in tupperware and reassemble in the largest one, so nothing gets soggy.
Happy travels!
re: Sam Fujisaka
Yeah, but for the many of your tribe who still live in the old country, bento boxes are available at or in any train station! <sigh>
re: Caroline1
But so easy to make, so convenient to caryy, so delicious to eat, ...
One thing I'd add is that if people will be receiving their meals in their seats, all is well, but if they'll be eating in a separate dining car then I'd be careful about bringing eggy things to eat in the passenger car. The smell can be very off-putting, especially to those who feel a bit queasy while traveling anyway.
This is the reason travelling by train in North America is such a pain... Elsewhere (India, China, Sri Lanka, Thailand, etc) the food (and great food) comes to you at every stop, pretty much anything and everything.
But I somehow suspect that your husband might not enjoy that either...
re: legourmettv
*chuckle* Yeah, he can be hard to find food for in exotic locales. :) But there's usually some form of grilled meat available. :)
This may be too carbohydrate-heavy, but cold sesame noodles with lots of julienned vegetables (napa cabbage, bell peppers, carrots, scallions, snow peas, etc.) is colorful and satisfying. You can add, if you're up for keeping it cold, strips of meat marinated in soy sauce/ginger/garlic/sesame oil and grilled (or strips of marinated grilled portabello mushrooms).
If you don't want to deal with tupperware, pack into hollowed-out bell peppers, wrap in plastic tightly, and eat your bowl. :)
re: 4Snisl
Why would it need to be kept cold?
re: c oliver
I'm of the school of thought that uncured meats should not be kept at room temperature for an extended period of time. Offered the alternative of mushrooms....
I'm sure the OP will make an individual choice about what to keep cold or not, but was simply offering a recommendation for the suggestion I was setting forth. Probably could have worded it better for that effect.
re: 4Snisl
Well, again with the limitations, my husband hates mushrooms. ;) I know, I know, he can be a pain. ;)
re: Morganna
Whoops, sorry if I missed that piece of fungal info, Morganna. Tofu is another option....
Please do let us know what you end up deciding to take.- enjoy your vacation!
re: jeanmarieok
That's along the idea of what I was suggesting above with the stuffed bread dough. It's one of my go-tos for any travelling., easy to make, easy to eat.
re: chowser
Grilled chicken legs with ancho cherry bbq sauce-great cold
if you can find one, DH has a soft cooler bag he takes his lunches in. It has cold packs built into the walls, and you can stick the entire thing into the freezer for the night before you need it. It also folds down onto itself so it would fit in your suitcase for the trip home. I got it at our local grocery store. It is big enough that you could pack any items you needed to keep cold, but you might have to put non-perishables in another bag.
re: jujuthomas
We were trying to avoid carrying another bag, So we didn't do this. I made sausage pie. That's well drained, browned hot italian sausage with beaten eggs, salt, pepper, and grated asiago cheese in a pie shell. VERY stable, and filling and numny and my husband thanks everyone who suggested it. We also bought a small amount of cold cuts and had those early on in the day. Beverages were the problem, though. $2 a can at the cafe car. I think we'll bring something with us on the way back. We're stopping at a cajun restaurant friday night for dinner, and we'll be getting extra meat pies to bring along with us the next day. :) Thanks again for all the wonderful suggestions!


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Does this mean the 101.5 P refund has been postponed too? Is the fellow selling fake stickers in the park also participating in the refund program ?
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...and mid year election is next year... i doubt the unpopular helmet law will be implemented in january. unless they can make amendments to this RETARD law.. php1,500 fine for NOT WEARING HELMET, php3000 fine FOR WEARING HELMET WITH NO ICC STICKER.. WTF??? Just shoot me right now.
btw, Sen. Bong Revilla is the author of this law. now you know who to vote for.
The fake stickers don't have a number code at the bottom btw..
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yea vote for the poly that implements fines for littering, no licence no rego unroad worthy
hemmm retard law i don't think so, its the rider that will be retarded when he or she is speared into the concrete road even at 40 or 60kph along with the other 6 that should not be a passenger. ask the wives or moms of the dead riders if the law is retarded.in Australia we drive over twice the speed you do here between 60 -110 kph and many riders survive the accident because of a good helmet that is actualy straped to ones head not there for decoration or carried on the arm. I see the male riders here with a good fullface helmet and his girlfriend on the back with nothing, whats thet tell you how he feels about his g/f? disposable ? plenty more where they come from?
DYGB FM around 10:00AM ++ today on air a replay recorded conversation about that helmet law will not be stricken not necessary ICC stickers unto it as long as you have the helmet and that strict law will be move to January 2013 requested by the city mayor and provincial governor to the LTO head of Dumaguete. Ayoooosss!
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My wife sometimes asks if she can just not wear the helmet today. I say sure you always walk I'll meet you there.
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Someone put their witty cap on today over there at the Village Voice -- where I used to work, by the way, from 1990 to 1995. I was at the VV, in other words, the day the GOP took back Congress. Actually, I was at Mario Cuomo's reelection headquarters that night (he lost, too, to George Pataki). I spent a good chunk of the evening in pleasant conversation with George Plimpton, a nice memory. Then I saw Chuck Schumer on a pay phone (remember pay phones?) and he told me that R's were gonna win more than 50 seats. That wasn't such a nice memory.
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I found the editorial ("Moving R.I. Forward," Wednesday) a bit distressing, one-sided and disrespectful to one of our city's long-term business owner.
I think Rock Island is fortunate to have three men interested in becoming mayor; it speaks well of our city. It seems all the candidates are now discussing issues that were in Rick Cassini's original platform.
I question who is correct about the Jumer's crossing issue. Have we indeed received clearance for this development? Or is it wrought with difficulties pointed out by both David Levin and Mr. Cassini? What about raising funds for infrastructure and other improvements if these projects don't pan out?
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