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Oooooh! This is my 100th post!!!!! How dandy is that? I'll show you…
…This dandy! These are the mighty delicious Dandies marshmallows from Chicago Soy Dairy. I cannot stop eating them! They are light, fluffy, sweet, vanilla-y, addictive, and just plain amazing. My lack of creative motivation has led me to eat these by the handful one at a time instead of using them in a baked treat, but it simply doesn't matter – these are ace. Food Fight will have them available to purchase online soon if you don't have a place near you that sells Dandies.
I also had the pleasure of indulging in a newish vegan ice cream. Yeah, yeah! It is made with hemp milk and was featured briefly in the latest issue of VegNews. Living Harvest makes a line called Tempt; they named this frozen treat accurately! I tried the Chocolate Fudge variety and it is incredibly creamy, smooth, chocolaty, and yummy. There are ribbons of fudgy goodness laced throughout each serving. I usually have trouble digesting ice cream and Tempt didn't give me any troubles! Hooray!!!! There are several flavors to choose from and I look forward to sampling the rest.
Lastly, Tim and I were recently in Seattle to see a concert and we managed to eat at a few places we had never been to on previous visits.
Cyber Dogs Internet Cafe was our choice for a quick lunch. This cafe is located about nine blocks from the famed Pike Place Market. They have an all vegetarian menu with the option to veganize pretty much any item you choose. The space is very tiny, but colorful and comfy. Tim and I sat on a cushy sofa while we waited for the friendly woman working to prepare our food. There are computers with internet for folks to enjoy while they munch happily on their creatively-adorned veggie dogs. The whole space is filled with knick-knacks and dog-themed stuff. We didn't have to wait long for our order which was a huge bonus since we were hungry and trying to get back to our car before the meter ran out. Another bonus? Takeout orders are placed in biodegradable containers! Here are some photos of the inside of Cyber Dogs, and also our lunch:
Lots of colorful fun stuff inside Cyber Dogs (see the Pound Puppy? Remember those?)
The computers
The menu (for a closer look at the menu, click here, and choose a larger size to view)
Tim's California Dog
My Plain Jane Dog with vegan cheese sauce
We also walked around Pike Place Market. We stopped at Cinnamon Works for a vegan cinnamon roll (after we had eaten breakfast and Mighty O's…). The cinnamon roll was quite good, a bit doughy, but sweet and filling. It had a nice maple glaze (I prefer plain) and the person who served us kindly warmed our roll in the oven! Nice! They also had some vegan cookies and muffins in the display case (although they looked a bit dry). Cinnamon Works is spendy, our cinnamon roll was $3.50! But I guess the market is a bit of a tourist trap and that's the way stuff rolls sometimes.
We also ate at a lovely place (right next door to where we were staying) called Chaco Canyon Cafe. I didn't take photos, but the food was very simple and tasty. The space is bright, open, and lined with lots of windows. The staff is incredibly friendly and the menu is mostly vegan (with lots of raw options). Again, this place was spendy, but since Tim and I rarely eat out, it was a nice treat. If you find yourself in Seattle, please head over to Chaco Canyon Cafe. Your tummy will be so happy! I had an interesting juice blend called The Boost which was made of apple, carrot, ginger and wheatgrass. I also had a raw porridge which I really enjoyed, a lot. Tim had The Elvis Smoothie (banana and PB) and a tofu scramble sammie. His smoothie was so very, very, very smoooooooooooooooooooooooooooth! The sammie was perfectly seasoned and served on what we think was a sourdough rye. Good stuff.


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As the environmental community prepares for this weekend's release of the final piece of the 5th Assessment Report from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), many people will be focusing on the big international agreements needed to address our climate crisis. And while I could spend hours and hours digging into the importance of international agreements on climate change, I often find myself asking the questions of "What is happening in my own backyard? What can I do right here, right now to show my community is ready and willing to tackle this challenge?"
UPDATE: On Oct. 6, the Maryland Air Quality Control Advisory Council approved new strong smog standards for coal plants. "By requiring that all of Maryland's poorly-controlled coal-fired power plants retrofit to include the best pollution control technology, repower or retire, these proposed new safeguards are poised to finally help all Marylanders breathe a little easier," said Josh Tulkin, director of the Maryland Sierra Club. "There are still steps to go to finalize these critical safeguards, and we believe they should be implemented much sooner than 2020, but this is a great leap forward."
More than 85 percent of Maryland's residents live in areas where the air is unsafe to breathe. That's a huge number! Maryland lags far behind other Eastern states in its use of state-of-the-art pollution controls for smog-forming pollutants from power plants, trailing even coal-heavy states like Alabama, Kentucky, Pennsylvania and West Virginia. Believe it or not, the state is home to some of the worst air quality on the East Coast. The good news is that the state has proposed new protections for this deadly pollution, but we need help from people across the state to get these safeguards over the finish line.
September 21st marked a true milestone in the history of the climate movement. Over 400,000 people gathered in New York City under different banners but with the same singular ask of our local, national, and global leaders: Act On Climate.
Yesterday, numerous concerned citizens and partner organizations attended and testified at a meeting of the Air Quality Control Advisory Council (AQCAC), where the Maryland Department of the Environment (MDE) submitted its most recent draft limits on smog-forming emissions from Maryland's coal-fired power plants for review by the council. The AQCAC is a citizen's advisory board that can effectively approve or deny air-related regulations proposed by MDE. We need them to approve the new coal plant regulations with expediency or they could be weakened under industry pressure by more delays.
The Sierra Club has organized 8 buses across Maryland that are going to the People's Climate March in NYC on September 21st, and we want you to join us.
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On Saturday July 26th, come see coal up close!
Have you ever seen a coal-fired power plant in person? I was shocked by the size and scale of the first coal plant I visited, with its massive boilers and several immense smokestacks, each billowing gray plumes that pollute the air we breathe.
The dense, dark plumes that spew from coal plants are only one kind of the pollution emitted: the visible kind. What goes unseen, but what is still very much present, is all of the invisible, but just as dangerous pollutants, that spill unhindered and unseen from the same smokestacks.
This pollution contributes to 85% of Marylanders living in areas with unsafe air, ranking our state as having the worst air quality on the East Coast. The good news is that you can help do something about it.
Join other Marylanders July 26 for an easy hike along the C&O Canal Towpath, see the Dickerson coal plant in person, and learn about the Sierra Club's campaign to clean up Maryland's dirty coal.
On Wednesday, a group of Maryland politicians took a stand on the state's unacceptable levels of air pollution by sending a letter voicing their support for stronger pollution controls on Maryland's coal-fired power plants.
The Maryland Department of the Environment (MDE) has drafted stronger pollution controls to cut down on the amount of sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxides emitted by the state's coal plants; both of these pollutants contribute to smog-filled air that is classified as unsafe to breathe by the EPA1, and approximately 86 percent of Maryland residents are exposed to this dirty air every day.
It is hoped that the support of 10 state senators, 33 state delegates, and several council members from Anne Arundel, Montgomery, and Prince George's counties will encourage Governor Martin O'Malley to support the MDE's stronger pollution controls and stand firm against opposition from coal industry lobbyists and their legislative backers.
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The Maryland chapter of the Sierra Club joined 18 other local, state, regional, and national groups in Baltimore on Wednesday to hand-deliver over 40,000 printed comments urging the Maryland Public Service Commission (PSC) to reject Dominion Cove Point's application for a crucial permit.
As part of its proposal to convert the existing Cove Point natural gas import terminal, located on the Chesapeake Bay, into an export terminal, Dominion is seeking permission to build a 130-megawatt gas-fired power plant at the site. This plant would provide the power needed to cool the natural gas to 260 degrees below zero, converting it into a liquid that would then be put into tankers to be carried to India and Japan.

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I had a neighbor who didn't like to share her recipes. I found out through her daughter that she would give out her recipes only change a few minor details so that yours would never come out as good as hers.
That's just plain old mean!
I don't understand the not sharing thing either.
The fact is that it's pretty hard to come up with something completely original. We all get our recipes from someone so I don't know what they are hiding.
Still working on the whole name thing. This week instead of an ingredient or tool, I have a question for you. Where do you fall on the "to share or not to share" when it comes to your favorite recipe?
This came up because I'm helping to plan an event on Thanksgiving sides and desserts. The idea is to bring a favorite and recipe to share. One of the women said she was happy to bring her favorite "famous" dessert, but she did not want to share the recipe. I don't understand this.
I fall firmly into the "share" camp. I have some absolute favorite recipes. There are a couple that people rave about. If they like it that much, I see no reason not to pass it on. Mind you, none of my recipes have been passed down in my family or came from a restaurant we used to run or anything. But I wonder if it would make a difference. I love it when someone likes what I've cooked and asks for the recipe. I'm very flattered. And maybe they'll make it for someone else to enjoy, or perhaps they'll forget about it altogether. I'm never insulted when someone doesn't want to share a recipe. I certainly don't take it personally, but I don't get it.
I'm curious. If you are in the "don't share" camp, what's your reasoning? And how can we convince you to share that favorite recipe that we're all dying for? ;-)


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Kenmore 5-Burner Gas Grill Lets You Make a Feast of a Cookout
With its chic stainless steel surface with color accents, the Kenmore 5-Burner Gas Grill doesn't just look good, it actually delivers! With 5 burners, 576 sq. in. of cooking space, a rotisserie burner, and a side burner, this amazing grill will have you grilling up a storm in no time!
The infrared side burner allows for faster cooking time and prevents flare ups, so you get evenly cooked food without any hot or cold spots. There's also a halogen light to help you see what's cooking even when the sun goes down, and the stainless steel hood and powder coated surface ensure that your Kenmore grill stays looking great year after year.
For added versatility, convert it to natural gas with natural gas conversion kit 071-10478. Set a new standard in grilling with the five burner gas grill from Sears.
- Kenmore Ceramic Searing Gas Grill with Rotisserie Burner lets you barbecue more efficiently
- Features five main burners, rotisserie burner, and infrared side burner
- Stainless steel with painted control panel and doors keep it looking sleek and attractive as well as durable
- Halogen light helps you see at night
- Four casters make it easy to move
- 32" x 18" main cooking area lets you grill for a small crowd
- 5 - 12,000 BTU burners, 12,000 BTU ceramic Infrared side burner, 11,000 BTU rotisserie burner
- Stainless steel hood locks in the heat and resists rust
- Powder coated cabinet resists weather and scratching
- Chrome plated plastic knobs make it easy to control the cooking
- Steel side shelf offers space for condiments and food prep
- For added versatility, convert it to natural gas with natural gas conversion kit 071-10478
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Huntersville, NC
Overall a decent grill. I have had it for three summers this being the third and as of yet the only issues I have experienced it is hotter on the right side then the left while cooking., The built in lights get blacked out and I cannot clean off the soot, the assembly was a little difficult but after two or three hours finally got it all put together, kenmore cover that I bought for it worked well up until this spring when it finally rotted and was torn away from wind. I have read many of the other reviews and have not had a lot of the problems will complain about. Like the rusting and such. I have no issues with rust at all. It seems to me that with proper maintenance and care the grill should last a very long time.
Anaheim, CA
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The grill was easy to assemble with just a screw driver and the included wrench. The instructions were clear and easy to understand. The bolts and screws were marked and numbered. The firebox and burners were already assembled with the hood attached and the cart and connections were easy to assemble. The stainless grill looks good, is easy to clean, and heats up evenly. The side buner, called a siering grill, also works with a pan on it for cooking outdoors. The entire BBQ Grill looks and feels like a nice quality, especially at the reasonable price. We have used it several times and are very pleased.
Hialeah, FL
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I finally decided to buy a better bbq grill since the previous $300.00 kenmore grill caught on fire after I ended up replacing all the burners because of the poor quality. This time I decided to buy a bbq grill with s/s burners. Guess what!!!! Now the problem is not the burners but the heat diffuser that goes on top of the burner. EACH OF THEM, COST $ 45.24. I have to replace 5 of them because they disintegrated. I will never buy another Kenmore grill. This was my 4th Kenmore bbq grill. Does not matter how much you pay for the grill since they will always throw a part that you will end up buying and spending a lot of money to replace.
Brunswick, OH
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I read, and ignored the other reviews on this grill, and now I am returning it. The grill is not designed correctly, the burners and the shields that sit on top of them are too close to the grill surface, and worse yet, anything that falls on the shields ends up just sitting there and flaming away, burning your food. I cannot imagine how this grill ever made it past the QA team, there is simply no way to cook on this grill without burning your food.
Blue Ridge, GA
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This grill is problematic. The hood is flimsy, doesn't hold heat if its cold outside, the ignition sparks are hard to control, the doors and gas tank slide are flimsy and don't fit well
Canfield, OH
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I want to like this grill, but after 20 months I cannot recommend it. The pros... large grill, powerful grill, great searing side unit and lights work well + looks nice. The con... Have had to call my service plan 2X in less than 2 years. The heat diffusers literally melt... twice, The drip pan is nearly shot and it really isn't built to withstand the amount of heat it pumps out. I use the natural gas version so I can only imagine a hotter-burning propane failing even sooner. Poor grill bottom. Shocking given the price for this unit. If you buy it... better get the warranty extension.
Meraux, LA
If I could score this a zero I would. If you are looking to purchase the elite grill DON't. It is trash. Cheaply made, the electronic startER is a piece of ****. We have to unplug it. The rotisery does work most times. The welding on the side tray broke on the second use. Save your money and do not purchase this POS. I have only had it for less than a year and cannot wait to get rid of it. I purchased the Stainless grill and it is rusting. Stainless is not supposed to rust. DO NOT BUY THIS GRILL YOU WILL BE SORRY. For $700 I got robbed. I HATE THIS GRILL.
Oregon City, OR
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We bought this grill thinking it would last longer because we spent more money...WRONG!!! After 2 summers of use all the cooking parts under the grill have rusted out & to replace the items it will cost over $150. Don't waiste your money on this product
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Plastic knobs and the doors don't align properly.
Seattle, WA
Wife got this for me 3 Father days ago. The burners and spacers are all falling apart. Cheap materials. I'm looking on line to replace the grill and its expensive to replace these. This is really not for real grillers like myself I grill year around. This is for those families that want a gas grill to sit and warm up hot dogs. Note that I keep my grill covered and clean. But this product is poorly designed and cheap. I'm looking to trash this grill its shame it looks good but once you open it up to use all inside componants are all rusted and falling apart. Just shameful.
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Who's your favorite sports team, and why?
The Patriots. Tom Brady.
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Sometimes you Win. Sometimes you Lose and Sometimes it Rains. -Bull Durham
What's the most embarrassing song on your iPod?
Barbie Girl.
What's your best party trick?
I don't do tricks ;)
What's the most memorable pick-up line you've ever heard?
A guy sent me a glass of milk at a bar. I told them to add chocolate.
What's the worst job you've ever had?
Not having one ;)
What's the most dangerous thing you've ever done?
Almost raced my bike off a cliff.
It's 4AM after a crazy night out – what are we eating?
Pizza and milkshakes.
What's the strangest thing in your fridge right now?
Lithuanian vodka remedy. Love it!
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The Salvation Army began in London in 1865.
The Salvation Army didn't become The Salvation Army until William Booth, its founder, adopted the name in 1878.
By 1880 The Salvation Army was working in the U.S., Europe, India, Australia and South America.
The first Salvation Army missionary hospital opened in 1901.
During World War II, The Salvation Army led the formation of the national United Service Organization in 1941. USO was created to serve the religious, spiritual and educational needs of the men and women in the armed forces.
The Salvation Army serves people in 102 countries.
The Salvation Army has over 9,600 centers in the USA.
Salvation Army mobile canteens bring food, clothing, blankets and medical supplies to disaster locations. It also helps reunite families and help those in need find emergency shelter.
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It's hard not to think of Napa Valley when thinking of California wines. The region is, after all, the one that brought world recognition to California wine making. The area was settled by a few choice wine families in the 1960's who bet that the wines of the area would grow and flourish. They were right. The Napa wine industry really took off in the 1980's, when vineyard...Read More About Napa Valley
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I appreciate that the goal here is to keep the butter out, so it's soft and ready to use on that fresh bread I just baked, and it will keep the butter fresh much longer than your garden variety butter dish. And it works fabulous as a butter serving dish.
But it you do put it in the fridge, you'll have to take the butter containing bell out of the water cup, and keep it -right side up-.
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You taught your junior fan early that the Maple Leafs are simply the best team in the NHL. When he's at a game, he out-cheers Toronto fans that are twice his size. Someone with your young fan's level of devotion needs the Maple Leafs Team Color replica jersey from Reebok. This jersey replicates the ones his favorite players wear on the ice and features a printed team logo on the front and a jock tag near the hem. If you thought he was loud and proud for Toronto before, just wait until he shows up to the next game in this jersey!
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Stella is a high school senior who dreams of one day becoming a SWAT officer. She also hopes to be adopted.
A movement to love yourself — even your breasts
Nicole Carpenter, KSL.com Contributor | posted Oct 22nd - 7:35pm
October is National Breast Cancer Awareness Month and one local blogger is taking this a step further, encouraging women to not just think about their breast health, but embrace their womanly features and choose to love their breasts and themselves.
Holidays come early for family forced to say goodbye
Shara Park | posted Oct 21st - 10:49pm
Tuesday night was Halloween in a West Jordan neighborhood, and in a few days it will be Christmas. Neighbors are working together to create a week of holidays for a family to enjoy before they have to say goodbye to their little boy.
Anti-pornography group teams with schools to 'Fight the New Drug'
Nkoyo Iyamba | posted Oct 21st - 9:28pm
How do you reach young kids when it comes to talking about sensitive topics like pornography and the harmful effects of watching it? Crusaders at a Utah-based nonprofit group believe they have the answer.
Siblings help boys learn sympathy, study finds
Celeste Tholen Rosenlof | posted Oct 21st - 7:31pm
Siblings teach boys important lessons in sympathy and socializing in ways no friend can make up, contradicting previous responses from boys saying they benefit less from siblings than girls say they do, a new study finds.
Attorney denied hearing delay for maternity leave appears with baby, judge upset
Kate Brumback, Associated Press | posted Oct 21st - 6:21pm
An immigration judge in Atlanta denied an attorney's request to delay a hearing that fell during her six-week maternity leave and then scolded her in front of a packed courtroom when she showed up with her 4-week-old strapped to her chest and the infant began to cry, the attorney said.
10-year-old honored for saving little brother
Nicole Vowell and Viviane Vo-Duc | posted Oct 21st - 4:52pm
A brave 10-year-old is being recognized for the swift thinking that saved the life of his 5-year-old brother from a near downing.
3 family-friendly, frightening films
Dylan Cannon, KSL.com Contributor | posted Oct 21st - 2:01pm
With Halloween just around the corner, here are three films that will give viewers a fright without gratuitous violence.
Family overcoming challenges with a little bit of music
Peter Rosen | posted Oct 20th - 9:16pm
Ask Micah Spjute about music and the words don't come. Yet, the same 14-year-old boy can easily play a jazz guitar riff or serenade his classmates with a song and tap dance routine. Music is helping his family overcome some difficult challenges.
Tragic stories of teens lost in car crashes bring Utah families together
Jasen Lee | posted Oct 20th - 8:21pm
Utah Highway Safety Office data show that 23 teen drivers were involved in fatal crashes last year, killing more than two dozen people, including six of the teen drivers.
Perception of parents playing favorites linked to substance use, BYU study says
Natalie Crofts | posted Oct 20th - 7:32pm
If a child thinks they aren't favored by their parents as much as a sibling, they may be more likely to engage in substance use, according to a recent study.
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