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OMG! Does anyone else's tummy stick out further than boobs.. Not pregnant!
Hija all, I have just relaxed standing up and noticed my tummy right under my breasts is really hard and swollen( can still suck it in though! ) lol.. I feel and look about 7 months pregnant ! Anyone else like this? X
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lol, i have the belly
not looking 7 months pregnant but do look about 5 months
me and my friends who have them joke about it, and cars stop for us and stuff lol, so the belly has is advantages.
if i toned up the muscles it would be gone, just can't get motivated...


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For charting the course, for designing the dreams, for renewing Your promises daily—a thousand thanks of gratitude go to You, Lord. You are the director of my paths. You alone will remove the obstacles in the road so I can find safe passageway on my journey.
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If I had to place my finger on one strength about Henrik Lundqvist, it would be his ability to focus. He was able to ignore all the negativity and concentrate on what mattered most, himself. He knew that only he controlled himself, no one else. Lundqvist has been the face of the New York Rangers franchise since his rookie year in 2005. However, this year did not start the way the Rangers or their fans envisioned. First, it was the contract negotiations. Next, it was the change in goalie equipment. After, it was his poor starts, sub par goalie performances, and lack of consistent wins. Then, it was the Olympics in Sochi. And the list went on and on. There were so many issues surrounding Lundqvist that some in the Rangers' fan base called into question his status as the number one goalie. Some even went so far as to entertain trading "The King". However, through it all, he emerged as the Lundqvist we have come to love and expect. He proved his doubters wrong. This season, we saw him become the franchise's all-time leader in wins and shutouts, passing milestones set by Rangers' greats Mike Richter and Eddie Giacomin. Also, he ended the season with over 30 wins for the eighth time in nine years, dating back to his rookie year.
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In 2012, the Dutch edition of Elle fashion magazine noted they were using fewer Black models. They suggested that people in today's society focus more on themselves and on their own group, as well as on status and affluence. For example, Elle's fashion editor recalls that after a photo shoot featuring a dark-skinned model, the company which had supplied the accessories had complained that they were not happy with the result. 'Unfortunately it didn't radiate the kind of ambiance we were looking for', they said. So do Dutch- White or Black - associate social succes with being White?
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I don't know about the rest of you, but my perception of airport security invulnerability that enveloped me following the Sept. 11 aftermath has taken a beating this week. While the U.S. Transportation Security Administration has certainly maintained its track record — keeping the continental skies safe from menacing 80-year old Baptist grandmothers from Mississippi and six-year-old Disney-bound youngsters posted on its "no-fly†list — it seemed to have difficulties this week.
A few chinks in the security armor arose with a newly released report on security vulnerabilities in the airport screening process from U.S. Government Accountability Office turned heads early this week, followed by the stunning revelation that dozens of illegal immigrant workers were allegedly using fraudulent ID badges to access high-security areas of Chicago 's O'Hare Airport.
Not to insinuate that the U.S. Congress is not on top of the situation, but one Illinois congressman thought it might be a good idea to propose federal legislation that would allow only U.S. citizens to hold airport jobs that provide access to sensitive security areas like planes, tarmac and baggage areas. Gosh, what a novel idea! The congressman also proposed that the feds take over responsibility for issuing airport security credentials, taking it out of the hands of locals.
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The GAO compounded the TSA's bad week by releasing a new report saying terrorists, who had little trouble slipping past screeners with disparate bomb parts, could later assemble them to create an explosive device large enough to severely damage an in-flight aircraft.
GAO investigators ran these screener stings at 19 various airports around the country looking for holes in the passenger screening process. The investigators had success smuggling materials through checkpoints that could be used to make both explosive and incendiary devices. Investigators obtained all the components for the devices from easily accessible outlets at local stores and over the internet for less than $150.
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Pittsford (WKBW.com) The Bills wrapped up their final night practice of training camp on Wednesday night. Below are the transcripts of interviews following the workout.
Head Coach Chan Gailey
PM Practice - August 17, 2011
On the offense being a little ragged on the night:
It was. I hope that has something to do with our defense. I thought our defense was very strong. We're putting in some different stuff this week. We have to work on it. It doesn't look clean. We have a lot of work to do.
On a few players, including Andy Levitre, getting reps at center:
We are trying everything. As we witnessed in the Minnesota game last year, you can never have enough guys that can go play center. We are working emergency-type people in.
On Alex Carrington at linebacker:
He's doing a very nice job of rushing outside. You are only going to show him dropping every now and then. That's not what he does. You do it just enough to create indecision sometimes. He's a big load on the edge. He has good speed for a man his size. He has been an interesting project during the course of camp.
On Danny Batten:
He plays 100 MPH every snap. His technique is getting better. His understanding of the game is getting better. He's standing up, playing linebacker. He's been a pleasant surprise thus far.
On whether he is concerned defenses will respect the Bills enough on the deep part of the field following the Lee Evans trade:
It's not a concern.
On whether the Bills will have camp at St. John Fisher again:
That's not my area. We'll have it wherever they say to have it. The people here have been great. It has been a wonderful experience for us.
On the new grass field with the two fields:
(It is) not real good. (It's) very cramped.
On Marcell Dareus' practice:
He did a great job. He was everywhere. He is a big, strong, physical guy. He had a good night tonight. When he gets healthy, I think he can really be something.
On whether it hurts the rookies to miss time:
Shepp (Kelvin Sheppard) and (Justin) Rogers have really missed a lot of time. That's going to be an uphill battle for them. It really is. You just can't afford to sit out. That's the way it is. We're a production business and if you're not on the field, you can't produce.
NT Kyle Williams
PM Practice – August 17, 2011
On extension talks:
Well they are just talking; it isn't far along so I really don't know much other than that. I kind of let my guy do that stuff and I don't deal with it but that being said this is where I want to be. I feel like we have a chance, moving in the right direction and we have some good players here and I want to see what I started here through. I believe that and that means a lot to me that everybody passed on me four times but the fifth time these guys didn't get it wrong, so I want to be here. As far as all the contract stuff, it's early, they're just talking and we'll see where it goes.
On where he sees the biggest difference with the defense this year:
I think we have more talent spread out. You have Merriman (Shawne), Marcell (Dareus), Nick (Barnett), you've got guys on the back end that can play. I feel like I can do some good things. I think we have talent spread out throughout the defense, guys who can make plays and guys who create things for one another. Hopefully I can create things for Marcell (Dareus) and he can continue to get better and make some things (happen) for me, me for Merriman (Shawne), all of us for Nick (Barnett). I think it will be good. All of us play off of each other, play fair and do some good things.
On the improvement of the D-Line:
I think when me and Marcell (Dareus) are inside. I think if we're getting after it, and we are running pretty hot, we will be hard to deal with and I really believe that. I think he does some things better than I can and I do some things better than he can. We play well off of each other. I don't know if you watch practice very much but I am always talking to him, I'm always pointing things out to him. The only thing he has to point out to me is when it is third-and-short I like to jump the count a lot so that it is his only job (to make sure) I don't jump offsides. I think we have a chance to be good, I really do I think we can do some things up front.
CB Aaron Williams
PM Practice – August 17, 2011
On the turnovers throughout training camp:
We've been progressing each day. We're starting to get more turnovers, which is key to winning a game. Our goal is at least three turnovers a practice so we're working on that hard.
On his interception at practice that was similar to the one in the last game:
I just stick with the ball. When the ball is in the air it's about who wants it more. In my world I want it the most.
On his interception technique:
My mindset is that if I can't get two hands on the ball then I'm going to bat it down. Unfortunately when I try to bat it down it pops up in the air, thankfully I'm still looking at the ball where I can go up high and get it. I'm not trying to have a technique where I try and pop it up.
On whether tonight's practice was a good day for the defense or a bad day for the offense?
I more focused on defense. No one really had a bad day. I feel like we had a good day as a team overall. We're progressing everyday. I wouldn't say we had a bad day.
On making progress daily:
There's no day where I'm thinking that I had a great day and that there's nothing I could have done to be better. Each day there's a little something you can do to get better. The game is about six inches so you have to adjust those six inches to make those plays.
On the defense taking some big steps forward:
They really focus on the younger guys making plays as well. We see the older guys out there working hard and making plays, so they're doing their job. It's about the younger guys going up there as well. You never know when somebody is going to get hurt and it's your time to step up there and play. It's really about the younger guys coming up and doing their role.


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"It's like I've known you forever," Amber said.
Mike grinned and held up her hand with the big gaudy ring on it, the one he won for her at the carnival. "This and our marriage license say you will."
Then, lowering himself beside her, he bent his head to kiss his new bride. They'd been building up to this moment all day and the long, leisurely kisses that had sustained them during the afternoon no longer satisfied him now that they were alone.He kissed her mouth, her cheek and followed a trail down her jaw line, pausing to nibble on her delectable earlobe, grazing her soft flesh gently with his teeth.
She groaned, a husky sound reverberating from low in her throat. Her body tensed and writhed beside him, demanding more. He inhaled the floral scent that had been testing his restraint all afternoon, and he nearly came right then. He needed more too. Needed to see her naked and exposed for him.
He reached for the zipper on the back of her dress at the same time she pulled his shirt from the waistband of his jeans. Clearly, their first time wouldn't be slow.
She turned and he lowered the zipper, revealing her creamy back. He licked the exposed line of skin and blew gently, a cool stream of air that caused her to arch her back and treat him to another lusty moan. She openly expressed her need and knowing he caused those hot, sexy sounds drove him insane.
While she shrugged out of her dress, he took off his shirt, jeans and briefs, tossing everything to the floor beside his shoes. When he turned back, she was naked and waiting for him.
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Friday, December 12 – Sunday, December 14
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In the words of Meister Eckhart, "We are all meant to be Mothers of God, for God is Constantly needing to be born." As we enter into the mystery of The Annunciation to Mary, we will contemplate the Annunciation in our own lives. Entering the Silence, we listen for the Angel inviting us to bring God into the world. Entering the Stillness, we await the movement of the Spirit within. The retreat will include time for silence and solitude as well as group prayer and reflection. – We will create our own altar: You are invited to bring icons, prayers, bits of nature or any (small) thing which connects to or symbolizes your spiritual journey. The Rev. Gwyneth MacKenzie Murphy, Interim Pastor at St. Mary the Virgin Episcopal Church in Chappaqua, NY, is a retreat leader, spiritual director and sacred dancer.
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Tuesday, January 27 – Sunday, Feb 1
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St. Benedict said, "We must listen with the ear of our hearts." In this 5-day workshop the stillness and silence of retreat will help you discover and reveal the movement of spirit in your lives. As you dive more deeply into your pasts you may experience the consciousness expanding as well as the healing potential of memoir. Instructor Beverly Donofrio creates a supportive environment in which to mine your own life and contemplate the mystery. You will create raw material then craft it using the narrative techniques of scene writing, reflection, and summary to bring your story to life. Telling your story can be profound and fun. All that is required is a strong desire and the courage to write the truth. class size is limited to 10. Beverly Donofrio has published three memoirs: her first, the New York Times bestseller, Riding in Cars with Boys, was made into a popular movie; her second, Looking for Mary was chosen as a Barnes and Noble Discover Book; and her latest, Astonished, is still collecting accolades. She has also published three children's books. Her essays have appeared in many anthologies and periodicals, including The New York Times, Washington Post, Los Angeles Times, Spirituality and Health, Oprah magazine, Huffington Post and Slate. Her NPR documentaries can be heard through Sound Portraits. She has taught creative nonfiction workshops across the United States and is currently on the faculty of the low-residency MFA program at Wilkes University. Donofrio lives in Woodstock, NY, where she is writing the libretto to a musical based on Astonished. You can read or access some of her essays at her website, beverlydonofrio.com.
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There's a new necklace in town - the bib!
Once again the high street has caught onto a designer trend - this time it's the bib necklace. A few celebrities have been sporting them lately too - like The City's Olivia Palermo and Mischa Barton. Let's take a look at some bibs:
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How to eat a knish
- JungMann Sep 25, 2007 10:24 AM
When I first moved to New York I knew that I had to try a few things: bagels with real lox and cream cheese, deli pastrami and a knish. I tried them all within my first few months here and fell absolutely in love, except with the knish.
Now I'm starting to think I didn't like knishes because unlike bagels or pastrami, a knish isn't a self-explanatory snack. Do you eat it cold? Hot? Dipped in sauce? With something on top? I tried a spinach knish from my next-door deli when I first came here and when they asked how I wanted it, I sheepishly said, "To go." I didn't know what the options were, but I wish I had since I found the knish to be much akin to a dried out hockey puck. Now whenever I go to market, I see myriad knishes waiting for a home and I'm willing to try if someone would just tell me how to do it like a real fresser.
re: sea97horse
Kasha for me too...wish I could get them here in San Fran!!!
re: ChowFun_derek
Some places will ship.
Always hot, or at least warm. If it's a potato knish, I like it with mustard, as a side dish with hot dogs or a pastrami sandwich. If it's a spinach (or other variety), no need to put anything on top.
I like the round flaky knishes over the square fried looking pucks. I used to see "potato dogs" around in the old days. They were really good, they were usually deep fried in an eggroll like skin. To duplicate, take a cooked hotdog, and stuff it into a potato knish. heat the knish until crisp, and serve with mustard. That's my favorite way to eat them.
re: michele cindy
They're supposed to be flaky? The ones I've had had the consistency of dense and dry mashed potatoes.
re: JungMann
The crust is what is supposed to be flaky.
re: Shayna Madel
Maybe I couldn't tell because the knish was cold, but it didn't seem that my knish had a crust. It seemed to be all all potato. Maybe I'm also buying bad knishes.
re: JungMann
Since you had trouble finding the crust, I am assuming that you had a round one, not a square one. The square ones have a thick, sort of golden brown crust and some purists don't care for those. The round ones have a very thin layer of dough encasing the filling. Traditionally, the filling is potato, but some do meat, kasha, spinach, sweet potato, mixed veggies, mushrooms, broccoli, cabbage--each mixed in with potato.
re: Shayna Madel
The best old-school kasha knishes I've found in the NYC Metro area are - strangely enough - from Hobby's Deli in Newark, NJ. There's been a deli at the current location for over 90 years, and they make the kind of very flaky, pastry-like crust filled with distinctly grainy kasha (not the kasha mush you commonly find, often blended with potatoes) that I remember from the 50's.
Kasha or potato knishes should, as others have stated, be heated to a pleasant warmness in an oven or toaster oven (never microwaved) and served with deli mustard (brown, spicy).
re: michele cindy
Where can you get round knishes in NYC? I've only seen square ones.
re: chowmeow
Surely you jest...try Yona Schimmel's, on Houston Street in Manhattan (www.knishery.com) or Knish Nosh, on Queens Boulevard, in Rego Park, Queens (www.knishnosh.com). Also, Katz's Deli (www.katzdeli.com), Carnegie Deli (www.carnegiedeli.com), Stage Deli (www.stagedeli.com), Ben's Deli (www.bensdeli.net) all Manhattan deli's, have them. I am sure that other Kosher/Kosher-style deli's have them, also, as well as some bagel places.
re: Shayna Madel
Thanks for all of the links!
re: chowmeow
Glad to help. Hope that you have some and enjoy!
Just hot, or sometimes hot with some mustard. Depends on the filling. Unfortunately, most places reheat them in a microwave oven, but they are really better if reheated in a toaster oven/convection oven/traditional oven. Yona Schimmel's, on Houston Street has a wide assortment. Also, in Queens, you could try Knish Nosh, on Queens Boulevard, in Rego Park has a few different types. Both are local institutions and YS is near both Russ & Daughters and Katz's Deli, also institutions, for smoked fish and deli sandwiches, respectively.
re: Shayna Madel
... and the mustard must be applied properly. Have the deli counterman cut the square knish the long way, parallel to the crust, spread the mustard on the potato filling and then close it back up.
re: stuartlafonda
exactly what i was going to say! the mustard has to get right in there.
re: LNG212
Definitely the mustard goes in the middle. Sorry I did not specify that. I guess I am just used to doing it or the places I go to know what to do...
re: Shayna Madel
And if you're in the Bronx (Riverdale section) make sure you stop in at Leibman's Deli. The knishes are good, the sandwiches great, the cole slaw magnificent and the pickles just outstanding!
re: buenosds
With ketchup!? Never heard of that one. What type of knish would that be that you eat that way? A meat knish?
re: Elyssa
I never heard of the ketchup thing or the sauerkraut thing either, but as to ketchup, I figure people do french fries or home fries with it, so it could make sense and as to sauerkraut, both Knish Nosh and Yona Schimmel make a cabbage knish, so maybe sauerkraut could work. Hey, Elyssa, perhaps some homemade chopped liver?
re: buenosds
Why ruin a perfectly good knish with sauerkraut and ketchup? Save the ketchup for a burger. A hot, grilled/griddled knish with some brown deli mustard on the side to dip the knish into.
re: ganeden
Gold/brown mustard. Not yellow.
re: RicRios
Hey purist, I think a spinach knish is a cousin to a cinnamon-raisin bagel or something along those lines. I'm figuring if they do them at Yona Schimmel and/or Knish Nosh, nothing drastic will happen if I try one some day.
re: Shayna Madel
Spinach knishes are great. Did you ever eat boiled potatoes, mixed with creamed spinach, and hard boiled egg? Not exactly the same, but that's what a spinach knish reminds me of.
re: RicRios
You've hit on my pet peeve, RicRios. Too, too many delis microwave their knishes these days. It has to be from the griddle, preferably picking up some of the hot dog grease. I always ask now if the knish is being microwaved or not. Usually the answer is yes, so I don't bother ordering it. If I wanted a handful of lukewarm mashed potatoes I'd order a handful of lukewarm mashed potatoes.
Oh, and it has to be brown mustard, never yellow. And I generally prefer kasha anyhow. I haven't seen a meat knish in years. Boy, do I miss those.
re: rockycat
If you are in NY, go to Knish Nosh on Queens Boulevard, in Rego Park. They list meat knishes in their repetoire. And they do kasha. And they ship if you are not nearby. Without getting into the "best" type of debate, these are good knishes. And I agree with your "no microwaving" philosophy.
re: Shayna Madel
OMG, this thread is driving me crazy!!!! I've only visited New York once, in between high school and college, but I still remember the knishes...a deli here in Atlanta made incredible, authentic potato knishes years ago, but they closed, and I haven't found another good one since. I'm going to have to investigate the shipping for a special occasion...
re: CocoDan
Hey CocoDan the proper eating of Knishes is nothing to laugh at!!! :>
That being said, my favorite way of eating the revered knish is to take home a round one (don't get me started on those square things!) and heat it in the toaster oven until the crust has the requisite crunch. The mustard (brown of course, yellow mustard is only for the ball park) should lie adjacent to the knish ready for dipping. A deli here in Westchester, N.Y. serves a stuffed knish with either salami or hot dog. Genius or over kill?
re: lucyis
You're killing me! This is the best! OY!
re: lucyis
Look at the Sarge's Deli menu (3rd ave and 38th Street in Manhattan). They have something they call a Deli Wellington, which is a knish which has chunks of corned beef and pastrami in it.
If anyone saw the Food Network show on sandwiches, you will know what I am talking about...Now, I have never tried this, but a guy on the show took a knish and used it as "bread" for a panini. I can only imagine how GOOD that would be.
Typically, I 'em warm, not too hot, with some spicy mustard.
re: rworange
He (guy from Katz's Deli) stuffed it with:
jalapeno pepper jack cheese
And then pressed it on the panini press. I was thinking pastrami would work fine, too.....
re: Shayna Madel
Yeah, these ones should be called "KNISHT" ( = a knish nisht )
re: RicRios
I for the most part prefer them heated in the oven, with cracked pepper, but have been known to use brown mustard. My girlfriend likes hers with sour cream. A deli here in New Haven sometimes has potato/corned beef knishes that are great. The sqare fried ones are not knishes,
re: L_W
Press 195 (I think that's the name of it I'm a bit off with numbers) in Park Slope, Brooklyn has a knish anini. My husband got the on with pastrami. It's way too much for me. I like my knish plain nice and warm. I would sometimes get the hot dog oninons on it. Yona Schimmel's, on Houston St in Manhattan is great, but I miss Mrs. Stahl's in Brighton beach.
try this and you will be delirious from happiness...
buy a SQUARE potato knish. bring it home.
heat it in the oven at 375 until the corners get crispy - the crispiness is key!
cut in to quarters so that you have four delicious sections, all terminating in a perfect, crunchy bite.
dip in brown deli mustard - or do like i do and squirt a puddle of mustard AND a puddle of ketchup and alternate, combine, etc as the mood strikes...
best paired with a pile of REALLY GREEN half-sour pickles and a dr. brown's root beer...
if you don't enjoy a knish this way, i don't know what to tell you! :)
re: missfunkysoul
I do enjoy the square knishes on occasion and I will think about the ketchup aspect. but the Dr. Brown's MUST be cream soda.
re: Shayna Madel
When I was a kid in the Bronx, the square knishes, which mysteriously appeared in the late 50's, were referred to - not disrespectfully, because they quickly became popular - as "Puerto Rican Knishes". I don't know whether this is because they originated in the barrio, or were derived from a Latino staple (stuffed potatoes are, but these are potato-stuffed!). The name was used to differentiate them from Jewish-style deli knishes, which at the time were uniformly round (and only came in potato or kasha).
Oh - and if you're not drinking Dr. Brown's Cel-Ray, you should be.
re: Striver
You got me interested in the difference between the round and square knish and the origin. From this NY Times article, it seems the baked round knish was the original.
Elia Gabay who started Gabilah's Knishes, automated the process, creating the fried square knish. The article goes on to credit Rudi Giuliani for eradicating the square knish from the NY street scene.
While one might think this could be used as a campagn issue against him, maybe not ... as this quote from the article shows ...
''I'm glad to see them go,'' said Jim Leff, author of ''The Eclectic Food Guide to New York'' and the creator of Chowhound.com, an encyclopedic and raucous message board whose focus is food spots in New York. ''I equate it with the eradication of the West Nile virus. The knishes that were sold on the street were lousy, soggy little things that gave knishes a bad name. If you want an idea of how awful they are, consider this: They make potatoes taste bad.''
It seems square knish loathing continues under the current ownership
Knishes KO'd
There are two types of wrapping as well: "regular pastry dough, or a thicker, crustier dough"
re: rworange
i say, don't believe the hype. of course a knish of either shape served warm and soggy would be awful. i'm sure there are plenty of bad round knishes out there, too. and ok, it's not entirely traditional...
but a good, properly-prepared square potato knish with a tasty, onion-laden filling just happens to be one of my favorite things on the planet, and so i am biased my my own personal taste. i know others who feel the same. we are a small but proud people, us square knish fans... :)
and any dr. brown's is good by me!
re: rworange
I think the fried part was one of the reasons they became so popular so quickly. So maybe it was Hispanic street vendors selling Gabila's product that led to the nickname? Just speculating here...
re: Striver
FYI, diet cel-ray has been discontinued. But then again, when you're drinking Dr. Brown's, who drinks the diet version?
re: Shayna Madel
Dr. Brown makes diet soda???? :)
re: Striver
I like Cel-Ray with my knish.
I think the square knishes have gotten a bad rep because most of the vendors who sell them just don't care, they let them sit out and become dry and nasty. Turnover isn't as high as it used to be when knishes were more popular, so freshness is suspect as well.
If you see Gabila's in the refrigerated section of your local supermarket--usually near the deli counter--bring some home and bake 'em at about 350 degrees till you can hear them "sizzle." If you like, slice 'em open and spread some deli mustard inside. They're good.
There's another brand you might find in the store, "Joshua's". Don't bother with those. They're terrible... Runny mashed potatoes sweetened with sugar. Feh!
Of course, I also appreciate a good, traditional, round baked knish. I'll be visiting Knish Nosh in a few weeks to stock up!
re: NewYorkDave
Me too. I like Cel-Ray with my knish, and with my Katz's pastrami sandwich.When I was a kid, my friend Bubbe mad sweet rice kinishes and lima bean knishes....they were great.
re: Chew on That
Where are you finding knishes in Chicago? I lived near Skokie and regularly bought groceries on Devon and still never saw a knish until I came out to NYC.
re: revsharkie
My cousin (a former professional caterer) makes them homemade and gave my mother the recipe. I will try to get the recipe from my mother and post it over the weekend. The way they turn out, they are not as wide across and only about 3/4" to 1" thick, but the taste is definitely there. In fact, I think they are better than the storebought ones, but I may be biased...There are old-time places in NYC that ship, if you are interested in that.
re: Shayna Madel
Yona Schimmel ships: http://knishery.com/
re: basachs
The best old-school kasha knishes I've had in recent years came from Hobby's Deli in Newark; don't know if they make liver, but it's worth a call to find out.
I live in Pittsburgh, which has a large Eastern European - Jewish heritage. I recently saw these round knish at my local Whole Foods, and bought one for trying. (The last potato "unknown I had tried, the Potato Latke, had turned out to be delicious). Not having read this thread, I microwaved the knish, and ate it with ketchup. Unfortunately, the crust just fell off the knish, and the results was soggy and stale. I will probably try it a second time.
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Definitely try it again, definitely heat in oven/toaster oven, definitely use golden mustard. And with the latke, don't microwave that either and have it with applesauce. (Some do sour cream with the latke.)
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It's sure not been a good few days for the US teams. The men's hockey team just lost to Canada in the semi-finals (I can hear Jared cheering right now!!), though they can still win bronze. Also, for the first time since 1936, neither the men's nor women's US figure skaters got any medal at all.
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Not to anyone's surprise, too much dependence upon Quick and too much time in USA's defensive zone. I feel Sweden is playing closer to their potential than Canada. I'd be surprised if Sweden didn't walk away with Gold by a couple goals, but maybe if Canada is tested more on their defensive end, their defensemen will rise to that level and be more aggressive and become offensively minded. It wasn't necessary for them to be so with the USA, and Canada didn't respond to it as well as maybe they should have. Hockey is a mental game. Pushing and pushing back. You don't push as hard if you aren't being pushed. Doughty is wicked, and he didn't need to be with the USA.
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A wolf walks over to the Twisted Treant, looking at him curiously. In the wolf's hair was a small locket, holding an emerald green crystal and a small emerald colored pixie sitting next to it. The crystal glows white for a moment before releasing the energy into the wolf, the wolf shifting and turning into a smiling, giggling little yordle girl. The girl tilts her head and waves at Maokai
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A need a new ceiling in my mobile home, a contractor wants to tear down the old ceiling and replace it with plasterboard. I don't feel it will stay up very long as mobile homes tend to shake a bit under high winds. We can get 25 to 40MPH winds on any given day.I can't see a few screws holding up plasterboard for very long!What do you guys think about letting him do this?
Drywall? Most trailers I see these days come with 1/2" drywall. They used to use that thin, "fiberboard", paper-ish, paneling type stuff - but I think fire codes put a stop to that.--Looks like Reverend Wright got his wish - God Damn America.
Will a few screws hold plasterboards up?Seems to me a little shaking and the holes made by the screws will widen and in time the boards will fall.
The "drywall screw inspector" (I shit you not) told me they want them every 8" here.--Looks like Reverend Wright got his wish - God Damn America.
Most drywall installations are now done with both wallboard screws and liquidnail adhesive. The screws hold the wallboard in place while the adhesive sets/cures. Instead of a point of contact connection at the screws, you end up with a continuous adhesion along the joists. If you are concerned about the installation, insist on wallboard adhesive being used at all studs/joists.
Just cover those nail heads with some tar based roof adhesive that can be applied using a caulk gun.--Palin 2012!
Even in older trailers where the walls were covered with wood panels, the ceiling was drywall. (3/8", and possibly a little different from the regular stuff available in big box stores) However, it was held up by rosettes and screws, not drywall screws.--Palin 2012!
The biggest problem with mobile homes is inside the walls and ceilings there isn't much to nail to . You can put it on the ceiling if you can determine what they are using for ceiling support. check it by cutting a square hole big enough to look and see.An alternative to drywall is beadboard. It is much lighter and looks great when painted.
There should only be 2 exposed nails on a straight ridge cap - the last one put on. And those get cemented.I'm not a roofer and even I know that. I wonder what else he f___ed up?--Looks like Reverend Wright got his wish - God Damn America.
Did it feel good to say, "You're fired"? I fired only one contractor in my short life, and it felt both good and bad.Felt good telling him to take a hike.I felt bad after repeatedly calling him for 7 months to pick up his tools, then deciding to finally keep them.


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With her hair and makeup looking on point, Lindsay Lohan didn't let the fact that she has to turn herself into jail by November 9th to serve her 30 day minute sentence stop her from hitting the "J.Edgar" after party at the Roosevelt in Hollywood last night.
It's nice to see she finally has her priorities in check.
I'm looking forward to seeing her roast beef sandwich in Playboy
I can't believe I'm about to say this... she looks good here!
That's not too pretty bad!
You are as bad as Perez "Mario" Hilton. Your hate/lie filled badgering is bullying at its best
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If she dressed more classy like this and stopped all her shena****ns she would probably start getting real roles in movies and she could pick her life back up.
She's a f*cking tool.
Umm - so when's the Playboy coming out? If it's this version of Lindsay, sign me up!
Lindsay, is much hotter then any of the Kardashian, pigs!
She is smokin...........
She looks good!
she actually looks... pretty here! me = surprised!
This is the FIRST time I've ever seen her look good! But I know what's under all that make-up, plus, does this idiot ever wear a bra to court? I'm getting grossed out at her boobs flopping all over the dam place, enough already.
She knew she was looking good. She stopped and posed for the camera.
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Review of long-term adverse effects associated with the use of chemically-modified animal and nonanimal source hyaluronic acid dermal fillers
Authors Paul C Edwards, John E Fantasia
Published Date January 2007 Volume 2007:2(4) Pages 509—519
DOI http://dx.doi.org/10.2147/CIA.S382
Published 3 January 2007
Paul C Edwards1, John E Fantasia2
1Associate Professor (Clinical), Department of Periodontics and Oral Medicine, Pathology and Oncology, University of Michigan School of Dentistry, Ann Arbor MI, USA; 2Chief, Division of Oral Pathology, Department of Dental Medicine, Long Island Jewish Medical Center, New Hyde Park, NY, USA
Abstract: Although only recently introduced, chemically-modified hyaluronic acid dermal fillers have gained widespread acceptance as "redefining" dermal fillers in the fields of dermatology and cosmetic facial surgery. Although hyaluronic acid-based dermal fillers have a low overall incidence of long term side effects, occasional adverse outcomes, ranging from chronic lymphoplasmacytic inflammatory reactions to classic foreign body-type granulomatous reactions have been documented. These long-term adverse events are reviewed.
Keywords: hyaluronic acid, Restylane®, Hylaform®, injectable dermal filler, foreign body reaction, granuloma
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Fernandez Cabada T, Sanchez Lopez de Pablo C, Martinez Serrano A, del Pozo Guerrero F, Serrano Olmedo JJ, Ramos Gomez M
International Journal of Nanomedicine 2012, 7:1511-1523
Published Date: 21 March 2012
Critical appraisal of the role of davunetide in the treatment of progressive supranuclear palsy
Gold M, Lorenzl S, Stewart AJ, Morimoto BH, Williams DR, Gozes I
Neuropsychiatric Disease and Treatment 2012, 8:85-93
Published Date: 9 February 2012
Synthesis and characterization of electrospun polyvinyl alcohol nanofibrous scaffolds modified by blending with chitosan for neural tissue engineering
Naghavi Alhosseini S, Moztarzadeh F, Mozafari M, Asgari S, Dodel M, Samadikuchaksaraei A, Kargozar S, Jalali N
International Journal of Nanomedicine 2012, 7:25-34
Published Date: 4 January 2012
Oral fondaparinux: use of lipid nanocapsules as nanocarriers and in vivo pharmacokinetic study
Ramadan A, Lagarce F, Tessier-Marteau A, Thomas O, Legras P, Macchi L, Saulnier P, Benoit JP
International Journal of Nanomedicine 2011, 6:2941-2951
Published Date: 21 November 2011
Preparation and evaluation of antimicrobial activity of nanosystems for the control of oral pathogens Streptococcus mutans and Candida albicans
Pupe CG, Villardi M, Rodrigues CR, Rocha HVA, Maia LC, de Sousa VP, Cabral LM
International Journal of Nanomedicine 2011, 6:2581-2590
Published Date: 26 October 2011
Influence of synthetic superparamagnetic iron oxide on dendritic cells
Mou Y, Chen B, Zhang Y, Hou Y, Xie H, Xia G, Tang M, Huang X, Ni Y, Hu Q
International Journal of Nanomedicine 2011, 6:1779-1786
Published Date: 25 August 2011
A study on the preparation and characterization of plasmid DNA and drug-containing magnetic nanoliposomes for the treatment of tumors
Wang Z-Y, Wang L, Zhang J, Li Y-T, Zhang D-S
International Journal of Nanomedicine 2011, 6:871-875
Published Date: 27 April 2011
Overview of the LDL receptor: relevance to cholesterol metabolism and future approaches for the treatment of coronary heart disease
William R Lagor, John S Millar
Journal of Receptor, Ligand and Channel Research 2010, 3:1-14
Published Date: 17 December 2009
Novel opportunities and challenges offered by nanobiomaterials in tissue engineering
Fabrizio Gelain
International Journal of Nanomedicine 2008, 3:415-424
Published Date: 10 August 2008


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How do you think we pick lawyers to defend us in litigation?
Judging from some of the emails I get, this is the picture in your mind's eye:
"Hey, boss, we just got sued in New York. We'll have to defend ourselves."
"Shoot! New York City! Do they have any lawyers there?"
"Damned if I know. Lemme grab the New York City phone directory and take a look."
An hour later:
"Good news, boss. There're a whole gaggle of lawyers in New York. I think we should hire Bigg & Mediocre."
"Why's that?"
"They have an 800 number, so we'll save some money. And they have a whole bunch of lawyers; one of 'em probably knows what this 'RICO' thing stands for. And their website is really fancy; you wouldn't believe it."
"Great! Call that 800 number and ask them to connect you to a litigator."
If that's what corporations are doing, then at least you know how to develop business . . . .
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