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This article was updated on Jan. 13.
Fairfax County has launched a new website to inform the public about human trafficking and how to better identify potential victims.
To protect their children, residents in Northern Virginia need to be able to recognize sex trafficking and report it, according to Lead Det. Bill Woolf of the Fairfax County Police Department's new human trafficking unit.
The unit was created — and will be funded for the next two years — through a $1 million Department of Justice grant award the police department received in October.
Half of that — $500,000 — allowed the Fairfax County Police Department to pay one full-time detective and one crime analyst to address human trafficking in Fairfax County. The other half of the award enables the nonprofit Polaris Project to provide victim services in collaboration with the new Fairfax County initiative.
The new website, www.justaskva.org, is a collaboration of the Fairfax County Police Department, Fairfax County Public Schools, the Fairfax County Commission for Women, Hidden Brook Communications, Fairfax Community Church, and other faith-based organizations.
According to Chris Davies, director of counseling services for the Fairfax County Office for Women & Domestic and Sexual Violence Services, funding for the new website was made possible by a grant from the Virginia Department of Criminal Justice Services.
Davies said the goal is to educate the public on what to look for, and also inform social workers, school administrators, teachers, pastors and other community leaders on what to do when someone comes to them to report a possible victim.
"We have been pooling our resources around this central campaign of 'Just Ask'" Davies said. "In order to increase public awareness of sex trafficking, people need to ask questions. If you suspect someone may be a victim, just ask them. Also ask others in the community what they are doing to help prevent it."
Woolf said the best method of prevention is awareness.
"The website is the cornerstone of the 'just ask' prevention project and is designed to heighten awareness in the community and provide a much-needed recording mechanism," he said. "It will enable the public to provide information in suspected cases as well as discuss the issue on a blog, look up a calendar of related community events, and it will also provide the stories of anonymous victims."
According to Woolf, traffickers, including local gangs, target unsuspecting and typically insecure teenage girls as young as 13 or 14 who are seeking attention and affection.
"These guys are very savvy in coercion and brainwashing," he said. "They don't want to use violence. Their means of power is to get these girls to fall in love with them because then they can get them to do anything they want."
According to Woolf, many organized gangs treat teen sex trafficking like a legitimate business and run it with financial acumen, using established accounting principles that they apply to their trade.
"Many have done cost-benefit analyses and have found that the sex trafficking of minors often runs a lower risk for higher profit than pushing drugs," Woolf said.
Virginia Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli II said that since he has been in office, the commonwealth has obtained 50 human trafficking-related prosecutions and identified 375 victims.
"And we are just scratching the surface," he said. "What we see most of in Virginia is sex trafficking by pimps and gangs."
The U.S. Attorney's Office for the Eastern District of Virginia in Alexandria has successfully prosecuted 24 federal cases against 50 defendants since 2011.
"There are a lot of myths and misperceptions about human trafficking out there," Woolf said. "We hope with this website to educate, and let people know that this threat is very real, right here at home, and that we need the community's help in combating it."


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Blake Shelton has lined up some help from Reba McEntire on his new hit talent search series The Voice. And the show's other three celebrity mentors -- Adam Levine, Christina Aguilera and Cee Lo Green -- are gaining support people, too.
During Tuesday, May 3's episode of the show, each celeb coach rounded out their team of eight contenders. During the next four episodes -- dubbed the battles -- teammates will enter a boxing ring and compete against each other by performing the same song. The mentors and their guest collaborators — Shelton with McEntire, Cee Lo Green with Monica, Adam Levine with music producer Adam Blackstone and Christina Aguilera with Sia — will narrow their teams by dismissing the weaker competitor.
After those battles cut each mentor's team in half, the celebrity judges will be on their own again to attempt to coach one of their team members into the top spot. The winner of the show receives a recording contract and $100,000.
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8 Aug 2008
|Feast of Fools in Burlington Aug 8 - 10
Burlington City Arts is presenting the Festival of Fools this weekend. It is described as a "curated festival of street theater" but it looks to me like a mix of goofy fun, slapstick, circus stunts, and silly music - some very funny entertainment in other words.
There is a Feast of Fools web page that describes the performers in detail and has links to each one's web site.
Looks like a lot of fun and worth checking out if you are in the area. And there is all the usual great things to see and do in Burlington such as Church Street Market Place, ECHO Aquarium and Museum, Waterfront Park (great place to watch the sunsets over the Adirondack mountains on the other side of Lake Champlain), Maritime Museum, cruise boats, ferry to NY, etc. Lots of good restaurants and pubs too. Plus people watching.
(c) 2008 Jeff Connor Grunberg Haus Inn
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7 Aug 2008
|Stowe Antique and Classic Car Show Weekend
Stowe's annual antique and classic car show draws about 800 automobiles for display and a goodly number of other interesting vehicles driven by "spectators" who drive their own unique car just to see the show but not as participants. Just look around the parking lot when you arrive and you're bound to find some interesting cars that are "drivers," not official show cars.
One of the most well attended parts of the show is the Car Corral where cars are not part of the official judging but are there just to be sold. The Corral is at the back corner of the display field.
Also, this is a good parts collector show where you will find a fairly good number of professional and amateur parts sellers.
You can find the show on Route 100 a mile or so south of Stowe village. Take Exit 10 from Vermont Interstate 89 and go north. It's about a 10 or 15 minute drive from the highway.
The car show runs Friday through Sunday, August 8 - 10. It has been rainy here, so bring your umbrella and best mud shoes or boots. If your car is dirty, just wash the upper part because the lower part will get muddy.
(c) 2008 Jeff Connor Grunberg Haus Inn
|posted by grunhaus at 21:34 | permalink
6 Aug 2008
|National Dowsing Convention at Killington VT
The American Society of Dowsers is holding its annual convention at the Killington Grand Hotel from August 6 through the 14.
If you have ever been curious about dowsing, this is a good place to look into it. There are speakers, workshops, vendors, books and lots of folks to talk to about this ancient practice.
(c) 2008 Jeff Connor Grunberg Haus Inn
|posted by grunhaus at 19:46 | permalink
11 Jun 2008
|Vermont's Big Summer Kick-off Weekend
Vermont Free Family Days at State Parks and Historical Sites
Admission to all state owned parks and historical facilities is free. Here is the best source of information on this event and others throughout the summer.
Echo Aquarium and Science Center
Burlington, VT
Echo's Body Language exhibit is geared toward children but interesting for adults too. It covers the topic of how our bodies move and the complex but fascinating physics behind it. There are 17 interactive displays including dancing with your shadow and emailing the image to your family or friends. Continues through September 1.
Manchester Antique and Classic Car Show
Manchester, VT Friday - Sunday, June 13 - 15, 2008
Address: Dorr Farm, Route 30, Manchester, VT
A large show with some 800 old vehicles on display in one of Vermont's prettiest towns.
Ethan Allen Days
Friday - Sunday, June 13 - 15, 2008
Hildene Mansion 1005 Hildene Road Manchester, VT
A weekend of Revolutionary war displays, camps, battle re-enactments, displays, kid's tent, fife and drum corps - located in the area where Ethan Allen lived in during a very important time in Vermont's history.
Antique Gas & Steam Engine Show
Saturday and Sunday, June 14 and 15
Old Stone House Museum , 109 Old Stone House Road, Brownington, VT
Hot Air Balloon Festival
Quechee, VT
Friday - Sunday, June 13 - 15
One of Vermont's top events. Also includes craft fair and food tents. Bring the camera to get some great shots.
Vermont Culinary Classic
Stowe, VT
June 13 - 22, 2008
A ten day celebration of culinary arts that includes cooking demonstrations and tastings.
Green Mountain Corvette Classic
Saturday and Sunday, June 14 and 15
The fifth year of this well attended car show which gets a large number of old and new Corvettes.
Kids' Pirate Festival
Saturday and Sunday, June 14 and 15
Lake Champlain Maritime Museum, 472 Basin Harbor Road, Vergennes, VT
A popular event for families that encourages kids to participate in pirate-themed activities.
Green Mountain Brass Band Concert
Sunday, June 15, 2:00 pm
Waterbury Center State Park 177 Reservoir RD Waterbury Center, VT 05677 +1 802-244-1226
Carving Studio & Sculpture Center Gallery
Annual Members' Show
West Rutland, VT
Saturday and Sunday, June 14 and 15
Indoor Livestock Barn Days
Adams Farm, 15 Higley Hill Road, Wilmington, VT
Saturday and Sunday, June 14 and 15
A good event for families with young children. Hands-on activities such as goat milking, demonstrations, learning how farms work.
(c) 2008 Jeff Connor Grunberg Haus Inn
|posted by grunhaus at 20:25 | permalink
15 May 2008
|Vermont Chocolate Show This Weekend
Vermont is chock full of food producers. Cold Hollow Cider Mill, Ben and Jerry's ice cream, King Arthur Flour, Green Mountain Coffee Roasters, Cabot Cheese are the best known but the list goes on and on with what seems like hundreds of small and medium size companies making items as diverse as cookies, pizza, beer, and tea. If you like good quality food, you will love Vermont.
This weekend is a good opportunity to sample chocolate from Vermont and other places in New England. The Vermont Chocolate Show was formerly held in Stowe but it has moved to The Inn at Essex, a larger venue near Burlington.
The exhibitors are mostly made up of chocolate manufacturers but also some surprises such as an art exhibit and a Vermont vodka company that makes chocolate flavored spirits!
The event is scheduled to run Saturday and Sunday, May 17 and 18th.
(c) Jeff Connor Grunberg Haus Inn
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|posted by grunhaus at 21:28 | permalink
12 May 2008
|VT Open Craft Studio Weekend May 24 and 25
The Vermont Craft Council, an association of several hundreds craftspeople throughout the state, started the Open Studio Weekend 16 years ago as a way to increase awareness of the craft-making community.
It's easy now to not only see the scale of the craft industry here, but also the deep wealth of skill right here in our little 'ol state. The trees, farms, and mountains are beautiful but they can overshadow a great supply of talented people here sometimes.
This year's Open Studio Weekend is taking place Saturday and Sunday, May 24 and 25. It's a great time to see both studios that are open frequently to the public and also the "off the beaten path" studios that are rarely open to visitors.
There is an incredibly detailed Open Studio guide and map guide on the Vermont Craft Council website. Some 250 studios will be open on the weekend. Let me emphasize that this is not people making flea market junk. These are first rate craftspeople. For example, take a look at the Studio and Gallery page on the Craft Council's website.
If you don't want to print a lot pages from the website, you have enough time to order the complete tour guide free by US Postal mail. Just click here. It will also be available at most of the studios and also the state's official welcome centers on the highways and main roads leading into the state.
It's a great time to visit. Everything here will be fresh and green, the daytime temperatures will be warm and the night time cool.
(c) 2008 Jeff Connor Grunberg Haus Inn
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As future members of Citizendium, please feel free to make this into an excellent project planning resource.
If you wish to contribute to this wiki, in the spirit of Citizendium, please sign up using your own real name as your username.
This wiki is for any documents about the Citizendium project that you would like others to collaborate on. Here: arguments from the discussion forums and mailing lists are summarised; ideas are documented; and technical designs are advanced. It's a useful resource for those who have little time to spare. Please contribute, and add any pages created to Category:Citizendium.
- For relaxed, conversational debate - head to the Citizendium forums at http://smf.citizendium.org.
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Participants from a number of disciplines have registered via citizendium.org and much of the technical platform has been put in place. Fundamentals of Citizendium policies and culture are being agreed.
Expect a press release soon.
05 October 2006 - Pilot Project
Larry Sanger has announced on the Citizendium-L mailing list that a pilot project was to start development straight away.
26 September 2006 - Communications
The Citizendium mailing lists are active. Maturing topics are being refactored onto the Project Pages listed below. Please help.
The mailing lists are a place to focus on quality over quantity; somewhere to put minds together and carefully and at length come to well-reasoned, deeply-reasoned recommendations for the project. :See Working rules for the Mailing lists.
The Citizendium discussion forums are now live at http://smf.citizendium.org. This is the place for chat and informal exchanges for the project. The forums are moderated.
22 September 2006 - Citizendium on the web
As of Friday, 22 September 2006, 06:17 GMT, a search on Google, using the term "Citizendium", returned over one million hits. Library staff around the world, whose job it is to monitor blogs to do with new forms of information dissemination and information technology, have already noticed a huge upsurge in interest in this project, as well as links to this wiki.
Projected Milestones
These milestones should be only the most significant "watershed" developments in the project.
Launch website(Sept. 15)
Make initial announcement(Sept. 15)
Launch mailing lists(Sept. 20)
Launch forums and re-launch mailing lists(Sept. 26)
Finalize wiki host/co-lo, install server(Oct. 12)
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- Hold first face-to-face meeting
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- How should topics be structured?
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- On the nature and sources of knowledge
- Does it matter that Wikipedia will take all the content back?
- Mailing List Outreach
- Blog Outreach
- Professional Organization Outreach
- How do we attract collaborators?
- How shall we do copyediting?
- On the nature and sources of expertise
- What makes someone an expert?
- What types of contributors do we need?
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- How should the Real Names policy work?
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|Women's Track & Field » News » Schedule » Roster » Coaches » Performance List
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Monal qualified for both the 100m and 200m events this weekend. The reigning Atlantic Sun Most Outstanding Track Performer has his strongest chance of advancing out of the regional in the 100m, as Monal's time of 10.26 - set at the Tennessee Invitational back on May 8 - is the 11th fastest mark among the field of 48 competitors. In addition, the Belle Glade, Fla. native ranks 32nd in the 200m (20.95).
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Zac Efron refuses to shake my outstretched hand. "Oh, dude, I can't," he says. "I've got a bad case of poison oak." I immediately assume this is a new no-shakes-allowed alibi for the celebrity germaphobe. And at first glance, as I stand here shoulder-to-shoulder with him, at the grand host station of West Hollywood's Soho House, it does occur to me that perhaps Efron has taken a Howard Hughes-ian turn; although he's not shuffling around with tissue boxes on his feet, he is sporting a homeless-urban-ninja look, with a black Lacoste T-shirt under a black hoodie pulled over his head. He's got only one arm through the sweatshirt, and the other sleeve hangs slack like an elephant's paralyzed trunk. Frankly, he looks kind of nuts.
It's just before 6 p.m., and we've arrived to watch Game 3 of the NBA Finals, which is taking place in Boston, meaning we won't be sitting in Efron's regular courtside seats at the Staples Center. Efron's publicist has supposedly arranged a private dining room in which we can eat and watch the game, but the club's hostess is clicking around on her computer, unable to find the reservation. "Oh, maybe it's under my name," he offers meekly. "I'm Zac Efron."
She beams at this lack of presumption. "You're cute," she says.
If the mild presentation downstairs doesn't exactly trumpet this particular 22-year-old actor's position in the Hollywood food chain, the Penthouse Dining Room speaks for him. The room is palatial—we sit near the flat-screen TV at one end of a monstrously long table, with 20 place settings and 20 red club chairs, surrounded by meticulously curated modern bric-a-brac. Through the wall of windows, there are sweeping, unobstructed views down into Beverly Hills and Century City, where at that very moment inside CAA's headquarters, someone is surely invoking Efron's name, plotting to turn him into the next Tom Cruise and prevent him from becoming the next Chris Klein. Shaking his head uneasily, Efron, for the first time today, apologizes for something that doesn't merit an apology. "Dude, I gotta be honest," he says. "I gotta be up-front. This is not how I roll. I really don't get private rooms at the Soho House. I've never heard of anyone doing this before. This is...unusual." He also frets about his black Vans, which, by the way, look perfectly fine. "I shouldn't be wearing them to Soho House," he says. "They have holes in them."
As some singer named Monica belts out the national anthem on TV, Efron apologizes that our initial plan—to go sailing together—got scuttled at the last minute. "Yeah, sorry about the sailing thing, dude," he says, gingerly removing his arms from the sweatshirt. The tops of his wrists finally become visible and there are two large, angry-looking patches of red, scaly, bumpy skin: The poison oak was no lie after all—the one-armed-hoodie look was an attempt at relief, not some retard-o generation-specific trend. Then I notice the plum-size patch of skin on his cheek that's been clumsily painted over with calamine lotion. "I went backpacking over Memorial Day weekend and I just got the worst poison oak, bro," he says. "It was my first time getting it. Dude, it's, like, everywhere. Everywhere. I can't even begin to show you, 'cause you'll get so grossed out. I look like a zombie from Dawn of the Dead." Coaxing commences; negotiations occur. "Okay, I'll show you my back, but the front's pretty gross, man," he says, then lifts his shirt. Above the bunched-up waistband of his underwear (boxers, Hanes, blue plaid), half of his back has been taken over by a crust resembling swollen cornflakes. "This spot just popped up this morning. Don't touch it!" Efron is under the erroneous impression that anyone who touches him will catch his cooties—and maybe even develop a taste for brains.
There's something oddly portentous about how he contracted poison oak. Efron is, of course, the handsome young actor who is still best known for starring in the trio of High School Musical movies, films that were made for pocket change and lint—and reportedly generated more than a billion dollars for Disney. The final installment was shot in early 2008, and Efron's acted in only three movies since then, which is certainly not for a lack of offers. Is the pace so slow because he's choosy, or is it because he's paralyzed by fear that one wrong move will squander his huge store of celebrity capital? "Indecisive, for sure" is how he characterizes this state. A smart, highly disciplined kid who grew up three hours north of Los Angeles with parents who are, by all accounts, the anti-Lohans—concerned, reasonable people who tried to prepare their elder son for almost certain failure in show business and at one juncture, at least, tried to dissuade him from acting altogether in favor of college—he's acutely aware that his fame has far outpaced his body of work and his abilities. (Care to see him squirm? Ask him if he enjoyed recently being honored for his oeuvre at the Maui Film Festival.) Efron's also aware that although there are scores of young girls who will, for the moment, buy tickets for any project he does regardless of its quality, there are at least as many guys, like my thirtysomething movie-junkie friend, who had a hard time accepting Efron in arguably the best movie he's made, Richard Linklater's Me and Orson Welles, because they found themselves wanting to "punch his pretty fucking face in."


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Humko Tumse Pyaar Hai
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The story begins in a little village, where a blind girl called Durga lives with her mother. Inspite of Durga being blind she has a special gift, she makes beautiful clay statues. Durga meets the handsome Rohit, who is impressed by Durga's art and beauty. They both fall in love with each other. One day, a village goon named Rana attempts to rape her but Rohit comes to her rescue, which leaves a furious Rana making all sorts of threats against Rohit. Later, Rohit takes Durga to an eye hospital, where Dr. R.K. Prasad performs a surgery on her eyes. The operation proves to be successful, but before the bandage is taken off from Durga's eyes, Rohit goes to arrange for their wedding. On the way, Rana and his friends try to kill Rohit, and in this incident, both Rana and Rohit die. When Durga learns about Rohit's death, she tries to commit suicide, but is saved by Dr. Prasad. He takes Durga to Switzerland for a change and there she meets Raj, a rich man who falls in love with her. Dr. Prasad convinces Durga that Raj is a good boy and that he wants to get married to her. Durga agrees to get married but now Raj comes to know that his childhood friend, Rohit is still alive. Raj brings Rohit home and Durga doesn't recognize him as she has never seen him.
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12 August 2003 | By Canker
To sum up, this game is so playable, it nearly hurts.
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Ah, Age of Mythology. Where you could pit Kraken against Colossi, Sphinx against Manticore. Then start throwing meteors at people. Fans of Ensemble Studios' classic RTS will be happy to hear that it's coming to Steam in remastered form with several new features and updated graphics.


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It is great to have a welding machine at the house. I will try to make this short, but I am building me a small welding shop behind the house. I do a little side work and make stuff for freinds and family all the time. Basically I grew up in my Dads welding shop as a kid and you just can't get that out of your blood. So I decided to build me a small work shop.
Anyway, I have a 9'X7' door coming out the side of the shop and wanted a small patio out there. A freind of mine works for a concrete company and got 16 - 2'X3'X3 1/2" thick patio blocks for free....
These things weigh in at around 320-350# each. We unloaded them by hand from the trailer and at that time I decided to either rent a bobcat or come up with a way to manipulate these into position because I wasn't going to carry them anymore.
That is when I came up with this;
It is my cherry picker that I just welded a tongue and support brace to. All I have to do is remove 3 bolts from the base of cherry picker frame and drive off with it. It attaches to my lawn mower like this;
When i want to remove it, i just back the tractor over the cherry picker frame and bolt it back down and remove the pin and bolt from the tractor.
I had to add some counter weights to the front, John Deere makes them, but why buy when you can make;
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Here it is in action;
It took a whole bunch of time out of this project and I see me using this thing a lot around the house.
Great project.
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WoW.... Great Project...Let's see MORE!RoHo
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Great idea! That will save the old back.
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I think I see more than just a cherry picker used on that lawn mower in the future...just make more attachments!
Very nice idea, definitely beats breaking your back for a patio.
That looks like Happy Times. Time, money, great project and a buddy.
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For those not afraid of heights, we have photos of Broncos, F150s and even higher trucks. As mentioned before in our previous article, the 27th Annual Fabulous Fords Forever (FFF) show in Buena Park is big! How big? Just about 1,900 Fords rolled into the parking lot of Knott's Berry farm and it was heaven for Ford owners.« Back to FFF2012 - Broncos & Trucks


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Lewis Hamilton concedes it will be tough to compete this season, but feels it is not impossible for Mercedes to battle it out at the front of the grid.
The 2008 World Champion paid his first visit to the Mercedes factory in Germany on Monday, touring the Mercedes-Benz museum in Stuttgart as well, and he wasted no time to vow to give his all to battle it out for victories.
"I live to win. That's what I work towards every year. So that's what we're going to work to this year," he said. "Of course it's going to be tough to compete, to beat the guys that are already at the front like the Red Bulls and the Ferraris and McLarens but I don't think it's impossible."
Although Nico Rosberg won the Chinese GP in April, Mercedes had been trying 2012 campaign as they finished a distant fifth in the Constructors' Championship behind Red Bull, Ferrari, McLaren and Lotus.
Hamilton admits he was in awe of the Mercedes staff after visiting the team's factory in England late last year and is also confident he will "enjoy" his journey with his new colleagues.
"I've been to Brackley back in the early part of December. Asking lots of questions, trying to get as much involved as I can in the limited time I was there," he said.
"It was great to see how enthusiastic everyone was, looked like there was incredible determination to turn this thing around. So that gave me a lot of motivation for my winter."
He added: "I think this year's going to be an interesting year, an interesting journey. Learning and getting to know new people and working with new people is always a massive challenge so that's first and foremost one of the biggest challenges I have.
"And after that it's trying to succeed, trying to extract the most out of them and vice-versa. But I think it's going to be a journey that we are going to enjoy."


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1 (3 ounce) can
bacon bits
1/2 cup
chopped onion
5 ounces
shredded Swiss cheese
3 ounces
grated Parmesan cheese
1 (9 inch)
deep dish frozen pie crust
eggs, lightly beaten
1 cup
half-and-half cream
I came to this site expecting to try several quiche recipes, but started with this one and haven't strayed since…THANKS DAWNROBYN. This is remarkably easy and tasty and I have been able to make it work in many variations…so here goes:
1. Yes, the Hormel/Oscar Meyer Real Bacon is perfect for this.
2. Swiss is good for the first time, but don't be afraid to try gouda, cheddar, or any hard cheese you like (add 5-10 min cooking with cheddar).
3. Don't leave out the (approx 1/3rd Cup) parmesan/romano cheese even if you've changed the swiss, it helps add to the creamy texture of the final product.
4. Adjust onions to taste; oldest daughter wants none, I want more. Scallions give it a very rich onion flavor and the frozen chopped save time, but fresh Vidalia is best.
5. I've also discovered frozen chopped red/green peppers, these needed to be chopped a bit more finely.
6. I have found that adding frozen ingredients adds to the cooking time ("duh").
7. Add ½ tsp of salt & pepper to taste to the eggs and cream.
8. For vegetarian, I've used approx 3 oz of spinach (cooked in 1T water and drained) OR approx 3 oz of frozen broccoli florets instead of bacon.
9. For just a few cents more, I've found the Marie Callendar's frozen pie crusts to be the best for this.
10. Right now I am making one with 2 oz frozen broccoli florets AND 2 oz bacon with cheddar cheese & frozen chopped onion. I let the pie crust, onion, and broccoli sit out of the freezer for 1 hour first…Pefrect!
In step 2 of the directions, is the pie crust thawed or frozen?
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Hint: use the Sargento Parmesan/Romano shredded cheese, NOT grated parmesan cheese. You can really use any kind of cheese you prefer. Also, use the 2.8 oz. bag of Oscar Mayer bacon PIECES (available near bacon bits- but DON'T USE BACON BITS). Finally, to make it easier, Ore Ida makes frozen chopped onion (makes everything go quicker to not have to chop onions). Truth be told, you can use any cheese or other ingredients that you like in your quiche. It is very versatile! Hope this makes it easier and tastier!!
I omitted the cream, and used a 8oz pkg of cream cheese. I also used cheddar instead of the 2 cheeses called for. Instead of making 1 big tart, I made a mini ones to serve at an appie party. everyone LOVED them. Thanx a lot. :)
This was a very very easy quiche to make, I was a virgin quiche baker (lol) and it came out FAB!!! I will definitely add this to my rotation of recipes. I added sauteed fresh mushrooms and green peppers. I used minced onions that I rehydrated since I didn't have an onion on hand and I used an Italian cheese blend. I followed all the other posts suggestions as well. I would like to note, though: place foil around the edges of your quiche when you bake it so the crusts don't overbake!!! Make this...it is simple and yummy!!! :)Thanks to the originator!
This quiche is so quick and yummy! I usually just make it with a bag of shredded Italian cheese and leave out the onions because my kids don't like them. I also use the Oscar Meyer bacon pieces instead of bacon bits, or I use real bacon. And to keep the crust from getting too dark I wrap it with a bit of tinfoil. Thanks!
This recipe is simply and easy. I like to saute the onions first and add a 1/2 tsp of fresh grated nutmeg. I also use 8 strips of crispy bacon instead of bacon bits.
I just loved this quiche. Hadn't made one in years and decided to try again at hubby's prompting. Although I like swiss, it seems like it's often too strong in quiche, so I followed the recipe except used sharp cheddar in place of the swiss. Also I cooked the onion in EVOO (crisp/tender) first. I used an unroll and bake crust, layered in the cooked onion, cheeses (real shredded parmesan) and bacon pieces before pouring on the eggs as directed. Baked up perfectly, and was so tasty I couldn't stop eating it. I plan to add other ingred's in the future - maybe some cooked mushrooms or sundried tomatoes! And it was soooo easy and quick. This will definately be one of my regulars from now on!
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ReflectionsMore Albums by Don Williams
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2. Talk Is Cheap 3:38
3. I Won't Give Up On You 3:09
4. Sing Me Back Home 3:59
5. Working Man's Son 2:56
6. Healing Hands 3:24
7. If I Were Free 2:44
8.Stronger Back 3:31
9.Back To The Simple Things 3:12
10.The Answer 4:16
Country Music Hall of Famer Readies Anticipated Follow-Up To And So It Goes
Nashville, Tenn. (January 9, 2014) – The iconic "Gentle Giant," country music's Don Williams, is set to debut his new, 10-track studio album, Reflections, on March 11 via Sugar Hill Records. Williams, a Country Music Hall of Fame member, dominated for decades as a country hit maker and earned the name "the Gentle Giant" because of his unique blend of commanding presence and that laid-back, easy style—cutting across national and genre boundaries. Those personal and musical qualities that stood out strongly across the 1970s, '80s and '90s, came full circle both in 2012, as Williams delivered the masterful And So It Goes,and now, as he releases Reflections.
Reflections yields Williams at his finest, with his classic, often-copied-but-never-duplicated baritone front and center. With a healthy touring schedule and his second album in two years, Williams works hard to maintain that voice beloved by so many. His days off from a busy touring schedule are spent on his farm, where his voice is rested and his downtime very quietly enjoyed.
Featuring cuts from some of the songwriting craft's finest including the legendary Townes Van Zandt, Merle Haggard and Jesse Winchester, Reflections finds Williams still incredibly tuned in to finding the songs that will touch his audience. As he has said about selecting songs: "The only description I've ever had for songs I choose to do is that they affect me emotionally and that, hopefully, they have something to say that will touch other people."
Don Williams' greatest asset has always been his impressive and diverse catalog of songs. The hundreds of memorable tunes in his still-growing repertoire—over 50 of them major hits—whether contemplative ballads, affecting love songs or change-up rhythm numbers, have always been a core Don Williams strength and focus. Williams and long-time producer Garth Fundis, who returns in the co-producer role on Reflections, each nod to the other with having contributed to their own song selection and sequencing skills.
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Reflections, a newly minted part of a nearly 30-album career, proves once again that Don Williams' music transcends genres and generations. Digging deeper into his natural, everyman approachability and revered musical style, Williams delivers a new collection of songs on Reflections that are sure to become instant classics.


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Pope Francis is raising eyebrows again with his comments about gays, telling reporters "Who am I to judge?" homosexuals who embrace God. Never one to follow the rules, Francis is becoming known as the "People's Pope" for his simple lifestyle, humble persona and breaks with tradition.
Ever since he was elected pope in March, Francis has exhibited a marked departure from his predecessor, Pope Benedict XVI. Even his shoes, shown here, are symbolic of a simpler papacy in contrast to the bright red shoes favorited by Benedict.
Pope Francis also broke historic ground with his name choice, which is in honor of St. Francis of Assisi, a saint who championed the poor. It's the first time Francis has been used as a pope name.
Pope Francis also decided not to move into the papal apartment used by Benedict XVI and others before him, preferring instead to stay in a simple suite at a Vatican hotel.
Here, Pope Francis carries his own personal bag as he departs Rome for his trip to the Holy Land.
Telling his predecessors "we're brothers now," Pope Francis again made history by visiting Pope Benedict XVI at his retreat in northern Italy shortly after his election as the new pope. It was the first time that two living popes had met. in this photo taken April 27, 2014, Pope Francis greets Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI at the end of the Canonization Mass in which John Paul II and John XXIII have been declared Saints in Vatican City, Vatican. Dignitaries, heads of state and Royals from Europe and across the World are to attend the canonisations.
Pope Francis is somewhat of a headache for his security team, often making unscheduled visits among the masses. Here, he stepped out of his vehicle to kiss the head of a man with a physical disability as he arrived for his inauguration.
He did the same during his recent trip to Brazil, making unscheduled stops in the slums of Rio de Janeiro and a clinic for drug addicts.
Pope Francis has also made a point of including and interacting with the laypeople. Here, he visits the Philippines, which is the only Catholic majority nation in Asia --around 90 percent of the population profess the faith.
Pope Francis interacts with the media much more than any pope before him. Here, he attends his first audience with journalists and media inside the Paul VI hall on March 16, 2013 in Vatican City, Vatican.
Atheists welcomed comments by Pope Francis in May that God redeems everyone, even nonbelievers. "The Lord has redeemed all of us, all of us, with the Blood of Christ: all of us, not just Catholics. Everyone," the pope told worshipers at morning Mass. "'Father, the atheists?' Even the atheists. Everyone!"
The pope's silence on abortion, gay marriage and euthanasia in his early months of leadership has angered and isolated some right-wing Catholics. While Pope Francis is a social conservative, he rejects the confrontational, caustic approach favored by many right-wing Catholic culture warriors in favor of openness and understanding.
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Pulitzer prize winning journalist and author of Enrique's Journey, Sonia Nazario, will be speaking about her book and current immigration issues at Rosemont College on Monday, November 26 at 7 PM. The lecture, which will be followed by a reception and book signing, is free and open to the public.
Nazario has spent more than 20 years reporting and writing about social issues, most recently as a reporter for the Los Angeles Times. Her stories have tackled some of this country's most intractable problems such as hunger, drug addiction and immigration.
Enrique's Journey is the story of a Honduran boy's struggle to find his mother in the US and has become a national bestseller. The winner of two book awards, it is required reading for incoming freshman at dozens of colleges and high schools across the US. Enrique's Journey has been selected as the common read for this year's freshman class at Rosemont.
"As immigration remains a critical focus of the nation, we are excited to have Ms. Nazario on campus to stimulate discussion with students and members of our local community," said Christopher Dougherty, Ph.D., Provost and Vice President for Academic and Student Affairs. "Rosemont is pleased to welcome her, and we look forward to an inspiring and lively event."
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The Charles County Sheriff's Office is investigating the death of a man who died after a stack of lumber weighing "several hundred pounds," according to police, fell on his head.
Sheriff's office spokeswoman Diane Richardson said that at 3:43 p.m. April 24 in the 9200 block of W&W Industrial Park Road in La Plata, the location of a Facchina Group of Cos.' storage facility, 36-year-old Walter J. Rodriguez was struck in the head with a large stack of plywood that Richardson said apparently fell from a pallet it was stacked on.
Rodriguez, of Accokeek, was transported to Civista Medical Center, where he was pronounced dead.
Richardson said sheriff's officers and representatives of Maryland Occupational Safety and Health investigated the incident.
The investigation is continuing, she said.
Ronn Filley, director of human resources and IT services with Facchina, said Wednesday's incident was a tragic accident.
He said Rodriguez had worked for the company for 15 years.
"We're deeply saddened by the loss of a member of what we consider a close-knit Facchina family," Filley said.
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-breakouts started in junior high
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-age 24 pimples on chin, back and nose start disappearing
Current regimen
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-cethaphil moisturizing lotion
-neutrogena SPF45 when going outside
2-3 times a week
-exfoliate with baking soda and blackhead extractor
As you can see from the pictures (taken right after exfoliating nose) large pores mainly on nose, leading to yellowish dirt/blackheads to come out daily. Without using 4-5 oil absorbing sheets everyday nose and forehead are drenched in oil. This cycle repeats every single day. Around scalp/forehead when I move hair to side there are small bumps and occasional pimples.
I have tried hundreds of products; creams, vitamins, home remedies, prescriptions (retin A, tetracycline, benzoyl peroxide) without any success.
Sorry for long post but now my questions:
Is this rosacea or adult acne? (The two different dermatologists that prescribed retain A, tetracycline told me it wasn't rosacea.)
What regimen would you recommend?
Would low dose of accutane help?
Any opinions or advice appreciated.
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I am trying to Support a little 8x12 pre-existing roof with 4x4's. there are 2x4 plates where I am trying to support, the 4" side down. I would rather not just toenail the 4x4 to the plate, and I know there are brackets, braces, plates, what have you, out there to buy. I have never bought these before so I'm looking for the name of the bracket I am looking for so i can find it in the store. Again, I need to attach a 4x4 post to a 2x4 plate with the 4" side going to sit on top of the 4x4 post.
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A framing angle.
Home Depot and Lowes both will have them or similar in the lumber departments.
Simpson Strong-Tie has a vast selection of product like this. http://www.strongtie.com/ has a downloadable PDF catalog.
What you're looking for is known as a post cap like the following and is used to tie a vertical post to a top plate. They're also available at Ace Hardware and Do-It-Best affiliate stores. Use the standard high-shear strength Teco nails to fasten them to both wood members. These are used because the bracket puts them under a shear load and standard length 16d nails weaken the wood and cause it to split.


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Gary Panter (born December 1, 1950 in Durant, Oklahoma) is an illustrator, painter, designer and part-time musician. Panter is a luminary of the post-underground, new wave comics movement that began with the end of Arcade: The Comics Revue and the initiation... [more]
Gary Panter (born December 1, 1950 in Durant, Oklahoma) is an illustrator, painter, designer and part-time musician. Panter is a luminary of the post-underground, new wave comics movement that began with the end of Arcade: The Comics Revue and the initiation of RAW. Many consider him the second generation in American underground comix Panter has published his work in various magazines and newspapers, including Raw, Time and Rolling Stone magazine. He has exhibited all over the world, and won three Emmy awards for his set designs for Pee-Wee's Playhouse. His most famous works include Jimbo, Adventures in Paradise, Jimbo's Inferno and Facetasm, which was created together with Charles Burns. Panter is known to many as the "father of punk comics" and the "King of the Ratty Line" due to his idiosyncratic, scratchy line work emblematic of the DIY aesthetic prominent in the work of many small press cartoonists. He claims to have been influenced by among others, Frank Zappa's art director Cal Schenkel[1]. His comics are fast and hard and are drawn in an expressionistic manner. His works easily balances the worlds of painting, commercial art, illustration, cartoons, alternative comix, and music. Panter undertakes all of his projects with imaginative punk flair. Recipient of the Chrysler Design Award in 2000, Gary Panter has been everything from an underground cartoonist to an interior designer, (for a children's playroom inside the Philippe Starck-designed Paramount Hotel in New York City), to an internet animator, (his Pink Donkey and the Fly series can be seen online at Cartoon Network's web site). He is also the creator of Jimbo, a "post-nuclear punk-rock" cartoon character whose adventures were first chronicled as a comic strip in the '70s LA hardcore-punk paper Slash and later in RAW magazine. Although the inspiration for Jimbo was partly rooted in the '60s underground comix movement, other influences such as Japanese monster movies, cheap commercial packaging, the work of Marvel Comics artist Jack Kirby, Mothers Of Invention house artist Cal Schenkel, and the writing of cult science fiction author Philip K. Dick leaked into the project. All of which gave Jimbo a startlingly fresh look that was subliminally familiar yet defiantly oddball. Drawn with pen and black ink in his now familiar "ratty line" style, Panter's work (like Andy Warhol's before him) straddles the barrier that separates "trash" from "art", arguably transforming underground comix into a viable art form. Equally ground-breaking were his extended comic novels Dal Tokyo and Cola Madnes (which has recently been published by Funny Garbage Press). Cola Madnes was created by Panter primarily for his Japanese audience (who named a café in Nagoya 'Gary Panter Squar' in his honor) using a manga-style two-panel-per-page layout that paid silent and respectful homage to the work of Toho Studios (creator of Godzilla) and comic book legend Jack "King" Kirby. Cola Madnes was Gary Panter's artistic "holy mission" way back in 1983. As an illustrator, Panter was one of the first to stop worrying about graphic perfection, preferring instead to push the underground punk attitude he had nurtured since the '70s into his commercial art for established magazines such as Time, Rolling Stone, Entertainment Weekly and The New Yorker. By deliberately presenting his work with serrated edges instead of clean lines, Panter's style came as a breath of fresh air to both publishers and audience alike. His fame as an illustrator grew when he was commissioned by Warner Brothers to produce a set of album sleeves for Frank Zappa. The resulting covers for Studio Tan, Sleep Dirt and Orchestral Favorites were universally admired (albeit initially not by Zappa himself), as was his cover illustration for the debut album by the Red Hot Chili Peppers. He also did the cover artwork for Red Hot Chili Peppers record 'the uplift mofo party plan'. He also did the artwork for Avant-Garde duo Renaldo & The Loaf's "Song's For Swinging Larvae" album artwork in 1980. As an early participant in the Los Angeles punk scene in the 1970s, Gary Panter defined the grungy style of he era with his drawings for Slash magazine and numerous record covers. Some time around 1980, Panter's Rozz Tox Manifesto was published in the Ralph Records catalog, calling for artists to work within the capitalist system. In the 1980s, he was the set designer for Pee Wee's Playhouse, where he changed the face of children's television, winning three Emmy Awards in the process. Prior to Panter's work, kid shows had a drearily lulling aesthetic: everything was round, cute, simplified, and pastel. The set of Pee-wee's Playhouse was the antithesis of pablum-art: it was dense as a jungle and jam-packed with surprises, often loud and abrasive ones. While doing illustration and set designs, Panter kept up an active career as a cartoonist. His work in comics includes contributions to the avant-garde comics magazine RAW and the graphic novel Cola Madnes. Matt Groening, the creator of The Simpsons TV show, once noted that Panter "applied his fine-art training to the casualness of the comic strip, and the result was an explosive series of graphic experiments that are imitated in small doses all over the world today". Groening himself can be seen as an example of a cartoonist who has learned much from Panter. The jagged smashed-glass rawness of The Simpsons (think of Lisa's hair) can be traced back to the post-apocalyptic world that Panter was sketching in the early 1980s. The Simpsons could be seen as mutant escapees from Panter's early work. Panter also created the online series Pink Donkey for Cartoon Network. He has recently published Jimbo in Purgatory, and Jimbo's Inferno, lavishly produced graphic novels which incorporate classic literature elements (most prominently Dante's Divine Comedy) with pop and punk culture sensibilities. He was best friends with Matt Groening. From Wikipedia.org [show less]


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Tuesday, March 02, 2004NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (Mar. 2, 2004) - The Southern Conference announced today the 2004 women's basketball media all-conference teams and awards. ETSU's Tiffani Mayes (Sumter, S.C.) was named to the first team. Mayes was also honored with SoCon all-conference honors by the women's basketball coaches. Mayes, a 6-foot-2 center, has helped the Lady Bucs to a 13-7 mark in the SoCon with a regular season 15.8 ppg scoring average which ranks her second in the category in the conference. She also is the league's leading rebounder at 9.2 boards per game, marking the eighth time an ETSU player has led the SoCon in rebounding average. The junior's 410 points thus far had nearly doubled her career total prior to this season, and she also posted career-best numbers in assists (42) and steals (40). Additionally, Mayes finished the regular season fifth in the conference in field goal percentage (50.9%), 10th in block shots (0.65 bpg.), and 14th in steals (1.54 spg.). Mayes was also named twice as the SoCon Player of the Week (Dec. 23 and Jan. 27). The fourth seeded East Tennessee State Buccaneers will take on the fifth seeded Elon Phoenix at the Southern Confernence Women's Basketball Championships at 11 a.m. Thursday, Mar. 4 at McAlister Fieldhouse in Charleston, S.C. 2004 Women's Basketball Media All-Conference Team First Team Tiffani Mayes, ETSU Deshara Shealey, Furman Katasha Brown, UTC Katie Galloway, UTC Tiffany Hamm, WCU Second Team Holly Andrews, Elon Courtney Nyborg, Elon Tiffani Roberson, UTC Jacinda Lambert, UNCG Jennifer Gardner, WCU Player of the Year: Katasha Brown, UTC Freshman of the Year: Katie Hamilton, Davidson Coach of the Year: Wes Moore, Chattanooga
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A crash on the Gov. Harry W. Nice Memorial Bridge delayed traffic Monday afternoon.
The Maryland Transportation Authority Police found out about the three-car accident just after 3 p.m.
MdTA police spokesman 1st Sgt. Jonathan Green said that a Toyota driven by a teenage girl was headed northbound when she struck a Ford truck headed southbound. The truck rolled over as a result of the collision. The Toyota proceeded to strike a Chevy truck also headed southbound.
The girl was transported to University of Maryland Charles Regional Medical Center in La Plata for injuries that were not life-threatening, police said.
Sadie Estevez, 29, the driver of the Ford truck, was treated on the scene for injuries that also were not life-threatening. Her passengers, Donny Newkirk, 27, and two children, were transported to the Charles Regional Medical Center with injuries that were not life-threatening.
The driver of the Chevy truck, Lionel Turner, 33, was not injured.
Green said a second accident occurred as a result of the original accident. He said that the driver of a car slowed to avoid hitting the cars in the first crash and was struck from behind by another car.
Green said that the Charles County Sheriff's Office assisted with traffic on the Maryland side of the bridge.
The sheriff's office activated its local traffic detour plan, which allows residents who live on the Cobb Neck and Route 257 corridor or in Cliffton on the Potomac to get to their homes when traffic is backed up for several miles, as was the case Monday.
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*Tip: To cut the corn from the cob, hold the corn upright over a plate. Use a serrated knife and a gentle sawing action to cut the corn away.
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Spicy Summer Black Bean Salad
*Tip: To cut the corn from the cob, hold the corn upright over a plate. Use a serrated knife and a gentle sawing action to cut the corn away.
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Ali, I haven't had much appetite lately but this looks good to me. Thanks always for sharing your expertise and recipes! ~DebbieReplyDelete
Yum, the recipe sounds great! I make a similar black bean salad that I love. I use either brown rice or quinoa in mine. I love your addition of fresh corn right off the cob, delish.ReplyDelete
Oh Ali, this looks perfect! I am making it today! I am a big fan of spice so I would probably use extra peppers. I usually use gloves to seed my peppers, is this what you do? Or do you have any tricks for getting the fire off of your skin? Thanks! :-)ReplyDelete
I love the colors of your salad!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousAugust 18, 2009 at 10:11 AM
Sounds great. I love black beans. You mentioned that you made black bean-avocado wraps for your kids. What kind of gluten-free tortillas do you use? All the ones I've tried are stiff and hard to chew. Any suggestions for softening those buggers up?ReplyDelete
Debbie - Must be hot where you live, I never have much of an appetite when it's 90+ degrees (doesn't happen often here)! :)ReplyDelete
Wendy - Thanks, I think mixing this black bean salad with cooked quinoa would create the perfect grain/bean salad. I am sure yours is delish too! :)
L - Thanks, hope you enjoy! No I don't use gloves, I just deal with my hands burning for a few hours. Rubbing baking soda on wet hands does lessen it though. Sorry I am not much more help here. :)
Pam - Thanks, this is a colorful meal! :)
Anon - I do have a number of tricks for softening gluten-free tortillas. I used store-bought brown rice tortillas last night. I did a post on this a few months ago that you can refer to, though what I did yesterday is toss the tortillas over the roasting potatoes in the oven. The combo of the heat and steam from the potatoes softened them very quickly. -- http://glutenfreewholefoods.blogspot.com/2009/03/great-gluten-free-wraps.html
Happy Summer -Ali :)
We think alike...or maybe all of us who love cooking think like that. I'm always thinking of what goes together, what doesn't. I am notorious for bringing home tons of produce that wasn't on my list but couldn't pass it up.ReplyDelete
I can't imagine you cussing. :)
Amy - I do the same when I am shopping. I walked by the fresh figs the other day while in the co-op and instantly thought about roasting them with a whole chicken, rosemary, and balsamic vinegar. I have always thought that others who create recipes so often like I do must think like this. Thanks for sharing. :)ReplyDelete
- Jennifer L.August 19, 2009 at 2:06 PM
I made it today using peppers, tomatoes, cilantro and lemons (instead of limes) from our garden. I used frozen corn since I didn't have any on hand. I am sure it'll taste even better tomorrow! We have lots and lots of peppers to use, so I was glad that a simple recipe involving peppers just showed up without me having to search for a yummy one!ReplyDelete
Thanks Jennifer, glad you enjoyed it! I am so envious that you have lemons growing in your garden! How fun! -Ali :)ReplyDelete
I've not been keeping up. As you can tell I'm going backwards and each recipe I find looks amazing. I have tons of peppers to use up and some corn on the cob. Thanks!ReplyDelete
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