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It began as a busy offseason of funneling beers, wearing Zubaz, and lying around with cats for Rob Gronkowski, but it's been a while since we've had a genuine sighting of yo soy fiesta. That relative quiet may or may not have had anything to do with negotiations for the lucrative contract extension Gronk inked last week with the Patriots. But now that the deal is done, he was clearly in a mood to celebrate, though his excitement might have had something to do with Saturday's date, too.
The Boston Herald says Gronk belted out some LMFAO and Vanilla Ice and "stole the show" at teammate Zoltan Mesko's Children's Hospital benefit Saturday night. But those sleuths of sleaze over at Shot of Ginn have gathered several photos of Gronk in action, including the one you see to the right, in which it looks like he crossed some sort of line with a pair of security guards, perhaps because he wasn't wearing a shirt.
But that's not all! Shot of Ginn also passes along a pair of Twitter reports that indicate Gronk didn't just down one of his drinks by consuming it:
@RobGronkowski Throwing drinks on women at a charity event for children the gronk does what he wants #gronkworld were just living in it
— Alberto Valdez(@theflea4L) June 10, 2012
@ChanJones99 please tell your teammate @RobGronkowski he shouldn't intentionally dump drinks on women at charity events. #notclassy #jerk
— Michelle Reilly (@michtrei) June 10, 2012
Shot of Ginn also says it spoke to "someone with knowledge of the situation," and that "she stated that a friend had introduced the girl to Gronkowski, to which Rob allegedly looked her up and down and then proceeded to dump his Jack and Coke on her."
Update (3:22 p.m.): We've confirmed that Gronk removed his shirt sometime after the charity event, which ended at 10 p.m., at which point the club was open to the public.
SEE ALSO: And Now There's (Really Sweaty) Video Of Rob Gronkowski Dancing Shirtless After A Weekend Charity Event


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WOONSOCKET --- Mount St. Charles avenged an ugly 4-1 defeat to the Warwick co-op team six nights ago in their regular-season finale by defeating the Warwick squad by the same score on Friday night in their State Championship playoff opener at Adelard Arena.
Elisabeth Berard scored a pair of goals in the second period to erase a 1-0 deficit and help the Mounties take Game 1 of their best-of-three semifinal-round series. The Mounties can sweep the series tonight at 7 p.m. when the series resumes at Thayer Arena.
A victory tonight would send the second-seeded Mounties (14-4) to their 10th appearance in the state finals in their 11-year existence. The Mounties lost to La Salle in three games in last year's title series.
Third-seeded Warwick, which fell to 10-8 and features players from Toll Gate, Warwick Vets, and Pilgrim, netted its goal 2:21 into the game, but Berard knotted the score with a power-play goal 1:21 into the second period and gave Mount the lead for good by netting her 22nd goal of the season with 1:28 left in the period.
Briana Castro also scored her team-leading 23rd goal of the year midway through the third period and finished her night with a pair of assists. Jordan McComb netted Mount's other goal 44 seconds into the final period, and goalie Ari Tourtellot stopped 32 shots in a solid showing.
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KINGSTON --- What appeared to be an impressive win on the road turned into a difficult loss to swallow for North Smithfield on Friday night in the Northmen's Division II best-of-three playoff opener against North Kingstown.
The host Skippers forced overtime by scoring a goal with one second to go in regulation, and then scored a shorthanded goal 3:38 into the extra period to skate off with a 4-3 win at URI's Boss Arena.
The sixth-seeded Northmen (11-8) will try to even the quarterfinal-round series tonight at 7 p.m. when the series resumes on their Rhode Island Sports Center ice (only their fourth home game of the season at the Route 146 rink).
If the Northmen win, a third and deciding game will take place on Monday night back in Kingston at a time to be announced.
The Northmen actually held an early 3-1 lead in Friday's game, thanks to goals by Maxx Forti and Zach Cordeiro in the remaining eight minutes of the opening period and Dylan Naradowy's goal 18 seconds into the second, but the third-seeded Skippers (12-7) slowly came back.
Despite the loss, the Northmen received a standout game from senior captain and goalie Erik Pelletier, who turned away 46 shots. The Northmen took just 28 in the game.
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WARWICK --- Mount St. Charles sewed up the No. 2 seed in the State Championship playoffs late Friday night by skating to a 3-2 victory over La Salle in their Division I-Cimini contest at Thayer Arena.
The Mounties, who are now 13-4 with tonight's 7:30 p.m. regular-season finale against Burrillville left on their schedule, wrapped up a sweep of the Rams that included 4-2 and 6-0 victories. Mount will battle Coventry in next weekend's best-of-three semifinals. Bishop Hendricken and La Salle will face off in the other series.
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2. Expatriate
5424 NE 30th Ave., expatriatepdx.com. 5 pm-midnight daily.
Recently it's become vogue for Portland's trendier drinking establishments to offer a selection of fine old books to peruse while one sips. Among the tomes at Expatriate: Fitzgerald, Steinbeck, Kingsley Amis and a 1922 edition of National Geographic featuring an article called "A Caravan Journey Through Abyssinia."
The stacks provide a nice welcome to Expatriate, the bar Beast chef Naomi Pomeroy and her husband, shaker-mover Kyle Linden Webster, opened across the street from that prix-fixe dinner house last summer. It's a self-consciously worldly affair, the sort of place you expect people to swap stories about traveling by camel as they munch on Burmese tea leafs.
True, you could drop $100 on drinks and snacks. But the cocktails are some of the finest in town. The six I've sipped were all stiff and balanced, especially the No. 8, a tonic of Pierre Ferrand 1840, Dickel rye, génépi, Italian vermouth and Regan's orange bitters. Also enjoyable is a cocktail called the Dorleac, which is quite a bit sweeter, though not out of balance, with vodka, Aperol, lemon, honey, elderflower and Angostura bitters. In an era when so many Portland bars endeavor to make their own bitters with mixed success, Webster says he remains a defender of the classics, and makes his case well.
The food menu is diverse and playful, with everything from corn dogs (crumbled Chinese sausage encased in supple breading) to a Burmese coconut noodle bowl built from wheat noodles, coconut sauce, cilantro roast chicken, duck confit and a gooey half-egg. Best of all is a Brussels sprouts plate that finds Napa cabbage, Szechuan pepper vinaigrette, and caramelized squash with a little smoky ground lamb.
Among the city's new wave of reservation-recommended watering holes, Pepe Le Moko and Multnomah Whiskey Library might be fun for an hour, but Expatriate left a lingering impression. Walk through the green canvas tent that separates this little world from the big world around it, and you feel privileged to live such a smart and fashionable life. MARTIN CIZMAR.
3. The Eagle Eye
5836 SE 92nd Ave., 774-2141. 2 pm-2 am daily.
Way out in Lents, at the corner of Southeast Foster Road and 92nd Avenue, sat a crappy old bar named Riley's where gray men fed their SSI checks back to the state through video-poker machines. When the bar lost its lottery license, the owner, long past retirement age, was about to lose his business.
"If someone is an ass to people," she says, "I don't care how much money they spend. I'll ask them to go somewhere else. That really creates a nice atmosphere."
Wagner, who's worked in the bar business off and on since she was 21, and booked dancers and tended bar at a now-closed strip club before inheriting $25,000 from her grandfather, put her formula into action at the newly christened Eagle Eye, in part by removing the video-poker machines.
The Eagle Eye is still growing out of the rec-room stage—it's spacious with big windows and a drop ceiling that's been painted to look like tin paneling—but there's a smooth pool table and tap lines so clean that former patrons could get dialysis through them. Beer and liquor are local, Friday and Saturday nights have karaoke, and Monday nights feature Critical Comedy, an open-mic session where comedians critique each other's bits, an idea that's now being exported to Seattle and Los Angeles. It's all part of giving the place its own atmosphere—a spirit Wagner is spreading.
"If I hired the best of the best bartenders at a new place out in far Southeast, I'm sure they'd still be looking for something else," she says. "I like to invest in them with how I like things to be done. They might not know how to make a perfect martini, but they should be really friendly with it and learn." MARTIN CIZMAR.
4. Pints
412 NW 5th Ave., 564-2739, pintsbrewing.com. 11:30 am-11 pm Monday-Saturday, noon-9 pm Sunday.
Alan Taylor wants us to smell everything in his basement. He pulls little green nubs out of bags in the basement of Pints Brewing— fresh Bavarian hops. Taylor learned brewing in Bavaria, and since taking over as brewmaster at the tiny brewery, he's been making some of the most accomplished beers in town, hybrids of Northwest and German brewing techniques: Hopfenstopfer dry hops, a Rauchweizen rich with Bavarian yeast. Patrons can sample the brews in epic shot-glass taster flights.
But aside from the sterling beer, Pints is maybe the last friendly pub in Old Town. Situated between the the Entertainment District clubs and the chichi lounges of the Pearl, the brewpub is a deeply comfortable hardwood and brick-wall mecca. Fries come free with your first beer at happy hour. A party room in the back, near the fermenters, offers oddly touching intimacy with the beer. But Pints has remained off the radar, even from the beer hordes who mob Bailey's Taproom across Burnside.
Portland is full of beer bars that huddle you under uncomfortable fluorescent light or funnel you through crowds like a Temple Grandin test subject, and Old Town is full of spots that seem hostile to human life. But Pints has accomplished something seemingly impossible: an Old Town beer bar you might happily visit even if the beer were awful. But the beer is not awful. It's terrific. And with brewing outposts pending in Lents and in Albuquerque, it's also the pint-sized germ of a beer empire. MATTHEW KORFHAGE.
5. Liberty Glass
938 N Cook St., 517-9931. 5 pm-2:30 am Monday-Sunday.
You mention Liberty Glass to Portlanders, and they get a faraway look in their eyes. "Is that," they ask, "the old pink-painted house near the tire swing? I haven't been there in ages..." Even though brother and sister Rose and Jason McCormick started Liberty Glass only in 2008, you'd think everybody was talking about their childhoods.
Liberty Glass is the bar equivalent of a deep cut on an old soul album. It doesn't play as often on the decks, but its roots grow in memory. And it is well worth remembering, which is why we're naming it one of our favorite Portland bars of this year–or any other, really.
Besides, it's maybe the first modern bar in Portland to really commit to deer antlers, which means they're still acting as the interior decorator for every ironically post-rustic bar that's opened in the meantime. Except Liberty Glass is sincere in its hospitality. The bar is an ode to porch-front living, offering an early-spring Stone smoked porter by the fireplace in the front yard. There's a gazebo over the wheelchair ramp. And if it feels like you're a welcome guest in someone's home, it's because you are: The upstairs bathroom of the old house sports a bathtub, which gets used. There's a locked room that belongs to one of the owners' kids, which the bartender raided for books recently when a friend brought his young daughter for a recent Sunday spaghetti feed ($7). The gesture was kind, and the spaghetti was delicious. MATTHEW KORFHAGE.


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The 2nd Annual Vermont Pumpkin Chuckin' Festival is being held at The Boyden Family Farm in Cambridge VT on Sunday, October 3, 2010.
There will be catapults and trebuchets in action throwing pumpkins hundreds of feet. Competition matches start at 1:00 in the afternoon.
Also, the American Chunker Air Cannon team from Merrimack, NH will be there early to launch its first public appearance. This incredible air cannon was recently completed after nearly a year's work and a $100,000 investment. The cannon has a barrel over 100 feet long and is expected to hurl a pumpkin nearly a mile. "Prepare yourself to be amazed at the latest and greatest in pumpkin smashing technology."
More information about this amazing device (big, expensive toy) is on the American Chunker website and their Facebook page.
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Le Gallilée consists of two offices measuring 5,000 square meters and 5,500 square meters, for a combined total space of 10,500 square meters. A sinuous strip of concrete links the two streamlined structures together, forming a cohesive whole with a sweeping, modern aesthetic — fitting, granted the region is known for producing Airbus planes.
Through a set of smart green building strategies the "bioclimatic" buildings are able to significantly reduce their environmental footprint. Their sun-screening facades feature high-performance glazed windows shielded by a series of wooden ridges that provide ample daylighting while minimizing solar gain on hot days. Water-efficient fixtures and smart building systems round out the project's eco credentials, and its location next to a wide variety of public transportation helps cut cut down on carbon-heavy commutes.
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So I set about to thinking - maybe I can make some kind of storage rack for these things? My engineering instinct kicked in. What's the most compact way to store bikes anyway? Probably an atomic compactor. Oh wait, we still need to use those bikes again. Eventually I devised a 2-level hanging rack. It's easy to build with a minimum of tools, and stores almost twice as many bikes in the same space as a standard single-level hanging rack. The bikes are still easy to get in and out, and this rack can work in a garage, foyer, porch, or yard. You just need a wall or some posts.
The rack system shown is very easy and inexpensive to build, and i believe it is the most compact, tangle-free storage possible for 4 or more bikes. for 2-3 bikes its still a good rack but will use about the same space as some other options.
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I did the same thing, but had to have 7 bikes in a tighter space. I found alternating bars up, bars down allowed the bikes to be place closer together. Nice work!
Great project! I will have to consider this to store my family's 7 bikes. The only issue is that I will have to somehow adapt it for a concrete wall deal and consider the implications of having it installed in a narrow storage room. Do you find you need lots of space behind you to take the bikes on and off the wall?
That looks like a great storage solution for bicycles in the room. I have a similar setup in my home, the only difference is, mine was fashioned from an old storage rack I purchased a few years ago. I removed the middle shelves and replaced them with a bike rack accessory that I purchased from our local hardware store, the same place i purchased the shelves.
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Cool idea. Thanks.
I got some reclaimed wood and mounted two 64" 2x8 planks with bike hooks spaced 14" apart in a staggered pattern. The planks were anchored into 4 studs, so it's pretty solid. Thanks for the great instructions!
Simple, brilliant, cheap.
thanks for your help.
Just thought I'd share a few things that I discovered when putting mine together. First off, I went one inch higher (66" vs. 65") for the first row of hooks and I am happy that I did. My Surly Karate Monkey (Single-speed 29'er Mountain Bike) with a wheel-base of 1046mm (41.18") and 29"x2.3" tires just barely clears the ground (less than an inch) when hanging from the bottom row of hooks. This obviously wouldn't be an issue if I used the top row of hooks but this is where I discovered the second important thing to note.
My top row of hooks is 8.25" (20.955cm) down from the ceiling and I am UNABLE to mount the front tire of my Surly Karate Monkey (with 29"x2.3" tires) in the top row of hooks. However, my other 700c bikes (including a Cross bike with a wider 700x32c tire) appear to fit fine in the top row of hooks with such a tight ceiling clearance. I have found that if you wanted to mount a 29'er mountain bike in the top row of hooks, you'll want to shoot for AT LEAST 10.5" (26.67cm) of clearance from the ceiling to the top row of hooks.
See some more pictures of my set-up here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/jonathansmith68
I happened to have a full 8' of wall space available, so rather than trim down the 2x4s, I left them at full length so that the extra space can be used to hold up our bike trailer & other stuff.
As far as I can tell, the weight of the bike pulling against the hook exerts its force against the inside of the rim, ie away from the hub.
Wheels are built to withstand force exerted on them from the other direction (ie towards the hub) - think of the relative load-bearing capacities of a dome and a bowl.
So the load-bearing capacity of a wheel rim on collision with a pothole edge isn't a very good indicator of its load-bearing capacity as a hanging device.
Of course, if your empirical experience is that bikes stored this way don't show signs of long-term damage, then that's a pretty good indicator that it's safe...
This instructable maximizes bike-on-wall density while minimizing tangling. If you have a bit more wall and want to maximize spacing, rather than cutting the 2x4 (which is x inches long) in half you can cut it into two lengths where the bottom row (for three bikes) would be y inches long, where
y = (x-3)/1.5
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Cut a 120" 2x4 into a 78" piece (bottom, three bikes) and a 42" piece (top, two bikes) per the equation above.
Mount the outside bottom board bikes 3" in from the end of the 78" board. Mount the middle bottom bike centered between them. You get a same-row bike separation of 36".
Mount the top board centered above the bottom board. Put the bike hooks 3" in from each end of the top board. This gives a 36" same-row separation.
So this way you get a 36" same-row separation and an 18" adjacent-row separation.


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Phil Rogers wonders how much longer Jim Hendry and Crane Kenney will be employed by the Cubs in his most recent article.
In baseball, you usually can see the end coming, whether it's for a player, manager or executive. It was a relief for almost everyone, not a surprise, when Lou Piniella opted to resign last August. His team was in freefall, having lost 20 of 24, and a feeling of defeat had taken hold on the franchise.
That feeling has returned over the last couple of weeks. Recurring mistakes, a run of injuries and a lack of timely hitting have buried first-year manager Mike Quade under a 24-36 record, and both the schedule and the public outcry for change are unrelenting.
Something has to give, and probably soon, even if the calls for an organizational clean sweep have yet to penetrate the clubhouse doors.
I recently said that Mike Quade would be fired before long and I still believe that. Take the last two managers who have left mid-season. Don Baylor was fired in 2002 (Hendry was assistant GM) and Lou Piniella was forced to resign last season. The 2002 Cubs were 35-50 when Baylor was fired. The 2010 Cubs were 51-74 when Lou resigned. Baylor's team was playing .408 ball while Lou's team was playing .412 ball.
The 2006 team is the only other team in Hendry's time with the Cubs as assistant GM or GM in which the team has played as poorly as that and that was in 2006. That is until 2011 of course. Baker was not fired as you know and was allowed to finish the season. Two other times though, the manager has been relieved of his duties.
You may say that Baylor and Lou were in the final season of their contract and that's true, but each of those managers was due about the same amount of money after being let go as Quade is through the end of his contract. Money isn't going to prevent the Cubs from firing Quade. It didn't prevent them from spending the same amount in getting rid of Baylor or in getting Lou to retire. I doubt it stops them now.
The other thing to consider is that while actual attendance was down late in 2006, the reported attendance was 4,000 higher per game than it already is in 2011. The 2006 tickets sold were higher than in 2004 and 2003. Attendance is already down and it will only continue to decline. The empty seats we saw at the end of 2006 are already comparable to the empty seats we saw early in the 2011 season. The empty seats we see late this season will be similar to the empty seats we regulary saw in the 1980s and 1990s.
Even if it's a mostly empyt gesture, the Cubs will have to be seen as doing something to correct the problems we see on the field. Unless this team turns it around, and if you look at the roster you realize that's not possible, I find it hard to believe Quade lasts the entire season.
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The Montgomery County Board of Education last week made principal appointments that will mean changes at Rockville and Northwood high schools and several elementary schools countywide.
Rockville High will need a new principal, as Debra Munk, the current principal there, was appointed as a consulting principal for the school system's office of human resources and development.
Munk has worked for the school for eight years. She recently applied for a spot as superintendent of Ashland School District in Ashland, Ore., but later withdrew her application.
Takoma Park Middle School will also have an open spot on top, as Mildred L. Charley-Greene will become the principal of Northwood High in Silver Spring. Charley-Greene has worked for the school system for 14 years. Mark Kelsch has been acting principal at Northwood, after the departure this year of Principal Henry R. Johnson.
Earle B. Wood Middle School in Rockville will have a new principal next year, as current Principal Eugenia S. Dawson was appointed as director of Leadership Team Development for the school system.
Mary E. Bliss, who is currently acting principal at Farmland Elementary School in Rockville, was appointed as the school's principal. Bliss has worked for the school system for 19 years.
Rachel C. DuBois, who is currently acting principal of Piney Branch Elementary School in Takoma Park, was appointed as the school's principal. DuBois has worked for the school system for 13 years.
Belmont Elementary School in Olney has an open spot for a principal, as the school's Principal Peter H. Bray is moving to Broad Acres Elementary School in Silver Spring. Bray has worked for the school system for 13 years.
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Carole E. Rawlison will be principal at Harmony Hills Elementary School in Silver Spring, replacing current Principal Robin Weaver. Rawlison has worked for the school system for 13 years and is currently a principal intern at Arcola Elementary in Wheaton.
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(Note: there's a more recent what's for dinner thread available here: http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/790100 If you've got a reply to something below, go ahead and add it, but if you've got a new dinner to mention, please see the new thread. -- The Chowhound Team)
What's cooking at your mansion, house, apartment, condo, campfire, or grass shack?
As for me - I'll be making a spicy rosemary-lemon paste when I get home from work for a couple of Frankenchicken breasts. They'll marinate in that for a bit and then be roasted. Some for dinner tonight, the rest for (I think) a pizza tomorrow night.
Sides are basmati rice and a combo of peas with roasted corn.
re: LindaWhit
Awful hot to be roasting here Linda. I'm doing Ina Garten's Scallops Provencal, basmati rice and reheated roasted green beans. Oh, and I just ate a cold corn on the cob for my appetizer because I just walked in the door.
re: mcel215
Still comfortable in my area (at least at the condo - not sure how "north of the city" you as compared to me! LOL)), but I definitely might be rethinking the pizza tomorrow, as much as I'm craving it, as it's going to be hot and humid the next few days near us both! I suspect I'll turn on the A/C tomorrow before I leave for work.
And I love cold corn - although not usually while it's still on the cob. :_)
re: LindaWhit
I'm in Woburn, Linda. And it was still confortable here too, but didn't want to ruin it by turning on the oven. I do a lot of cooking on the weekends and reheating during the week though.
re: mcel215
My former town before my move a few towns north. :-)
s for today, we'll see how it is when I get home from work. I did take the precaution of putting the A/C on set for about 75 degrees so hopefully the house will be cool enough for that pizza I'm still craving. :-)
re: LindaWhit
After 25 years in CA and rarely using A/C, I learned when I moved to Memphis that it was more economical setting my A/C to 78 or 80 and leaving it on 24/7 rather than trying to cool down my apartment when I got home at night.
Same here in Fort Worth. My A/C is set pretty high but my apartment is pretty comfortable tonight.
re: LindaWhit
Linda - how do you make the spicy lemon paste? Do share - sounds interesting! Thx!
re: jenscats5
Here you go - I rarely use jalapeno, so the red pepper flakes work for me.
2 Tbsp fresh rosemary, finely chopped
1 Tbsp lemon zest, grated
2 garlic cloves, minced or pressed
1/2 tsp salt
1 tsp finely minced jalapeno pepper, or more to taste
(OR 1/2 tsp. crushed red pepper flakes)
1 Tbsp olive oil
2 tsp fresh lemon juice
4 boned and skinned chicken breast halves
In a small bowl, stir together the rosemary, lemon zest, garlic, salt, and minced jalapeno pepper (or crushed red pepper flakes). Stir in the olive oil and lemon juice. Let stand at least 15 minutes or up to 1 hour at room temperature before using.
Coat the chicken halves and let stand for 15 minutes or refrigerate for up to 1 hour before grilling.
re: LindaWhit
Thank you Linda! That sounds wonderful! Might also be good with lime....hmmmmm
re: jenscats5
Lime, lemon - either works!
re: LindaWhit
Sounds very good, Linda!
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Silly question, but do you use Cuoco and top it with modiga?
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Yes, I do use Cuoco, and I make it the way my mom did. She first made a small amount of marinara and then she added the Cuoco to that, and topped it with the breadcrumbs. It was kind of a bust. I was the only one who loved it. My son and husband are both not big fennel fans, and I forgot how fennel-y it is. Well, I liked it anyway!
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wish I was at your house tonight, because I would have enjoyed Pasta con Sarde alot more than the pasta and peas dish I made tonight. With all the heavy cream, butter and cheese it was boring and I can't justify the calories for the flavor. And the shelled peas that cost $2.39 barely covered the bottom of my colander. Expensive, boring, meal.
re: Barbara76137
Oh, too bad, Barbara. It looks as if we both had disappointing meals tonight -- though for different reasons.
re: Barbara76137
Bummer, sounded like a winner. I had the best dish a week or two back with salmon and the fresh English peas and tendrils, with a grilled lemon aioli, it was heavenly! So don't give up on the peas, yet, $2.39 isn't really all that bad for a fleeting taste of spring!
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I can't believe I haven't been able to convince the boyfriend to grill fish yet. He grills meat beautifully, but he's shy about taking on a new grill project. What combination of creatures did you use, twodales?
re: onceadaylily
This time around I used salmon, swordfish, shrimp and scallops plus green pepper & onion of course. It seemed pretty economical too because I only used small amounts of each type of seafood but it also seemed like a special meal. I used fresh basil to flavor the couscous. The julienned/sauteed veggies were red pepper and yellow squash and zucchini.
I also like a nice piece of salmon on the grill...good for guests too.
Is everyone getting hot weather except LA? It was nice today, but hot? No.
At Le Grass Shack du Phurstluv, we're having meatloaf, buttermilk chive mashed potatoes, and roasted asparagus. Meatloaf is half beef, half pork, and since I used all of my ketchup and reserve ketchup (wish I remembered to pick some up @ Tar-jay today) I am basting it with my bbq sauce and about a tablespoon of ketchup. It already smells delicious, hope the boys dig it.
re: Phurstluv
I'd prefer bbq sauce over ketchup anyday!
re: Barbara76137
I usually do a ketchup-mustard mix glaze, it's one way to get my little guy to eat some mustard, but I was a little uncertain if the root beer bbq sauce I made might be a tad spicy for them, but it really made the meatloaf great!! I'm going to have to bottle this stuff!
Pics of the meatloaf:
I really don't feel too great tonight, lots of stress at work. I have fresh english peas that I need to cook since they were $3.99/lb and I don't want them to go to waste, so I'm going to try a Food & Wine recipe for penne with asparagus, sage and peas. I'll omit the asparagus but since I have all the rest of the ingredients I might as well make it. If nothing else, it can be lunch tomorrow. It is currently 97 here and will be that way until further notice (probably around October). Gotta love Texas!!
re: Barbara76137
Your mention of English peas reminded me of a post about Paula Deen's recipe for English peas. I'm glad you didn't make that.
Hope tomorrow is better. :)
re: Barbara76137
That Food&Wine recipe is one of my all time favorite dishes. Delish!
re: acbell
sorry to disagree with you, acbell, but I was really disappointed with the recipe. I followed it to the letter with the exception of the asparagus and just felt it had too many artery-clogging ingredients without much taste or excitement. If I'm going to eat heavy cream, butter and cheese then I really want it to be exciting. This wasn't


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http://www.tnr.com/article/politics/...-are-guatemala#Weve come to think of blue and red states as political and cultural categories. The rift, though, goes much deeper than partisan differences of opinion. The borders of the United States contain two different forms of government, based on two different visions of the social contract. In blue America, state government costs moreand it spends more to ensure that everybody can pay for basic necessities such as food, housing, and health care. It invests more heavily in the long-term welfare of its population, with better-funded public schools, subsidized day care, and support for people with disabilities. In some cases, in fact, state lawmakers have decided that the social contract provided by the federal government is not generous enough. It was a blue state that first established universal health insurance and, today, it is a handful of blue states that offer paid family and medical leave.
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Americans have been arguing over which system is morally and economically superior since the beginning of the republic. But every now and then, the worldviews have clashed and forced a reckoning. The 2012 election is one of those moments.
One of the campaigns most contentious issues is the Affordable Care Act (ACA)the legislation that finally mended a gaping hole in the American safety net. Yet already this year, more than a dozen Republican governors have called upon their states to reject or resist the ACA. If they get their way, Americans living in states that implement the ACA will effectively have a right to health insurance. Americans living in the anti-ACA states would not. Now, Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan are vowing not only to repeal the ACA altogether, but to turn vast swaths of public policyincluding Medicaid, food stamps, and housingover to the states.
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Romney and Ryan like to say that giving states more autonomy would encourage innovative and efficient solutions to social problems. But what their agenda would really do is undermine modern standards of economic security, creating among the red states a region in which government doesnt even try to guarantee that everybody can pay for basic necessities of life. It would do nothing less than change the postwar definition of what it means to be an American.


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Gallery: Over A Thousand Terraced Green Roofs Grace JDS's Olympic Port ...
The proposed site for the Olympic Port occupies a number of large downtown blocks near the harbor of Rio de Janeiro. The project team sought with their proposal to create a new identity for the downtown area. Rather than focusing all the aesthetics and design on the interior, this project looks to the exterior as well by incorporating terraced green roofs on the towers. Although the interior layouts of the apartments are certainly important, the project is defined by a thousand parks, balconies, and plateaus of life and vitality.
The public parks and private terraces are used to encourage a social life in the city. At the same time the terraced effect of the residential towers steps back the building and helps them feel less massive, although they are still quite dense. Inspiration for the design came from towns like Santorini, where the cliffsides feature natural terraces and integrate shops, cafes and housing in the vertical spaces. JDS and NE Arquitetura hoped that their proposal would be able to bridge the gap between more natural spaces and the urban environment.
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What a breathtaking way to incorporate nature into urban settings. Not only will the proposal provide reduced energy needs through the implementation of green roofs, but the dwellings will also receive the restorative benefits of natural settings in a city environment.


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Bo Laksa King's--weekend specials
I thought this should be a new topic since it's not about Laksa in Western Canada, but thanks to flowbee on that thread for mentioning the first of BLK's weekend specials.
They have a couple this weekend. The first is a Burmese soup called mohingar. Bo said it took 5 hours to make this fish broth, and it's well worth it. Just as good as the laksa broth. There are rice noodles, cut up fried Chinese donuts, torn up mint leaves, fried onions (?), a lime wedge, and bits of green chili. I also got some red chili powder which definitely made things spicy. The broth is nice and light. Nice lunch for a rainy Sat.
The other dish was the homemade roti canai with another light curry broth with bits of chicken. Haven't had this for a long time. You get two big pieces of the bread and they're cooked right in front of you. It's doughy with that crispy outside. The attached photo is post-broth spillage, so you actually get a bit more than shown.
It looks like they'll have different offerings each weekend. Great start.
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I'm thinking of going tomorrow.
PS Pickled tea leaf is used for the Burmese tea leaf salad. He's probably still having problems sourcing it.
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Yum! Thanks for posting. I'll be sure to check it out when I'm in town next month. I've never tried Burmese food before.
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That sounds different than the mohinga I've tried in San Francisco, the only place I've sampled Burmese. Please let this be the beginning of a full Burmese menu!
Managed to try the burmese soup and roti canai yesterday. Got the very last order of roti canai! Thank FSM! The soup was very tasty, slightly sour and spicy. The wife said it reminded her of vietnamese Bun Rieu. There were slices of banana blossom in the soup that you dump on top, and also slices of egg. The noodles included the cut up chinese donut which soak up all the broth (yummy!) and cut up green beans. Bo brought us a dish of some dried shrimp, fish (?), scallop (?) to sprinkle on top. Great stuff. Would order it again if it ever shows up on the weekend special.
The roti canai was the best I've had in town for a loooooooong time! Crispy on the outside, soft and elastic on the inside. So flaky and croissant-like, it blew me away! The curry soup for dipping was different from either the Burmese fish soup and the laksa curry soup. To us it tasted more like an East Indian type curry flavour, a little saltier, with chunks of chicken. Interesting Burmese take on roti canai.
He mentioned there would be a Burmese cold noodle salad for the next weekend special, along with roti canai. He really hit a home run with the roti canai!
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That roti looks fantastic.
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It is called "Bo Laksa King"
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Charles County sheriff's officers chased and apprehended two people Thursday after a woman was robbed of her money when returning to her car from an ATM outside a bank in Waldorf Marketplace.
Charles County Sheriff's Office spokeswoman Diane Richardson said that police went to the scene at 11:10 a.m., where the woman explained that she had taken money out of the ATM and was headed to her car when a man walked up to her, pulled out a gun an demanded her money.
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Comments On Feb 02, 2013:Purchased this item over 4 years ago and its still performing as it should. It did have a little bit of fitment issues but was able to grind a little piece off of where it mounts to. It has some wear showing but is still rolling right along. Save your chain buy one or something similiar.
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Comments On Apr 22, 2012:Bought these for a KX100. The upper and lower are the same. They do NOT come with any bearings inside. It's just a piece of plastic and the hole is too large for the bolt it mounts on, creating a sloppy fit. I would not buy these again.
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