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"This is a great recipe for a quick dinner. There aren't many ingredients and doesn't take a lot of time."
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1 (8 ounce) package
cream cheese
1 cup
2 cups
chopped cooked chicken breast meat
1 (15.5 ounce) can
pinto beans, drained
6 (6 inch)
flour tortillas
2 cups
shredded Colby-Jack cheese
Very tastey. I used enchilada sauce instead of salsa. (that's all I had on hand). I poured some sauce over the top before baking and I put the cheese on about the last 5 minutes of baking.
I'm sorry but Enchiladas are not made with flour tortillas.
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This is EXTREMELY easy and very good. It was a little rich. After reading everyone's reviews this is what I did: 4oz of LF cream cheese, 3/4 jar of salsa, 1 small can green chilis. Also, I was running REALLY late so I used the pre-cooked perdue chicken short cuts and they worked perfectly. You can make this ahead, roll and refrigerate until later.
This recipe was the best. I have made enchiladas before that took much more work and didn't taste this good. I did use enchilada sauce on the bottom of the pan and on top of the enchiladas as was previously suggested. Aside from that I would change nothing, they were great. Will definitely be making these more often. For a really quick meal I also used chunk chicken in a can.
This was great when I used enchilada sauce on the bottom of the pan and then covered the casserole with enchilada sauce before putting on the shredded cheese. I also took the advice of others and decreased the amount of the cream cheese to 4 ounces. Thanks for this posting. We definitely make again!!
This was delicious! I made it for a Mexican-themed party, everyone loved it! Since I was making it for a large crowd, I marinated 6 chicken breasts in a store bought Fajita marinade and then cooked it on the grill...before cutting it up. Also added twice as much salsa than called for and a can of Mexican corn. Topped it with Monterey Jack cheese and Jalapeno peppers. Served it with Mexican Rice, chopped lettuce & tomato, and sour cream. Yum!
This was good and extremely easy. It was lacking some zip though. Next time I'll add a can of green chilis just to pep it up. But if you're looking for easy enchiladas this is the way to go. This recipe is worth trying.
These were very good. I substituted reduced fat cream cheese and corn tortillas. Those parts of the tortillas that weren't covered with cheese turned hard. Next time, I'll poor a can of enchilada sauce over the top (but under the cheese), both the alleviate the hard spots and because I think it will taste even better. I served these with chopped lettuce and tomatoes, taco sauce and sour cream. Also, this made either 10 or 11 enchiladas which I was able to squeeze into a 9x13 pan quite easily.
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Recipe by Amanda Fetters
"This is an adaptation of yellow chicken curry from India. The aromas and flavors are a delight to the senses! It is best served with fresh Naan bread and Jasmine or Basmati rice."
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3 tablespoons
olive oil
1 small
onion, chopped
2 cloves
garlic, minced
3 tablespoons
curry powder
1 teaspoon
ground cinnamon
1 teaspoon
bay leaf
1/2 teaspoon
grated fresh ginger root
1/2 teaspoon
white sugar
salt to taste
skinless, boneless chicken breast halves - cut into bite-size pieces
1 tablespoon
tomato paste
1 cup
plain yogurt
3/4 cup
coconut milk
lemon, juiced
1/2 teaspoon
cayenne pepper
Great recipe! I had two people from India helping me make it and they suggested these changes: more curry (they added about 8 tbls), fresh ground pepper, and use Indian Chili powder not cayenne and increase the amount to about 3 tsp. They said that cayenne is a western spice and Indian chili powder is more authentic. This made it VERY hot. We used the sauce to help spice up another mild curry dish we had.
This whole recipe is upside down. First of all you need to fry the whole spices. Use vegetable oil for Indian cooking, you want the oil to taste of these spices, not olives!. It is the taste of the spices in the oil (whether whole or ground), that seperates high quality fare from stuff in glass jars and plastic packets. Use 1" cinnamon stick instead of ground cinnamon, taste is far superior, put this in with the bay leaf (though 2 is probably better) and if you want more taste, 4 or 5 bruised cardomoms and a couple of cloves. All these need to go straight into very hot oil, the spices will pop and splutter and release their flavours into the oil. Should only need a minute or so, but if you have heat too low you will need to use your nose!. Next add onion, garlic and ginger together, this will stop the garlic and ginger from tasting raw and allow them to release their flavours. Lower the heat, but still keep it medium high. Once onion etc is done add ground spices, let them touch the bottom of the hot pan (stirring), they will brown somewhat and they won't taste raw, do this for about a minute (again, use your nose!). Do the same for the tomato puree, it browns, taste improves. I would let the yoghurt integrate and cook a bit before adding the coconut milk. I don't why you would need to remove the bay leaf... The above..frying spices etc is Indian food 101 and can be used in all recipes and will produce "that" taste you are after (spices integrated into the oil!).
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I used this recipe when I made curry myself for the first time ever. I loved it! Absolutely wonderful.
Having experimented with the recipe since that first experience, I suggest trying out a different first step.
In a dry pot pre-heated to a medium heat, first roast the curry powder for a minute or until browned, stirring constantly. Add the paprika and the cinnamon, and ginger stirring constantly. (I do not add the sugar) Then add the garlic, bay leaf, and onions, and drizzle the olive oil over top. You can do this with about 1 1/2- 2tbsp. of olive oil. Continue as per the recipe.
I found that that extra first step enriches the flavor of the curry powder and makes for a fuller-bodied/ slightly spicier curry.
Amazing recipe and I will definitely use it again and again! - Nadia
This is probably the best curry I've had in a long long long LONG time. My alterations are:
1/4 cup curry powder - I love the taste!
1/2 tsp cinnamon
3/4 tsp ground ginger
1 tsp chilli flakes
1/2 red bell pepper
1/2 cup pineapple tidbits
I used a whole can of coconut milk because I didn't have yogurt. I also added about 1/4 cup low fat sour cream to make it a bit creamier. I served it on Jasmine rice. All I can say is that this is amazing!! If I could rate it 100 stars, I would.
I did not care for this recipe. My husband is Indian and he took one bite and was done. I have been cooking Indian for 14 years and this is not it. I will continue with my in-laws' version instead. I will post that recipe soon. Sorry to leave negative feedback.
A very nice Chicken Curry. I also used 1 tsp. of Garam Masala. I wish I had left out the lemon and the cayenne because I thought it tasted better before those were added. I even cut down the cayenne to 1/4 tsp. because my youngest daughter doesn't like it too hot. I think that next time I will omit the last two ingredients.
My first comment is to read through the rest of the reviews before making this dish. The recipe alone is a great starting place, but you may want to take some of the suggestions you read to make it just right for you. Not everyone likes the same flavors, so you need to tweak it specifically for your taste buds. Thanks everyone for making this dish a perfect one for me!!!
OMG--this is sooooo good! I added 2 small potatoes, peeled and cubed, and 1/2 cup of peas; also sprinkled cilantro on just before serving. Didn't have yogurt, so I just used a full can of coconut milk. I would give this 100 stars if I could. A must if you like Indian food.
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Serving Size: 1/4 of a recipe
Servings Per Recipe: 4
Amount Per Serving
Calories: 313
Calories from Fat: 195
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Freeing Special Needs Students From Religious Discrimination in Washington State
For years, under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA), Washington offered special education services to children in both public and private schools—everyone except those whose parents chose religious schools. Children in religious schools were forced to travel off-site to some "nonsectarian" location to receive services, which was burdensome and disruptive for special needs kids, and which often rendered the services useless.
To justify this ban on special education for children in religious schools, Washington relied on state constitutional Blaine Amendments—the same unfortunate relics of 19th-century anti-religious bigotry that opponents of school choice programs rely on to thwart educational opportunity. The U.S. Constitution, however, requires Washington to be neutral toward religious options in public programs, neither favoring nor discriminating against religion. The state may not single out families who choose religious schools and deny only their children the special education services they need to thrive.
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Am I going to go buy another one? No. I'm going to make one from a shopping cart and frankly Scarlett, Tara the land, as God is my witness, I'll never run out of hand trucks ever again!
It turned out great. Not only is it a good hand truck, it also works great as a four-wheeler floor dolly.
Time: It took an hour and fifteen minutes to build this while taking pictures, figuring out how to do it, and not rushing. The next one would take less than an hour.
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You know someone else stole that shopping cart.
2: taking of the property of another
You know that it doesn't belong to you.
3: with the intent of permanently depriving them of it.
You know you're never giving it back, no matter how much you "honestly" intend to.
Let's apply some Kantian principles: if it is ethical for you to do this, then it is
ethical for everyone to do this. Imagine that world. Is that too much philosophy for you?
And your justification that the store "owes" you this shopping cart: do you think that profit is theft?
You are not excused for your petty crime just because Georgey and Dickey
were enormous criminals that happened to lead this country, of for the behavior
of this country via its foreign policy.
The fact that you have made an entirely separate step to defend the theft of a shopping cart indicates that you are in a gray enough area, ethically, that you feel exposed to criticism.
I will grant you that the cart was damaged beyond repair before you took it from a railroad right-of-way, and that no store was going to want it back after that. You could have left it at that, and allowed other people the option of their own ethical choices. I don't know why you went on to condone theft.
You call your detractors "young philosophers". What have you got against young people? Do you think that you are excused for your petty crime just because you are old? What is it?
You could, of course, *test* this theory by taking the cart back to the store whence it came, ask them if they want it back, and if they say "no" it's all yours. You clearly just got permission from its rightful owner to keep it.
But you don't seem overly concerned with that.
You do seem concerned that the rightful owner isn't interested in rewarding your honest behaviour. Which is strange, because if you think about it, would *you* reward people for bringing things back, when you have no idea who stole it in the first place, and it happens on a weekly basis? You may as well pay people to steal things from you.
An audio recording of a bar review course is where I learned it.
This particular cart belongs to me under "abandoned property" law. Which I learned about the same way. The store does not want it back.
Re: foreign policy, theft of Indian land, and the kitchen sink, we live in a moral environment full of hypocrisy (doing one thing and saying another) so huge we can barely see it. But little stuff like a shopping cart seems to jump right out at people.
Thanks for caring! and I really mean that. There are a lot of sleepwalkers among us.
Your philosophy on playing fair is plainly evident, and I find it offensive that some of these guys attempt to slam you without admitting that you very plainly told the reader not to steal a cart, but to ask for a damaged one from a place of business.
And I couldn't agree with you more on the disgusting behavior of the government during the disastrous (in EVERY way possible) tenure of the Bush/Cheney administration. Thank God for our children's sake and the future of the planet that they are gone.
And thank God you're still here as a testament to real American ingenuity. A long life and much happiness to you.
Dear old Dad did one thing a bit different with the dolly he built, that I find extremely handy, so I figured I'd share it with you. He made the handle adjustable so you can use it in the upright position as seen here, or remove the handle and replace it at a 90 degree angle and use it as a cart (while it is resting on all four wheels.) This way, you can stand upright to pull it along. It's very useful for hauling multiple bags of gravel, dog food, etc.
Sometimes I feel like an ant in an anthill, and the whole colony gets the message "hard work is something to be proud of" and we all work hard and mind our business and some other anthill gets the message "A gentleman must have soft hands and a clean suit" and our ants outwork their ants and before long our anthill is much bigger and has consumed theirs. And part of it is big decisions and shrewd or crazy leaders on both sides and major events, but most of it is the aggregate work of the ants going this way or that way, and making it possible for the historic events to happen. I want to be an ant learning to live the right way and pushing the right way, and sometimes I just have to get all American. 1st amendment: you can complain! 2nd amendment: and play with guns! 1.5 amendment: complain with guns! well maybe not :)
I tell my mom I'm going to put a horse trailer in my back yard. She starts telling me about ordinances and regulations and neighborhood standards and probably I can't do that or half the other things everyone ought to be doing damn it. So I say "It sure is a shame what the Americans have done to this country". Have you seen a Homeowner's association or a standard Condo agreement? You can't hang your laundry out to dry or park a car with the name of your business on the door! What country is this? And a lot of other rules and busybodies who really think they know how everyone else should live and look like wear you down. So then I can't do my hobbies in peace, and a simple thing like just wanting to reuse something that might get thrown away turns into a big ordeal and I start ranting in ways that sound political.
This indeed is true; I say the same as ripstikfan. :)
But ive been trying to change my username for a month now. :P
My name is monica, thats the reason for the 'm'.
Are you allowed to use a shopping cart you find on the side of the road if it is several miles from a grocery store?
The legal doctrines are pretty interesting.


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First time in Heat history a player wins MVP...Congrats King James, prove all the haters and get this NBA Championship!
No surprise here. LeBron had an unbelievable season and deservedly got the MVP.
No surprise given he's a walking triple double threat every night and gives his all on defense with 2 steals per game and a block a game. That's why I find it hilarious when the Durant supporters scream "we were robbed!" LeBron is just the better all around player right now. If he and the Heat win it all this year, he'll definitely be considered one of the greatest all around players in the league, hate him or not.
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Check out the hardware...now please get that ring.
He deserved to win it. No doubt about it
Only 7 other players have won the MVP award at least three times. All those guys have championship rings. Two of them, Wilt Chamberlain and Moses Malone, won their first title (only title in Malone's case) during the same season as their 3rd MVP award. Keeping that in mind... this year is definitely the year for Lebron (and the Heat, of course) to win it all. All that history doesn't preclude the possibility of not winning a title until later but hey, it's been put off long enough
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I just got the update notification (unbranded Desire, Germany).
So the answer to "when" is: Now.
The official Froyo release for the HTC Desire seems to be imminent. Though since it's already been over three weeks since they said it would come within the next two, you might have better luck with an unofficial ROM.
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Please note that we are using some serious saws to cut the tire. It's important that you are familiar with and comfortable using power tools to make these projects. While the cuts are not difficult, the tires do have steel wires in the sidewall that can be resistant to sawing initially. BE CAREFUL AND WATCH WHERE YOU PLACE YOUR HANDS/FINGERS!
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We saved our tires when we replaced them. This actually saved us the cost of the disposal fee! We also asked a couple of friends to save their tires for us as well since we knew we'd need several for various gardens.
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This saw is used to cut the side off the tire.
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This is the saw we used to cut a slit in the side of the tire. It cuts through the steel bands easily. Again, BE CAREFUL!
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You could also use several layers of newspaper to create a weed/grass block.
- Garden Soil:
You can purchase garden soil, compost material, or find a friend/acquaintance who needs to have soil hauled away.
For cutting the sidewall I have found a sawzall to be the perfect tool... use a metal cutting blade and the sidewall will cut like warm butter!
My cousin & a friend of his got a patent on a wall of tires 20+ yrs ago it is built in Indiana.
Has anyone tried to cut tires with the circular saw instead of this sabre saw?
I will say this as an encouragement, my hubby did this on his own and he is NOT a power tool user! He almost put a spade bit into his chest one time (He was saved by the bit being tangled in the open flaps of his button-up shirt tangling around the bit) and he has also electrocuted himself trying to "help" me install a ceiling fan. Tools are not his thing...he's the cook. :-) That being said, If he can do it, I know you can get there. Just be very careful and keep your hands BEHIND THE BLADE - NEVER IN FRONT!
Can I just offer an idea with regard for it? If you could, you might want to consider lining your planter with a layer of cement/concrete, even hypertufa or ferrocement. I know it sounds strange, but I mention this for a couple of reasons:
1) Rubber (especially tire rubber) contains chemicals which will most assuredly break down more quickly with such constant, unlimited exposure to the sun and elements. Those chemicals will, in turn, be absorbed by your plants. Not only can it impact the health of your plants, but especially if you are growing edibles in this environment you would not want to ingest plant matter which has been grown this way. The cement/concrete or other similar
matter offers a layer of protection against this.
2) Concrete, cement, hypertufa and ferrocement (the latter two of which are created utilizing cement) contain lime, which will naturally (with exposure to water) leech at a minimal rate into the soil and provide a natural source of lime to your plants. This is especially beneficial if you are growing plants which prefer a base environment. If you want to grow plants which prefer an acidic environment, you would simply use a liberal amount of peat moss in your soil mixture (I'd use as much as possible--even a ratio of 3 parts peat to 1 part soil or compost would be fabulous).
Hope this gives prospective tire-gardeners something to consider. I am absolutely all for repurposing items in any way you can, it's always good to consider the long-term effects of such a practice on not only the environment, but also your own health.
However, we have lately been starting up our gardens again and switched from using landscape fabric to using 2 layers of newspaper. The roots can get through the newspaper but it does block the weeds very well.
Also, I just planted potatoes in 3 tires on Good Friday. I'm anxious to see if this works as well as I hope but the plan is to:
1. Cut off both sidewalls.
2. Put the potatoes 3"-4" into the ground, just inside the tire ring.
3. After I have about 6" of green growth from the potatoes I'm going to fill the tires with straw. The potatoes should have 8"-10" of straw on top of them and I'm hoping that the tire ring will hold the straw in place better and keep me from needing such a high mound.
I think that I will give it a try....
I have seen this before, but with very large tires only, without removing the sidewall.
Thank you for sharing this great gardening information
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I would also surmise that as today's tire have improved wear characteristics over tires from years ago, that different compounds have been added to the mix to accomplish this. What are they, and how do they degrade when not used as intended, but rather put in dirrect contact with dirt? Who knows, as the manufacturers do not have to divulge their "Trade Secrets."
The fact that some flak who is in the tire industry posted a conflicting comment is not proof enough for me that using old tire for food production is safe. I am not a "green" person, but I see no reason to poison myself or others just to be contrary.
Just because the tire manufacturers are now making tire mulch instead of actually recycling their tires, does not mean it is safe.
And as far as cliffs go, I hope you find yours soon.
I had only one bit of trouble though. I was not familiar with a dual saw, so naturally, I Googled it, and most of the entries I came up with were a specialized saw that was a bit out of my price range ( as noted here ).
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Long - Good luck, but I dont want him here anymore
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I guess I look at it this way what would make our team more complete today. OK 1st probaly is a stud pass rusher, followed by a number #1 WR and shut down CB and FS. So that gets us to the last pick of the 3rd round and guard and LB stick out IMO. Soo we are replacing Clemons, Gafney, Marshall and Odrick positions. Ordrick could be moved inside to replace Starks, Marshall could move to nickle or safty to replace Clemons and Gafney relased to be resigned if needed due to injuries. Clemons would fill in as a backup saftey. There is an issue with the WR positon on this team because it takes intelligence and talent to run it the way Sherman and Philbin are looking for. Proof look at Gafney and the time it took for him to learn it and in fact outside of Bess and Hartline most of our guys must not get it. The last game we won Moore threw the ball less on timing routes and more on players position to the ball. Hate to say it but in terms of a catchable ball I think Moore throws a better one than RT to his WR. RT throws a lazer and Moore a arch.
Ok I haven't read every dam post but if Thomas is the starter next year imma flip. Now I know Bush isn't the best but signing him to a lower deal would work. he is a playmaker that a team needs . I bet he goes to the pats and we will pay as in the passing game he will kill us. we need to use him more fore passing down and he is so much more productive then Thomas with the same touches. feed bush 20 plus plays and he makes more chunk yards then neg plays..... plus the great Barry Sanders had ton of neg yardage plays but then would break a big one . give bush a shot, loosing him just opens up another hole on this team.....
now if L. Miller becomes great off the nice runs he has had then I will love to be wrong. dunno if he is a great catching RB tho. I love pass catching RB so let's get bush going please. this last two games isn't all on him tho......
I agree tho hartline and Starks must stay
Looking into the crystal ball, here's how I think it plays out:
Long - franchised. We have too many holes to fill in the draft to add LT to the list. We'll see how he plays during his franchise season and if he still struggles then we let him walk after that.
Starks - wave bye bye. He's gone. Too expensive and we can kick Odrick inside fulltime where he belongs. We'll be drafting another DE is off season to add more depth to the line.
Hartline - perfect #2 WR for this offense, he gets extended.
Smith - wildcard. If the money's right, resign him as a #2 CB. If he comes in demanding top 10 CB money, put on the Colts game tape and then start negotiating with him. He WILL have a cap friendly contract or he can kick rocks. Let someone else try to coach the softness out of him.
Bush - some what of a wildcard but most likely gone. If Bush will sign a cap friendly contract as a utility type reciever threat running back that he should be then by all means sign him back. Daniel Thomas has one more season after this one to develop any kind of running instinct before he gets cut.
Most likely we'll be looking at the 2014 draft to get a new LT and RB. Thomas won't cut it and Miller isn't an every down back. Perhaps Long returns to his old self next season but I'm not holding my breath. The other big question is exactly how much cap room will we have for 2014 after Ireland screws up the 2013 off season.
Enjoy your burrito.
Anybody who says Tag Long is F**King crazy. NO WAY should he be paid $14 MIL next season. I do not see one fricking iota of logic behind this.
Getting rid of players, who are not as good as what we would like, is one thing. Replacing them is another. So, who are we replacing all the players we are getting rid of? You knew there would be a catch in getting rid of players? No?
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Set 1: Trench Town Rock[1] > Julius, Wolfman'sWolfman's Brother -> Time Loves a Hero, Bittersweet Motel, Reba, SlothThe Sloth, GinsengGinseng Sullivan, Fee > Maze, SampleSample in a Jar
Set 2: Runaway Jim, Meat > LxLLimb By Limb, CircusWhen the Circus Comes > DwDDown with Disease
Encore: Wilson > GolgiGolgi Apparatus
[1] Phish debut.
· Maria tease in Runaway Jim
Noteworthy Jams: Wolfman's Brother, Fee, Maze, Runaway Jim (highly recommended)
Average Song Gap: 69.35
Performers: Trey Anastasio, Page McConnell, Jon Fishman, Mike Gordon
Notes: This show marked the Phish debut of Trench Town Rock and the return of Time Loves a Hero (first since November 5, 1988, or 1,021 shows). Runaway Jim included a tease of Maria from West Side Story. This show is also available on DVD from Phish Dry Goods.
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As I've written before here on .net, fans on tour were all riding a huge high coming off the madness of maryland/virginia beach (and a great tour). This show was alot of fun as a result. The lots were extremely positive ... more than normal random high fiving and lots of "can you believe it" conversations. Kinda like the Phish community had turned a corner, and we all knew it.
The debut cover of Bob Marley's "Trenchtown Rock" to open the show was just perfect. Followed with a standard but nice version of Julius set the mood for the show. The Wolfman's jam into the bust-out of Little Feat's "Time Loves a Hero" (over 1000 shows) was awesome. To date, the only version of "Bittersweet Motel" I actually don't mind listening to (the crowd's reaction to the line "halfway between Erie and Pittsburgh" always makes me smile). The remainder of the set was a mix of standards in Sloth and the closer Sample, some nice bluegrass in Ginseng Sullivan, a nice distinctly summer '98 take on Fee, and soaring versions of Reba & Maze.
The second set opens with a very exploratory Runaway Jim, including a sublime tease of "Maria" (by Trey) from the musical West Side Story - which I had absolutely no idea what it was at the time. It's similar in ambition to the Worcester '97 Jim. Although I prefer the Worcester Jim, this one is unmistakably summer '98 and was/is a wonderful listening experience in extended open improv (35 mins). The return to the Jim theme is glorious after the sonic journey. The boys follow it up with exactly what is called for: a couple new tunes (Meat and LxL) which would later be featured on Story of the Ghost (Fall '98). The start/stop of Meat was playful and the crowd appreciated it. For a few moments it threatened to get elastic in that summer '98 kind of way, but coming off the monster Jim, a straight ahead version was called for. I especially like how it finished/went into LxL (which I used to say at the time was Reba dressed up in a Taste drumbeat). If you like Reba and Taste (who doesn't), it's hard to dislike LxL. A gorgeous "When the Circus Comes" (Los Lobos cover) fit in well after the SOTG tunes in what was emerging as the mid/late second set ballad position in the setlist (think Bug, Mtns in the Mist, Velvet Sea, etc.). A straight-forward rocking version of DwD closed the second set in similar fashion to Atlanta, five days earlier.
Depending on your point of view, nothing too exciting tonight for the encore (pretty much impossible to top Sabotage/Terrapin Station), although Wilson had some lyrical variations from Trey which I can't identify, but it's clear, he was in good spirits. Golgi ended a very satisfying show that well represents Phish in Summer '98: well played yet playful, occasional bust-outs, debut covers, rocking out and taking risks. There's better shows in my opinion from Summer '98 but as an overall document on the tour, Burgettstown '98 is a solid, yet welcome/unexpected choice for the next official dvd. Looking forward to the December release!
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Toto Wolff insists Mercedes would "love" to facilitate Robert Kubica's return to Formula One in the future.
Kubica last contested a Formula One grand prix back in 2010 with the Renault team. Three months later he was seriously injured in a rally accident.
The Polish driver's forearm was partially severed and it was not until September 2012 that he made a competitive appearance in motorsport when he competed - and won - the Ronde Gomitolo Di Lana in a WRC car.
Since then Kubica has been working to recover sufficient movement in his right arm. But while he currently has enough to drive a rally car, it remains to be seen whether he'll ever be able to return to F1.
The 28-year-old, though, took steps towards just that when he recently drove in the Mercedes simulator.
Wolff told BBC Sport: "If there's any chance of getting him back in a DTM touring car or F1 cockpit, we'd love to do it.
"Any team would love to have a Robert Kubica."
The Mercedes executive director, though, conceded that at present Kubica is focused on his career in the European Rally Championship where he finished sixth in last weekend's Rally Azores.
"He is somebody I have known for 10 years but it's absolutely his call how he wants to help us and his main focus is rallying," Wolff said.
"This is where he wants to be successful and what he wants to do in the future."


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Singular Sensation Freedom Cake
When you purchase the Singular Sensation Freedom Cake for a recipient here in the US, Bake Me A Wish! will deliver an identical birthday cake to a soldier serving overseas, in the name of your recipient. The Freedom Cake features a layer of deluxe chocolate brownie, covered in crushed OREO cookies, drizzled with white and dark chocolates and an avalanche of sprinkles adorning the top. Each cake features a special card informing the recipient that a cake has been sent to a soldier in their name, alongside an imprint of the American Flag.
*Cake is 4 inches round
*Administered by our partner, Soldiers' Angels
*Discounts cannot apply due to donation.
*Price Includes Shipping (unless overnight service or Saturday delivery).
IMPORTANT: Gourmet Gifts are perishable and are processed for on-time delivery to ensure your gift arrives fresh and delicious. Orders placed after 4:50PM ET Monday through Friday will be processed the following business day. Saturday deliveries available for $5.00 additional on Advanced Orders, $15.00 Additional on Saturday Orders requiring Priority Overnight Service. Deliveries to Alaska & Hawaii are an additional $25.00. Bake Me A Wish! cannot be held responsible for incorrect or omitted information. Any exception received, due to missing or bad information, immediately nullifies guaranteed delivery. Apartment numbers and suites for residential and business deliveries must be included for on-time delivery. Your gift will not be delivered on time without this information!
*Allergy Information: Unless otherwise noted, products contain milk, wheat, soy and egg ingredients, and were produced on equipment that processes peanuts, almonds, hazelnuts, pecans, walnuts. Our facility is not Gluten Free.
5% of your order will be used to assist our effort in sending gourmet occasion cakes to soldier's overseas. If you have a soldier's birthday approaching, click here to send a cake to an APO/FPO address.


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"Heart Shape Valentine Wedding Plaque with Poem"
By Yvonne Bannow
Comments: I received this earlier than I expected and was very pleased with that. The gift will be perfect for my granddaughter and husband. I think it is absolutely beautiful!! Thank you!